Star. — London, England, 1827-01-19 00:00:00

" ..'"" • •R NOM imiNIMII . . • ' . • ....Cart.' • , .. • . ' . , .. • • ' . .m ama woods. -,,.., ... : ..,,, , ,,...-74artgirl_ltritich.. - .atity lair • . ...._• • arch — k. .._.- -.........._ aloe, run tune.. a • all -- ; " - •-‘ sylra - - - llet i e Y .i Itarrettee ; : - . • ..lngtlalo7l4lol3lllll. DtIatTRIII, Jammer ter. early hour _ with: Mrs. Bligh's affidavit, and where. and conte_nded films Conn ba d • . t :l l li r e eb h y m p u r most h en av te e d o w th at erw il iseaenths:tedli.allAgetratsand distress • • • that never had any man made ntTi i police . oter d s be we a r v e a st ab at l ioned e_th a rre t every ibey brossu Ceaspit uo isg b • moseg liesesea nicagv v.-:4 yearnis , co ausaatherrumudo tar tad n a e ta . o t a "v" . r Since the present year commenced we have .f evey s. usual° ctecht t bl e w i e t o f wea thet,-mwind and rain --frost and ht the mottling avenue where assistarce c . i erh° ' hei more cmtl e et n..n.oos it 62441 eche. '" /An d 1)1385 ' .h • The slat Or snow ' • iind resp ect than r.- w•••••••-Y --•••• T. . lee snow- thu nde r and lig msg. e • a ph ireparticulat showers which fell on the lat. were followed by a oretty inhabitants in the closes. , Oulu* belong been porn to . g a T o o o dsy..4=se, . o 'l4 l ' tank A __llhorl. I. Gintleman, in allusion to p remained all day, and reordered essential serv i ce to the l'i biissy n e ' T he ."' ' , eel/r u e d tree" die imeareeef ai sewsve monism ••• se tragread atele ce.b a u l 4.. •: • Aments of' the police tmd, sad Co. .41ekleted' it b e. sharp frost; and on the' 2d anci - 9d,Crge' I, Qom, ihryl. kindle good Gres in the large • of or most indecent *atom midis were so alretched as to be pieced in .04 11 rele, .., _fnes" with all the intermediate and lesser hills, were whiter - o ak., the individuals who had keen driven fr_ their i soPt a.aleik. vereori_tos.zf am be,a ,w se . . i ... , .. 4 ' wawa ...on tata j.. taatioe,• he would ;rather the whole world shersuree. than. e bate see n them for a long period.-perbaPs banes were swayed there. Mr. Ashen Da . lglish, L i pid , w e'd; in:iirwsmitid• not ell. •• have him guilty of bonne committed perjury through' Ooze February, 1823. By the 4th, the ice av remise 01 holly dtwevered, be Was.skiirit tete a peas* MO, ea* 413 g 11-P . of Chairman of the >Relief Commifte, And M . r. C iic rana ? Booing day, every skeet were in attendance the whole de,: and ins ' . nut the a ffi davits, than have chat one Passage take° of hearing, and on the fo . „I .., w . pa "*"l 4,ifi t , ke w . h o l 7:teek et .I.. liar ' 4 . 1 1 4 ...... ,1100 . fersooo- 1.111 : 14..i. a 7: 16 1 .... 11.*". ::_ ' " , passages read. Is avatar for miles around, was as densely . covet! et* .after. Divine Service the Loyd Provou end Magistrates Oh ' to be true. (A great number of • the the Learned Cooosel were altogether unfit for publi• human beings as ever it was peopled trith„fiaite attla - _ a ttended, sod rendered.eyery asektaoce in their. power . , o i r .stat j , ebe , ma 4 : 1 ,747j - „,'„, e Tif„ s ": - ,WL - 4 - „,,,72, 1 ow/ a . ete . lee ~ , Captain • Graham was also actively **gaged in the es •egirot.atemed edth Mom. .. gross indecency.) cation from their It appeared by 7 woo! to distributing bread to the sufferero . Two • et* Clerk,lo o s:e r tilUllFrin4*4 l CO C ho mer. At an early hour in the morning count men, merchants, tradesmen, were all seen Mr% . after part of theelay one part of Dr. - Bulkeley's a ffi davit that he had carried messages of a hostile nature bets eon C a p. the scene of action; and the frost, throug c hout . the Whole , a nd drink .was alto supplied to those • who required it. ttilte teen* ef.the. rake* •AewrOutasts , winch e r; i wit , 4 them to the eimakem custody. He appeared as day, proved so keen that the truly, (latish amt „ 1 Several cedars in which valuable, woof y_ Ms: •. . • mv or wee , t oe w h e . &pais the plat wa s • A ra tai • Bhgh and Mr. Wellesley. too,. according Curling has rarely been played under more favourabl e sited, at the Broosielaw, in Clyde -sureet and Hutchoton . ,a w o o trapn * J am w lonia, Mr " . Wellesley's friend ; and thin, along, 1001110tfeele e l to his own • V 1 , Ma 't after he knew Mr. Welltsley circumstance ,.ol7 The stones were heard booming to „ were l a id ender water. ,At the Broo m s ,* _:, sli.. stwrigts be 1 tisadfon=, •••••; to be an adulterer of the grossest and most brutal - wad occesionally smacking against each other, at more g oo d remn , e d a very gran d aprem p teee „ B o ats con. t . IT et tad* dtWur . TWA raw Ise, dersgetmetreet. On a search mime parcel, were fowd, sod. p -' t kind, and tycoon necomplice in the perpetration of a than holt a -mile's distance; and once or twice we tinned to-ply there denim the day, for the 110011174 0 ' mama. "jab was asamasaaamosa.daa mg. . with the dti •to ' ow Which, we are glad to lean, no damage has . . bisa by aba . 45( l etwamittellhow he • ' mi l murder . Good Goo I could the evidence (sleuth actually observed the imprisoned trouts rising to the d a tion of the people connected . pool; , . ,knob HAI, o f 4,14 04 14 1 01101nee1, Me* Oil . d . t • 1111 t 0 wan be credited? No, though he shout' pile a ffi davit surface, as if inagious to discover. the characters of those '''-- smeaffrdwrit. all would be of no avail. He *waif had by whom their watery solitudes were invaded. nutcoos. Is .he ' ked the alestootion of his own credit, sad he Mast -•- woe the Curler's jubilee iiro"of brief continuance. Earl on ed mad coo. so to Ids hembliced. About three o'clock, is or. the winds recreated awn "Cle. Wied vatil liii°l lace 6" "al fet of the amber , Earl] derably, and the ' ri ver beam* to tempestmos 3ie. the _..__ „, a __ . of ~.._._ _ ....„. -„,_____ a ...____._ ~ , i • s ' ndrthe• Withdraw then the affidavits Saturday morning a rapitithaw comment s . , cause great apprehension for the sa y the paies,„,rb":dsrard wog 4 7 . '4. e a sp 7r i a a = e s r 1 4- • -44_ . ~1 setae. lk , sad whathetameof the cue. -It wale ti n until ever icicle bi r d dise•PPeared from the vat- b• ridge. Soon after this the river was at its height. th e w ( l ake w ow h e aa 4 ( ap e awat i mipartaMdes Si batma n than it was de- ' with AA bandwidth:a. 