The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-15 00:00:00

To mos ionroa or nix STATESMAN. Sta,--As a lover of troth, I feel it inrentb►nt on roe to refute a most eirreelous error that appeared in )nor independent channel of public information. by n later, bristled —" Low Price of !Vali and liars" 1 , is therein stated, that hops are frit above one. fifth the Moe, and malt lower by at least one-Afth the price of the preceding year. This Correspondent is under the neremity of coopering the highest price 1.0 with the lowest Ills, to bear hie out.— The bet stands thus : —Tbe erersge pries of hops was as ',tat to 231. us they are new this year to 71. 101. Armoire pries lathe best barley, last year, lb., ditto this year 635. (the immediate depression of barley cinnot effect lb. edict+, es the year's eon eemption eat already .Malted). The duty remains the same. Bet your Cerrespoodest's very words weir bow greet a Wadi ►e oust be Is predical busin►ss, for he toys price per pocket, which is al ma), staled per ewt. Ilia istestiers, I fear, is to impose on the creditless, to create discontent, sod to persuade the sowery ; they endure hardships they themselves were onsequinted with, till yews. C.,. respondent, with emiseess sophistry, infused it ions their heads. As "th*lebeerer b worthy of his hire," so 14 the trader worthy of reward for his industry. Let the dispesslooste sad candid turn their attys. ties to the rile materials, incident sixpences of the brew er,with all the defies be pays,and they will And the beverage of beer as low es Limestone*s will ad roit. ree why lather, to lea reennerstion to thee who Zeal lo Attain,. mo►e than to these who dell In eleteallingi'--Fro• Took. Ar it MI. 13It MALT AND 110 M. 71, rigs EDIWN er Tilt STATESMAN. • Ste,—As the story of Andrade, and his inlets' floe was acceptable to the Readers of the SrArai• N /IC last week, I shell take the liberty to intro• Ogre In their arqsalotaece another interesting sto►y of Si► George Davis sod his lies, as related by a merchant, who said that he had it, in the year 1700, fre'm the Gentlemen to whom it happened. The the 'rider elf e British we►chanl fur veracity stood high at thot period. Pliny say, that Henna, a noble Garthagineeo, is reported to hese be►n the first ono who teetered to beadle a lion, and to Wing him op tune. " Ahoy, 60 years ego when the plague raged et Nitres, Sir George Davis,_ Consul there for the Eng,' h station, retir.-..-A to Florence. It bappeoed mop day ha wow, nut of curiosity, to see the Gin' Doke's lions. At the futile, earl, in one of the dens, lay a lion, which the keepers is three yeses time vivid not tame, with all the ere end gentle usage Istegineble. Sir George no sooner appeared at the grain of the den, bet libelist ran to hie with ell the minks of joy and transport he was repaid. of 'spree.. ins : be reared himself op and licked his hand, which this Genilemsn put in through the grates. The keeps affrighted. took.bis by theorises(' polled his away, begging him net to hazard his life by going so sear the fiercest creator, of the kind that ever mitered these dens. However. soothing would satisfy Sir George, notwithstesding all that could be mid to disseade his, bet be must go into the den to Slim. The very instant as entered, the list are, his paws spoil his shosldders and licked lea foe, sod ran to sod Ito im the den, fawn.. log, sad fell of joy, like a dog at tits alibi of his master. After al embraces sad soe letatioos exchanged on both sides, they