Star. — London, England, 1830-01-19 00:00:00

.. - D aunt . - ,14; t ; •,' ' ..a. ;,. ' ' • - . . , s "•.- , • i f . . Ifs, es , .e . yea.. .k. le 114, • , ,'. '' e , f l..* •• , ~A. s ,j e , . -' ' \ : :..•.-.::, ' ----a .. ~i, . - , :Zr . lert*d. . . - .e . . sr. - " Nev.... , :e4., .. .. . • • • • street, Strand, with having assaulted him. Mr. &ockdale was ac- - SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • oLp BAILEY SESSIONS, lax. 18. companied b y, a well-dressed female, about 40 years of age, rather SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE. . .—......'--. ..._. stout in her person. and without moth remains • of personal beauty. •Tre.' _ . - ----esellees-- TATTERSA LL'S. . . OLD COURT. Mr. Delmar , not wishing to have any communication with Mr. • •' • • Me. HAYS NEW PROJECTILE INFLUENCES RE LAT I NG be lined * Ihneksiak called ' In a police constable, and then Mr. Stockdale, the • The betting yeste rday was pretty heavy, but coo to a few James Field, aged twenty-eight, was capltaUy indicted for en- TO THE PHENOMENON OF TILE TIDES. horses. The Mummer and Brunswicker are now" ueck aod neck," lady. and the constable retired, but soon after returned, when Mr. • The system, of which thin author is the founder, em- the closing offers being eight to one against each at the outride ; tier i ng the dwelling-house of Edward Carr, with intent tit steal, and burglarioudy breaking out of the same. Stockdale endeavoured to force his way into tbe office. He (Mr. Hut- Mill) perceiving this, told him if he did not immediately retire, he braces an astronomical consequence, which, very unac- t A h l e ou la s s e t - bet made was 1700 to 200 against Bruns_wick_er.. Neither Brunswick-street, - The Prosecutor examined—Redder ha , , Cressida , nor Cetus, was backed ; but Wat Tyler sprung emintably, has- never hitherto entered into contemplation. two or three points , in consequence of the eagerness evinced by wife went out to see a friend, and left his house properly secured. in the mouth, and it was with this assault he now charged that ney-roed. On Christmas-day, about two o'clock, witness and his would himself expel him. Mr. Stockdale immediately struck him . . . The phenomenon of the tiles has by the Newtonians some of the principal betters to take the odds about hint. The last Having been informed of what had happened, witness returned Person- • . liter ! been very ingeniously accounted for by the operation new favourite, Zuchandli, is fast returning to the outside. A few about eight o'clock, and found the prisoner in the custody of a hir e Stockdale denied that he had struck Mr. Mill. bets were made on the Oaks without any result of importance. Mr. Mill said, what can you expect from Mr. S:ockdale and of the moon ' s attraction ; but notwithstanding there . Both Rsby and Brunswicker have Improved a point for the St. ...• • , •. _ - him was found a purse containing AS es• 9d. Witness lost no Harriette Wilsoteboth of suborn are now before you, Sir Richard? still prevails much doubt in regard to the adequacy Leger. W e g iv e the c losing odds: money ; whrn witness got home he discovered that three drawers Mr. &ockdale denied that the female was Harriette Wilson, * • intsEß of the general principle, and there are undoubtedly many had been forced open, but nothing appeared to have been removed and the female herself declared she knew no such person ; she was 8 to 1 agst Sir M. Wood's Mummerthe wife, she said, of an officer of high rank in the army. diffidiffillailiNii circumstances, relating to this department of the natural from t h em , Bto 1 Mr. Petre's Brunswicker Cross-examined by Mr. C. Posuars--Witneses wife got home After some further altercation, Sir R. Blaine said he would take IttiE QUA phenomena, which we would wish to see more simply and it to t Lord Cavendish's Moo colt • G inty' se s Cressida colt before him ; she is quite well, and might have been in attendance. the petsonal security of Mr. Stockdale for his appearance at the Sessions—The parties then retired. wM satisfactorily solved. 12 to 1 Mr. Chi To furnish the desideratum of some additional light 13 to I --. Sir Al. Wood's Cetus The money found on the prisoner was restored to him by direction of the Magistrate. QUEEN SQUARE. . 