Star. — London, England, 1816-11-02 00:00:00

. • • T; . • • e.• . . . . charged nite . .47 ' • . • . . • . . . • . . • .. a - • •.. . . • .' -. letartife ee ' ' 1 bane in die %WO Actlia lieVr hilt; ;it • '• •• •• . 3 ctien. 'He was ordered to tam tee . ha il/ le l : 4 , - „ .. • . . • arkLIIIN I at: NtotilatiOnt l. 4 -s - • 0.0.1160.1ar . • . .• - ' ° i .: • ' - illittriKEßS TO MISS SEH . ARD'S ENIGMA. .' . . • , • ..,.. , . . . , mAas i tow itodffig.tOtiAWM,S.l3l.-yes.. /In thereof. . ni. . a • „ ~ :tti e'' 47% . • ...-...... . At a numerous Meeting'ottialli tshselAhers ra t ' Leae_i t; d rone ., na med JesseSeVelewen, wai char.& GUILDHALL.-1-Yegeremy a areas errata", ye a ee , ...... " TO THE EDITOR. Assembly Ronnai, Mt. Fa • •• ease t• •7 ' Fia--Havlng perused all Enigma In the STAR 0t.110.1 to have jay elected Master nt the Was on Mon- !err reel, Kett- w i t h • $ . n v in cruelly beaten settee sheep on Monday undergone several examinations, last neSmithfield. The Upper Masshal said, that tempting to obtain goods under false pretence' l e • Dirt proposed by a MISR Sewaan). I have taken the liberty of hr - from the contest, , • • be saw the .prisoner in his way to mi w s 7n w t he a n. 6 f n rom al cr adle 44 - ..• s a . 4 sending you my AMMAN NAN having wAthdrawn • • a " with the .undeftg that .he is to receere market strike the itt•different names , . tAw underwent before Sir Wier Cuurls , e ...-- "- Q t'SSTION. THE SOLUTION. Ax D i ng. 4t yeareduring .• lab. ,from th e new . essoes ta h ell greatest violence : even when they h be. sheep be was driving with a bludgeon with the • lid _tee's,* .921 were enclosed tome of the e .. . ken in by the p reeee „ ...* . em p. nee , eerhe noblest object in the works of Art, ' Learning. te Maser. Lady within the pens, Coleman persevered in the savage ot er cases not mg thly proved. the worthy pe at ea. , : • e The brlghtesigesn which Nature can impart r Intaect. Jausay commanded the Play yesterday evening, w conduct he had pursued in the streets, name., tend- ,. i e net did not cettunit him tor trial but , sent hes e li A 46 The mint essential in a Lawyer's lease, • ' "" Berry took his leave for the season, in the drawee- Feria * ''' • ter of the Prince of Dennuri. r 0 month to ha ve the correction D e l hi fig tight H' .." The Well mown signal in the timed Peace; Contentment O. A new Farce is announced for this evening. his of the-animals on the heads° cruelly, as to prevent •if house and be kept to bard labour. ing the remonstrances (tithe Marshal, and struck use Widest:ell for one • d Wspolf is " The Plote r hthan whoa he drives his plough. Helps. 1... ound The prisoner pleaded Q • • .- r. . uzzeaet Ane M B 1 ickl a gentleman nee s weastassf - l'ai , from rising f nen the gr . - te The Soldier's duty and the Lover'sysw ; Fidelity. - acknowledged to be a teanslation fromMOLIZRIN Four. " I Gina eh ScaPin. The scene s is laid in Ireland. Ihe , • an N o. P r -row :ie id e • g • gamete* . ese amber, asi , " The Planet wen between the Earth and Sun, Idaliii. .-• piece is called Cat and Run; or, The Warfare frogs twenty a.iieingand informed the la i P as excuse. The LORD lalevoli fee him ding at 6, a k ,I n gl. sbr llf s and costs, and assured him eet his the Office , h g strate, that ahe m essew e a e: •Ftenial Hap- pr i smer i m . holt! alter , .he . Isad retired to , rest, he was alarmed I ) , ' le Jo ao at the P. " The Prize which .Merit never yet has won; 1 oleo .. • ni ht het weer twelve and toe s him if any thriller corn. day g , more than w e best as to g ive "1 ke Misers treasure, and the badge of Jews, Lucre. t' ll I:ublin, and is brought