Star. — London, England, 1831-01-18 00:00:00

!PIPP!- tw•"'w9 M" . ' ' Im7',s:llPlrw" 7. ' s • Or ---~- POLICE REPORTS. Bow sTTIEET.—riNAL ExAmINATiox OT Swma."—heater. dn_, at half-past one o'clock. John Alexander. who was charged at this Mee or Thursday afternoon laid, with felonionely pending a letter to Mrs Anne Chandler, of Church Farm. p e eey, Wiltshhe, threat. • flaw: :0 hum down her house and property, unless the sum of 101. was rat to hini by return of post, was placed at the bar, and underwent a unit examination. Two gentle in the mmission of the peaa for the Covent of of WWilyattended, men to watch co the prneeedings. and Mr. Lewis, a solicitor of Marlborough, was in attendance to conduct the prosecution. The prisoner is shout the middle height, dark complexion, ex tremely thin, but good lonking, and his appearance altogether rather genteel. The evidence of Mr. John a l Mncur. landlord of the Nag's Head, Janies.street. Covent-garden, ot illiam Dodd, gaoler of Dow.street, and of Selman William Clarke, 14th Light Dragoons, was read over by Mr. Burnaby, the Cl erk, and it appeared, that on Wednesday last the Serjeant, who is on a recruiting party in London, was at St. James's Palace at the time of mounting guard, and was accosted by the pris oner, who expressed a wish to enlist. They repaired to the Serjesaes quarters, and he was enlisted. On the following day the prisons" said he expected a letter with money in it to arrive for him at the Nag's Head, and requested &leant Clarke to accompany him. They went together to the Na'*g Head, found a letter from Wiltshire charged a. treble, 2.. 3d. postage, and the Serjeant lent him the money to pay for it- He had just obtained the letter from the bar, when Pt . sid. the gaoler, who was in waiting, by order of Sir Richard Birnie, took him into custody, and took the letter from him. It was ad dressed t"X. 1 Z. Nag's Head, James-street, Covent.garden, Lon. don." The prisoner had called at the Nag's Head a day or two before, and stated that he expected a money letter so addressed, and asked Mr. M Ancor if he would take it in, and the latter promised to do so, and the letter arrived shortly before he and tte sergeant called for it. Sir Birnie,N. it appeared, had directed Dodd to be in waitin g , in conse quence of s communication which he had received from Mrs. Chan dler's friends in Wiltshire. Mrs. Anne Chandler, an aged and somewhat infirm lady, was then sworn, and stated as follows ;—I reside at Church Farm. Pdsey, Wiltshire. I received the letter now produced, signed " Swing," on Tuesday last, the eleventh instant, in the due course a t he general post. I have some knowledge of the prisoner, but I never saw him write. In consequence of the receipt of this letter, I accompanied Mr. Lewis to the Post of and by his' advice a letter was written, addressed "X.Y. Z. Nag's Head, James street, Covent-garden." signed my name to the contents. A shil ling was then enclosed in it, and the letter was folded up and sealed in my presence. The letter now produced, addressed as above, bearing the Pii-ey post-mark. and charged 2s. 3d, is the some letter as I verily be lieve. information was sent to Sir R. Birnie by the same post. This was the letter taken frees the prisoner by Dodd, and which had never been opened. Sir Mena an directed that the letter should remain unopened until the trial of the prisoner. Matthew lee, of No. 27. Southampton-place, Euston-square, sworn. .. I am a traveller for the firm of Messrs. Henry Barnett and William Avery, of No. 10, Cateston.wreet, Cheapside, silk-mercers. The pti goner lived with them between six and seven years, as porter, and was discharged. I believe, about November last. I have seen the letter signed " Swing,".addressed to Mrs. Chandler, Church Farm, Posey Wilts, and I rally believe it to be in the pri s oner ' s hand-witing. I have had frequent opportunities of seeing him write, and I have also em a book here containing entries made by the prisoner, and I believe th and the letter to have been written by the same person. Prisoner—May I be allowed to ask the witness a question ? Sir 11. Btastr..—Alexander, I have no wish to prevent you ; but you have confided your defence to a very able person —(Mr. Woolla attended for the prisoner).—and I would advise you to leave it entirely in his hands. Mr. Woolkr.—lt is my advice that you mean your defence your trial, to which I can perceive it is the intention of the Muntilagis trates to send you. Prisoner—l shall do so; for then I know 1 shall be able to clear myself from this charge. Sir R. Btants..-1 hope with all my heart you may. Caroline Pear, a girl of 13, servant to Mrs. Chandler, proved the delivery of the letter signed " Swing" at the house of her mistress, on the I Ith instant, by the regular post-boy from Piney. The prisoner said nothing, and was fully committed for trial at the next assizes for the county of Wilts for the felony. Ustost-Hau..