17 tot -- Lord Cleveland's Wat Tyler SMII to guide as in drawing correct conclusions respecting James Card, son of the prosecutor, stated that he was sent home Yesterday, Woe Wells, Join Ashdown, and Horatio Judean, were . • 18 to 1 Lord Exeter 's Mabmoud • by his father and unlocked the street door. He found the house charged with a desperate assault on Win. Tingbans, the proprietor A Veinal these interesting and important subjects, the author 25 to 1 Ld. Egremont's Brother to Grampus well fastenedup, and Went Into the parlour to strike a light. While of a Greenwich omnibus, and robbing bim of i 2 7s. The pri- mit da !submits that the earth, or any other planet corn- 30 to 1 Mr. Ramsbottom ' s Zuchatelli In the parlour.he heard a noise in an adjoining room, and on going masers were also charged with violently assaulting the driver of the posed of said and fluid divisions of matter, in per- 30 to 1 Lord Sefton's Mamba to ascertain what it proceeded from, be saw two men jumping omnibus. HE YOUR formin . r its atimod revolution, is every moment subject- so to I Mr. Houldsworth's Brother to Lancastrian. from the window. One of them resembled the prisoner in dress James Mathew, the driver, stated that on Saturday night, about A. of DRA V The others as before. an d general appearance . half-panCoursenine o'clock, be stopped at the Bricklay e r' s Arm s , in a of Te toil to the operation of projectile laws, and produces tor- OAS& Two constables were examined who apprehended the prisoner, in the Kent-road, an his journey to Greenwich; his master Anuteas responding results accordingly—that is, Ist as the solids, 6to 1 Lord Sefton's Mouche and they, and five or six other witnesses, proved that they saw the was riding behind as guard. The three prisoners got in.— ; Faun in projected ciretime.c.wes, precede the fluids, the latter 9 to 1 Lord Queensberry's Maria prisoner and another man, dressed in a great coat, running from the on his arrival at New Cross, the check•nring was pulled, 1' Funreas 10 to I Mr. Stonehewer's Leeway filly (taken) must, in each circumstances, continue to F LOw FROM the proncutor's house. Seven skeleton keys were found in the snow and he stopped ; ooe of the p assen g ers ran up to him, and 1 . STILL Lire 15 to 1 Lord Jersey's Filagree filly by a boy, three days after the prisoner's apprehension, and some begged of him to get off his box and come round, or murder would t Calculated to MI former ; con>equently producing, in respect of the ex- ST. LIORRo of them, on being applied to the prosecutors doon, opened them , be committed. Two of taw prisoners had got out, and he asked the means of acqu M.enal portion of the waters, an elevation at the points 9 to 1 apt Lord Cleveland's Baby The prisoner, in his defence, stated ,bat having quarrelled with them if ,bey had paid their fate ? They said they bad not, nor did a Master • with ft farthest removed from (that is diametrically opposite) the 11 to 1-- Mr. Petre's Brunswicker bis wife on Christmas-day, he left home with a view to go to a they mean to pay th e f a re. Th e y th at pulled their companion out the vario4 Tints ; ,rnost anterior ones, in the projectile course ; and 2dly, as aims or RACKS , AT TAITRIWAI• and ked d , female , omnibus , upon him and attacked him. The L'a. MONDAY, public-house ; but having met with a he walked with her of the and all three fell Principles of Ifffe• In the course of the afternoon the racing stud of the Hon. Gene- t o th e b ac k o f B runsw i c k- s t ree t • she then charged him with prisoner Jackson b a d a st i c k, and broke his head ; tbe blood ran the arse time fan by the same laws, fluids contained in any vessel p ro- ral Grosvenor was brought to the hammer, enoc own as stealing a shilling from her, upon sows he ran away, and when d own hi s face, and Wells called out " kill the b—!" the others ,jetted by the hand are propelled beyond tbe latter follows : Guineas- the cry of " Stop thief " was raised, he quickened his pace, and he believed m adei use of similar expressions, but be could distinctly *lts whole .11 by the resisting force of the solid spaces behind, 80 the Brown horse by Filho, out of thirds, the dam of Discord, ultimately tried to conceal himself in the snow, in the manner in swear to Wells, waters contained in the internal receptacles of the Earth, Corinne, Abjer, Student, Blue-stockings, and Marcellus .... 71 which he was found. Other witnesses confirmed the driver. London : Print will incessantly PROJEC'r TOWARDS the preceding or Spite 5 yrs old, by Tiresiss, out of Sprite, covere d by Camel. 