------ CORONEWS INQUESTS. ()11 Saturday evening an inquest was held before Thos. S:trling Esq. Coroner ol Middlesex, upon the body ol .has. Thayer, the onfurnmate man who has been tinger siiice the 24th September, in the Middlesex Hospital, consequence of the injury he reeeired, by ',clog L recipitated from the house , No. 58, Charles-street, 1) ors-lane. —Mary Thayer, the widow ol the deceased, rite first witness ; she stated, that between kit and rive niboths ago witness and her deceesed hus band returned nom Hampshire. On Monday morning he left her at her mat.a,r's at Kennington, say tog lie was going to receive swum Money Iron% Mr. Ftilout his em ployer. She heard Ito more of tool omit the following day, when she foutid hint in Nlitl.llesex Hospital. He trial her he was in lilitor when ite west into tile house Citarles-street ; but did not know who threw hint out of the window, lie Slid there Was a man in the room who hit and stunned thin. rethick told her, w men they were going to Clerketiwell, that a man hit deceased with a poker. The witness during her (Kann- I ion appeared deeply ailectert—Mr. Joists Fitzpatrick, clerk of Nlaillsorough-street Mike. produced the t..l4ittal detimanithis, made before Nlr.Matinivarsont, ant the u. i t of November fast, and signed by the deceased -- Toe depositiOn of the deceased, who at that time did tint apprehend dan;er, was then read. It stated that on toe 24:1t of Sepienther, lie was accosted in Holborn by Pethick, sellout he accompanied to a neighbour ing wine vaults, where they each had a glass of gnu; she then Limb hint to tile house. The deposition theta went oil to describe the e 'tack as proved in es --Sinitic, Furze:ban, principal emistaule of St. Giles's stated, that at 'Au o'clock on the night of the 24tit o Sept. hearing that a maxi was thrown out of a window 1-t Citarles-street, lie went there, and ran tip stairs, and loam! the rooms on the second flour in a state of the greatest disorder, bearing all the appearance of a desire• rate sciil/1.. He took Nlartha Angel and John Haggerty ion , custody. Burrell and Haggerty made their escape. He pursued Haggerty to Bristol, but there lust all turther ilitelltgince of hint. Has measured the distaste be tween the sill of the window, and the top of the glass of the first floor window, and the distance is three feet nine incites. A man could not have hung by his arms out of the second floor window without breaking the glass, which was not broken. After several other wit nesses were examined, toe Coroner proceeded to suns up toe evidence to the Jury, who were about consulting, 'viten the for,mtati requested the deposition of the de ceased to be again read, after which they retired to another room for deliberation, and at half-past 12 o'cloei. entered the Court, and the foreman, addressitig the cotoner. replied, " we are unanimously of opinion that James Thayer was murdered by Thus. Burrell and John Haggerty, by beim; trirown out of a window:' Ihe I , .rutier men issued his warrant ot commitment against Titoulas Burrell ; and the Court was iiissolaed. MELANCHOLY DEATH OF Mita. GOODBEHERF.. Au inquest was held San Saturday eventing at Hat ku, y, before J. Unwiti, Esq. Coroner, tat the hotly ot Hrs. Anti Geodln•here, the wile id J. Goodoeltere, Esq. of Hackney, aid meee of the late Altleimau Oeutibeliere, attune death was oecasiosied lay lite lainehtaltie occurrence detailed ill toe thou* itie esitteitee. 