ported Tog good fsiends. The 'amour of this interview betimes the lion and the stnnger sing immediately &mesh the whole city, and Sir George was very near puss leg for a saint among the people. the Greet Pekes when be heard edit, seat for Sir George,sho waMW upon his Highness to the duo; and to satisfy ids curiosity, gave his the following account of what seemed so wing, to the Doke sod his followers:— " ' A Captain of o ship from Huber) gage PS this lion wheel he was along whelp. I brought hiq tame; bat alien 1 thought him too large to be suf. fried to son about Ibis house, I built a den for h 1 io my coon-yard ; floe that time be was never pee. mitted to go loose, except shoo 1 Waugh* bias utilities slows to show bins to my 'fiends. When he was filo years old, in his gemesose tricks be did soap 'Weak( by pawing and playing with people; hati4 griped II eau IMO day a little sato hard, 1 • him to be shot, for fear of incurring the guilt et what might happen • open this a Irked, oho was at dinner with me, be gged him: bow be isms here 1 know oat.' '• litre Sir George Davis ended; and (hemp*. ihe Doke of Tommy assur►d hi., that be bad tho lion (ins that eery irked of hie." sib Ma), 1619. T. H. COURT or ASSISSRS .ar PdRIS, Afir 10. i SITTING OF Tlll TRIAL OF CANTILLION AND 111kRINI.T. A concourse of spettitert - ,leSs netneroes Ikea doubtless will be witnessed at the following Sittings, tilled at an early hour the Court of Assizes. Of 70 witnesses cited at the demand of the Public Ministry. about 60 alone appeared. blindest's Guyon and Csechois Lemaire, who play a considerable pert is the indictment, were not present. Julie Fremont, a totstous.msker, with skein Contilion declares be passed the eight et the 11th February, that is the night of the attack on she person of the Doke, could not be found ; her residence his not bee. discovered. It appears that Lord Kinnaird , whose transactions with Matinot It *mild bi highly important to mar. tail., will not obey the summon,. The Doke of We:lissom wrote to the competent -Authorities, that if his p►esence were absolutely me tervvry in the proceeding% he would come over on i utyose, bot that he rhought the depositions of his is were more important than ►is own. la fact, Thomas Carter, the valet do pied Drawn, and the roschows Golfer, all Is the service of the Noble Duty, were esprcied, soil will deobiless be forth c..ming doting tho trial. Colonel Sir Geo. Murray, I. • horn the Italian, Ghisardi, had forwarded long to•twie an anonymous tatter to lolanda. him of the plot, appears liken iv:. as a 'vitae's. At half-past len the mewed was introduced.— Caw;llon, who molted the profession of s jeweller le shot of • soldier, was dressed plainly, and en ba►- re.ir. The accused Marled, whom ohyslogoomy Is mild, sod oppwarsoce composed sod decent, sass dressed in a soil of black. Ile had eternises' lb* profession of a lisrrister st Dijon, and was Aoditoor so Conseil d'Etat daring the hundred days. The reading of the arrlt die ►easel, end of the indictment, occupied several hours. N. Colossi+, the Attoroey.General, in an estmopmwsnenos speech, presented a sanded suslysis of the affair, sod ff. dated the facts to their simplest sad clearest expres sion. TN UMW Cindy Armlet. lank isainsialiks. 