'lhe he , ham handed i. .? The Learned Gentleman , after some further re- leys oo every pate of show from the hills. Disaltreelaw when it was Daly twelve inches lower laskas* ( yea . ••••mimeo.) lie had nee the lam deaitailltssoaersill ICI ked 4- Sigh em.gba affidavits of Dr. Bulkeley. sad particularly af a a§joreatker succeeded, and shordy after the sun.hs_ d tin the gre at good on Matson Day, 1824. a . . ...,.. ei the prusper. zfre swim 10 hweeiriereget •A ' jimaastin" g parts of them with- Mrs. Weileskry's •aftd r imacairtienlay, the liky!suddettly dinged italsPgrar; Thesauruses% end coosiderate conduct of the Who. w i e r o 4 o . ow." No Reber. ' . k • ' hers. paid that he did not pretend to dart the w ow, aod i a s two thunder hurled L i lies:wet . -. • T . ' the„, ; _ al-rrae_ s ___,_ . ricks on this occasion requires maly to be meetioned- Tbe Loa p uma mossoadosse t rasst o tew t awa ... i• • ion of the Couttoohis argumeot took * (.0 1 ' lightniwg. s. dad with 'fearful b . .16*Y. 11 7. _.' we ass titre it will be properly appreciated, as well by ; . .0011.DHALlo .' • i- . s ow e d that it was competent t • acts but what ne though comparatively kw ha alludrera www apftslungiY thorn whet reaped the beat* as ` • y entry haulm e ma te, 1e.... fiLass.L.N.,...l.•• of r00......._ , '1 . ' withal to know Was. what kind of evidence was ad• load and long continued aMA so _Vivid were the cot- vidoal in theaty. This ineedation must be predated,* m i",: ea 7 m 7 d, 7;7l7 l ,7 6 7l;;;; r omm e''"aik., - , canto . adnussible in aids ilea, and how credit was to be ale- ruscations of the @lonia ,Arvid. that many personoac- of ' died hem d Jars uall be lieved that the li tnin had entered , and was portioned out to i 5.... He thought that if family a in. t y g e, i t of this yi great calamity at the present Inclement searser of the Mr. laosen_ slowi t al k,, t . the iv ilasa so„ ! keno ., damit. Sank, SI ark no a investigated at all. that they should be illuminating. their dwallusgs. - The pressman w ill b e spee dil y a d opte d VIVO t o-be e k e dart, damp, an d tee sepaciatm of die widow , tine Paris Moss granted sod Thar .we have their fear, however, bet that measures smog iv .or _,. igated in prientis-fur the mischief which was done office, and a boy that was assisting him. both received Its 7. by moth public effintores was immense. It detested the a slight shock, the one on the dose and the other on the untomfertabk dwellin g s oidlaree Mallbrumateindiwi. aad asso lr o dda r mo u l is e m bo a i r l y. be. im ar vou laaeralt .The T b s tunt sr ri sw Arlo *, assu rPlassli i am dash who bate suffered as ellietfol, as good fires will p o s t pon e d till Tuesday ; and ea Mired's, eight the 'mama tag e . 1 - ends of justice. and rendered it almost impracticable to eye ; and at Kelton, daring the thief peal of thunder, rna b est h eso ,_ ~. • 4 . .to a beam of bad repute and what she reamed, new mend% , toss flood had considerably she eel_ 41 ,.. 111 SUM art repute, "To M. ham ask& Ile wit r". :; • procure respectable evirtesona .Before proceeding fur- the lightning struck five trees, &knitted in a row and ..E we l y . i . ewer d w y --1..... , 5 „, • *mho would beg to ask histordship if be remembered, descending to their roots with a fearful es • e. 4 We. sa b a id e d, sa d we •. . Audi* hisjudicial experience, a case in which a parent up the earth on either side. At the sole 1110alealls it mo d em , that the *ware in informing our catosesbraineld,_ted_=.7"l"'._eneeill__ . iiiik___ _dihs_lirilasar_ 00.10deee. her which Mr. Ckland lately ~,, Mn. rrastaawm::::47:Aarahribew:i s ad- r a r e 1 1 :7 1y N. I: bad bait deprive d of the education of his children on ploughed and retied the clay floor of an seil_ v oisi_ng sada . with the weametliee.ds ti de and drive round the kept.wat ef the way ea the Mooliallot oi Ow rbe Surpass 3 ish • • doubtful evidence? It certainly aright be oecessary for apartment, and stunned most severely two girls w. . Orbs., ..owurely „ kimono the good sad storm; not- •Prorrsok7 st Seidel of afro.. arl ilssirrd rs reuse . i doe Overt to call parties before it, and to a ft their Ctill' , wereunconsciousle following their employments oithi .. . w ia re b wi d - T w i - that the waten were uncommonly agi. man ur sa . 4Aideninsylease rub md uka abbad ie dkiy iser waro lat i tall= sr emsn• • ' 7 1 duct to the bottom; but unlesUbarge% sad those too Ten or twelve carpenters, who Were workingman a . tated by the high winds. lo three hours after the waters ma& •Poisisa old they were set; she bad art epithet to thin .. of a most weighty nature. were barna saaawaiathawi7 about 40 yards distant, all received, and were sen sible had subsided, the drive was as entire and dry, as if no she maid met WI Melon's same, M a e he wee an oest_efarchee . . • by evidence, heapprehended that diaLlsonesold-htmei of, the shock. Two of them in particular who were... inundation bad taken place. This circumstance is the !sharteso. The woman. On a hir art allhalwyeses.r.a 0_ l_l_trt . y.l i z feel itself embarked to interpose its authority. And be busily plying the cross saw, actually reeled rod teg noose gratifying. as no apprehentioas deed now be ester- re„,..:=,, that ... abase 91 ' " 4 : 4441 take the liberty of further asking his Lordshill , backwards; and it ' is natural to suppose, that the -I if any case had ever been sent to a Joey to try the am polished metal of the instrument in question, had acted caned of any after injury being done by the river, toe . siaraimi ='' a , kat shat vie „ Ka say , abasa : v a b r ala w : i l l . ' late swell having greatly consolidated the forced banks, sod a m O W e e• b eltr ee M e al* ,11101, te t r a :o g a at* girl at Iril . • -dlielity of a %tritons? as a conductor to the electric spark . At Greenlaw The well which the Magistrates lately made near the had readied . Ot 0_' .. 11 The Lama Cmucames-Naam - House,_the lightning struck a pitch pine , . splintered a b ea t w e t h e G wen ,. w iO s mod the pressing. although T i me la r oy. L ae feel " taw daer "" a l s ' a tli• Wid Y z we " Ta i l B" theaght tbe cue was earttinly • wry am Mr How was not cow of those who thought that part of the stem, ploughed the earth into furrows a l ar g e ties nest u war' wen ep by the coots by the mime alai ma sawed mu. proem to mad salt weehoid 1 • eat " "' befit ' aawahauid liw li wt t° " disc .but but most around, tossed a put of it 'to the very top of am tree, hip mo d s . she pawn piled aut. . he unquestionably-that were soave occasions on which d ' J N . 'MARLBOROUGH-STRUM Jo ran along the roots, shattered one of them into fibres, . ..- - - - 'witness box, and a cross-eramioaticenlad, costae. P e ,_ wer and forced to a very great distance a quantity of atones „„,_ _ ll , - - 4_,_„, laid ..., a .,. „_,__. ~____ ____._ ___ or .,_,_______ flete duty that r i gs —, -•' of dialog dilstruth then any other (*dean Tana . t h e n, that were lying near. A violent gale of wind, or rather r__ll".:_"7 tien _, ______ good. ~.. "T"' _1 7 . _ 6 ,7: _,;n7.77_, e us.73.,___rwr_ +2_7_,7_l7l‘._____._m'rrf tre',.