'l' lie deceased wus a very hand some a Oaken, only 32 year. of age, and lies hell six chit eu, the eldest al thlutit is not seven years ufage. Sarah Andes soil, sea vent in the Gunny of J. Goodbelittle, Esq. deposed We lelluos I—WitlleSs IS littitaelitaiti la the Nosily. On 'flint sday last, about 11411 past three in the atteroutut, site was alai died heartita the pannier 101 l ringing violently, and 1•411 rip stair.; Al the parlour dour site met her niiittess enveloped iu rite; her shrieks were terrific, and site begged fur assistance. %V itness's 1010w :sets alit Came up at sue uunurut,and tile deceased rem boo the meek parlour, when the servant threw her dorm out the cal pet, rutted the carpet Over her, and sintithereil the Maine*. Her chokes were completely burnt otf. Witness ran mu the do•o, bat her tel was so great, that all cite et,04.1 say was '• any sundress!" A iitig,tadunt Cattle ill and Itatieled assi,taate. Charles Buck, builder, of Hackney, deposed, that heat log the last witness screanuita mud calling " toy ink tt eas !" he ran 111(0 the house and saw one Sat the servant. in the act of rolling the deceased in the curvet iu the back parlour. The 11. tote was so fierce, that he thought the earpet %mild take tire. Heron ter some water, which he slit itikled on the outside of the carpet, and was goine. throw the cuittents of the pail oil the carpet, witch the de • er aced said, i• Don't, dual, don't." Ott lit mit ei g the house he saw mane epparel bunting oil th, oilcloth in tile ball ; it biari 4 up at least two feet high, and be after- Vial ds learned that it wits part of the deceased's apparel. After the names were sqbdtied, lie lett the servants to take Ott the deceased's clothes, and rail for a doctor. Mr. Ed ward Sheffield, surgeon, of Hackney, deposed-- Witness was sent fur to attend the deceased on 'flinisilay aitei noon, and arrived on the spot immediately alter the accident laud taken place. she was lying on thin bud. He beset witnessed, during his whole ploressional life, CstNe ill which the (Melling was ature extensive—ever: part, except tile face, nod round the small part of the body (which was protected by the s tays) was Warta Peeel'el. lie tcmuiueJ tat attendance San the decease I till trot r u't.luCi. au Fsiday eels she expired. '1 he uc. (*cased was pelhCCll a- 1.'0.1 , 1.;. wilhiu a (VI/Alter ot au hi lir alter sterna. se r tad olio that site was slow: Sat 'lie patilatr, outr.W4- I.y flits stance foe five • Milli a poker, Obeli a let g' she mad ever eel* shoulders, caught hie, by a. curtest or air draw ine against the erate, mud it set to I coOn cowl other as.i.atel (which was 44.4 hglit tit .torte) 0:4 me. The Cormier nutted iaat sad event would operate . as a Oat wet:, to apparel were made geue. rally uf that ill lice) to he caret cagier lire ace .tarts v. as swept Wally Saul Sat to dcain." Oil Friday arterrxm, al)oot two o'clock, a young matt aprraranc , :, incaotiou , ly ventnrctl ill a ooltne, boat, and Ivoac I.tnnof the liankaide snore. the boat upset. A gentleman w furtow..ttly bettli; lArt la the time, toe vill.Vll/1.111 Wrtil to Ills et, V.,laleCe, and arriacd just kit time lf) intAch hiut ftam a w ...cry grave. The Mendicity Society, have been making some efforts to employ able-bodied mendicants, who as sign as a reason for begging, that they cannot get work, and who either have no parochial settle ments, or which are at a considerable distance from London. They have during the last week sent 48 persons of this description to the canal at Padding ton, to break stones for the use of the roads near • London, and it is found that such of these men, as will work, can egrn from Is. to Is. 6d. each per day. The committee have accordingly directed engagements tti ire made, with a view to carry this design completely into effect, which it is apprehend ed will ahcieve the objects of the society more completely than any effort they have yet attempted, more particularly as it has been tinind that 35 of the above number never went to the depot to be employed as they were directed ; and out of the remaining 1:3, several worked only a few days and then left it. - THE NATIONAL REGISTER Aim° &condo Georgii IV. Regis. ark Volume, (Octavo), Price lie Supplement, tmally 1000 ler•press, ;H LAWYIR; or Every cuntainuat a Summary of the ; its Laws and Statute , , par. Just published, in One very Ti 119, bds. coma' ;;;;; g, with