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■ . gr ompammw r inima ...ff .simm.ralmaareiggegpe LAW INTELLIGENCE. • .. _.. , , COURT Or CHANCERY, Nov. 17. - An ex-parte case was heard on the part of Messrs. Dickenson, batikrupts. An application was made by caftan persona, claimants on the estate of which the father of the petitioners was tenant for life, and of which Mr. Poplington was trest.e. By the will of the testator it appeared, that the estate being sold, the. capital sbould be employed the purchase of real property ; , in violation of which it had been applied by the bankrupts in a banking concern. and without consulting the trustee or tenant for life. After some remarks from Sir S. Romu.Ly on the part of the as tir, and Mr. HART. for the petitioners, the LORD NCELLOR ordered that the dividend, to the amount df the petitioners claims, should be retained, until 'they were established in equity ; and in the mean time the matter shouldte farther enquired into. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 17. A person ben called to justify as bail in an at )ion, Mr. CURWOOD, on behalf of the defendant anted to the Court, that be had an atAdavit.which set forth that the person so called bad, from motives of attachment and veneratioaioc. Tact .Monarch of Sweden, repaired to YarMotith t*WelcOine that illustrious Personage on shore, ansl.that he had _ departed since the notice of Ms justifying was served on the plaintiff's attorney, but that he was hourly expected. The bail was allowed to stand over. THE KING 4. gARRISON. The defendant was indicted for an assault, and the Cbmnion Serjeant this day obtained a rule to shew Cal/Se why be should not give further bail and recog. nizaiscert#e his trial on the said indictment. e ' e ..CRIMINAL INFORMATION. 'I rt OFORINCY GENERAL moved for a Lule call. btrepterWilliam Stokes, Csvnt..an Attorney of that tnnrt, stntranother person, his client, to shew cause why a crrtninal information should not be filed against them for obstructing a gentleman in taking possession of a certain copyhold property in the court• ety, to which he was of right entitled. The Learned Matleman detailed the part which each of those per sous had taken in causing this obstruction. When the Cotutalesired to know, if any, and what violence had *tin used he answered, To particular personal via Untie to any one • but he trusted, that as one of the "persons against :km he moved was an Attorney of that Court, his Lordship would, in consideration of such condutiosenne. the rule. • _ His 'Lordship conferred a few minutes- wah the other Judges, and-allowed the motion , ob ser ving th at he trusted the allowance would have the desired ef feet.—Rnle Nisi granted. . The Atimorrr4Mtrlt4L moved for a rule to thew tame, why acialinal, information should not be fi led against a Mr. Atpderick, for sending a challenge to - kir. Stewart._ • - The Learned Counsel stated, that some time since Mr. Broderick, whois a merchant iu London, bought borne prize goods at Yarmouth. As the weight of the goods could not be- precisely ascertained at the mo ment. of thegurcbase, it was -agreed that the parties, ih the sale might he afterwards called on to pay or to refund whatever sum would appear to mike up. thou. certained value. The goods weighed more than was originally supposed ; and Mr. Stewart, who was illielvartheprise agent, wrote to Mr. B. and also ap. -1 to London. Mr. Broderick'! Timothy Stewart, calling himself follows : Sir, barking of your pounds odd : that I wilk take a till I can give Grand Jury will IP Lord, this is fi cannot grant arrel. If two then challenge Aon to grant an Grand. Jury.