38 Lydia Hill proved that she saw the prisoner with a female on Sergeant Ilign' ell, Division A. No. 10, stated that Dlr. Tinghan t noster Row. Gaiety, S yrs old, by Frolic, out of Mermaid, covered by the night in question, and threatened to tee his wife. The female was in a dreadful state from the wounds he bad received about anterior points of the solids : thus furnishing us at once C ame l , .... - ..... .... with two Elevations each upon opposite hemispheres, Naughty Girl (the dam of John do Bart) covered by Truffle eo The prisoner received an excellent character. him to be in a meet dangerous state. Witness banded the sur- rf IiILBLAIII which will consequently be met with by all the revolving Zaire by Seam, covered by Camel ..... 31 Mr. Justice PARK summed up the evidence. geou's certificate to the Magistrate, width set forth that Mr. Ting- spaces of the Earth's surface, twice in the twenty-four ni VALUER°. The Jury found the prisoner Not Guilty , ham was in th a t s t a t e b e was not able to be removed. Iv tormenting I ESSENCE OF M Manna., 4 yea old ... ... .. hours. ordinary efficacy in Be.y colt, 4 yrs old, by the Flyer, dam by Eaton, out of Wing's James Pearsall, aged 17 years, and Jabs Cook, aged 19 years, stood UNION HALL. It may only farther be noticed, by way of illustration, dam . . .. 42 indicted for stealing, on the 6th of January, 901 be weight of bay, A man named O'Neill was charged on suspicion of Iss`•ing been But where this I that but for the revolution of the earth upon its axis, the Day Star, 3 yrs old. by Phantom, out of Moonshine waters which form a part of its body, would nec e s sar ily Colt, 2 yrs old, by Phantom, dam by a son of Soothsayer (who Mr. Creacsoe conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Lae the de- a t Li ver p oo l, f rom whose premises property to a large amount, Ml LY CERATS form a complete train to the solid di v isi on , an d hence , was by Soothsayer, out of Sister to Fortune) dam by Giles's fence.— T he case having been clearly proved by several witnesses, cons is t i ng o f wa t c h es , go ld c h a i ns , sea l s , s p oons . & c . were carr i e d This Cerate Is eme ' grandam, by Mark Anthony 69 and the Common SZRORANT having summed up, We The police of Liverpool have failed either in apprehending Legs, Scorbutic Er although the diurnal motion is sufficient to keep the Green-bag, 2 yrs old, by Nicol*, out of Barbara Allen, by The Jury found both prisoners Guilty. a ny o f th e robbers or tracing the stolen property. A tew days ago waters so much in equilibrio as to prevent this extreme Camillus, out of Offas, Dyke's dam engaged in the Craven Pearsall had before been twice convicted of larceny,and for each the prisoner called at the shop of Mr. Kirkham, pawnbroker, in glee Breakins-oui inflamed Eyes son case, the projectile effects upon the fluids must never- Meeting agst Mr. Ramsbottom's ' Phrynia. Bst. 41b. each, offence been imprisoned for the space of three months, and flogged. Newiaston.causeway, and offered to sell a silver tea - pot, which loot. h. ft. D. hl. First Spring Stakes, 50 each fillies r ... Medan, aged 22, and George Redmond, aged 23, were found was broken up, and the crest nearly defaced, for a mere trifle. The Essence of theless be manifested at the points where they remain in and efficacious rem only.)—Five Subs. operation. Had the earth been perfectly stationary, in and Bruises in lee YZARLISOIL £4 121. the property of Samuel Musgrove, a shoemaker, living in was apprehended ; and he had not been long in confinement before Liniment or Embr place of pursuing a rapid course, or had it been composed Anne•street, SitadwelL another man called to see him, and the latter person, who turned Colt, by Middleton, out of John de Ban's dam, engaged at ,Mos NMI, aged 18 years, was indicted for stealing, on the 3d out to be his brother, was followed to a house in Wentworth- Instruments, Nails of solid matter only, in place of solid and fluid divisions E psom and Ascot, 50 each, 30 ft. two yrs old. 16 Subs. instant, a live tame fowl, of the value of 55. the property of Ed- street, Whitecbapel, sod in one of the aparments a great number lity, 'without smar thereof, then, and then only, circumstances would have 1830—the Derby, Egham, Knutsford, and Bibury, 1831 Sarpedon, by E mi l io, out of Rada engaged in the Craven mund B utterworth. of watches, seals, table and tea-spoons, and other articles of jewel. harmonized. with the views which have been taken by all in short, it is a d, The wife of the prosecutor deposed, that she lives in Caroline- lery, were discovered. There is little doubt they form part of the Meeting, 100 b. ft. R . . M.(5 subscribers ;) in the Bildesdon ' and utility, that no contemporary and' preceding philosophy, respecting the Dinner Stakes, 100, h. ft. R.N. In the 2000 p. in the street, Bedford-square; that she mined her favourite cock from stoc k sto l en f rom M r . Mill ers house. be litithout it. physical revolutions of its parts. Derby ; Ascot, 100, h. ft. New Mile, (11 subscribers;) at the back of her premises. From information the received, she The prisoner was remanded. 