___ _ • chat Coast bad "amens ef-titaff th e credibilitYllf th e a hurricane, both preceded and followed the thunder, amo'Tenn; 0 a v i l wil lT i u i r tio ikitthat artick, '; = ." Easse , m, "' 1 ,7 ; um = =:Z eawn eue 'r ej 11 ;71, 1 7 e : h 7 fr . witnesses who appeared before.st,. bet by meant of fair stood to be - intended as * ins to the imalbe Oka "" * *W S 43 " deRwes P edwwiii at ' " ilwrwl • " It '- and our readers will perceive, by nor shippieg . latelli. " well as the adjoining streets, was crowded so *mew, by perste- ' ctiala P atillas ' audio that a f a t elll ' be ' llad "WM. w ith genie that Monday, Tuesday, aild AVe-o&y, were -- . facture, which hat baemindit salaufig doe Indians in amuses re see the remiss of the tat Done of Tech-lying in mates 1 • respociotoThaffirdbiday p - bat kart there should still be tru l y tearful nights at sea. . , . away 41 1 **1 1 Feelalle i _ a _gaff the quality ci. his teatinam__,___ i i- .On Vedoeslay we had another change of weather. • e roi xis . te o n s. t a td ailit A nt e s ep t aft' beellialillialiY • • -nit. iodated both by the eke Pawl- ft • laiewlea, do 'unstable, depend, that gloat use 'Zabel bayou _. - ' Sat 111.1C "" 1 "" 5 ' 4 what tarns his eall 's -I ' ue During the preceding night a considetklile quantity of '''"'"' ._ _ 6, Janses'oeftest, far the .. se lessoning seder aid 1""r : two o'clock, at No. 76, St. John-street, W.e.et.. 3 m_ 4 b. ogl e d gamo• evrelryikr,Volitpway . wish tee sr WIL . ; Wwleive: ( n•aut - fire bulimia* yesterday metni , a b o ur t a w , who were l e v i e Ne w e et h e ^pme or . m had 'ow' er gi'reel kW evidence before ' snow le% andolthough it melted osily . at first, every. 4 Ming _ _ e g . _ in, _ . . antem_a_s se•whit' bad. primmer, whale a well Wigs ..:- t s . Lorfe;iri' Is the. enralle 'mid Ware the Jury, be had thing seemed to portend a fiallig storm. Friday was . lug s " . b ack '' * llligs g b a g ale b ad ' bee n W e ' l l truly a beautiful day. Even is the low growds . the The holier which w" Principally c***P.F.t. l by tangent. wa r am . A m o r o us . wee wee m d se . the cr e w g, moil book. ' proposed •upon a otatansent which he had made, he was reduced to ashes, and a female, ft is lost her snow lay a foot deep ; the treed and .hedomeoles wait ~ .._. .. _,. every puma be A s i Lipowieheil, sad lam uwAl a z suited h i tt" . did not dare to how forward to attempt to support bc . p it ote d and b e ,e r i s ai a d a ft er a manger; ctn i oos a n life in me robs, as no mutt' sine* bees beard Of owspeo l ee p„ some w ee .witewe s e w rash ow of th . • it; and yet-that man bad the audacil _y to imagine thnt as far as the eye could reach, 'champ of theistijihtbritad 'clog - the flames again breke out Weird, afteradby two etheekivit. maresis Wee Mi s'alrar her. About eleven o k. ilt St. Jameemeemsm. Whams ptivasdaadseekhibi ms 1 4 , - his wardtkiestestioway•wonld be walinosest to be mainly ma, mneare d to b ere fi ecte df romeac " scub a ug ib r ok en at the Pawtei:•Platten OM 1110*. and a vrohlan Wee ' • instrumental of depriving a father:of the' guardiaaship plain. All our coaches , as t h e y arr i ve d - aw d4 e p iew iii; with difficulty extricated faun . ri' eriadneklaut the fire - " sta ll ' l ' a l a tellmecisams ke " no r i t„,, a ; moolio ilime r s ime r ge r s „ a ate mbtot 1. of hiachildres. Not only would his appearance , if he- whim found a yew vgbeeese e emeaideclear ,f 5 ammand • requited a supplenternity team of bores , and eve° with was soon *OF ( ) a l s I a al'I• ' • he dee teat destblefilli aOA watch. The • . had sworn tualvdmodeciere t h e gondol' its the Coon :Dia additios4l itreisgth, both the below, but itoossighowe set the question at Oat • with b urg h m ails were cisliyed co ' -boys* •th salad alactelltf,,,,„„seuitin " Mt " 2 S P II E 7 t e l t `"r_.__""”""s —, sad ea bele ( slowed made a. isereawriabeellme i a respect aothesdlliged aisltery at Naples. Dr.)l4lbeley, usual time. The latter coach, on Friday, waited a fully nf __ the 2fith of November last, was . Oli 1.00 acorn- ~withwe the " thootoo eat w ow oned d soparap o s a 40 , .. , ai bowmen's bodelliMrsed himself, oat _b_e_o_.theejhee e „ , ' le ; hour And a hi)f for the Galloway mail. mid. hi coo log of the nth inst. at seven o'clock, it the east end o him hap a hackney coach, mantaphaLmeils inejlehr Won le . i • :. f ardad ,Lt isa _____„" aa allail f__ ltut e _ to be _ be 'r" (4 , . mil ' c ri, e : emorance, did not reach Edinburgh till 8 orciock, La.. Port Gordon, and has been decently hatred. He bad aillee,losilsajeh t his two ie estorniseapgallibllt ., ...... . lose . _ ' ' elm ' lel' bee wi'meeavluumla that Mrs . "' I R" On Saturday it againitegan to.thaw, and We question no other property on laim.hut a silver watch, with his To _,2_ft, i a ga the = 0 : 1 1 1 -:-.16•110.1104 sad a l it " l a Vail nll'll'a time she witbrkeu item her al l whether the oldest person living, ever saw snow pats name on ibe outer ca m . irbi f was the means of die- ww ,X l4 7 . ping .b aL di. OA. se Mo. • - peotastien. The ',ideate of that Lady was not to be mote rap idly a„,,q.. By twelve o'cloeji "On Nupda i y, coveting whole wilah SO , li 5 very necessary Piece's; -la she pocket beta were Me women, ' - dimelltilr i and it produced a fatal effect am the charactet scarcely a mach was -to .b e seep on o t e ttg itei t ilit a i; an d l i on ; Hi s brother John eves found on the 27th of Nov. Mans ethic. 14.0 vi, 0 . ...., 04 .1. rbrso- of the affidavits made slay Dr. Bohteley and• Meara- mann asses petemoree Se' Minh" up um ma longieforit that hoar the Nith came soaring auclusio about three miles farther witat, and leas identified by 4 ,72•'lrA i l lia.. .• , • 1 Meats had deposed that .Mr. and Mrs. Weiledey occtr bliss down. Some persons allege that they have seen the the same man eor .ffelleiergh,Courisit, ' • pied separate Welke= the time they left lingland. and river higher by dearly a foot,eit for our parts we scarcer Workmen have begun to lower the hill at the top of WORMIIP4TIIMIT. • a Mrs. WelleacTleallelk the contrary to be tile fact" It was ir :credit the feet: As the wind was eery strong )0 the Piccadilly, on ,the unnenit of which formerly stood the cow addi Jabs lievilfia‘ IliesoM &nab . (Oa • bitter a AK whets far '•• •• therefore evident that Mr. Wellesky stood entirely clear morning, the m i g h t y mass o f waters was tearfully ai. turnpike gate (removed toKsaightsbridoeoo that it might e p a ir of mie lligledri ltem ift il a irter t ia Witrg.........bard.„-khos..,-"K.,,.. I .. isf tie accusation kooght against him, of 'having been tilted, mid it vim heautit#eareee the Loud repelling the not impede the improvements in the ',trances to and Ow elder hay raltS *= =OOO 0011111NIVIelger, *lie guilty of iotteduckg an adukress to his.wife's abode. tidb, -and defying even Ini.kfinence of the moon:- All from St. James's and Hyde Perks). Tbe to s 4s everity, or wawa as he raw diti Mem ao . tee ef-Mbity 1 The amet dem rem. amil Me Immeiemialweseed, that tomorrow th e lower pane a the twat , we ' re i nondeted b r id t flaw o mporuptatts a i d 491easantry of i : hilt_ from WO/ hat Allifigig+ • . . , .... ""'.. .1 .... nU. - .. . I (this deo) Wog Seal Day, he simalildemema is to hawing ma one, ..