-- ' _k + ,3 • '-• • MIDDLESE2C SES . MONDAY. Tna. 17.—These sessions commenced be. litre ist r:Conso, and a full beneh of magistrates. Stoat:Mast Crerfa.—Somtiel Jacobs, one of t nose 'Jew chillers who invest the east end of the town, was tried Gtr defrauding a countryman, named Lawrence Hariell, of the It appeared, that as the prosecutor, who is swam to a gentleman, was walking alonr: Witilech.ipel with his • master's pun on Isis shoulder and smile whet property, lie saw the prisoner and 3110lierr pei son. app 1 ily • optatrelistg. 'Time prisoner s; iti to hint, that a vagabond 'Jew wanted to give hint bl. for a watch that cent 1.31., .4011 prevailed upon the prnseeenor to o into a p 'trotter's shop, and actnaUy to rawntis mate' s gun for 31. to give fur the watch. the, watch was soon found to he worthless. and the prosecutor had the int -lour' apprehended. MrAiroderick, fur the deg . ..tire, said, that the money -was the prmeculor's Insnet's propeirv, and moo the to,: pony of time priorcivor, as the stated ; tt, rehire, the tbf•ttilitit roust be actrideil. Y 1 similar case hail b •Nt d Titl.4l by Lord Elleisborough. 0011 ap. e.ired It-oorts. The Jury 18u### 1 the prisoner guilty.—The Chairman sentenced dun On Friday last the King held a•Couneil at Carl ton Palace, which was attended by all the Minis lees. His Majesty appeared iu good health, and .perfectly free from the attack of the.goat. The Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, .Ace. went in private -state, on Friday, to Mercers' Hall, and attended , a grand cumuli tee, according to annual custom.— • After which they went to St. Marple:Bow-Church, -where a sermon was prcitebed by the Reverend the Archbishop of'Canteibury, for the benefit of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in foreign parts. The Lewd Bishop of Meath, Dr. Thomas. Lewis •O'Beirne, died on Sunday, the 16th instant, at his • See Himee, Ardbraccan, Navan. His Lordship was in his 8.11 year. STAGS CoAciees. —The following is a correct number of coaches which daily.go out of, and •come trio, Brighton :—To and from London, 30; to and carom Portsmouth, 2 ; to and from Southampton, 2 ; to Hastings, 2; to Oxford, 1 ; to Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone, 1; to 'Windsor, I; to and from 'Lewes, 6; to and from Worthing,.B.—Total, 62! Seven ovens for baking bui.cuita have been em ployed within the lust two or three days sit Dept ford; and on Friday morning 100 additional ropensakera were ,• t to work at Woolwich. PROVIDENTIAL EIICAPR.•—• VedisemLiy se'imight, as a gentleman wins nor e and aig was 'votrnin= from Cobham, through the Earl of DAnley's park, by the New-road, on the top of the hill, near the lodge-gate, his horse sitddetily took hight: the gentleman te:reciving the danger, pulled his horse to the wall, which, strange to say, the horse le.sped, leaving the gig on one tide, hanging on the mho', and, was not t et t a s ed Ail a husbandman out the harness, whets lie fell in the pond below, unhurt. The gentleman coolly °Lam ved ao the spectator—" Thank God, it is no wow, saying to ilie hoit,e—••• Conic, old fellow." The liorie• readily obey:11, and they reunited to:Cobham Lodi winitjured. • Last week a gtioal of fish of the whale kind appeared in St. Ives bay, and apprisiclu:t) tery near to the land.