4.- Prepared, only, 200 went to the house of a Mr. Dallas, a bird•fancier, in Brick.lane, Such a discovery as the present may, or it may not, be StoAbridge and Warwick k -street, Soho Spitaifields where she found it. BIRTHS. laid down as the grand principle regulating the pheno- Colt, by Little John, out of Zaire, by Selim, engaged in the the Cerate at Is. I; Cross-examined by Mr. Lac—The bird has no marks but what In South-street, Park-lane, Lady Kilmaine, of a son. First Spring Meeting the Newmarket Stakes, 50; h. ft. every Medicine VI inena of the tides ; but certainly it must be admitted as a D. M. (34 subscribers) partial consequence in the general code of laws regulating Bay filly, by the Flyer, out of Myrtle, engaged in the Oaks. is rather peculiar. It is now in Court. the Stamp. these phenomena. lB3l .......... - MARRIED. _ Bay filly, by Troy, out of Darling, by Patriot ... Petitions to Parliament for repealing the duty on Malt Brown yearling colt, by the Flyer, slam by Teddy the Grinder, Richard Dallis--Lives . in Brick-lane, Spitalfields ;is a bird. B. of the Coldstream regiment of guards, to Elisabeth Ann, eldest 'l * N THE MO reactant by Trumpator ... ..... . .... ... .. are rapidly spreading through Shrewsbury and Wales. g vosies.. shillinp and a4penee. At St. Geor g e ' s , Hanover-square, Jobe Keir, Esq. of West- mote to be lam e nt s . The petition from this county has been already very By the Covat—Cannot swear that the prisoner at the bar is the field, in the County of Edinburgh, to Elizabeth Mary, eldest Liv e p l easure , t h e t Bay colt, by Truffle, out of Bluestockings, engaged in the numerously signed by the influential landlords and Craven M eet i ng. SOO, h . f t . D. M. nips subs.• Match apt p erson from whom he purchased the fowl. daughter of Neill Malcolm, Esq. of Poltalioch, Argyllshire, and ' in lonely disappoite Mr. COMKON Sammie, (referring to the depositions taken before Lamb Abbey, Kent. comprom i se of his their tenants ; and it will remain for the signatures Mr. Nevill's ch. c. est. 71b. each, 200, h. ft. D. Al. and at the Magistrate)—Look at this signature, Sir, and say If that is Capt. Edward Sheffield Canso, late of his Majesty's 18th Royal sons so circumstanc of farmers at the banks in this town two or three Ascot 100, h. ft. old mile 14 subs. 1832 3O O yetis. handwriting ? Irish Regiment, to Isabella Sarah Cole Bowen, daughter of the experience, whose; Bay fill y, by Truffle, out of John de Bart's dam, engaged in a weeks. A petition is also being signed at Ellesmere, Dallis—lt is, my Lord. late Henry Cole Bowen, Este of Bowen's Court, county of Cork. successfully devotes match ' a agar Mr. G. Stonehewer's, by Middleton, out of Mr• Costae°bility,whether natu under the direction of Mr. Denstone, of Stanwar- Wings, 300 g ,h. ft. Ab. M. receiving 41b. 1832 ;in a match cannot . be brow fit hom ga r t — o G th e : t p lelg risoler of , in the con ju seq rg Le t tit o cil f ar tfe e DIED. consolatory anuran dine ; another for Whitchurch and Wem, under the di- agst Sir M. Wood's f. by Truffle, dam by Blacklock, out manner in which Dallas has conducted himself in giving his eyi- At his residence, is Carriek-oe•Suir, aged 79, R. Power, Esq. the imely &min, rection of Mr. G. Walmsley, of Went ; another has been of Musidora, Bst. 41b. each, T. Y. C. 200, h. ft .. ..... 145 dance. (To Dallas —I desire that you do not leave this Court. At Cu par Fife, of *decimation of the lungs, Mr. Thos. Crane, too•iey comprel Brown filly, by Truffle out of Icaria, engaged in the Craven transmitted to Sir R. Hill, for signatures, at or near - lief from his misery Meeting, 100, h. ft. R. M. 18 subs. allowed 31b l3O hleCossmou Saaaseste—" The witness Dallas stands committed. Hon Pox - hounds . Mr. Crane hunted the Duke of Wellington ' s irl the scale of ere., Market Drayton ; another for Wellington , to Mr. Some of the lots were bought in. Officer, take him 'iota custody"—(He was immediately removed hounds on the Continent, until the conclusion of the war, sod, pre- of indolgence has, Juckes, of Tern •; another for Wenlock, to dr. Davies, into Nest/gate by one of the yeoman.)—The Learned Judge then vices to coming to thenfethire, managed Loid Steward'. (Dow the learn to renovate su of Harley ; another for Bridgnorth, to Mr. Gittton, soli- LAW INTELLIGENCE. observed that the Court would consider of the propriety of In- Marquis of Londonderry) bunting establishment at Vienna. man of pleasure el citor ; another for Ludlow, to Mr. Smith, of Stanton • . __......