kr. garden grounds. l'he grim abort of feed ; but turnip }and cote-wed abundant ; and leau stock of mud kinds ai *heap and lambs, at the late Ledres and Fairs, have advanced fall 13 percent. are much dearer. The Wool Market has den rise since oar last repurt, ated.,per ing fleece+. Smithfield, barbs; had a ba's occasioned a brisk demount for prime mars mummy. Ito other articles butt little THE ASHCROFTS AND generally Derr In confirmation of the ideate of the verdict in thetas et' we can add. from authotity,tbattince the trial, th - hat been discovered. and the facia sworn to before the hitting Magistrate, at the New Bailey town : Two boys (J. and P. Illondly, sows of .1. Blomily. state, that they www. pawing. pinwales in a Nal ilcolos Road. and that at old Dim mord the . and is o b elock",elThel *basil* alio lit semi. them; witer wheal Shegopeold.ovor maydterlMip_ plantation eft dough. vhwo they saw been Mow_s dade then he teethed agssa u l,..tehatth be eareild 11111hotis kinse.,._ the piste wham- he t lope hit nhertoroilitioote sticks, from oat wiretsg - pat&dto burly and having done its. he stuck it in the ground near where he caideilidee dad 40- 00-- then came back, and proceeded ever balt heiesi" and went towards Manchester ; but that hotbed . hips. That they afterwanls kosw die aid oft sobs at the Inquest st Pendleton. but they thought their sister was lately reading the of theAn when the younga of them aeter) sad tint. ' he'and his blether had sem ad Ashes's* hurt' and then Mate I the above transaction; upon states, that she thought it her duty to &leave k to Pendleton, and accordingly did so.-s[Upon which ter shaded at the New balky on the 24th ult. all of ' 'Dad in a deposition of the facts &bona. John who a e carter in the messier of hit., and Shseenna. and lives is P Mm bas upon teak Sin he taw and Ashaothe orißohnday, of Aped het, abaft b it at the tiara women_ _eawszt a r e mi. thop_out, a, end Waal I =l o a g s got np. m l said. ** Let us go. Hoiden, or we So-day." Upon which ailahe four men went os That witness drank hie WI of ale. and went to antes alkerwiudn as he passed Mr. I.itdewood`s F. owsiling opposite to Mr. Lietiewood's front gate. _ hand, (as it knocking small stones about), and looking about .casionally ; and witness, perceiving Holden, look earnestly wno was riding on his cart. he got off, lest he should 1. witness when he had got about two hundred yards when he again observed Holden standing in thematic s. he saw no more of him that day ; but, on e following dair, to seek his son:anti happened to go to Abraham Ilayeirt New Islington, and asked Mrs. Hayes if she t• said she had not; and w'..tik he stood at the Virus in two lungs en the floor, he Said, " Yo. wsebyour work : " the answered, 4" Its only some that n going into the country." That the mugs d is,, and close together ; and that the neck and in vr.e mug, and the flaps in the other ; and neck pan or the shirt was spotted with Wood ; Feared to hare a good deal or blood in it ; but that is Wood in it, he bellows. That witness then saw had teen the day before at Pendleton, sitting at the is spite sure that he was the same man.—(Mis a:luster WESTMINSTER IMPROVEMENTS. — *glowing from a dally paper: Northumberland, it is said, has concl4&ded a treaty with the Commissioners of the Crown Lands, for exchanging the scite of Tynemouth barrads, which arc built on his Grace's property, for tlie ground adjoining the garden of Northumberland House, which extendstio the bank of the river, where a noble terrace is to be formed. The present carriage way leading into Northumbet laad-street, from Scotland-yard, is to be arched over. The mass of mean cud unsightly buildings adjoining the Thames, facing Whitehall-place, are now pulling down for the purpose of continuing the range of the handsome houses already erected, and of opening and embanking the river where