—R ale an on . a bill of exchange for £25, aftetfortoods delivered to the amount of £lO2. The detendant's acceptance to the bill was proved, and it alscothewn that the defendant had had various 1111114./es, such as moist sugar, treacle, tea, &c. delirer mett to - hina - from the plaintiffs.—lt was. contended, however,sby . Mr. JEKYLL for the defendant, and made oat by the evidence, that the sugar and molasses were to be used at a private or illegal still at Enfield, in • which the plaintiff and defendant were partners.. was also endeavoured to be shown that the 5825 bill was rated as the consideration for a chaise and horse ptirchased for the conveyance of articles to and from this. illegta still; but the Counsel for the defendant betnrunabkito nuke outthattivipretisebill in question %vas grantethiasiocount of this illegal consideration, Lord Euitittntorott informed the Jury, that . was necessary to contaminate this very bill, by addu cing. some persttri'who was preient ' , Alen it was gran. ;tad; fbr, to.hbld a'contrary dGctrine would be to in. 'feet every bililhe defendant had ever drawn. The . Juryiseecordinglry Nand for the plaintiff to the extent of this bill; and a few articles of necessaries, inch as tea; 'mustard, &c. • specified in the account, and proved to have been delivered, to the amount in -the whole to £2B. 13s. NOVEMBER 19.—This morning the Term Grand Jury were evitarn, and received a charge from Mr. Jus tice.Cuosg, after which they retired to transact their business. defendant for , Clarke, and county of Nor and this day plied to him lay.hisagent in London. Mr answei was a letter dressed " Mr. Timc formerly Captain ofaCollier, but now ca merchant at l'arMouth." It was as folloi was thifneotniiig: troubled. with the bar' seed, Wistf tailed upon me for seven po will oblige you so far as to tell you, that chaise and &nr to-morrow, and not stop you what-Will ;Wet you in this. world. 14,44, Zum .... inornisumt.." The Grar r*y. giVe dim wliat will quiet him.' • • f4r4tleiVit.Gxusea.z..—." My Lo • r..ii.y.xxichttiusia..“ Yes, but we upon all usch occasions qei itickeeci' mbire — to quarrel 'and tl eecli Could The Cant be called on itidid*cni 3 Let him go to the Grind . . ~.... • . cuAiez v. swum -.4. . , TOE Irmo ah JAMES RIIUDDt. iias indittinlitt -'againgt tbe def ?. .-ili -i iititiartilitiio l ipian'tEeltei. Mr. C Wai t tliea 'it 04 fat isst Ids heldTok c6tu thtimbertaid, t;iiieti he was found talk, as heiria bpightAiti for judgMent. . ' Iti apnared eta there had ociseed some re4tive the s parish church; of *Lich the was a lecituet, and the 'difeadant a sell matt and Out upon Noccasipn When the in' the church, the defetidenr out of k. ' Lord ELLEVSOROUGIif enquired whethe differences re prosecutor select vestry )artics awt prosecutor enquired whether , this was done during the time of divine servjce,•znd being an. _ . • _ . i - . ... _ • ..., . 1 ,„ Itait .: ac - 7 : 71 . •. • ~.- 'll T 7 t,..f.;:'•'` sa„, ' - ' 4 !S •e - . • • '•• • • -- a aavna • -ao - • .. • -s.` 1 -I • • ,• •• • ...a.. ...., a,• . a ... •• • or a o. • * • - s - - -'" ... • • • Miaow a . ,;'' s , . - . lio 1. •-• T s lisie o bet l o ...iti4 . • , •;. . _ f . _, A . a' ' ; o . d' • , ao.o• o !Segilikallinglro" • _ . - a. 0- . 0.. , „ ithe prooscatclisved the i. •• _ ; trd a- • .a ; , „ta , ~,. ) j • • • ..-n.--.-- V itr f•t.t ..) 4 "71.„ _ .-- . 