_,..,,..__ dieting hint for perjury. fit Englefield-green terrace, Antony Bioxam, Esq. Veterinary Surgeon in his Majesty's first regiment of Life Guards. however aggravate, Lacy ; another for Bishop's Castle, to Mr. Statham, of COURT OF CHANCERY, Jan.lB. ,_ 4ment from di ffi dent ~ , , Clunbury Mill ; another for Shiffnal, to Mr. Jellicoe, of POLICE INTELLIGENCE. NEWGATB Ave * clt A OEN HALL MARKETS , J an. 13. in cases where the s Coates To TRIZ CLASMICI RAILWAY COMPASS%tlitappOiDlMen , to d Beighterton ; another for Newport, to Mr. Evans, of The Loan Cinnamon gave a further hearing to this applies- ---. 0 0.—. Beef ... ..... 3s 4d to 3s ed I Veal ... ... 4s 8,1 to Si 4d hopes which she eat Hadley Park, and at Lilleehall O ffi ce. Whether the far- don on the part of the Plaintiff. who is proprietor of Norton Mill, MANSION-HOUSE• Mutton .. ... 3s 4d to 44 0.1 Pork ... ... 3s Sti to 4s sd Remedies can be tilers of Shropshire will bestir themselves on this occasion for an. injunction to restrain th e C ompany from injuring his proper A girl named fThite was brought before Sir Penni LAIIIIII, . . PRICES or HAY awe STRAW YESTERDAY. writing for the sam, enjoyment of the use of his mill by building an over the charged by a Mr. of archway Pledger, with having acted in a most disorderly dance at home for I remains to be seen. At Oswestry, on Wednesday next,sr. IA mges• WHITELMAPiL• mill race , and from encroac h ing on his right way. manner in the neighbour hood of his house, and with !ovine at- - Hay 3115 s Od to 41 15s Od Hay 21 101 to 41 8s Od a public Meeting will be held--Shrewsbury Chronicle. His LORDSHIP decided that the Plaintiff must have the injection tempted to extort money from him. Nc THE KING s PRIVATE PURSE.—Very few persons as to the archway, but left the question of the right of way to be Mr. Pledger stated Covet 3110 s Od to SI Ss Od Clover 31 Os to 51 101 od that, as he was going towards home on . .... gar Jun publish, are aware of the prodigious amount of the Monarch's pocket- decided by the Justices, and ordered that the Plaintiff should have Saturday night, he happened, on account of the slipperiness of tbe Straw 21 Os osl to 21 5s Od Straw 11 in to et es Od i l LIFE, a familiar his costs in the reference that had been made to Mr. Milne. SYPHILISI', a pn money—for it is, in fact, nothing else ; every expense of the Royal pavement, to fall in Leadenball-street ; the defendant and seam PRICE OF LEATHER. state, even charities, being defrayed out of the Civil List. There COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jan. 18. other girls happened to be near the spot, and they. apparently with Beat Dressing Hides is, in the first place,the Privy Purse, £60,000 a year ;rice Duchies T erm , before Adjourned Sittings at Nisi Pries after Mi c h ae l mas T great kindness, helped him up. They then asked him to give them Common Ditto of Cornwall and Lancaster, .C 25,000 a year ; the Surplus Revenue Lord TISVIRDCM and Special Juries , a drop of gin, a petition which he could nut reject. He accum- Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting Strand, London ; I Trongate, Glasgow of Gibraltar, £B,OOO or SlO,OOO a year; an obscene but ;thug panted the ladies to a gin-shop, and they had sixpenny-worth Ditto 45 to 501bs l6d to 180 WALLACI AND Mimi v. ssuLt.. amongst them , for which he of course paid. He then walked to- booksellers. Price little matter In Scotland, under the quaint denomination Of " Green This was an salon u p on a Charter Party. The Plaintiffs, who Calf Skins, 36 to 401bs ... ..... Wax ," Drolts of Admiralty ; and a variety of odds and ends, for 234 to 274 ee......., are ship-owners, sou g ht to recover 1,2131. for freight, which the wards home, but be found that the defendant was after bhp. and Ditto 50 to 701bs the diigent collection of which a certain Right Honourable Gen-as soon as he got to his door Miss White told him she bad seen Defendant, a respectable merchant in the City of London, was Ditto 70 to 801hs ... .. denten is indebted for that high degree of confidential favour up o n ' in eof h lte sh pment of his goods live shillings in bis hand, and that she must have it. He however Small seals, Greenland) fled to sid • which he is said to enjoy, and which be has employed to so many m a d to Pay at FOn'equenc and d. the_ Iris C a l cutta, conveyance of the same to was determined that, although be had treated her to gin, be