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. • •• . • . ~ ..., . .. . .. .., . • - . essIiIIs.NANDPOIRD.A.ss...-e . , . . .. . . • CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE . worrEß ASSIZE& CRIMINAL El • t. . LAW REPOR I. • . ..-.....--- , „ .—iim—.. a —...0.-- 'l_ MAIDSTONE, J" ce a se 12. firavesseary atilt* Number 01 ?MOW DIVIIIIIIIIII OF IIh a VEN T I , CAMBRIDGR, Jew IL 1 The Sittings appointed in L'indon and Middlesex, The folowlog is au alphabetical list of the lint six Howe of the i t rese ad ots sir gate, in tee year Ilistli; and howler? eassequence of the smoggling In evonsey es Ist Jan. NM, Mike IM. Ferules 46—Yetd my. 1 The Winter Gaol Delivery for this County soddenly before the Risht 1 00. Sir Cita aces /term Knight, hat Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of King s Ilene , Westasinster, Comineselog Bachelors of Arts, who will be examined next week t ended this 'morning,:iin monidttedessin Dec. incisive, under 21 yearseteoe. blah s tte. 1 ~ plane CIA Bottum, Job.; Cankrien, Trin. ; Cleasbe. De murder cages . going off. _ Demand, Thor losardei ela--Tetal east ; ahem diet ego, 'Lisa tom, It s ee s s et , - in and after Hilary Term, 1827 r Mn►tan . Trio.; Gorden, Pet.; Hopkios, Pet.; Tbeenteolt... l9ll •l Hobert Bailey, Soma Bailey, Thomas' _ les _ ontea. tea smormadialiedemeamillessetsi is. . I IN mats. ' ' Tinklar, C.C.C. ; Turner, Tria.; Yaw, Joh. • I LONDON. Nees Galan, Atka Hogbes , - U"X e Ransie, ' Jame* 4, removen as Sulks* Govan too, dhoe bletherat Perim:: t , or - DIDDLESIZ. rsday, Jae. 113. half put 19 g oce „, na. A .,..-Dawet, Cates; Dodd, C.C.C.; Hoare, Joh.; . _,, ~h onses whee l er, Ri c ha r d. Wire, and William Ts, d i,i, Ham, Ix ab oo mais gise„ also Vents at comm. 44 4 1 4 r . Pescock, PA.; Stuarts QP.; Venn. Qv. . . Wire, ieoem s ditto Hulk, at Woolvildorre. alle DON os fieseepon 31. 4 ;8 , • WNloedandealayia'nj.k2"2.,litlhf.alpfarigtt 14- 12 Thi1 Vie5.........-- 1 --A- s- . y..lan.ll2,lB ._ a_l3:past t 1: Jarrett, Cath ; Friday, Feb. 9, halt- past 9 Satuarday, F!totn. men Pee Tenn Czase.y, Clue ;sillornsby i Caine ; Brooke, JOll4 were kidected for the wilful moteler of Richard ; Destitute 11. Deaf b 7 Babas Corpse Yee Mai st the Assizes 2g. 1.: - Tuesday,..Cape. C.C.C.; Cerus, Tee ; Cooper, Trio. ; Crumb,. C.C-C• i Morgek, one of the Coast Blockade men, at Dover, on tote. Peuteradary likillkaah las awe to den Refuge for a. • , - '."mesa tilos. Dobbs, Trin.; Dykes, Pet.; Bade, Calms; Fame, Joh.; King, ditto to the Meese et los Louden 1111.4ttto to the I • Feb. 15, half-past 9 1 Wednesday, Feb. 14, liallepast 9. the 90th of July last. The particulars of this outragrus case have already been before the public. On the snails- of correction rir le 452, diseharged, indite remitted iii, sr. - L .---- CCC.; Moore, Qv.; Finder , Caius ; Rowell, Sid.; Talbot, Trin.; Walford; Trin. COURT OP CHANCERY. Jenrette ta.sent, the risottos severally pleaded 44 Not Guilty. Majesty's pardon 7, dlembeebis km sequined at the pa e imu • Fooling Ceasis—Appleton Trio. ; Betcbey. Caine;Caius; Bowitead,. WILLULEY ti. TIM DODD OF Dakota's. . Job. ; Roach, Kann ; Carinel, Pemb.; Charlesworth, Trie . The following prisoners were then arraigned on six Serbia ofd, Owe epee Whet helietteeet not baying been lows . Mr. SR ADW/ILL rose to inform the Court, that his client did not Colbeck, Ensue; Welk, Job.; Cooper, Pemb.; Couinsbans, several indictment, charging them with having, on divers fehoesi aea. dem oseleise ene hieing ,. he. Preer s. l ° 4l ,ll , c r Lt . :: b b e :/ s t , hcca ipped Slu t, ~ C intend . to file any more affidavits, and that on Tuesday next be Clare ; Dewdney, Joh.; Reston, Erato.; Gnaws Clan; Haar* and one ten pounds so, eh, wood Job .; Johnson, Job. ; Kelly, Calus; empt