„4„e.„..the Sends -- Ni • . ry „, strectom g ee . e , pi ec a r lipi e to Sc.clecires =nal, • • . • sad weak! Mid se. 011100111•01 vi miles *we the mis'u en B.F. •.- : L i on, The Brussels Papers to the 17th is*. mention tl3- Ibis es* Won tremeopleneriela. oars Veinal ; and Mr. •'s ban, aototherille will tic remembered by travellos itt loch ' ' Fdi • 5 ' Mr: Werteskylempapla pree r ee, s od t he c o u r t w w cro wded. aduao had no means - - arrival of the Massa Courant; to doll* of Anglia the t o ot , oitzeci.7 * othsr4Losixt which contain the . detatistorthe solemn audience give ' •TW embank. their labours on The Clort,o4ll , Aleatel f. place mg g• farther prows& bad hired a boat for eons la das ewe, ,iii WileihoseCtale place Mime Ideadsy.. meat at Carnsalloch warhorse, Wit_ derstaad, in more for the thormag see of On c :w . Rh a ce . )io be the commiesionereamnerm to the 61d. Srltate o • • rcz ICSA . , ifeiLLOR'S COUNT. Jw. teaDmeiocarta Harming Kalikatiltll. and of the sigalej than One plate; the One halms behind cornidetely sub.. riccadil)., the roa d is being to es much as- therm -•--. ' . , , . _ The Court was meseted this ateraless la Iseasioe Man" as Waged, and considerable kis, done to the emolsocrops and four feet is some placesvand * earth • removed of a Treaty at Allis . . no tonna that P• mee ref. say say interest. .. , o f w heat. A similar celtuany 'actuated On thii - Dukiof from thence k coward mill, hollow from St. Cadres The Wean temperatisiir of dye thermometer dot ing th . . Bucckuch's lands near Watford; bat as yet we cannot Hospital to Kaightebrage Foot Guards Batiack% where last year was s°. 35 . - she ale** to Mich the tebit- , . Cape week a Concert and Ball were given in the - give a . rose heist 89, and the kid* Ikieetading to Falaton the particulars. Above Auldsirth ) fridge the road the read is being raised about as mach as it is laming - . ? . • tcumatm Talaaes.-The large and magei fi c e e t bra, Winanseek, far the benefit of the wemployed ere. s been dreadfully cut up and injured, and the protect. in Piccadilly. . • , a. The male "mem" to ast- The auukst rr • home we have not heard of much mischief beyond the • • • bat. The barometer in the, roma r!tage wos 99_115 .. - chow The qttantity of rain S oo kb' the year eta It *as *ell Weeded, and the performances gave general ing abutments either damaged or carried away. Nearer R • The hieest being SO. 40. and 'the 'West 119- se- • dlemsnwers amessaes e stul the Tart fan Amewily Reams, with row of mansions, built on the ate or xu . , wwl, rm inches •• the iithictithileast au ".‘ Wig* kW, floarseentven awls. carrying away of a few logs of timber. and the mishap at t b e an d o f parliament-street, and partly fronting de - " ' • nr..- az ,... 4 ... 4 ' al d: Doting this moon of universal distress, the villagers that has befallen the whole fleet, that was lately mooredfell were January and --- • 4 " Thames, is likely afford 'de bl and • • - """t 4'4" 4"I'M "' I I IP ' • t of 14rek derair hulsketl to diet beemeleace of'Slajer, , at . :S t. te duffle-freed. E very ores of these vessels-six in to tons+ ra e COMO, • u _, deicejaid 6, 00 . occupation to the legal disparate's is W Hall, the greatest q amity September _. estminster eao sem h ee „.••d ien g ii g e ' winds .• : I Bann. a 111 *dekko on Mooned dawatinow - or number-has been fairly cast upon dry land-an occur- as to its liability to be assessed to pay its shore C(Me • - ••-. erst a,. B. w.. to . a . . E. - adv. danhanos . eindoinegi °Uwe" we n uNgelee 4 mace so novel that it has excited a high clei f of aorta- den a be maw; she bar, that Ileadenims hue ' • reit . poor m um Ipeied'br the visited puritans of st. Margo* fii the s econ da r i es . oie me, w e d oes d, , • --- emighayeneiervartlet tateedlinwera n t addilienelineCte 'sit among" all ranks lb tie : Wan or Du nee,: This .. end St. John. Westminster. Richmond House having Et ... • . .Y' P erS°ll : 41f ilebeet of .03.50, at the same time the of circumstance of itself win give our readers some idea b urne d p a re o f Whitehall Palace-having b een o u tl ay, ""II . Burgess (*tattled lia. damages against Mr. M • I die premium propmed by the Relit Cadeasitaie. Iht wens- of the magnitude of the apse, and of the degree.,_ whose servant run over the plaintiff and his wife, ' 6 orconstructively, !occu p ied by the Sovereign, aft .. I llayed operadves of ICilkareban, moor Mawr• hes die gives a of fury „i t h wbich it leaped, mired, and boiled-not • 4mM.* sf Ate, independently of the Want Restoration, such occupation, of. course, eumptorl it " I '' onlv boas bank to bank, but for acres beyond its usu 1 ,_ ;aced them. pseud hi our columns as made by him ma the Coma ieb y s 4rF a ilad. . _, , , . , 4 from all charges on account of poor rates. %ON at J. - - • 1 • Wednesday the General Committee of the ational l?entlaancl•-prorlirses cad G y Laarter• becamftsimply Richmond House. and was iohabisetim or DIED. •- • Society met at the Vestry *loom of St. Martin's in the Field& Pre- GLASGOW, hat. le. such by the Richmond family, it claimed and enjoyed A t toa so ug l ip o rio r t a i Efisshipi e se the itlds 11% >k. gait- seat-His Orme the ArdAlabop of CeeltelllPlV. the Lard %hp of Losmou, Rama, sod LLaware, Ilighe ilea. Sr Jan, Ikloo Friday we had a hard frost but in the course of the the like exemption. In furtherance of the vast improve- late at WlStath art il Her Wm* Mai Owe fete pats. Par' fkr.---Semral grams of money were Mids. sod MM. Mr night it began to thaw , which ' continued all Saturday ; silents at this part of Westminster, the house was.lerorl. at ia de ni do ti Za k _ 94, 11 4eir Magri." Wil. gaillr a in e - ,. • were imbed tothe Society. Man Me see of W. were 777 as dutipg that evening, and the whole of Sunday .led with the ground. and the present grand residences -e was a ' " 6.111, . - • Cottonton's 100008T-Tpsterdill af_,,terltoola an le. morning, the wind blew so tremendously from the west raised in its stead ; but they still continue enclosetwithin , so d knew SiSig is she shove parish. where a astabst ef weans Mooed by a biailmni ss say use • 11, . . qo t st was held at the Pilgrim Tavern, Kenningtoo•lane, as suddenly. to melt the snow which had previously gates, and the private roads fronting them are under the Timid wept if him, them a searteret an hear ta oat: Yap:hall, before R. CARTER. Esq. and a respectable fallen, and swell the Clyde to a great height. About guardianship of porters, as at the inns of Courts, sta• •Ilt. nis.. „__ . l ""____.wife imarearag 4 7.___ .. .._kaked _l9. sod said. ni ,2,. dury, touching the death of a waggoner named John one o'clock on Sunday morning the water found its tinned at a lodge for such purpose. The parish officers aw .' l "* .e ,_ -- ' l ,7 l ' thi , ar t,„..