---Yestealay, Henry Berthold, the printer of a pant. phlet called the " National Guardian," or Hathold's Expose, devoted to political subjects was brought before Mr. Murray, for hawking without a licence. ° Several of the pamphlets were produced with tti coloured borders to them, and were as large, and folded up similar to newspapers. Edmonds, an inspector of hawkers and pallets' Meow% stated that ha observed the defendant busily employed on Saturday, calling at different houses in the parish of St. Saviour, endeavouring to dispose of the printed now produced. He seemed to be u esuccessful in his ap plicationpapers for custom, and lie at length walked into the Catherine Wheel, in Union-Street, and opening the wrapper (similar to a newsman's which contained the " National Guardian," displayed them to Mr. PEN. fer, the landlord, saying, " Will you be a subscriber to the •• National titiardian? it contains as much Important matter as any newspaper lathe empire ; it is devoted to the most interesting political topics of the pne. sent day, and you will not be annoyed in_ perusing it by 500 or 60 0 ad. venisements staring you in the face. No ( said he), the proprietor of the National Guardian' will not sully his columns by admitting matter of such a nature to be introduced ; and another thing in its fa. your is, that the' National Guardian' is only ens half the cost of the other newspapers ." Edmonds , who had followed the defendant into the Catherine Wheel, end heard all that had passed, inquired if he had a hawker's licence, to enable him to act in the manner be had dove. The question rather puzzled the defendant, who ememenced re placing all the number; of the National Guardian ' within the wra per; and was about to make a halt; when the inspector caught him by the skirts of the coat, and gently pulling him back, requested to have a little more conversation with him on the merits of the National Goan than before he left the house. Edmonds then said to him—" Mr. Berthold, this la not the first time I have observed you soliciting pause to take the Nihilist Guardian instead of the snider no reldela pay the stamp duty, and you often impose your trash oti people by the similarity of make and shape the National Guardian bean to SWIM of the daily Journals, particularly at the Elephant and Cools, M flits coach passengers. who, in their hutry, are regularly taken in by tbabools ing of your work." Berthold admitted that he sold some handed, of papas, adding that the law justified him , a nd then assumin g a thstiolarn tag aspect he defied the inspector either to touch him or his popes, saying that as sure as he did, he should make him pay 1001. for irsw five minutes he detained him in custody. The Inspector, however, mid that he should run all tisk. and forthwith conveyed the defendant to this Office, on the charge of hawking the National Guardian without bake duly authorised so to do by licence. Evklessce having been adduced of the purchase of a number of tie Notional Guardian from the defendant, he was informed that he hail subjected himself to a heavy fine, and in default of payment to ha. prisonment for not having provided himself with the necessary Berms. The defendant said that there was nothing of an inflammassq or seditious nature in the National Gaol -ergo* • that its columns Will, devoted to able articles on population, on national industry and wealth, and on political economy. He had sent numerous copies to the Duke, of Wellington, and most of the Members of the present administration, nano of whom censured such a publication, and under these circum. l stance he thought he was justified in circulating as many as he could. The Magistrate told the defendant that by law be was bound to far• nish himself with a license to sell, in order to enable him to dispose of the National Guardian in the manner it had been stated in evidence be had done. The defendant said, that persona went about hawking religious tracts without a license, and he thought it would be an act of injustice to fine him for selling an important paper like the " National Guar dian Mr. Murray said, that the defendant was not brought there to an swer for the matter contained in the " National Guardian," of which he(olte Magistrate) was ignorant, but for the offence of hawking. as he . had before stated, without a license. The Magistrate then said, that he should inflict a penalty of 101. on him, anti in default of payment commit him for three months to Kingston gaol. The defendant said. that he was unable to pay the fine. and in his extremity implored the landlord of the Catherine Wheel to advance him money to pay the fine, saying that he would give him 21. interest for the loan of die money. The landlord, however, refused to com ply with the request ; and at three o'clock the defendant was Walt off in a cart to Kingston. Qusaw-suoaas.—James Williams was finally examined, charged with stealing towels from the house of Earl Grey, in Downing-street.— The prisoner was en played in the house occasionally to assist the son. vow and took the opportunity of stealing the towels, which he offered aide to a Mrs. Mitchinson, who keeps a small shop in Orchard-sweet. Wesentinater. He was committed for trial. MAYES PoLICE.