t Pages of closely winged Let GIFFORD'S ENGLI; 'Mail Mt null Lawyer: C 000 i o titution of Great Britain ticularly those relidise to Arrests Insolvent Debtors Bankruptcies • L author! and Tenant 11.1telit Societies Lihel Bills of Li:change waster and Servant The Clergy Nii•tances Distues , es Parisll 0 ilk ell rite Game Laws Patent and Child Execututs nod Administrators Saving Banks Guardian and Wald Ti tiles Hutt:and and Wife Wills, &e &e. Alio, THE CRIMINAL LAW OF ENGLAND, Erni:it:ming every speci a of Public Oilences with their Puintlonent. To whit h is ridded an Appendix, containing the most ap proved Farm, of A4reenienit, Leases, W ill, and 'le, animas, Notice, bet v. e i 0 Li.sidlord and Tenant, Contracts, Articles of Copartnership, &v. &c. Alui, A SUPPLEMENT, containing The Excite Laws 1 The Asses s ed Taxis The Cut .' Laws 1 The Stamp Dula', I AND Tile Aces OP THS 1 AND U. G co. IV. nano° THE LAST SESSION OF PAILLISMCNT• The Whom cal.:fully ni,:ested from int- hest authorities; the Statute , tor.itiot disci: to the I and 2. ficii. IV. wad the L.tis Report. to 'hooky Term, 11i'21.--T tic Sixth Edition. By JOIIN GIFFORD, Esq. London: Printed for A. WilesttEn, 23, Warwick. Sim-ire. Paternoster Raw; and .old by all Bookseller. in the United Kingdom. ---. A PRINCE, fie Originnl Proprietor, bus so itri- LI.• proved the RUSSIA OIL, that it will be pleasant, and will keep in all cantatas. Through the discovery of an eXUII valuabie ingredient, an d which has been proved, will be sure to assist in preserving. and promoting the hair, will make it grow thick and long, prevent i t fallin g oil or ever turning grey, and will be sure to assist in restoring it to bald places, if thu least signs of roots are remaining. And as the Proprietor is now resolved not to prepare his Russia Oil without that valuable in gredient, although very expensive ; therefore the Proprietor cannot possibly sell the ounce bottle for less than ss. and the ieh large bottle, which contains five ounces, for one sovereign, wb is a saving. And as some think the Russia Oil dear, the reason is easily ascertained ; for instance.an ounce bottle of Oil of Roses is ouly about Ss. ; and an ounce boule of the b bust and se the genu one iine Otto of Hoses is Eve guineas. The reason i ecaus far inure preferable to the other. So it is with PRINCE'S Russia Oil, which is tar preferable to any other article for the Hair. Even Medical Gentlamcn have published in the Gazette of Health, that Prince's ltussia Oil is superior to any Oil for the hair ; will recto e it on bald pluces, and strengthen weak hilt sooner than any other preparation. Also Mt. Marshall, the first Court plait dresa:r, of %Vigmore Street; Mr. Damon. Hair 1./ to th Royal hamily. Weymouth ; Mr. Adams, hoarser, e, Leeds ; e and hundreds of other principal Hair Dres . hour Lan seas, have declared that they . reconnuend Prince's Russia OctOi before any other, as from expenence they have fluid it to be the best for preserving and promoting the Hair, clearing the scurf, and keeping the head anti hair clean; although there are other Article'; our the Hair daily putted in the Newspapers. But of therHair e ar e thousands of Ladies and Gentlemen have a goad head by using PRINCE'S celebrated RUSSIA OIL. But some Liilies being periutaled io use other Oils, they soon found the dtderence, as their Hair began to fall A or get grey. • rill dad Prince's itussia 0.1 preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives a mow gloss, softens, and curls it. Gen tlemen wearin g powder (mot to ma it instead ' of pomatum ; it promotes eybrows, wniskers, Sold %‘'iwle,aile. Retail, and ter Exportation.. by the ‘ule Pro prietor, A. Oxiord 'street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty New Bond-street ; and by most principal Perfunier anti Medieihe Vendtra. Proved by affidavit, the 24th of No vember 1514, b e fore the Laid litytir, that A. Prince L; the Original Proprietor in the Ciiivorse of the ltihsia Oil; thezetuie it any Per il, tha Metticine Vender, Hair Dress, or any onc else, *ells Russia Ot is not Prince's, they are impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their custornerwiss • Al' for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe Prince" on the wiappet and seals of eaeit bottle : without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. Ladies and Centlemea will be particular, as there are unprin cipled persons in to wn and (mmo , alio sell counterfeits, and say they me genuine There has been of late Counterfeit Russia Oil sold in almost every 'street; and Imposiots have made the covets of the Cuun • terfeit Russia Oil so touch like the Comuine, and even imitated the originalProprietur's mune; tlierclore purchasers shou Cali olls, and have it of tile fie;iriewr, or of a respectable P i e r:tuner or :Medicine Vender. As several lathes cud ~.:.entleinen in the country have complained that they have been taken in by unprin cipled persons seding than counterfeit. therefore, by enclosing the maney in a letter tor the Russia Oil, fee. three-tad to Mr. Prince, No. 9, Poland.strect, Ozford.street, Lender., Mr. P. will send them by return of coach to any pact of the kingdom. 0 11 !*_LINIO 14. `.lr , " Tint's. On Friday last, in Gower street, Bedford square, the ialiy Of J. R. Robins, esq. of a daughter. Ihe lady of Sir G. O. P. Turner, bait. of a eon and heir, at her ladyship's house in linker street, Portman s•ios e. pper Gower street, the laity of A. I. Mnipkinson, esq. of a daughter. At Carlthigton, near Bedford, the lady of the Itev.l'. Anderson, of a son. In Green street, Grosvenor square, Mrs. Stevens, of a son. In Montage place, Montagu square, Mrs. Witdditove, of a daughter. Mrs. It. Dal,lcish of Middle scot' nut pod, of a daughter. ..fhe lady ul It. Ripley, esq. of Lawrence Pountney lane, of a sou. gOaffift. At Mousey, .1. Guest, Jur csq. of Birmingham, to Martha, only trogltter ut a. %tot o orth, esq. of I lortisey. Purt Linsi•, Isle of Fiance, D. :Maw, cay. of the Royal Collet;e of Stop...ow s.A iraiin, to Miss Spears, eldest daughter of Wm. tail. chief •earehes 401 . Cnsunos of that island. At St Patti's, I °vent garden, Mr. lulin Woes, of Chelsea, to Miss Lucy Emma New, of the same place. At St. Andrew's. liolborn, Richard, youngest son of D. Will, ili4l es Fll hanker, at ..t)e,io So.tot, to N.oi.t. )000ge.t d4u4htet 01 Mil itelbb..th. eat. of Iteditod street, Redford roe. At Watistead, i. J. Dramas, es of dist place, to iota, daughter of It. t netton, es+ of N hips-cross, W411..111 ~, V. At Nth , yiebuste church, J. Kest an, eat. ut the island of Jamaica, to Miss limonite Concis, of Des pinee. At St. 110i:it's, J. Capper, ea+ of Crosby square, to Eliz abeth, onl y daughter ot the late 'I. lornbull, esq. Nis. W. Faces, litacechtircli stsett, to Isulanne, daughter of the Isle J. Ilepps, tuty. of Peckham. At Bat - bailors, on the 12th of December last, in his ithli year, after an 111110.6 of 'love .1/1) a, Lieut.-gig I John Viper, t;.0., rat the 4to or Mug'. Own Regiment. Al the homeits, Clifton, Caroline, the daughter of William King, esq. of spitalgate, Olanthani, Lincolnshire. Mr. Vim. Bushy, of New Bond .tied, aged 71, after a protracted fling se of noir nine months. At Ids house In 11411011 garden, 11. Jackson, es+ solicitor, iu the Nib year of his age. Margaret. eldest daughter of J. Meyer, e s t . of Walthain kiourlheliere, stow. On the loth i.. 1 / 1 01, 01 hackney , aged 311 years, wife of ii. u.coouthelt , re, ear'. Whin: stirring up the hie, being alr.ac in the parlour, her dress caught the 'lame, by which accident sne %%as so dreadfully burnt t h at s he survived but a few bu ms. Uti rodurday last, at the house of Isis father, Porters, the Rev. J. , 14u ttttt osier of the independent church, EXClef. On NI outlay last, alter a severe Illness, sir Buckwor th liockwurth Mom Sortine halt. of Ilepturi, iu Easel• lie is succeeded lo title and estates by his eldest son, Cul. Peter Duckworth Ilea ne Of soa ICUICIIII me. Same day, atter a slant illness, Cobb, cp. C Inn, and of Sy itenli.tin, in Kent. At her house in Loinberland Area, New road, Mrs. Anders, widow of the kW F. Augers, ea+ aged N. lit Angust last, at Calcutta, 1. Wetherell, esq. coma' ruder of the Ilehe, and a master In the royal navy. At Islington, aged SI, Mr. fI. settler, of Old Jewry , youngest son of Mr. W. sadltr, rat surrey 11.111fIre. Lon Don Marluts --www-- CORN EXt.IIANGE, Fninay. JAN. e 5. The market this day was tolerably supplied with Wheat. chiefly the surplus from the former market, and principally of an inferior kind ; there were. however, a few fresh arrivals, the prime samples of which met ready purchasers, at a tri fl ing ad vanceperior o n our last quotations : this, however, only applies to the eru saml:s, the infaior invariably temarning on hone, a l t hough ofler p en at from ts. to 2r. per quarter lower than at the clo-e on Wednesday. The supply of Barley was but modende• and the tine qualities fully supported their quotations on Monday and Wedneatay. The Oat trade was very dull, and very few sales were etti_eted, from an opinion that the little demand for that article would occasion a reduction. Malt has undergone ha alteration in Free, and the demand was not brisk. Beans con • tinue the acme us we before quoted. White Ptra, particular be ly Boilers, steadily supported Mouttay's prices, bat Grey way quoted a trifle lower.—Tae market, upon the whale, was vary dull, and overauxkcd with interior qualities of most articles, which met with ro purchasers. CURRENT PRICKS OF GRUN IOR TV Per %% incilestelll OM r UA V Measure of hi WlLlll% ut 11 Witte , . 01). 5. 5 . 5 . 1. Old Wheat .. • 5 10a7160 a 71 New Ked Wheat I ;11 a 50 24 a 40 %% New title tin I :Ai a 56 • 36 • 56 It)e Bram., or Buck Moivqa -n -- -- a -- Busk) . .... Vale Arilt .• • Feed Oats dress areal:tad d". I 22 u 26 I e 2 a 25 New Tic k grans Old ditto New Pigeon it'll o .;,.1 a ,1.1 al Yu Vela. - • 33 a3d 23 a 34 Grey Peale ' qlesred lathl/. a 324 3tl/. . 32e. E VI VRIDAY• 50 a 71 Si il : ,1 36 a 51 YT Li 24 U I a 14 at a UJ IS a xi 22 it 2$ a 23 2.3 a 24 21 u al SP I ifs a YT A% Eli 161., k)t Ver 44.i.ifter, . leant .r DibtriCt. 4. 1 I:\l.L NI) and 11 ALES, %%etw tuails; from t.itextte• Wheat... 424 3tl j 11.triey... 41. 41 j •uet......21 , I 1 Rye.... Rit()%1.7% Olt MU:A.4.IIAM) alto t... Menial. Pact. itoin the Itetue n..141e fit %1 tlltt g editroglity labt. 31n. To. pet cwt. exclulive ui s duty SMIT.III/1.:/,1) MAUI: i; . nog% ttAN• Beef •711 1•/ 3: eft mutton u. mi 111 4 iht Lomb Oh 011 10 Ott , ott I i Vl alba tl.l tu 6. b Pork to S. bJ Heat, ul Cattle at ittnAr t. Sliev.,6 and 1J tuit.t • 1 , 0, i.) I Calves ..... 12V llle . . • al:a L.:mil: , I ..... C3IVC FnMAY. JAN. 25.—Our market til!s mottling nal amlly supplied with Beasts and Sihtcp, mt.d the demand Leirs gull. a cut.aiden.ble rtductirn *ova place in former was Itont 61 to he.. a gone, and the latter on the averse 2s. a n u merous , head, or ab nt SI. a stone elnaer. The supply ut fort: was but moderate. i and the customer,. numero us, wattelt 1t.0dm.,41 a trifling advance. Veal *us bei,tainsty.— in the flay-nwrkei. the demand fur hay Closet aus dull, and tole,. Anse:, but 6teate tUdy bupport.o out last yutauilu.is. The lubowitt,i; is a e ln eect sta,eanni ut the prices anti at m a rket:— I%MA'. v t , I XCIIIPI% e tof the illtal,,nbtub n o•n•t. - Head, Li a nd is 1% ULM 4,..pUt 11,.-I'er ,101,e 01 141 u. r0w.41 . . Berl ti 4o 3. 1,1 ud 10 3• 1.0 1,0 6. to 04 WI 10 ti 45:41 :vs Oa to ti 0 0 Nit: 3. 4.1 to .1 , v 1 I irad us (-Attie tit • • LONDON s Printed and Published by the Proptietor,34llll to TIN IGG, at the O f f i ce , 16, F leo S tr eet, where all L etters Or: Editor, (post paid) must be addressed. - - 16, 4 ' . ..