„ o 7 a ."'":. aamaada n da nwra iward. ' f „"Wa'" th , Chick, who was unfortunately killed the preceding way into the houses in the lower part of the Briggate, contend that the "Royal " exemption can no longer be ---• ----" - --- ---"--- :;_ - o,,,eri s ----- -----'-- "r - - wiry east raw% they were wed." Noll. . day.. The evidence may be thus briefly pummel uji: and rose till seven o'clock, when it remained stationary claimed-that the place has ceased to be a Palace, The deceased, it appeared, was in the employ of a cpal. foe about an hour ;it then gradually rose till it so coin. either actually or constructively--that the Terrace be- . MAIL/L-THLI DAV. -• merchant, residing in Scotland yard. Westminster, and pletely inundated the houses in the lower part'of the comes part of the parish-and that therefore its inhabi- Mato DM Asa. aim • was returning with an empty waggon, having delivered toe nas to render horses and carts necessary to re• tants are liable to pay their due proportion of the parish „Dakie_, . 1 o Arid .1 o • a load of coals at a Gentleman's house in Kenitiegtou, move women and children from their perilous situa- rates. The poors's rate has bees consequently de- o " „"--" . „ s g I ww,, 0 0 Hamearg 0 ; riding on the shafts, and smoking his pipe ; when, juet , tine. During the whole day, boats, noddies, and carts minded, andtefusest, on- the plea that the Royal ex: -.- —-- ---' o 0 0 Mamie " 1 at as be came opposite the. Pilgrim Tavern, um s haft.h orso acre e mployed in conveying people from one street to emption continuo: The sufficiency of that excumbas Dowel:ads , o i soddenly spiting to the road side. This circumstance, another. It was really distressing to see the poor people o o . Swedes • 0 V c risen denied, and 's thereupon issue has been joined"- Leeward,_____„ baaara 0 o I Jamaica 0 I it is believed, alarmed the deceased, who was observed carrying their chile ten avid bedding through the Streets, so that the matter may be comidered on its way to '''''' 0 a Bowe Ayres to jump off the shaitr. In doing this, however, he on - and deserting their habitations.Fostunately the ri se in t h e w ebtn o noe Hall, r the parish 0 cers soma ering the HI (, H- w Airlik at LONDOI 4 -3141}G8 TQ soa... ir . • fortunately fell, when the wheels passed over his body river was anticipated, and the Superintendent of Police question of so much importaatje as to deem it due to • Morning . • so minutes dwell i and killed him on the spot. He was about forty years issued orders to the watchmen on Saturday night tuber." th e parish to try the question-whether this great ac- - of age, and has left a wile and fair children. Verdict- rid alert, and give notice to the lamil.es in the Briggate, cession of ishabitants ou ht to be exempted from the _ w ______,- . .___ 8 P Acidotic! Death. • Broomielaw, and all the lower parts of the city, of there poor rues? -, Letimat: Peeidect ematPuitlielly J.F. Keat.tr, at Use Saw Orme, - . Xr• i. Prritrs-ilers• Trsid*Arrr. - . ..-: :-ct -.•• - - -' , 04- •- . "' . .. . . .•••• . .... ...• .• - -. . _ , . .. ' . . - s " . "... * : ' 7 " - bler — s. S - ald r that he did not prineed to deny the ant e, a s s isting ursinote nurse(' anon. ......... r ......... Tamen ow accas ., ~,,s m. ,,s . 1 .. 1 ,_, __ ed ___ r ______ b .................._......._._,_ _ ir . , _. PM. toes * for lightning. Sashed with learfol kabinet. Tb___e,,,__teakt , we am Mme k will be properly appreciat ,as we ll _y. . 001LDHAISs. - • „... , t r • s igirisdlai rttate d t h a t i" It the s he Clmstt competes 'jlig t a t r e gu ac illea t: t hat what he thou g h comparatively fe le to, aillabere were iPPeweli'Y thorn who raved the bent* as ` y weary hews" e ilia ' yr. Mesa, Chsechwardetset DripAgrase. a - I 'l *bier s wt to know was. 1 'theti ' what kind of evidence was ad- land and long continued e add en _Vivid - were the cot- vidoal in theaty. This inundation must be prodiettive si , he seseds „ actse ad divae 4i sms „,,, amee r aid h dog . admissible in niobium, and how credit was to be ati- 'martian' of the electrii f ffel t el: that had entered , penonsoc- s " timed ant to is.,- He thought that if family aliens wally believed that the op nng ha Pee of treat calamity at the present inclement season of the M r . at ases. , ste d o k, sit , W.. j o b, r nage ., em 664 emceed, and• year ;. - we have fear, hionever , bat that measures too emcee wirisiey. so Mteelleyaireiriiit Grehntreet, led. ap t . were tin be investigated at alit that they should be in. illuminating their dwellusgs. .The . pressma nof ibh will be speedily adopted to-Biader ;be dark, damp. and tu aa a dy • 4.l... lcatu as ef eaawi the ol f d o er as , tr ograt rartitt ut tliketi seauw _ t _ll , 2ol____ ~t d a e e l 413 untamfertable dwellings et them Illihrumate indivi• asoos • 4 ;r 4 : o 41 . 1 . 4. bee in vs.. The cunt sw the g a l ia Pori: ,• wdst*abed in private-for th e mischief which was done office, and a buy that was assisting him. both received by sea public eatinsures was immense. It detested the a slight shock, the one on . the itese . and the °thee onthe dusts who bate suffered as chisefol, at red fires will c sitiswee d der Tuesday s t te aad is tai praetors eight _the u rams Irte 1 - ends of justice, and rendered it almost impracticable to eye ; and at Kelton, daring th e dived peal th un der, aof usaite.thess. -a:, w- load had sidetahli ehe tar = d bad oses at rya and s ..4: 67. r . ..4..... 1.,. ratathe. ttM t... a ' procure respectable cells " ). , .Before proceeding fur- the lightning struck five trees, steeed in row, 1 0 4 . Early- yesterday mer#6,fibe 4 4 *mho would beg to ask his Lordship if be remembered, descending to their roots with a fearful es eO. _ abided, and we e =olleaeare ti f i Is informing our cc ' s tobtain the S 4 wido ciir w t i t„"7 o l4ll o a . b as i ggi na l l she brapreses bad N.' alerieg his judicial experience , a case in which a parent np the earth on either sides At the Stale moment , 14 mo d em that the e-edt.teh Mr . Cleland lately . es lire. proem . , esighesssesems. .epre she . sell the body N. I bad bade deprived of the education of his children on ploughed and rutted the clay floor l of t, : a n a adjoining rinds with the wiessem is ee.. . tho Msd s tde a:W Rood a d: d ive s roun i d no t h t e . t opport epcoo s e gt or ky dse a aet wa t e ina ws off tbe wia Menerin h.. ow sat oessissti elso Me se dar p res sess : . i . .: doubtful evidence ? It certainly aright be necessary for apartment, and stunned most severe l y g irl s ._ .