— ...tionie boats pot out and attacke . d ihent with 'fine-:onus, •nd other weapons, and two were killed and laronaltt nu shore. The largest, after having been 'exhibited for a day or two, was cut up, and ,produced a great quantity +sloth • Perhaps, with proper management, she whole might hate been driven into siithil water and captured, which would have made a good prize tor the:fishermen. At day-break 011 Weduestlay, the lgth 'llOll4lOl, 11: tuall'Freneh fishing sloop was discovered on shore in Rye-hay, soon alter which a sailor was , acen swimming: • 1111 l lig the breakers, by Mr. O'Reilly, Adnilrally Mid shipman, who, prompted by humanity, rushed hito the 'water, aiul Imought hllll sale on shore. Two men were 'Own observed at the mast-head 01 the vessel, when Mr. O'Reilly, assisted by Mr. Finch, Admiralty Midship men, and four seamen• proceeded to the wreck, and' •rescwil then) from their perilous situation. Due man was-found lashed to the shrouds, and another hanging to the dead eyes, quite dead ; a boy, 15 years of age, was drowned; and his body washed on shore. .She proved tO be tu (kaiw, Louis foriel , master, of!' ieppe. The unfortunate soli-refs were buried in die church-yard at -Rye by Mr. Chattertoo, the French Consul, and . Mr. O' Reilly followed their remains to die grave; A cat, belonging to a lady in Dumfries, guillotined •ber.elf lasi week . in the todowitig manlier's—Slaving" .strayed outs the drawing•room, which fronts the river, 11111/11,6 of tbe Windows being open, she junipA up to oliserve whst, .waii !passing (wattle. UnlOrtustately u sin all' piece of svoraltivaufastened the wiliOltr* ulr cawa,ht her eye, * end exantiaing •it, she- pulled it out whets t tliswu caini . the.sharp.eflorl window :attil literally gull -1.• fused her. tendiog heohead . ritft !'twig'.-.—Yesterday morning, ahota..eight °cluck, an alarming fife broke out in thelald Fish' market Clint, in the premises belongigrg in. Messrs. 'John Thom.mi and Co. and occupied by them itiiheir extensive book-bind log establishment, and as a buksk sod siatitstiery ware house. 'Die lire raged with gOat.-fory for about two '(sours, but was at length happily. Rot utuler without the loss of any lit us, or any person.being stbielusly hurt. a itictr•il the Wilding it nearly burnt to the ground. The premises contained many valuable manuscripts and tare and curious books, belonging to public libraries, and its progress:of bittiliug, bottles drawings and. plates for va sin is geographical works in course of puialicosion. Thee hate been preserved without any tuitterial injury. ...Ude:lonian Mercury. TIM NATIONAL REGISTER Ott Tuesday last teas shot, in the river Idle, near Haw- ' Irv, 3 peng • , a trailer of the southern tracts of the Pacific Ocetn i and Teary seen Iwyond.thiCape of Good five ; the pehguitisairt badly fitted by nature to travel in the air, the water, ot oil laud, a distance from hove. A gentleman imßewtry, a great amateur in natural cii. riosi ies, iturchased the bird Inc the purpose of stighii it ; hot his housekeeper, the next morning, asked him if he would havethe wild fowl fur dinner, far, says she, " i have pulled and trussed it ready for roaatitig:'—Theft field litdepoident. Seteral details of extraordinary shots have late ap peared ; hut we.pledge ours, his tor the accuracy of what we now state. A servant, its the employ (dike very re spectable oittup er of at one -shot last week knotketl down 17 crows and 13 magpies, a total of 30 at one itteicury. About heliport eleven o'clock on Thorsday night, a young matt anti woman, respectably dressed, were stele, walk tog together in Wellingtomstrvot,'Waterloo-bridge, seemingly th&ring with each other ; the young woman exclaimed she would drown herself, and, bursting Iroin• her c 1111 l Nation, rail down the steps of the bridge and plunged into the river. young titan billowed close tiller, and, being an expert swinttr.er, plunged in after her, and secured her near the first barge, and swain with hernia the steps. 