—J. Canaan war charged with attempting to ut. tee-a gilt sixpence as a half-sovereign to Mrs. Thomas, of the White- Hart, High.etreet. Shad well, in payment of a quarters and a half of gin. Mrs. Thomas instantly discovered the imposition, and returned the sixpence, when the prisoner took it up and left the house. He was followed by Mr. Brown, a head borough of St. Paul, Shadwell, who seised hint by the collar. The prisoner was remanded. Chas. Davidson, a miserable looking object, attired in the clotbsaff the House of Correction. from which placehe was discharged on Thin. day last. was committed for trial, charged with stealing a pins of sal pork, weighing five pounds, from the shop of Messrs. Buller and C.. Shadwell. INIMINVZIONEERNIM MIII We are truly happy to learn this day that s sudden sal highly favourable impales in the manufacturing distritibi of the North, has just been experienced. The tuanufao tures have, all at onoe, begun to be very busy ; and the wagus of the workmen, consequently, increased. P l l. lll ~+' , PANORAMA OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. PLYMOUTH AND DEVONPORT JOURNAL. Dzc.l3. The fate of the ale enfernmate men wbo are left for emotion at Winchester continues to excite the deepest commiseration of the pilu. lie, and petitions signed by many thousand persons. for a mkige_tion el punicbment have been forwarded to the poser quarter. We hope most earnestly that our good sod pedal maser* will remit the punishment of death os *see peer delsdeo.men. It is argued that is expedite* that the Inmost aromees of the law should be put In fair in order to deter others from esessiallwg a obeli* crime ;--expediateg indeed—we bate o n e very lowa at pram* ribs heed it evens' to crucify Hoe i wiles se ha add be honi. (Aeries tbs and Ms makes* thong* amsdlest to ado stiorapt to edam the liberties ot lb* smotryi!mrs at an apense fit mei A m mo' *in ; and shall ear relen tb k *pedant to execute arm who kW sigoaded 1111 to _by difierpos. by pretty. mid "praise? h a ve nee sep arbme sew hems being; dirt awe not split the ueea thossande. DEVON COUNTY SESSIONS. Ms business of these Sessions comineoced on Toesday merning. at OM Omsk of Says, before IL P. Lyon, INF Chairman. end a MI bomb et Magistrates. Sarreons or Paseconnue. Tressperereloa.— Cada! Demon, for stealing a blanket at Stoke Darner* fourteen T ears, Jabs Pearce, far uniting three ducks, seven years. Jobs When Isr stealing fowl. at Rackenford, seven years. I. it now the generalpfky to raw such sestesces for such offences 71 Lassaars. Jon. s, 1531. Foci our Corremondest.)— We yes terdsy oflersceed a most sple liamination of the heavens by the Asesmullemells, which hope NAT in the evening and did not cease bolero the sod of the atoning twilight, wiles e few faint streaks it fight w e re still visible. About six o'clock. columns of red light were sees 'bads. sp from the Northern paint of the Wain, which ezhi. 'hated the swam* of the eon setting in a cloud over Camden, a high bill ilve mess North from Uskeard. About eight o'clock the was moot sphodid. A vivid red column extended from =Ct. k anived at the zenith, when t itre formed an mob a unseal seams wending in the um* dtion. At dm I moo dear Wilterbif edema was soon shooting from the North which exceeded ell the preys... commies* in brightness. The heavens * this implode the sight Feasted one magnilicent scene of Illseriae den which belles description. The stare were bat jest visible, al b the atessaphere was clear of cloud% • CORNWALL. Than has been a considerable agitation at MM th in dude' the week, Maths to the disputa respecting the ads tithe. The Saber men say that the enespodtion has been raised from six shillings to three pounds a best ; that however severe upon them, they have hi therto paid the latter sum, but that lately they have been required to pay six pounds a boat, and an additional guinea for sack boats as go to Ssb for herrings on the coned Ireland. This demand of fish tithe, it is said, arose out of a free-will offering to purchase the rayon of the monks. but that it has been tenaciously retained. The fishermen de clare they will pay no more tithe, unless compelled to do so by law. A meeting of the magistrates of the division was toad on Wiley. at Penzance, when cane charges connected with the late proceedings at Moneshole were investipted. t The cattle market at Truro on Wednesday was fully attended.— Fat cattle odd at from 425. to 50s. and cows with calms, at about 425. per cwt. The supply of fat sheep was coosiderable, and they sold freely at the rate of sd. per lb. DIED.—At his house Deveeddre-terrue, aged 73 years, Richard Beddek, Req. Purser in the Royal Navy, and many years Agent of the Royal Naval HospitaL— At Medford. near Launceston, Lieut.- Gee. It. Lethbridge, aged 71. OXFORD HERALD, JAW. 15- CongropdeeswM be holden for the purpose of granting Graces, sad tosistriog Digress, is the following Days In the present Term, viz.— January--Thomday, 20—Tbursday, 27. February.—Thursday, 3—Thunday, in—Thursday, 17 —Weans,. day, U. March.