1114; 'hal wiles • Tony Si bronchi before ilstgosamet far jadivarses...l ea alidavisi in aissigesian. It II — .Nal Nall., she PlMOrillter. Wk as M. time so asower i hew. l• iMr core if MN !Nile coo, had abed far eider. it woold have humr ed. Mt ben she Cam Newly gave leave is she Prasreatoes sa tote waft tine IS molder of • passkake affidavit. and therefore No east now N the adasiosserolisa of justice was ut I. allow say additional affildaviss is be received. Mr. Scutum saes addrewel the Cowl as behalf sr Woolf, be witigaskoe of pnalsbaseat. lle was followed he Mr. COW IN.). SCIULA NT MI Mr. DZIIIII NOM Sloe Tort of Levy sod K Ismer. 11%alre WIT addresord their Lardrltlpe is aggrantOot. The resterrres we hove already 011011. Mr. /mire N said, It ►ad bee• eared that Levy war • Isoknips bet it apepeered es the oriel, sees ►e Me ems Wee qoaattoks of gee& to Jodie. w►iris he ►d elssaisrd ►e war of t►h everpOraey, sod therefore the Cowl eaoridervd. that freer r►e sole of thwie geode he night 'beak rerirt•eree tio pal this gas. 114 E SITATISMAN LAW INTKLLIGENCR. -40.- VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, NAT 11. MAIM V. TAYLOR. Mr. IhAt.n said this ass a easiticto for the !UMW paylog the interest of t►e 11,5451. part of the purchase stumpy, into Coart. The Plaintiff was ordered, about twelve months ago, by his Ilootmr, to pay the above soon into Court, and so appeal was tikes from that to the Lord Chancellor. There had hems some dispel?' relative to whether t►e Lord Chancellor bed decided this or mot ; bat et all events it was settled last Setordsy, wive, the sea was ordered to be paid iota Court within a weer►. Ile hoped this modem would he granted, sod that the costs of t►is appli cation would slso be allowed. Mr. BABIEII. NT M. Waters. said there Will no objection to that pert of the motion relative to the interest of the money, but he mist object to the ply seat of costs, es the motion Night have been made law Saturdey, while the other was before the Lost! Chan cellor. The Vics-Cnanctr.t.on thoegitt that the intent might be incorporated with the Lord Chancellor's order, bet he would not greet costs, es he saw no ground for then. COURT OF KINGS BRNO,. We pave. is yeiterdas's Paper. she rewiearer 11111111114 On ihn ismffieleamib resettled if the great mereasoile roospirary I awl Y tbe aseviraalle •orld is every world in Made, we now be j e fro pankolor in in) jag bereft the Ps !Wily tramarthre w woes ie le -we taar toalkleare w hich are la trade dread repose le .Ire moonier. for She beads of she Ratios as lards.] Yeetrielgy Mr. Justice Barr sat la the Rad Cowl. awl whew his Lord-kip case lot. fell Coen. N. desired tbot limey= grand opus ibe Soar. The Lessard Jake Web sties Kies bad appeared before him lo justify bad. sod that be was appalled mei* smiled of his ise•Wieuey. he baying bre. hail le Giber aeries,. Klee denied that he bed bees bail I bet it appeared that be bad bees bail mice before; His Lordship. sbereforeolonasti et rtabr that Ibis Feriae Amid appear before sir Coen. la seder that a stop Neigai be pot tot such readert, • hit* was err, iolortaiis to the horsed of reline.. The Leas Croat Jesrice. bawls% conferred Ili* his said, tbal she. sae • very greed art a eery serreasiag from. From is bat bad Di. w pawed. the Comet propoteil meow all the iodises of the sober Ceres% al Is the bral moat of raffles aa end S. Hatt practire g sad, •berafara, site porton me epee she doer aright seal lave fee lbe presese, wad oast ago pear moots es ebb ass searditla. Tall hid 11. II fTell AWE *TOW. The Defendarres. Meer Wool/. Leiria Lrovy, and Jobe Me rest. weer Arose& op ro neeiw She sesame of she Coon for the relopssibry d *Leib they Need ben nenned. Mr. Itca smote. es the rid .r Woolf, mid. thus