out under the immediate pa- r tronage of Colonel M•Cesem. On Wednesday oext „ , IA be badge should be taken from " The Wife's ambition, and the Par?on'a dues." Despotic. plaint saothe made against him. The on I can do Very well a violent ringing of his beli, and on looking tut ,a 's ,at len &Clete Sheffield. P there is to be a grand Dress Ball, ueder the patrenage J. F. of Lord and Lady EXMOUTH, in commemoration ot His Lordship deprived him immedi. tnediately said- 4, 'rhank G , . without it." 1• • a la 'w' dow to iiireli e his c .a . m .. r in . r who was there, la --- the General Peace and in honour of his MAJESTY'S stele! of his badge, and desired that his cot:duct should found it s, a• a servant of his Ler door neighasse odellatwani"; • TO THE EDITOR. 4 (the Key. Mr. Banks): who iuforawd him thew,' . 57th Anniversary. . he narrowly watched. ° as oes a . d Cite Fr ea-I hope the followiug Solution sill ditesolve the mystery 111.....111011•.=........ , , BOW-STREET.EXTRAOADINABY DISTrREANCE AT two men in his area at the back part of th e ta m . i s tip Ai ZAA Ste P , gthl Give rue the raze that is so much wished for. I haw bet The late Duke of RUTLAND was the purchaser of COli _ENT GARDEN THESTNE•TIMTSday evening, a who, his master apprehended, were attempteses e ,e ' o w, s t t slim hbr' • . in. The • • '"' . - .%:, d.two t** words for each line, hi hopes, if the ono does not 6011• some valuable pictures of the Ancient blasters, col. few minutes after the curtath had dropped, after the Y. caking beck front of the la m •te•eieet ea. , . teed the other might. You will perceive the initial of each sepa- • 1d by Sir Jr 011/1 in Ital y, which we conclusion of the Tragedy of Cora/anus, and when looked H Park. He • into Hyde immediately pe tt e d . eO . wove * rate 'Word for the correiponding line will form the osme of the roe lb REYNOLDS . : the ' late to dress himself -and went down steal, but wises: are sorry to learn have been consume d in three men in livery, employed by the Theatre, were n •• • • , •-••• a s t i rs with !bee w oient City of ‘VINCH ENTER: calamitous fire. The Sacrament:, by Poussor, formed : arrived in area enemy had fisd, but not al o e in the act of taking up the green cloth from the stage, . the the . 70 1 tug l l 041210482, i2l Wisdom's (or Wise) is the noblest object in the works of Art part of that collection. They are now in the Marquis was eatable, :mon& which was a Elitehue leg of perk • • Of Oft ...how, a thin man, apparently about 3 0 years of age, respec. they had script his larder . of every . thing in ae x e d dressed, a North % iltshire cheese, and other via* q' kbal'ist.' 1111;oWnee (or Imitate; is the brie'acesc g ent whidtNature can inv. of 0 OTAkiCVID9S Gellery. se, •, bet am eddy dressed, but not genteelly. and. with shoes that . • part; )lAllte (or Note) the point essential in a Lawyer's Lease. The Doke of RUTA,AND gave the late Sir JotHUA appeared as it he had walked in the mud, jum ped On examining the windows, he found they had WI tvecurti's (or Cops ) the well.eignel in the time of Peace. REYNOLDS one thoutana two hundred guineas for his from the stage sio . -- on the ?log's side en to the stage, himself to the audience in a speaking the shutters of the admit window , • trying n 5 and ai ~e i t ?mime fine_ picture of l'he Naii4it . y. which was enfortunately and presented CIS °Seers 1 hiendde (.4. Helps) is the Plougthuan irben he drives h i s plough.removed. one bolt but being alarmed, he Stipp destroyed by the recenefire at Belvoir Castle.' attitude. The few words he was heard to utter rela. aaas fc Espouse (or Eipol) is the Soldier's duty