orne, Job.; should be ready to speak to tie- case as it now stood.the illeg it days and times, feloniously assembled, armed with fire- disee swan auuu sued ma 'Me Haar expressed his satisfaction that the case was to be folly Kennedy, Joh. ; Moline, C.aius; North, Joh.; K Owen, b loia.; Prue - arms, in order to be aiding and assisting in ep e e b a h mg Moo mow 14, removed to T a a Lunatic Asoao L . , . • • and finally gone on with on thatday. ter Pend). ; Rees, Joh.; Robson, Trio.; Rows Cebu: Serer% running and landing of certain prohibited and oncus- se . in ei r sial trial . wi t it Clarbonwell i elies gessio .us ee m e ses. 3*-- lu m smak._ 276o--ftewsk e e Tots(37l .3, that he was very.giad to hear this seg.; Webster, Trio.; Milian, Pet. tomed goods, on the coast of this county, viz.—J. Seeley. es Gated anal 14511.-0( white Noise 421 had been In Nene. r said,decTl,:atii-eona.lban4ClitAlicrucatediLethaat no more andavits would be brought in. Firm Cress--Antrobus. Job. ; Appleyard, Calm; Barn, jun. S. &till, T. Dsnard, S. Gilliam, R. Higgisse, P. Pierce, he y eet „..o nin k ie t e lamme d we year sey. - • The conversation stopped here, and his Lordship than proceeded Job.; o i - wr ie st , ch i ., "c ooper . J o b. ;Deans, Ch,„ ; H oyen d ee . To thesoAndieuments the pri- PUBLIC RXRCUVONS. , I to hear Bankrupt Petitions. Tele.; Lay, Joh. • Newland, C.C.C. ; S anders , Pemb.; Sur- J. Slued, and J. Wilson. The fellow* (Atlas the Number of ?mess who law id. ~ COURT OF KING'S BENCH, I - ANOARY IN. Pew. C.C.C.; P. ' fbnith, Trier.; Stainfottlergle; Seamans. Joi‘ sorters severally pleaded Guilty on the eareligellannti • Same Cease—Barrs,we Job. ; Braine, Via.; lkeyntofi, Chao Toe Souctron GENERAL, who ptweethittd for the moo D.* to He Geste of Middlaioa y and City al asgethee with tooLmsaaaokh t 4 BIDDULPIN AND COCKS IP. ISOADADAILI ADD A. 01111116 Oeeutces 01 and lad. Trio.; Collier, Trio.; Fosbrooke, r_ese.; , Holte, T_ri eb n.. This action was brought by Messrs. Biddulph Kenricke, Trin.; Kingdom, Trio.; Lewis. T__ • • Lard , . s '. Admiralty. then stated, that in conesqmence of the in dee grace el the Ws *tees Wet Cocks, who are well known bankers at Charing-cross, Faun, Joh. ;S. Satida, Tee.; Vine, Cash.; Wace, ~ Weed.: course which the prisoners last-mentioned had thought proper to take, he should offer no evidence in seppott wldebusasmitbelisswererseseselteafrass mo (ss eicted. maie r aldog and *wa di* an ir ft e i maiss l Tocal):W_Tes. : e 1 con host se, kL glary 62, Cottle/ and Mann* 5, gatortise a, Forgery it, p s . ,•- aganst George and William Borrodaile, merchants, OXFORD, J re. of the indictment for murder , conceiving that the justice via& 1, Heent-beeeklair 1. bdandekle 1, Letter.beeshhi • i , . a l lll of exchange, accepted by them, for 5,0001. The bi was dated the 31st ofJuly,lB2s, payable six Months At an Ordination held by the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord of the country would be satisfied by their confession, _Merder_lo,_ liltee_ to the MO Rese_ 4 ;__llareweif ee ilitastise misiss 4 4 , %,.• . Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, in Wells Cathedral, on Sunday • after date, consequently it became due February 3, last, the following Gentlemen were ordained: and such mitigated punishment as the mercy of the Th rir t a s :Fje l at i t ie lf w sa l ve s, oP (Cow) 1, dicta (woo et "' 1826.—1 t appeared by the evidence, that the defendants, Deacons—Philip Arden Cooper, B.A. Odd College, Oxford; Crown would prompt. For his own part, he should 4, .... 06 . 