43acitZurst4t• LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT. 24. Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris Papers of Thursday last have arrived. They contain nothing conclusive on the subject of peace or war between Russia and Turkey. They assert, that the Emperor Alexander had set out for Odessa, and that Russian troops were to enter Wal lachia and Moldavia on the 29th ult. The private letters from Paris anticipate war; but this will totally depend upon the negociations now in progress among the diarent Continental Powers. Some weeks ago it was affirmed, that the King of Prussia was to march :In army to co-operate with the Russians; but the tone of the Cabinet of Berlin has suddenly emn..:,(:(l, and it is now said that Prussia will preserve a strict system of neutrality. The polities of the Court of Vienna also scout to have undergone a change. :1 is conjectured that the Russian Autocrat clainkd the assistance of the Emperor Francis in carrying into effect his project against Turkey, on the ground of Russia having co-operated with A us tria to subjugate Naples, and to overthrow the Con stitutional Government, but the Cabinet of Austria now perceives how adverse it would be, nut only to her interests, but the ‘vellare of Europe, if Russia should obtain any accession of territory in Turkey. —The different accounts published in the Foreign Journals arc to answer political purposes, without much regard to veracity. We do not expect to bear any thing decisive until a Declaration is issued by the Allies, arising out of the present negociatious. In Spain the plot-makers are busily at work, as they were some time ago in this country. Riego has b;en deprived of his post as Captain-General of Arragon, and sent a prisoner to the fortress of Le ride. He is said to have been engaged in a conspi r acs to subvert the present government of Spain, and to establish a Republic, at the head of which he was to be placed as Dictator. He is further charged in the ultra royalist journals with being implicated with Montarlot, a French refugee, in a plot to expel the Bourbons from France, and to re-establish in that country the Constitution of 1791. Montarlot It ad been apprehended, and confined in the fortres. o • JAM In a proclamation which he is said to have drawn up, addvesseil to the French people, he styles himself General in Chief of the constitutional ar mies, and President of the Grand Empire of France. This production, however, is such a tissue of rho domontade and absurdity, that we have little doubt of its being a gross fabrication. The arrest of Riego Traduced great ferment at Madrid, where the revo lutionary orators of the Club Fontana, it is said, exclaimed against the measure, as an act of servile deference to the French Government. FRENCH FI • NDS.FiVt! per Cents. 861. 70e.— &ink Stuck, 1,5711. 75.:. The I)lthe of Northumberland made an abate ment in the rout of his tenants of e!ol. per cent.,. which, with the deduction of '251. h r cent. made betiire upon many of the firms, what the price of agrieultural produce was at its height, makes it 43 per cent. I)ut.L.-011 Wooltie!,,lay mo , r.oing a meeting took place at Coombe Womol, near Wimbledon, between Capt. It—, Moogin 4 tun dragoon regiment stationed near London. ;tad NI r. K—, a gentleman well known the sportiN world. The cause of dispute ori ginated on 'facsday afternoon at a house in St. James's-street, in consequence of the Captain ex pressing it as his opinion that the late pugilistic contest on Crawley Downs, between Randall and Martin, was e erect (i.e. a sold battle.) The parties by agreement fired at ten paces, when the Captain received the ball of his antagonist in the upper part of his right (the pistol) arm: the principal and I.x.mtds then left the ground, and proceeded by way of Wandsworth to London, when the ball was extracted. lie was afterwards conveyed to his residenoe in the, vicinity of the tavern where the quarrel originated, and his early recovery is by no means considered doubtful. Sir Robert WilsJii has arrived in town from Paris. A subscriptio t has etanmenced