and the Lover's vow 3 by the v i o le n t ringing •of 'his bell, was the mete the purchaser ted so the Ministers and the Royal Family. A great . b ravo e Cu Saturn (or Satellite) is the planet seen between the earth and suw The wealth of MreWetesoe'reseeeeent, their so precipitate retreat. Tone (or Trancluilliti) the prize winch Merit never yet has won: of. Houghton Hall, is immense. For that mansion, noise and coduston ensued from the audience, some ' l e e e g edbe. eesalaeli (or Ivirs) the Miser's truistic aod the badge of Jews. and a large quant y a _ _ it of land round he gave Mar. calling out -" Hear him"-o Off, off '- " Turn SHACKING DEPRAVITY AND DIAWILICAL Ring% ••' - • itilifiret al him out"-" Take him out," &c. The three ger- . a inpies of hi Regard's (ot Revere) as We 's ea.:laden and the parsons dues. gnis r! -110LAIONDELET A 5559000 1R i . 2 . ell, however , not a On Friday evening lase about eleven o'clock, ab l e .., e . e . me of vents in the Theatre, employed in taking up the Fula.. C. L. purchasing the whole of the Marquis's estate m a cow-house, stable, flue corn :tacks, and a pest,* • '''..„7 . N green cloth, attacked him to resaove him, but he re. Suffolk. Mr. TAYLOR, as we hear, is bound by theSUOMI°. were discovered to bean fire, at Stoat. Hall, Rum e ap . TO THE EDITOR. will of his ancestor to repined "00,000 in landed me ted most violently ; they, however, overpowered 'se him, and took him away throu g h the stage door, the property of AxTIIoNT Celt, Erg. of Hayek ss ll . 1 e a sese SI As toonliettemptsto solve the Knight& of the late Miss estates; and, besides the income which may an . .g tolls 'Nyajc when they were immediately assisted by Perry, the• the whole of which were cOmpletely destroyea The St waan i , o r g rared in your Paper, have rhe goodness to in- from them, be has nom° a year. . . barn contained one hundred coombs of wheat, ea t . sad Acr. " 1 fireman of the Theatre, who delivered him into the Thera being no doubt as p o i '''"" 9 T 44*l i it , aert the Answer, and you will meth oblige roue very • The Life Interest of Mr. Piero," the Banker, of custody of Donaldson, I constable. Handcuffs tle to be delivered the next day, besides a nab d tr. vI"P . 4 ' a ' respectfid servant, . A. p• Delver' Maidstone, to the Loose Court Manor and'Estate and were pot on him, and he was conveyed to Bow-street other gra!". ye What n et object known to Art, than Poetry's:an bet Lands appertaining, was sold this week by A uc ti on Office, where Mr. Fawcett, the stage manager, and Mises, ate. being wilfully set on fire, enlaces% itesalsieet I West gems m bright can Nature give where we liwerwstrats see? f u r 418,7 w I O n Wee. Itatiorl, a farmer, ea Ramsey, who haste va le I • 4ll4°° ' 4 ether personsebelonging to the Theatre attended.- hromeepayment of good legal Rune's the point in Liwyer's lease, Among the many a Gentlemen of England, . who The account he gave of himself was, that his name heard to declare he woulJ be revenged outs. Cal blSSAtalatrige' And Skalds of joy the signals arc which hail returtshtg Peace. live at 10 _ I me at ease ) " in thesehard times, none might was Sir William Shirley, a Baronet ; that he had har t f for having hired a f a rm which he mild no kr • ;e ls her u The Ploughman wishes liswitrz come,to retie himself and team; hold hiaiself. He was accordingly taken' into e s . .:. se-ay/la io be more thankful to PROVIDENCE, than the o three left Dublin on Saturday week, and since his arrival With Soldiers Prowetirele's , h e wohl,Protertias Lover's theme: poor mariners" at the Board of Admiralty, namely, in London he had lodged at a house