0 4. as . ki Dieethug Howe I. ore (privately) s, si, Messrs. Borrodaile, accepted this bill for Messrs. James Jackson, B.A. Brasennose College, Oxford ; Henry Dudley Or re elect the case to the C rown in such a way as would dine keel die Penmen 2, Treason 5, Useossog Forged elutes 46, RA. Oriel College, Osford; George Arthur Smyth, B.A. • Sykes and Co. Their intention was to have funds in the Ryden 01 the aberedlimber 234wellsral deetb Is tie Mint et Nrelate, of prob d a e b ad ly l. lead to a commutation of pun i s h ment shat ------ th Males MlL—Fewelle 7...Almed Total tab hands of Sykes and Co. in February, when the bill be- So Edmund Hall, Oxford; Summerton Tudor, B.A. St. Edmond a at geoestien Dad, mil mei ilkiameoweet, Mew-ha gr • came due, to take it up. Messrs. Sykes failed befhre Hall, Oxford ; George Best Brown, B.A. Clare Liall, Cambridge ; Henry Arthur Herbert, RA. Trinity College, Dublin ; James tee, Mr. Justice PA RE "said, he had no discretion to ezer - suatesusute n he N um b er ./ N um wa s ea h tw i t , hi e hi e i titi ,, cite - G a d a yi e wpae s - m ud ease s ela ms t h e T ar i lli. saddle men the bill became due, and at the time the Borrodailes B.A. Trinity College, Dublin. • . , were indebted to the house 5001. and if Sykes and Co. Pruzersoel Fox, RA. Pembroke College, Oxford Ed. selves guilty of a capital offence, of a most serious and of disk 011seem,eregestoseriviiishennorker ADIDOId e iligiorpi, di. b •am =l at the (151 Relay Swim: $ ward Power, Student of Magdalen Hall, Oxford ; JRDIe• Thomas aggravated nature, he had no alternative in the die. and lbsteseed dm* had sued on the bill, they could nut have recovered 7. Campbell, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge; Samuel Broombead —Mside more than 5001. Hodges, who was a customer, re- Ward, B.A. Cahn College, Cambridge. charge of his public duty, but to pass sentence of death, Wee efte r ned ""Blll" lii thee::: 1118 1 Ts IMO eleawit ilk WeilliaV ir tetw rebaer not y, tres 4 I , ceived the bill from Sykes and Co. and the plaintiffsend leave the offenders for execution. In the discharge tru4artatkia a , Imam 1 , nee 4 wi n a, eauded eessueue At an Ordination beldby the Bishop of Bath and Wells,_ in the • d• * The defence was, that there was no discounted it: Cathedral Church of Welk, on Sender sennight, Henry Femme .of this duty, the Learned Judge accordingly pro- coie Wing beibeetele conked oe a cemenon Marti I. most je A.B. of Sc. Peter's College, C am b r id ge, proof of a consideration having been given for the bill wee admitted to the Holy nounced the sentence of the law, leaving it to the So• "ea* In *awaited Wow! be Ile ealwe dells- 4 w larwards73,reene -• - by Hodges. The manner in which the bill was obtained , Orders of a Deacon ; and the Rev. Reuben Spry Randle , A.B. of " efts Calege, Cam bridge, was wain" Priret by 'in" of Letters Crown as his official duty would induce him to suggest. • Hal mark Lb:moles of rune licitor General to make such representations to the m in t " wi s.uvairedde r wdh 141 ; 6 2=. r wealegkeebe w lit wen tomcat& demiiptiens 1801, Misientemere IS, cenipiracy 5, perjury a, ithi 04 • by Hodges was this. The house of Sykes and Co had db,,, i ;„„ T i mi , the su e , et • Exeter . . It is probable that the sentence of death will be commuted to I—Total 154 d. ()twitch diem were senateced—To death 911 been in the habit of advancing sums to Hodges, who 1/XLINIUSTICAL rsonomons. treesPertation foe life. Had the trials proceeded, they were el- transpenation fee 11111 14, Melee* years SS, levee years 643, is had securities in their bands. On the day this bill was The Rev. Temple Chevallier, N.A.a Catherine Hags bub. " es ewe to have lasted at least three days. prieonieent in N M . leste, and le the Ham et Correetioo s, six , for im ern m th ^• i - given, Mr. Hodges was ti return it the same day if be re-artoMted Hams Lecturer kw the year 1527 . With the almve ease, the Arises ended. Th e capital convicts y ea r s e t t wo years a s use yew a l s, doe