M the Inssal dare she Defrodoses were loos brassier sbe Peer. elm& ben Gird room! orininossi nriereirr , slack be se& adored. oast* sot so he received by she Cowl. eirmsne aid. dim salt risr allikerlis lad been ma, sued she lief. in Inhollirf t. nhoor ..fried W ins Delloodisre be. f•te. Owe at lbw sir ilmt slash she Comet had *caned so Mad swer.on eh! ens& that he Deposer& had wet badard• griefs sneers erds It. Mr. Unmans es die part of Kinnear, that fresh of. /davits and nen lied avian his Client, aid therefor* any amid not is be yea med. _ N r. Gintstie isoirtaL shawl* is gentles were *sty is reply to these put bp iallthetrar. The Loss Camp , ,Intic* ...id. that it sat (*open' M the Prosrestersto adneer allidayitt is reply. The Pillow ft alidsair were thea pot Is se the pun alb* Defewilaals:-4•10 James Edwards, of 11.. 117, tk. Jobe weft, deposed, list ante the nwrlislos of the trial, so the line day, be nor Mi. Itsnwee, she Aisersey, lon woe of the Jorynes (when swat .he did sot haw). end wastene with him for sane OW. 'ha the deposeas astewird early at the resod slay, sod thew sew Mr: Adretat, the Ationary for tbr Preseessioa, so es. oenssias with ass of the Jemmies That she nrp.t,eat had read she Report of the applltatios by she llefr.t art for . raw trial, os atoms of the dispersion of she Jr. , Ind that he waa Warned to glee Ala Isfereasissa to she Lk frost •bernieti. that sae of their Lordships had refier4 she imethson the crewed that a. conanticatio• had " - ith the Jdet. bees had st 6 ham Themes Jews GI N.. 14 11.4eau4rreet, Reekrtry-reat4 die peat*. aim ea she mead Idly Ogee trial, he sew Aim le cow eersalitra with see ef the Jere. A. elldewit was thee pas ii ea the part el the Jury. manse, slat after she sham 0 the Geri we ilte era Way eV the trial. Mr. Mame, had sot Owed soy of them i mad shearer of thee LW loamy reaseseakatiest whesever. either with Mr. Hallett iv Me. Adm.. als she wetted day of the trial. Am a/Aare byfter. Aims &wed the allegations evetaieed is the alike its 1.1 Ed wards aeJ J.wev. 0741ree flyer. sue of the Clerks or she Bast of liegierel„ stated, Ow ea tar clues the trial en ehe ant day, he remained a Wog lime la Gem asd .bat Yr. /lamer aim Pentairosi a lone time after she Jury bad mired. Mr. Heuer': aidavlo alleged, that be oliJ not leave he Como till wen time after the Jury bad prlitrd s sad ftrOrrev. that be had esaaired after &Ism& sad Jean, is Si. Jam. time tad Neessa-areel, sod coald not obtain say severs et lam; sad that be see ishonsee sad really believed that they sere Sae promo aired Is glair taste sidaviis, tad tbu they bad arms d &Slim maser. The LORD COM, JUSTICE said, be did ant 'hist that sloe looter pan er obealidayso saga. is be received. loroematian mod baler were wet _ _ _ isid. thel he greet/ eeoloe Ihrealevit le ibh feel—Mai the 41eireeenl bed node eogelries. se/ ilmo sorb reol.l INA be lien/. There were foe bower in Sr. S i e =nrel neeeleered 117. bet se mewl mid is ebtaimil sr Edwards nt 'Mawr adores. allemit of Nielson' Hobbs. se N.. 111, 11t. Seib +trcet, gaud. that Editor& did set live is bit bare. The salmis of isepbes Hamad. if 114.117. k. Jeloritteel, sated. tbal Edwards did sat live is his beeme. The slidarit s 1 Jibs Richaulms stated. sbal Jests did sot reside is bit bare le Neism-suers, Haebare-risad. Tbelaist &Admit of Neon. Adonis sod Homer dated. sled lbey die siel were bill. to be placarded I. bslu a dr public Wad maim lbw Delesdaser 1 toes had overtly posted • bill. deelarisi duo