in Carey street. tody, as were also his two sons; and, after a tee a reta. n r°' The Piatet Omuta° Odors between the Earth and sae, Sir Josue' Yone, the Marquis of WOICESTEII. and He said he had boa brought up to t h e N avy . e n d and strict investigation before the Magistrate:alb, re. ear vele i• Yet Chance, not hichic, ever pins the prise at Loewy woo ; Sir GEOBOL WARBINDER I had passed as a Lieutenant, but had been broke for inch, sufficient evideace was made out to emi t e•• e • Let Misers hoard their logo's ; Jews bear Infidelity a Dorman.-Extract of a letter from Swinton Pot- misbehaviour to a superior o ffi cer, by challenging Rateoid, the elder, vilio is 70 years old, to Hansa , t COM! All Wives love Sway, and So r rearetiops are the Pagson's fee: • *wry, near • Rotheram, October 29 :••4 4 To•day, a hien to fight. He bed that morning received his gaol, - to take his trial at the ensuing t o an ,IlG flo If these are right, PERSF.POLIS is Wad; , about one o'clock, a poor man was observed walking pension which was allowed him by Government, the ion is estimated at •41000. . a . erresi . the 1 !Which IVlaardunian brands constank to ground.' slowly past the windows of the east front of our ma- whole amutint of which he bad subscribed to the Bible • „NawciAnt AND LRADENHALL MARKETS, YOU, de, a Lis ht•H . Society, the Meeting of which he had attended in the . • Varna ; alluding to the Greek Legend Whet !Wig frosts floral:Wry, on the road leading from Wentworth to (By (to Carcass.) . -• a I.ight wit morning. He claimed the Lord Mayor as his parti. the ocean . Thla may ire far f etched, btu tamer IV MOE so than Doncaster. Some of our workmen saw him make a Beet, yet stene'es 41 to Ss 4d (Vent ss 01 to hl4 ''es o% ,,,,s c f Inar.vs, as nor of your Correspoudents lately oalled her. ' kind of signal to the windows, but they did not know cular friend, and requested -his Lordshie to be sent i Mutton '.., es al co 3s e 4 i Pork - 4s 0.1 to k4l for. He said be was related to Mr. Western, the' 1 1. , every nigh his meaning, and he continued to ascend the hill tiIIPRICES OF HAY AND ItrttAw YESTERDAY. , sill the num Member for the county of Essex ; also to General . - Saturday morning last, as Elisabeth Parsons, he passed th e buildings, and got in sight of an adja - ST. J AMES'S. sierscians. 'Shirleyand Admiral Shirley.-On inquiry at the straw ogio d to ei; i s od 1 . Tharaliowtee i about 17 years of age, servant of Mr.. Taylor, of cent hoe*. it appears he intended to call there; • Hay 31 Ito od to 61 Os Od 1 Hay 51 Os to 61 Ce Se where he lodged, kept by a woman called Mo- etraw 11 18f to SI Is ,ra siVel Headington Hill, near Oxford, was playing in a but in endeavouring to pass over a crossttlad, he fell (her Jacobs, he was owned as her lodger : he we Clover, 61. 15s. Od. to 7L 106. ." - Ii i* Como boat in Christ Church Meadow, with a. child, with with great violence on the back of his heed t two of Cornwall Polo whom she was intrusted to nurse, :bout a year and our men ran to him, and found him dying, as they asked how he could teke up his ledging at a house of 4 -4.-”t"...-------PRICE OF HOPS. Raw BAGS. • 11111 ?OGEE'S. R ind District quarter old, she let the child fall into the water, and then thought. He had fainted away through excess s that description, when he was peAsessed of plenty of Kent . . 91 Os to 141 Inc 1 Kent . 121 Os will a tittii."K 1 in endeavouring to take it out o verbalanced herself, of wretchedness; be lay perfectly still on his back, money to provide Warren with better accemmnda. 'upset . 91 100 to 131 O. 1 Sussez 141 0 tel , . 