608 S HEE RNESS, SEPT. 23 —Morris Fitzgerald, alias De Medic, was th i s morning brought on board the Raisonable, from the Ceres, at the Nore, ironed, and lashed down to a gating. He has contessed that he was one of the murderers of the Mars and ‘Villiamsons. He is a strong robust fellow ; his hair a light vellcw, and is about five !eet ten inches high. Adkins, the otlicer;has just arrived to escort him to London." The tollow;ng is 311 article, upon the same subject, from the Thames police-Office : Some clays ago a rep •rt prevailed, in difillent quarters of the metropolis, that a perstat an board a tender at the Note had made voluntary confession of his being the murder.. r of Marr and I Indy. At the above office this report is further corroborated, by . one of tilt! Police-Officers having seen a cutter coming up the river in the course of Thursday morning, the people belonging to which, it seems, in formed him, that they had such a person on board as a prisoner. The report adds, that he was lett in charge of the Enterprize rt.ceiving ship, until it was determintd at which of the Police Offices lie should be brought up for examination. These reports were true, and on Thursday last, the man passed over Tower-hill, in custody of Police Officers, and in chains. He had been taken from on board a tender at the Nore, in consequence of having attempted to drown himself by jumping overboard, ou two occasions ; and at length confessed the cause to be remorse of con science, for having {nen concerned in the murder of Mr. Mare and his family. When delivered to Adkins at Sheerness, he was in so violent a state, that it was found necessary to lash him down hand and foot, and in that manner he was brought up in the Admiral's tender to the Tower, where he was put into a hackney coach, and conveyed to the House of Correction, Cold Bath fields, raving the whole way in the most incoherent manner about the murders, and threatening those about him It appeaas, that a few days ago he entered as landsman on board the Tender at the Tower, from whence he was sent to the Ceres, at the Note, where he had only been a short time, before he shewed the most violent symptoms of madness, and for some days previous to his removal from the ship, had retused to take any sus tenance. Once, on his passige up the river, he asked for a little water ; and since he has been in the House of Correction has eaten part of a loaf, though he continues Ia the same violent paroxysms of rage; so that it is iiiirossible to collect any thing rational from him ; nor isit yet ascertained whether it really proceeds tiom madness, or is Assumed. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Friday, about 1 o'clock, at his lodgings in Radnor-street, Folkstone, Peter Paine, a voung man, supposed to he about :30 years of age, mi. happily terminated his existence by shouting himself through The n.:ck with a horse pistol.—He is a stranger, and arrived there two u:onth ago, for the purpose of recruiting his health. IE loin the conversation Stevenson, the person with whom lodged, had had with him, she suspects he is a native of Guernsey. Four letters were found in his room, directed and scaled, one of them to his landlady, in which he has bequeathed his go:cr watch and all his clothes as a remuneration for her trouble, and requested her to forward the other three by riie post, concluding with the following sentence, "as I,e found him-a It no longer able to support the ev;ls of tins life, he hoped his gracious Redeemer would pardon hint for the act be w..s going to commit."- }le had been observed by sevcral persons in his morning's walk to as sume an untrsilal (14..ction in his appearance. UN 10N-H AL L A niefanchriy circumstance occurmi at this office on Wednesday rvenin4. Bell, a Plitt of Trinity lout who had been appri!,-cwieil on a charge of te:uny, put a period to his existence, by first cutting his throat, and then hanging himself /a the &Von room bclonging to the Ake. BIRTH. At Mitcham G rove,. Surrey, the lady of G. Hoare, Esq. of a son MARRIED. At Mary-le-home, If. P. Boyce, I:sq. of the 3d Regiment a Foot Guards, to the 1t ight lion. Lady A. S. Spencer, plunges: daughter of his Grace tin: Duke of Marlborough. DIED. On Satim'av week,' Sir Thomas D. Hatton, in consNuence of the wounds wh►ch he received by tieing thrown out of I►is curricle cu the Saturday p•ecetti►,g. Tl►e title becomes extinct ; but the estates devolve on his sister;. Esinioa Diamond, a free black woman, at Kingston, Jama:ca, on the 2titl► J uly, at the advanced age of 13) years. COA: Ships sold, at Per Chzt!l Ships at MA IIIONDAY; SEPT. 9:4 WIU;M:,DAY, SEPT. 23 FRIDAY, I.IiPT. Delivered at . ._ . _ .. . . . . L0,,,0N : p, it)t..