MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. IVesinesday, Wm. Moles, a t.hintney sweeper, who was in dieted at the but Old Bailey Sessions for the murder ofJ. - hog% Ilk :apprentice, aged five years, and acquitted, hut de tained, was indicted for an on the Soltlie child, stud plead ud Not Guilty. Ms. related scver3l (-sews of atrocious yr inience on the part of the priwaser tow.ts ds the deceased, which were fully • contirms..l inct idn siee. . Elizabeth Ware pi uv ed that she 11;11V the prisoner striking at the chilli's lees with brush to tutee hint up acl o i 11l 'icy, which .he was •utablr to ascend, and diva dragging hint 'loon by she leas, sad dashing hint with violence upon the door. basalt Rte es corroborated this testintoro., and added, that the pri , uto r declared he would scar the iuy oat what he gut -hint Inoue. . .... • Aline Chandler proved that the prisoner came to her house .in 11 liitcehapel, Ole the 2-3410 f ,Ipril,witli the deceased boy and another, to sweep a chimney, into which he put up the former, who stuck iu the due for nearly nil 11011 r. The pi isoner was at length prevaile'd-upuit to g et to the top of the chimney and es.- -tricate the child, which he did with loud imprecations against him. The moment he got Mtn down lie knocked him against a chest of drawers iu the room ; and when the child, almost sense less from the blow, was endeavouring .to recover himself, lie kicked him across the chaiMter; and in this case, as in the foe mer, repeated his asses eration, that he would serrehins oat when lie got him home. Mary Craig, who lived next door err the prisoner, proved, that on helping the wife of the latter,. who wets drunk, into leer aIWII ittalSe, she saw the child out the ground near the prisoner, sell° desired him to get up, which he was unable to do without the assistance of a stick. Wetness hooked at the boy's leg, whielt she found greatly swollen. At her suggestion the pi i sinter relished the wounded part with ointment; and a heu the hitter 'Mind the boy still unable to wall, he dashed him on the =round. . t.. halts and Esther Jacobs proved their having. on the 23d of April, a bile accidentally passing near the prisoner's house, been alarmed with screams and coins of murder and mercy. Rohs kicked in the door, and upbraided the prisolier and his wile with their umiatural a NM The latter held a strap iii her band, with which she avowed she had Ismit heating the child, tutit repeattAl that she would do so again. The prisoner, out tieing called upon for his defence, put in a moisten paper, cont.iining a general deaial of the charge, and • stating, that lie aas the victim of persecution. He did nut call any witnesses. 'fate Coart summed up, and the. Jury instantaneously return ed a verdict of Canty ; :u.d the J11.14r, after severely auunad ve rtii.g on his gnat, sentenced Mau to Two Years Imprison otemi. Friday. John Chick, John Clements. and John Waffington :were toirv:etert of otto mg forced Hunk 3s. Tokens, Nell know in: them to be forged. the prisoners were all young men from IS to 23 yew:. of age. Each was :enteiii ed to one y ear's imprisonment : an,: r at the expiration of that period, to fiad se curity for 100 years. - R. sting, the wife of John !lotting (better known as Jack (etch). %t As iurk.ted i.y her Ini•baail for violently assault ing him. —(:uilty. Sentenced to fourteen days imprisonment. This l'i/Se excited much mirth in the Court. To a question from the. Learned Chairman, " What trade arc you i" the Pro secutor replied. " I am the finisher of the law, Sir!" Thomas Frankland, a notorious character, nas indicted for . stealing a pair of • stockings, the property of Elizabeth Wood. The fiefs were shortly these : Mrs. Wood, on going to bed, %%lien hallm.dressed, discovered the prisoner concealed tinder ber tied, wilen she gave the alarm, and the stockings were found upon Wm.