4 tI soli of die C and fell in after it. The Rev. Mr. FIRTH, of Corpus the blood gushing from his mouth, and bleeding also tion tto which be replied, he was living there with a Christi College, who was passing at the time, hearing from a cut across the hack part of his head. A young woman who had accompanied him to the , Essex 121 OS tO 161 OS i Farnham 141 04 es 61,3 111 .., wo:flues; RAW HIDES. dg of A 11616. Des a scream ore to the spot, and seeing the chil d, extra cr o w d of p eo p le soon collected around him, and he Theatre, previous to his getting her into the Asylitm. as - cased it from the water, and saved its life ; - bu t the was c arried to a cotta g e near the spot, where, after a s ti. •B• mike: ote 0 33 ri d to Zs 01 bbtrket Calf Us Helfer and Steers (per Ordinary is tolls is d -Mr. Jacobs , jua. attended, and desired him to zo ---- iks . ils 4,1 to 25 sd Eng. Horse lit ts Hie Muftis, in In nurse, we ace concerned to state, sunk under the boat considerable time spent in applying remedies, he so fat home along wish him, and not, to stay there (in the Sheepakius Os to ss 01. Shearlines is 6d. Lambs ••310.11111 . u se, near the and was drowned. Verdict-Accidental Death. revived as to be able to give the following account of Officeys but it was ordered therwise, and tie was ' - PRICF. OF TALLOW. • tram Legge' BUIIGLART.+On Wednesday night the house of himself :-His nettle is WILLIAM JACKSON, a silk- taken to the witch-house of Covent Gardenparish. Si. James's Market .So Ed cowneranow Cod y, the constable, sat up with him. He did Clam market .• is of Tali li ght wilt Mr. lases, the King's Head, in John•srreete Mary- weaver, discharged from Spitalfields with 600 others, t-- PM To dist • la-breine, was entered by thieves, and robbed of £35 a few months since. Thence lie conveyed his wife While:44A Miticet 3s 0.1 I White . dritto - . U. od Yellow Russia 031 d not. sleep all night or in the morning, till 9 o'clock, when he fell asleep till 11, when he was brought to Candles per duz. iSis std-Mouldieses oda so d sell be know in Batik notes, six pewter pots, a round of beef, and arid eight children to his parish, Biller, or some such per stone of Mb. --- Soap ditto lALSAILO2 e s ll'great quentity of wearing apparel rit appeared that name, near Lincoln, until then in comfortable sir- this Office, and . underwent an examination before yellow Soap, 441i-Mottled, OM -Curds 9%--Palw, eh' • •• - a light e Sir NATIIANIEt.. CIIIANT• Mr. Brandon made the eke thieves had effected anentratice by. the first floor cumstances. 'rhe townspeople (who by the byi are window, 'at an earlier hour than suited their purpose nearly as distressed as himself) gave him a guinea, of robbery" and secreted themselves in some part of with which be went to Glasgow, ,but could re thelsoase, until the family were retired to rest, and no employment ; thence to Lancaster, throe rough r charge against him. •He stated, that on Thursday Butts, sot() 5618 S aid eV. .Calf Skins, 35 to Whoa . vii;;;, set PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHILL•SIREET. " . iddai, night, when the p la y was levet', he heard a great noise veto:se:o seas. . 