'She was taken to Dr.' Stamm's, in the S rand, where every attention was 'laid to her; she was afterwards removed to the Sun and 'Apple -tree, I%'hite Hart-yarri and isitt a fair way of recovery. The young ni is is the son of an eminent stock-broker. and the lady a dressmaker of the must resp.ctaLle con 'menu. 11. Dlt EADIWL Accterterr.-.-We have this day to inform nor readers, that a great portion of that large tent men' five stories high, besides the garrets, situated iii S.lt. market• Street, atid•on the north-east corner of Prince's street, known by the name of Giblioll . 6•Laini, Glasgow, fell on Sunday 1111 l ruing last, from top to bottom, with a most tremendous crash. Fur Wilke time past suspicions • have been entertrilied that it was 'loth) a ittelicient stale; Witch was indicated by the hotels of the doors and fire places giciug way; and oil Fliday aftertioon the •Proeu. rator Fiscal applied to the Deau of Guild, who ordered. tradesmen to inspect the premises, and to give in a' repot' of their pros Tglisign Time getitlemen accordingly vi al eta the whole property i 1111 l iethately, and so convioced w:•rc they of its inedificiency, that it was very prop; ray • condensing!. No time was lost in giving notice to the ittliabitains speedily to remove themselves and furniture, and a permin was beast round Olt Saturday, desiring them to do so without delay, as there was every probability the house would soon comealown. During the whole of that day, the-inmates•were busily employed carrying away their prop •rty; but in a land which contained so gmany lamities, it could Hardly be expected that the or ders of tee • Dean of .Guild could be literall:, complied with, and a few were hardy enough to ICIII.IIII its their Itou..es itluthig the night betwixt Saturday and Sunday. As te as iely..ied, a little a; ter eight o'clock, the whole I.enemeiii tali , partly into Saltitiai set and partly into Prince's-street. As the Liner street is narrow, that por-• I lion of it which came down in it fell on the teuetticut on the truth east corner, to which it has done consider able d a ma g e, hJsing 'really destroyed the whole front of the building, and in which several of the inhabitants who had moved had taken refuge on the preceding day. As boon as this melancholy disaster was coniammicand to HI r. Cleland, the superintendent of public works, that gemlentaii was instantlyou the spot, where he con- Clotted during the whole of the day. On his arrival he f I the appearance of the whole so awful, that he I instant • semi away for a number of tradesmen and oilier skated persons hi order to consult what was best to be done avid) the 'Moons state of that part of the build mg which had not fallen ; and on their reaching, the ap pallingeLettei it was reaulved immediately to set about propping the house with logs of wood, and removing the nubbin, its order to ascertain whether ot not, arty of ti%tl unfortunate tenants were buried in the ruins. A number of workmen were employed, carts and horses ImmlurVis end proceededm businesi; but such was the vast quantity of stones, timber, ke. that It was.sonte time, notwitliatruditig their best exertions, ,belore they could make "noel' iniretsion on them. Before one o'clock, however, the voice of a woman was heard un der part of the ruins which it was highly dangerous to approach, and *kit teas a period.of great anxiety to every person concerned. At length, 'John