-d 10.- H. HAY, at No. 6, King-stteet,aieven Diak, mid unb•isbed by him at N 0.337, Curlier of EXeter 'Cliacr, Strai;,l: and forwarded by mil Islcwshun, the ClurLs of Roads, and Bookilellers throughout the Un:tcd Ringdom, trot: of postage, into tkiz Cuuntrg • at 10s. Ufd. per quarter. THE NATIONAL IttGISTER. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPT. 21. TiNda} the:e are considerable feu arrivals of Whest coa , tw:y sales in general named at it reduction ut `l., an I 3s. Old scarce Rye rather dearer. Barley and Ma:t WA:thaw bet Very( few Whit:: Pea-. and higher About ‘2i. Nei girtr. t e. i bet!, sorts fully maintain last pi ice s . Oats n v....r! !iiort supi , ;% , „ a: 4 the trade also named fully at the last -quotiti..o. In Flout no el tt:rdtion. . I. (1. I a. 41. a. d. Wlivat .. SO Itt2 a I , IS i White Ptea , ;e IS 4 Si I I' .1g$1(1 oq‘ n j a ci 11:le ditto .. 152 a 15.1 Gwy Pea-a! 71. a 4 ' j ) F.t . t;4 , e (Ili. , Eg a o 3.‘e B ai ley Mai( FRIDAY, SEPT. 25. We had a further great id - lux of Witr,.t butt* Wednesdor ard inferior qualities from ss. to 10s. per quarter ckeaper. Rye t;:is. and Barley 60s. per quarter. Beans and Peas at Monday's prie:-s. though the supply was very short, gave way this inothisig, ana omit fetched 5Gs. per quarter. In Flour there was no alteNtion, thou 6 the supply on hand was a very short One. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUARTER. FOR THE. WEEK ENDING SEPT. 19. [froin Last Night's (itr:etie.] England & Walcii. .t c..tland. England Si Wa1....4. scottand. s. d. s. d. s. tl. g, 0. 1.53 9 .... 1-v I Beans ‘ , 2 14 0 8.1 I .... 64 Pra,‘e 7Ta I ▪ 69 S .... 6t 4 Oatmrat ..... 54 4 . ha IO .... 57 4 !leer 'llr Dia —ti Wheat it)e Barley Oat 4 inticE OI Blt L,ID. Tuesday the price of Bread w is ordered to be 4olitieuett (agreeably to the Artb at :10t1. the Quattern Loaf wheaten. CURii.ENT PRICES OF SC front to from to from to S. S. S. fi . S. S. Antigua 7l .. 76 St. Kitts & Mout l'i .. 76 Lps brown 9! .. 94 Muse°. or ilrowni 1 .. b 4 Tobago is St.Vir.72 . .:6 ....tine loi ..1/; Dom. Net .8.1%4.71 .. 74 Sto iaani .*.k Dein. 79 .. Ii I Sing.loa.brown -- ..100 Gietuida Mus4;ov.7l .. 73 St. 'Trio Mud ''l .. 73 .11inaicabrowu..11 .. 72 East India 7d .. 9u Powder !oares..iisi ..10 good.. .75 ... 77 Ground tips 70 .. ilanilno t I:O....110 .. tine .. SO ...4 fices ...15 .. 14 :11olas,:ei 41,_ i• Alt. • AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Returas made in the Week &ntim.; SEPT, _►3 ► is 46a. 9141. per cwt. exclusite at the Ditty of Cnston►x paid or p. whir thereon tat the Irripurt. ation thereof into Great Britain.--LFrom Saturda)'s Gazette.) PRICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY, SEPT. 25. 4 111 ITIIIFIELD. ' IMINGA VS & L E•DRNII 411.. a. di. 1.01. f lIe.ADS odd c Army AT Carca4e '. d. 9. 11.„ . Beer 4 8 a 6 I) I SIM ITIIVIk;131 Heel 4 4a S 4r Mutton—. sua 6 4 I Brats, about ... Sal Mutton 44a 5 0 veat 6oa 7 $ Sio-ris & Lambs 6,.1Li9 1 : ! S is ' o e. r t k l Pork . 6 M a 7 S I Calveb Lamb ..... 5 8 . 6 Mi.'s alo U Lain)) 64 —.....____._ ..._.. DAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. .L. R. 41. X. s. d. ,f. s. d r ll:ty .. J .:, it a 0 u 4) Average 4 I• 2 li ST. JAMES'S VTlo%er aaUa o a U Straw . 2 2 0 a V II 0 Hty .. I 0 0 71 r a 0 . 'WhIrI:CHAPEL Clover 7 O 0 • S 0 U - l lO Str,tw lIS a.. 2 05 0 . 2 .; a Hay .. 5 5 it • 6 0 U f4II9HFIELD it:liiter 7 00 a Sn 0 Stras.v lln t a 1 5 ei RICE' 'lron of.:, irk Ht. 59 Nodleir iii. from .firth castle Sc , tcli Coal Cloilers ( Om I\l4 - A VI Co:tl Cinder.. Scotch CoA. I Newea , 4le j land 1 11 elch ULM' CtiIII) • (:imlers 141! in I Js. Ithanceon the i N 4J atx►v r price. NI: r. d. lt, 0 :I .0 0 6 13 Oa ASH —O :1 p. 336 0 -- ti 41 3 a T. 2 3 449 a 4.1 3 a - c► a 0 _ 0 a 40 et a 31 3 43 0 a 43 3 -0a ° 0 4 i.— 0 a 33 RADCLIFFE MURDERS. LONDON MARKETS. SEPT. 27. •••••1 , ..1 , ...