The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

- - Of laud Donovoustoos ass sinister Afoot* aro rather b l a me d to view the matter favourably, u the post, postmen' seems to have disappointed Lord ELDost and the Busies of Freedom." Nearly the whole of the last week has been devoted to the nu ausl work of votiar away pv6fie money for sup porting the present system of government. In former Sessions mallows were Toted without opposition, and often is a lionse composed ofia very few meehers ; dreg want of opposition arose from t fore-knowledge that this the eloquence of Denton - mutts would be lino up o n the members of this assembly ; a majority of which is •tetarned by 134 persons, all of whom are connected with the (Merriment. The most independent men Were disgusted ; and therefore, on these occasions, shone to stay away rather than sacrifice their health to these owl-like disenssions. Hence the isrolligate waste of our money; hence the support of pensions to .lords, Ladies, and Mistresses; and hence the conse singlet distress of the great body of the people. Mr. Hanna, however, has caused a new era in the History of Parliament. He has adopted one of the most effec tual means of opposition to all vire, either public or prirete.—Exposure: He has resisted every vote whit& was not fairly demanded for the public service ; and, In support of that resistance, he has stripped corruption of her mask, and dragged her to public view in all het native deformity. The research and thoindnatry of this gentleman most be immense ; and although he is outvoted upon every question, 111 EN routs; and, as we observed on Saturday, there ran be no doubt that even his unsuccessful resistance will work a considerable benefit. Already have Ministers groaned most bitterly under the lash. They declare they are " willing to retrench," and that they " will retrench ;" that they are considering of the " way, the lbw, and the mode." Mr. Hume, however, does not intend to trust them, and has declared his resolution to persevere in opposing every estimate. Ile rill be outvoted ; hut 4e rid ; and the .lini.trr must, ultimately, either retrench or shut the public out from Lestring the debates. How altered is the present language of our rulers from that which they held when they wereonosed by Pre Habiders" Then indeed the Mi nister talked and Lowed, and derided all opposition.— Orders h4ve now been issued from Ileadopvirter, for every 31e.oher younected with office, to be regolarly at his post, and to prepare himself" against any attack from I,lCorruptiou is secure front the olott vstion of Mr. Ile.w h ; and he fearlessly approaches ankects, at the sight of which the " independent" blendwis, as they themselves, 11:1Ve 34. Hume is outvoted. lie begins ag.titt. lle exhausts one subjcet, and then very coolly proceeds to another ; tcrardless of the !unfit.' and jeers of his opponents, and susuctiao t.',e lokorards praise bf /his pii ads.— Had we h llf a ilitZetl %%11 Men as Mr. 11 , .ma in the House of Com 44444 ns, the Minister would be subdued. it nil! be recollected that the Spanish Cortes some tins*. shier remenstiated with the tiorernasent of France respeeting certain publications that had ap— peared in the French papers. It is just and proper that a IL:vernment which enslaves the press and Uses it at. a?' ',oarsmen' of its policy alone. should he coo %Were I an-wet-able for ita works. Another instance, It av,irai , , ha- occurred, where a proposition was made in the fortes, in the sitting of the 311th ult. to address an applieation to the /French Uovernment against a li bel I ',waived in the Aurae! de Perla, which aceneed the legislative body of Spain of conduct disrespectful to the King: the proposition, after some debate, wa. , withdrawn, as tending to give more consequence to the libel and the I'! eller than either of thew deserved. Itv advires from Trieste we learn that the Austrian