Ille)er bed absconded, hod "Serbs a mooed for his apmehrodam They alsn deposed. that ibey had ass cawed aay iLlamisatury paragraph* so be published r Newt. Tbe serum* alldsvis of Mr. Harmer staled. that be had Nora "TM" ramekins in brit. she Defirodsou n. lila!, lied dim be bad ins imormited win deist. It dated Amber. hat be bad mode rogueries. re she Mate of Newer. Bosameet, she beaker,. rivers* Woolf; sad tame one ise,the desks hod informed him Mai woar . ar. seat is 11117 sad 1011 savormed ID 70,000 4 aid shoo be erverallt bad it balsam of MI. is head.. Mr. AP reatrttdrd. ohm rM tem afdariu of Harmer aLd Aisles ..riLlat in have tern wok so a fornirr day s Owe eestetsted itelhorit that night nit lave Area adduced to the trim!. Mr. Gemara aid. Ant they were sarrely he reply to the Alamo It, pat I by the Deft wham, surd shot se had Ilea Him blusolay bar. Jaw kt Da a LET *lsm aril. sisal lbe Cass ha a Asaser day had only vast wow M ihr pesos.' oho Ohre eires.daii disk. sieassider is cassis. Usas a Owl this ea. preeitelr the fact OM bet f.er the riecomobtace of as allida. woo Ike pen u the pro. wratioallOl log brew beady wis locwort, jedgiers4 vs mold base hero pared slam she Ihrteadants, saal thrref..ra as U.S farts ,Itorld be use iefrotiored. Iles l: thew airsed he e,thdraw nor afidorit I hot the other, he .rtad, might to he seeet•..s, as), ow Med vu Maeda, i. azAiti io sheaMsth.f thissaia. 7112 211111 V. WILKTS. Mr. Anocenus moved for • role to show comae why a criminal ;iformation should not be filed against William Wilkes. It appeared, tbst for the space of two years, !Men of the most abusive and hideout nature bad bete sent to the females of a family at Gravesend, and that some persons were indoced to suppose that litey were written by Mr. Cruder, a very respectable solicitor, who resided in that town. At last, however, they wen believed to come from Mr. Wilkes; and the present application was made by Mr. Credits and his mother. T►e Court, after hearing the affidavits, said, that this application would give t►e parties an opportunity of setting themselses right in their own reighboer heed; and that, if the facts were denied, the ordi• nary tribenals of the country would be open to them for further proceedings. Tbry did not consider it necessary, therefore, to grant a criminal informs. tine in this caw. -.No- CONSISTORY COURT, MAT 14. TEAS= V. MULL This was a gait of divorce, lesliteled on the pert of Simon Fraser, Esq. of t►e Island of Beak*, by reason of adeltery, spinal his wife, the daughter of Beittlebenk, Faq. formerly Cavalier of that place. The marriage took place in the month of September, 1801, at Bethke, and they bad subse quently three c►ildree. le 1814, they awe to Log land. In conseqemsce, we Witte, of some pees platy embarrassments, Mr. Fraser, la 1815, meet out to Batavia as a free matinee is the service of the Fast India Compaoy. The Ledy, about the same time, returned to limbic'', ender the are and peeteetiou of Mr. Thome. Britilebank, a Gentlemen ►eatisg the same name as Mrs. Situate Fraser before her marriage, and with whom the adaltery was commit ted. Then parties speedily revisited England, and in Tattoos parts of the country Med and cohabited together es man and wife; they had one child bore, at Litchfield, le 1815, seethe: at Alsop's.beildiegs, in the New-road, in 1816, both of whom they se verally acknowledged on various occasions to be theirs. Tbey afterwards resided for about a fortnight at the Golden.eross, Charing-cross, where Mrs. S. Fraser was traced sod recognised by ►er brother-In. law, Mr. Ales. Frame. These were the priocipal Isms of the case, sod have been already et some length before the Public. A. action was brought at common law by Simon Frew, Egg. (appearing by prosy, in consequence of beiog compelled by hed ges. to remain is leas) against Btittlebank, the De feedaet, who suffered jedgestot to go by default, end doe damages were assessed at 12501. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, is comeseetleg epee Wpm. rel testier of the evidence, observed, Met theist* of the marriage between Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, he Sep feebler, 1801, was clearly made oat ; that It was equally certain that the parties continued to live end co►abit together for some years afterwards, till cir cumstances, and the peculiar state of their affairs, rendered it necessary for them to coma to England ; and that in 1815, Mr. Fraser went to the Esse Indies. Now the Court considered it to be satisfactotily stated, that be bad been resident there ever since, the prosy 'steeled by him beeriag date so lately as the 9th of August, 1818; it was therefore morally ea. osier, that any children borne by Mrs. Fraser since 1815 Were not her harbend's. The *sty vivifies the* tensed open the personal identity of Mrs. Fro set, rho bad bad, since that period, two children. It appeared, that with the Mr. Brittlebank under whose protection she went out to Derbies, in 1815, and who was onto( the four attornies appointed by her husband for the management of his property le Bet hke, she returned to England, and bad remained un interruptedly connected ever since. Now the tri dent* easels of the deponents was so positive as to esteblish Mrs. Fuser's identity beyond contrediethro; it really seemed equally indubitable, that Mr. Fraser bed had no accent's berme since 1815 ; and the coo section between ►er and Mr. Britilebank admitted of no doubt. Under all these circemstances, the Coed could not hesitate to grant the husband the sentence he prayed for. Yesterday =prolog, between el►ven and twelve o'clock, as a farmer's out, leaded with vase, was 'Meg aloag Oaford-street, It was followed by a num. ber of children, who wen pleekiag some dowers that wore wised with the grass. The driver bequest. I, waved them away, which they disreprded ; at With a stns little girl, le attempting to reach op to the cart, was throws under the wheel and crabbed to death. The driver (to whom no blame could be Im poled) was epprelmoded and monveyed to the watch. boost, sod the body of the child token to an adjoin. log public-house for a Coronet's Ingram. A few sights back, between tight and nine o'slork, Mr. Ilestiops, a jeweller, of Pentenville, returning from a friend's, in Stormy, was met In the I.owdow• road, St. Geeree's.fields, by a man who entered into conversation with him, till they came to a lonely past of the reed, when he levelled a blow at Mr. Hastings which almost knocked his down, and then spade a sadden pelt at his wstch•chsin, which broke, end he only obtained port of the chain anti four geld seals,, with which he ran ovraj. Mr. H. raised as. alarm, grad t weconssahle. perinea the thief, and appreaewded him with the properly. He was folly commit•d. A few dart ago a poor woman, named Petards!, residing in Castly.street, Canterbury, at her *situ hoer, put her family, ennbioing of fuer children, to bed, ell in good health, het en vane to her or w• rest, and tiling the last look at her children before retiring, she found her yooneetit Child, ot...st tarn years of age, dead, with an older child lying ecru= its stomach, and Ike , . is ton meth season I. tUritelle that this pigmy's cassia his death. 