• w hen , twa s ete y 1 , 1 ahereeee. .. • " ' the to call parties before it, and to sift their con-, wereuneonsciousle following chest employments ',chi. , w i t h a t ms di ng that the waters were uncommonly agi- ainn u ra iudinmis winlafogi s ti v " a l l rodi v dDey )Der ware lo" I 4 duct to the bottom ; but unlesUbarges, sod those too Ten or twelve carpenters, w ho Were wockin iti a . g , rate d by the high Winds. la three hoots after the waters alba Insiimadid they erne out; she bad nit applied to thee .. Of a Most weighty nature, were borne ilitllllolll elowly about 40 yards (Haab-, all t received, and were sensible had subsided, the drive was as entwersmd dry, as if no ebe awed wee tell thrum's ems, het he was en limes wareboe . . • by evidence, heapprehended that tbnaelirtninlidnewer of, the shock . Two of them in particular who were . place. This circu cc is the labs/low. The weesee. inundation had taken was a Mr, Shalteopeoreof Ardllery-las, i aced now be eater. bat she bleb( a tr.**, . irbinever ti • feel itself au thorised to interpose its authority. And be busily plying the cross saw, actually reeled !Ad fell nose gratifying. as no appreheniioas . _ Pratte . ea:planed, that Ae limaid was ahetat iMm ""f" kim areeeratame i l atiefia * Mr by the river, the , the tamed of any after injury being done , Seareews eons% but that ohs Nue gave them andel tO COI". ill. -1 would Wile the liberty of farther "king his Lordship, backwards; and it is natural to suppose,th Ire if any ease had ever been sent to a Jag to try Lk ete• polished metal of the instrument in question. ha d late swell having greatly consolidated the forced banes, aid as s s t a y meow is Muoi.y : eight, boomwe a thee sot at 11 1 • •Sbility of a grimes? The Leas Cmumarans-Nstee. as a conductor to the electric spark. At Greenlaw The well which the Magistrates lately made near the had reearieel4 erlta . havhitbans_ -wee . Ildes srsei dt. IBA we_st_ T ho z T e ..o, a l House, the lightning struck a pitch pine , . splintmod a b oor t o f t h e Gyms, wiOmood the pressure. although me. i t e ".ewttn: t r e w L a ema a",..= ‘,......, IA Mr Hower= oat Gee of those who thonght that Ye part of the stem, plong . hed the earth into Furrows a large tree nest it was loin ap by the roots by the wises alai anti spaerr ii;S p rom te salad Brat ‘ ,;;4 - , -- 4, - , al , li eve" doubtful gage 'ellea" he " tut° a duty : b ut i natt around, tossed a pan of it 'to the very top of the tree, hie s mo d s . . uoquestionably-there were some occasions on which d' J N • the per rimed set. X& R LEOROUGH-STRZET. be to ran along the roots, shattered one of them into fibres, - witness box, and a tvossonemiliatiewitlad Itti i ire•lwl f _.__ er and forced to a very great distance a quantity of atones „„,_ ___ duty ~,_. a „, been laid as the y ester d ay, Gana par,* ran am enaeheeaehee lemma 1 i1.... .. • ' of Asking alluvial% thew any other ordeal . Thus . lw"s that were lying near. A violent gide of wind, or rather ,„_ ll " . ___:= _, cotton u ` ..." n u ii and edidab attired le a snit of deep satereles, wee heesteht before Mr Gams, • diet Cm" bed aalweawl ef-tetnig theesedibilitt of the a hurricane, both receded and followed the thunder, aia ""7 42 " a " ta T i a u kanddlioli V o ' do low seat. is steithe . .faaararr, hy Itientoo, an . meet emotahle , at. Tame st St...._ . _ .. ggiloei• wh iliZ . a with pieldas Geetleasee • pscbw witnesses who appeared beforwst,. bat by mean t o f fai r and our readers will perceive, by Our shipping intelli. 1 • • " i costpasisora, sad that eyeteutrbechad recourse wi th recce that Monday, Tuesday, ;Ad Weft: -MYs Won *Oat* be 'intends* as s reenniee to the hems Maw- wear as cis „ flown etreete, wee '; ‘ ,„ 4 ,7 d so nosa .' by rm .. -- • facture, which .has basing/ wenotig the 'lndians in amuses to see the remains skin bee Dube et Tech-yes in Inns ' • .respashteDisNallosisy eta' haw there should still be truly loam nights at sea. • eilsee.te° alit ' lle"1111 / 1"1" ii"ted both by the tae Pall". the &pinatas' *bent me elaek heves la 4: . , ' slaff tileilte fwered„ mg the quality of his e"tinian___,,_ /,.... .On . Wedeeslay we had another change of weather. rt. „ 4 ,_,. aid Aalaciaiia: . . , 1 ... latesdoa, ennstable, et . ~ - . let * *Cis* 1 a" 514 what was. bi• ' mu "' - ', ue During the preceding night a consideridile quantity of ''""'"' 6, Janses•retteet, let the .. el premivist eider r ed Pr'nf a . 1 • ii gin Nolo bathe ream Ts had Os: of- Ifilaiul Ma . "idol" I, °""i snow tell, andslthough it melted itesily . at first, very An fire brohtillt yesterday morning, shoot Intim. who were t: *. . '•:- t a ._ _ f __._J ar r""' a d" swan ' mid b akra t he Jury, be had thing seemed to portend a fiedlig storm. Fade; was . two o'clock, at No. 76, St. 3On-street, sl, :t estBnuth lad field. ertnessr ama die ,wbo " mer it t ota watt imewa ttemormy. with , tat m er tierse mi ti e r „me se wist is , i. hook. • a .. . ' Wi l l " b ack. ' 401bas g b a g ala b ad ' illimM a P ectau7 truly a beautiful day. Even is the low growds the The hap". whic h w" PrinoPellY eseenrew by lodg er , 1 • ' prepared .upon a •atatessent which he had made, he snow lay a foot deep ; the treed and .hedee-rotes wire was in ridzed ta to ashes, and a female, it is feared, lost her' " Ise am " Melis MPM °l4 m mil a l t e ew :V I the e e eePg ' animed biti seme dese.priteres 4 : 1 17 1 13...6 .., aagd or di 1 1 . did Car dare m Come forward to *tonna to support be-plirosed and be-fristled after a envious manlier 1 tin life ins, as no tidingelave since keit beard of evill " mai be or Nehid. bet. About eleven o'clock,the flames again brerke out aired, tioseradby two etherkirbe Maim; Mannnos'airat -• • it ; and yet-that man bad the audacity to imagine that, as far as the eye could reach, theteys ofthehatettbrited the - . riatten dool „ , tad o worcan *err ierst, asesieweages. winless .., she.,, totem 1 1 . his werthiessamtimamy would bouniffrient to be rtainly seat apps ate d to b e re fl ecte d f rom.am vast.ao d ug ib r ok ea a „_,_n_ t _. gran hie I. d Rams lembecipepiret beak mot prodeave. foe ' • instrumental of depriving a fatberif the*gnardsaaship oda_ All our coaches, as t h e y arr i ve d - eD d4 e p eete x won d Ity op:ileum! felon . h: window , - !It the fire - T e wawa "' ha " 1.16". be Ibgew r isP es searching ii ws , whom found a grew alltAmemoteetalniej l emor Al areireartd , of hischildres. Not only would his appearaeCe , if be r equited a supplaneetrity team of bones, tied 7 ,..„ w,..