—Thursday, 3--Thunday, 10—Thursday, 17—Saturday 26. No person will, on any account, be admitted as a Candidate for the Degree of B.A. or M.A. or for that of 8.C.1.. without proceeding through Arts, whose name is not entered to the book, kept for that purpose, at the Vice-Chancellor's house, oft or before the day preced ing the day of Congregation. A Meeting of the Subscribers to the " Society for the &Wei Aged Poor Women," in Word, took place at the Savings Beni, yesterday. when, on eundnation of the accounts, it was stated, that the sees of 461. 13.. 6d. had been received at the Banks of Masers. Parsons and Co. and Sir J. Lock and Co. in the course of last year • daring whisk date. the sum of 631 175. had been Fades 24 Panama. A Jury decided a few days ago, is the cased a pauper—" Died by the Visitation of God ; bet we are of ophieet peke that Mr. ClarWiliam Cads'ke. he Master of the Woehbouser did set pay eper attention to during the time he was in the Workhouse." The late Colonel Bodes, of the bet Inlay's melee. le. et=the whole et kis prepay we the et Oohed, km lishniest et a FrehmenhV aml limn* bidt will be a ease et matifas Ms esseerrasete pealed irE les' er eraweeders et the mikes of Li to the Chili' rells W dissetniesides a ketwried. d Writ they are. MED.—At Finest. in the Seth el hie Ise, Mrs. Cathodes Lowed's, sister of the late Mint Sem% Sy+ of Mel& well. BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE, JAN. 13. Newnan, JAN. 15.—A vestry meeting of the lehekliesee sal pap ers of rates was beid on Witeaseday lest, to Mks bee 442d1212622 the best wane of ensployies the ahleilleg i cr in now res =lble the rates. when, after muck thonsin, ihe agreed to:— 4. That it mean to this atoeting, hem a statement peeked, it during the lest see pees upwards el MOIL has been espeeded hi the gravel ON mil the streets, on me ommissally ens te a[ mepioy—sed ',wan* et ROL has hem enpesid the weirs heda teals, Weer. he. and that witty the awn et net ishe SOIL hes else bath aide bee the fends of he palish is remit Isv are Your and tools, whereby the enee et SOON. hie Men fee ewer het to the pad& That in eausereeenee el Ihe empleyntent et men la spade Myles less heed edam whims, the same bu sp= =rem he hood ha the eMe-hollM men asst of employ le this The beim for the militia will take lime a month teem. Awaits die exemptises whit away have meaty come forward to embrace, It is stated that the members of al Volunteer Corps of Infantry, who ill have attended eight days' exercise previously to the commence name of the ballet. will be ezempted, even if draw., hem saving. We amount* the merging of the Berko, Glescestenbfre, sod Pb.. grinds, Company into that of the Protector. The prices of different parts of muskets have risen enormously a lock, which a few weeks ego, might be had for 14d. Is sow selling , at Is. id, The last Special Commission held in this county was in December , 178 e. MARRIED.—At Farnborough, J. H. Sombby, Res. of West Dsky, to Harriot, fourth daughter of Mr. Reeves. DIED.—WNW Balcends, of the Oxford Road.—Joho Hes of Castle-hill, aged 54.—At lately, Hoary Ganda, ilmkb ebef t w ahc ei t Baneturst. LITCH FIELD MERCURY, JON. 14. At the Staffordshire Sessions, Samuel Radford, charged with felt). niously demandin money with menaces, of John Yates, of Colton, and threatening, In eme ei a refusal. to set firs to the premises, was sentenced to seven years' transportation. At Worcestershire Sessions, the trial of the men concerned in the Redditch riot case came en. Thomas Manske, Thomas Price, Y. Mill, J. Andrews, James Gibbons, and T. Wilton, were sentenced in twelve months' euphemism and bard labour. At Shropshire Resilenti, John Bevan, for poaching in the parish of Cleobory Mortimer, and assaulting the gamekeeper of W. Locos Child., Esq. was sentenced to seven years' transportation. The Duke of Devonshise'smiural property in Yorkshire and other districts, is of great extent; and his Once was the first as a lord of lend mines in Staffordshire and Yorkshire, to !educe the atetemary me rz ments of this kind, and that this was dine more than twelve since, The last week of the aid year was distinguished at Mahal newly. erected oissetoo, by the good Regis' fashion of Christmas entertain meets. On Thersday, Decemisr 30. Lord and lady Gower gave bell and m e ut a warn et about two bemired , of their taunts sod lamilles, en t ee mosse s speaks their new huu.e at Meths& That the Kasha Crowe is" mighty to save" these whom the sea tepee of tbe law mesdames to its uttermost peaky. has storeys sr. 'reared to us one of Its greatest peivileges ; and seldom. In our aphis% have occasions arisen in which the surds, of his beneficent Inertese. dm would be more ON* 4,51•4442 bii e r i e public thee in the ease. the rioters candonmerl to death at the al Assizes. The Maltese* et Darin were on outlay morning thrown yarn the greatest eonseerestisa, Rem it. being ascertained tha t , s or b s td precedes night, attempes had hoes made, in two insousete with see- Mee r to iamb the amass ream* Werr a! in the church-yard. One of the Censor's Juries alter cwt boors, found a verdict et Wittot Herder et Mum Louisa Postimp hy her mother Hannah. who has bees mennissed to Staid Hest he Mal at the era assiers. The wretched women haartieelwip line and handguns in preen. end sot quite 1 s yeses of age. On belie/mei thither, she of her own accord stated to the cattetablc that she wished to e4taio to him the reams why she hod mind in the way she had done, sod infeensed him that' sirs was span resew by her master, who is by trade a clock and - ,• 4 • 01* . - svms s • metehmaker ; he also keeps a bilelhozainsrposter at a methodist I cavitation; aid has a badly of is NARRIRD.—At St. Midmers, in this city. the Res. J. Slienholl, vicar of Esteban', to Fanny, d_Mghter of Mr. Themes ihnith..-121. S. Davis', Rag. of die Sosaideire MUM', to Rams Timm Anne, oily desOter_st P. A. L. Sorbstough, Req. of eta. beck, Yorkelths.--At mhos, W. Meedisid, of lone, to sta ti o 2 Elisabeth, only daughter of Richard Beech, Req. of Wooton shies. .—Afte short and painful Moos, the Res. 0. A. Case, up. DIED wards of thirty r ran minion ths digli.stmet Chapel, 8Y L.,. NORTHAMPTON MERCURY, Jew. 15. A paha aloft of the Wieldiest' of this town will be Wen on Webs's, oentot the The *pet oawes is to tale hots modiemilim daft= of pedtionlas of Can. mem hr a Ileheut Oa Wellaalay the Omni Swim he this town were hoiden Mille Oaftln. tishcell. Stedhorn, J. Bouclerk, R e es ete. and Jebst Meemohlke Worby,"Robwt Smithson, sod Si.. Oaken legs. loodeem Joon& Rama was WWII he steeling 41b. of mutton the property d J Tile rod P. C. Th. P. C. TIN stated dot he with Ms father. who woe peetowehip a soil every Setorday the liorbesiiii. On the evening of keeps the Soh of Nowsker, while stesting at a Meek near the stall, be ob sessed the primmer take seek and beasts sod putting it mast his coat, run si. —Verdict. Guilty. The peter premed a previous cotyledon sod be was satteoced to mon yeertf immegonadm! Os Issuing the bar , the primmer ad. dresslog the hoick **chimed, The meat was not St for a dog to eat, sirs." The Bishop of Peterborough, at his late Tithe audit Ste the parish of Casten with Its hamlets Si AUswortb. Sutton, and Upson retormsd ten per seat. upon the couposidon for tithe ; and daring the last mid present week a very liberal supply et Sand and bleallets hoe bees die. Who'd by his lordship's desire anions the poorer lolditmes of dines Ips. .....roasterop, listarday.—Wbest fias to 71s; Barley, to als Id; Oats, Its to Ma ; Beaus, Ms to els. Kew. Hosommen, ,may —Wlttel, int to 7 1 ; Bellytt Us is Os; Oats. Us to it7s; Beams, 35, to Ate ; Moe Floor, 56.; ildrds 54s ; Malt. 74s ; Batter, 1110 to 154 per 11, t Rvgy is for is. Uricsaosis, Wedisesday.—Whest, i7s to 15s; BarW, 54s to Ma ; Oats, Mk to 114. ; 800% 5 6, to 440; Dye. 51Is ; Meas. ; Bet tor, lid to Ind per lb; ligge. is tor DIED —At Stamford, avid 75, die Iles. J. West, rector of fk. hlichaeL FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, JAW. 12. The actooots Wilds have reached we f rom every part of the wintry, t o se in loping that dee maltose. to frets Cork to the O'Connell feed will =coed even oar =delved's' of tie lam week. The cootribotleas doe chapels lo the city paddses were as Mows : TABUN oft OT. MAST. .1110 0 0 ... 00 IS 0 ... T • . • • '! , 'de way in which we will err a* our meeting Nand If the Lord lowest Woes a prodannition, and craws to trill disperse peaceably ami epledy, and if we an= to wW, we will hsve some there for the !Lisle end the Roped 1 Win and possibly ens for Daniel O'Canall, (tsse ssd cheetteg.) If the petition of that meet* he ownwed Is me, per I must have it bro in a waggon se the elms pedal. there new yet was a on so namerewsly elipul as that will las Arad it will be t newer? so boa beer to the Cantesis Yon of lay friend Henry Mora ism down and Om el the Ahem of that polities we he► emelt ad" he an lodide deassedradas of the mighty desessisediesker =dash' to scoenspllsh lbs Re of the Unims..—.(Lesid ant seadasee, The of gems& thWen will give a hada sal trim • displ that hang him. I am glee mai that , the Rotten Bereedhe alese, there will set he 0 suit Ireland who is not a belied end. Unionist (Wei diem). be supposed that these pollee mesdegs are want their value. me importune in disk hey emsegessee--e Wes* theireople—thei Meese Informatics amongst them...what Isa beee is heard all the essutry—the gives it übiquity sad smilers It cowry. In the entraps& meats be cminey, there 1. city metableg IMO porn, yet the ir Sad with:the eappliestime et imdaling and meshed menisms, that mei esal That 1101 no *her easily k the wed* Is her seeress than band. She mien eels. perk and ems then oessery aurepe—ehe messes edleiss se min l ed* lye peptides. ad pother eat prindednit b slordoli• smite Redd aim wells lain quietly hi ladies, withers pittssis s ism* their quiet with awe reardess. can _seat folm begin leach our Native pedismest. aids me NO martryesselsosa sad an hundred Mk peers reside Y Dddla. We shall see a taw ef 78 per arse. levied on piety ofaboretam, and every ghillie:wit the rest eel of Ireland spat la Ulna. (Loud cheers.) Aber esportheg *sheerer seriatim. the ben. sod learnedaseihmes seadsled amid lead by prepteing that a committee if these he epplaled, Id* paw seam - *dr ansitte to 81, to make anengentheiler a polellW and asestiredenal meeting of the Wens of Dallis. Mr. Law coaled the mean in a very Wowed and Ono* ere* very warmly thawed. MORNING REGISTER, JAW. 13. Nearly MIL were collected in /bob, ea Sunday, fat the O'Conne/I tribute.