the lime now are. This improvement will render Whitehall-place one of the most desirable situations in Westminster. It has been determinist also, to pull down the Exchequer Otlices in New Palace- yard. and to form a terrace on the banks of the Thames from Westminster bridge to the Speaker a House." By a reference to Penaat's History of London, it will be seen, that the exchange of property with the Crown, was made by the present Duke's grandfather, by whom the improvements above alluded to, were 1 . projected 'l'ne Monument voted by Parliament in memory of ord 1c: on, is now erecting in St. Paul's Cathedral, n aft rigiu hand entrance into the choir, exactly op ',site to that of thc late Mantas Cornwallis. produces a beverage situilar to ortift:e, superior in taste and flavour. Tuesday week, some fishermen observed a dead whale off Eye mouth, which, unit no small exertion, flit tweed into the harbour. It measured t;: feet in I,l 4 *th—both its. jaw bones were broken. Such was the curiosity of people to see die lord of the deep. that Evemonth was crowded with visitants on' Wednesday, Thursday, and Eriday. Az inquisition was taken on Wednesday. at the White-horse. Timmtill-street, Clerkenwell, on the laxly of John Chubb. a well known eh:ant-ter, who has been known by the name of the drunken Cork cutt,:r" Mr many years.—Mr. J. Itsim, the landlord of the . White Horse, • Mon day afternoon. hint to leave his number of persons ve hundred; in person came And ; he went his house again. that he was quite ed his death or f other witnesses, Lion of God. MURDER IN heist at the Sun the body of M lately a master 1.- Cant-wail, which to 'looter-qr.:et, . discovered the next and from the marks*. deeettatal heidg fraud his buying been robbe way to Homer-street, but it is supposed -` the time, and he post 8001 e FCLOIi • •1. i• 1 1, - ' 4)0 , John Chaniarens was finally eitanorited if stealing a quantity of lets testier 181. as, front Mr. Death, lucerne's, in Aldeisguie.street. The I gone into the shop on Monday ekening under the purchasing glutei., end taking advaistaxe of the the shupinati, he took, the late from the coaster, to deesuip, when he was stopped by the shop , obrerved the transaction thiungh a window.— , fully committed fur trial. GUILDHALL. OF EMBEZZLIBUIINT. —Friday, Fragky, J WWI of respectable connexions, was chergrd wires - hied large sums of money, the properiy of , Messrs. Wood and Co. solicitors, of Little St. Ile. Norier had been fir many years a confidential elerk uloy of Messrs. Wood, media that capacity %S OM' receive and pay away large sums of money ur their greatest reliance had always been placed upon of the prisoner, and (to use the words of one of the members of the firm would as sonu• hare suspected .he honesty of each other, as that of Mr. Fugley. At a late hour on Thursday night, however, a discovery.waa money. • which' sixpence, mare Pas- sengers titan the other coach. The eutnotaivant, wittiest . speaking to her friends, got on the coach, sad tame to town, , ithont any moue" iu Uer pocket. When she arrived hies town, she expected the coach she came by wunisi radars& assist s immediately to Cushailou ; but, finding her ertur, she tea solved to walk back, krowine the sihthhotliesto she shriek: tiro her parents by bring absent all night. lt was dark wits she „. crossed the water ; mid, by the time she gut to the Obeiiait.4. (having wandered out of het Nay,, toe welt we set. Sba-• inquired IM the Dover-road. and walked netil she stet with a Nachman: she told hint her situation, and he said it would be a folly ter her to alteini , t walking home that night. tibia fray for a kives, and did nut Isuow what . ry were in conversation, the prisoner, Owes a w wile and several childrt n). came up, and sit in his b. x till Site gladly era . and went atilt I to ins box.. Warn its tomtits, lie ensue to Ins box, and begun to di the r• plamant. 