25d_ 26.1 'Ditto 50 to 701b+ It i t i c on the stage, and going to see the cause. he found the . slaw then - decamped bating sae of the windows open. and dreary countries, inquiring every where or work., prisoner in the act of bat anguin the audience . g There Merchants Backs otel fed Ditto 70 to soils Fine Coach Hides 164 li ild 1 Large diuo, per dos. KIM ~and mu • Demo OUTRAGE AND ATTEMPT TO MUEDER.s-sa but with the same success; lastly, to. Manchester and 'a Dressing - Elides • i4d 16d f Small Seals Oreenhed thlill •et •Det 'reek was a great noise,- and much confusion. He made use of a number of seditious, obscene, and blaspile- gib , M a k ee fee ash feweoinuteabetore six o'clock on Thursday morning, its neighbourhood, which -having tried over with . as oise .of the servents was in the act of opening the great anxiety for some kind of work. but still finding mous expressions . Ship sold. Ence. COtt. MARKET, NOVEMBER I. • a ' • 1 4* * He put on a Freemason's apron, .atie - ei g e s ie r eae r s . a a 4IS. O. to 4%sie . well u _ L , Hell door of tfr. BeAuo's house, Forty-hill, Enfield, none, be was compelled to strike directly across the which he took from hie pocket. Mr. Brandon •con4e, s r Sunderland li •ei 411 s. 60.. to Ots :tow fir "` * " ) : • lie was fired upon from the lawn, fortunately he es - country h omewar d. Hi s mo p e) , w a s gone long since, dered him insane. • The prisoner appealed to Mr. •C, 1 Welch Coal t Nos . North; and eapid ,anlvirt, althottete a large ball, and several after which he-exchanged .his clothes for very poor Kerable, who was present, es to his harmless inten- • a '' a l_ e _ . .1 P,R,ftit iS ,. o l .,r , ;(31 .,,' D „„ AHD SILValt. the sea; Its i slugrpassed close to tits body. The bell shattered old ones; but all resources batting failed him, he was tions. Towhich Mr. Itemble replied, it was impossible . furwl a. s'w . ' '" C o r n --"? s L es 63. AO tts 0.1. the door post to pieces, and tested in the opposite obliged to beg for a bit of bread, which be waster- for him to say what his ingestions were, ant he ter- • Perielgo Gold in Sirssallpitude wall ;. some of the slugs tore the &dirt of his coat, r all y refused as an impostor, be being soucid, and not miniy was the cause l of e"' great- disturbance . He gave New Onubloons 0 45 iod. •. • • .. rod wit . Seel end also rested in the will-the family were biome- lame.' For the lest two or three days he• had never his name y est e rda y morningste William •Ainatie dimity shamed, thinking the house was attacked tasted bread, and sustained himself on a raw. turnip. New Dollars - .. •. - * *O5 04. Houlton Shirley. He accounted for having a p ension eleseromeakiesh-waessen weds 'es° °*at° ,Soo COUNTRY . hbORKEI'S• tee• '•• of by banditti ; no Person appearing, they at length He last night continued his weary course w i t h out ih. • still allowed him by ra...overnment, although he had New &to: lvi to as! Os. Este Per quarter 321 to 544. l' been discharged from the Navy, by etating- it to be ventured out to reconnoitre, but seeing no one, they termission, having no.. Where to lay his heed; when at wete•of opinion that they had fled on beinKalarmed in last reduced almost to despair, he fortunately. fell in consequente of • the wounds he had received in 21 : Q s t z t bo w o 45 41:: October E Brans y nos 4 3 4 1 4 .o . -. 1 1 1 1 5 n . 4 ' c s e . of Old a bushel Betas aWitytthotitCgilii S.`C( , .811211114111 g to rib the house. Mr. BEARD called in near the abodes of beings whucan boast at leastcom- battle, is defence of his country. He was very cons- the Quarters l oaf, Is. id. P!"fde Re the course of the day•at the Police-office. Henan Gar- mon humanity, and will relieve this poor wretch, posedand calm yesterday mornin g. - He boasted of B the reatnese and merits of his ancestors. He said, ._ A N L'llit V, Ciet. 31....