Love, a carpenter, with 111.1srs. Scott, and Grieve, courageously went in quest of the womait, whom he found its a space just large enough to contain I , with one of her arms jam-. aged in between two pieces•uf wood. A glass of water having been handed to her, she was faint. Love pro.. cured a saw, and after an hour's hard labour he succeed ed in ektricatigig her limn her petilous situation, a little alter t o'cloCk, wirers etc appeared to bea.giil of the. 113111 e of Mary Hamilton, servant to one of the families.' —She was iinmetliitely carried to an adjoining botute, where she was attended by Dr. Jeffrey ot the Corte g e,. and 1) , . Fraser of the '7711i ; and after some cordials had bet a administered to her, she was conveyed to the Royal Infirmary in the easiest flintier, and we are happy say she is doing well, thivu4ii her arm is broken.— No other persons have yet bevit found. NEXT TUESDAY. J& I. SIVEWRIGHT are selling the Ti c k e ts ' . and *bares of the Small Lottery to be Drawn ALL IN ONE. DAY. Next Tuesday, 25th February. The Scheme, although there are only 6,000 Tickets, contains Prizes of 120.000 and 1:16,000, besides Sixteen other Capitals, all Money and all Floating.—ln the Lottery just ended, J. and J. SIVEWEIGHT had the! pleasure of distributing the undermentioned Capitals amongst: the Purchase's at their Offices, 3 7 , Combat, 11, liotborn, and Sti, Haymarket, corner of Coventry Stied, viz. 144315 .ClO,OOO 2,612 £2,000 14,746 £3OOl 6,417 £2OO 11.291 l,OOO 401 2OO 13,220 2OO 12.844 3OO 1,143 2OO 18,836 IUU i 6,878............. SW &e. &c. ALL MONEY. . [ BIRTHS. to Arlialgtosvittett..thilway dr Henry Porte, !sq. of a still burn child. - lady of Dr. :imagism, of CAelldferd Menet. of a son. • In Bluoisdibery square, Mrs. WinO*lll,mr a amt. AfARIDED. Al St. IllerVa, Lambeth, the Bev. W.Thompatim. of Atheratont, Viaruieltahareou Lbs., oldest &anklet of E. N. Thurutoa, eel. of . Iseilnington. At Ilminbri,'ln "kiffolle. Mr. Goddard, solicitor, of Gray's lan, to Mary Auniedellghter of H. Proper; root of the former place. At St. Paul's,(.uncut garden, Mr. Wm. filatmerd, of Chat la street, Covent garden, to Mrs. smith Child, of Itermoodecy. At Stepney, Mr. John Gilbert, or the Boiough, to Sarah, daaghter of the bile W. Iloy, es+ of Bremen:leg, Deets. At St. Stephen's, Coleman street, Mr. Wm. Pope, only son of k, Pope, esq. of Cherisey, Surrey, to Maly, second daughter o 4 Mr. Newbury, of B•vr, DIED. On Thnrsday last at his home at 'kingdom, Robert Blair, esq. At lila house at Kuightsbridge, James Leopard, esq. Oa Wednesday last, at Alma, llama, aged °BC Ambrose Thorns% eldest am of A. llomphrysi ese. of Ilarper street, Bloomsbury. At Wembourim green, iaeorglaisii, youngest daughter of Vice Admit 1111 r G. Cockburn. At Stratford, Erse.; aged 18 - years, Entuta,"eirleSt daughter of the late Capt. C. Petty, 91•99••• LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE. MO NDAY. FES. 17. Our supply of grain bf all kinds is very mill this day—the principal part of out arrivals having been taken off on Friday has left but a very trifling surplus sti the market. In conse quence of the purchasers having hene brck so len!:, they ore now compelled to come into the market, which, together with the sinailness of the supply, lw occasioned a rise in Wheat and Barley, whieh inlay be quoted at an advance of full Ts. per cp. Oats also are looking up, and some business it.. been done. Beans and Peas are also m good demand and Inclined to ad vance. Some speculations have been ta me in Bonded Wheal, and many inquiries are making for this kind arida. 