Star. — London, England, 1810-12-04 00:00:00

• • • ..t.ifor OWE" LIGENCE. SOUR? Off KING% ffEbiCH, , • Ls4r.L.LIL v. Mi LI. LS SYI. • wks :Lotion, brought .by a tiaei ItiOthite Captain Thomas •Wallis, to recover the pendent. of.a; 'Bill • Eircha4e •of XlOO, - ...and a „for - *ramming in the entire to-AVS7. Is. Z.I, , • PA w, -in a Olort aZdress, ebteed..that., this ;Captain iv.dlis• was 'nue of the.. persolis liorto4l.4ne' :41300t [Ora: for -the amnsement of the ptixlioi the. O 3 I 1 ter on the box and the, coachman. in the 'pan of the distinctiotk of the .Foot:in4hond.Cliih,:•,•pt i , 'which li t was a member, was- thei rassu mptio.rtig. the 'dresses -of jockies and . mail.cxxichmen. tbc. 'VW kielnre the Cotiroi number of tbe:.artiolesicnatt, waistcoats, jackets, and breeches,were prefaced ' .-after bit exact siiterrt of. the mad•ciaachnien." Ita . the course of. elle year,. front :the .v. - interotf 1:08-to ihat of :1809, die bill for those extraordinary hithili; • /mate,. in.ushich. neither he .( gark) tipr ;any ra tional man would wish to see 'his son, or ward d ra t te d, rose to the sum states. • TbeArifendant had Loot paid, after. the regular and repeated ,dernatids of the .plaintiff, :and tht.adion . was Iwo ogbt 0 recover • . the debt. .4tittapke, a workman .01. th e flaiittiff;. vans called to proie the - delivery at :the *clothes. He litd ...always -carried them- home, and. nOthing could be morepaiticislar or .mores anxious thiii . y in his directinnafor every thing rel.iring to Id i otinip. anent for the - The Captain had ..x number .oftertkints, and he ordered their liveries to he 4nished.-With the tame neatness of otitching;al4 elcgance.of thaw .as his own elOilies. The witkess . ..recut ,h‘mity himself with.the-clottreS, and there irt.s itarjety in ,Ciiitain*Willis's-places.Ot:abritle. , :The.Captain lived .at one. time:at ttetoet.Hotek at ..anather,at die pottage; but he ilWays putlip at a • tiew place on coining to town, and sometimes thanged • hirrtsidence ,three;or fbur.times in .the week. . Mr. Ciattatwo, on the opposite side, endeavoured to prove that the -charges were excessive ; but he called no.witueises, and the Jury found a verdict for "'the plaintiff, *eV/. 7r. 2d. I(VI.I.ItIDET. •_ . Mr. PAU State 4 1 :01..at the,pat6es in this case %Pe re • loth:PmPriamrs of, roetkinical eshilitie4s that . .the plaintiff wishing dos par4ase ,:that bei94lloo.iffe. -defendant, an agreement .0 AS'Alitelta.tnto, by :Oren) fer•theipurpose, under erl otmanee so_ retorts : llo, ; kn_ :tit) , 1 of. :1".1000 sthe,ec 6on was brought. The agreesnant-itis.rtttered, into litelWinter of 1009,g Aad.yikti , to,ialteift4l- Jdne • .18.304-4;fry it, Mr. Weeks- Tas49 pay down £lOOO on ritceePt.of Aelo ata ciao apparatus„ and £2000. ; by bills at sliferent. dates. . The jogreesnent. to this effect . W4S, tO AWL left: in the hands of Mr...kt tion, a Swiss; 'not to .I*.delivered to Mr..lkeeks, nnt:l: he had given . the. security. of -Mr: IliuMnerilerfer.the . , pkrent of t b cromi .4 j) Tjw..guarailise of one - of :the partners in the bankinphouse was. obtained' for . tbe firsrAMPOO , • anetttien frvut the .troublesome . nature 41•0 -fortisi .l ipiarAitco - was deferred. In, tbenleAn the.. matt wasflefinttli, :Op s4.r..Vtiek.s. Yberc,ione.cattle..the .defendant :5e .440A4 to. 4aliles. the,. a i ppkr - ,414., Ali a • 1.11; .pl4iAtiff •.-•hrsttighs Otipton,aippenalty k *Cilhadheenpri- 1 , • - .tiPsaT .itittted %w n. - . 14.wiNittitnunfi ;9bsevvcd. &OA tbeizmn bUsiem.hack-got.o9f,hcsneges ssw partiesiti altiirer-wayirasoinAsch • nt*.h4l,krig i ation. alrgitAi:t 4, ,immo and - ttilat rop.etszaidli Ilf pttilhed to.ofi sateitt.l4l4.ojuTj rious to bot h . plaintiffs and defendant. Ii woul4.,be Metiers in. difenjaCe to kickfletePt rtt911...." .