w , y U EXTII.4OIIDINAHr OCCURRENCE. At the conclusion of the late Old Bailey Sessions, tl,e Foreman of the London Jury intimated to the Common Sergeant, who was presiding, that he had a communication to make by the direction of his bro ther Jurors—lie then began to read the following document, but was grossly interrupted by the Com mon Sergeant, who told him that the Jury were usurping what did not belong to them, and on the Foreman remonstrating, absolutely ordered him out of Court, under an impudent threat of committal for contempt it' he did not immediately obey this gen tleman " dressed in a little brief authority:"— "The London Jury ear not separate without making an anxious appeal to tire Court in behalf of the prisoners who have been capitally convicted. By a conscientious discharge of the duties impostil on them. they have been compelled to commit the lives of individuals into the hands of their fellow men, for offences varying in character and degree; and it behoves them to state then feelings of deep regret that the absence of marked atrocity should not ensure an exemption from the dreadful sentence of death, Notwithstanding the high degree of confidence they would place in the merciful discrimination of those who arc invested with the final disposal of lives forfeited to the law, the painful apprehension caused by the uncertainty of remission deprives them of the satisfaction which should follow their own verdict. Beason and humanity dictate the hope that the embar rassing difficulties attending the office of juror may be speedily removed; constrained as they now are by their oath to award a punishment so manifestly excessive as to demand the constant interposition of higher authority to prevent its being carried into effect. It is their humble desire, therefore, to communicate to his Majesty's council, through the humane offices of the Court, that the London Jury respectfully disclaim the extreme penalty which their verdicts would seem to invoke on the criminals they have had in charge, and earnestly solicit their delivetance from death." The above was approved and signed by all the Jurymen. Ffects of Lightning.—During a violent storm, which visited the town of Biberbach, in Prussia, on the evening of Monday, July 16, four young pea sants, engaged on an eminence in some agricultural labours, had recourse to the expedient of sustaining a bundle of clover over their heads with a pitchfork, in order to shelter themselves from the rain. The lightning struck the pitchfork, passed along the breast acid shoulders of one of the young men, af terwards over the lower part of the belly of the one who stood next him, ran down his right leg till it reached his toes, and there caused a turn about the diamster of a 12 Kreutzer piece, without having left any trace of its passage on the outside of his boots, which were carefully examined. The direction taken by the lightning was marked by a burnt hue both on his skin and on his clothes Although these two young men were much injured, hopes were entertained of saving their lives; the two others were not hurt. The most remarkable circumstance in this event is, that the young man who suffered the most, and who was a little deaf, has been per fectly restored to his sense of hearing since the ac cident. On Saturday night, about ten o'clock, as a woman named Esther Knight, who resided at Crowan Church-town, Cornwall, was taking leave of a person who had accompanied her from market, she said, that from the appearance of the atmosphere, she feared there was a fire in the direction of her son's house, which wus at some distance. Becoming alarmed, she called her daughter, who had gone to bed, and who arose and followed her mother half dressed. The daughter passed the old woman, and on coming to her brother's house found it was on fire. The owner of the house and wile had gone to ielston market, from which they had not returned, leaving two children at home, who were with diffi culty rescued from the flames ; a few articles of fur niture only were saved. After some time the young woman who had been called out of bed, a as returning home to put on the remainder of her clothes, when she stumbled over a per, on who had fallen across the road; and making an alarm, the person was tiken up, and proved to be her mother, who had dropped dead from fright before she could reach her son's house. Every means were tried to restore ani mation, but in vain_ The poor girl vas so alarmed at this second shock, that she was seized with hys teric fits, and now lies in a very precarious state.