would r' " fanned Hors y Hides ... _. gnod purposes, both in the east and westits the benefit alike of on led to 24d WI Raglan It appeared that the cargo, consisting of rice, dye- not treat lier to anything else, and she, upon finding him resolute cpanisb Horse Hides The King has bet the Christian and Jew. These items (not to mention Hanover,kicked tip a most disagreeable row, upoo which he charged her as ' wood, saltpetre, and other articles, was put on board by the a di sor d er ly, four to the Church where there are pretty pickings) amount to upwards of £lOO,OOO ' Plaintiffs, pursuant to the terms of th e charter-party, executed PRICE OF HOPS, Jan. 18. a year, which is at the absolute disposal of hi. Majesty, unburdened Sir P. Luau asked tee complainant wbat be wished should NSW POCKETS. NNW SAO% Dundee and Count', October 17, 1827. Bills of lading were made out, and tbe be done with the girl? Reverend George 1 by any charge whatever.—Weekly Free Press . 150 s to 189$ I Kent terms of freight per ton specified therein. Four pounds perds_ aa be Kent Wednesday morning the Committee of Mr. Penleaze . The tom said he merely wished that she ousu pu- susses 13its to 140 s I Sussex 126 s to 130 s CRC too for dead weight was inserted. It was said the Captain of the diked in proportion to the anus once she had Occasioned. She 22 ,„,,,, 140 s to 180. Essex ...... 140 s to 1604 lIIIIMaIaa actual resigned the contest, and Mr. Hoy was therefore declared to be duly Ids objected at the time to the rate per ton, on the ground that It ' - Y ' ad an d bad attempted to bully hint out of his money, but he It a wife . Farnham fine 13L to 151. o—Seconds, 101. to 12.1. town of Seethe elected as Member for Southampton. He was afterwards chaired was below the current price of freight then taken b y ships board daughters at home , and he had no idea of subediting to plunder. Old Duty laid at Z 39,866. the Parish of South amidst every demonstration of satisfaction. It is said ,bat the ex- to F.ngland, and upon that objection the plaintiffs now claimed ad- ta really thought the gentleman ent to no avour, Sir P. Lees itled ' f in the room of Will pestles Incident to Mr. Hoy 's election will exceed £lO,OOO. ditinnal freight to the amount of £643. t one into a gin-shop with a woman of the town. as be had g . PRICE or TALLOW, SOAP &c . Commission in t A " Stc.lr " Or Tat E TiIIIES.—A shop-keeper in a Several ship-brokers and merchants were examined in supportand Mr. Pledger pleaded the great readiness kindness with which Town Tallow ... ... 40s Od I Yellow Soap ... ... 72s Oil small village not a hundred miles from Northowram, near of the plaintiff's claim, and the result was , t h a t more , upon t h e he bad been assisted when he fell. Yellow Russia ... ... 36s Od 1 Mottled .. . ... His Od Second Macclesfi Halifax, finding it necessary to conduct his affairs more on the ge, had been paid for freight of what is called dead weight Sir Preen then desired to know what the girl had to say about White ditto .. .- 314 Od Curd .. . ..: ... 1121 Od " ready" system, caused " a Opt of the times," bearing the fni- than the defendant had paid for dead weight.vice Pah% promote the ma tt e r? les Od Soap ditto ... ... 38s Od Graves ... ... ... r _ lowing inscription, to be painted, and had it nailed over the shop. The Arsonese.Gxeseee, for the defendant , contended that this Miss White, after having admitted that the complainant had DECLA door:— . demand was founded upcoran after-thought, and consequently that treated her to gin, declared that he bad entertained other inten- Melting Stuff ...... .. 31s 04 Good Dregs .. ... -ts Od Tallow Imported from St. Petersburgh, 101 Casks. William Bartlett an Since man to man is so unjust, the claim could not be suppOrted. Tbe defendant was willing to ,ions towards her, and that, upon then. going into his shop, he Who is the man that I can trust? pay his fair proportion of the freight,which amounted t0£643 96.1kL showed clearly what those intentions were, as he wanted to put out PRICE OF OIL. Alfred Jones, Lowe For I have trusted to my sorrow. A further sum of £570 had been received by the plaintiffs from the gas : (laughter.) Rape Oil, brown, 411. Os. refined, 431. Os. BA N Come, pay to-day, I'll trust tieniorrow, different consignees. The question was, whether the Jury were Str Peen. Levels asked tbe complainant whethee the diipute Linseed Oil, 201. cos. George Creed, H, His wife, however, not liking diet:leeward indication that their bu- prepared to give a larger rate of freight, on the ground that the really arose from the attempt to put out the light? Mill, per thousand, 111. 