1 • .:* .1' 10. • •, : 1 - ot fie r C al a b y s nonik eldifendiult ,pr. • .-% , 'y ernisestsoyeapene4,bbieldifilnitip ' • ....,„.....1 0 .. •. . IPS .0 1 . 1111 ! „„„; . 4 -, ., .. •, :Public itsr74,_s_c•cammer ss.b. k .., i „. 1 „, 64 ; ami, •. . . .. 4 ~;,.....„ sot tis is? , .•• At 1 .. OW. 0 7 . ,; . . i .. o fort stb_o t t Neyel s aber too ciol o catootN 7 o o Total I,s lash„'', sta. defendant W ahcadreltemilfian, - suff- -'. ' • 711. •'" 7 ‘• • • ...• 1 -a. , ea; Oat an bared •• • ettich • Slii 4 11 • er -ade 9. ' iii it ' 4 *- lid- err thus : 1 A 'URN -OF 1 , 1 OUP Sr . and he thotticht liii tintieraii - iir*pielke svotildhe it .•"" • ••: :or . - tttrfipliaii were thedefitidaßts, on From the • . • Sd • at 149rrinher to *9u, tal4cit . the filled up Sin imposing upon him s. loa. of 64.• Bd. as a of tail for empty carts, &c. going for • Total 15,79/ sicts-Averao Os. Q. * ' r. of now adequate tsothearaong.he l4 4444o3.46 The fine was j dung,; compeon,- &c. On the p..rt of the : espt . evok ' , 8 34 11.1 , 411 . 1 1 . 41 31 R i1 r ki th ". 14w 1444 1 r oo ellt e a: we • the accordingly paid,•ana . ..the defendant was discharged. I Farmers, it . ably argued, that the Act of Parlia- - t Wheat pi.r load 241. Os. to sit. 5 I • 1 01. ittrresr.a.re• enoarrrtomme. merit only rainspied"carrlages, when loaded with t o ^ ii:goriers Per ifliost°r: so, ; ••-t1 t o .... "I. diangonattuae, -iatriposts Sic-. froni toll , and not when - . 4 a up -.• - aa. earl In a motion to set aside,* judgment, and other . • . oh. -d. c 0 ... 14 , 0 " ... ied_proceedingr a in consequenat.ofalanwriting of the in. empty; if permitted, the. toll would he lianle to the ta" • • . $ 61 •" - eL• 'e• 121b.t.1. 1 1. • )ut muumuu bang so badly done , "that tlAy. could not g oi - Bea" 3 ... r. . 1 .. A P Age RiC11111 04.. OIN HA . ir AN u p iti ff ir litA genA w t;t. reatest,abrocsa The several decisions at the Quarter.. ;, Wiz i „•,,,, ~,- 1 • Ao s .....d.. smi:noice::;:L.,:.lc., 1: ,... Sessions for Middlea aid Sorry were quoted on that " „ me • be understood, the other side. rebutted tie charge , head, being always' qtyoorable to the Farmers, with :.,., as- and opposed the motion, on the mond that the as- ap davit. on which the application erns fouaded, were the production of a hit-legal opinion, as well as the s " s y w ° L! liGu ils. lai te -r . , I 6:: 141 1 61 - 0 1. no is, t‘ positive words of the Act - The Istagottates, after,* int ill spek. His Lordship discharged the rule, directing . - full hearing, dismissed the tom fain and declared meadisidis pßicE i P a p H e A s. y to A ct iov 7R A‘ s :: ar Wcr i - N 2 6 : . : r t : s t nil that the Attornies on both sides should refrain from the Farmers had a right to the toll. ' :an troubling a Court of Jostler, till they learnt to write ..- ac.. and spell better. l' LIVERPOOL H. P. RIOTERS . THE ZING V. ABRAHAM LEMON AND save armee. CONISPiRACY. Yesterday W. Cell and J. Mitchel, were•cherg•ed New ditto' •1. °s* to 01. o 1; k " ie Gl. Ps to W. at the Mansion House with stealing' a - pleeeficiflitien, several shawls, threepair of silk stbckings; Stc. . The B q . prisoners, who are dustmen,. were discovered ,lay of. Kest. iell OP HOPS tlrnutiso RO 0 aft Mgt WKET .1 . . Sttair si, I . oi. to .31:01. m a. ss. to 71. ijlis -1E t el. ot to ..q. .1-f,": I; • ' 'Pockets . i ; feting the property for sale to a Mrs. Levy, of• Gravel. sosea _al 0 4. to 71. sio: Boats' ' 51. es. to -1 NI : Intl These persons, who are all very young men, were lane, Houndsditch a who, sus tin the goods were r rarnisant, rookets, 2EII Os to £l4 S. ' '7 4 1 1 . tried at the last assizes for the. county of Lancaster,' SMITHFIELD M ---ARKET, Novemb e r 11 ' ef• • • Fes 'before Mr. Baron Graham and a-Speeialdety, upon ansto len , sent For a constable when ie risoners A p . . ran • To 'disk the 0 per ston e of sib '-i* , away, and left the property behind them. The•goods ire! . 4 ,. od. to it 4( i ; • - v i a -, • ' 0 , 1 - .ch !indictment, charging them, that they,. with several were claimed by a foreign geritkman, who haa _pur- i. tat , others, conspired together,_ And in pursuance of that chased them ' o . take abroacf, but his room door ad muum iseadt 6 : . .. a ild. bo u n o t t a a o t 7o go_ r ct s r uc i c L 2 l2 4 a i usdas s o a v 54.64.: 1 :: 1 5 : ::: Gill. 1 .. . i s so ; conspiracy, riotously conducted themselves - in the been broken open , . and the goods stolen. He, how- ed ; Theatre at Liverpool, by which.the.performances of to.swe . ar tia the property, the pri- ,- . __, Y a Ve_. • .s.. ~ 17 ! ) ':". - P.IP. 2 8 0. ~ , - I s ay t i th e said Theatre were interrupted for several nights flyer' ' not '''''T a ___,,,_''. NEWuATE AN L/ LEADENHA 1.1. MARKET. : were rent last winter, Kid the proprietors thereof put to re s t s oners ""'F' • '' - A Portuguesz sailoilsallOr charged with being con- sod Peritoie of alb. by the comae, , • -.. , he I BAYLEY had read over the mi. shop of Mr. . Morris, pawobroker, in the Minories.- PRICE *or Mr. Morris ' s shopman stated, that the prisoner and a. i_hnts Ditto el& tam Call Skins .254. .116cr 'Oh io companion came together on Saturday evening, on Ntroutte outs r od. 1 14: mt . Ss. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Weal 4s. a 1 w, 37::411 'loss and fter m e ex pense. j n u c sti e. ce - . served with another in stealing a watch from the' meows _ .41. .415.1. to . sa. 5.4.,,,,.t0rk . Ss. 44. to 64. * L LATHER, IN_ViA•Dr. NHALL MARKEL, : :w crates of the evidence, Lord ELLinuitollonGit directed lg.. a that the defendants should all be brought up to - mor- ssi. all • Dressing Hata . . • not * 19t &Ott Seats Si. *Se .4. row,..when they will submit to the Court affidavits in pretence of buying a Watch ; that he spewed them mitigation of punitlament. four, all of which he put upon the compter ; and Fine Coach 'Hides • 194. 2)d; Large ditto ...._ toosAhno 11. , His Lordship proceeded then to Guildhall, to take . • while the prisoner obscured the light by looking at: Crop Hides for cutt.l9d. 22.1. Tatined,Horse Hide o iod w ag at a few causes at Niti Fria:. ta one, the other snatched up a second, value Xt., and I) h.t° . 174. 104. 'Coat Skin s Os- AO st Ise • ran away with it, when the prisoner attempted to ; RA * MES• • sof ed PALACE COURT, NOVEI4IIER 17. • escape, but, was laid hold of a he,. however, struggled 2l„ „ H ocifel l ua n i do d _Stalz sto Si.*id! g m a r4illarY tket o af "' lotL iic r o . i ll . l ' 44 l 41 : 1 ng LEWIS i. WALKER. with the s hopman, and got away ; but he was pur- . st on e 2s. 44. to qt. ed. Parish Horse 131. 40 141.41 bt 'n; This wavan action brought by Lewis, a comedian Sued andtaken. He was remanded till his companion .• ed r of T otten h am-court-road Theatre, against Mr. Wal- can be found. .• PRICK Of TALLOW. St. lames Market 4s id Town Tallow TS' 61 hj 4.- ker, a trustee there, under the following circumstan- On Friday e person called at the office of kr. An- :Isre Market 40 24d Yellow Rutile 1•11 Of 1 " h e ces :-On the Sist of July last Lewis had a benefit, thony, Attorney, in Hatton-garden, and requested to w p flitecial" or scene t o M t kl ark la. 4lt - 4s : a t Seiw Wilite sitt dk to ts set ei " ad• the receipts were £6O, and it appeared that £l4 was have a minute of •an agreement into which he had re- et, es Hs Sid Melting Stuff Sib on, 04 wI i°- to be paid as Mr. Lewis's balance, byWalker ;at the cently entered with him, the purport of which was Average 45 lid Ditto tou g h 34$ co s of Li he meeting he allowed the propriety of it, but as the other to accept a sum of money in lieu of his claim to the Grans 1,6 s Od. • Good Drep lls od ... of performers wanted some cash, he would do it in this enate of a person deceased. Mr. A. instantly pre- Yellow Soap, 90s-MOttliel, 100 s 04 -Curd, 104. al ; of Pride of Candled, per dozen Its old -Meehls, 11, ad, . J way-give him di7 now, and the other Al the next pared to comply with his request, when ire suddenly day : as he did not pay the second, this action was took up the. original, and, aftertearing it, thrust it in- Ships at Market COAL ItIARKIIT, November AR Sold Prices. • r he brought. Several performers , Male and female, came 71 478.1161. te 54.. af)l PI to his mouth. Mr. A. exerted himself to rescue his to Newcastle at forward and proved the case, and a Verdict for the • •• e aso ko ss a a 4li. ad. to it* 91. ep if ' agreement from the •antailant., boo without effect. A s ` l '' Plaintiff was taken. . considerable alarm was excited .by. the strug g le, d ur i ng No best Coals at Mar 1 Linden • 9 0 si ea. to or. of 7' 4 . iam - •no . 11117 • which the female seevnotarushed into thostseetnehen couNTRY NIARKETS. • - ed . LONDON SESSIONS. P several.persons entered the bouse r andabe aggressor, PRICE, or Gt•lli •T rat reptsowsnellAllClETl.' g a The adjourned London Sessions were, Yesterday, ' after a furious resistances' In the course of which Bestmorroac-Wbett Nsed to 1114 ed per Quarter, held at Guildhall, before Aldermen Sit %rm. 'AIM!: he almost bit off the thumb of one of the lye w att 48. . I " ' lB4 ..1 31 / 1 1. " ore* 616 c 4 t' TON, HUNTER, C. Stara, the Rat:ow:Ado &c., l• ~ ..1 ." 1.A.. k: watt all , Os es .3411 vm! ce persons woo ass,s Op fil e sautsse...l.l.l%, t was secured.- • Bread .. .is *Am - -- . ht Rickard Barnes,ne of the de testa bl e Moorfields But a very inconsi ) ,l _portion of the instrument Illksaay.--;-Wbret-fiir in ha btkilfflk: 1 he gang , ! . . - , was found guilty ; and he and Jehn Moore, was rescued. He was then taken bathe ..police-office idattre me 4 1414 464 • 14 .. • 5 •I 'A to es,-1.4 0. Michael Fenn , and Thomas Smith, who wete con. in Hatton Garden; niarkellt A. .6411 etated the oats *4s MIS s4: sae ad te so el Bread • • ,-- 21114iir r ; as victed at the last dossions of similar offences, were circumstances, the Nfagittratek'exPressed gteat regret Mansanntwo.--Wbent eistirtef Itr i rd per ( 2: to sentencedto be imprisoned in Newgate forJOYeass, at their - want of po* - er tfi 'tale' cOiliZence et the fl u ky 400 , ltd e4l od a .9,1 I B eam , id s od .- id 't• i,. 6 Itte and to stand in the pillory for the space.Of Onehour, chore, which they ware, therefore, underthe neves- Oats • ale ed t • 401 Oft t Prase 'lira od te ode' ; 'as at the top of the Old Bailey. sty of dismissing. A charge was that nteferied for Breed • • se. 44. per galley the assault, for which -the offender will of course be Barl ey oi iteu p Nawarer.-Wbeso 04, od t o a l i o 0 4 pet Q r . f' a as John Corey, 11 1 71fiam Steven:, and Mary 7) , e, were tried. The motive appeared to arise from an idea 0 ", ass to Ws od to U. el ilt as- indicted for a riot and assault on the I•7th of Jun* 204 Od to 27s ed , 11•41 1 1 Us od to dOs 01 is last, in Bridgewater-gardens, Barbican. that he might goin Fiore by. a snit attaw, than by • 8read...... ..... ...2s per Wu. j rt, It appeared by the evidence, that the prisoners, who ; abiding by hit afrailiiegt ; and he was therefore de- Reasondo.-Wheat 00e od to lOs lid per Quartet. ' elf are Irish, together with several others of their cone- termined to obtain it islet by fraud or force. Barley 'NsOd to ass od ;B eane Ha od to bas 91 Oats o ase ills , I trymen, went to the house of Robert Braille, who Yesterday 7'. C. 4 ii tad Air Bride We* frilly eons- - 114, . d Ills ts. 64 Pe pet Ood t0,00124hm. cur keeps tho Bridgwater Arms, and, who being p r evi, : mitted froth }ratan Carden . office, charged with Taboo-Vika; Ms. 00d. seed date, 1101. Utley 171.10; I ously informed they were coming for the purpose of stealing seieralak haodkerchiefs from the shop of oats Its. od. I ; e a creating a riot. refused to draw them any bee r . Th e y ; Mr. Wilson, llnen-draper, near Wilderness-srreet, St. LAU MCZATON-Wheat (11 talk) 2ss. Barley I In. Oats ve went out, broke several of his windows, and knocked John street. , C•1111111.FOlo.-Wheat /10s. t 0 375. Bak" I7s. ad.-omi7a u BODMIN-Wheat 361. Barley 18s. Oats 11$. I the landlord down iogoing out of the house ; s e ve ra l ' Yesterday, Story ii.raritriMi fully committed from ST. Cetwiss.-Best Wheat 365.-Barlay Ids. to Ni. i l Office, chat ee' d With breaking into a rill persons who were in the tap-room, went out to ended- WhitechopHatrrou-Wheat Sys.--Barley 16e. housein Gowers-row, Whittschapel, and s t e a li ng a your to persuade them to go away peaceably, b u t . ' ST. Ansret.i..-Best Wheat 365. second SU. Red VA limey for they beat those persons 'very violently with bludgeons. . quantity of linen, and other articles. IS.. to 114, 04.-Oats 101. 6d. 'Fllcy Afterwards. dispersed, threatening to return and At Mailborough-itiret, two girls, the eldest not PcsiZANCs-Seed Wheat Ns. best bread ditto 971,-ited;Sll. int pull the house down ; the landlord took th e o ppo ra more than eight years•of age, were yesterday corn = Barley 17s. 04. Oat, 9s. 6d.to its. wo tunity, during their temporar y absence, to ' s h ut u 1-9t . : minted for a burglary and robbery at a h ouse i n S a i nt TRURO, Nov. 17st. Cotemb Palr yesterday was very NU ge his windows and barricade the door. In about half Giles •s parish on Saturday •night. They contrived to of sheep stud ;meta hut• tie sale was dull, and lOW *lnes. an an hour, a large party, to the amount of SO or 40, re- get in at the windows, and* the property was found done. Lostwithiel Fair on Tuesday was oldie same cb*..ter; plenry of cattfe, but Iltdibisiness. • ale turned armed wi s tb,bintlgetfons ; they gavot* they would' upon them. AaUNDti..-Wbeat Erika *Myer lead. Barity4o. to VA murder every Bleithni l isi they, . cOld find in the I . - Corder, who had got a ticket for the Mary- oats sou to 365. per quarter. . ..• I house, and attempted to bi ii ii open g ut i ii ior , in sla•bonne Infirmary, was sentenced to thtee m ont h s C h ichester market on Wednesday was we n sappdsd witb is 1.5, which they partly succeeded, as they forced the lock : 'imprisonment, for taking. a bottle of gin in with him. and lean stock, the greater part of which was drives tiny vs•• was tldell 'he i and staples of the bolts, but it wasfortheoprotettorby 1.• -. At the Dublin Police Office on Wednesday last, a r i n d e ;,`L i t s y ali pu r r k n t,: m wing to ths beissrms weather , ' lit a strong iron chain. After, a totislifeWe..thhe r . R 1:!torr ant was applied for by Earl Annesley against RoiNlUkon, Nov. 15.-T the price of oatmeal felt iii ' .us ` sufficient number of constablei st assisted by g ame.!Pktiihia Countess Annesley , in consequence of a sup- Ediabargis market, there iteetildio bolls which eoldfran1211:8 1 .• er- 1 neighbours, disPerted the mob,. and Wok the throe ;. posed insinuation-that the.former had been instrumen- to us. per boll ; r etail puce, -per peek, of btat Waal it • h 6 d'ae• :d, 1- prisoners,•who were the rnott'actlve•ht 'the riot, into !tal to the disappe,arance of the Countess's son , also There Were alas 40 h°ll/ or Pale a ld Barley Me al, h e i e p et' from I6s ts#l4l4. per boil; retallisließ /1: W. to I s, _ll „ de • custody., The jury, withofft *hesitation. fouad them • called Earl Annesley. A letter from - the Countess :re all three g • tuliy,end 'the COuriteliteliced them to six ,eras produced and read, which stated that she knew Price Lt Potatoes In Edinburgh market rd. per pedt, og tabs.. _ in months imprisonment. of the boy's leaving town, but denied that she had D . Al,‘Errat, Nov.. 8.-Tbero r 1580 bells Fr GPI" i s dil a It ' .ever insinuated that Lord Annesley was the cause of rent 4es. Barley also sold resulil l i, best 15. . to 335. ed. curl ha s market- Wheal sold WWII . 'Best Wheat 345. to 475. cur lill • . • it. That, on the contrary,. she had written to Ista' or 90s. Oats in large supply, and as . per boll cite-113er_ ,-Ifeit 2 ".. A • se A Manna - la.-A letter from MOntitonth, dated the 'Swan, Lord A 1 , friend, • , • 4 , old for horseseStr. Inferior I4s. to'llll. current INK Peas I. ' . ~ f loes ey s to ac quaint ulna tat seam l one creel, 115. bia , Aryia , w i , , „ I . rt lin 13th instant, says- she knew the child was saf e . and had returned to on '' .nt " About eight o'clocklestenday mornfn , two tult- schoOl. Lord A.nhesley consented to 'iViiidlifftlrobil Elie .za - • .fl•-: .1 '' '"''• '''' • ~ • . • • - 11104 104 e15 4 vin ermen going down the rivets:4o6er qv application' fortrant. • s ~ . forsalmon, fOund their net much hiallitrifidullstiala .. ;Wednesday. dneu i • • •' • ....• .- ": • ; Moods, otiosillibcot • r 4 "1 e ay. an infant son aiw*.;ssasted ) . of husks/aka tilt 14.41040 gocc ' trtrl ier i t an 4 which, on violins tO shore, thdan o n:COriiained ' . Alre s f or d , about fi ve ears of anenotard'itanding be- As :I)ssdibia. oast Lhunfrisk A _ a huge monster, the • tipper pitrt • "a" re - fore the fire, ' at school , ' when i '''' I n l'illa m th WWI of OM Its ,pm-st. can caug t , • ow ~....: 4; 4 ;-.....;46 1 .4 0, , n- semblance to a man, • the 'middle to si beast, spotted fire, and, bfore as,sistarice co ld roach-Win b w - " weil. o _ like the leopard, and - a tail like a fish, the hair °alit .. •- .. ln C l ecireenin4llllwite' di LOS . so dreadfully burned, that he died the ' fo ' llo e ain a g s .. • • '`''''''-' MARIitiF J) - ''''• head green-he had red eyes, and tusks *five inches h e and a half in length, and he measures, trona head so morning. ' lilitielit llk‘On, the ' Itev..l.:lK - Iparar i " )tenor . ia t IP- ' borough, to Mlsi Lawreace T angiest dosiglita; of the . As Mr. Chandler, - of. Ilawburgh Mills, was at- 1 4 sytenee, Easy *of Lincoln,' sOlifidawkslll.o l e.4ol 4 9.