POLICE. 1%,t tNSIONI-110ttig. Ssturlay, G. Plaiiutw, wai eliargel WWI stealing a quantity of tly.t 'property of hi; eutployen , , 'Mcisra. Faron and Co. gro..crs. 1:: tie City. . isoner who had barn soot.? tint: in the servi.•-• of t tr prosceittom contrived ia the usaal way to surete site at' the rnifierty motioned about his person, and with which he was about to d lout when taken into custodi. was fully committed for trial. I. Wingii:ll, a character not atfregazndy broaxlit to thu oili:e upon elia• : , ..s of violen :, was filly co:omitted far an outra:.:00114 cult upotillie pet am of Mr. ti.mta of ere .%1 Churc:t-law. ou Friday night. _ _ _ GUMMI ILL. Saturday, F.. George, au old andntoturimis offender was charged Knit att niiptimt to ride the pockets of several individuals in the neig.t.. b tarhoxi to lioib xn, on Fiitlay evening. A gentleman named Peas. -seat:d, that he wa.s followed by the prisoner and two others, on the ov.n:ing mentioned, from Smithfield ti iltilbtan, in the coarse of time, the prnamer rushed suddenly agaitast hint. and the other 'te endeavoured to.draw or,t his picket-bank. Brown the otfieer pa. , ling by shortly afterwards, they w..re tbllowed.to a house in Smith. tiAd, where the prisoner was seminal, Ills companions escaped. prisoner *as fully committed es a reputed thief. T. Addend, a respectable rung man, was ordered to find bail for iIpIMALTIIIIZe at the Sos3totts, charged with a violent assault upon r. a tavern keeper, in Cheapsitle. 'Ahie quarrel originated v. - I:at is termed " a love affair," I4OW-STR EFT. • Tnes.l.tv, William Ttulhunter, late clerk to Ato,sts. ilobarts, Cur +t';, aid (in. who has b:;:n in custody since July last, and underwent 6 v exaininations ' was fully committed to Newicau, for trial, on cliargcu of felony and embezzlement. MARI.IIOIIOIiGH-STItEET. _ _ . ...... A few da7s since a man of the name of Win. Freeman Shilcavk sderwert In ux:.minonott on a charge of bigamy, in intermicrying with .4i 31i:4 Procter, of Alary-le.bsos, *hum he ran away with from her foo'ter's house, where helodged Sit a short tune, his former vhe being atill alive, ivid, with her two children, receiving alms of the parish *Son.* at Birmingham. Nothing remained to be clone at this exarnins stion but to produce the record of the first marriage from the country, 't:ta second having been substantiated; but, st:ange to tell, no person but the Ether of Miss Procter appea.--d. It turned out that. Mr. Proc -2,r, who is a wealthy tradesman, had procured the certificate which alone was canting for the full cominitnient of the' prisoner, but on Monday night the daughter (who is represented us a very pretty girl xintl:r twenty years of ages, contrived to get the document from his - .lrlssession. and she cloned again, and neither she nor the certificate has , amce been heard of. The prisoner Was consequently discharged. Daridge, Spikes, Gen, and Moore, were root:twined, charged with tittering several houses, under pretence of being plttir.bers. to look at 'tin; pi e. and robbing the same. Susan Walker, servant to Pi. ketve, in Bolton-row, stateti, that on the Itith ult. Davidge rang the Sell, and said his noisier hail sent him to examine the pipes. Ile was aliewn tiown stain., when he pulled out a rule to measure, and asked for write chalk. The bell rang for her mistress's as and she left the pri soner below. On her return he had just got outside the door ; but she leaf -re suspicion of him until a neighbour, whose house lie had tried, apprised her Dial he was a suspicious character. and she then missed a wl7cr tea-pot, which was in the kitchen when the prisoner was there. On this charge Das idge was fully committed....