'hv called tor assistance ; . ny : she threw it away; he then offered her . acted iu a grows istaiuses.. At lenatlioilse gut • mud went to the watchman whomshe tritium took ,the complainant to the Nvateli•house, „ •r sterv. night constable t Heruti sent . .nll Warding t., the VA ak.11.110116e. Wiwi* AA informed of the charge, ke.dessuril it, anti e MC burl, 1 have nut a 3s. piece, and what she • s.'"Ehe slight einist.ible ordered hint to be found a stinting and 3s. piece int -Ms person, rip, and brought bias anti the gill beton' the next day. The Magistrates examined mail), and after i rprimanild.e int, discharged him frees he gie was • VI. .'•• •• wer iiiends, who •ribableAlistreso at her absence, ard their joy *Ls plakfeVl7 IPC, cancttLd. . -- ---' --1- 77 7-- t "WA i ; , ‘ ' ' 6. •‘•. • •, I i • . i. • • • ~ • • • v s .i. , . . : • .." 4 1 - I • ' . ••• ' .. • AGRICULTURAL REPORT. STATE OPT COOTRY. _ .. • 1 1 The lingering harvest, occasioned in a great aseaseire by We het greenOrator* in cospintinicatimlo oar readers. I unequal a ipestiug of the wheat and soft corn crops, Is she Improving stets' of hisaillhelirres in Stilftritshire• Wed. nearly closed in the Hoge aad Midland enmities, except for Inibury, Billiton, Topton, and.Bindley, Sre Use chief places. ThslessieY, J , Maas, a great breadth of which remains abroad. In the where the iron trade is carried oni aud it is acknowledged by the charge of 1 thole reqn4red. Ax prisoner had gi Northern Districts mast of these crops are still anent fur every else, that they looser wer more active. Indeed the She shop or mu orders irentiot be executed wit tbsi wait of ripening weather. The new wheats too hastily get up, sod threshed out, have, from their cold damp Nate, found swaths ago the aspe.,:t of affair* es very different. Men Pi entice of pi absence of tai au improttable market. Many stacks thus run tip in bow were literally starving, and all 7 p rinci p al (*urine's were condition, having !mated, have been taken down. The Bar- slopped. Now, on the comfie r adilltimsal furnaces are and WAS alma man, whe,11441 I lays that did not plant regulttry skew an mieg l ial sample, building, in order to smelt the ore /rat agnoogb to comply with which is too generally the case. Oats are a large crop, alifii the orders which are pouring in [lOll4 ail parts. The abate Prisoner was fi and in mesh parts fine in quality : The Fensof Liacoln,Hun, dant harvest uniting with this co 11111 l ereial prosperity, will v '' tingdon, and Canihridgeshire have never experienced a larger enable the working population of .St.iffurdahlre to enjoy the CHARGE or produce. The Beaus are in most parts found defective, happy consequences of peace and piclaq• a middle aged I particillaily in Keat, where the horse-hoeing system rarely There has beet', withiii these law days, a general turn out w i th twin tails: the Bean Radishes being unusually ruin front the wet- of the stotking•makers (in the cotton branch) at Not t i n g h a m, his eint loy! eni r 4 nem of the simmer, wilt considerably retard their being Loughborough , Shnelgthend , 1 . 0 h; Whalion , Williwilirli Th omi Li no ,;l s . ti sown with wheat. o the hills in Gloucestershire and ad. Woo dhouse and adjacent pla ces, for an increase , of Wages. The orio joining parts, where they sow catty the lends, the new sown T he sous body of I Voo l comb ers at Leicester have also in th e el ituiploy t wheat appears to plant well. Clover seed is not likely to struck fur the same purpose. misted to met , prove a full crop. Potatoes every where rise well. Hops Another advance had taken place in copper. By the account. The will not average a tenthpart'of a crop. The Cider Countries Cornwall Papers, it appears that the price rose on Thanslay the integrity t of Devon and Herefordshire, &c. are without frnit except in se'nuiglit at friss° to le.il. per took. At one period, witugu the partners) II a few warm garden grounds. Ti m grist hands re ge „,. al i s , the last two years, the price so low Rs 781. . sospeeted the ON, SO It , I• IP II WI. 4•1,11. • said, that the deceased cametintobillbothie on Mon- 1 , -no money t , , o , quite intoxicated—he colald scarcely walk; he told oat , Ills lima:, anti assisted him Into th e street. a great to 110.