011-.0. On Ike 12es Ns*. e 1 bis Its. Ares hentor. 81 POWWOW, JO*. W dleamees. Heusi son of Sir. J. NJ6raeee. f *gni IS. Os dor Hob ins.. in 4 lbsey.rea, CsaiLensell. semi 35. is wife .f Jar % Ginlfary. On tie lisfi Iwo. as as senssred is fl duns stein. 111101. Mn. Mks. Mkt Mb, kW M. Ages, Eq. of 11.04-111norao laseesmikire. 40 • .- 1 1 ; - iii MIL 111,4 Cos :us*. oafs a P. C. foroge• 4 Clerheirtio. Of seeeniessies ere ihr fist. afwr b..• I . Own, Aga. "'kat I 1111 .1 w. lig et ths , to kiss im. M fter r New Ihisrvhse. 4.5. Wasik "doe at si lt i,.k Edo sod Ilames. rsq. of LIP • Miff. 4•01111111% Oi: t Pren.ed red Pub Hied by P. Pinter. ai arlit'LtUAN Unica, beiieborptess6, ktro-ttess. " 00101WIR'S IISQ(J St —now— As tagoititiott Os* field aa Frill, Oh* at the Mitre T.,. gem Igort"-coart, Etretootrel. Wimp. T ItsaLeot. =r. Ow Nod. of Th.otoo Holt Cr. r - a. ef 4 howkliateriloot, IR .r Kelso. hg. oho Net au a.r hit velem, NO Wedlitedso tight, by • e11e..., loft sbn4mll. Yr. Newry &moot. dot deeeliwirg Wader. *nod tar il•wowoNt W twee C.r tee wow., wait sane awe age tiro owilitiell hi a bones ors,i.temit 8 be gni SJ 'tenet age. Verairt —Cu bit theoat is • woe of imaimiti. POLICE. Da tr.'s* atte.—T. TI) as. • easeb uaSfft. llartia's.he be- Fields teas was se tie tww. win Mr. am) ha, a pabiter.a, stated. that r persists tb.tamb White Hartlaal, Dner/-ist.e. as Thursday eight. be .ate Wee Pat ear Reap to • *rem WA- N, )••111. Ma was •alkias aded, sleep, sad. gettli.et twin a edged, felled Ilia at Ilse eassed alai a eaterl. Tb.• yeses sae called he assistance. aid tritons awl • awed wts! sp. alp the Pawnee. I arwhieg • Wei. bid Owe beep er be wadi/split their Aida; sal, st4abai the pee-tesite !tomb AT the tablet. d Ms Hp she wastb-beese. Outwit arrival ulster the precis* the Primmer was murk. r.-r5..4 to sate his distr. mad *reefed hies le 'alp .t his teat gegilagi base. Os adulate the wate‘berse, he am up 1.. s hem sad his fitted, awl swore be would hawk NH tear g he Owe aimed • blew al signets whit* rut ster , togis bL lot g be the. Wade • Its blew at *Wm% fraud. hut big as. ass arrested old be was armed. Tb. penes whs. eat Ins wawa. aad abase bead sad face es bibised drealf.l smash. 4 ‘bessee. maimed she arse staseetete Ms. Cleans, the. testable. said she Prissiest's elects was At mat steep salaam he ewe athletes& Mr. Stan eseebb, be would take eve be Amnia erre be waltheme M it. Ihrtmem perimb mem* reremomm ddm Pm. seeder m premed mirk Floor, aid ermemMmd Om Prime► ter mot OWL MATTIIIII-04R111111.-011 Friday -- Fserbrother. at Gray's Ira, was charged • ilk Alias hie arlsetpedr or the An.. 106116 M Lessher.lsor, sod wr ordered to pay a Sae of 11. Tr* trirfrabos plaided thst hr had bud mean hit snowy la she pre. craw of hit trams,. sod ly arid 41.4 pat the penalty ; loot ire M sairearr his. ke new pl. k r. t we day'. or a distretsosarrast aissid he nand ; ad is the melba kis Borrprofar oar issposadrd. Two t.nos 6000 of alarrief, named Warms sad Radios% • err crawl silk throwiter a itanoist of »alts«f .ittiul «w she dorm «I Min Carr, of Ifslssay..4 5, aid rhea Wirt to trek refers front IL Aalsere's oriarro ry este*, by so bier their Aaron& were tally trace she; raid trey did it nerdy from taw Wes, arra it. is«imied be she liar M aelbrr prisour so crake Is. wad. Wassatr.sirasirr.