aassntY hew out all his effects. He withdrew all hiseproperty, u r dosea lle v • ope Cha ll s et the ll'ansisdeoe smaer visowsPd•d• Fehr seel ef Claraet. Hall, has left for ution were, John Peek, guilty al forgery, on his own four eienalis t 4 time smothe 157, two momhs 76. six weeks 5, • * anfaciou ; aad James Richard Sprattford. and Wile one rests aisceesider 10S, •Ibasd ts. sod discharged (o ne tot) on , il. but did not return the bill. n o w ee . j a w 0, ewes memo% • ag.A. et antes COMM aims Barton, convicted r t l t i f i e g r kwa d' y robbery leith great vioknee, w hippeagoe discharged $5, those whose jelre s ets m u' , re ,. The LORD Carter Juries, in his address to the Jury,ealled upon G t h e m e t e s ee mae4 t by 1111 bee. Precomer Deed *to ti t ° fr " open Jeremiah Irashieed, at Orkitone. OW 12, entered into his own recognizance I—tutal 1846.- •htin to say whether they believed such a contract had been entered tu g wa h ew ed Gnome u mt of nrwesk. The Winter Boone Circuit aided at this place. . Acquitted 1241, ditto on use grassed of ituanity, 1, discharged, bit into between Hodges and Sykes and Co.? Tao levAtabert Maeda. B.A. of Ow Hall, was, on the red al •Indictoant mot being found. 114.5, ditto nut levies being arc It The Jury, after a few minutes coosultation, said they were of oit. iodise hp th e L.,a Sisk. of lAndes, to the Vicarage of secotokes—tetat 95').—Ctrand total mas: . .. *oleo that Hodges ought to have returned the bill, and • that there Flossing's*, lbenoin tbe pessentadse el its father, the late Peter POLICE INTELLIGENCE. JOHN WoNTNER, Keeper. i • had been a contract to do so. Firmin, Face el Dedham. —isallmo- The Lotto Cone Justice then said, the plaintiffs who stood in 'llse Rev. James Core, IL A. was last week licensed to the Per- . the same situation as Hedges could not recover. petual Curacy of Ferakam in Suffolk, en the nomination of Dudley MANSION-HOUSE. Monday evening, Mr. Ehhtsrox played Rover, a A Tani owes eallted Theo" Cm•° 11 " 1111 ` Mah°• ° PO" a. th. . ,W a t e a r dis is th in e Pt u7fe ne c:Zte prejndice,whiar still prevails 1 N The Jury found a verdict for the defendants. Long Noah, Req. 4 Little Gleasham MIL • auesasesi • saga. Th e Raw* Aeweeder IrDonald, riddles in Perth, has received the Lent Mayor Ise realm avian the Colombian Agricakural 0 This was an action on a bill of exchange for 2.501. a voi th mil a co g h em t h e S cott i s h presbyterial' Ctorcili in Ste- Aeseefassoo, ter having by false promotes induced bins to leave in some parts of the kingdom against vaccination, than the emery. at Bridport no less than 59 persons lately fell victims, , drawn by Lumley St. George Skelfinton, accepted by atin_shaTs. Johnto be their Pastor • soma charge of the Pada st The um juvise in an abrupt sad aimed wooer, iim he . .11 ne .. .; arDeugal to the Sir Thomas Champneys, and indorsed by the defendant.to a short time, to the ravages of the small pox. " CI • bad so gook toiewellsres . . • The plaintiff bad signed an undertaking not to proceed „ ' eumminestaillmais T he ampedhaeoehe was embarrassed, w hi te d te k„,,, The cultivation of silk worms is proceeding rapidll 1,0; against the defendant until the drawer and acceptor of w h ether wee no reesospease to be had for his lose anise? and properously, at Munich. Above eighty individual: ii t ki . .__T a hla i c_c_____ , ounts pemished from th in e tbose man p o u fa cce ctn furni tini d acce. istri ats, etss_as as appasaipapa soy rapaparepaa, and The Lea. Ma sold, be mold am interfere to compel die are engaged in it. , . . the bill had been sued. It appeared, however, that both were insolvent. The defendant was informed of z o ,;;;:.= Peden to Per weans. ae make SORRRY SESSION% JAW. 11.—The oppe.l case 0 1 -: i therefore he shoal! net same Imo die ease. • that circumstance, and said he knew they were insolvent. Captain Francis Begat, who was convicted at the IL Charlie ter. the Trustees of St. Mary, Newingroo ~ . .7 • therefore would not insist upon any further indulgence. Gaya c ual wi e des of ,Ms bees senteoced to trams. QUEEN-SQUARE. which was Of some importance, was tried here this day. 1 The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, partatkan for late. 11 . ° tw it , 6" of dm* being who at. in the habit of imposing The evidence adduced, which went to charge the Cone Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds. Sunday evening last, a labouring man named Cob- es the Pine, hY *aided ell the Pavement thet ed dieueedef mate missionera under the Additional Churches Act will 11 • dlog , t TILUILINY AND ANOTIlla i lIISIGNINII or TNONDS DeRSIOND, DANN. bet s was knocked down, and afters eat. deal of ill- o f wanwimr iv" blaae b t 8, es an fittPmfw i ° ll mat him, dumb early la the day, halfpence to the aslant of Ss. std. unnecessary expenditure, principally related to the , RIF; 11. an. miss. treatment, robbed of 61. lls. in gold and :flyer, by a were Stead epos him. it appeared he was by trade a shoemaker. hanging of eight instead of three bells. The Coot n The question to be tried in this cause was whether couple of ruffians in the neifbbourhood of Guildford. but though too lazy to dig. to beg be was not whom'; be was, were unanimously of opinion that the case was not mach • ,- Dr. Uwins, having paid his debt of 211.125. due to the Cobbet was found insensible in a ditch, by a servant of therefore, mot to grind at the DIM for we meek area the arty mac—Appeal dismissed. •ri Ni. estate, to the order of only one assignee, he was liable Lord Gawky. From the darkness of the night, to go towards Ile keep. 1-. •Ti • tI a to pay it over again? the only description he could give was, that they were I. KB. BIRTH. , , r Mr. Scaatarr opened the case, by stating some an dressed in dark clothes. Two fellows were taken up A Caste was charged with Ift.elft a fared M I seta to Mr. Yesterda J, at the General Post 011ice,theLady of G. B. Fitt. y. thorities for the proposition; but before he entered into %Amen innelleed of dm Hans. in on suspicion at Guildford, and brought on Monday be- __,.. _ ? ____,_ _ Wl_iiudisal.._ I . y .. blether. ll &bole w he Mat' lag- a son. ' • IT the merits of the case, he said he had received notice DIED. fore Mr.Onslow, one of the Magistrates for the County r e 7,l7 ena = eat b: s Z t o f LI:7: l b: 1,71:,,, t r a5 e......ad:g e - ie. ve unbar . onus 0„ ade as. Gawp crannies, to dispute the bankruptcy. of Surry, for examination , when one of them turned t o gala credit, he said b e would tell t h e truth. He ea u i te - T tu de . le Leri- tipeehnd. les A question arose whether the notice was a legal one ? out to be 44 Cobbler Will,''Who lately made such a noise, dog is the taproom at the Black Ball. Ibbepsiatnetalse, wits a Tuesday, in orarran _ streer, Thwerevere, mho assjee,al. ; d7 which the Judge determined was. They then enteredentered, and asked if he mold do anything In the MIMI e n mew hi the literary and who seems destined to keep it up ;the other Was "seater of gave bus , .. w a world by the publication many be way ? and pulling out a handle ' l ' m Laical works. into the proof by producing the commission, the adju. named John Gaines. 11th to buy a .pound al plants, and bring bins the Haase, when a thought =-,.......__ dication, and three several assignments . The trading D4struck Min to apply it to his own use. This double roguery, of -1; sumo BUROLART.