•WN51Rt 41111.4.1.10 1511• S WAMI. , . ttNe den, and gave information to the sitting Magistrates, wholad travelled fi ve or six hundred miles in fruit - % consequence of which John Limbric, one of taa less quest of work aed - a common subsistence." his turtle, Sir Thomas Shirley., was a great soldier as 8 0 4 a , NE , t6r eme was;le t p o teer e al cike. as e l As es -re s i‘ i n s tel i e r 2 4d 6 B. 3 at s b : eo P hl ea llia s f sPe tles iScakr t .l : l 4 l : DI. 111 44t. billnk II officers, was immediately sent dawn to Mr. /teetotal, :The following dreadful CNICUTTIMICS took place at well as the Duke of Wellingtons die only difference mu , .the h to investigate the case, and if found necessary, to sit .Graiesenct on Thutsday se'nnighte-In the morning was, the one was anfeetunate and the other form. t h e mem o ry , f n i , 1 , , w , nos up to witch all night, for fear of a fresh attack. H *of that day., a werkman at the chalk.pir,The g reater . part of the . ta belonging nate.. The Managers not pressing for a prosecuticia, - L ---311; •• - t g 624 ' p i t di going in the he was discharged, after a suitable ad ition from Warmiaster Fair, on Monday, was the lar • - returned•totown yesterday, and made the following e ti penned were seld, but the .prices were no t o_ , to Messrs : CLIVettl.V and GLADIOLUS, discovered 'the Magistrate, and Mr. Jacobs, jun. undertaking to • report of the case to the Magistrates. He stated that . course of Wiliness to one of the lime-kilns, o btained at Devizes Green For 111 . 1 ". gi b Mr. BEARD kept a spring gun set in the prerniseenur equal to those . u ar , • &auto .. withio it a patt of a human body. On giving an restrain him from violence: or disorderly conduct week' N e at Be asts , whlch were also ° . d ' tic house, to protect his property from nightly des d a m % t h e remains o e t h e poor menu " w - h o had ea ' while be, remains theme. submit to kis management, he being perfectly sane 11, till eel tic pralations, vrith.lspards-fised up giving notice of its dreadfully-perished Wen extricated.. Those rediains. Prices ( say from 365 . . to J ) 6,. 'and a great th Tlpe prise4er p rom i se d to . quite * a drug.a-Cheese za r et a dull sale at sr • i .• ham les being set ; that one night about a month ago,. Me 'were only part of one of the legs and a portion of the , yesterday morning. remained unsold. • . _Th er e el, • His a: family were alarmed by the gun going o ff , on eta- spine. The remainder of the Maths and body were HATTON' GARMW.-Yesterda . the name of Mara Smith, who lived servant with Mr. y a young woman of DUBLIN CORN sMARKAT, OUT. es. _, ~,.. `market, sae . ir !Rea mining into the cause next morning, •a ainantity of entirely consumed. A small piece of coarse blue good soisply of grain at this day's __ Mood was reared to a considerable distance, from cloth, and a hat covered wishcanvass, very mach Thomas Askwin, No. 3, Charles -street, Somers': for final examination, charged which it was supposed that the intruder must have burned, • wire also found in the biln. No clue was town, was brought up with stealing a silver table and tea-spoon, a black seed brought 60‘, s tat p alendmasnotebrfisekw. samples Wheat salt mar d a ftia lle is 1 . iri . . 1:r i t been dreadful l y wounded. This gun was carefully . left or could be obtained , to lead to a knowledge of Wheat from Oa's. to 70s. New o :::;s i t ai s t sol iookwg moved by some evil-minded person, on Wednesday the person who had met with so horrible a fate i but sill; gown, a lace cap, a shawl, two pair of stockings, , ins. to 20s. New Barley 255. 411 go. P thil b night, from th e place where it was usually 6zed s' and it is supposed to have bee. some destitute wretch silk handkerchief, a pair of shoes, and an apron, the 's. to --- . . ~ is es e l set on. els• s ide the lawn. in frost of the hall door, who had gone to the kiln for warmths The Coroner's property of her master.