1 agent.froas Jae. ] Ansi was not so profitable as formerly, took the first opportunity freight in the bills of lading which the Captain signed was not the fi 01 ha "said h 0 d ugh• Limed °I/ C4la at the '- mitoioners. Mr. Pledger denied the accent on. ' ve, e, a - Rape Cake, per ton, SI . Os. tool . Os. . of her bosband's absence to have it taken clown i and the matter, current freight. 'He should prove that the same 'rate was paid for Mr , of my own, as much women as this girl is, and Minty I ainiald is Is said, has caused many a matrimonial bob-major to be rung be. dead weight in other ships which sailed about the same time as the not b e s t ia l a fool as to go to my own huine if I wanted habit • PRICE OF SEED,S. Jan. IS. .F. la. Is, at eleven tweet' the shop-keeper and his better balf.—Halifor °seasick. Iris, from Calcutta to Liverpool. (laughter.) Oar market continues eady since our last quoestiop. Then is BA N Mn. DI COBBETT AT TODMORDEX.--llis Gentleman, Witnesses were called to prove the rate of freight at Calcutta ; The girl • positively asserted that the gentlnan becante lit obetre- , - • d ea ,,.... SA. e bjmn d r •-• .• ... •.. sew ee sea CIOVer, s ome ge care • Samuel Pox, Sucre s who just now fills a large space In the public eye, reached Tod- and after the cause had occupied several boors, the Jury found a pulous, and kicked up the rote himself becau se she did pot e the , Maiden yesterday noon, in his travelling carriage, accompanied by verdict for the plaintiffs for £1,183 9s• &I. • dark. COAL MARKET, Jan. 18. ' several members of his family ;• and, in his progress through the Kean v, ILIIMIR AND CITSIRLI• Mr. Pledger said he.lusete very we ll he should be euldicled et.. Sbips at Market. Ships Sold. PrICIA ''. John ilawkes Tat town, received unequivocal marks of respect. He delivered a This was an action in newer, to recover possession of 23 chests tbe great ridicule oe hie friends for appearing in seth a laminas, -es N ewcast le 2 4 28a kid to 39s 0 chant, to wand • 4 ' Before - speech " last night, at the Unitarian Chapel, and slept at of indigo and a bill of exchange for 2.1601. odd. but he did not rare 'a pin . &bait that. He was arihastepeetiessi man, 301 s„„detkia el, Na ::4 to 32* o eleven, at the Cot * thelunne of Mr. Fielding, of the extensive manuf a cturing firm of The case was of a very complicated nature. A great deal of evi- and he could nor be bullied or frll'litened out of 'his money. -- Be 4 y nr boo re t: 34s Od to 000 o Harpur-street. Ht that name. His audience was numerous, and' he was loudly dence was produced. It did not appear; however; that the plain- had no wish that the girl should be puniseed. - • * 0 Serails Coal 0 xis od to 00s 6 John Jacobs, Waite greeted.—HaUfas Omstnerciel Chronicle. tiff bad ever obtained a right of possession in*the indigo; iod, with Sir I'arsa said he should dismin the. case; bet he 6014 .14r.. a Sane Coat 1 00s Od to OM 9 .at ten, Feb. t, at . HAMILTONIAN SYSTEM.--The son of the late author respect to the bill, a witness stated that he bad 'parted with it to Pledger would go no mote into gig-shops witligirls of tiwtoecri. sj Well.ria • Cool i sss od to 00. 0 of Commissioners {Adds system, which has acquired so much celebrity, has announced the defendants, as a security, without the authority of the plaintiff, Mr. Pledger said he really, could snake no such pivots., as it 2 o 28a 6d In 004 0 Samuel Fox. Hacki pis intention of giving lessons in Halifax. Perhaps one of the but that he gave it to the said defendants with the understanding was his weakness to be kind-liearted—(Lamilder). If ii - had 1 d gri m • 0 005 04 to 001 0 2, at eleven, at lurk con v incing proofs of the efficacy and superiority of MeHamie that it was to be held merely as tbellennrit7 for the paruien of his fall, be could not help paying the eight tax of a glen et gib for s i a Goisn C oa l I 20s 64 to 20. 9 Gregory, King's ton's ingenious invention of teaching languages deer every other, other bills, and tharit was not to he negodated. ' being put upon bis legs. . . Samuel Jacob and J is wise found in the virulence and number of the attacks made Lord Tstrexanse held that the questiontipon the indigo must Sir Pena advised Minn all events not ta, be, in a hien. when COUR e ljle.OF EXCHANGE, Jan . upon It since flat pemoulgsted. and its increasing :populatity in be put out of the minds of the Jury, for there was no evidence a strange lady Was in hit company, to put n it th e liebe—(Linirl finisteedam. ...12 7 3 CF.: Seville .. ... 351 .