• • • • This, after some. objections. on the part 'of the de- • ::!feaxiant o vgas:agrted to. • • - • • CUaIIiNAL - feDOX /PSYCOCK*. Tib; nolo, action caatAilk in* I-Mt-lib:Pi roeirnr, SerViCetrtP . Tecctvert ihe,value ot, a.ltore; • . Whit, ,s‘2l- sold lq the, &find-ant to the. Olaintiff pu.der .a wafrauty a being (*Ft, 4nitirrulid.tbaCthe.h9rse • . was restiveg and would notrivu, aroess, ,Bt.the .wk .itesses for the •plaiutilf it was prove 4 that when he.put •. hi rn, in: haretess,.. the tpeabc. reared and kicked, Ancractu ally walked several yards on his hind legs, only. For the defendant,one...l contrary, a number of witnesses who hadiong lusown-the horie, proved.that it was a • most qui t and docile, animal. - The Jury foulad ayardict fqr the defendant. • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DECEMBER so. •WAtu.kr v.. DA, taw. . Mr. ,Serjeant BE.Tri stated that•this was atuactioßto recover 425, peing.the amount of a...bid:foe:goods sold and delivered. The' goods were a new invention called twera, which was a substitute. for lead or,tiles:. on the topsoFhOuses,.antl•came much cheaper t 1 an . those articles. The plaintiff was the proprietor, of the. matittfacture,' Which4tad.obtaineti the sAnction;of the Lettiplattne't and the ilefentlant was a:sarpenter . 7 . in -Ho%orn, -whnse , workshop he had , rnOfed.• !It would appear in the evidence, that she: plaintiff halt in the first instance, executed the wcitkittanineffteient manner'; .upcm4 representation' of which , being, made to hip, he instantly had she gad ,work taken down, ' .aad 4 b'9 good. Aft4thisisad been: done, he • applied fees:l'lo'l*f* the payment of his work, and was iirrequittly.denied by the defendant s , 0 ., • • alleged-as AsOicase, 444 he must. tiait whether he fekaitiWyelthstdod the' ticissitudes.of xbe we a the r , • ge,it'iwkeaecod,,hatleeilithat the,defessiLin :praliedsiti`an'apidogy,' Afemr ''.drays ;of rain which - , bad; in yeil'ifiWirleatheli, - fullen•ilwaugji she;roof.--A- . 1 `}ir - coisid*Wate, loWeve", tol:thiJary, .pcoqf . • tha tit ;eta 40414 not..vtiihar4nd sei 7 .• . v'tre'raitt, ftif they; ittitht-elsiirtro theAups:Osivouaiit falyna Upon.flirn from the roof4bOve. • • $ Imes 'l-14fsge*vias -wOricinati 3iiitlatidevgaVetil he '4alied co •Daiby about- tho • roof 4:hooka: ',aerie I, 'elm hostr4l4 Aiell•pci told law-veirooitioofitsishstril; . „01Ais for the Aesatra itinve:Of.-them rettiove4, .111troltierireMained—gfe'vork'atiaitiaitliilet in tatOy; • account 'cIP 'the OM 'cod, whicithiSied:ta -wart); thei**ao utiOur fsoo ;feeiof abe old .work.esecuted,.. • 400 of cheat mightte: )tlttirt;!ibur they . mere ,re net 'ear ihat'ieht' `ilkork :/iiiittl f. tisalie lief* tear& ihoe4bo•new work wee-s m s : • sot ATI - ! i k4vortiovitl . •. .- - t Mayer ca . tleift_onfilliatalet cll Mi. DAf-441isposision by about the payment of the mosey, hasorvessed the , h ea d, an d roof, and observed several nails, Bcc e in the old wood- hall. At work, which be observed to kirn might injure the tc4- ' tunnel boi • sari, and aught not to be Darby refused to , pity tbe erossozanined.v4He ifficietit derence lid acted of his con• ofhisesciployer, -father, ,al CeIIIPIRICr Ar 61/411)&004 nASSETIIMIIIe (141 A 4 ' 04 - 1 -cifinlteckTrOant i it It may he desireble wise. .smiroete.creek t in it, sox, -tuflde ac • 7 ' . quain t ,d 40gory 4101 !night in 0* some .extranedinary- circumstances which ll nsaAtn.swiea in,. Ogre ?Os.l considers- Alarm and distrust, as to: put,a,-st4 . , . 