flotilla, whirls hail left the port of Ancona, was sta tioned Dear (.1: 4 1. and that on the 2.2,1 ti lt. th e N eo p a . titan sysailron slimed itself till the seine !dace, and attacked that of the Austrians. The latter, it appears, was dispersed, and three of the brigantines tel. into the hands of the Neapolitans. The new Emperor of China has issued a proclama tion en his aeression to the Throne. By a derision of the Court of Pekin, Aleinkin, the third son of the de ceased, is destined to succeed the new Emperor. From various documents that have been received, it appears eiiilent that the report of the late Emperor having been poisoned was unfounded. Tog la o's lii TN-DAT.—The celebration of his blitif•NtV s 111th-11A VMI Thursday, the :111 of May, is to he observed in the same manner as that of the late nits , %hull in the bill enjoyment of health. After the drawinz-rani, it is understood that the King will rive a 'fatal ball tin the night of the same day, at his i; lave. in Pall-wall. lie Queen attended divine service at Hammersmith churl is yesterday. Her )lajesty will receive several ailattsges at tier! e isi South Audlev-street, on Wed at one o'clock. tit e undetstainl the period for carrying on the New "'tie Races this vear will not he determined on, un til it is fi rst known at what time his Nlajesty intends honoring the south of Iceland with a visit, on his way to hillarnee.—(Limerick Pa/Kr.) Am article fruits Hanover, dated April 4., states : " now know for certain, whatever the English " t ut" tatty ray, that we shall have the happiness to see our Sovereign here after his visit to Ireland, that i` to sq, in the course of the month of August. Lord Castlereagh has officially communicated this news to Count winos er, with a list of the persons who will accompany his Alajestv, that the necessary prepara tions u ay be made to receive theu.." Captain Parry giros a superb dejeune, on board the Fur! , till Deptionl, to-dav, to the Lords of she Ad t"iraity and many other distinguished Personages. I • rr ‘ i°l ‘ to his proceeding on his voyage to the North "it. disrovery ships under his orders will sail trion Deptford its about tea days. As Sauk notes hee time scarce, gold is bginning " - illeat• A vessel lately arrived in this port from America hiought gold coin to the amount of 20,0001. and a so", of 10,000 gslneas was paid into one tit the Liverpool banks a few days ago.—(LieerP"l PrltiArt.) A dsrl took place on Monday last between two of the ^.°4 "Pa'eat Stock-brotiers in Paris, when one of thew received sabot in the breast, and almost instaerlPi r Ibis occurreneehas produced an onosstel see', sense in Paris. The occasion of the Joel was a alii c"l.l.FY that one o f th e p ar ti es h a d . eeducei Ihr N if ' o f the other ; and the Hared party was the per. sun killed. 'ELIE stAtEshiAk, TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST iTESMAN. 4ta—Tlse animal described its the following lines may be seen gratis every slay, at all the mew ornate, and at the nova's of most of our sonturv. If you think it resembles the &eat, pray expire bib to your readers. Your " EdileGarrgh's " sad your i• Qtarlerlia" may spare thenoelses the trouble of abusing toy rhymer. 1 know just as well as Messrs. Reviewers " they were not practiced at a piano." My sketch is in roams . , what etching with chalk is on a wall, or with an optershell ; or what drawiv with the smoke of s candle, a karat slide, or a red hot poker is in PAINTINU : frs.lics, that the first ar tists have been known to indulge in ; not at all in ,inuatisig that I am a geaine, or anything like one. The Lord forbid I was such an unfortunate wretch. A surly dog oft kennels In the hall Of purse proud Insolence. to fawn or bawl • At those who knock. 'The rascal's name is " Ousss." His faculty—to know men by their dress, To cringe to finery—to hark—to nose. Just as the upstart will at shabby clothes; To fawn on equipage, the creature runs, lint growls at plainness. poser!). and dens. Things, that he knows his master can't endure. Who scorns the humble. and detests the poor. The saucy dog will think a civil word. Too much for him who does not drop his card : He lutes politeness, for sageeions (loess," Always presumes politeness is distress. lie'sals aye found most Insolent to three Who ere most kind and citable. to hint : From him no pity—mercy ever fell, For " single' knocks. or those who ring the hell; Hut thinks, kind beast. he has tindonhted right, Not only to insult such folk—hut bite. This is that .log—a porter—a tiog—norse Tnau bull doe. mastiff, or than Lerberus. Finsbury-place, Finsbury-square. N. M.INIFEST4TION SIBL011::: and the the Mountain 'lroned forth a 11lnn.e." Conrhosinn el an old Fable. The tenth day after the first of April haring elapsed, the inquisitive among the credulous and ioreednions were yesterday agog to learn what fisting* would be communicated at the temple of time disciples of Johoroew. respecting the ntanifestation of the promised Ibe cuaveatiele was crowded to excess, and the im portant business of the day CO tttttt enced by the reading of a volutesr coutinanication. ra t*r IMMO' If Ike horel, im parting to the faithful the important intellilenre that the great event so evicted!, and long especteil had ac tually conies to pails. he prophet l'mrwer had been honoured on Wethiestlay by a visit fr,on the celestial stranger, ald had actually taken him by the hand t bat Termer knew him not: even the eyes of the prophet were darliested, ills oleo those of the L ib/rip/ea wk., joorrisietleif tlrr ray:to Emile* ; and he had mms diseern• ument of the mighty work that had been done WI it was afterwards revealed to him. Much reproach teas ex pressed in this reve:aminn on account of oittbelief and hardness of heart, which had retarded the p out; 4-41 dis play, and a seritot, admonition was gi% en to the f iithful. to beware of bettor led away by Nr•r.r.tp• r reports and advice; but strung- hopes were still held nut to theta. that they should stoosi sec Shiloh in the flesh, and that afterwards he should be manifested to the w.w1.1. These tidings did not, however, appear to g:ve marls essutfort to the eager crowd. More g roans, than grateful exclamations, were tittered during time cum munication; and while time credulous Are Ingo ifinly in a desponding state, time wags are wondering what the conjurors will attempt to tin next. Dr.uttNaTtoN or 11Entussrs.—(As severil regi ments are now shoot to change their destination, the following list, it is expected, may be found useful to ussnv of our readers) :- 4th Dragoons and I'th Hussars, to India. ttth and 17th Light Itrapt. to r home from ln.lia. Ist Hatt. Koval !trots, front Ireland to ihe Mauritius. 13th, 41st, and 41th, fr home to Imlia. With and 54th, from the rape of Moil Hose to India. 33d and 91st regiments fr home to the West fiche". 49th and 55th ditto. from home to Cape of I !lope, s!sth and lilst ditto, come I from the %Vest 141 th regiment clme. from St. Ilereta. lith regiment to St. M e na. 75th regiment, from the lonian Wet to liihraltar. 51st and z‘slll regiments, from home to Mediterranean . regiment, front the Mauritius to India. 17: b, 53.1, 5',P11, and Ilsth come Isome from I ndia. I ti.erioNlus Asvi.t:m..