—A yoa.a Nan a rkisited by Mrs Bryan, a iraires. is Veda with stria 1 a.. lire P.l. weer ordered loads. • ohm lot 1.. was ID rs mat in blof tat..treet. war How tenant. vele. saki was it.orr. area the Priemer lash ire abider at tor Whir. «ad is. al rp riare4 alder pair/ire of twain Ike r. 4 , lat oall.r.t ..414 sire d..,. • Idelr Mr. B. alservioa. fiShowed LW. sal gee* bin fa custody. Al ire oder he was reoreked, sod IM. la antra Soda his rakes Irmo die.—fl - Qom, savana.—Friday Mr. finely. a timbir.serrrised at Milbsilt. a-AGM 411.. for tuition dotter to I.y mitre rierd say is Market•strort. Loons korell ad M Crony. emirs of ire Pew. area ' reassilail for aridity a be of Ord Airs awn Elisabab 14 part of ay. who td rata rest by key Whet Is tell A irailrawas Is Drirry4 ire howagist op his allarr4o-raw, 10 years of a. e. He marl in eloped the p e a dart OM the cletbe. of • origlibinies . hIM 6 and •ri winmiersoir is tha Park all WO.. oar kroogai hone is the OhneihrghthOliabli due. hbr Ind frequently eltsa owe for a foraiW sod Parma all hi. ef•sit go metal= raja. br Ind aft. bad lit Olken is &drab her he. 1.4 workasele, bat they IZ kl The aginrate dirtied die t lark AO aria, to Uarraress tombs& be,. .141111171. C•rwliaspea•ar's Reala—Tair WA" ir MAT 13. Whew. pat Mtd l6. 10•• N 1/01. —•. Ilogary,fpwirrier Osis l. —d. S. 71r.. —4. Bean Old DU Pros • ....... —a. *4. as —•. Rye St 6 6 Art; JIRO LRADKAIAIL MARK:MTS. (by the carter.) Beef fs. 01. in 3r. %Li Yea .... dr. Ild. k N Netted ... sa. se IL M I Peel .. i. W. ND I% Lamb is. Se. is To. ed. PRICE Of LKATHEII Setts. 50 to blabs. ow* - N 111 pet lb. Ditto, 56 to Gabs. ssiek tad N 114 d llerebtomis' Rocks —d to —4 Drew* Wets So lid Eine Coach tildes - lid to 1401 Crop Hides 33 to Ohs foe trunk% It to 1114 Din. IS to !Obi. - IPed to 101 Calf Skins 30 to Ilittio. • fOl so rid Ditto bpi to ;albs. • Al N 3141 Ditto it) In MAW • SNI to IN tier 11 Peel. ft:mislaid) -11 d to SI LAM? ditty ;Ob. MAY. pee loans. rues Of ?ALUM* M. Jennie MINAIN. M. U. Ws*Tallow Ilk 01. --e. 10L Clare Markel Os. 01. I Tel. w Aliftetwjai. 01. --e. W. Whiorebspel Luke' M. 14d. IF 1 hese Ism. Ills. IM. --a. O/. vet st. OPC ----W illif w alls. OIL ---,. W. I Airfare 4s. 41. Mag bier N.. gins ra,...31.. Oi. --s. E assori., !M. 0•01 111.1Ve • Ws. Yellow Seep. 9is.-11•Med. 101..-0411,,101..—1Ndy.1110. Prier al Caerlies. per 4.sts. 181. 01.—X.6115. 11.. W. PRICE OF MOM rte u.a. ... C. IS.. Rent ... 6.. flu. 144 11005t4..614 k 66 64 Of. loon O. ow P. 144 hair a ...a. lb. I, iL lesolos SI. lip. i. is. 1411. COAL-MARKET. Mir H. ship. ■t Minket. Slaps NM. Pere. 41 Nevre.mile ?I Sutherland .. W. Is It.. ' Sl.' COURSE Or ZECH& Amierdam. 0 0 R. OU. Mao, at nigar.o 0 Amsterdam. It 9 C. 1. Ditto, at sigat. 11 I Rotterdam. II NI U. Antwerp. II tl ex. eft !lambert*. 31 6 U. Abs..., 31 9 U. Paris. 3 dare. de*, 94 30 U. Ditto, 24 31/ U. Norrame. 91 00 U. Erson.no et.sm Madrid. $4 Aveiro Cud... elleetive Neville. 374 Gibrailar. 31 ilia*. ram% KAT 11. I 14 0 8111 . 51 6"89 K 1 YeSKr, 4.5 SepSri, 41 Palermo. 143 per es. Lisboa Oporto I ti K 6 Ja;eelws. KOS Debbie. 144 pee Cent. Ceti, 194 per Cest. Agioadie Bssi se 11.16.4. Pereugal Osld. Is Cow, 41. Ø. U. per ea. KAI ie flan, per el. Kew Kellam lil•er,is Kate. Woolard :4. U. MARRIED. Oa the Ilth lost. ot Clapham chor'. Mr. T Watery. of Whohholso. to Aso. the way dorghter of Mrs. Cooslles. horrey. Do the 131 h hoe. at Mealtime, Reverrod J•ba Itamsks Mellows, so Mary Amelia. 3ooastest d..alsMer Si C.. We& SWIM.