for purchasing an annuity for this gallant officer. The fiat in the last is D 501. THE NATIONAL REGISTER OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. SATURDAY, SEPT. Q 2. . . Cut y Ford Was pot to the bar to take her trial, out an indictment charging her in one count with maliciously and telonionsly taking, enticing, sod Cal rying asta3, Esther Maria King, a child under ten years of age, with intent to steal certain articles of wearing apprise', being on the back and person of the said child; and in another coact with tithing and carrying away the said Esther Maria King, with intent to dept ive the parents of the possession thei wig; It appeared from the eviti.tice adduced in support of the charges, that the prosecutor, John 'F. King, is a law writer; that, on the Ist of Angust lust, his Child was Pilling at his door, in Chichester Rents, Chancery Lane, idiom nine iii the evening, and that the prisoner came up and said, " My litile dear, will you go with me and May some nice c.ikvs ?" The child answered " Yes; but that •lie most ask her mother test." She then went in doors and asked her mother, who refused permission; and Mr. King heard her say, 011 her rollout to the door, that "she twist not go." In Ortiaoce of this refusal, however, the pi r enticed both the child in question and another child, almost eight ".trt old, wliti as as will, her, to ac enilipany ht r down Cumin ry Lam. As they proceeded together, the attention of Mr. Ilitt Ewell, a neighbour was attracted towards the group, Irian something which the prisoner said, and which led him to believe she was a stranger to the children. tlis sitspiriiiiis being excited, lie follow ed them, and meeting the beadle of the parish, lie intimated 10 him his doubts as to the intention of the prisonet. 'file beadle followed fiolowed Omni into Fleet street, where lie stopped the primmer, 111111 asked her where she was taking the rluidn n. She said, "to Stir rey-si reel," Milli exhibited strong symptoms tit alarm, en deavouring to escape. She was taken to the watch house, where she said she was only going to send the children of an eriand to a gentleman of Symouirs Lin, (a place which site had passed long helm e she was iivertukrii).— Under these Circumstances she was detained, the clisliliett restored to their parents, and the prisoner %AS ultimately committed for trial. Mr. Law appealed as Cotinsel for the prisoner. Two witnesses gale the prisoner a good character as to hune.ly. The Learned Judge (Mr. Arahyo), in summing up the evidence, comitiraird on the imp.ohahility of the story 1014 hy the pi isunet, and kit the Jai y to draw their own conelti,ions as toe tit tle' the prisoner was guilty of either of the offences imputed to her iii the indictment. The Jnry retired, and atter a short absence returned a verdict of—guilty. K. Thurston and W. Garton were capitally indicted for stealing Izol. in bank nous, use guineas and other mu neys, the property of J. Tapp, in the du eding-house of F. Nightingale, out the Gill of July last.. . , I lie prosecutor, olio had heti) a licensed victualler, and lb 110 W out of biedueNs, lodged in Ilie house of Mr. Nightingale, in Viircerit-sipiarc, Westminster, and on the ila) stetted in the indictment, accompanied his landlord to Fairlop Fair. On his return at night, lie found that a riipborril in his bedroom had been Inoken open, and his property stolen. The prisoner Garton hail formerly lodged in the house, and, by a variety of circumstantial evidence, lie was proved in have been the thief. He was found guilty—death.— Thurston was acquitted. I. XNCASTLR ASSIZE,. Tuna-o 4 r, ScPr• KING V. RIDGH •Y.-- This prosecution came on fur trial this morning before Mr. Justice Hiilrsed. It was au indictment prefored by the Comithatioutel Assaseialient Uglli m l the defendant, a book• seller to Nl:lecke:Ayr, fur the publicatiou of u seditious libel, entitled " A New Year'S Address to Kelm - saves," bring the same for which Malty Aim earl& seas tried in Loudon, n bru the Jury separated without coining ton verdict. The ruse was stated to the Jusy by Mr. btiljealit Hullock. Mr. Blougbam addressed them fur the &legalism, in a speech of great leis;tie. The Jury, after deiibcrating about two taiinutet , , returned a verdict of—Guilt,. A well of extraordinary depth is now being snits at his Majesty's cottage, in Windsor Great Park.—During the progress of the work many curious minerals h.tee been discovered, and at the depth of 36t) feet, several Fast) remains, amongst which is a very perfect siwcimen of an oyster shell, have been dug out. At this immense distance below the surface a eery large too:h has also been found. It is of double fangs, which are at present about two inc: les long, bm have been eridetitly broken 011. The face of the tooth, which is or the sort deno minated a grilder, is about an inch and a half long by one inch wide. it is of a dark brown colour, and bears a fine polish. At the same depth wi s found a horny substance, someraing like the beak of a small bird. On Saturday evening, just after dark, a man was dis covered hanging on the branch of a tree, at the east entrance of Utteurd. He was immediately cut down, down, and medical assistance being at hand, was hap. pray restored. The unfortunate man was a mechanic out of work, and having been ill on the road, had spent his lam shilling for medicines. Ott Friday evening, as the waggon of J. Painter was was returning from !Lading Fair, laden with cheese, one of his men observed to his companion that hr felt tired, and that he would get up and ride. He hail scarcely seated himself before he fell from the wag gon, and instantly expired. It is supposed he died in a fit, as it did not appear that any fracture or dislocation hail liappimed. The circumstance occurred near Knoll hill. The min was taken to the Coach end Horses public-house, there in remain till an inquisition has been h. Id on the body. The name of the deceased was Strutt. A barrister being at the point of death, made his will and left all his tontine to a lunatic hospital ; on being a: k. lie did so," iie ausweretl, ` I I wish any pio p...e to go to those who ;Laic it me." Friday evening, as Mr. A. Dawson was driving his cart from fair, he was overtaken by Kiln Greco .not Knoll Hill by three snefs in a taxed earl, driving at rut: lour ray. regardless of Ihe teem or lIIC Offside, Willa) litOtlylil their cur' in CO lllLiet with at WSW), and beat down, fraers•ritig lair !rd. The Geno 3, o'Bo onl, is fitting ut Chatham, to !:c stattuned as pod ship at tibe:Tuesa. In Berkeley squire, Lady Mary Fitzroy. of a inn. The 'nit at C. 1). 0. !elation, esti. of Mallow castle, In the county of (*wk, of a son and heir. at Richmond, the lady of ]. Sidney, esq. of a daughter. Mrs. Newton, of Catalan, of a son. In Milbank street, Westminster, Mrs. 0. Green, of a ion. At Ealing cottage, Hants, the seat of S. Eliot, esq. W. Stewart, esq. or the royal a fillet y, to Mary, only *laughter of It. Etendyshe, cp. of liarrittetun hall, Eantbritig*shite. Al ht. James's. Westminster, G. G. Schneider, earl. of London, to Sylvia, second oausitter of'Thos. Lamb, M.D., k'.L.b., of Newbury, Berks. At t:dgbast•m, Warwickshire, William, eldest son of W. Sturch,esq.. of liontagoe street, Russell spare, tu Caroline, third daughter of T. Smith, esq. of icks.eilit house, near Birmingham. At I%eviington, I. I lopwood, esq. of Poke street, Manchestersq ..... to Elizabeth sar.th, yosugest daughter of J. Adana , esq. of East lane, Walworth. At St. Giles's In the Fields, J. D. Harvey, esq. or Wiveliscombe, S"iliertel, to Funny, sceuud daughter us the late Wm. Dyne, esq. of Lincoln's inn livids. net. Suddenly, at )far gate, Abraham ',ferules Furtado, esi. better known by the name of Charles Furtado, the cadent ated pianoforte player, aged 55. At the house of his father, Upper Tooting, in his 16th year, Adam, eldest son of A. Oldham, esq. At Peckham, surrey, in the 17th year of his faze, the Rev. G e orge A. 31., of Carlisle home school, Lambeth, of 3lagdalen Ovoid, and late minister of Carlisle chapel. At Islington, of a decline, in the StSal y car of her age, Malin, young. ert dn.:ghat:a' of It. Oakley, tag. At i.raglitou, slai thd Ja nu, daughter