—.This Institution was eSta- Wished in 1917, for the purpose of supporting and educating the Children of Soldiers, Sailors, and Jla rines, natives of Scotland, who have shied, tor been the disabled in the service of their country; a nd I Children shin of Indigent Scotch parents resident in Loild'on, not entitled to parochial relief. The fourth an niversary of the establishment was celebrated on Sa turday, at a public dinner at the City of Lont!un Ta vern; Lord Saltonn being in th. chair, as the pr.iity of the Dnke of Yort. After dinner, the Children. attired in the Highland costume (twenty-three in sout her), pawd through the room, an-I were touch uo fleetl by the assembly. The subscription toward' the close of the evening was announced by the Secretar% to amount to 3951. Z4s., and twelve annual suhscrip. tions of One Guinea each. I NM: KR ECM*: OF THE (;REEVE. -Br accounts front Illamburgh we learn that the Insurgents in Wal.elpia are commanded by two chiefs, named '1 lico.l(tr , Studzier and DetnetrinsMudekou•ki. They e:ttioneneed their operations on the :10th of January, with A band of only 40 men, by seising on the monastery of 'Pis' mann. Their force was swelled, by the middle of February, to 5,000 men. They were in possession of the fortress of ('zernitz, and were by the last accounts, marching upon Bucharest. Of a body of 1,000 men sent against them by the Tnrkish Government, one half are said to have joined them, and the rest to ' ave dispersed. 1 ntel.igence of the insurrection hail reach ed Warsaw, and been communicated by the papers there. A letter received from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Genoa, dated the 2d instant, states, that by accounts from a Merchant at Odessa the utmost l enthusiasm had appeared among the dreek inhabit ants of that place, in consequence of the revolt that ' bad broke out in Walachia and Moldavia. The rising was expected to be general throughout the Ottoman empire on Sunday, die 11th ult. and nearly 4,0150 Weeks were calculated to go from the said city to Join the army. Even masters of ships, with their crews. Mad abandoned their vessels to go to light, anti had pat off men to join their companions. It is supposed that the (becks acted ander the impression of some support or protectiou; sod it is added that Ituroie bay asked permission of the Porte to let the Reser, fret pass into the Mediterranean. EXIVEW fio X. i 'YORE. Aeon. 14, Idel.—A few slimes befor4 heels, o'clock. this day, Michael Mawr was sae , ' cntesi at the deep, behind our retitle, for bnrglaryo-1 Although oothiat of argravttion marked the smadn.4 of this tit In at the tint • of the r•hbery, except hit being ar tied with a large ktit.P. yet. from what suit. seipsently transpired, it was clear. tint he was -an ale offender. When the eon-table attempted re take hits into cast uly, he made a dessterate resistance with a large iron crow. la his house was found a plan of that which he had robbed ; and a talae wall was also discovered, between which, and the maser wall of his honer, was a repository for Lis ill-gates posh.— Thirty-four skeleton keys (belonging to Shaw) and some of the stolen property were found buried in a wood. near to where he lived. This unforttrtate malefactor was in the 57th year of his age, anti ha' 'left a wife and a numerous family to lament his fate. He prayed very devoutly during the whole of the titue wasnpun the drop. At a cpartrr past one ire.nrora, alias froi..lbrie . , Strabi, ages! 23, wt.°. at the last :Assizes, was cos.. vieted of a gross assault an.! highwoy robbery. was ra• yew'd on the new drop. erected near to oar City lisol, opposite to the Ohl (tail-hill. Aithongh the dory was entrettiele wet, all itittUelltge CroWti Was assens . oled 11l Wit l/eA tz arawl's! sight, this case having excited 4 e. ner.sl interest in Voris. n o t merely on aceota»t of the L reat barbarity ittrnslint tin the rohlbery, hitt herons:. t:te novelty of an execution fr the gaol ; otol% tw e•-son, haying sotlereil r city pt ism) (much to the credit sot our agleitgi.t city) duricg the last 2; years; sue tar eutliglelleifilai; toe silve: cur rerle of this real.sti; and one for utteiiii4 two forze.i bank of Eagiand notes. Ilse taeuee f.. 1 whi.:;: this ).011111( twits (Brown) Was eY.•Clitegi. WA% a Very alt.:rat otteit 1 -.10,,iry. I he circussistatie, s ut the ease we .e these nine o'cioci, 'so t ar . night of the '23 i •sys.si.hrr last. he au.l 0110:11e1 (o• yet unkit 0.1) Wet a p or Us in MI Nrw %Valk, along tine Isatslis of the riser thtse, close t.. this city. After knockiti, .iott it and ell:sti : t Isis pocket., they threw Ishii isms. the water; and w i ii hs there, attempted to siaz. him' with a rail ; hist I sr , seizing. hold of a post, was enabled is/ keep has hem; sin the otiriare fij 11. e %r o ot. , mod kiss cr i t .„ sit 6. Misr. der: hem we:" Ike. brglisaist prrs•sess to his ,:s•istits• e. a oas onscrvs .1 to run ar:sset tise si s ssa. hut he soon return(' I. ;too Was very as•i iss•.as ht re.cuitie 'tint trait lie p. rulous situation; he . sins as-istell in cool-et-loz Its an ion, carryi:s : : hiss re pe on his hick; col remained with hits. ittoll the Tv•bor slats began to t-csorisise the perm'''. 0 'so stood rit.sti,l hiur. As ?Lion as t.is eye naught tsie person of Itrown. Le exclaimed, '• 1 r.swas, thou art Ow us 311 N hal wanted to murder it:e!•' Ever alter this, kept I out of 'sin sight, decline.' sitting up with hint, and left the house. We cannot conclude without stating a et distract fug necnrrenre on this melancholy occasion. Previous to the culprit being loroulht to the : ;allows, tit, rots ecntiomer *lmpended the cord, after which, with appa rent rho., be exclaimed to the ropulare, "Some of ram ruffle Itpaid try it !" or words to that effect. At '44 . .,17Ms, - Mitittzittu . itaitiemancted M th; drop. Ile hail a most ghastly honk, yet he aopeare.: to smile. After the Her. W. Flower, sen. had linish rd his devotions, a most dreadful scene pre s ented The executioner, in a huao 4 lint simmer and a ith great dilfieulfy, (4eine i.s o Ogle , :fioro.ricot;o oopl u eroo the rap over the culprit's fare, and attempted several time* to put the rrl e round his neck, lout was similar. Ile missed the unfo.rtnuate watt's head a ith the n o rr every time that he tried. The cap seas each tine re moved fro:to the malefacto..'s Corr, who stared wildly r.lllllll upon the s: eetators. Ilowrnr an d &s c ow:, en seemed to perv.ole every hceast ; asset there were reirs " shame, shame he's drunk, he's druok : rooter Sheriff, do your duty Hut tie l'oo.ler Sheri!) . (Mr. flewley Itr.oham) di I nut oroer to interfere in this disgusting pros:v...loloz. Mr. Itylah, the boon we governor of the iool, ea.tieh alferted, a.lvan• rot to the front o.t . I:le s!rop, and e ,treated the poionlare to ohs• eve st!..n..e, which they did i•moe .oiately. The executioner, hoover( r, w..s not aisle to perform his dotty, a othout the assist .n..' of thz• jsilrr and one of the sioerifr,; officers. The culprit did not ap pear tee pray during any of the time, but eodeavuouteol to assist the e ar olii.oner in phi lox the rope rman.l his neck. He rods at last, however, otowil:in,l t o s ul.-r, t'or when all was ready, his feet having been tte:lo oleo, t e be tied, he repeate.ily atepped loaek,fot evade cantlino on that part of the drop which rolls. lip a:opeared to suffer much after l eing turned off, and w.as several minutes before life wa' extinct. A.l a •oner was the unfortunate su:fer , r I wocheil into rte. nit, than the 'No...whiner was a-,ails"! by the poo;oul,oce, aichs hunts of execration, and severrl called too., " !fan.: hi :to— hang Jack Ketch—he's 'trunk & The dr" a fir.. ha.ignsase was likewise ft/dowed a 7 an iooneo:se e r.,wd, who hooted him, as he staggered along the streets. Of the only two pe:sons mentioned as having been executed within the last 2; years, fur offeuces in the city of York, the first W 44 a man i.f the name of Was. Wasldingloson. who was olraorn u.s a ste , c-e or loud e from Ousebeoir, and was rue: mei April 12. 1;94, at Tyburn, ecouteriritia4 the silver e of the realm—lie set s.tu.l %%Is David Am:crawl, who, oet the 12th of Angtt.t, suffered near Lail Hill, fur stirring two I,.orged 114:.k of England motes. A CURIOUS AXI,II.ILt . ¶ ancur INTELLIGHNCE, SCOTLAND. ON ifoaday last, Jo Fkisirg was t. ied ltrforr the Circuit Conrt at S:irling, fur issuing' forged mows, on the Paisley Bank, uttanitnously found guilty. aim sentenced to be est., 0:11 at Stirling tut the 1 lth of Ilay. ex••ulpatory witnesses were I.ruaglit ward, tone of a 1101.11 was et.untlitteol to prison tor pre varication. '1 he trial lasted till 12 at eight. On Thursday ..1,1 Ai :mid M.A . arhui, cuttun-spititirr • was found gni!tv of attempting to tlischarge a Ittadet: pistol at Jatres lit tt,let sun, cotton-spinner.—Sentence not pronounced when our account kit Lilasow. The Lor f'oisimi.sioners of his Itlajesty's Tres 4ury have been skaseti to give directions for pandit ing scentr , l rod iiieSicinal *writs, se long as no vessel' of the lee.it tonnage of owe handosti tons. sink b. be , freeo the poi if Shoreham 3011 tins pbetsof Vrasee, I'4 he lisloortiol is vessels of ant less the, seventy tuns 41P.... V • ~e~-r r_~sMt~ 3P. 11.110 I.ll7liLLlti b.• Ga. . . . 'WALTON WR TIMO I'ON4 LI; DUD. . APSIL 710 nm Per ‘es tot Maid's, TUrrorsot. Re. Ire Mi. Vl** air eattatter. of all sir* S-rr 61.14 Ow earn /it.: 4-yo dot. 41b. ; ,i-)r (4 , t1• *Lk lOU ; ti-yr toi•sa mei astell. Marro asionrti Isla. I :sr milt* a% 1 a half eIIiTTIL - I MT ho-sea. 6e. 41 the'r is its May. M,. lillomret e.. 4. Prime ‘riniiter. ayra old. . Mr. kir11•1 r.Con.sti. 4 yr, a d d Mr. Sts.rry'r A. r. ba l'rawling! , ,ii. 3 ) .. • ••••- Mr. HArs It. b. t.y Fox-Trial-4 6 ..'j -- II 41 ei Mr. Horriley h. e.l. CI Aten.pits. Y trs 111 I I•tr. Tarnrr*4 Is. r. Forlorn 11s.pr. II 11iike Air II Neitstisrpc (say Assy..l trs as.l ...... "J" 6 Mr. W. ll..aas.l's c•:. c. octstiaii. vr.4 it 11 lir,t tv.s% a bett:e.-it C1.64/11 auJ lik/igartl'a cult. K/Strg TIIEJ r. over' an a p o l oz y to our ret.lers for lusiiiitc onsitteti to no.o-e me °prolog sit mi♦ rsta4sieuttost itniter a own- anatiageuient. 31 Lrotis ttr fiirtier rott•hiciors hate berg latioes.tr tech it, • puhlie, sti.l it west he obvious th it the aur it t: o lv or rit .4! NOVI tigers it the Lever !if my Lora Ch • , tsial-1 not %I re materially from to the istrrest ot..tio• property in alsptte.--l'or theatre opened this iteasu with pri formai, 'es which abetted ilitt liberatity hot 'wen titUte•i to t.:ste; an.: frots the briliatit Itahlou• a,i,re ices which have hitherto graeed the fues o lhre. i • H tte that the combat:tors of the nig,- , mil "I' r.' JP lil•si .I.l.Tes,t Sloth it tuey have 411C44i vit I helm-rites to tics: rte. Th.• yet tot thances lutist attractive at present, cult4i,t of th.• I Peri of Ltd tor :.ta /-od•r, mail the Italie! it , • ).'it S.frit or 1.11 Alia ft iage Cialideralet• 's. _ 'rue tlierA 7 aarralli wAs Ist..ngbt nut • t S4'ur !ay nigh: fir the pa: rpose i•tt..ollneinz Nignordt st:tu::i t :he pithi:c in the ris.tracter of Ta.t• I ets. ••11er vai• • sn eel ; Cst.tkits t ; a 'air alinsvaisee tot b. t;e%t disitearms.., ) we ta•lSk it nut WWI rt. ti • , Wore i. .1 1 96,10,91 y sit pet-tor : ian,iit the tv !tole, r sore, s. orly he rwi,i9i9 c..99:9Wete. The other act , siS Weft* "4 ,1 dil ! V lil l r, l that it 111.1% altuv : in, to si t . i ke a ! ..elret inn; but i•ve amaaout setr.t..l WO .11. e I it‘il...'tk..4k avl • voo.er , the fait th the 1.1 milts of one of the most e:egve atithetic• s r 1 ,40 1 .5. 1111, 114.111." Waist erin% firti Its CC' ir ••• ; AIM attn•t%; the 9:istitit•lti4hril el. waders prescnt, 0..- tired t!.e 1:911,e of Wellitigton, the F...3l'as of asrule), M,97'.e% he a leers most luny eontitioe lo be a ftvori:e 09,9 .1 oisirers of tott•ie ; for time select . ..9os Are the city first t a•••••. The 16114.1 1iv0ti,414..i.14114:11 41,1e...14•1115 011. 1 A do-lint; itialtru oh it • cr. form 011 , ', W.V . I as II : ;!II mete.: a iilt I lir to.strit rer :iuu,nirs of 1• rile is in Sp3vs. The c:Ate e tab r j.s sari v ttrly Ittarriellw Egeene, (S,.tiLLN.) Itth..r, the Mai fit de Itabar, ho, t ti l f.so 11;4 ro, (MILAN: a) to :9e his (attar." vv.:leer-1o" 9 , v ; bit her Alfretiuos are piaee.l twin the .1 qum. :, ( "•14)N It'S4%.) After tile itsaal ettibirr all meat ..1.1N1.1.1111t on them* 154 . 