4orned in the islands *4l4okkhave created 4rt and he could not.eximiriu,eir7tren4l4l, might possibly.rliskit;•he of Guilty , all trade. and. those without enparent means :n -Man .lo- Ff' Fair the crack. -• . 1: , . I It had been well known here, that positive o r d e , i 144 1- ... i nionrcA calrfFerf csiprit, on., were received fr.wn home, that n*n susnected; ed beyond his expectations,. ..,,___ _ _ _____,_. __ . , r _ passe 4... go .young ,a man • cupations, should he removed from the isle e z. ;t-emonunts. : . .priociples, as I am informed, about a fen ; tessera, and eltey .all answered e he. anac lair is Mill '.lt.wale.t . , oll oe.l4Yo he .1 1 /1 1 6,Rhin - .' r ' 51103 . 1 1 1 4.. 4a4PC l O_ r . .f).4 , raltginos inmost* of . his prey • the intended fulfilment or those orders , at tl , 'which would not keep ottOetaitet. •C f Severid calrer tvitnesses gait : . a .itiMilar-teitirrieny.' t inot.was skal_tinac. ..caeditahle, pr excuse**, that he of Point-a-Petre, and the case being closed oi Osinart di the plaintiff; should so -grossly abuse the aithotity of a ttourt of ego, the drums beat taiiriiii,,isid ill pe r s, w i t - -,lite.serieaut VatiGnrist rose, as , eetinser lor OA de.; Law. He hoped, howeverr'Sbnibitcceseut disgrace- distinction; were arresbxd in the st reets ,• and ha e i , fi d asse H e did n o t think it would be for the plain. <f-al-situation woeld serve aka Asap*, to .chAerjum, upbisoldiers to . the fort, •xliere such as w ere d s :„ titifiehenefi to tto ;bring .such a case in ;Court. even 'from the commission of such - triolenCe in- feture.-- '. obnoxious were detained: This measure k? though he had employed so great a friend to the,--.."` The defendant was then sentenced to pay a fine DE. the greatest ccmfission, and amessage was sent - and sciences, and so good a puffer. as his learned tiro- • Five Pounds; and Nbe imprisoned until the ruts , Commanding °fuer. by the inhabitants, , -toes. Thelier,islature; had sauctioned the tessera it should be paid. , ; th at .aey individuals he de s ired would :mend bi was true, bet 2 t , heY had sanctioned them ander-.the Frameieleasie, the .hesper of the turnpike -gate at der,. and suggested that there was,..no o e •,, idea abut. they .wordcl pot ignite ; Bove: th ey would Kilburn Wells, was next indicted for.an assault, whiela ! employ the military. This was acceded to, a n d Ignite, far they were partly ccunimoci nfTitch.;.,and !he commit* son rit;hoMas Gatwick. Esq. ..of . Beau- rthe followieg clay a list of about - fifty indj he hoped thittehe „Airy -mould endeavour t o reme dy I ~mont-strest, 41Port4attdrelace, , on the evening of th e ; were peremptorily . ordered to quit the Celosy „ the delusion under Jal:kielt, this senctipa .had beta ob r Oth - offActsguft ins'. - . . }.teen ,days. in.lst:4*f Rile- auFfriSo create,{ ca incfas ' tained,.ancl piece. this ,saanufacture in. its true light • The g!Teattais of tbispToscaurrion were shortly thee. ,in that .list ahourpiruptr of those who pass as ar bef o re th e public. .The4lalistiff lays, the_ tessera were 1 1 The plaintiff was returning towards London on. the . the richest ,eed, most respectable pl anters and, taken, and ' ust . be / paid for—certainly not, unless : ! -eicct.iing in queli.tion, and at about half ! . past ten ar- chantsin the Colony, and who had sit 'he ev er , they were fit for the purPisse . for which.they were par. , rived at the.gate,kept by Ilse .defeedant..at Kilburn, : taken the oaths of.ellegia i,.. That su.,:h a e esa i i , l . ~chased. -It auk not his business, however, to decry.i-thro4gh which he ,had passed in