of A. Don, esq. of Dot act piste, Clapham road. Aar. Wm. Bedford, of Fleet market, aged 70. Elisabeth, the wife of Thus. Beare, esq. of the Poultry, and Union road. c lapham. On Wednesday !art, after a long and painful illness, Mr. Jas. Bevan, of the Earl of Ltfingbain, hiteclaapel road. At Odell castle, Cedtoralshire, Isabella,Conaitesa of Egmunt,aged Ka. Mary Ann , the wile of C. March, esq. of Dover sweet, Piceintiliy. At has hawse on T otting common, R. G. Thotnas, esq. aged 63. At Bath, W. Smith, esq. of Dulwich, Surrey. ot , Litt AN FOR T, f Eight Bubhl 1:: ‘V LEki bicimp* Y. G. 53 a 67 fis a 74 S 4 n Si W N C SU . S. 54 a 71 63 a 82 34 a 38 a 28 a 36 sti a 63 10 a 23 20 a 24 30 a 32 3-1 a :RS 33 a 30 36 a 40 20 a 32 20/. a S 4/. EIIIVA Y. 6. a. 51 a 71 63 a 82 34 a 3S a f 7 a 3t 56 a 63 19 a 22 21 a 25 32 a 35 34 a 37 33 a 3ti 94 a :38 28 a St I a 3t. a 17 a 34 41 it 13 19 a 2 23 a :45 32 a 35 31 a 37 31i 34 a 35 27 a :U 291. a 32_ Lonbon sl3articts CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPT. Q 4. We had this morning an abundant supply of Wheat front the coasts of Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, but the demand nut being very brisk, the finest samples submitted to a reduction of full es. per qr., and the inferior descriptions a further reduction. Barley maintains last week's prices. Oats arc full Is. per qr. cheaper, basing a large supply; and the market, generally speaking, seeing to be rather lower than last week. The reduction In. Wheat since this day week may be quoted front Bs. to 10i. per qr. but Flour is not to-day any cheaper. There appears to be yet no disposition on the part of the speculators to give way any more than can be possibly avoided, nor of the consumers to pur chase, at the present prices, more than what is absolutely neces sary for present use, consequently the market is kept very fiat. CURRENT PRIC Per M, Red Wheat White It3e Brook, or Buck Wheat Barley ... Pale Alalt Eced Oats tarts orPolnoil do New 'rick Old ditto Ness Pigeon ditto Boiling Prase Grey Pease Rapeseed per last AVERAGE PRICE. ( ()RN, l'er Quarter, or the "Parke Maritime Dvitriets ol ENGLAND am( WALE'', fur tre Week emliu4 September 15th, extracted front ari ut da)' , Gazette. 6,1 Barley... Its &I I Beius ills 94 Rye .... 118 s 9J I Oats.... ills Id j Peas ... 31s WA BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUOAIt. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending weilliesilov last, 31s. Sp. per cwt. exclusive et duty. PRICE 01 Per Sack of Five FLOUR, lushel., or 280114: 111,11.ilay. s. F. Muuda' • . w I. Fine English Flour 65 a 70 I American Emir ... 41) a 4'J Seconds ditto .... 60 a 63 per Barrel ol I i cut. BREAD, Is. 041. the Wasters Loaf. PRICE OF HOPS. New 'tags percwt. New Bags, per ewt Keut . 21 O. to 41 8e I Sussex 21 Us to 2 Is New Pockets, per cwt. Kent . 2 1 Ms to 41 lOs l E•4.ex • 21 Os to SI Ins Sth•es •21 Os to 51 35 Farnham MI Ph to 51 54 SMITHFIELD Me MoN DAY, SEPT 4.--Our market was pretty largely Supplied with prime litasts, as well as with Mutton, Pork, VeA.. aid Lamb. and there being a brisk demand, sales were readily effected at Friday's prices.—The business in the /lay-market was brisk. and the prices of Clover and Straw somewhat higher. liay rru full as dear as per lag. 'file Milos/mg is a corrixt statement of the prices and numbers at tuarket: 7! __ _ . . of At EAT, exclusive of the Offal, which 4:wawa of Head, Eutrailc, and Hada, cud is worth about Id. 1 ..8 lb.--Per stone of 81b. 11101111/11Y. moat , . Beef 3s 04 to 4s 44 Beef 14 fiti in 4e 44 Mutton 36 4d to 41 3d Minima 3. 4d to 46 24 LAM!) 4s Out to 5. Ud Lamb 3s IU4 to 5. 0(1 Veal 36 1011 to 4. 104 Veal 3,10 J to 4. 1 Pork 34 4d to 4. 3d Pork 3,4 J to 4. 1114 Head of Cattle at market. Head of Cattle at Markel. Reacts Sheep mid Lambs • 20440 Sheri. and Lim). 0,110 Pig* Calves Hay Clover tlitl Ith 1.71. £3 3 0 tu 21 4 - . . • • • • 41 18 a 1., .t 1 18 0 LONDON t Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JON N T IGG, at the Office. 76, Fleet Street. a here ail Letters to the Editor, Sc. (post paid) must he addressed.