* n, tail, thirteen feetotast three quarters. •Irlenistarew 'de- o , posited in the Town Hall, for the inspeetion of the tempting, on Sunday se'nnlght. to •fasten down an Moeseal., . , .. ;el ,. ~.. ... t ss ; -O r. - et frame, his feet - slipped, and falling into the Fri* the 04,Inst. st Sc X.Stnes v clnrces . . s . in curious." beet Raines beon, of Ardfert Inland, to Lyda, . water, he was carried bY - the current hind i ire net.-.- .0,---Frinei, 'ate iee „ n of C a : l4l & l a n c The late fire in the Cloisters haivint r end _airlitd,_ •By the prompt exertiont of some Ma t Itiwever, be ,-- - - --- -1 ' • . ~, •- 0 INP:ta , ' 'um' was hauled up without injury. ad the Laboratory of - St. Bartholomew's MD.. i i iiorti milir is _ - effects of whirl; 'Would have been - dreedf . ul be . ''•:, - • ' - At Kingston, /*maks; of thereat, tever,' , ~...a.... tir ! description, ft:OM:the nature of the articles with whiek4 Two casks of tpirits,:cast ashore. lefty" ' days ago, Bat, ortnairch, or *apt. Irish Benisent. flavevuoi low 1 it is stored, we understand the Governors have deter.: • `at Godiley, wire found by two Ll:inuring Men, on t o on the Id hot. near Lisbon; Mt. Robir plentifully, that one of tbem va5 ,.... 5 ....... mincer * *case the Woo Sr • He naiad this nee °this underetradbig to diTsia'afile mined that the premises destroyed *all not be rebun t .' helPed themselves so or .and •thilt," it 'soon as the leases of the otbiolibdies in, died in . # 6 allence• , . r peosiffeemails fritis.dil the last T ear of hli 111 h; SW_ ...... • ad .. that confined spot were expired, they 4hill.,he taken At, r e Astitiett, on rritlair tiproitig, as . three men lc ‘l 4ll 7. c iff lasa • a _ w ' il ' ul ` ii i . i .i . . 0 Mabee, /MO* 3r- '. down 1 this, by producing a uwre . free ciprolation of Worc violc.iag 4tA tiikinir- snack , laid my . high, it fell I • 71;,,5 1 pa neerboa44 ROT !eild!lillr a tte • Other a great crash. One was . killed an an instant, the t, ti! p olom i loolt , b e gb our . a nd enie , corseu. areve a, ay . ;ir, will. it is hoped, be . of iiicalcolnblendiantage4 iin point of salubrity, to - the objet .51tiktiotale A ni ~ . Peo - were shocinktytot , Citkir# ha - ia not * Jag .47.49,1, was otter 4 11: 411 " 161 " in sot :es 1 stitution, as well as to prevent its t; of alarm i haftriktt otgef suhetiiefae4 . Patter, eiNe of Mr. Patine. mess, off Wbildnreat Arden. wattose- sk° barr4 " tor. from' st similar cause. • . •.? - .: ••. • ' ' t •••• *TilitiAlay 1114 2. silo of John '.Ayill o • 1211411ti0 .2 , l64 l ,4, 94l 4, s a, s . cbu ssra k cac i ag ' sf Mr- laces s o t sil os nzerudaanag Palo-. ~...-' . 7 7 Wednesday last, about fi veol4fiet'in;the e*ibibir 3. ' ' P i elfainfit q• Of Tropme, near Dnrelieiter,• 1 -- -- Loi , moN mon t- act • IF the ihhab4ants of ,Winekvstrr_wgi . .iTosneal t y„a 1 : il!livit,o,keiba,, I* vistlier*.lett•:# )111' 4 two I ' }UGH WArt 9 : 4T. . ~..* . • .. -.r bdornlinr...... ...... :. ..... .........minutes i!el* ere, Wida appareniii no Ent onnthelearth, • btit on ‘ Afternoon...... tor happening at the College, occasioned by the chimneys •.. .......... 51 minuses al :sr her qoitting the house, one of children. put same I , of the Commotiels' I-Nif bring oo fire, which c orn . nd ras I municAtest with the roof, but l'y timely astikatice ii torae on the ashes, which soon kindled and com L o n oa n a; Pe nn e d a mu-; p u blished by L • nicated to its clothes :it expired in a few hour.. _ a ST Ast•Clirricas, Tomplo•Bar, red No, 1, cargos& ' . • k. VtL is . ni 's• r• le in-' vas woo extiuguiabcsi... °