__M i 1 0 11 4 8, 7 r.. ‘4 *. k . i.. _ taa...i. boon - astir of the arre *rod : ;Eh: sm " te=gisitiit " a mirth. . had swo rn Indy, isms decided the gaseous in the Coln t this- additiocal knot*, both the joad to. Aix. . Arena*. , onneve te _ , . i. _ below. but it.5ee14140.4 set the quemiva at tat wi t h burgh mails were &keyed co Aerie • 0 smack attet.:ol, Leith, kat lin !OM 1 1:13 41F__ the I/M m iM a g berspe. and es befog NOMA made aillogieesseedoemor ta ea 1 1 1:11 1 , euggeset ao dkuelliged-adalsery at Naples. Dr.)l4kbeley,es morn- with the assistame et ansiber eMilistikeeteeollal iv ' . usual time. The-latter coach, on Friday, waited full y at tote 2Sth' of last, was . .with . coach, nod .._ thop awape .. tom to. . , • tlawswer g hashilla wsed Maws% sad be, theeufoec, le ' hour And a half for the Galloway nail. And, is con. iog of the 4th inst. at seven o'cloch,.ist the east end o ► _ to a hoot* faatlad'itiaa in alliele we to be believed. ' II" . / l II ' emeauce, •did -not resat EdiOburgh till 8 eiciock, ir.u., Port Gordon, and has been decently named. .1- . le bad oli,ef_ii_ie_ g WfateTah. two ~stis ~.." • , 111.1111111111 . ..-.... "h. woe 4 1 ' lad m g mlimisd bat ftuutwatriatiaa th at M r s. Sh a h On Saturday it :violets= to.thaw, and tie ia question no other property on hips but a silver watch, . with his allZapLa slave i to = soo -, i t doloanaiacts maul : i wail 1111114ie time she withdrew treat her a ll whether whether the oldest person living, ever saw snow pain name on the outer cam. Irlik was th e means of dun „„ re a y, many. kg d , . preteeden. The evidence of that Lady was not w °g more rapidly awe*: lly twelve o'c On Sunday, Meet wbn be wee, awl , r a very necessary precuts; 7 . 14, the pedr_b_oish yore rclie mown, 9 I°C i k • tfttl 1.--.1. t.s. r......; els 27 t h o f N o v Adams *CS Edsmod Eels St enliveld are , doubrieff. and it produced a fatal effect on the character scarce l y a patc h was .t o ' be seen on the At a w ls; end giun• Hi s ii.*A-•"er os'on ale ••••• - •r• all •••• e • gh. 6. s AK ,,,y ee d iers ji Wm tisiffiNie 4. Is- htfilibt sp ce Ma 1 - of the indavits made •by Dr. Bolkeky and-Yearn- longiefote that hoar the Nith came matins aud.tons. about three miles farther wist and was ident ifi e d by eiritietaaasealhothaa Meats had deposed that -Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley occu • blies down. Some persons allege that they have seen th e the same meanearffeffeletirgA,Cewe . Pah wonotiP.MIRST. • pied separate beds taken the time they left Weasel. and river higher by dearly a foot, bbt for our parts we scarce- Wockmat barrebegtm to lower the 141 at the top of ~..4,..,......m.._,..._:....5.....1„,„,,,, Am, who , h i , 1 Mrs. Wellebletitieed the contrary to be the fact .' It was ly : credit th e fact: As the wind was eery strong )0 the Piccadilly, cis the summit of which fratmerly stood the es r i r wise ' stsg aj t ,',.7 .-- ....... e r - y inimi ZaL kh msen I '' • ' therefore evident dint Mr. Wellesley stood entirely dear morning, the mighty maw of waters was f ear f u ll y Ur- tu rn pike gate (removed toK.sightsbeidecoa that it might a p a ir et paasonelegos aelsruSsi IF • -llse 011ost 1 too i . - of the accusation bemeght against him, of 'having been a • tilted, hod it vim beautitedeeersee the Boyd re p ellin g e not impede the improvements is the entrances to and Ow alder tiny mks Pr mesas, vast gin them useeponger, *No . ... guilty ref Mit oduciet an adukress to hiswife's abode.s sago rib s mow Per tide, -and defying even thwinfluence of the mean:- All from Sr.St James's ;ad Hyde Perks). The earetity, or .. ~ ri!Oneos orolliott tboorrog, goo of -They 1 'llse Chem Wm reseos4 Ws Leissitacissoed, met tomorrow the tower parts of the taMit were inundated - Beict v atheeidonebruptuees aid qepleasantry of thas hill, from .r.i 78 , . 1 . (this day) tong Seal Day. he sisenlit/ernse ir to Main assaisoi, street .— s he a....A.__lii • , . ~,,,,t nivind ii ato o tw A ice , pi ee s i tioy, to Be. csecires 41oseital, • . • sot weeded WA, es 1/11FSPeiti id elelee whoa the eft toe Fr.7 - i,-- 9----- this ems starield tremeepdpliviM. tsars easel ; and Mr. .ben, aotothereer will be sing rememb e red by travel l ers is Inch dielletioa. arrival.of the Batavia CONIV*II. to thotilki of Augla I The . Brussels Papers to the 17th %IL mention th• Mir: wa n t orisai mpu re ., ee d t hr, c ourt was cre wed. dividualt had no means Church adlesithr Between . ..ay* p the peorkesen have cciertenced f • . .. . p reme d. bad hired a boat for . rhie ensban•• their labours on the t.olutitzei% it in other vei * eien which contain the details orthe solemn asdience give The Coarteselneetqmt fl, ,Spearday. aoi ne Nether sgard ill". t . m . spucla as 4 three - b y the Commiasioner•Genead to the old. Silts o • • I . tali,: Cau diiii t sa,: .icerw ersie - it,ca: i ;: ornios phee ‘ tre koartog fcree Iden: s ay tifff. . oar nient atCarnsalloch waf r at, wo„ derstaad, in more for the tharoug are of the c IrtClt CElditaLLOR'S COUIFF, Jaw. I,p. than One place; the One balms behind cornidetely sub. Peccadil).Y th e mid is heing, to :waggon', *C. In . • • • . 1 1 gauged, and considerable kis, dew to the emit crops end four feet is some pleceserawd tAte earth •to wed . ... • 1 401 . etkedstor essesd Say Interest. . _. The mean temperatare of the thermometer during , eli . ' .. of wheat. A similar cabman 'ocendled on thillukuof from theace is toile hollow from Sr. Gerirp-a __.. ,„„ ss- tiro -to welch the se*. of The Tclereaartati ot Ha A rna ll . i n a g nei gaicsail wida .that il .p . and te of . she signiiii i . Bucckucles lands near Watford; bat as yet we cannot Hospital to gaightsbrage Foot Guards Batiacki, where last 7 1 :we was au• being 89 , . and the laird* IlVitereding to faltren , .t., .; / Cape w a Concert and Ball were iven ire the- etit 11 g s bre the particulars. Above Auldsirth Bridge the road toe read Is Amos raised. shoot as much as it.is lowering tome ~ oat. toe aerometer in th e , 'sou range was 9 4 345 • i - . Ina, Eibearessek, for the benefit ot the unemploye d ere. s been dreadfully cat up and injured, and the protect. in Piccadilly. . . i ' liereseiett Weeded, and the perfoonassooo eve general lag abutments either damaged or carried away. Nearer Itteumosta Trues.-The large and magatlceet 'The mine 'slim "ire au- Th e "m i ld Per - home we have not beard of much mischief beyond the row o f matu j oaa , b o a t on t h e I k e a f Ri e hn son j mow I Tlt im e h q i it gh an es . ti t ty bei of n r g ain " w . hich 46 :ll ll ll l 4ecitt lllie g legN iet:thr . Ica :- year • Inamrs-wore nuotoemolod the Tart Inn ArrevaWy Reams, wish carrying away of a few logs of timber, and the mishap at t h e sa d o f p ar li a . ' only inches; the Maas laitliclithilesst quadilt .:' li i'' Wepit VW" die.fflone. Wean ttaits reent-street, and partly fronong . ebe Doting this pastes of universal distress, the villagers that has befallen the whole fleet , that was lately moored Thames , is likely to afford to considerable and c fell were Januas7 and reser lad tliose daring whlc e Pi ' i df d E v eryone of these • °f l a t* thegreatest quantity eleiceidid Were September , el 14trk de,* bidekedto dist beeevoleoce oetaajar at th e d k-hea .. , occupation to the legal dis p utants is We!itnsinwer Hell, tuiteal i m .. ". T he diesii r e i m geffi t w i n d s Baseee.el Ta anklaa to Mooted donodeno number-has been fairly cast upon dry land-an occur- rams loeied•by the united pariabes of St. Merprit I n th e s e ie ra l ar i es • Office,Wednesday,a person r as to its liability to be assessed to pay its share Oldie • - •-•-i n i t h.g . sgy s i tc - d - g. - "In* Wwishass .be wheals" WS eeseeSehlelf mace so novel that it has excited a bleb degree of carter- • eat a be merle ei she ism, Met Onstinams has 14 .. s it ame n sal ranks lb din tow sr or De&fries: This • --- l w asse s sewerertheidwinsysiewe dut eLti a dis ar asiesics• Y it self give idea end Sr. John, Westminster. Richmond House haviere, Bar en tat ~,' • fined SSL dams against Mr. W , . s: . 2 inteunt of 41330, at the moose dine the g ob gas of circumstance of will our readers some f orme d p art o f Whitehall Palace-having been ac tu a lly • . .. . , • premium proposed by the Reba Catinaltait. Ci=vas- of the magnitude of the spite, and of the degree' whose servant run over the casino and his wife, ' 1 . • flayed operatives of Yilkareban, littior Hamer has ales gives 5 54 f ury * kb which it leaped, mired, and boiled-not or constructively, occupied by the Sovereign, after the . . clueing a glass coach is Jily last, and coesiderablii . - dentine at ,Cio, ineirpeudensly at the Werra/Restoration, such occu of co ammeter' It bank to book, but_for acres beyond its usual f a ll h on account o f o o r r ate s . Wb - ;and them. i ported hi our cols...soy se made by him te Me C l eor ie r s TF a ita4. l. ' Oaly fr om from c arges p _ /Wet e .• • Wednesday the General Committee of the ational hUiuudan"--pulairses and ti , t•einer• became-simply Richmond House. end was tehahiserdea • 6- --. F .._ • DIED. • - Society met at the V e s t ry :tom of Si. Martin's in the Fields. Pre- GLASGOW, Jars is. such by the Richmond family, it claimed and en j o y ed Jut enr e asemparobeentumbara t i e se the illsh "Wis. amid- sent-His Grace the Arddidrop of CANItiIiVILT. the Lard Wahaps F r iday we had a hard frost, but in the course of the the like exemption. In furtherance of the vast improve- hie et Wigton. aged ed yam Her hew* doe OW leer Ton of Loewe, Rama, sod I.l.assarv, Bight Hee. Sr Jam lerva night it began to thaw, w hi c h ' continued all S a t ur d a y; /cr.-Several grants or mace, were made. sad area esir incurs at this part of Westmins t er, the house was.lond. iit t s. et *ease or 94, . Tie* ar eoreloS was ellebee a tine- was emote by mile, ad hem the age et ell, went . • were rushed toile Society. 7.7 and during that evening, and the whole of Sunday .led with the ground. and the present grand residences bl,,ne /IN is tin soon pate. who ,. „ imam ., • Coaosea's Inotner-Yonierdse af_,,wrnoon an ila. 1119 ming, the wind blew so tremendously from the west raised in its stead ; but they still continue enclosed.within d ma d ag , go d a ltheself by a limilmni so air lee • b, • . . qo e st was held at the Pilgrim Tavern, gennington.lane as suddenly .to melt the anew which had previously gates, and the private roads fronting them are under the would wept cir e iras i lrieg time a ersarteret an bear to met: -' . Vauxhall, before R. CARTER. Esq. and a respectable fallen, and swell the Clyde to a great height. About guardianship of porters, as at the Inns of Courts, ma- . 61 ..„ niLkw wife keweelfele4l forked MP. sod 104 "ni •• .• yen wed. my lam; then te4SIIITOW morn k assegod dory, touching the death of 4 waggoner named John one o'clock on Sunday morning the water found its tinned at a lodge for such purpose. The parish officers 74 .. ta this he as hie „ et* t ,„ t the 4 1 , Chick, who was unfortunately killed the preceding way into the houses in the lower part of the Briggate, contend that the '4 Royal" exemption can no longer be wiry Nut jam t h ey way , 6 4,» ary,,, . , - i 1 day. The evidence may be thus bride summed up: and rose till seven o'click, when it remained stationary claimed-that the place has ceased to be a Palace, *1 i i The deceased, it appeared, was in the employ of a co a l• for about an hour ;it then gradually rose till it so coin. either actually or constructively-that the Terrace be- . merchant, residing in Scotland yard, Westminster, and pletely inundated the houses in the lower part of the comes part of the parish -and that therefore its inliabi- NAIIA-TlllB DLL •• • ass. DOW 4416 NM • was returning with an empty waggon, having delivered taa is as to render horses and carts necessary to re- tants are liable to pay their due proportion of the parish „rim 1 Trues I o - a load of coals at a Gentleman's house in Kennington , move women and children from their perilous situ*. rates. The poors's rate has been consequently de._ G. each o 0 Hasher, o o Flanders 0 ; riding 'on the shafts, and smoking his pipe ; when, just tins . During the whole day, boats, noddies, and carts minded, and sefusett, one the plea that the Rona ex• 1,,,,b ee 1 . o o lima a •111 a as be came oppqsite ib. Pilgrim Tavern, the s baft.h orse uere e mployed in conveying people from one street to emption continue* The sufficiency of that excunkbas paaaskaden 0 0 . Swedes . • 1) 71 soddenly spa nag to the road side. This circumstance, another. It was really distressing to see the poor peop le peen denied, and s' thereupon issue has been joined Laww,,._._aed„ rAhafra i t is believed, alarmed the deceased, who was observed carrying their chintren ainl bedding through' the itieleta, se that the matter may be considered on it s . way to '''' o (Tamales O a Deems ores c t i t the parish officers considering the 1 to jump off the shwa. In doing th is, however, he on - and deserting their habitatio ns . Fortunaiely the rise in t h e w ota ,i nster Hall ,. _ it 1G H. %Sy .9411111 at LONDON-BRIDG It TQ W ORM v. 1 • fort un ately fell, when the wheels passed over his body river was anticipated, and the Superintendent of Police question of so much importasee as to deem it due 14) • Morning . • • and killed him on the spot. He was about forty years iuoed orders to the watchmen on Saturday night lobe co the parish to try the quest i on-w h et h er this great ac- i . Afternoes . 39 **el doer 6-- f of age, and has left a wife and foot children. Verdict- oil alert, and give not i ce * to the families in the Briggate, cession of inhabitants ought to be exempted from the - w----- -7.-rew- - - ---- , --- --. -- -7-1-4- -- - -- Acidotic! Death. Broomielaw, and all the lower parts of the city, a their peor rates ? - Letwoat: Painted esselfpoiiiiedlly J. F. liatat.r, at the Seas Orme, • XO• 5 . Petior-llon• TroOP‘ , #••• • . - _ . ' ... _.. -. .- -. . ~. _ , • ' • ...: :1' *•;;• ' .':. '- • -' -• ••• . • • 1 . . • • • • • • • • - • _ • -- - • _ . ...-- --4.• .i.....i....- —......-- - -7. - - - -....--- - •- . -...- -e- -- •,,- - , , NOM .