-1% bile 111 C • 1 dons got round the tle:newill, b Rea ratan (who hase thought as many as ; in about five minute* after he was in th e atreet,a , lin" rd to let., her " all inthmicti him drat he theught the deem-nett was c'Tied his u tter, "1 at out, and wth a...sista:we, 4:ought the dweaseti into don had been lits n: he snit for a doctor, who came dimely, and raid' take liberties ii ith the dead. lie could not ary whether intoxicatton emus- he ollet ttl is shillin ir a tit. Tlis above evidence being corrobtwated by a 3s. piece ~,,,I at s, the Jury retutneti a verdieof , ....thed by the Visita not ut Ilia habit*, at .puke In; Its In w Tar. 11110 ENCY l'Alllivn V fillifiglititt was ishete she tow lieu in and Sportsman, in 0 sin eft', Nfare-le-honne, on a augnstable to ft Ir. ( kpu.-ge Muelt.telvteigth. 4. eof kkrmany, and he cause, and was r tailor at the corner Of ..1. isystreet., Tottenham rhich he left tor Tutstlay eve in wake to proeeed ' 4 "i• " 'So licit' lute :vt, near Edgware-rowl. The of the•tktvascd was bil3 , llarr all he,. • next morning in the Sei-ften ' neer, Regency park ; aeanglall, and to Kittinarksofvioleitee on the I and the wickets of the fifty /geked him n 4 found turned out. then AR no reason to doubt hisdlstrstes nest en robbed in ceouumig the b near thespoton Ma witnesses ; and at fed r-street, and then murdered a thrown inao,th river i Ina sit t no ion, t i sect that he • had Mule Or De MOM in lets at were in inde s crib i [he was without hisarstaii. Visditt...W ready b ier re , o , eu Cal rcLoa or pumas indorvn. _ do-seed are every where At a late hour on 'fbitrulay night, however, a eliscovery,waa kinds are got op its price. JA 3f AIC il PAPERS. nude, that large sums of money, with which he had been at is and other South Down different times entrusted, to discharge bills, de. fur his ema rat. •Caftharses ised colts The America Cottra.il of time 30th July, gives the plover, had been embezzled by him. Pi ISUller was to• ket has eaperimmell a sad. foll ow i ng intelligence respect,* the operations on the mended. I.,per potted ist tine cloth- Cura••oa Journals Spanish Main, us extracts front't,se - • , ad . a abort anpply or two,. prime tv.cf Jure mutton, at which, however, derive their information through the On Monday, William .t little alterations. circuitous route of St. 'rhotnas's : . lowing charge,.—klasia Hem servant to Mr. Jacobs. of Ml- enteelit CURACO*, Juma 0 8.—The fullowieg is a summary chael's place. prom ton stated, that stye was left in the care • of house on Sunday heat the rest of die fatuity heti to • IND HOLDEN. of intelligence received at St. Thomas's, by late err - Church . About 20 '. • ' 111 I." nunntes bttore one o'clock, ale WIIS rivals from La Guayra and Puerto Cabello, and trans- alarmed by a noise in the drawiug-room, and went there to thik t i nt h eealee eih ne men , milted to us in letters of the lot and 3d inst. coming ascertain what it was ; when !she discovered the prisoner is le eial.'derhstiowing evidence front very r e spe c t a bl e authorities:— the act of opening her mister's portmanteau. She screamed out, and said, " You villain ! bow came you in the house?' Is tei below wen' Evlol. Esq. e General Morrill° Bailey Osess-Hottse , in tins . informed el rat the army under General Paez The prismatei made no reply, but came up to her and taught • approached towards Calisbozo, ordered Gorno to march with 1500 hold of her arsua.l..dte resisied, sad called oat" Marder !" The of J. Blondlir, ef frendlatem • men. (from the three thousand who haS lately been recruited and .