—Tharsday morning, the NEWGATE as..LgADENHALL MARKETS , JAN. it was admitted, andlhe petitioning creditor's debt ; but instant, the house of Mr. Cheetham , Hat old -street, course, did not avail bias, and he was remanded. Beef... ss Od to 4s ed h l Veal when the act of Bankruptcy came to be proved , - Stamford.street, was burglariously entere d -b y the • Mutton .. ..... .2s 8d to Se 8d Pork ...... ... 34 4d to es id I turned oat that Mr. Dornford being pressed for a debt kitchen window, and robbed of a considerable quasi- FlRM—Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, a fire PRICKS or HAY rum STRAW YESTERDAY. • he was unable to meet at that critical period, last Ja - tity of wearing-apparel, and bed and table linen. Mr. worn:carom. broke out in the house of hilr. Wiginton an under- Hay o r o • l " od agis t ' o s._ sl 15 . od Hay 51 tov to si Si oe 1 nuary, in order to avoid giving an undue reference, Cheethanis servant had quitted the house on the pro. taker, io Old-street, St. Luke's, owing to ;he burst a irier 4 1 15 , od CO f a 15 , 0 5 c ove , 4 1 4 , to 6 1 6 , 0 ,. under the advice of the Solicitor, Mr. T. N. Williams, ceding evening, and, it is supposed, left the kitchen . of a . gas-pipe in the cellar. The timely arrival of several Straw II cos Od to 11 18s Od Straw 11 126 to 11 16s Ck • • he had consented to have it stated to a creditor that lie window unfastened. The thieves, in order to procure. engines prevented the flames communicating to the up- oas gone out of the way to avoid the payment of his per part of the house, and the fire was extinguished PRICE OF HOPS, PER CWT. Jan. le. something to carry off their plunder, bad let down a t A demand, and had given written instructions to his set.. new MCKIM& 51W SAO% * • press bedstead, the noise of which awoke Mrs. Chest - without much damage being done to the premises ; gene •••••• B DI to It" Kent ...... US to 1011 vane what to state. ham, who got up and struck a light, which disturbed but the family were thrown into the greatest cauterise- all* " This was considered by Mr. Justice Bawer as a concerted act Essex the depredators, caused them to make a retreat, leaving tion and alarm. • of Bankruptcy , and consequently vitiated the whole proceedings. behind them. Farnham fine 147. to 172s—Secoods. 120. to 140 s ! 1 ,j This independent of the merits case, • of the knocked up the cause, part of their intended booty Yesterday morning about two o'clock, an a l arm ing 7 • ' ' ited • b which the commisaion becomes CLERKENRELL SESSIONS, JAN. sad the parties were noose , y 12.—Mr. AdolphusPßlCK OF LKATHEit. fire broke out at the copper-works of Messrs. C.I, B r , o .upersedsble, and the whole proceedings, from beginning to co d , moved the Court, that leave might be granted to exhi- r Dressing Hides l3l to 1 .el 1 null and voi. bit articles of the peace, on behalf of—Starkey, Esq. a Young. and Co. at Limehouse , which for some time Common Ditto ......... .-. • . raged with such fury aa to threaten destruction to the Crop Hides, SS to cribs for cutting Magistrate of the county of Lancaster, against a per- whole premises ; but by the prompt exertions of the fire- Cane 45 to 501bs ........ .......... 1 lid to 17 11, ORIGIN OP THZ ROYAL VAULT AT W11122011.—0n son of the name of Richardson. The articles set forth,Calf Salo% 56 to 401 bi l6d to 24 the west side of the choir door, in the north aide, is a Chapel built that the defendant having been convicted at the Salford which - • - men and others, it was confined to the warehouses e n Diu* 50 to 70Ibs ,...11341 to 274 •t by Euzurro, wife of Weaust Lord Haulms, who is buried Sessions , of obta i ning goods under false pretences, was it originated, bat which were entirely consumed. Ditto 70 to eoibs ...... ..... .... 21d to stml I here. At the end of the Mori is a distinct, thopgh attached, 'l The lots is estimated at about 2,0001. The property Small Seals, Greenland ).... ' called the tomb-house, which was commenced by Huge sentenc ed huddle& • months' • • by the Court to eighteen imprison- was insured. Tanned Horse Hides led to la • , .. . VII. and intended for his burial place. It was granted by Henn went ; the prisoner had conceived the most violent one. Spanish Horse Hides ... .. .... , Handel, who was one of the greatest gluttons of the • 1 VIII. to Cardinal Wouer, who began a sumptuous monument mosity against Mr. Starkey, the Chairman, and had _ • for himself within its walk. This was destroyed in the Civil Wars. a, frequently ordered a dinner at a tavern for fie e• PRICE or TALLOW, 110A 1 P Ste. per 11211. expressed in letters, his determination to inflict the most 'd Jamas 11. fitted up the building as a Roman Catholic Chapel, and ~, w hen only himself was to partake of it. • Having once Town Tallow so. od Yellow Soap e vengeance on him. Under these circumstances, Yellow Russia ... ..... 42s Od Waded . attended the celebration of mass. After that Monarch's ternul publicly abdication the Chapel was deserted ; but in 1800, Geo. 111. gave Mr. Adolphus submitted that the articles should be fil- ate so immoderately as to be nearly deprived of all re- W h i te s o tto --• od Curd .. ..... .......,„. Os ea orders for it to be repaired, beautified, and appropriated for the ed, and the defendant obliged to enter into recogni- spiration i a physician, a friend of his, was called in, Sea ditto —s Od Graves... ...... ........is ms 6d • interment:of his family. who h • alarm him of his beastly Ide P , hoping to out custom, hing Stuff ... ...... . zances to keep the peace. Mr. Rawlinson, of Mary-la- • Rome and Edinburgh contain almost the same number d * tl told him trec y bonne-office. observed, that the present defendant had of inhabitants. According to the census taken in 1821, • no hopes ?" said Handel. " None," replied the frieed.COURSE Or EXCHANGE, Jan. me • violent I M R' written even more • etters to r. S pr ing ice. Amster d am to sCF Seville ' the population of Edinburgh was 138,235, and that of — " you so r re' •ed the •" th I'll ' k •••••• *-****.**** 33e Join abet , en ma e the l • ine p risoner then entered into recognizance:. Ditto at 5ight......12 2 Gibraltar. .. . .... IS Rome in 1825 was 138,730. In 1896 it had increased most of thy time, * and immediately devoured the re- Rotterdam... 2 Ul2 6 Leghorn ..... .... 471 to 139,847. What a differehce in other respects the A Gentleman, resident in the Quica Court - note.— mainder of the dish with a voraciousness that must have Antwerp l2 6 Genoa . 431 . , ~- following table exhibits: neighbourhood of Manchester, had paid his addresses kill e d an y o th er man i n t h e wor ld b ut himself. Harnburgh 5$ U 37 3 Venice 14 Bishops . . Rome. Edinburgh. 55 2 to a young Lady not many miles from Liverpool, who, it is stated, had so far approved of his suit as toAltana ... 21 U 37 4 There is a traditional anecdote concernin Mr. Boyle, p o d sd e . ss b t 2 5 so 0 al y is that he used to have it sometimes i nscri b e d over his Ditto 2U25 $5 Malta Naples . Priests • . 1,595 73 fix a day in the last week for the performance of the Palermo ... lied pet le • Monks and Friars . . 1,794 None.door, o Mr. Boyle is not to be spoken with to-day r Madrid-- ...... Ss* Lisboa ...... « 50 ' marriage ceremony. He came to town on Saturd ay Nuns . 2,040 None. This was very proper in one who was often engaged in Cm111 ,...,..,.... --- ••• 3 4, RIO Janeiro... lu Colleges and etninacies : 382 3,500 week for the purpose of making preparations for the processes of importance, and which required an tune. --- --- --4 Dub1in............ i } • In the Prisms . . 996 429 approaching nuptials. In the course of the day he en- Babes. ns - Cork ..... ........ la mitred attention. Indeed, if, literary men in general The number of Churches at Rome is commonly tered a glover's shop to purchase gloves for the wed- could find a rational method of preventing the intent PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVEIt. - ' reckoned at 300. In Edinburgh there are only about ding. A young Lady was behind the counter. She To • f • • 60 of every description. The number of Edinburgh smiled, as female shopkeepers generally do when the poop o tormenting morning v i s i tors , it would be of Silver, in bars, standard. ............ ....... .. 0 4 110 • y service to the prosecution of many seful desi gns -. Clergy in the above list, includes those of every sect and observe the face of a male customer. The gloves were COAL MARKET, Jae. 12. hi When Sharp, the celebrated en graver, employ ed Ships ilt Market. • was persuasion. Thus, supposing that a third of the poi"- soon displayed on the counter, and the fair one pro-Ships Sold. Price. on some of his best pieces, he used to take l o d gings at "1 New ca stle 17 Us Od, to 114 s Od , lation attend Church, the Clergy of the Roman capital seeded to fit a pair on the hand of her new customer. . some distance from London , in . would have thirty hearers a-piece, and those of the The Gentleman first looked at the Lady, then at the ceder s as he said, not to be i n t e r ru pted by his Scotch capital, six hundred. The statement, re- gloves, and again at the Lady. His eye brightened,ld AI LSLTHIS DAY. e • Whilst the R eg iment' were In India, a Serjeant spotting the prisoners, is taken from the Return made his bosom heaved, a sigh escaped. In another moment o b t ained a n Ensign's commission in the corps. Thinking that ease Dubin MIL DIM AM sea. 1 o Fres.* 1 0 . to the House of Commons in 1826, and exhibits the the poor Gentleman was desperately, incurably in love. of manner wasreonisite to prove bins mialified be Ms stew situation, wstai‘rd o 1 l Hamburg 0 5 • greatest number confined at any one time during the He forgot her whom he had come hither to ma , ry, and on joining the Otters after the first puede whisk be ittanded. be Goornain and Jersey 0 1 I Flanders 0 I c year 1825, including debtors, as well as criminals. Ac- became a faithless lover. He instantly offered his hand bean to talk very loud, and in such a manner . as to provoke some Lisbon . 0 1 Brazil 0 0 unpleasant remark from an old Brevet Dia who bad known him Hottegbeoes - cording to this calculation, therefore, Rome has twice to the fair glover. She just hesitated one 'mitten', as • • Pr ' 00 1 Sweden '1 1 erg as a errata; spun which our hero observed , that he dirtiest Leeward bloods o 0 Jamaica 0 0 as many prisoners as Edinburgh, and twenty times as Ladies generally hesitate - when placed in such singular Ike such laage and that be was as good a Gentleman as the Holland many Priests. 'The number of students and scholars in circumstances, and blushingly yielded herself to his Majos. " Yo u should be ken. Sir," said the Major. "fur, all 0 1 Buenos Ayres 0 0 the former and the latter, is as one to ten. If a similar soft seduction. Ott Monday last the parties were mar- thin g s li"il by keeping, sad yea were last made." RIG Irs-W ATE* at ILONDON-BKI Del X T 0.31011110111. eeting 53 minutes ales It I list of splendid Churches, works of art, and sacred relics lied and drove out of town, attended by a splendid . .• • • the Journal of the Two States, under d to NaNaples, Afternoon • . ' wear exhibited, the northern capital, would exhibit a cavalcade, to the residence of the hot and fiery ens 19th Dee ts be ensber, makes the prolongation cif the period for oginnielog P------ ' _i corn - sad picture. , ' •morato.—Liverpool Albion. . . yesi „sirst.;exported under foreign flags, to the end of the present tenwE - wo g poegekse kr. Kwx .8 *tat Orval* ' . 1;