!Y.'113 Samuel Newman weea put to the Ler, charged ii.h titrging and mt. r iog a bill of exchange, purporting to 1w drawn by .1. and It. Holt and Co. of Rochdale, dueeted to Meiess. IViliis, Percival and Co. of Lon eon. Mr. John Bannister, a partner in the home of Phipps. Mar, Bannister, bankers , . at 1 1 / a nninster, depiaed, that on the tali of airy the prisoner came to their bank at Werio Ulster, after bank-hours, and requested him (the witness) to caah four bills. Afier some con- V111360/1. prisoner left the bills, and ca/le•I at; in an hour ; prisoner • aid his nao,e was John [lota, of Frome. : that he had taken a tenure within a raittter of a mite of his friend Mr. Messiter, the banker, who would have sashed them, but he issued no larger notes than those of IL a hich prisoner said would not do: that he was employed by Simeon and Co. seal Bannister and Cu to buy up cloths, wthelt he thought he could do to grata advamage by paying ready money for them. itlr. Bannister gave et.e eat, and ho west away. The bill (the sub ject of the pretait indictment) was endorsed by Nfontirmitery and Cu. nwriiimo, of Live. vol. and Junes, Fos, and Co. banks rs, of t h an. Mr. John (damn, clerk to Pn,pps isrd Co. of Warminster, corroherao.ii tha evidence of Mr. Bennie:at., .lolin Ashton proved thnt the sup:attire to the bill was not the hand-writing of either of the part ners to the hoase of Holt and Co. of flichdtde ; the acceptance by Willis. Percival, :aid Co. and the endorsement of J. Mon: L T:may rind ware severally plowed to he forgeries. Mrs. Measiter, of Frame, .ateted. that the prisoner had applied at the bank of Mr. Messiter, n the ath of :atty. ill the forenoon, foe cash for the fonr which eras r !fatal; she knew of no pantos of the flallie a John Hutt at F rtrne..— Vie prisoner bas trued from Prime to Warminster, Trowbridge. and B .t.h. Mr. Wm. Ginalry, a banker, of Chiopanham, gave tho prisoner a 'till far tool. on Robarts. Curtin, and Co. in London, on the rooming of the 10th off lay. The prisoner aftarwarde got a 1001. Bank of F.ne )aad tio:e for this at tha bunk of ttolsart;. Curtis and Co. which was fount on him wiaea he was tpprehended. The prisoner called three wetness^ on his behalf. who swore that they saw the prisoner in Lon dim on me stir of May. (Mee& them, named Green, who knew the hand-writing el the prisoner well, said that the endorsement, J. Hunt or. the bill. was not the I.ri enures writing. His Lordship summed up th evidence, aal Jury returned a venliat of—Gailly. The prisoner declared before God and the Court, that be had never seat Mr. Banniat a. or Warren before he aim them at Guildhall. Lon. don ; but added, that it woald be idle for him to deny but that lie had some hand in the transaction r he said, that the person who committed Lie forgery anti passed Ole bill was in another country : that if he was allowed time, he could get the signature of T. Hunt, in the hand-wri timr of that p awn, exactly like the endorsement on the bill, amorupanied by an affidavit. stateanting for the whole of the transaction. The se:delve of death was then pa.s el on the prisoner. The hearing of this trial occupied the (Aturt nine hours. IVA TJON4L BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. A numerous and respertahl.: Meeting of this Institution fi , r the relief of persons in the middle class..s of life, was held on Friday, at Cannottbury-house, islingt(m, for the purpose of fi,raiing an Auxiliary Society in that district. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex took the chair, in the übsenci; of the Duke of Kest, who was prevented frosts attending by rrivate-husiness. Tile Report of the proceedinrs cf the Society were then read by Mr. Hem; from which it appeared, that !hi iudividaalslad reccivorf pensions to u very gr.•at ;lumina, and that several ra•- • speetai r }e tradesmen had been reheved by loans of' money. The Alerting were particularly gratified to learn that the Priiwess t:Ariotte, who had four years ago become the patroness of tuis S,,clety, had explained its t iet to Prince. Leorold; and that b. hat voluntarily come forward as one of its patrons. Tote Eat I of P-mfret w,ta glad to hear what b.tti been done, • aid !nosed that a Society in aid of the parent institution be fuenied at Islington. lire Rev. Mr. Rowell, in seconding the motion, expressed hi- fixtisfartims at the numeroitabenevolent Institutions which • (Arent could boast of. He was extretilly happy at the formation of the present Institution, when lie remembered it i4t extend reli4 solely to those who, by mint' seen accident had berm reduced from astto of affluence all the honors of ;p Jetty and woe. He could not dor.bt ±lie benevolent feelings, uf the present "feeling. Religion mid experience taught us, that in doing pod to others we conferred a benefit on ourselves; fur we thereby received an inexpressible pleasure. The motion was then put and carried unanimously. The Rev. Dr. Collyer obwrvA, it was e well-known fact, • that tlwse in the mithile class of life were unable to bear the miseries of the poor, in consequence of their habits being dif ferent. 'fo relieve them from that ruin which washanging over teem was the object of the Institution. it was an object en,- Lracilig the views of Christains of every denomination. We meet, not as the friends of this or that party, no , to advocate row peculiar tenets in religious belief, but to plead the cause of linmaility, and in that glorious cause to sacrifice those petty distactiotis winch divided the religions world. The cause was that of litinrosity—a cause certainly calling for all the energies of the human mind, and for all the exertions we e.otaid possibly make. He MAs proud to see so many Ladies present ; and from tier peasant looks be had no doubt of mulch success to the Institution. The Rev. Mr. Jones said, no one deserved the name of a man whose lie.irt was not kindled with enthusiasm in the great cause or benevolence. lie aits pleased very much to see many Lu dic, tart sent. liedreisted there were none present disposed to like a Lady at his Chapel that morning, who hail pot a far- thing into the coll. idiots-met, rap w .d u p i n a piece f wh i te pa l ter. Such conduct, such pitiful dexterity at dereivime, de- ' set veil the execration of every holiest mind. He moved, that t'ot Thanks of the Meeting be given to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, for the honour lie hus done the Meeting in taking the Chair. The motion ass carried with loud and re peats d cheers. the Dike of Smitten rernrned his warmest thanks to the bi.•Ptiny. 6 , r tic , ! hoopoe they had done him in approving of his ft•ehle exertions in the Chair. He cloned in tieing a Briton, when he aenueuahareil the many. the almost inetedible • kertMni. Its country own :mil ut etc in behalf of stilderine. (.oyeapses. imoroted the alarming pressure of the pre nt crisis, which had prevented Tee . . he;.eVOlellt persons fern .....ing foraged, in behalf of the indigent; and thanked the Lad.e s no the tiand•Mlie Mennen in which they had come I' .rwaril on this occasion. and Dusted 'ha they would show by their I,lieratitv to-.lay, fiat they knew not only how to svmm.. this , with. but also how to relieve, their poorer bra the en. " A lid now, Ladies, (said his Royal Highness) I observe some of yin,' •••ry rating; le; sue hope you aid all .soon get husbands; and. by tae alts.tettou y 143 VIM thee mitoraliy c, lad them to lie 1. triads of, and subscribers to, the Society. I thank you all . Oa the high honour yon have done me to approving of my c on . nnei in the (hair; and aide I ow* taki, , toy la-ascot' )011, MileYt toe to say, that Monti(' y on at .my (obi flint- assn inble logrtlict the pun pc.ss of prunusting the cause ,if humanity and beneve 'Cries Non ei•nnut oisfige wore,ordo me .nrae lieur . tfeltp.ea,ni c, stain by moo melding my service,. I consider it nemoisriona . Vie highest hon, mr to or the hinnole in , tr at or noting Send .1114 promoting the interest °fatly fellow-rout tale." lids Rival Higluistas then left the 'Akar said wow applause,' I. tole younger, who 3 few tidy , !•111 , 1:e 5545 Coln wetted R out Bow-street Ottice on a charge of being concerned with three others in breaking open the house of Mr. Franklin. at 11111', with their faces disguised with masks, &c. and armed with pistols, was•trWil on Friday at Buckingham, und found guilty ; agtl Sir Vicary Gibbs, on passing sentence, in a attittiblt address, admonisl , til him to make the best use of his time, as ii was but short, and ordered him for execution next Wednesday, giving him 1111 hopes of mercy. The prisoner denied the chat ge, as he slid at Bow-street. G. Thorpe., his uncle, was vied and acqnittetl. on an intliciment charging him with being one of the gang, and concerned with his nephew. AVednetstay evening, as Mr. Brown, a ticwulnt-maker, in St. John's- Street, Cleskenwell. was sitting in his shop at work, he suddenly clapped his hand to his forehead, saying, " Good God, what ails me ?" and al most immetlictely expired. The servant was dispatched to inform his daughter, who lived to Falcon-square; and on her return, in her hurry, she stumbled over a loose stone in the street, and broke her ann and dislocated liar collar-bone. She was carried to St. Bartholomew's hos pital. - T1 NATIONAL REGISTER. MARRILD. The Bev. B. Philpot, FellnatolHtnAU Col. Cambridge, to Letitia Mary, dau. of the late W. Philrait, Esq. of Iluraingtield.—Major G. H. Hewett, eldest arm of Sir G. Hewett, Bart. Coin. of the Forces; in Ireland. to I.ottisa. dilli dan. of the Bishop of Bangor.—At Edinburgh, E. G. Wakefield, Esq. el.le,rt um of E. Wakefield, Esq. of Pall-Mall, to Eliza Ann. only child of the hoe T. C. Pattie, of Canton.—ln Shrewsbury, Mr. J. Brown, of Crispin Hall. to Miss Maria NA. of Clod Hall. The height of the bride seal bridegzoom is about 4 feet 7 inches; age of former 17. latter 37. They were conducted to church by a numerous company; and on the return of the bridegroom (through the church window) he was greettal with acclamations, was plaxed in a chair and carried thrertgli tic principal streets in town, attended by music, &c.—At Eilinbtrgli, J. Ross. Esq. Capt. R.N. to Christian, dam of T. Adair, Ksq. of Grcnock, Clerk of the Signet —R. Ratnalen, jun. of Carlton Hall. Notts. to Franc?; Matilda, third dau. of J. Pluirmtree, Esq. of Fredyilie, Kent.—Cs t. Hood Knight, It. N. second son of Adm. Sir .1. Knight, K.C.B. to I.ouisa Augusta, only child of late Aden. Keppel.—T. Dax. Esq. of Doughty-street. to Eliz. Ann, eldest dau. of the late Rev. 'l'. Lloyd, Minor Canon of Ilereford.--.1. Spurgin, Esq. of Caine Col. Cambridge, and Itradwell, to Eliza IValshinan, only dau. of 'l'. Ilex, Esq. of Acton.—Lieut. E. }Maguire. IL N. (author of" The State of Sicily. Tunis. Ike."). to Miss Emma White, late of Sonthimipron.—At Chenille, Staffordihire, T. Mackenzie, M.D. to Eliz. eldest dm. of the late J. Child, Esq.—At Redgelert, William, eldest son of .1. Jones. Esq. of Llys, to Miss Ellen William. of Hatialrufydd.—At Camberwell, A. Eyre, Esq. of the Surrey Brewery, to Miss Nicholson, of Camberwell-grove.-11. How ard. Esq. of Kensworth Hall, liens , to Eliza. widow of the late Sir J. 'frenitolin, K.G.—Rev. W. Heath. of Eton ('ol. Vicar of Isleworth, to Miss Ellen Kin,:„ dau. of Capt. W. King, R.N. ntEr). Capt. G. Waite, of Bengal Infantry. He was on his wav fmm Cal cutta to join his reg. at Chunar, when he and his wif takenand Ca,n. W. died at two in the morning of nth Ds.. rs. W. six hours after.—ln ith J. Irving, Esq. aged so. Ilia wife died • tly a few months before him, after living together upwards of 44) ear,.— IL P irker, Esq. of plop. a the extengre iron works in that neighbou.hood.—n. !ii-icnariati, Esq. of Glasgow, civil arq,ineer.—. st Hrurowgate. 31rii. E. liamilion, weL knii -- n t..) the world al an • J 07. I'. Sanlys, N. 1. of Ewei.i Wit. Ist • tt. NuPnilVer•n. !Won • fps fiut year, rtpr r .1 Port of Londotu—Ater rim :lours Pinc• • :!. • r.• ^, . Vicar of Kingiton - • '.; . • -, Aldernnry. and Ala;. •:... Lon : • . • : . • - CIOn-Iglarle., rjiii .t. ;Ln r •N! ago (When Ntiss s.rto) the ;Ininty..• •. • •• • ;•. • ..• Turozr, Esq. .%.Idenosti of Lee‘ls. ;• • • • ; • .• . piece, in his 6.llyei.r, I). P. Watts. !*, • ..; r at the Neat Gamin •r ti-hoe , Gum at,. •11 • • .•, • . . Ckuu:uirwril. in 'ne; 3 o: the Lite J. C. Serieber, Esi.-111 Rev. F.. Datwkias. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. , s;C• The Principm '') 7 :cers of Mq;erty's Orth •• .1 hcrrby give rintice,yeit Sell by Pui.l,;.• not, . • OM 1110 day ilic 121 is of slug Nese. and Allowing dom. alt: precis*, ou those days. Ams./ry Lots of OLD and Lit;k:KV ABLE STORI:S, easisWitzg (3-- Harness, Collars, Bit Halters. Rope Traces, and variotts other arti cles of Sadlerpand Harness; Clot and sundry artkies of k ',- ding; Powder limns, Tents, Tent, Poles and Pieces; Drums, 13Up,114. and Trumpets, MuNtia and Pisrd-stocks and Flint.; Cait ant Wrought Iron hound ani! Do u ble-veaded Shut, Cast Iron Tatek% and Wrought Iron Carriage Work, Bushel Iron, Steel, Copprr, Pew ter, an d mixed Metal; Tools of a!! seas, Spades, Show's, P.. flows, Landman, Standing Via., Wheel-Barrows. etnry Casks, Old Z'ack ing Cases. Accoutrements. sundry Olu Building Materials, Tarpaulins and Printed Covers; Portable Forgo. Hanthetews, and Anvils, Match and Junk ; ac,gether with a variety of other Articles. The who, of which may be Mewed alma a optima'', at th 7 priKeipal Storekeeper's • Offlee in the Tower, aid at tke Rayed 4 , 10141(ft Maul. Stich, until the flay of sole, at wt!:elf. places printed Lists of the Lifts willbe Alioerefl to Pose soh., may ayilapr Rani , . By Order of Ow li ud, R. 11. CRE IV, See. LADIES MONTHLY MUSEUM. ON the let of A'tg. was palisheti, Price Is. gd, em bellished with a nice exquisite likeness of die Marchioness of Hertford. No. fn. of the linprovA Series of the Ladies' Monthly Mu-ouiti; or Polite Hepo.itory of A:oust-mem raid Instruction; being an A553:11,4 Mag.. of whatever car tend to please the Fancy. interest the Mind, or exalt the Chanwter 4.; the British Fair. Each Number tiii 4 Work is printed on, fine