— The fire was occasioned by one of the children placing a candle so as to communicate to the thatch with which the house was covered. J. and J. SIVENVIIIGIIT with pleasure return their sincere thanks to their frieatis and the Public for the distinguished. and unprecedented patronage they received during the whole of their two lust Contracts, and they congratulate them on the division of all the Capitals, sold in Shares, by which so many persons have been benefited; and they invite those who hold Shares of the following Capitals, all Sold by J. and J. SIV LWRIG HT in the last Lottery, to come in and receive the value of their respective Shares : No. 4,421 £25,000 No. 3,300 J:400 1,446 4,1./00 6,033 4OO 9,182 2.400 6,245 250 12,730 e,.too 2490 240 19,023..... 3,100 I 19,663 244) Also Nu. 2,053, a Prize of £21,0p00. and all the Prises of .60,000 in the preceding Lottery. A New Lottery was contracted fur on Saturday, the 25th ult. the Scheme, with lull particulars, will be delivered gratis, as soon as approved, at J. and J. SiV El% RIGHT'S Offices, 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; lla; :mulct, London. THE NATIONAL REGISTER OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. SATURDAY, JULY f27.--The Common Sergeant was occupied in the the trial of several prisoners, Whose eases possessed no interest The Calendar having been gone through. the Recorder proceeded to pass sen tenet u. d cat II on the following un fortunate persons :—J. ‘Vainwr.glit, It. Wilson, T. Per ring, J. Smith, George Labour, Catherine Flanigan, Mary Hart, Anne Groves, and Sarah Flerlier, for stealing in welling-ho Ales ; George Lee for uttering forged notes; Francis Summers, I)avid Emanuel, Charles Gilbert, and John Montgomery, for lughway robbcry :. • Thomas Powell, for returning from transportation ; Win. Ham mond, George Beasley, and Henry liurroughs, fur house breaking John Collins, John Wilson, William Bird, and George Eustace, fur burglary ; Thomas Patinure for subbing, with intent to kill. Eleven were transported fur life—one for fourteen years-22 for seven years—three to he imprisoned for one year—three had their judgments re,pited—several were ordered to be imprii.iined tor various periods--some pub licly, and others nrivaleiy whipped. Rtoe IN WESIMINSTED —James M'Carthy and Richard Hoeholum, the two soldiers found guilty of manslaughter, rect . .% cd sentence; the fortnt r three months and the latter one month's isonuient.—The seminar's then adjourned. DISTRESSING The ship Essex, Pollard, of Nantucket, has been lost in the Pacific Ocean, by being struck by trWhale ; the crew were compelled to leave her suddenly in their boats, (three in number), with a scanty supply of provi sions; shortly after in a gale, the boat in which the captain was separated from the other two, which have not since been heard of. The captain's bast soon getting out of provisions, the survivors were compelled to subsist upon the carcasses of such as periAted until their numbers was reduced to three, when they were at length driven to the dreadtel alternative of casting lots which should die to sub sist the others. In this manner the two lived, until they were fortunately picked up. Mirtbe. The lady of J. Window. esq. of Upper Bedford place, of a son. At Sinitic° lodtte, Mrs. of a son. At his seat, Bryn',er, Carnarvoushire, the lady of Joseph Hutidat t, csq. high sheriff of that county, of a ten. Mrs. F. Decry, of Dorset au ett, Fleet street, of a daughter. Came. - - - At Shrcwabory, the Rev. J. Stedman, M.A. master of the Grammar School, Guildford, to Frances, eldest daughter of the late Edward Pemberton, toil. of Nylon grove, Salop. At Arbolh.l.l, the hes. 11. Itortekirsun, domestic chaplain to Lord Bra) brmike.. ector of Arboreeld, Burks, and Sliticttnelleld, Sliffulk, to Sarah Jametta Crigau, yunnicat daughter of Clairlius, late Load Bishop of cod Man. At St. Lawrence Jewry, W. Thompson, (sq. of Poole, Dorsclabire, to Sarah,only daughter of J. Kynastoir, es t. of Essex. At Dentate, J. C. Blanckenhagen, esii. of London, to Sophia, second daughter of the lute 1). Grafirlidier, e. t. 1111.0 of London. At St. Andrew's, Holborn, Mr. J. Ismer, of high Holborn, to Miss Middleton, of Sloth meter $' street. At Marylebrine. J. M. Lennett, eat. of the lion. Fart India service, to Miss trennett, of Upper hof tun street, Pori land pi tee. M Cain meniunth. 1. Era er, eat. of Chatters,, Cambridgeshire, to Miss Cairriiire (green. of C,e Wane r place. At Wiackeeter, Copt. J. 1. Williams, of the II or Queen's royal regiment Of inform), to Prances Eleanor, eldest ilafighter of Matthew Cowper, eat. late us Whether. At St. Luke's, blr. W. Weible, of the Haymarket, to Caroline, eldest daughter of Mr. I'. Coward, of the thy road. J. E. litcheihr, esa. of the Mldule temple, to Elizabeth, daughter of S. A. Lloyd, esq. of Newbury, limits. R. A. Browning, eat. or Stamford street. to Elisabeth, second daughter of the late it. I'. Engstrom, 'sq. of Longhtori, Essex. At Lambeth, 1. Wilcox, mil. of Bread street bill, to niece ut John 'lather, esq. of Brixton. tonbon 90arkets CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. Oar market appi.wed pretty brisk this morning, and having bad but few fresh arrivals of fine Wheat from our coasts since :Monday, our former prim were readily obtained. Barley fully supporoal Monday's (potations. Oats met umber a dull sale, but the prices were not lower. Beans, Peas, etc. .upported out t prices and were brisk in sale, not having a very laie supply of those articles at market. CURRENT PR 11 Ver Witch Red Wheat White Bye Blank, or Buck 1% heat Barley Pule Malt Feed Oats drew orPoland do New Tick Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease Rape-red per lust .... (►HEWN. Ame rican ....... Datod.ic• . • • ..... - - - - Itigs and isttiar Itit,-ia and VI yes land ditto. Itse Barley Feed t)at ...... lirea orroluuddo. 1 sett Ueuns Vt A rusy ditto . Iluduig Pen,e Grey Pra,e Linseed per. qr. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Twelve Maritime Di!itricts of ENGLAND and WALE, for tl e Week euditig July 82th, extracted from Salm day's Gazette. Wheat... 324 4,1 ! 1 Barley... 25s Oil I Beans 30; lld lt ) e .... 32 ; Id I Oats.... 19s 4d ('ease... 31s Id BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. A veracc !'rice from the Returns made in the Week ending yt ednesdav lust, 325. 9.irl. per cwt. exclusive of duty. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bubhels,ur 2801bs. s. s. Monda). s £. Fine Engl,sli Flour 49 • 53 American Flour ... 31 a 36 Seconds ditto .... 43 a 48 per Barrel of II cwt. BREAD, 90. the Quartern Loaf. Van. On Thersday Oat, in the faltbyearOf his age, the Rev. Vm. Button, 40 years pastor ut the Baptist church, Dean at, r: t, 31.1111111N4r14. budden.y, ou Wetintsday last, on boat .1 the Eagle, Hatnagate steam packet, Mr. J. 11. Bell, of Upper Kennington lane. , 'I Lonna, eq. ut Highgate, aged 70. On Weones.lay last, In Bokeley square, the Illght lion. William APIlelOll !Lai bold, Lord surto Id, mid lord Bonen .nt us lIIC county of Norfolk, aged SI Dying without issue, lie is succeeded to his titles by his brother, the lion. F.. Hai twil, NEP. In hill street, Pon keley 1110141 C, Eteauur Sarah, the Infant daughtet of 11. brougham, usq. M.P. In Rodney street, Penton% ille, Jaue, eldest daughter of J. Baratadon, esq. aged 10 ) eais. At his house, Colebrook terrace, Islington, James Thompson, cal! aged &i. \t Cheltenham, the Countess Dowager of Jelery. In het 70th year, Hannah, widow ut the late Mr. Wm. Allison, of uteloolt. 11l S. In Duke Mica, Portland place, Ann, relict of the late Christopher Bobii.son, U.D. .0 Albury, Oxfordshire, aged 07. tOorge, the eldest 14 , 11 of Mr. W. Periam, of Fleet street. aged 28. At Grove One, Camberwell, Sarah, wife of Benjamin Wilson, cal. aged titi. Congratulatiou for the Past —Anticipations for the Future,—and the announcement of a nem Lottery. T. B I SH, IN (Hering to his best Friends t he Public those thanks at the close of each Lottery which their nu• merous favours so justly entitle them to expect, has always the additional pleasure of congratulating them on the Success which has attended their purchases at his Offices. On the present occasion, he has more than usual season for offering his congra tulations as well as acknowledgments; having shared and sold, in the Lottery just ended, the following Capital Prizes .- 14,041 10.850 19.315 6.231 13,824 l.(15 11,331 Besides sever.d 01 6001.5001. 40111. 3001. 2001. ste. &c. too nu merous for insertion, The following arc the Bidding,. for the New Lottery HAZAIIII &Co £l3 ti 0 GLOKGE CARROLL l3 8 0 .1. &. J. SIVEWIIIOHT Tituat•s Biehi l3 1 9 Schemes with full particulars. and Tickets and Shaw will be on sale in a few Days, at DISH'S fortunate OtiiCol, 4, l'orrhill, and 9, Charing Cross, London, and by his Agents in the Country; 'there he respecttully solicits a continuance of the patronage of his Lest h tun& the YuLlie, and hopes the same success will attend their advervares. ;ES 4W GR ster Measure MONDAY. I. S. 38 a 58 42 a 64 i 26 a 30 26 a 28 a 29 46 a 58 16 a 24 20 a 26 2ii a 31 33 a 35 31 a 34 41 a 45 32 a 11 36/. a SM. a -46 a CO 40 32 a 3(i 23 a 2 11 a 23 15 a 'A Is a 23 32 a Si 54 a Sti 37 a 40 :LS a 30 34 a 44 LIN FOR TII f Eight Bush , W EU\►SU. f. S. :IS a 58 42 a 64 26 a 30 26 a 2$ Y 5 a 29 .16 a 57 16 a 23 20 a 26 26 a :31 33 a 3.5 31 a 31 41 a 45 32 a :34 361. a 3St. a 46i a 60 33 a 43 32 a 36 25 a 27 21 a 23 u 20 1$ a 23 32 a 35 34 a 36 37 u 40 '4B a 30 34 a 44 SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 48s 641 04 Od Yellow Itussia4lls Od —s Od litto ditto —s Od 004 Od Melted Stull 00, ud 384 04 Ditto Rough Otis Od •254 04 Greases . . . . 21s Od Good Dregs Curd Soap . Yellow Soap Mottled . : .Sod . . U 46 . bOs . . 90s los. od.—atuulds, I is. oe. fed for ready money. lIE WEEK, II- RIDA V. ::3 a (+6 I 4. a 6: 26 a 31.) 26 a 28 25 a 29 46 a 56 16 a 22 TO a 25 26 a 31 33 a 35 SI a 34 41 a 44 32 ft SS 301. a 381. a .16 n 60 35 a 40 32 a 36 25 a 27 21 a 23 15 a 2U Is a k 3 32 a 34 34 u 37 a 40 1:8 u 3• 31 :1 45 PRICE OF Hors New Bags.perewt. New Batts,percwt. I Kent . 21 IN to 41 15 s Sussex 21 Os to 21 12. New Puckets,per cwt. Kent . 41 10§ to M 5s I . 21 lOs to 41 10s Sussex .21 Os to 31 12s 1 Farnham SI Os to 81 f. PRICES OF TALLOW, PRICE Ul Far, per st.ul bib. Whitechapel Market 2s td St. James's Market 2s 9.1 Clare Market . Us od 5; Gd Average-2s. 9d. Price uf Candleq, per dnzen, • thi. per uozeii allow PRICE OF LEATHER, Per Pound. Mitts, 50 to 65110 each .. Dressing llides Fine Coach' 'tides lBd to 19d Crop Hides, 95 to 4011 a, fur cutting l6d to 184 Ditto, 45 to 50110 Cull Skins, 30 to 40181 2.ld to 30d Ditto, 50 to 10111 Ditto, 10 to &Jibs . 26d to 36t1 Tanned II tube Hides ....... ....• • Small Seals (Greenland) Large ditto, per pound • Slllll IiFIELD MARKET. FRIDAY. AUGUST 3.—Our market was but thinly supplied with prime Beasts this morning, the demand for which was brisk at Monday's prixvs. Mutton, Pork, and Lamb being dull in sale were ruther cheaper. Veal supported our lust prices.—The bu siness to the Hay-market was pretty brisk; Hay and Clover. obtained better pricey _Straw was on the decline. The following is a correct sutement of the prices and numbers at mo-kct PRICE a MEAT, exclusive Lathe Olfal,which consists of Head, Entrails, am, Ilitie, and is worth about Id. I.cr lb.—Per stone or 111 b. MONDAY. FRIDAY. Reef 4s Od to 4s 6J Reef 4s Oil in, is 64 Mutton 3s 4d to is Alumni 4 Gd t o 4 3 s d Lamb Is oil to tis 0.1 Lamb 5. ad 1 0 4, lud Veal 4s 4d to 5s 0.1 Veal Sa 6,1 to 4, dd P or k 4 5 4d to 5s 0J I Purk 4$ Vti to 5; bd Head of Cattle at market. Head o f c a w, at M an kat . Beasts Sheep and Lambs . 12,600 Sheep and Lamb; 7,9. 0 Pigs Calves 11A1-MAltKri. Ilay Cluvtr -. • - t 3 4 0 to i 5 0 Sera* - . . . 8 0 to ,e 1 12 0 LONDON : Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JOHN TVS EGG, at the Office, 16, Fleet Street, when. all Letters to the Editor, (post paid) utust be addressed.