1 . igiols, the ballet el•ases as 109 tli pta ties laving made !sappy.-- l'he splen+wr ttft which this Menet 11114% been got op r Penis Lre.st Greijit 011 the ealtsiluet ars of Ilait esiAlislotwatt. The ils.m.l n e e it r‘iili•its., utt•l the Sernet v :tut/ Ihrbses :err iteantital and cost:) . in the c9it revive. OLD 13411.1a.--(rous MORNING.) f . to In O_ . 4 nvir. and a if mintity the property 4 JIAVI I :ark. E.9.—Gni/ie. • • • !veld I *le, brotter of the former prismfer, wail in. di. test for stealing .erer.il hostlen of a inf.. 2 biotin'!" •r brandy, a pfoind of tea, and other article.% toe pr•tp-r•y* of Jolla Capels, 1.1,4:. The pro. oier. it api.ware.t, vr.:3 the huller of the prose , titer. who Wait I the swot ina rolifiarner in lei. il•rwrit , ..: 1•111 ri rovienroporcoo of illy , ling lestioto of liar utli.-er a hot apprehended priaion..e4 ..!:ter, hia 611%04 v-i•re enofffine4l. when he loan tat primmer hail *railed listionill of the appartniiitir , los at iuAt• oltorded him of staalia4 dos articles au vocation. —l;miity. The 1 1111 l noon Sergeant item...Gately ps..ge 1 sers'eriee tr in%?iirt t•i:m or 7 years. a im em onierte4l in very see terms on the efotrinity of hie otfenee, and a tin 101 l tor tn.• merciful eforiiteration of his 111 gi ft ing lemur With 1'404111 par! attar ricto ffe, most have ell piofeJ 1114 nifen-e on the gallows. and a h., , r leresihrt tow for tire, %twill snot liaie Wen in his pi e,eift untoitafiaze• tuati..n. Peinberitm f..r a ripe on the pertain of Sarah, the aife of Mei I•Jw. omitted. .11.1 RA ♦ TS. Cosa P.xentvne, Asti 1 6 i. —!farin•e i s quantity of Wheat left over Irons lam week'. Art ir4is. an i t g mhl •os mils fresh in this intruder from Easet ian.t Kent, and I•utlittle &mania for it, the .ales wrf elltrrib•ly lirray, *nil wok- the litsrgt pirkr.l runt cold 1 h• of, i.4i t..r whiili last Alootliy's !wire% were nlit .I'.d; hut aorta were nlfere.l at an ihatentont of to :ja. tier quarter, without finding . li ) era at that retitietion. We had hut little Harley at Market, entitle to iry winds, and fine aatesplea were taken gulf at a cleeliar u. la. per quarter front the afire. of Iwo Moo.lay ; !or there wag 100 illemansi for the ordinate P. 14 are I-. p-r rlic.tisor, Ibr ar..vak hying very and grry Pr•tgo• Ate 41,0 .111111 saki, and 1-• per sisartor htsver.—lu ittli..r di:it 'eh no alteratieL Exausa. A . 4. d. Mmill Rolm l O4 ti Tick ditto . tit o.ls. pantie........ let pu15ed........ Wisest. Kest. sad Essex New l6 60 OW — * 4 Suffolk II 36 SU t)01 — 36 Norfolk. (Old) 12)1- Itar:ry Pa 0 %flit. . .. W. , i le. Peas 0 Vti Roiler4 l6 Id Grey ditto... l6 11 _ Sorreiriems MARKV.T, APRIL 16 —This Isorultig's nrirlset teas well supplied with all dr....riptions of .1...1 'very artir!e is cheaper in price, and tlev market 1 1 1 , 74.4 vrry heavy. • (To shill the oft : prr utone of Sibs.) Reef .... Is. N. to 4.. tit. ttlli.P. AT ifi.4lllaST. Mutton.. Zs. 61. to 4.. 61. 1 Heists ........ .. ... 1860 Veal .... 4.t. tid. to 31. Oi l'slves . .Y. • pork .... 44. 6t. to 4.4. 41. M.'s, sod Lau5b5....16.141 Limb —.. us. 0.1. to 04. Dd. Pigs HAT-MARKET —This saArkel remains its pries AN for last.—Straw ;and Clover no AV:ratio& ill the • Prior. May - .....11. 4s. to O. 4/r. I /two .•.tl. Is. taw •U. I. Glover& . Ai. Us. to M. bs: k flat.). Ferd . IS ?I Flour. 1 1 .-r Sari. lioprNeril. yr' 1.-st ... 14 Ai 4%.me Whet,. ‘s - tir - r - s - ca - 11. - ... _0 0 ()smirk ............ Md► Hal►ie. RI4I Bll M lissobru Rrti 4U 44 It fia„,ap.i, 1 / • Pertamaath rapt. that there is tat kretent yappers i.,n that ht itlaii.ity . att : l IA %is fielietit•fori. Jai,. west • Y'htrre ii, 'now living 1a the ' liortha rapttin 'hi e, ita ifr ificf • Ilea' , i-ttfp Mime n !Ord loom uat- tii 2,40. retire% V itai alma , ; ; r hers vl4-4.144 r 5 I 1 , , I waY 110 ar toles