-She was fully committed weather was Intl' A Dublin Paper 'says, the and lest n . • innisti •aod the.wire fixed in- such a manner, that whoever • Jury that sat on the occasion, reconemended,ehrough for trial. favourable until yesterday settnight, _ .".-•• • CIA the Morning would have received throughout the klallals"" .e ra bye opened thedoer in . 1 • • . • the medium of SAMUEL MANN, Esq. Coroner And MARLIKOMOU.II•STIUMMMTe Fenterreof the hotel of harvest is new safe tl the whole contents of the gun, it being wirdendy ite. Mayer, to the p r op rietor of •the works, to have a pair that name in SaJamees-streta appeared to a summons t cro s ate 5 ' • Leinster and Connaught the Pota oe p , . i. „ , . . . 4 usually the first a an d tended foe Mr. BRAND , as he was . • upper also lowe r doors, to be affixed to each charging hies With refusing to take in a dragoan bit; • If we ores believe the contents of some o f • ee per s o n that came out of a morning at that.door. kiln, as a. preventa fi ve against future accidents. leted upon him. • The Constable who drew the billet vote letters from France, the • price of bread in • . ~ .. ... n. Fortunately the servant who opened , happened to .on to ohs" The example Of an eminent is:ester tradesman in proved that he had so quartered the man open the- puts has risen beyond all . properti t. _ ow ,•,......... to stand rather behind it, and so escaped. being shot; T . t w . r . I . blip rosi e gorKAghy, and s 'we hope, hotel, and the dragoon proved his refusal to take him in this country.- At PMI'S it see ms , nv s i, (... , ilid A- is Limbries opinion was, that the gun was so placed a' s ! s r" i s "5 I . r." - His 1 i n. M r. r - d d nhl din 1 peice having advanced tram t-- .• • eae„ *y es will be 'stoma, y mutated: general comp e. enton sal et was hard upon him, for in ° ' ' / • • net of revenge, au Account of some - • • by some villas A ,____ . otede shot by the sloe meet of men is about 40, and finding it necessary, these times, he seldom drew a cork, and he bad un- MARRIED. • ~.._. , , Iron, , - Ale • IpereOlk *DO ta g u `‘ . " - re" B " of k • trots' the pressure of die thews.. to at least derstoodithere was a clause in the Acaof Patliament a o f Oetolll4Lar' - At Ard , intad, Kintall, o . n the to it_e_ ss mit% . 1 , ,Wales of.shaoting Mr. MAIM, or some his h01ra,..1-tb Rebiment of 1•40 t. Bai Ann gln9 in bar • • tent to rob , house... . I oneesidth of glis number, be very . wisely sod hu. whit& protected the citisens of Westminster .agaittst family, and ne t any I ntent w• Itienthatiifeired teduting the whole to-the employ- receieing • anyeothers of the military ftwce than the Archibald Wile. Esg.• of glediritm ej o g oveb tithegam . . r L opiDottgLlT, 1 4 tbar.' SlMlTaßtlas 4 l . ..." 11 P °12 ,.... r u55a ...... ami .7.4 i lit Nibs - tf lee days i s week, by-which means soldiers of the three regiments of Guards, who were ~HIGH VJATER Til MOR'BOW A .. 5g gi ,. opt t .. . *fell* to AilollillsbwV_ °" we L egi .a.. -- g, ‘ „,„ . ";;T: - ,6, - „i afar* alai half a dozen families are saved frani iedi. Ana do . .dotrtitan any others in Westminster. He . . • H or di ng ' • -.. ".. • - . *-..; the evening , he ivasvcoPlPm e l ' " -- r ------•' • tat and dui whole are still comfortably Isrovi- also4hought undue prefenoce had been *given by the - Afternoon - • ... wet. miles from the fOrma p titiattes . who rubbed bin of ' • .. 4 'Pus ' • '' I'IRIP 1 ONDON'' Prared by • Lon "I". . L .,4%.* ' . . 11 Comishisi ;bog Ihit-110 aosltitut establish's - Ow-on/ • iubk.ked these, 316C1 3.--w ' And setee Kau .. • • mss. *stud miterrsarde suit him :maid. • • • . .. . . - .