— Lisstela Pest. Last • night there wale, towards the contusion of the opera, " a chew Ibe Lord Ansleasy and groan for the Lord Lieutenant," with warm to which it was very doubtful whale: bi t:sizes or nom prevailed • but, the meet uasvocal demonstration of feeling was in the'farra„ where Mr. Preemies, drawing a Invitee Min "Ps to et dews, until they should discuss the question ; lennediately a Almada yobs from the upper regions shouted out, M pone Amara allowed." The effect spas the audience as decried I those who did not cheer were *civilised with beet, whilst the most eadissiestie shouts waving of bats ant Imalkerchlefe, marked the seedy application at the passage by the sadism. Oa Wednesday night, the Bth beam% an reeds= ad deeps:ate attempt was mode by seem roses or perms noknowis, to awassinate Osage Zak, Esq. of Eadassyle, In the Ekes hasty, sad halls sod shot were lull Into a amigo esstaking fear perms. sae of when was a and by these shots ewe Masseat sad enellmling vidual has base dreadfully wouslod. The Lira Juidoes, fer the better apprehending and bringios so jade, dm perms or persons, offer a reward of Two Robbed Pounds. Derrattecrine or • IPAPILR-MILL 1111 ISZLAND....atalteell Oaf and two (Meek passim, meeshig, a well armed body_ of about 160 men, proceeded to the dmissmies of the idle of Mr. Ilslid ll‘Doe nell, at Old Bawa. about &oodles fess is whers they THRMINd upwards el one how, and Mete his maddas. T el is the second tin= deasysil the wain the last two months, and wad and dimempel tie peeprety of this spi rited and ea co so an air not imalsinhie nissuat.—. After havin g rp se tes of the was" they posed used sentries, net only three, but at the abode of the several sad artisans widths the walls es resist their interformem They doe MI bold of the watchmen sad warner, whose dutitimpas up the night, ad them end locked this up b a apart = scene of destraction. These pose tom sonmined the entire night, and were lead, on bookies the ism lathe liming, slows ed. Amsted. The Magistrate's Pallmelho WlSO at = the tYe entire if yesterky in inquires km atrocious outrage. DZATZ OF Tan Memo, or Coax, AND Rose.-11ho took place at the palace is this city en Monday meming. _ Hie Lid. ship wm Wen to the late sad sack to the proem Usti of Hawk He was fie ensetymee Dem ',the Dooms, and weeder:sod to dolts la 1807. Them h manias as ar his secoreser. The mime of the United Dineen if Carl sad Rem is not estimated at met dna OM. pstawaste--Cork Iloptstsr. 1,41.111=.--At Nottsissd. Ottitcb, Hectic Stannue s is Ws. Stn, d lelvill4 meaty Dew& At 111 Is Eselmommet, Osage Frederick Cadz w apj lbi =— i wee, ems, Clem, *shod Olivia, Seq. At fat Rev. Theme Walker, View ef that parish. Car. MAN& ban dri C3ll Regimem. In Killemey, Mrs. Orpew, nibs ei the Ye Orpea, et Cali. Esq. CALEDONIAN MERCURY, JAW. 13. The Cotandedemn for the have gives seders that the whole weeks maw their cheer sew Seteday week, the lid Instant t sod they wield him hem seeppsdi ineselimely, but far a de sire tve the workmen aid lahemeradis rent of amiss, is oder that, icy esa, they may eel employmeat obewhees. They me be. teem bur and /we hundred Y earreber, sad this. so doubt, will be • Mask task he dram 110 wham easy be the amount el= diewere, or whatever may be dte_esatertmeso to the public, se live Is left to the inedmiresers. Their own funds use use than pre-earred, sad they have nub repeated appalls, with out success, to the public, to avert the evils which an now bed tabb. At the mesas of the Royal Society Monday weak. Dr. Derry read • paper en the atmospheric plaseemena of the Indite Ponbeels, and abeg with the paper. restated to the mosey • large sew et meteors stone, which fell at the feet of a Linemeet Clode of the Madras army, whys an a survey in the Western Moms In 1010. The shower passed over his heed with a whistries sae. Ike the psseags of a lock of wild fowl. It excited coesidwabb alum in the mind of Ueureuast Clods. as well it might. for had the state struck his en th e head, in place of falling at his fest, he would not probably have lived to sell the story. Several other stases st the same ase, sad were found after semi search. At Arbroath, trade is at resew dall, and we are eery to say that that there Is me bansediete prosper of a seraraL The distress which has se keg prevailed in the linen nude serums to be miry spree utatiag to a dimes. In Merkantil . , et retest. a great number of were. n are out of work, who, on an • what • actively enspleicd. are ea ebb to earn sure than live or sit ilMtp a-week. On relay afternoon the inhabitants et Danko satertabed the Lord Advocate la the New Exchange Reading Rooms, where upwards of bar bmairod redeem sat downs so dieter. Provost Mbar is the drab. The Lord Advocate arrived at Dodge's hotel about four. o'ciwk. BODY SNATCHING —Saturday night, about seven Vetere, the Math Midge and High Street were thrown into • state of cemliwabb lama; by the diewevery of .a end body in a i g sry which ORO Of DM Uwe occupants WWI driviagyebtUy down I cheat. Amman was ilea directed to the try some ras calling eat " a Masi,. a Miele." which tona, it will be lemem. breed, about the time if Esehe's trial, wee die tralmbil Mesbetion of bale amme. This ay is @aid to have bees first by a patty et "raise esammiderats, between lan and the meow It this .non a had elide. aid she TIRO% weights as presidm dads menses' ereivaL The gig hawing bus OM* she Eileen who wlis it Wised leaving the edible tehish belempd to a serpeeshis bus bites, la the bands of the caress, cis, in the bet rompon of their rage, assured to throw the jig wee the Garb • mell , fer break it pious, and it was only emend sons web extreme peril by the slreursous surdas of Lieut. Kerr, of the Miss. EDINBURGH CORN MAKES f, hat. 12. ich sold readily We bad a full Ripply of all kinds of grain imday, wh at nearly last week's prices. Average of wheat ... As 01 Ditto of barley .. 1 13 9 Ditto of oats ... 1 6 2 Ditto rase and beans 1 9 °anneal, per seek 2811 Isp. lbs. 2 0 0 Ditto, per task M 0 The northern lights essomed — a reseerhable Ding last. They covered a vast expense the sky, co l d i Pte e s T il e ; growing brisker' and Writer. when, between bras and eight o'clock. their leas was wen to change into a reeng tbressasing redeem,. TM aspect was tenthly °mewing, and to des seek was awfully sublime. bolts, Übe immense pillars et bind supporting an ash of Ike. shot for termed& Never, perhaps, hi this latitii els, at least tor a bee course of rase, did these secturad eskers appear ht sock a nibs of HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. x. Mersdai S sl Atssesess...... ...... s 24 - 401110111 Loanovr s:Pdaiod, and rublisbod by Jona Mavis, in die aims Orrias, N.. 1, Plekettiobas, Temple Bar. Aimairniaa*Lasfriso any awl af Onicod me. troolsomitatel meovi Passozaa of WI go Lose NewordPire• soilPiohinat am*, araspard) as thavih they tetra delivered ea the We is Lavin. •.• Owls fir the tlitaseepN Irattentilted dived to the (#' —or item to the Newsomets—to the Prbetere of Provincial or Parrs — . or to me Clerire the General Pica Wee N whew tis fwarded to the COOni4ll, and oil porde ol &swop. • • he tad Lies. " to p Repeal of the Omer and seek to ate, es miest. L L * fhb bat will be, o the awese of rs and lareghter) les Iseantso. Wets' bawd ies„ that except hr kle weaned In s). Lit it not ir value. They he people—they is heard all ova it through the here is a reendi. rith:the ahead lot mot you at Y her own TO. I then any other a liveesher :re e ht= tbmhl , Ws. Nothing mot. We shall pars cooing to soled quieted be d e l h e r ishserse of scent mdil lied th ews, MssM4ll, to is. orderly, ler. Lawless se. Rtsseh, and was 13. or dee O'Connell I opera, " a chose ant,* with respect revelled • ' but woe is thefarra: lice B(~is to sit ; bamedlately a ted out, " Oh, as the audience convulsed with waving of hate of the Pour us sod &spews Pa, so amoebae Mg, sod bells and sins. one of when Nardi Clonal Do sisiese Ceovest FASISIII OP ff. 1113011 BASI& -• •• • 95 11 0 .• 9500 12 3 0 South Chapel . Coro:his Cowan .• Bloats& Chapel • • - - -- PARINI OP OH HMS ODD ran. y's-ten ChamChapelit3 0 0 Care Aegesetision Cowen th 4 0 Freedmen Cement SO 0 The city cemeribedes is sot as lens a men persons celeabsed it would be—te is esaihmehly larger dam the nue heave maned it would prom If other part et Wind am a well a Coit--if they contribute in propulsion saws hoe contributed, the t Istreary will have preened 10.0001. for the Liberator.—Cork aim/Risk. The obsetisies for the lat. Sovereign Pontiff, Plus VIII. will be thismnimed in the Chun* of the Coocepdon, on Wednesday, the 11th d Stersary. 1151 , at eleven o'clock is the mortelog, and the Right am Dr. IWtha will pronounce the funeral oration. FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, Jaw. 13. THE TROATSV—LORD ANOLREET—THE REPEAL of THE 17szort.—It being understood that the Lad Lieutenant intended pey ing his firm visit to the Theatre. the house was lam night all pum, immediately after the curtain rose. Before we proceed, fun , , it may be as well to menden the matiriel of wh.. the audience was composed. There were acme of the nosy, in undoess, sad a gnat many in coloured clothes ; botches of polka magiessese, police officers, policenen—eonse isseeroded (tha t will theneselne wtherMand us) $, peen, eml city te ; no pane of Teak (we perused the box dna, wed see • •so be seen but that of the lady of the Cohost et rhe a—ver few ladies, sad ea lunnenee crowd et persons, h oath their send. meats flan the proceeengs) crone tinenthreS,4l: t r ma= to smolt, and i s to oilmen. the repeal if the . the picked groups of Ortoes and Cade remlness aim« raised their voices against Comperative n nte prevailed usdl we awe a that pert of the opera who Ratedelph drinks to Agnei. Then awn the tug of war. Sew pees welled out 44 Hem m the roped st the Veles.'" Tbe asthma was, of sem" % Sams& Dm esmoally passim C= l l The isms were etwiesided—des Mom as = shusib itb allwie tasemaims. Lail Anglemy, evidesay . pat oat had awl aid a goadismon mina the Offlavon mane lie was mid k was so swam of polder hileg in (gem eta area of the Wen. lib Rthelliney looked w.. the mama di home, and again the &ma log we mowed with rialenbisil mow. At dde moment as ellehms pease wham leo Isn't dem% moms, kaleasied to the Lord Lisa*. web Am the wk.' eras ter las Mmielbrasy A very eon eaplimien sessimillabis, laseed by agambenes am ben next a the Led Lin. meat, at i en= the metier en se Hopme,and osereneed Leedi ri g way, who memnsi his seat, aim sho Meets meet for a et the Wee. Nose dB we whams sash ear is a *lmre as —and amordiii me limb a mmllioladeo if pales lhabs against opproselon and in hear of the peat bid* nor ali-abssela tki minds of the gseple of belsoA isms, by disk pertinacity in waist he dames he Lei thesleeve skebdirsm— ties of the aailliess, aid were who Mika :aft lamb a die man, were hosed, in saarknris,a ammo hie memouse. may his ftoMenth eiebiles= the linoi haw se ham my Made." The '‘ chews fora keral ibe Odor woo wilmOsisly chenged lose * 4 rams ler t o llamas ** 11 7." tions—nosathe law—nellielde,"-0 paths he the shaewiliaper -" , whet,—Pinnen." " sine lean fir > W O'Canir (whisk veto maosay given) 44 a gran he WNW' WO wee, cell that Mr. mmeithwas In die horse, bat it he did not see the Opmaost. lill ohm the hli et dee curtain the Lord Liset enthe indeed, amid lend shun for the repeal of the UM* asts. gild wish pedal mime Ow Mama Oa earrisy, the - Hos. William Massy, his Lily, and their two sous, aseempaddl by a male and female servant, wen preceeding to embark is a me hem Herstime to Dooms, near Limerick. when, as they were Beaks en bleed. beslamey received a letter that required hh return to Elermirags. he inthuated to Mrs. Many that she might go awns, and that he end his sem would follow. They accordingly put Own the shore, bet she fog being extremely dense. the orn.men mimed their di. section, the cot was hurried down the well.known and dingerous WI, when this amiable and accomplished lady, her two atteodants, and the W.fsted cot.men were carried down the current to rise no mere ! A circular has hero addressed to the Justices of the Peace at Quarter Sessions, by the Hon. R. 0. Stanley, directing them to be very dram. sped in granting thanes to persons who dad in gunpuder, and not only to scrutinise into the characters of such Whales* but the pro «ley of extending the sale of gunpowder within the immediate district should be clearly ascertained. Also, a due precaution to be «sewed by the magistracy wherein gunsmiths shall require «What« to enable them to apply to the Lord Lieutenant for license to make, sell, or repots lire.arms. sense circular adverts to pawnbrokers having arms in their possession, which, Ziff oared for sale, makes them liable to the «asides prescribed by w. Yesterday the requhideahes held a preparatory meeting at Adams's Arena, to make arrammelesse ehr greet ewer* serMee /spades for a repeal .J floe Osamu The attendance was very numerous, and Otorft shsr eino o'clesk Mr. O'Connell, socompented by Mr. Steele, entered the amadog mild Mei sheen. Mr. O'Connell, in a speech of grim barb, ersters mbar thior seated that many events may occur for whisk we abseil be repent We muss therefore be prepared for any ihat may mom Lord Anglesey may think fit to issue another as. If he do, we will promptly obey the law, sad at saes pester t disperes. U n f or t u nately we live in a country where a pisalabledon is law. The Algerine Act has put that power into the bands Of so individual. How strangely it fell out for these who are op. paid a the people of Ireland—(Hear.) It is a hesunate clicummenco and esnerabgt a sonar chcomeenscs, that the eel pones, either In Viand ft Ireland, who jed that act in t, was, who do yes *bk t—the ltarqu of Anglesey (Hess bear.) He was most step es in 'presidia to that viassastingtiomil law,which he is DOW the simillest us. liar— as maser—we shall bay that law. Now, hem tide plea I athotehtle—out ft will be wound Ifs the prees—the o a prOgisosadon aortas, it will desisaily be obe3red. Meer.) Tbe ant abject triltase es ransidar Ihg _pro ferias a propw pines of meming. I MIA there mill be the In promft an pine in Dublin suaciendy hr. intake the pushers that w ill be present. (Cheep.) Uwe meant get a place in Dublin suildently =Wens I Mal waway Would be to soh« some place in site bitinhosd when a Stage' should be seemed foe the amenernalatles of the weaken, and the es made each a maser as that the *makers can be a ll e i rar We 'Wald, in my opiates, appoint no dais for th e meet.' lar-she seeing day; use It amid rata' on the Irk, acrd remit the beedbrnw at math* in the ►oped eh. 14%7 en Motley if amniag then stud he a aseennimee si in mat rtsi an gins Item in the brimm at bb seat. WO shall ibt eery of priseming order and regoleritf, aid a act as 'Petal anelables and moist the regular pollee seastables if neawmary. This is