-The next case was pre ferred by Hannah Barnngton, servant to Mr. Butler of Itruton-str-vt. The prisoner, areompanied by another man, called with a similar story, aid they got clear off with six *Meet spoons. Elavidge was also Cofn• mitted on this charge.—M. Hallo, of Spring Gardens, had been robbed of a quantity of plate in a similar manner ; but in the absence of his w:evant, he could not identify either of the prisoners.—Lady Young, 151 - Montagne-street. had also been robbed of a quantity of plate by the salute stratagem....-The prisoners were remanded. F. Murphy held to bail fur prtsenting a loaded pistol to a house k.s.iper in St. Giles's. On being asked how he got the pistol, he said a-mesa of his knocked a patrule down in a fight on Sunday. and the patrule let the pistoliall; so he took it for peace and quietness. QUEEN-SQUARE. Monday. S. Pearson, under 20 year, of age, waP brought up on a e7large of highway-robbt ry. Mr. Powell, of Putney. !.aid, about two years ago two men came uple him on die Wandsworth road ; the psi s owe was one of them, and bean a conversation, when he snatched bit watei and appendages from lits fob. and ran off: Witness followed ; iv)en the prisoner handed the waft to his comrade, who was after wards searruil. and transported for the dream. The prisoner got away, and could not be met with until now. The prisoner's father, w,lO is a respectable man, 1 , 3ir1, that his son had never been out of the was; that be was innocent of the charge; but that Mr. P. wanted to ca nprom'ae the matter on his being compensated. Mr. Powell denied inis, and stated, that the father brought him two watches, which-he 01 . .. red to him, on condition of his staying proceedings ; but he rejected offer.---. Remanded. _ _ Mr. Hammel, a hoder in Conduit-street, was fined in the mitigated l milt) , of 131 18i. 9d. for selling Angola gloves. A Gentleman, named Hawkins, was fined 40s. for not having the number on his .Cart painted in large and l giblc characters, according to the 30th of Geo. 111. which expresses that any person (saner or r who shall drive, or muse to be driven about the streets of inn. eon, any cart, waggon, Sze. with one, two, or more horses, shall forfeit the sum of &4s. unless his name and nui.:ber he painted thereon. &c. Mr. Fielding said, that h..! wishedtthe Legiihiture hail left the ana•unt the fine to the discretion of the Magistrate, and in that eAlie he should ha.c mitigated the present fine to less than five shillings. _UNION HAM. John Geerine. in custody on a charge of assaulting Ann Monterinf and belting her in so rieler,t a manner as to put her life in iniinent danger, was brought up by May for re-examination. The officer pro eiteed a certificate. signol by the surgeon of the hospital, stating, that ti,augh still unable to undergo an examination, the prosccutrix was risidered out of danger ; under these circulli,•tiinces Mr. Evance yen nt it to admit the defeadant to WI, himself in NI a:,il two sureties •tarsi. each. Joseph Collins and John WOodbritl g e were charged by Mr. Drewry we., robbing him of his watch. Mr Drewry stated. that he had been I.a.sning thc evening at the Angel public-house, in Wehher.row.. drink tn freely. He left ithe house at a late hour, and the two prisoners t ne out with him; they said they would take care of him and pmteet him home. They both took hold r. 4. him, and after they had walked a little way, they ran (Of and left lMe, and stain after he missed his w itch. The prisoners both denied having any knowledge of the watch. were committed for Te•CM1111111;:tiOn. Jilin 1 Kemp was charged by Mr. Rook, landlord of the White Lion, at ltotherhitlic, with robbing him of sundry soma of money. T!it• p7osecutor stated, that the prisoner had for some time past lodged in hi house. He hail at various times missed money, and had every rea s...n to suspect the prisoner. Ile was committed for re-munination. letter from Castlebar, (Ireland) dated Sept. 1, says:—" wanton murder was committed near Clare, on Wednesday, by two soldiers of the 12th regiment. These men, snider the command of Lient. Gruver, had been assisting Mr, Gray, an Exeise-officer, in seizing an illicit still, whivh he safely ems vvved to Clare. They, however, fonnd means to remain be hind the party, and e uteri log the house of a poor woman, called for some whiskey. The woman said she hail none to give them, upon which they declared, that if she did noi immediately sup ply them they would-shoot 'her ; but observing a young man passing a field at some distance, they enquired who he was ; and being informed that he was Or woman's son, they said !hey would shoot him : wlwreupon one of them knelt down, and both took aim and tired. One hall entered the man's lungs, AIM he soon after died. The soldiers, it is said, are detained in the au:till-room at Clare. We are at a loss to think why .they Irwc not yet be ii committed to the county gaol." T!1! NATIONAL ItECIgTEIt. ACCIDENTS, lk. REM 111/LAINI.F 13rLIVElt AVIS AND TEIIDIFIC, Lrke'.—(ln List, about three o'clock in the afternoon, as llr.Moss, (11111)11, ilAii !CD his gig a few minutes to the care of his pupil, the horse took fright, and rah tin•iously along Wind sor "fer,.!ce, at the end of which is a railing to protect the pas senger from a previrive of 130 irect y the animal made a dash al the railing. an .1 cleating it, the gig became entangled ; two chimney so•eep lad:, with great presence of mind, seeing, the awful sit italiou ut the young titan, ptdletl him oat of the gig by the skirts of his coat, 'is hen inetneiliately ;after the coping stogies gave way. and hur=e and gig were precipitatea down a fall tot . 120 feet, and, of course, dashed to atom-. 'rwstlay list, Mr. Jaynes IVootllititve. lately a bacon-factor. in St. Peter's-square. Leeds, was apprehended at York. of a change of for gery. nod on the ft4lowing morning was conveyed to Leeds for the pur pose of beim examined by the MagiAratcs at the Court lions?. On Ids arrival at Leeds he watt taken to a public-house for refreshment, where he contri.. - ed, in the momentary almence of the pnion to whose care he had been entriened, to cut his throat front ear to ear. Surgical assistance was itunnsliatelv prooared, and the wound sewed up; and notwithstanding the depth and extant of the secund, his recovery is considered ac a pndirdde event. This cle.perate atterapt upon his life rea3 made with a &sect knife. which the prttoner had concealed in his pocket. - - - - - Saturday se'nniglit, John Kirkby, of March, in the He of Ely, far • mer, was arreited oss debt, by Oeorge Smith, a special bailiff. and a,- si.stants. About live o'clock in the afternoon. Smith, eith tour others, went to the house of Mr,. Burton, sister to Kirkby, where he was se creted, but they were repulsed; he returned again three hours after, with a number of assistants,when Kirkby, who was found behind a par tition, with a pistol in kis hand, were he would shoot the first man who came near him. Smith proceeded notwithstanding to execute his warrant. w:ien Kirl.by fired his pistol, whereby he wounded Smith in f:e stomach and hi, shirt and . .;:aisteout were set on fire, and much burnt. Kirkby was afterwards secured, altd brought to the county gaol early on Sunday morning, and a warrant has since been issued against him, charging hint with feloniously shouting Smith, fur which offence he is to take his trial at the next assizes.. Smith was much hurt, al though he is not considered in great danger. _ - A man has been committed to Brecon prison far cutting the throat of a young woman who was preprint by him, at Davynock, ott Wed nesday sennight. The harilened monster, on hi, einunination before the Magistrates, requested a rope, that he might be hanged! Monday afternoon a bricklayer of the name of Mitchell repairing the top of a house in Crown-court, Rutsell-street, fell front the top and was killed. Monday rooming a avtnan who lied at Chelsea went into a baker's shop and asked for a loaf of bread ; the baker put the loaf upon the counter t and as she was tendering the money for it, she fell on the floor and instantly expired. SvlclDr..—Sunday evening Mrs. James, an elderly Lady, mother of W.I. James, solicitor, living at No 19, Red Lion-square, threw herself from a three pair of stairs window into the street, and was killed on the spot.—Tuestlay an Inquest was held, when the Jury re turned a verdict of Accidental Death. ATTE , IFTS AT St iciDE...—A yonng woman, of the name of Fisher, living servant at a Baker's in Bermondsey-street. hung herself Saturday sennight from a p.m in her bed-room ; she was discovered in a few minutes by her inheres - 07 reason of the noise she made in throw. ing down a table oh which she stood ; her mistress cut her down im mediately, and nic heal assistance was sent for, which, after two hours spent in using the means neconnnemled Mr the restoration of persons stiiikated, eucreeded in reOtanng her to life: she is now perfectly re. covered. The recent death of her father, and the circumstance of her mother and two sisters being reduced to the workhottse, is the supposed cause of her desperate attempt. Monday an Inquest was held at the Cheshire'Cheese, Statey-street, Strand, on the body of Arn Odle, servant to Mr. Ornanhey. l'hc de ceased returned home 11 on Sunday night, and at six on Monday morning her corpse was found a most dreadful spectacle, in a passage leading from the cellar. A candlestick was on the stairs, end a small piece of candle a short distance from it. The enly conclusion that could be formed was that her clothes caught tire while descending the stairs. Veniiv.--Acciderual Death. MARRIED. Major Gaullism, of the Bengal Army, to Miss IstbeVa !Wings) , Syder.--.1. N. Creighton. Esq. Captain in !nth reg. to dau. of Adm. Sir P. Onslow, Bart. G.C.8.--Cornelius Stolker, Esq. of Rotterdam. to Miss J. D. Keith, of Margaret.street. Cavendish.square.—.Mr. C. IIM6. of Vauxhall, to dau. of Mr. J. Williams. of Wellington-ant,. —ltev. J. Roger, •ef The Hone. Shropshire, to dau. of the late.). Botlenham, Esq. of Orove House, near Presteign. Radnorshire.— Mr. J. Wright, of Chester. to Miss Mary Ann Springliall, of Ely.— Capt. Maclean, of the 72d reg. to dau. of W. A. Lys, Esq.—E. To. gart, Esq. Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, to Miss Francis Winter, of Foley-place.—W. Cowhum. Esq. of the Temple, to dau. of G. Smith Esq. of Crasraw..--J. Mallett, Esq. of Highbury terrace, to dau. of G. Smith, Esq. of Highbury-grove.—E. Bullock. Esq. of Park•place, !Attie Chelsea, to Miss lttbectxt, llarriot Gosnell, of Bat tersea.—H. G. Lagden, Esq. to dau. of late Capt. Scott, of 8.3 d reg. —Bev. J. C. Jenner. to dau. of Mr. J. Latigharne, bat of Berkeley, Gloucester:—S. Willimott, Esq. •of Arundel-mm.4 to Miss N. Crisp, of litelsbrti-squiire.—E. M. Gale, Esq. of Upton, Warwickshire, to dam of the late S. Crankier, Esq.—.llight. Hon. J. U. Frero, to Lady Errol, of St. James's-place.—J. Perrell, El. of Kirig-street, Cheapsitle, to Miss Beuseville.—Mr. Ganliner of W ormwood-street, to .lau. of the late .1. Raker. Esq. of Southwark.—Mr. 11. Jones, of Craceeltareh street, to daughter of J. Warden, Esq. of I'ailton, near Rugby. DIED. ('apt. W. C. Carhery, of the Madras European reg.—The limn. Mary 1iennett.......1. ('nape, E. of George street, lianover.square...— Mrs. Ran, wife of .1. Hart. Esq. of Net.inton-place, Surrey.—Sir T. Niftier. Dart. M.l'. for Portrmouth.—At his house in Sermon-lne, I)octore Commons. is his 74th year, T. Tomkina. Esq. a gentleman s;arcely La distinguished as an amateur +lf the Fine Arts in gener:J. than for his matchless skill iu ornamental penmanship. The Library of the Royal Aciuleror. and the Chamber of die City of London. enn ui!) many specimens of his mn.,tery in this Art...--Tnc Hon. C. Herbert, of Upper Brook-street, M.l'. for Wilton.—At Chelsea, Mr..l. Kent. surgeon. He accompanied Capt. Cook round the world in 17;4.-11. lianinhl, Esq. of Niirst.—W. Hodson, Esq. late of Letlibury.-11 ltleirris, 1 of Byrn wood Court. M.P. for the City of Gloucester.— At Cadiz, urn. Miranda, who has at length fallen a victim to Spanish baiharhy, after an imptiaonment of nearly four years, in a horrible deon, in violation of a most solemn capitulation. Revenge pur s whim even beyond the grave. The Monks would not allow his faithful attendant to give any funeral rites; but carried off the body on tlw miserable mattress and truckle-bed on which he eitpinsl, and com mitted all his raiment, and every thing belonging to him to die flames. —At Lilunthal, near Bremen, J J. Schroder, a great astronomer.— At Treneer, near Penzance, Rev. A. Williamq, A. M. Vicar of St. Keverne.—Mrs. Hawstorn. of Bedford-raw.—.l. Bouchier, EA. of Little Ilirkhampetead. Hertf,rilshire.--Rev. .1. Chapeau, Chaplain to the Prince Regent. Rector of Shipton-Sollers and (hire, Glouces tershire, and Swyre, Dorsetshire.—H. Smith, Esq. of Temple-bar.— W. 11. lister, Esq. of Twickenham, late a Major in the ti. 2.1 reg. of li,ibson, of Leatlenhall-street.—ltev,...l.Ord, Rector of Burgh and lekimrgh,- in Norfolk.—Rev. G. Wilkins: *many years Hector of St. Michael's, IlristoL—Lately, at Geneva (after a severe illness of near tar car duration, which he bore with astonishing for. titadc), 'l'. Sydenhatn, Esq. late his Alaja,ty'l. Envoy Extraordinary at Lisbon, and Knight of the Russian and Sw4alish Orders of St. George, and of the Sword.—At Leominster, bliss licebte.—At Bar ford, Warwickshire, the rite of C. 11'ake, Esq.-The win: of J. Gib. hty El. of Hardt.) , Witney, London : Printed nod publixbed by R. WILK*, at No. 113, STRAND, opposite Exeter 'Change, and forwarded into slid Country by all NPMlllell, Clerks of the Road*, :tut' Wok sellers, free of Postage, at Ils. ver quarter. SIPTEMBER IG. LONDON ALARKE7W. CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, SEPT. in. There was a small supply of En:.;lish Wheat this morning, which eau . sed the line simples to he taken IDirlit last Monday's prices; the in ferior sorts, t.nd those out of condition, sere evidently cheaper. F ins Barley being in demand advanced Is. and Reams per qr. Roiling Pease were rather cheaper. Grey Kan. mn. aiutained their price, having but few at market. Fine fresh Oat.: experienced a ready sale at an ad • ranee of is. per gr. since this day week. Rapeseed and Linseed at last week's prices. •. •. Wheat - 1.3 ati Fine ditto - s i.e Rye . 46 • IN CAr ey !I a 3,1 Ila:t 4'.; a u: a. S. 1 White PPIIRe - iti II :Al Grey Terse . 44 a 43 !Warta . . 40 A kb I i . ,,ks fit: a 4 ) : Oats • - 4.1 a , 2) ; .. Po'and Oats - 45 P 011110( ditto 31 a st; Pine Pour - :0 a 7% t•rcond ditto Cu a li• trope Secd - r CURRENT PHIC t: or srEns. 7. 3. Red C oret(l' 141 a tio DIM EX.; 1,11 ♦.t a 7?, White ditto do a lie Tornio, White '.'o a Id Ftyckirasspergr.So a 56 3. t. Red and Green 46 a 45 I Cinque ruin - 1.5 a it, White Altiatard 6a 1; trefoil - • .50 a 4: 1 brawn ditto -14 a 16 Canary . ~ 43 a 4:, Larry Seeds G.a 63 Oil Cake - la. Is. Coriander Seeds ii a IJ• PRICE OF EREAD The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the metropolis, is slatted by th: Bakers to be 130. the gourtei Loaf.—Sonic Bakers sell tkie Quarters Lout* from ouc penny to three-pence loom-. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, 'PLR OCARfEit, FOR WLEK ENDING siA'r. i. - - • England& Wa'es. *coVar.]. k:ng:and & Wales. Scntland. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Wheat . . e 1 $ • o Peans . • 40 ti —• Ilya . . 41 I o Pease - 40 1 . Bar'ey :4 0 Oatmeal . 44 4 Oita sG 0• Seer or Diu 0 tl AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. - . Computed from the Returns made in the Week ending Sept. 11, is per cwt. eschisive of the Duty of Customs paid us payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. (From Saturday's Londmi Gazette.> PRICE Of HOPS fN b rHE BOROUGH. Pockets. L. a. L. a. Bags. . . .fi u•is 9 Sent . . • 5 11 • H 14 SUb‘CX • - •10 0 • ill 0 Essex Kent SuA•elt rarnlentn • - 4 .1 • 7 to - - • 0 a 6 1c . s s. 9 0 L a. L. r. L. '. L.*. 2 0 2 t 6 • •00a00 - •Uoao. UXBRIDGE. Cori isrpecter's Retsra—.Sßl'T. le. b. s. L. s. %V i ilest, per lend • 16 10 •21 0 Beans - . . Barley, per quarter . tii a I Itt Nye Oats - • - . I ti a 114 1' ease PRICE OF MEAT, MONDAY, Swithfcla. S. d. •• d. Heads."' Coate at Peet. 3 4 • 4 6 SrucAlliki. Mutton . 3 It a 4 3 Heart,, about - R7! 4 ) Veal - 4 0a 5 0 / !queen and Uinta HMO Pork - . 3 S a 5 4 I Calves . . . se4o lamb -4• a S 4 I Pigs .. . 375 10. Neweete and Leadeishalt. ( stem a. d. a. d. Reef_ . - 4 0 • 3 R Mutton - 1 4• 4 *4 veal. . 3 4 • rut* 4 4• 3 6 Lamb - 4 0 • 1 • HAY AND STRAW PLA LOAD. L. d. L. s. d. ••erage L. s . d. Hey. . 3 10 0 a 3 15 0 l c ST. JAMES% A 0 0 a . 7 to G Straw •. 0 • 3 0 0 3 o 0 , Hay - •10 0 • 6 0 0 5 5 o WHITLCH•Pf L. Clow • • 7 09a100 7 to 0 Straw - IGoasuo - .2 1 90 Hay - 3 0 0 a 6 0 0 II 0 SPAITHN , ELD. (.710Ter o• 7 10 o 618 ti Staw . 2 • 0 • 3 3 0 is 0 'HER, PER 'LB. PRICE OF LEA' d. d. 1 d. a. But. so tos6lbs. each t 9 a 22 Crop llides, do. 45 to 50161.'13 a t'a Ditto, atS to 66 Ds. C. 11.11 . '25 a .1, Ca f Skirts, 50 to 40 In. • 21 •el MercliAnts' Lacks • 50 to 701Lis. - 42 •27 Dressing Hides 14 al5 . to Botta. - 2t •v 5 Fine Coach Hide. ... ps a I;!, I Tanned Horse Hides - —a Crop Hides, 35 to 401b1. for Snu 'el reels stud) . a 2 cutting • IS •17 Large ditto, ver dozen . 7.i to g YRICI: OF s. d. i 6 Goad Drees 5 4 0 YeLow Soap o Mottled 5•1 0 Curd . 4: 0 Pa .17 0 Candle!. per doz. 7 0 Mould. . St. James's Marti. -t 3s. •.`d. 1.1.1.0 W • ) l'l.tre Niarket 01. Od. Aver. se 3v. Id. IViotecliApti > l trket Is. 0.1. Per stone of SW. TALLOW, Town Tallow . Ytl.o* , fl os,ta IVltitt. Auto . • . Soal. tfitio letting ,tofT • G raves COAL MARKET. CLips at Market. Ships so'd. s. d. •. d SEI`T. • I I Nes. castle 114 I from 1.9 •10 0 I 4 I .saoiderlao4l I St 1... a—) 4y 0 • 4. 0 De:iverrd nt its. advance on the above price. PRICE OF STICKS FOR THE WEEK. Tuesday. Wedncs. Thurs. Friday. Saturt!ay Bank Stock 1— 116 5 .-....--.-...--..' • 3 per ct. Hetl.'-..-- .61 Gt:g 61 ----'— 3perct•Con.Bli ,611 614 614 sii !id 1 4 per ct. COD. I ----- 78 78 ;r: i ...--...—.:—.-..-.•.. 51). ct.N.An. l .-.--.-- 921 92 9L 92i 1 954 Bank 1.. An. l -•••-----!1Cii 165-161 —...:—._-'- lin.3p.c.An.—;--"----, --- Irish 5 per ct. ;----...--,--. 60.1 4 - India Stock :—.— 180 1 -din Bonds 7 8 pm. I—;ti1 —;ti 7 pm. - S. Sea Stoek l — -----' - Ex. Bills ... •• 13 4 pm. l- 1 Omnium • ----: St. Lot. Tic.--.-1 £23 192. I Coa. for Ac.lGg.l —P2 Monday, • 1804 ▪ ; pm. , :3 7 pm. 3to 6 6 pm. Ve3 19s il:, 5 inn. n 41) 0 3tl I o 6 ; S n . . 76 s. a. 7 1 19 il