OLD BAILEY. r.- Wednesday the Retisiona c..in,rnenced at tilt 0:..1 whet, rota pt tomer: were capitally convicted. viz. E. 11r %ant and W re. 1 , ,t n, for lot- tztariettAy• bleakitig and enteric:; the dwellii.g ititto.e ttf J Fillisou. and stealing tteve:al grti der of %witting appa.el. the pioperty of R. E. Mime; and T. Daley and 1 Morning, fnr i.tegling three 'Acres of (alien. valtte.to,.. the property - of Me , srs. Pearse, Aunty, and An •tev in ih • el welliite, home of W. l'eanie. Thitniday. .1. smith wa< indicted fir breal:ing into the Itotoe of J. Siinpkiii, anti ctcaltng a looking-glass—Guilty, Lath. . . .1. Morris, T. Coker. Enz. Henley, and Ann Moore, live Indicted for clam ing the dwellitn•house of Emanuel Mug*. and stealing a quantity of silk shawls, handkerchiefs, and sarsne:s. Mori is and Coker ,Guiity—Death ; anti Moore acquitted. M. Moven for assaulting J. Wood on the highway, and tai tug from his person entl. in Batik notes, his pope, ty, Nt ae al , n capitally man hied. 11. Robes is was put to the bar; when an indictment was read, chwing him with stealing carious promissoiy tiotm, the propel ty of B. and W. Williams, W. Motiliti, and W. IL Burgess. Mr. Alley, counsel for the prosecution, after entering at great length upon the circumstances of the case, and the recent conyiesion of White, alias Konkey Beau. with whom 41040iscts stood indicted as a principal, stated, that the pi esent indictment could not be sustained. inasmuch as thee was no evidence against liti% as a principal, in which charactei .he was indicted; and thrt the notes were not of that species -of property descril.cd in the act •ifisarlia ll icot ( you w hi c h .the indictment was tOundell, and which would t ousomo. an act essary after di.. fact; therei;rre the prisoner must be acquitted oil the indictment as it stood; but he was fig oily of opinion that the prisoner migiit be tt red for a conspilacy, and ni order to effect this, he prayed the Con , t hint until an indictment was pliferred against !kiln before the Gland Jury. Loud Ellenborough was of the same opinion with the learned Counsel. . .1 verdict of Not Guilty was accordingly recoided; and the prisoner was ordered to be detained. Friday, Susannah Newman was indicted for stealing a , wan b, a.eal, a In oath, a shawl, &c. the property cf.l. Lane. Guilty—Death. John l'aaner was indicted for manslaughter, in killing Painter, the infant child of his (laughter, Mary l'aintch Mary Painter deposed, that her father asked her Inothei to tr.o to market for some meat, which he refused to do, and ,made use of very foul words. tier father got tip to beat her brother, and potting his knife away in a rage, he tlnew it from him, and it entered the child's head. her father did not throw the knife at her brother. Th.! knife was one forhich he used to eat his victual-, and to kill cattle ; bein butcher.) The child was CM witness's knee. I ler fath e r was find of the child. it lived two days after the unfOrtu na:e accident. • -- Painter. the son. said, his father ordered him to go 4o market, and he said he would not, and us -d foul km guage to him. Ills father got up front his dinner in a vo. lent passion, and witness ran out of doors. A Surgeon foutid a wound on the child's head, al,•out an inch in length, but it had not penetrated the skull. Ile 'gra of opiition that the child died from loss of blood. Gad Ellenborough held, that as the p , ironer patted with the knife in a r age, his offence amounted to manslaughter. of Manalaii6hter. Si TURDAY-BURGt.AR V. Joseph Myers, Emanuel Amon, and Joseph Emanuel, were indicted for burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of David Davis, iu the night time, and ateming therein a variety of articles of wearing apparel, household linen, &c. Theie being no direct evidence to effect the prisoners, they wei e acquitted. Henry Pother was indicted for stealing three books ri sately. in the shop of J. S. Setehell. a hookeller livinpin King Street, Covent Garden, on the 7th of March. The prisoner went into the shop under the pretence of purchasing some books ; hut on going away, the prosecutor suspected the theft, fUnoweit, and took him into custody. On his was back lie dropped the hooks.—guilty. Th e re wets four other indictments against Lim. POLICE. lIATFON-GARDEN. Monday,J. P. Drury, late an officer in the City Militia, who has been examined at Worship-street, Queen-square, and Bow street, on various charges of felony, was charged with breaking into the Chambers of Messrs Long and Attain, in Gray's Inn, and stealing right gold watch seals, seven of which were toned at a pawnbroker's in Charing.(.l'o , ol. Several Gentlemen, rela tit es of the prisoner, represented to the magi►trates the lament able state of derangement of the prisoner's mind ; that his half. was 601. a year; and that it was their wish to get him into some place of t ctitrc. Ile was committed to the infirmary of the lionseutsCorrection. in order to be got into the New Bedlam, in St. George's Fields, the magistrates promising to sign his pe tition. M tRLBOROUGHATREET. Monday, P. Street was folly committed on nine distinct . • - aargcs of burglary, viz. stealing front the coax:Owns, of Sir W. Hlackett, iu BelieleV Mews, a box-coat, &c. ; the Ma- bles of Gen. 'Barton, in . 14intagtie Mc s, a litiVer watch; from the s!ables of the Hon. S. Eat dley, a quantity of wearing apps- Tel anal four saddle cloths; from the stables of Lad itoseherry, a watch, and three 11. notes; front those of Col. Gallic:, in Ed wartl-street, Portlearfrittare ' three tea-spoons and a quantity of appurc apparel: in those o f Met. Collins , of 'Manchester-square, a quantity of apparel, sheets. ke. : in the house of Mr. Vidlcr, in LittleMary-le bourse-street, a quantity of apparel, a box, and a tea-chest ; trom the stables of O. Jennings, of Connaught place, six pair of stoci. big. and a pair of hoots and shoes ; and lastly, from the stables of Le Earl of .lacdonaltl, a Itti. uutc, site shirts, &c. UNION-HALL. J. Evesdale was committed to the tionAe of Correction as a public beggar ; on searching him, 161, Ns. were found conceded a his perlor. ! , -7 *:* ; 8 r : 7 :cel RGRICUL7'IMAL REPORT. The perpetual vicirainitics of the gym, joined with the distress under which the fanners labour, have greatly retarded—indeed nearly paralysed—the operatims of agriculture. The state of the weather, both in the last and present month, lots occasioned bean planting to be very backward, which must have a similar eact on every other branch of the seed business of Spring. Turnips have failed in some districts, and almost every where in point of quality. Sheep have suffixed greatly fimn the severity and changeableness of the whether, and cattle. keeping has been generally a business attended trith difficulty; it has nevertheless been, daring the present season, the only profitable branch to the corn farmer, and probably the saving of many from ruin, who have had the means and resolution to purate it with spirit. hr•tt PR IVISTON4, &e. —These have been very• extensive ',meets of old Gov ersimelit provisions torown upon the hands of the dealers ; they arc now re-packed, and of at such low prices, that It lab hail the effect of facher ileerevitig the prices of Bert and York, with the exception of prune ileAcrip thins. The prices of Bacon continues greatly reduced —But ters base been so ;treats• depics..cd. that sales could only he effected by auction, and at rediter , i prices. The Bill now in propres., lii Parham lii to place a ditty of Ins. per cwt if in Bri , ish, and 2:is. if iu a forcitn ship, tat foreign Butter, will no doubt, in some degree, hem tit the agriculturalist; more parti cularly int. Irish ; hut no effect has been as yet produced in the market. The holders are askine Irittlier prices, but the trade have not submitted to any advance; the gonad) , of fu 'vigil Butter at market is very considerable BIRTH'S. At Frisby. near 'AT..lion, Mrs. Heatheot, aged or a lbw boy. being line first eve I now having been niarried six years to h..: second huiti...d.—At (Waterford). the wife of Vu lentine Downey, of one .on and tree danglttcno—likely to do waL 31A11111Ell. .Innis Fin : pram, Esq. of Goole !fall. near 11 len, to Miss Porter. niece to the Lady of Mr. ma. Carri.:l;, t.f Marquis of Tweedale, to Lady Susan Monta„nt, second dau. of his Grace the Duke of atinchestct.—The Pon. W. .1. Nitpi2r, U.N. eldest son of Lord Napi , r, to Miss Cochrane Johnstone.—Wm. ('hapman, Esq. son of Abel Chapman. Ks'. of ‘Vootlford. Essex. to Fant, eldest dam of E. Chapman. Esq. of Within - , Yorkshire. —M ajor Dickson. to *Miss I far riet I )atlas, s...cond dau. of Sir T. K.C.B. of the Circus, Bath.— P. Huffing. Esq. of Ifunter-st. Brunswick-sq. to Entnia..youngest clan. of the late .1. !.. 2 wat Whiting, Esq. of Epsom.—Thos. allis. F:sq. to Ch. Aug. Atutlia, daft. of the late Sir G. Milton, of Chepstow, Mon mouthshire.—Sam. Baker. inn. Esq. of Ilidicster, it Sarah, youngest dau. of R. Smirke, Esq. U.A. of Fitzost.—et Weir, M.D. Sur geon to this Fortes , to Elizabeth, second dau. of the Ate. Col. Everitt. D IF D. March 11, in her fifth year, Charlotte, and on the gsth, in her Bth yvar..latic, daughters of the late Jos. Illandthrd. Emit. of the Temple. —At l'alton„ Glasgow, aged Ito, Serjeant George Walker. This vete ran was a native of Ireland, and was at one time a private in that famous regiment. Johnny Cop.'s Dragoons.'"—At l,is arothers, :Mortimer house. lterits, Tappcnden, Esq.—Thomas, second win of E. Trapp Pilgrim, Esq. of Woburn, Bedfonishire.—At Finchley, in his 78th year, Mr..las. Spencer, formerly of Oxtind-street.—ln iftertfordshire, aged Ss, II umParey Cornewall ‘l'oolryche, Esq.—Col. J. Dodd, for merly of the Ist Coot Guards. and son of J. Dodd, Esq. late M.P. for Reading.—Anth. (ome, Esq. of Bookham-grove, Surrey.—Ahraham Catnap:. Fag. of Colcinan-street, merchant.—At Bath, John Bailr, E sq . o f iartley-row. Hants.—eV. Paris, B. Bloomfield, Esq. Deputy Iripertor of Ilospitals.—At Mortlake tat her sister's, Lady Eyre). in her 5.1).1 year, Mrs. Warren, widow of Dr. John Warren, late Bishop of Bangor.—At Old Swinford, Staflindshirc, Allen Tucker, Esq. -rea r nephew of the late Ralph AUen. Esq. of Prior-park, nearßath.—Wil lam. eldest son of T. Gallibrand, Fsq. of Galli)rand Hell, Lancashire oc-asionell by the taxi lentil diw'harge of a fowliag-piere.—Suddenly (after playing the preceding night). Middlecoat Middleton, one of the performers at the Olympic Theatre.—At PcntonY•ille, aged 64, R. Ogilvy. Esq. formerly of Jamaica, and Representative of the house of Assembly &that island.—At Hayrick, Roxburghshire, aged 83, Mr. (;. Deans, butcher, who stood in the Edinburgh market in 1743, at the time of the Rebellion in Scotland; and has been known to come from Edinburgh to Ilawich in 7 hours, on foot, a distance of 47 miles. Jenkin. Prebend of Winchester Cathedral, and Rector of Woot ton, near Dorking, Surrey.—At Mansfield, Mrs. I'nwin, widow of the late W. Unwin, Esq. This lady was at Mansfield church the preceding Sunday and was so much effected by the shock of the earthquake, that she never recovered it.—At Sellenge. Kent, in his 78th year, sud denly and without a pang, after performing the accustomed duty of his church, and cloning the evening by prayer with his household, the Rev. 11. Macock, M.A. Vicar of Harwell, Barks, and of SeUenge, Kent.-- At ("rowan. aged 92, Mr. 11. Walters, leaving a widow, aged 90, to whom he had been married 63 years.--At Bnglitor., in his 16th year, Pear Admiral Peyton, of Wakehurst, Sussex.—At Durham-place, I larkney, in his 74th year, .lames Faille, Esq.—At Bath, the Lady of Admiral Sir Iletarytrollope.—ln his 76th year, Saar. Cur Cash, Esq. Admiral of the Red. Just published, price 3s A CATALOGUE of an Extensive and Valuable COLLECTION OF BOOKS in every Department of Literature, including a great variety of rare and curious Articles in the Ancient and Modern Lannuages, which are now selling under the direction of the Assikmees of WHITE, COCHRANE and Co. Booksellers. Elect_ Street, London, at reduced prices, with a further deduction of In per Cent. for ready money: until the 30th of April. JAM, when the Sale will positively close, and the Lease of the House disposed of. Catalogues to be had on the Premises. BLACKHEATH. CONDUIT VALE►. TO BE SOLD, the Unexpirell Term in the Lease of a COM F'OHTABLE ROOMY COTTAGE, with ninnemus Red moms, Sitting Rooms. and every requisite domestic olSre, with small walled Garden, Coach-House. Stables, &c. The premises may he viewed, particulars mini treaty for the purchase with Messrs. SMITHERS, AuLsioneers and Appraisers, 77, Chancery-lane. NURSERY GROUND IN FUI.I. TRADE. TO RE SOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mesasi. SM IT H ERR, the advantageous Stock and Plant, together with the Green-Houses, Forcing-Houses. Greenhouse Plants, Toels. he. &c. of a NURSERY GROUND, West of Hyde Park Corner, with immediate possevion. on advai:tagerius Terms. Particulars, ite. of Mesa& SMITHERS, Auctioneers, 77, Chan cery-lane. TALI OW. a. d. 10 0 Plt ICE OF s. d. 07 0 Good Drees _ .. .. • 54 • Yet ow ',sap . . Illa • 0 0 Mottled . • - OU 0 Se 0 turd . . . 94 0 • 40 0 Ps's% . . - 404 el 06 o Candler, per do:. 10 a . IS 0 i Moulds . . _ la • St. James's Market 3s. Id. TALLOW • 7 Clare Market N. 54. Average 31. lid. 0 Wintechspel Market li. Ode Per ii•a• 44 *h. w vsmswonTH, SURREY. TO BE LET FORNISITED, or the Leine to he Sold, of en excellent FAMILY R FSIDEtir E, repkte with every do mestic oonemiene end situated within to miles of the three Bridges, co-sating of to Bed-Rooms, Drawing-Room.S Sitting Rooms,Sersants' ()Mem. Dairy, Laundry, roach-Home. Stables, Greenhouse, Garden end Padtb, It 4 about 2 a c res; more lend may he had. Apply to Maas. smatisr.s,Auctioneers, 77, Cl.a:xery-lar,c. London : Printed and published by R. %Vitro:. at No. $9, Chaucer'-Line, Fleet•street, and forward' d into thy• Country by all Newxmen, Clerks of the Roads, and Booksellers, fret of ostage, at Ils. per quarter. • .4."11tr, fr • LU4l' A)N .11.111hEI.N. CORM F.N.( HANOE, MORktlf. Arnil. R. Wt . blivell an uuur•noily n il supply of Wh o a since Ttr an _ (la) , min what alipt•and (him tonrnia¢ mos only It row sroopo.4 i)% Ltud carnage 1111111 wi:tell wits NIIOII tal.eu 01l al 4ro 4;.lvalice of :is. per toorle.E.—Jtitilq rear. 13sam, ;via Owl; art• Is. pe: . q u arter aral er, iu eviewtinetoest of ilia few urri‘a:s we lanvo bad sitive a. a. 1 I. S. 1 Whe,,t . ai a ',4 ' IVltite Peace • SI: a. ) I Fin) ditto -a., a;0 ur.sy remit - 21 a3l It a - . en aAn 11..•. , n• . • 211 a 31 Ilar ey . 40 aII P.a. - • 91: ••7 , Ala t !A a 15 , ; °Ala - • 21 a 4 : Pn'and Oats . Ain• Pmt F cur . tetand k.ton• Rape z•t•cd • CLIitiEST PRICE Or SE 1).. I. 8 I .. INA awl ((Teen t 1 •VI 1 (.4nitie Foiii - te n NI tlr Ime %Ise 041.1 7a A I "Ora, . . Id .91 i Ismail dittn - 12 a Id Cr nary . .46 a !.1 I. arraway Sera. t.. 1 a . O 0.1 4. *kit Cot 111111 der !Mrds 4 a I. ,►vtu Dui PKICR uv COAN. ruat QUARTLIt, Fok En; and & Wales. Wheat . . Kye • - • ll.r.cy Computed from i lie .4, is 40%. Pd. per r•.vt. pAyAlile Uteri. mit on ill (From I. P. Ite.l C over (r.)4n a 59 lhoin .*.mg Isla I, a 1 0 Willie 1111,0 96 Toruip. While II 4 21 kytti ..1.• 90 $t GO Cu from 1.. I. r. .IT., 91 94 Nio•c". or 11rOM1•1411 1).0m. ‘vN. J.TNIN. Grenwin NINNV , N, NO RN hitiatca to.mn Kea es C...d 40 94 tine VT 100 'coition... S. d. - w Xll'. CII Scot I km. dud & es. d s. d. es 2 - 22 4 0 IT In - 0 te %GE ow et 6,10. ItheNT Pti ICE% ev 'NOCE OF NEAT. 31OAUAY • A Seßitotfirld. 4. d. s. d. Heads ef Catik et neer -4A)a 6 0 I Snutlooleid. lluttnn • 4 1 0 B"a;ts. abmit •• 10:0 Veal OuG O I mhcepand lowiLs 13;10 4 0a 6 6 4.41:fi1l . . . . 1 , 0 Lamb . ti 0 au 0 j r•je . . . 4•• • Penns • • II 3 • - • 30 0 • -- Oa • I • —• Iker ..r Dig, ••• 0 Returns made in rt!r %Vett, endio; Aoril e‘rlitibe of the 9o:y oh Citctont. Ina f or le atpur I.ltion therrof Ilito Greut iattird4y3 Lonfica) U lzrtle.) fn, to frr.nt to i St.kitt. & linne. SI 10 , 1 f.ps brown 1W Tubas° &V. Vie 113 23 SIW - 131 OS , :utinaro.*: Lim. so II 1 liins.lualseotsfeS I.* St. Trot:sits& -As Do I hest 134 140 Emit India -49 72 , Pooderlserresito Its Ground ripr . , e 2 $$ I Hantbrwdo. 133 kl 4 (Ares - fa: OR I Slosatoes %I 41 __ _ irklL e. New ewe oat*/ /.eirditaalt. (anise s. U. a d. Beef . 3 u• 4 u Mutton • - 3 0 a • CI rtal • • a a • Port . 3 44 • tt Lamb - . • 0•• • HAY AND STRAW PhD AML. L. s. Hey 9 it ST. JA M ES'a. Clmtr - - 0 0 Straw - d. L. •. u. a.erate ►,. s. d. O a 550 -- • n 9 •aOOO 2 , 0 •• cli n 7 3 Hay - . WHITIXHAPILL. , Cintele . Straw . - Hey . . . Clover 4a 0 a 55 0 A 40 0 • 40 0 a 50 0 • I 14 0 a BUM FIELD. 0 el 5 t's 6 e n -- 515 4n— 2 s n 5 5 0 1.1 6 6 0 —e„ so— 2 0 0 PRICE OP LFATHER, PEIL 1.11. d. d 11- st. Butt% SO in Selllis each • 19 •VI ! top Hides. do 46 to SO;bs. la aSW Dstte, sif to 0t As. each . a •-:S Ca f skins. sea to 40 ha. • el aSs Merchants' Isacla - 1.1 aIU i •SO to 7011.1. • SW • 4 Pres•lng Hides IS 17 , 70 10 &nibs. - 43 ala pmeCoarli Hides - 17 •IJ Tanned Horse Hides • —a Crop hides, SS to stubs for sms I seals (Greets and) - V. • i t cutting . IS a IT', Large ditto, per dozen- MAL to IP-Os kW 111Dlig. riticE OF a, d. o. d. • 2. Wet licit& Steers, per ot 9 ua 2 ti Market Coif. Patti • n pad d i Middlings Y oait 4 Fneloto Flom. - • •aat • Ordinary . - 1 a•t in I Ohrep Powys . 9a 7 UXI4I Corn fasptitari Return—Apia 4 L. s. L. s. - I 10 a 18 10 Peana • • 1 5 a 1 7 Nye - • - 1 la If Pease - Wheat per Inad Barley, per q.iarter Oats . . L. a. L. 8. - i It a I i 5 - - 0 0•0 ti • 0 Oa I If Kent Sussex FArnham - . Town Tallow - - Yet ow Russia • • White ditto • - - &tap ditto Melting ,tuff - Ditto Hough G r Pit ICt. OP HOPS I Purkets. L. s. L. s. • 4 0a 7 7 Kent - . 6 0a ti u !.,ISPICI • •II 0 a to 10 Euex . I N l'H E 801110 MN. I _. Bap. Lv. 1.. s. 4 0 a 7 • 3 15 • • rn 7 ti a lo • COAL MAR KU Ships MONDAY, APRIL I. WEDNESDAY, A ERIL 3 FRIDAY, APRIL 5. Bank Stock trot ct. Red.l— fon.ll 01 4per ct. Con. Sp.ct.N.An. 90 Bank 1.. An.:— it Market. Slips add. s. cl. r. a •1 Newcastle t!, from ; 0 a Is 9 Sunderland l I 0 • 41* Cel Newcastle it -- ISaoa 49 0 o nunderland { 0 0 a— -181 Newcastle ---- 33 9 a 4a 4 Su:Weiland , 1 380 a eo• us. advance en the above price. STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. ty.lWednes.l Thurs. I Friday. ;Saturday 11 . 0101 ;891 3 pm. 3s pn. ti 3pni.4 d 1 p. 174 r;i ;11 cY t (;2 .1i ,wi!, Im.3p.c.An.! I rich 1 per ct. India Stock India Hands] dig. S. Sea Stock Ex. Bilis ... 5. 6 dis. 5, 2 dig. i 3r d Is p.. 1. to 34 arnr.ium ...IC I pm. 16 pm. , 161 116 St. Lot. Tic. - Con. for Ac. rill 61 ;61‘ ;64 1 1, 3 dis. 14: pm. Pe ivered PRICE OF !Monday.lTl 111,, 411 :4. Ml A 51 43 a so CBl. 5430 S. •. IN. I it.