the axtorniag. The • tion of men should he supigued to be includedi e t ie the antra.; all be had . io Jowas to prove tint the i.rae 'vim shitt,and.the..aoacliman, after mentioning , proscribing .ordersifkom. lisOne, did exci:e no , roof Seas ;either rain-worthy nor sun-proof, and then .that he had pa.4.3e4throvgh in the morning, and ob. *tenon ,sensation -in the minds of both Engli.ii ell he ilittuldho.Otititled Ao their verdict. ' Before he sat 1 servile ; that he hadforgutten the number, b egge d to F renc h. Two Franchnivl in the confidence 4,1 C;.. doWn'he must beg leairetO tenant, What a very bad , be allowed to pass. remarking that his horses were Ivernment here are suspected to have been ;It c.:a se . -chemist his learned bristlier had forayed himself, when : unruly, an d that h e f eare d t o leave them while hel ot this singular selection, and are in consecpie,icr •' he remarked-that drops of mitt Were falling on his head sought for the ticket, which he knew he had in kite ', objects of Although the intentions ..1 throughthelesd, Dropsmight certuinly.be falling, b u t ! pocket. The defendant replied in the .most insolent Governor are abort aWilupittation, vet Le 114 a lir , , they were caused by the etbabitiolvdth•!andience, and, terms, and insisted j upon either seeing the ticket.or ; step lost a good devil of:mulai it y. ' In mu c; t0" . :7-, not by the rain. • Sireehis learnediriend bid such an !'havin - g the money., Mr. Carwick then added his as...i lam h a ppy to say, that - almost the ulJole of ..._ - opinion ofthe tessera, he would recommend him to , iairances te.thMe of the coachman,but all w.ouldnot db. I those men as could prove, the calumny usd:r t'aich buy-a ietiera-Oig, in which he would soon find that !The coAdagOitt descended, and on entering the gate-1 they were suffering have had permission to.remaivis though he might be more picturesque, he would not ; house se:11001ov and found thenecessary - ticket, with the island.—But eonfidenceis an restored, and prove mare impervious to the moisture of which lie :.which the defendant expressed himself ; satiefied, but , must still be the victim. complained. continued to abuse both master and man in virulent Several witnesses wese called on the part of the de- - terms, and refused to open , the gate until he chose ; fendanc i who all proved that the rails exuded through Mr. Cariviek then came from the cerriage, and re the tessera, and not only stained the boards on which monstrated with him on the impropriety of his con they were placed, hut *even the flooring .beneath. I duct, hut was only treated with..renovated insolence; William Bright said he had seen the root, that'-he then opened the gate .by force, and on endeavour wet came in in many places, and that in hot weather :-log to-get the name of the delinquent, which was you might run your finger through the, tessera like I t .hung as usual at the.ousside of .the house, the defen dough. • edant.pusted lino, mid-this : gave eagle for.tbe.present Alseph Homby saw thezogf,:thys.wet came,th.ropgh, •", action. These-facts having.buen clearly proved byMr. peresiflthe •tesaitra,.anit porous like charcosil. i Carwick, a Miss Wilson,• who was in the carriage, Alfred' Grace saw the root, it admitted wet ; so far ',end the coachm.anethede(elidant.seas found Guilty ; from thinking it of any use, if it. was his, .he would and after a suitable.repeimancl from:the:Court, was take it down. . . , sentenced to be imprisoned one -month in the -House Cross examined by Mr. Serjeant Beer. I of Correction. Q. What took you to see the roof ? A. Curiosity.' - Q.. ICser•atrioity must be very great ? .