00IIN EXCHANGE, FRITTAY, Fen. 21. We are considerably supplied -with all kinds of grain from Kent and Essex. the Andrei* from those-counties since Monday having been large. Irisli'Oats likewise have poured in to a large extent. Business is tolerably brisk this morning, at our quota— tions weAVesitiesday, which they maintain. without any appear— ance of a decline. This applies to all grain, with the exception of Irish Oats. which are of so inferior a quality u to prevent their going off, sales being effected wstli great difficulty. That* is nothing doing in Bond. LI Wheat since our last report. euttkik.N I vtat,i I,r Wisechr ,i.....S Ot GRA rater Me: ale, 010111frY. •. S. 30 a 48 4. a 4W 44 a 65 20 a .24 26 a SI 52 a 0 110 a 22 !S3 a :Sr 24 a 26 1 25 a 28 1 28 a 0 $8 u 39 2$ a 31 23/. a 241. IN fOR 'l'll )f I.:l^ht Cu l / 2 lu •IV ka itaD. I. $. -32 a 11:1 L 43 a 601 44 a 65 20 a 24 27 a 36 u (MI VI a 23 24 a 26 24 a 27 36 11 29 28 u 30 36 'a 40' 26 a 32 231. a 21/. W LEK, EItiDAY• 6. 9. 30 a 49 42 a 30 44 a, 54 20 a • 24 26 a 114 52 a 69 19 a 21 23 a 24 24 a 26 25 a 20 28 a JO 36 a 39 28 a 31 231. ft 241; Old Wheat New Red Wheui New White do Rye Harley • Pale Malt Feed Oats Brew orPoiantidn New Tics. Beans Old dill', :1 New Pigeon ditto liniktig Pease Grey Pease Ka petwed per labt A VIALA‘KPILICE OF CORN, Per Qui.. ter, 1.1 thei aritidie of F.NGLANI) and %%ALE'S, fur the Week ending -Feb. lent. MIA , '" SaltUda) I Gazelle. Wheat... 41s 4d Barley... 28s 21 j Being 251 411 Rye .... ?e; leJ I Data.... leg 7.1 I l'ehs ... Al:IOLI N Olt MUSCOVADO St 041 t. Averace Pi ice hem ike Ite mini ninth. iii lie Week ending last. Sbs. I /.1. per cwt. exclusive oixitsiy. PRICE OF FLOUR, •Per Sack of Five Uuslielb,ur 2800 a. Mut:day. s. s. s. s 4 Fine Engll.ii Flour 35 a 40 I Norfolk &Stockton SS a 35 Seconds ditto .... 30 •35 WestCutintry 35 •40 8Kr4,1). Citl. to 7d. the i/iiarteen Luaf. PRICE OF IF Pockets. 4s. £ s.l Farnham.— 0 0 a 8 0. Kent Anssex 2 0 a g 18, Essex Yearlings )1 3 8, per Cwt. Bags. g a. £ ►. Kent Sussex Yearlings Old ditto PRICE. OF 'IAL Pews or FAT, per alone of bibs: LOW, SOAP, 6ze. a. d. Pow. Tallow I Itiooia do. Candle White do. 0 0 Melted Stuff liongli ditto 2O 0 Gravrs 7 U Good Mega Clod Soap ... Mottled Yellow do. tIDLElia' HALL. .. ti. Whiteckapel Market 2 4 James's Market Clare Market 0 0 4 8 •vcrege .... 2 4 I TALLOW COM Pike of Comusaa—MootilS, es. tid. Jon. Oct. per per d.. SMI WIELD MALIK ET. Antroax,Trit. 11.—We are moderately supplied with Catt le today, and both Beef and Mutton ore progressively on the rite; the former may be quoted led. per stone above our Monday's priers, and the latter has advanced ad„ per stone. Veal, tum— my, is deafer by atl. per stone, and rather brisk in sale. Pork is without any alteration in price, and but little business doing. 'rite following is a correct statement ut the nica eon oumuct s at market:— PRICE of MEAT, exclusive of he Offal, which consiFfs of Head, Ent. ils, and Hide, and is autih about Id.ptr pountl.—Pcr stone of Sibs annuax. Beef Ss "6.1 to 4* 2d Mutton :is bd to 4s Yd Lamb 01 Oil to Us Od Veal is 4,1 to 51 4fl Park Ss 44 to 4s 441 Head of Contort niarkrt. 'pewits -• . . • • 2.358 Sheep 250 ChilVes ERMA V. Reef 3. G,l to 4• 4d Mimeo 2 4d 10 4, 6 Lamb O 111 U. U t Veal 5 Oil' to 6, 01 Pork S. 4(1 to 4• 41 Head oilattle at Maik.t. IStotots• . . Sheep 2 470 0 Cahoot, 1' 0 -; • LONDON: Printed treed Pullished by the Proprietor, JOHN TWIGG, at the Office, 70 , Pleet-Street, where all Letters t• the litlitur, (postpaid) trout he add, ewe. lIIIIIMIMEIi‘INIIMMI POP Pi