• ....__, pi mem r the° swore if she made the least noise he world kilt WII la & did imp she ie." Ported nez Valencia.) with a view to join AManta , and t" and t he her with a knife Ise had in his hand. She said,"•For God's o us t die ma i . b oom l i n with him to attack the enemy.. This was accordingly done, metric sake spare my life , " prisoner said he wouldspare her fie if 6, m a antataaata law& result proud fatal to the Spaniseda, who were totally oveothrown en _ 3.. -, . . 1 „ the Gayabel. Marian, apprised of this eatasthe joined the she would keep quiet and remain ea that room. The prisoner It wirb64l4 = ll/114i1,- • of La Gus C and Nene Cabal°, ;mid with his „ doom awe. and gamma .m a mace" then atteutpted to fasten the door, and (let her ea the bather eartiedWolegash, * o h m staff marched in se me . iHe mei them posted near • her hand to make her let go her baleof lbe door, bat she got . std was • - ;eh considerable loss, lean. front him and went to the drawiag-twints window, where she yt eel he ' . este tto = l :l= upwards of •''.• • lolled. The remnant of called one " Murder !" In a few manatee Mr. HaN day aid the Wyk, mid bevel' Einem, sit the ~..,..e „ .2 1 ... pm... b e 111 411117 did its disorder, and a - n•• • of than passed over others came into the house and severed the priereer. He • ` ak ""M an ,,,=7. 6o - 7„ l ""i ka ,"ir oad io the tutors. After this emit. .. 1 .,.. retired So Valencia. and was fully.connuitted to Newgate for Aria. •• - • • bathed no ke.d e wits wanted a macaw composed et ert .."" . to deliberate on the 3.. . meesurea that went memory for their • - y while he was endea- LAMBETH-STREET. - 3 • , dome waits when ha appeared ke I . Aqaba in die two • , t h ealt hi se gu es s e st „ un it you lo 1 ash fermi- The kw 0 'Ref . Wednesday, • W. Clarke was charged by N. ifyiaissoi kW,. of the fah's& and Roldees. 'aremen.,__ als said to be trey conesderahle, so dist me MUCUS. • . w ith obtaining ••'.x 11. notes by false pretences. • The rose- ttes, beillinertlaide had I t i nterapt i se his g ime ) , . dart w.e.Caraetaa and La e•srms• mask . .• enter stated, that, ou Monday . last as be was phut along It bury a bundle in dm • not die moral of fro th troops fear, Spain slurred the dattemnisoon of of the the tlinories, he met Ike prlstiner, who tolionmed Mai (the ion; upon which the ter . i the Spanish General. who was but espeetiad th o l o :Preerch weary to retire to Puerto cobras. Pars mama y firmard , hut witnese) that he had some excellent pen•lniveato dispose et- &settee it so the Constables at wisely sod deliheeseely . not „ km * a w es a k a , h a w ee d t hi s very cheap, and skewed him seYoral, and wanted 101. foe 4 00 which she awdher datißb- all directed ' amni a g „,,, ma i mata e them; he o ff ered him Gl. for them, whirls the peauter coo- t tech ult. with th e boys and C eps areby a e facts above melded I . aas • 'atissent to meet at the • The IndepPndent privateess a .made Poste very Tri to lakc•t° 4 Ilici_oad PPot ree Cre w on , Is et Cit y Reed, is the *weeder, is etemiikte the serviee ef Mmes. Dadelelill com i dimi bi e.pg i aes d i ode. ' is Imo corvette the keergene. At dm** appelellesthe freed thistreistiew he i:exchellso, sedeeenday. d hen Mee meet m teek of is piss. With &ASS ll4l l l -4611. • ' , milli emsffeettemes, who ga+e twist a. beadle, appe- ases and Neeme, Md that . .. .. f• nee es that he had sheets him pteviesity ; fella( him teat he bed mei* a geed bargain, tea be world be well - . .. • . • ..• . go r i "iller v i lrell 0 - . • pleased with It. He had lumina the areheater saw time, mid • s, or we eau % sompMse oar jab Lmetwedt the jeer iriligoid jail ,_ 4„, • IPW. tai owe! Aid wet Web tut he would take hi.. la. O. his retort • n went out with the waste—. Whom for diet Masted at : ... • - • 4 ." 1 thr de emeede hear, . ta , ho never, his emptier, he timid the handle. ease - 1 went to his cart he a few nu- of the theme the ride ism A . NS " alt infilNielt de lathed sicare bricks instead of knives. Keowleg whem the tlewood's homy Holden alone. elthed cher eperadelleThe dllb wet* • " .41 ass Well* w aft ,. l i w o a . i front gate. widt a stick ill his . The old idly gonad hem • ; Wr been oh n ike d. to ei ,.. pr , he.. oeuree a constable, sad gme the primmer . he cast: a dj' e . „ —Pui••• esiturritted • rim , Louts Lyues was deadly *awaked ea ebbehres. • at). and looking about hum oe- . th eir -granemee and at phew • " • guard - team ad. , --,, • Widen. look earnestly at him, the Mks Odle* Ist he should he lined. That A draw allow, wham name'le Smith. . . Chyme. near Witellosek, of baying, nor the fi rmer heinmemar met, Mortal by Ili am. . hundred yards, looked back, in york oka. m a ama now h ut a i m .. "ar m emeemaid, wire, . broke late the dwelling-haw Si o.ofslo HO- • ,„ g i n t h eame s i tuat i on . Th at who weighs she Ow fie r pooh*. His sight is four feet three bard, FAq. et CUOMO, and stealing plate tied Miser peeper*, , lthefollowingdajr, witness went inches and a half, end be • • Ire inches and duce- to tbeemeath Of. 4111 S. and upwards. I.yetis, *he Is Mena 3111 . fie, , Abreauu Hayos's house, near quarters round the body . This 4 , o s em it r b . years elid,•masememittod. far trial at * lietedmilnes A* c us if she had seen his son ; who one of the wade swathes , hhoriell de '. Oa 2 . Sanity. at the door, perceiving some aatx or * guard. Thursday SaNallielli• .. 1 lOWA* tie- 11111101CRALL... tl, " You are getting forward thee. he breakfasted hardly on bend '''' amid& AtlliadAisillis Itt only some linen for a pence ate another hearty meal, and on aide* Leeds. se HI o'clock. he Owes Rthethee, a pateek, who •iselenged to the Greet : the mugs were under the win- ale a penny cake. one pound and a • of beef Maks, and two Doti reread Watch, was brought from the ersteleheeme et St. . neck and , sieves eta shirt were penny rolls. a penny worth of mhos, .L , three pints Oak George's gagthosark, Wednesday berme Sir Joie ter ; and t h a t witness saw t h e His cotiateuasue to good, and he is ••' ia Ems manner and esti ..•. • ilerii°S. • natters, sat two other Magistrates, charged by au luta:rest. - blood ; and that the water ap. behaved. iu "r 1 about 14 ears of a e with sarsaairiug her as it ; bat that the other mug had The market at Exeter on Friday es'n4ight was so well supplied II RI. 7 g s . and at- • Ass then saw Holden, whom la with potatoes, that they were sold so low as 3d. per peck of 2albs.. tempting to violate her prteca, in his wale Ira. Oa Tim • sitting at the fire side; and be weight. Wheat was from 10. 6d. tolls . i rebuithdlt Oats, ts. 3d. day afternoon the eumplaiaint, Msry Daley, whose faller .- to ii. 6d. ooese were so p k. ot if u l. t h at ey were sold at a s , sa d and mother, are respectaille people, amid route at Calais/sits*, , 1.-43fauescster C'iseotriek.) Si. 6d. each. , Salley, came to town tor the first time lu her life, by the - ........, Mr. Leyrat, a celebrated French chyme at Chatillon, has disco- Opposition Coarh. 'llse coachman, as he was paseingthrouglk r [ENTs.— W e co py t h e vered that the seed of the yellow water of marches. known lobo- C ara u las t a i i , took up. several prisons, and adored .thilems .• moats by the aemeot irk; rectitio.yria t w _ i dried by beat .. c tesd . ferd theta et et. of expellee, As Ise only wanted lashes, more Pas- • per' " The Duke of from the friable shei I which envelopes it. agd then nt lute -ace , settees. titan the other coach. The comptaittant, witboat . i conclpded a treaty with produces a beverage similar to Lattice, but much superior in taste and speak hag to her kit-oda, got on the coach, sad cause to town, ,