-, 4 ,. :No ; not greater, perhaps than your, own. Q. When .did yen. see' the rooffirit P A. In. April, May, June, Julii August, September, Octeber, No- Yember. I•eNh AffIRKLTS. RETURN of.WHEAT, in Mirk-lane, including only 19th at November testae :4th of Nov. Total 12,315 .Arsrage 876, 1 3141. higher rhea lastretura. RETURN OF I. LOU R, From the -17th of Noes:saber to the 23d of November. 'Total 15,501 11;;;Itt--Avci4:e 811. &I Os. :ILL. lower than last morn. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, November IL 'Wheat-per load 20. Os. to V7I. • Barley, per quarter 348. -4. to 4.11..-d. Oats SG.. -‘l. to 3.85. Seams 50s. -d. to 644, 7 4.. New ditto 455...-d. to 50.. -4. Peas Ms. -A. to 60s. -4 • lIMTTHFIELD MARKEL . ..Devoid:a 3. To link the Offal per stone el alb. 4s. 44. to 6s. Od. Pod • Ss. 01. to • sa. -01 to 6s. Od. Pork . Ase*- 0 4. . steam. OP oATTL2 TifISAAT. • Beasts, about 2710-Sheep and laniloselikoo4l. . Cakes, 1120---liftis,-.450. NE WCIAXE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Pcrstone et 11b.by the carcase. is. ad.. to..s. .od. Veal 4s• W. wfl ototion 4s. 4el. to is. 4d. Pork 6s. 0.1. to 'k PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKEL llajs ?valets 51... Ss. to 71. :54. Kent 61. Q. to t. A. es. to 71. Os. Sussex 51. 101. to 71. Firsibins, Sinitkots, 411 sse to •Cto VR14.1.3.01 1 1114.Y. 8 01D STRAW. IT. IA II tell. Wspurzcstartt. Hay 41.. ss. to.. 111.,111. ;May 61. tip. ro Sumo St. 144. to M. s Is. Rama , 111. s.. to . _Straw Id. 16s. to 11. PRICE OP TALLOW. liitAmnees Market 4* 41 Toon Taliow 708 '3161. Market 4a .Id Yeliow Rossi& 7;8 Whiteehapel Market 4s, Od • White ditto 44$ par icons of alb. Soap diuss -Us .lits Ijl Iljaltlns Stuff sss !PI'S Average .44 Od •Ditto rough 3tis vas -GraveO44BB;o4 • Good-Dress Its 02 4 1 / 4 1apvelbeilitittiod, ;no. td-Curd, ita4t. ed• Price of (Spilka, pot deems its O 4 -S4ssokis, ';COAL MARK er..D noanshe r-9 _Skips At Market '....501d Trice , . 111 Newcastle 16 521. 6J. ro s Sunderland S 57c. Gd, to ewe. US. 'COUNTRY MARKETS. Tasitios-'4Vbeat. 355. 44. deed ditto, :as. od. Barley i6s. tiats..loo.. LaUfICEPTOE -Wheat 0 2galls.) 375, 681. Barley 12s. St. Coutats.4.4lest 'Whoa s.a.--.Raney t6s. to eh. HILSTON•orW twat 355... -Barley I dc. ST. AUSTELL .-Bra Wheat :As. second 335. .Red t 4 1.51. to 46.. 6d.-Oa:s Ifia:SeL a SiDliiibialikeit.346. Barkj 1 6 .. Oats 1 • ; .PoNvatoco.....ikod Wire.t -.3tia. best bread ditto' Barley 17s. Od. ;Qat& 9s. txl. to 1 Alasitatiroac-42.18eat 'Sta. a Tis.--Seest 421. Barley Isl. DZYIZ Cf:...Wheat 965. to I Iss.--Bariey, 400. to 10seserciss.-- 8 11rears.6815. to 6t14.p0r emitter. sahaitSIMIAY,-...4 4 41e4t ,i4)0o.• to 225. tis 'ln rebuilding • the town of :./Ilohwartz, Which was burnt during the late war between Frareeand Aus., trio, there were found in the vaolts.of,the .Catl3edral r the bodies of 300 persons, who, in seeking refuge from the flames and the sword, had been entombed alive, to suffer the most dreadful of all deaths, that of hunger. 'Monday se'nnight the house of 'Mr. Painter, High -street, Hull, was discovered to be on. fire, but , ['contrary to apprehension, .only the roof and part of the furniture were destroyed. A basket in which was a large bottle, filled with turpentine, packed in straw, Iwas consumed, but hAppily Vac bottlesclid not burst, _otherwise the consequences must have been dreadful. - Thursday night a most dreadful fire broke out at the windmill and corn-stores, on the North-Wall, ;Dublin, which were nearly consumed, with all their ' T taluable contents. • Nary Bran was fully committed, charged at ;lifitilbornitgh-street, with stealing a silver.tes-pot and stand, and 'others articles of plate e the-property of 'Mrs. Mears,' of Titchfield-street. kainseared that the prosectarix had sent her servant into the' city with a letter ; on her return, she was accosted by the . I prisoner, •whp persuadedter, that she could get het' into a ,mere comfortable situation, when the servant invited her to drink tea with-her, and she found an opportunity of taking theplate out-of a -closet; • and decamped. She was proved to have pledged the .tea-pot in Fleet-market for.sll. .101. and- tohltve of kred to disposed' the duplicate at a •winewoult, the comer of the. Old flailey,.where she was stopped. • A daring „bnrglary was committed on Satu r day Awning, at - Igo r Grafton-street, tact, Tottenham- Hcouit.road, and'articles of jewelry, apparel, ice. to a 4onsideribleAmount .were stolen. The thieves con , trivettto.enter ley pit Mott-keys, during theabsente of * servant. : Theservant has been taken into cam: tndy-on suspicion of 'having been concerned in the beef Mutton Q. You should not gabble quite so fast, sir, upon your oath ; it is impossible, you brow, that you could li.a.re seen the roofirrt in *ll these months ; perhaps, isnwever, -.you ll:mg:in (abjection to the tessera —.an antipathy to new invetittoos, „Post as some, people have to a'reit ? • A.= No, Sir, stersuty sother rasa/roe view whatever. • Serjeant Bas;—Sir, ?On should write a dictionary. t Sirlittaii:MattimiLnif Inbserve a decision of 1 I.Ord Ellenborpogh's•intise•Court .of. King's - . Bench I lately, wherein it-sle-detreed,-that.- in an action thus brought, if it roved-thot- the article sold or executed' . sris - disputed,.then.-theperson.receiving it should ei.: ther send the article back or pay for it. The defen dant in this case haA done neither ; . we cannot, allow that he is to detain tbeplaintiff's , -vork..wiihout pay ..menti.nif.kacgtiMlig. chooses tn.make etperiinents env the vicissitudes of . ..the-aye:laser. ~It. _ will .be.for the Jury t.s.coasider whether thr ikiii).d4ot had used the' plaintiirp.goods,or.9r,;.-10e . has- 7 -if it aypears,that 4 they have for kt certain time shielded 'him and hiS J shop fient.the:,vAttlicr, and that he has neither paid]. the value e't of theiiera, nor-desired the plaintiff Aci.T., . take it..away,shen he certainly is liable to the verdict. . if, howeier;• when-thisAieritict is given against hini,'_ . he thinks and caiprove that-the plaintifft.twork hai l not answered , the purpose which it was stipulated it should, let him bring his action for; the: daroage.and be airilliriscover. • - Ver diet,. laid er f thi s. flirfC am, for. Ole plaint if 023. 7 Sir. ..Imes Iktoseiteln . ..coMPI.Onod to-day, tbUt . ' O w e N ol l o f pravisimi.whateverforlightjtig the c•uii i . when it sat late. • , t . .Miptipx§EX 4= - 00M .burghiry. . - .osisass. siaoies.••.•-.l3saas sus. to fie. h er Varier- . ~ These %gm cOMinerieed yesterday before•ibfr. Itiurs.l2,y last the *woad Etat slirtp market eras new at On :Thursday last, a ' foreign. sailor. fell froin. tli bi Gad: Though Clem were is great marl-Penned, Justice filiAtN*Attili - , and the Bench of - hfagisfratiks. Joltn.corlm,an articled clerk to Mr. upstone,- A t ; Mastdicail of the sh, ip Emperor, in t h e_ Doelis.,taturesi of the-wea th er tendered the bailees' of the - fma n o , lv l1 -lull, and was taken. up in a state of iaseneibifity, btit •, ter Ain atibevrege4ing market. torney, of Mancheiter4quirecwasinclicied flebsi fait at St..AuAtell bait sierk . W3l pretty fa ll of thee?, was soon restored. Sln his descent,. he 'bad:pit:aid deck of cattle an d sa l es &IL • igeons itsnult ' on. Misk Wiry Anne 'Donne,: the d 4lightet of fdr. .p anne;vinirgeon,tesidin , in Advn. .i 'Ton the rigging of an adjoining vessel, 'Which broke C.A.biT.ERBLIA.Y. STOCK MARKET, NOV.,n • r, i the force of his fall. ' awl". '. 