Rya! Paper. and con tains, beside* a 114;111v finished Portrait of an eminent Lady. a b:sioti fully coloured S's tdi of the most Fashionalde Morning and Evening Costume fur tlu month; and occasionally an Original Music Song; besides a Vane• v of useful and interesting Essays, Tale.. Biography, original Poetry, etc. &c. The long-appreciated very superior Literary Contests of the Ladies' Monthly Mturum, bating so considerably ex tended the Number of its Fair Patmneeta, the Proprietors have ',men enabled (without advancing its original price), to increase the elegance of the Embellishments. and add, to the Dasideratum of Fine Printing. the Finish of Hotprusel Paper; thus rendering it the most beautitill, as well the highest Intellectual Periu‘lical Work devoted to their service. Printed and Publiibed by DEAN ane NiuNtnaY. vt. Threadneedle Street; of whom any of the previelt. Numbeni, to con:Otte ft•rmez Volumes ran be ; and may be obtaintal of every mikaaable Book better to the tinned Kin,;dont. :urday I'ttlCii OF STOCKS FOR TUE WEEK. Montlay. Tuesday.: Weenies.. Timm Friday. Sat Bank Stock 230 211 i 219 4,9 3 perct.lttAl. r•ti 64f t 3 per ct.ron. 61; I E7 167 C. - -1 .I.per 3. Con. io 80 tL 11 l iy 179 Sp.rI.NAIL 9-11 94 !.3 193 Bank 1..A1t. 16 7,16 16 7-1 e ; 16 7-16 16 6-16 lb ;16 I r i s h 3perct . — India s toc k .---- Inc6a Bonds ft 9 pni. 8 9 pin. 1 9 pm. 18 9 pin. 8 9 pro. S. Ses Stock — 6 71 Ex. Bills poi. 4 pln. p Rpm. j 4 to 7 prn i 4 7 pm. 4 6 pen. Omnium St. Lot. Tic- 6i'3 19a.'-- Con. for Ac. 64: 198. :66 MI kst INWARD COMPLAINTS. No surer criterion can be found to tewettain the. nature and cause of complicated Diseases than my analyzing the. U tine. Hence IN. CAMERON, by his strict attention to this mode of practise, rontMues to perform the most astonishing Cures in Dangerous and Lingering Compi.tints, as 1/iseases of the Liver and Kidnies. Bilious and other Obstrmnions, Jiniudicc, I/ysentery, Dropsy, Asthma. and all Pulinonic Affections; hr ha also been eminently sucressful is restoring those to perfect health whose constitutions have been im paired a certain lliseac, a long course of mercury, or exe.sei;e xiiivation, us well Ai in all cases of general or local debility, produosd by r.simas execs.,. D.. Cameron's hours tsf consultation at lumne (No.:TS. Bernsrs-etreet, Oxford -street), are from Ten nil Three every day (Sundays excepted). !.alters from the country. stating wympurt.N. rid enelesing a Li. note, will he duly are,wered.—Threct, .• Dr. Cameron, No. 34, Berner*. Exert, alalltacx iloTital. Lomita). &Aries tu the poor without a foe. London Printed and publi• bed by R. *MKS, at No. / 4 9, Chancery-lam-, M ieet-strret, forwiirded into Country by all Newsmen. t'.lcrk► of tlle Woods, aid Boolvellura, ate 41( Postage, at Ils pet quar,sr. AUG UST 5 LONDON MARK ETS. ..--.N0N....- - CORN eXcnAN(:P. MONDAY. AUGUaT 6. There was a small supply of English Wheat this morning from sex, Kent, and Suffolk; but a considerable qu id dity from t h e N ort h ern Comities, fine samples, went off at last Alonday's prices ; the mieling and inferior sorts luta dull sale.—Barley and Malt tue twine as before.— Beans were full Ys. per quarter direr . — Boiling and grey Pease ad. vunctd ls. per quarter : there was several arri tali of English and Irish oats, dull sale, at. last week's inlet:v.-1u llap,leul and Linsetxl little doing. I S. Wheat . tki •93 White Pea.e . Flue dtiin . :• Grey Ptigge yr • 30 a it 1 he..ns . . 30 a!7 Tio ke 31a t 3 61 aat Oats a S. I. I aria 40 IPo and Oats . its a 57 37 a W Pataina ditto 97 a 59 Si a s I Fine F.Ullf • j 0 a 75 4`of a :45 becord ditto. ea a7l 90 aSI !Kap* 01041 3614 a fat. CURRENT PktcE OF SEEDS. I. I. a. a• tied and Green Id a 54 Clique Foin - 4t a -iv Whits Alaslard 11 al2 Irefini - . 5 . sin Lrounditto - 111 ald Canary . .4ca 44 l'arraatay Seeds GO ■ 1115 04 ('sae - 1,1. IVs. Coriander Seeds 9 a 10 I. a. Red C'aver(F.).o a 170 Ditto Eng 1.11 11 a 66 tViiite ditto 24 a 90 Turnip, White 13 a 21 RyeGrasspenir.2o a 31 PRICIL Or CORPS. rhlt JUL Rog;and Si Wales. Scotland.' s. d. s. d. Wheat . 11 11 Nye . 41 1 0 Barn . 30 $ 0 Oats . . 11 - • t QUARTER, FOIL WI LK k.NDItt G .Y ENdaid & Wa'es. Rutland. S. d. I. J. Peens . . a l'e re - . 36 ti 0 Oatmeal . 9; 2 • u liter Of Bin 0 - 0 PRICK OF 11IltrAD The highest prire of the best Wheaten Bread throtighoot the metropolis, is gated by the Bakers to he 1:414. the Quartel , l Loaf. Some Bakers sell the Quartet at Loaf front one peony to threepence lower. A% ER AGE PItICK . 4/E SLCAIt,_ Computed from the Returns made in the li'eek ending July 31, is 425. lid. per rect. exclusi% eof the Duty of Customs paid of payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. ( From Saturday's London Gazette.) PRICE OF MEAT, MONDAY, Switkfleld._ 4. d. s. d. I Heeds nr Caute at Beef : 3 $ 0 Islatt4Ahid• Nlutton - 4 ua 4 10 Beast'. about Sit Veal - 4 4a 6 6 1 sheep sad Lambs wo I'or. S 6 a 4 ti 1 . Calves - Laub - 4 a 3 I - . - NAY AND STRAW PIA LOAD. L. s. d. Bay 10 ST. /Clu er -6 0 Straw - - Sl7 Hay - - 5 16 **AM:CHAPEL. t.t.otr - 7 7 1 Straw . C IS IVG UST 6. Nllitilit sod Ludewhall. Carca►e a. d. a. A. Kea- . 3 o a 4 4 Mutton 1 0 a 4 0 Veal- - 3 Oa! to Pork - 3 a a Lamb - ♦ a II • L• e. d. As f.. s. d. co • 6 6 o • it, o 0. 7 0 0 -- 0 0 0 o • i 6 o - 5111 Oaliho f, ;:u Oa h f. 0 —— 7 17 5 O a 7 F 0 —— St ( Itay---400•Gib • —-wit 0 0111. lELD. 1 Clover b 0 047100 —— tri r Straw - I II 0 a I 18 I t 0 I. I XBRIDGL. Cars ra.peet&r•s Nam It./GC,f I. L. s. L. s. Wheat, per Ina 4 - 17 Oa2* 1 4 Beans • •..rIC) q.serter - llt a 116 Nye - • - Oa. - • • . I • a 114 T;4411 - • • PRICE 01 , HOP* IN ME LoporGa. P.,rkets. L. s. L... 8448. i . . A 0•1115 Kent . . *N • 0 0 •isue: ' - • . • 00 • l'i 0 Rawl • L. e. L. A. i 7 • • o • o • - 1 o• 0 8 L. .. L. •. -•• 1 . - • 0. 0 0 . S 16 a v • tot • l'itlCS OF LbA d. d. 1 d. d. Batts, so toS4Obs each - if ■OS Crop Hides. do 44 to SOlbs. if v. to Oh bi each 45 afn Calf t 1090 SO to 40 bs. • So a 53 'HEE, PER LB. racks - 14 •18 Inrs•ing tildes 13 • ri Pine( ouch Hides Li •.4 (-cop Hides, 36 to 401bs. for cutting II • 17 60 to 7011 s. • 12 70 to Bulbs.. 21 Tanned Horse Write - nring I , eals (limn and) . Large ditto, per &sell '.7 • 49 7b to VI a s► a 25 PKICIi OF s. d. 1 TALLOW. a$ 0 1 Omni Dyer . . II.:: 0 Yel v. , . !keep - . o o Mottled . . . 50 0 * Curd . . • 44 0 Pam . . . 47 0 1 Candles, per doz. • 7 0 Mou:ds . . It. James's Market 3s. Id. TALLOW. I Clare Market Os. Od, AllerAte As Id. t Whilecliapel Market Is. Od. per st'onr or b!!• Town Tallow • . Veto,. kusvla • White ditto . - Noup ditto • • Melting mtutr • • Ditto Roush Gravy& • • NOCE OF it AV NIDS2. a. J. s. d. R. at WM& Nees, per at 2 II aII Id Market Calf. rick - Addling, it fl a 4 lingible Horst Ordinary 1 111 lie 01 that, Mimi, Dann. . COAL NAkKET. Ships St Market. Ship• so'd. s. e. P. 4. FRIDAY, AUGUST R. 314 Newcastle I • (rum I 6 • st 6 I I .I•lll4ethilid ! I ••••••••••••• I4(1• 38 is Deliverer, It 'Ss. relbathe un She above price. a. d. I. fl. 0a o 0 t , a I. 6 4 0 a Y• 8 C. i•r Fr U. 41. 7 0 id 0 06 4 110 0 VO • 10 6 10 0