—Guilty. Sentenced to seven years' transportation. Nothing can more effectually prove the fally of reject ing the means of vaccination to eradicate small-pox, and of adopting any inoculation of it upon the score of its se curity to the individual, than the fact of its contagion being preserved in clothes, in papers, and in buildings, thr an unknown period of years. Mr. Turner, in his History of Thibet, p. 219, affords an ample proof of this l ig*/ remark:--" The late Tishoo Lama, when the small-pox broke out nmung the inhabitants of the immense monas tery in which his palace is contained, removed his court; and the capital, Tishoo Loombo, remained three years with out inhabitants, that it might be no longer contagious. )3y all these cautions, the Lama remained free front the saiall.pox till the :,ge of 46 ; at that time he made a visit to China, whose Emperor, anxious to pay him divine ho nours, made a grand entertaintmmt for him in the Gar den of Gardens. Soon ;Alpr tLis, the Lama Was zcized with the small-pox, and died."—Sce Appendix to Lord Macartney's Embassy. _ '~ ~_ Daily experience also proves in London,•that the rooms —AI beds, bundles of papers, drawers, coaches, old clothes :c!l...ips, and any other articles, connected with any small pox patient many years past, unlc..ss thoroughly cleansed at the time, will open tic pandora of.contagion. The practice ()f the French, in keeping alive their institution for educating yanag men tier the office of. Consul, .as mentioned in the French Papers, is highly . praise-iverthy, and deserving of imitation by the Bri tish Government. It has been by such vigilance in the clucation of diplomatic characters that the French Nc-' poeiators have generally succeeded in carrying their; p;,int:;, in preference to all other-competitors in Cabinet In i-,11 aavertisement lately in a Dublin Paper, there _ippearetl an offer of an hou.e and land, together with sperking iiecommodati.ms ; in which it Wak; stated, tea .t whoi.ver might take the premises, should have per without fitrther leave—to shoot hints# • • • late I lows ger Countess of Conytighain has died, itinnenseiy h ; for, to the asteniehmerit of her Terre.. rentaiives, no less4lian one Hundred and fifty thousand guineas have been found securely deposited in leather .bags, within her rrivato closet. The . 111eining Chronicle says, that, tho?gli.the office of Reoeiver-'General of Cornwidl has been given to Opel Si` Talion, the emoluments of it are to pertiin to Gen. .11 '4. • do mt coni . prOend this THE NATIONAL REGISTER. OFFENCES'. ATTEtIFT AT ROM:FDA AND MUM/I:N.—A few days since, between three and four o'clock in the tiftertioon, a daring at t. 'opt at robbery and murder was ONltle 1111011 the wife of John Fletehet, SID hOhtSttiollb htholleer licin4 Dear to Mr. fryer's of Ite ed's Farm, WI ittle.—!tirs. Fletcher, while sitting alone in her home, her liiishatid being employed in the fields, observed it strange man pass the hack window which looked into her garden, and, sespcctitig Itis•intentions, tau to the door for the purpose of fagening it ; whelk the man lot col it open and gave her a violent blow with his list, which nearly knocked her down. On ri.coveting herself, a souffle ensiled, in which her gown was much torn by the villain in his endeavours to get at her pockets. Airs. P succeeded inpi lining him by the Iva between the dour and bill, where she held him a short sistance from without, as she knew there were several men at work within a few roils of the house, but in which she was un fortunately dissapointed. The fellow then said, it' she would let I Mitt give !lima shilling lie would nut hurt her; to which she objected, and called out " Murder," at the same time forcing her way out of the house, with gre.d resolution, to alarm the neighbourhood; site was, however,overpowered, and inhumanly dragged to a corner of the garden, where the wretch stamped upon her body, and kicked her about the head in a most brutal manner; after %I Melt lie thought it prudent to retreat, leaving his unfortunate victim weltering DI her blood, and almost in a lifelesss state. (Inc of Air. Pryers men on going into hi. mas ter's yard, fortunattely heard her groans, andimmeiliately repair ed to her assistance. Patties mete i ttttt letliaielyformed and sent in different directions in seateli of the brutal villain; bat for the ',resent he has escaped the v igilauce ofhis pat •ners. Mrs. Fletcher is able to swear to his persou ; and from the dcscrip thin she gi % I'S Vt . him, nn daub rokains of hi, being appre- ' liended, as his person his well known. A shucking murder was perpetrated Montt one o'clock on Thursday morning last, in a field near Harwich, called the Cross-path field. Pour sailors belonging to the Active revenue cutter, of that port, had been at the King's .Arms roadie-house, 1 , drinking, where ;Also w'he're souse soldiers; on quitting it, they proceeded to another on the road , and un their return through I the abut e field they were attacked by eight soldiers, without any previous who ,assaulting them with short bludgeons, knocked t h e sailors down; among whom a man named Wilkin son received so severe a blow, that he died in a short a time. 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Onr market was well stkpidied with Wheat this morning, for which no:re wilt but little olcinand, except for prime sam plt 11011 C ErOleX, which description .thily ma,ittained last Monday's prices; but all othtr norts are eseeedii.gly henry salt, haring scarce any buyers for it. --Batley and Oats are is. per gum tut dearer.—ln Pests, ituns,and Ether articles there is no alterat ion. s. Wheat • 7: a 8: White Prate - fine ditto • :9 •1 0 Guy Prase Stye -4.: a 4. I beaus Har ty •it Ticks ; 10 a al I 0414 S. a. • 38 36 • 40 • a S') 31 ■ s! lb a 03 s. a• Po'and Oats - 94 a 97 retalot ditto Of a rent rout . 70 a 7i; beerind ditto. (5 a is Nape aced ; 36t. a M. CURKENT TKIOE Or SEEDi. I. a. a. s. Red C over (1 , 143 a,A Hrd and Grua 40 a .36 1 Cinitte Fain - 4t; aWI nutu Eng jail 4U a 65 White Mustard Baii , Trefoil - . u a 64 White tiitto 60 a t 0.5 uroweiditte -Isa 16 Canary . . 4ti a U Turnip, White Hi a 66 Carraway !weds 410 a 65 I Oil Cake . kg. lus. Rgel,fassprsp.lll aas C.uriauder ?wed,' aa 14 PRICE OP BREAD The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread thrmulliont the metropolis. is stated by the Bakers to he LIVE the 011 , 11111 a Loaf.—Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from one penny in three-pence lower. AygitAi.i; PRICK UP CONN, rEK JULI Eng!and & Wa , to. Illcqtland. t QUARTER, Pull WI-IsK i.ND1146 .Y 13. S. d. a. d. Wheat - • 11 - nye . 40 It • . 0 9 0 ' 0 oats VII 3 knaland & Wales. Scotland. I. d. a. v. Penns - • 34 9 . • Pete 34 • Oatmeal . 4 1 U Beer or Bin • • 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Computed from the Returns made in the Week ending. .fidv 10, is 47!..70. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Custom% paid u . l payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Ili itain. (fromu Saturday's London Gazette.) PRICE OF MEAT, MONDAY, Southfield. WU' is. v. d. s. d. Heads of Cattle st Beef - ► 8 5 • Smitadvid. Mottos'- ♦ f; a 5 6 j Beasts, about 1110 Veal . . f 0a t orstscrpand Lambs 111 3,, Po►k - - ♦ 8a 5 6 c.i,e4 - - fa* Lamb - 4 0a 7 0 Pigs - . . 311.1 Nrwiat and Leadeekalt. 1. arcase a. d. a, d. Pre/ - 3 ti a • I idiatton . Hai 6 Pork - 3 • a• s I Lamb . 4 4 HAY AND SIAM' PM Lo4l'. L. l• d. L. a. d. Average L. a. d. Hay. . J 0 a 5 4 ft ST. JAMES's. Clo.rr - 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 Straw - - f 5 0 • 3 0 0 IS t. Hay - 410 0 a slt 0 • 0 0 WHITECHAPEL. S Clover 10 0 a ti 10 0 0 0 0 straw , . 6 0 a SIC 0 gi u •l Hay- --1100a2.100 320 SMITHFIELD. Clove, - 5• o • tS 10 0 stl ti Straw - 110 0 a ft 10 0 L C UXlik Cara lasprner's 1.. s. L... Wheat, per lead - 10 a io Bean. - Barley , per quarter - I 9 a sld kye . Oats - - I 7 a 113 Pew - UI) E. Re eon —J LY 4. L. v. L... I 16 a 1 ly Pk ICt. OF HOPS IN THE LOROVEH. Posksis. L. s. L. s. 11.4g5. . . t, 0 $lO 15 Mint . . :, 15 •If 3 11.11,t11 • • 10 0a Ci 0 Essex Kent Sussex . FArnhans - -oOa 0 ; - • 0 0 •0 0 L. •. L. 1. • • • • il) • 7 7 - - ♦ ♦• 6 6 - - 7 0• 0 l) I'HICE OP LEA' d. d. el. A. Butts, tic tosLbs each 12 a 43 (rep Hides, do. ea to SOlbs. / a 494 Data, so to 26 As. each . •9/ cur :+0 to 40 As.. tt• a 24 blerch.,n• st ••aria • 10 •18 ---, 50 to 7 Xi's.. t a 9B Messing Hides 13 a 1 s 7 to !laths. 2.: a fa Fine Coach Hides ••• :6 a 113 Tanned Horse Hides - • Crop Hides, ga , to 40lbs. for Sma 1 -tale (Orval' and) • 2rl a 311 tatting • lb a 47 Large din,, per desert . to ITHER, PER LLi. recce OF ■. 0. 1 TALLOW. 5; 0 Good Dregs • .. h 3 0 Yet OW S.ap • , 0 0 51nti Is d . . 54 0 Curd . . . 44 0 r., m . . . el 0 C•ndles, per due. . 7 0 i 51uto ds . . , at. Jame^ Market 3s. 4d. TALLOW • i Cher `Laker Os. 0d • Mcrae' 3s Id. OV. h.tec Nape! Market 3s. Cl. per sip ne of ell • Town TA . I;c••la tiltto Sate thlto '!aping -tut. lltltn I:ough Urarrs J4tICL kAW 1.11 DE.;• ca. A. 4 Best Heif.& hers, per it S 0 a ( Market Calf. each • Midclihno 1 '0 0a 0 F.ohiltsh llor.e OrdmAry . •• 1 if a 0 0 sheep Downs . I. d. 7 n P 6 0 9♦ 4) 91 it t, 4 10 1 0 0 2. d. i. d. 7 Oa° 0 14 ♦ 6 • 6 c. LOA!. MARKET. Eisir tat Markt.. Shire so'fl. a. d. p.. 1. FRIDAY. JULY 12. ll+ I Neweaatle Ia I !lon 1.40 a 4A 3 -ut,:crlan4 9 --- .9 3 aat 9 Di uted ►t 131. 1114%1Met CM the 6116.)11 price. PRICE OF STOCES FOR THE WEEK. Tuesday., Wedurs., Thurr. 1 Friday. Snturday :P. 3 E k l7 2171 gis./ yifl t;3 . 4 .., ~..3, ~...„, 6::, .. GY, c. 7 ;1 78 1 7s. 714 !,781 71 93 19 *1 ------ " 95 , 3 1541546 1 51 151 171 16 1-16 Monday. Bank Stock 213 3perculled. (.3 3 per rt.ron. 622 4per ct. (on. 77i sp.et.N.An. Bank L. An. 15 13-16 11.6.11.51*re. India btca:k India Bonds 1 rm. dia. 4 3 pm. 14 pm. ..3 pm. 6 pm. F s. s va Bans ... 3 pm. S pot. .6 pm. !6 pm 6 rm. 1 .1. to 6 pin Oniniuni .„ :1•21 1 ,221 h 4j Int fai St. Lot. Inc ! TO lot. Con. for A... 6.4 !Gat i64i 6511 London : Printell.uud uthlisheil hy U. 11 - it.xo, :it No. M', Chaueecy lanr. Fleet-str< et, and ink wartle-41 it.au the Country .• ati Nowxineu, Chilli or the Routh, wltt I:oulzi,t.liw, aro 91 feat..., at IL:. per Twit:v. 1,:, 184