335.494.. 0r..135. 4d, per woe. street; Aft phi. • =Mame. .asi DLL .te. s.. ed..per storm • . kriint the evidence 'aid([ used in support of. the pro.' A few days since, two men armed, mitered a house .adanwlckt coast AMULET; NOV. St. secution, it apPe"‘ed: th at-the detentlant.calltd at the e; in Carrick, in the noon-day, and each pr t srpting a I. g r i me :Nl F4t i keat ... atte . koo , [Oats _ .., „. ;., ~...ses pike of ilia pUbitlff% father, for the purpose ofserylpistol at the head of two s women, its.only,iiihabitams;4 New Red ... ... ... 814. ' ' 9js: Barley .... •. • • 6w,' illtheloaipf of .* writ .'' On:h4.first visit, - he was in. demanded the arms, threatening, with most vehement , _ MAituiltti. 40pr:cations, to put the woman to death, in case of IftrUicil that fdr: . l3sinne leaf not at ; borne , but. told if 4 - Tbursilsy,lt Pirmsvi(i, .114K•141•IrICeonedr, be ca ll a at nine iirthiestibrning. or live intim after. i ;wise or resistance. *The consequence is &violis t , the A ..• .h. would' be sure to -lacer with him. • With., only arms in the house, a carbine or firelock they 4 " )1 l ' Anida '''' s g" l ' 29 s ' aster In the Rotel Natl., -used 74, so Miss Moore( Lil at. Cbchcabam. Captain Micharl Riiirli, ' ..- rii, ''r - 1 -f to al AsbA A /ok ff molested . ' • 1 b it i atunia , b , Y ' --f)11, 5011rUCtll'.1CTral .or..int.time-5a..5...-,.an- re. 9 •0 Ra ------ -- 6 cavailY. to Caroline Alicia. Mal dao:,,fttcr of tar sitilled,thrkettsuin morning at•tery o'clock p.m. knock. Thursday. morning, about.three o'clock, L int at diirAxtr r he was , sinswered by Miss Dunne, who maker ' s. in Hi hest fli ....aig:OW. ores broken 1 a watc h. 1 Charles Francis alieritlan, Esq. sad niece to the itk,lit Richard 111 iosley -6bertdan. b -phce, Rack% MI. 1 41: t! that het f.ithee - had-waited•for4iimiecansiderahle into .by boring holes iti a back windovr shutter with Likv i eti. lT ' R IO ; I V. IL leVSt' f "i lia: f e S i t tr i. r e sif lie Htskedilklq' time, but was at length obliged to go ont•on business,. a, centre bit.. No soonet had one of the-villains, of the , :gewtou 'v , l, chester. I . _ ~................ leaving word, . however,' &Atli& should certainly-be- name of Thomas TbOtOsian, .about 1.6 years ofage, i • -urn. `homely,- 41 ve. ' .412pii.defenaant, in fcr ly to this upre- entered, than he was - Plied 'on-the spot by a spring i. At. Plenum th-Deck. Wm 'aria' ,5s td qv; •"trj M ~....rt sentation, said - with! much • insolence its bititutgutet r sun. : , Ili' bodg.was.,sonti'after tarried to the Police - wur . of ?lire Kati, owner AI the orrit.ey and rKsey r that he wonlii•not leave, the house until:he-14W Mr. : -Office. „There.were found upon - him a loaded Ostol amine, if he-waiteditill -ion o'clock the next swain,. a xitiontity:of,powder; two ha ll s, a -sneill...,phial! of ' tw. ' lViectlignu.l:l " .7; arfterete ' artWilt76°l"; ' ir:hiell"l4Pev ' !lll.4 " 4l4":"' "wetl yeats Hector of Hit kji MU, kW.. lee, and Viot , kia Made itse:sif other'language.eraremalyninhecntst- 'ashailphor" and .2 -gardener's knife:made 'like n saw:...saabik. , • . --,„ . ing thC•character-Ite..asetoned,..-that.uf a gentletwo. ...t - ne.oraee was. fount! lying in-the hack area, .and the' Lalelyyl% Bers2l,-Captaln s'. ter:do-11,1mo ,--Sorne altercation ..ensuedowhiclollstew. the .. attention : ND in .the .winclow slititter.