- viers, Jan. 52, at spite of allopposides. The fallacy or corrietnen of the uNitetious to show 'that the plaintiff had ever derived a right of posses- laughter). DIM a sight ...111 51 1 1 Gibraltar... .. 471 the Court of Con which bait bath raised to the Hamiltonian System we will not 'ion.' The only fact, therefore, for him to take the opinion of GUILDHALL Rotterdarri!..2 Ul2 71 1 Leghorn •••• ... 47i brook-court, Ban no* &sense. Issitelested author was, lindoubiedly, capable of the Jury upon, was that of the bill. The question for the Jury aeries Bray, the guard of a. iiirmingliam coach, woe doused tanymp ... ... is 7i I G e noa ... ... 06 5 George Wagner al tesebbeellaesimmes with the facility which he promised, although to decide on was, Whether thry were satisfied upon the testimony, with assaulting a young man, named Wm. H. Jones, now lying in ripopobs,ros e 1) 14, 04 1 Venice ... ... 471 • drapers, Jen. 21, the 'yams might. sad no doubt often did, fail in the bands of the that the defendant's; took t ha bill with a knowkdgeth a t th e pl a i n - St. Bartholomew's Hospital*. The certificate Of one of ihe dreaserg •Abona ... 21 Ul4 001 ! Malta iweirdeamel pretender. If the mantle of the father has devolved tiff 's brothet bad Do authority to part with it. On that point the was put in, tbit jeers had been emend as a net*, haellei ' Pitts, May'ssight 15 80 I Naples - 5 4 • ante 'spas fise see, k will, Do &tithe find plaistire and profit in pit- bicker. bad sworn distinctly that he informed them that he had broken leg, but that be was not considered in any danger stprosent, • • Ditto ...st Uis 3 1 Palermo - ... Ilhdle" us John Marshall, Nor deg "the Hamiltonian System," by the encouragement of not an authority. The better way, then, fur the Jury would be tit ead.was likely to regain th etas of his limb in Seem; de weeks. •. yekid e ei „,„,„ ,„ &le and March e, at e ! theiublic.• returns eetdiet for the amount Of the bill, and he would leen the Th e defendant, rt appeared, was Wa!tAni . . Feeter•leart . 1p 1 .. / Elo Janeiro - Sas ney. Mr. G. F. li BAAL JAPAN SCENERY.-.—Ad altercation took place * defendants as opportunity of nunetig either to•set that verdict aside on Saturday night, accompanied by a Men . d, _ M passint , d oni „, „ss I Dublin .» ••• 11, *- ' SainuetStrangman I lately between two Eminent Scene Paletere as to the corn time eSS•anis r . a °an's% or t ° . . . 'reduce the verdict to Is. ' • Jukes, he pealed him off tbe paienietit. (Malaise *lle we "=';-„, ; 0 1 I. q o ik ._ . Rolthison Li • VMS of their colour. A neer piece, Wig 'about' Me s he. • 'at owe A verdict was then returned accerdingly , otherwise, is a matter in dispute.) Joileibilehilei thlesemseemme • "*. ' ' -„, " ''' ' . ...• - "neat the China , - siedsi Minor Measles esidtlid the Me* ,Palo er they wee,' COURT OP COMMON PLE,AB, its. ig , • ad. received a severe blow in the eye-40 MOM 1 618 11 1,416. 1 066 . .*1 4' • riG.OI4.IIE,ND SILVER, .. . 6410041, p% rwle t fiewae fat it ; Dr as the Aosho c, w ; .esuaus am IMIERS Ilf. ISKIROS.ASD OTHR111: a the blows 'WO* elieree7 .fees the . 1 1 /44 Mi. Wil 4l ' l r • Jilin ... Ag 17 W Team and Roam 'lO 0 0 'and Clay, and Dist les s ap . ,, lt was the sultr of_the roimmotb ,• i, This was in action of trove, brought byrbe plaintiffs, aid letunder him. •It semi lannedift . , ~ t . .. 0, bi a. !j2fitlis !It, r.% "VT' ... O. • Jam°. Ilalor. Peed bkt ' • as t . p.p. k ,u, plaid ili de ' .... , — Vne -•'• • 'Sinn of bfrasta. White ind Metcalf, bankrupts, to secover • gooda oat" 'Pass "r""en' sod " w ". " w 4"." . . ' WPM ( tbe der . ' auk) •: iv 8.14; u‘ShilKlirpitlielllDOlLlMUMMl • Tth•Alt Ki tole awn median A ' : fir 6 . esifd ? i t o' 4l l l ,ad value of 4. 1 40: 1 91 which had.hetoPeigned. by the bantiens; 1617 " 66 ' 666 im i ell° ° °6 o l6l ' s. • , ...1 -IS entealife wn ' t ' 9 l- Mlnhelkin, Presto ,neti . i .,,,. ~ ! „ 7., ~,:. . .. ow , 4 . e ad Mr. J. Anna ini SSD illAp i l eyV l ws,. k i„ •. . ,CIVE. -. • Wel bed of Ws h ~..!9.4..1 P 0 5 .194 i tllVlMVlsles . t ~ . ..t It . %tt'ir 4t 0. 4 .... .4, • ..-. 4k , ik i el", gmma, Preto V ' Ye ""ea I •trotes , . 41 a examination of witnesses for the plaintiff the ' BOW-11tit . 1%,. • It 4 ti-Mi Lealieni ; rwialimblisisdraimii taaiww.l de. Sl"' at eleven, at the Al * Did you? said the ratite: "-'be is She 'a u - . Court till as o'clock, when the ease was adieerned' le.marto . Yeateidays Mc- ginckdig h • 'llw 1 " 6 "" r • w " 1 Alf auk Nam V Japan." (this day). Mill, managing clerk to Mr. Delmar, a solicitor, Inflate?. Orrice No.l, Pickett pisee.Temple Bar.