• The inhabitants in the. • "'vice. r'ePhew of 14 ev-A.imical 1. Fer i tesue. - _,.. of. , iirietiier yoing.ladyliv,ing in the.hintsis mho ci:itik i shop below, upon hearing the report of the gun"; im. '. Surpt4.Al r.Wftbanteanita, at Wends rn wel . l l : . 02 , 7 1 7 Itt-itse iipos,..arid who, on 4ctding.thr-impertipeaoe a 4 .mndiately gave the alarm,-when several.nersonswere ra n fusait u a.. cl " 44 " of tus „, vbr p ,,„„ ka : "44- 31 a he t: l ' a . o B ,y P e : ; t e - si I.4ate, ' '4h94116114;1ant increase, attempied. so shut,thr..sloor.-:: : ', beard toning awayi. The-proprietor tithe shop bad, . fee atoll, two day.. Dr. Mavt.r, tbe may..,, Jai has , /*TillikilllMProiony however,..he retaiitedisand xpshinglcii; - , ,onlaturday last, received an ittinnyanous ktur f ro m Enaiii v il, aa.u ll summoned a • ry e 4+ 4011eart'd '" * ,„.,4 ettoretrie' aatarciovith aentivarilicnitighly worthy of. his doworlsi‘y. it Rricad, Informinm him • that lii. shop was to he P il u c4, ' hi " h e * !4 teralit "I t /14114 " ig 1.." :, i'ittry he 7 , ....*btt from the haws a bib brer, 0,1141 a, struck Miss : Doane a.nialent blow'ositia sbrukeninto, and reqttesting him .to be on his_gua:d. • • wsr m • acc , ai .„ , knisclual.over a -iliali'Mshick:stoOd .id the • He, along with- an acquaintance, watched several w 0ma1ug... " —....-.......-....7... ! .2:......,_.......... . this moment Mr. Dunne accidentally re. nights, when. worn out with fatigue, the.abovie succ I.I2tUDON; Piot' val and published by LbVEL.IIN NT ' home, and prevente4 further violence: cessful expedient WAS adopted... t r i m.t4a-01fr-iisi, Teasple-Biar s soli -bleb i,'Cstrow" - • - • •- • - • . _ 4s. be allowed to retntln there; 'On the part of rencbuilaw Acid e money. was set,op I is Counsel lame W that he .visised the.rootthisraorning so precipitately, and ascribed lat warartl Li,e6out the length of ama duct to a:roisisken zee) fOr,the :lutenist elfish * let In rain, enough * under ,an isispres . Ilion that the, plaintiff's is ATI 4 erJ* l Cofei - 4e.ffef though cleliod.'"s at:43 l 4A boom telt ileCifately ; allac4'frow. frhe:NrAi.ksviag been refers' to the se did set promise to said Linn of the they returned a verdict • . , hesitation. :fix , sa w tO m roof ii s os,t ex 4 mr.r.,,iswitlNG then add r essed the ( bio o t i g et il* e bo uses w i t h whose Oat he passed,the, severest Wpz INA 17. . naintr4 ,ch hare o e . ated sa t r a ,„ 9 entii t i r l ositive ar t i e , ected i n t4it leans ind ex . at th e tu Z it a f orc. ;i i ; lons, with out and honied were de eth , 4 i re Prodac4 S 1 Sent to PrCitnis'lt attend hi s or , occasi4 l d to, an d ott r individuals Cloltroy Li OA findi v a as aia vg crs rs.d rat. he ec,” l ," ch a d t . L .,i , . cluded in L e :i:c nn con . Engli.h 4111 itnce 4.1 . G. ren ;IT ra n !Mums 4.1 o ar 114 r.ic: to . * - blo of such of older to.remainis agd tale Deli, tom is 12,34.5 q Ist Muff. islyttOW. Ga. November a v7l. tas. 431. —d. 1 Stis. W 4. —d. • tOs. Ur 3. Od. to Od. to /a .19t900. fARKET. od. to ft. , 1 , 041. to ',as Itaickdr..ET. ets Os. to 101. to 7L 1 . Pt L to 11.1 , 1.. to 141. 101. wit Es , I 1 • 60 -au • • 3s s • ' !its not 1. arley 12s. Om i. to Oh. .Red Sou Iffirl to 175.-140 11 Bully 4sl. k te yx S&L to 4 11 * vrts NM at Al l 14, 'he 111411 1 0 10 Of tbX. 44 all N0V..4% WISC. {WM. ND V. if- _ NI Jigs/it t'zirPr 1 Ridden, 0 1 Ittrii• 0 (hr it the ittZk 114;1 , Rock% f° Htskrtht U' to . a; Mrs. R ./ Iftley 144 yr" ; 1 1 vl &Mt . • iot ti Ca" the COS W I, fr e neksir"^" hi tar 2 ' 4°l. rata: Lorne, •et m i d &Inc 41 the 6 4 , r,wcq MIXT 444 the/ • .000""'' 3.1009 01411.5. -Mot *ism: