The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-08 00:00:00

IRELAND. • --wow ,.. . . oidnokiens eqbwiwpwitit .tiewrietheAt to comitit A IRIOT lilt the DIBILIX taitathe. ___. • , : wit t'sc . p . motaitt $011441,10•TOST fit aIe,MAII.) .91i tertiay . .. 4.seu es Forbes was brought into the Sessions %it's,. harm ths•Jodges at Commission, where he gave the required securities for hie appearance, to ' a nswer informations to be• Med against ble; et the ourt Of King's Deitch, at the sussing Hilary Term, Isistpelf in Qne Thousand Pounds, aad two sureties in Fife Use. 4 red founds.earh. His sureties are. Me. VI Mama, of tilt firm of Williams anti Company, wholesale merchants. awl 41,,,Clauston, of 'the fir in of Clonston and Powell. Rettig. Haiidwicli was. also brought into Court, and poured into securities, himself in the sum of, Two blemired Pounds, and two securities in the sum . 0 One liMidged Ponds each. Handwielte'; suretiee„are Me., It-Cheeks, Rod 31r. Warrens, „ 4 ...• . , ~ ~ 2 _Oripaus, who bas not rit..gietite • left • redsnins in, Diu motet . ...! • ~• I .... • • . ... , ,Deitepeo,l , Octlti,liffleg- - * ibi.vtit_te r _nliY MCA received ibis morning, we bwo accounts of sweetens'?" baring been en:IAA-to. death. early..i4 the mornlig Monday,so'noiglii,inihysibio peAr bretste.wn, by the L a lling An of a loft over bad law tae ley .:. T hee -led of de , - rm . e- - mwe Mary - hi • year* id age.' and • Thin WA beet 'kW : wider the lit ' 1 1 48 4° 7 14utt ' . . CO . l Sea:Mx (i'l Ai iiiiiladdg' "V ttilitigUir ti' iiii"bdtt' 11 1 l WV' litefiidiatitt ' 'WM' hditieMif ao pei b posq, , libikil'Otylithk. fla fibiffe Walk/Pt/4- __ __ J e 0 06; il , , .-.' Mel. ellife if T;iivAriptei int iiiiiddlt*ielli *tired be t Ili ?Militarist ediliiiiW.'' # fi'bi' aW it! . l'Weitilgiitrim • .iii tiii(6o44lstallekkeieditt Mtn; 0 a' beidict cabbl l , 2 pending' Itkii 'dig !silk ifthisikp • fidilastit l "• • '''' *Wines Dit4l,l' - op sitocimea"illatingt 014 :1 1 ific tali cir TIM ihMkAirtlk.-- 1 00 Ildti4ll . '!lli.' 4114;4 eon, boa OV the Certifier*, 'bald 'an ; 'hi IT nptid ilielidtlfhl'aliirebt Reined ' w;ilt b e , * waitiltddikid , thillatibriiitig a teigtit t few yards r :l i ikohlie house., where he "'"' . . 7 7 it T C4I I % 6 ca t . i lielgiboolli 4 - stePed, tile evein Wine re(' Vett b 'their:re l earn' linke'friiii'' istbn .. They. hail Mit 'titan • - iiiiiill, but the 'id/ ht . bOrtmt46 if sevece, and basing left the.publie hook in a Moil fdre nape Hie, be defdrtimate man war not ibiliiki his 'coeipaisiot . it lti an odious. iddition to sic acaddot that; Wait vile thief rdblidd the deceased Of his greatcoat hebini l tbi dikowey of the body by th* he. pie** neletbdtt#l4 ' V. itartiiitlif firiiiic proceeded to the jiliee; and ii 4r. Thiiiiiike Hi At d.illml7: datiiwif. - The A _ iv af t 'll4eilt drink iiiiit4k., a rid cidtpfhl 'MAC ifKrik - libt lOW , itireiblelite l er injury ki bhuitiliillt.: l 4oliiiiitee 401 .). _ _.'" lfogirditif. setithf. nii.-11".tisiTIWOnee - of NOW oti Tliiitidettetilik - 7,04:' kr, first quiliti*i Hie nei Otibilisil lit tibittiehip bed' frit instances &I L,* twiliF e aliii Is. rieef, hikg alto Aqu r.h. • tibibtltb the kedge ,beamagb ; IWtrday it coistinkill td :yearly the • rates, but Xi: wii eild Ur hilid IMO' id for kids 40 prime qualikb:` %WOW!! itlli'l ,„,, , T yi ! #4. t mo ystr i ii,d. o ../ti o uni, •"" " sk i ) ? . • ~ . .iseei; P ot i ce ~ hged . . den: • _ -e . fi4llF sit be . . n itilfird - A'' 70144# SIN li,Urtk‘'" '-iviiiiririVETErdilliMprilllMpFitunty, they went air eamething lower thitbiallkit,Otberwise bp obtained: The quotation may 'Wilber calhidethli atillid:ko,lhil. ge nerally. . .. ~! 30 . , • , - t COYINT GARBiII TIILATBB.--1110 opus hfArtazerzea was perfeemed lestii:g for Ike purpose, of iateedacknp *las Paven.st te-aha in the part of Maindipse.—She bore evident vices her recant }o dd tier, end although tier perferotance.abounded with id* it, did hot idols f r ., the /scolfeace we had expected ok ibis - likpewers. M AIM all her Atlas bf vigorous pessigue' titre succeeded by a drOtfaido Or latigitur vrhieh it is flint titans her habit to terinW. Illtnittbriee observations there is 111th splendid ez dejkon. "On Ibtdkr tired" was gaud with an effect not eat ly to beciatpaseed. ltailifiloultiesweneeoequered in a: triungpheet wooer, witieltaltogether displayed the most ad-. singe apathies of singing. 411Uiant execution, the mi nuatint.pree4ion.unerrhag eapresslqn, aad the finest intona tion Ind powyr combined to strike the audience with asth nishment analdelight, and to call for an enthusiastic encore. of this popular Dracut.. PEA:MAN played Arbaces, and he sung cleverly and well; bet the pert Me become identified with the powers of s BIAIIAII. OUNUIIVt, in Artaxerhve, sung with considerable effect ; and Issacs, though the music of Artabanes is in a style rather foreign to the school in +/Welt he appears to have studied, acquitted himself respect. ably. Miss PATON', triumph in .• The Soldfcr Tired," Contaminated a liberal return of applause at the fall of the curtain. • The following is an extract froth sheßertbay Courier p f the 27th of July.— " It is with feelings of a very painful nature that we communicate the following melancholy catastrophe, by which a worthy and meritorious officer (Capt. John Mack) and two boat-men met a watery grave. The following are the particulars of this sad accident : .. Copt: Mack, of the Hon. Company's Marine, having conducted the Honourable Company's shipßrekingherm . *lire well without all the reefs, on her passage to sea quitted that ship about 4 p. m. on the 20th inst. The sea running very high at the time, be got into the pilot boat from the ship's larboard mixen chalbs, and imme diately directed the tow rope to be lot go, and the fore mast to be stepped,which was done, and while the crew were,laitho act of hotatiog the foresail a very hill fel lowiag sea Muck the boat, overwhelmed her, and drove her under water, bead foremost. The boat soon steep peered, keel uppermost, and eight of the crew succeeded in gettirrg held of her, but nothing was seen of Capt. Mack. Three others of the crew fortunately get hold of the boat's yard, hat the e th er two failed in the at tempt, and sank. 'rhe accident being seen at the mo. silent item the Burkiaghamehire, that slip was instantly wyre, and succet4C6..in saving the eight men who were clinging to the boat's keel. The body of Capt. Mack was picked op and bronght to Bombay at 2 p. m. of the 121, and woe interred the same evening." Artataavny, Dec. 28, 1822.-1431AL8 CHASTITT.—A female eame-norposely to acquaint the justices, that she lay mider a false accusation of infidelity to her husband, and that she was totally innocent of the charge. The justices said, they bad no power to take cognizance of ladies' secrets, and could go no further than to assure her, as the herself said she was innocent, that her 'p p-arena jsiatified her assertion, fur she looked very in nocent.—(Burbe CA roa.) Wilton, lately celebrated for the manufacture of car pets, flannels, and other branches in the woollen trade, is nearly depopulated by the emigration of the principal mantrfacttirers to Kidderminster. The three Inns are thetatuotphated into pot houses, and not 40/. a week paid to the tradesmen, who but a few years ago gene rally received Mall. to circulate among their aeigh Lulu!. . • • The plate stolen from Lady Caroline Uamer's Milton' Abbey, blanalford, has been nearly all recovered; it "Was found in the pod where a few spoons were diacovered on the miming silicate robbery, on its being thoroughly. dragged.. Ualy a few dozen of Notions and forks are tow misting, mental et limo asfortaaata eufferwa an Marv-len dasghser, a girl fifties yawl Mart itayoa.m.olaild. sit year, old; • T %bait terelatrboratth of woo's- oo awl l imiiiito laded 'Of *MO it lc .It a*epared ii illestiyiee,OcAtis t OWlfftv. inao 9 ha istiddiLaMo Nr tied. Mr II rtialtelo atiti: iejtreafli;" lid,lidil linekt dowali ffiellaolir it* 1 divnoibi *ate oftilirleM '3 cifilie slue ed ip.*lir, .dreimitin iietpri•likjot out , fba , tad; Iwo won i iitiosi three , peraiiiii: 111 W (frothed: fa idiot% f RitryiWiititieei"iii. li et‘tt to ,o perm, _ No ale of 1 &a ates of I:4lret'44 = ills ortse i pert; *OS 'die ... .1:72.111.1.k-..: SLi 1 ..A. g.: L'..GP il6.:a IN SY t .._. ~_ SHIPPING 137TELLIOtirCIL • . • • .......imissi.;.- • • -- : • licit, JAN. 7.-...AtTivid this 'sorbing and sailed for the River, the Thames, Winspear, 73days from the Cog of Good Hopi; the Adtphitrite. Morse, from nevior di and Charleston: and floe Eagle, Coates, from mitt . ,more, for AdistVedate,..:-Came down from the Sleet . tha afternoon, the irariptharson, Crolkshanks, for •iloidliek and Chtet; the Herefordshire, Hope, for Bengal iiimT China ftficKest. Cobh, for Do. Do.; the Phials:Ord the s6oth Rites the Burlington . , Wilson, for Jams, "; end 'tee 'iiiie,' . Lradr, for fernambaco.—Half pest The ratelehavelltt be enifeiV lie Kent and I ferefordp t' i& fiiiiighWire ;tate ' it?' hoard stipplits.W irttayeatitilka; 3i W. 7.-41iitiett1fii*enut, fiffeotir,:' has al; of Rood liotird WO Jeno, ' Pritchard, from Jadeite • the Revolatitti'llrDtoger, frOik'd4l6a.. lonia. --Wl' i. " '": ' ...:.:.., f ..,,. "'l' ' - ' •:' FAmottsi._Arfir i thePittt; iliV.*: badbio,-Kinsolo,'Nhirßitili: falai.' Hie ' ,EiriorthY, (root Inettee; ilfW biethindo:' Ink ;Dolife ef'Kent (lit) Pa*ef, fiii'LlPhoil.— if . ylitot t u-4himiri . rii. 1ff irik l A life !felli'llieise4ilori iiiitArkseiiiittlisteebyr liitrictioy,' Aw;Palikiii;' pap' Ai' Cit ' 'lt 7 Ke Floer, •SiKilt. frier f i rctibitib tiVeOtilkvAie ell shire ih riftWaterfli rifiltifir lee il i tti Ceti!:' . • `'. l "" ' "'''', I sr a •co si 80, triii.i..-:Arti)red 'the" Laiifffiltiill'ioli', l Kerr; from Lislion.llit•UrfOkof ; • ibliiiPllFilt thh - 6114 ii or . 10601..0iWitirilinNOLlir4461;lioil i ti liiiii tik'thF or fir ', nit' 71 tdso; l 4lAn its tieVil'Oliiisili phi ! !. , ' Pirat*;and *as euppUisiftirpftrilifie(l4dAlta . -. ! 'lllli lii 1 • .. •I . ...4 0 ,, , : ~• !. o .l • 1,1. • ..0 ' I 41*M FCIL . CI L 4 0111111010 ~. -. 1 i i ilpaii a 451 - 40 . lie iii 441 ::. ' IT "' .7 1 : 11.70 . 070: a fi i ; 1, fl Pl r )014: hat 9 ' „ 11 WI rt , '. ? • tr vf l e o.A oa w l t t u . l lti 'At) P . . a 1 !-. ~ 44( . 1 „,,,„ ob, a p , 't„_._ •0 i f y 41. A l e i i , r A ifAut : , •elie o,pi 0'11,7 ....„e.a i t v__,, - . "beef acid to'eal t riOd. 01!•!el ow. jfe", r. 13'.1i iii the do bor. awl Ca. dt.yoi. eiti the d Il . 4 4 41 E ' itioliatim to . th Oot Atiti=sis , *oil ii dreadful coast,. ant** ;lir ,e ' . tqa, e Csptsin is lost boilifait ffiat lad , O.:: ' ifm egg. the hippy few . wllo..;.iiEled, ~ # i.hffe. ' • hrr c 'ply circumstance ar'thia awtil doff • .11 i tny, 0 a ,year ru . pectsbfetritylv;iNens,nlF , ,•,, i 4. , tut l i; 1 . iiirtOr does; p!% 41.0 km.. moo! ~ !, : . : pm , . • ~ ‘, kti OrrVSl,,, • ~,, . • —•- t :, v ,4 uoy p .whose f 4cee hpa.qattuer.ilatoKyre", . . yt, ZitgEr )li.fthil wll 4 'll 4 iker'hist„ - ~ ;AA , ~ q if pi SO ppINA:, itilift i • of: ria.'Ae.g. -. . e e pripgr,ii, 0s• tts ihder lit 'L l ' i : ' t • if 't 4 1Veland 'ki ftliP stw e l.. ~. 0 , „ 4 , ~ A * - . l A*4. w4Pe!... ~, v.. ?g, Ir. and M 4 . ii rprpinnA Ts 6 , Mind t , i . AWA the 1 114 'OtJ . Oilia , • , ,_,_. a ;r e f ;4 I s 1 i lli t$ !•, 4 i. 1.. t * 0 ik ed ,sl 1171 . ft .. VI I , .. le , ‘ 14 . . •-• • • • . ~ h- - itOt • iti- y'llyrt" t 10.44 /ilk] prevent'ttiOilijAt 1 rig .. :AAinp t . peg( a C air di be 1 ' • '". • ' • i ft/ P r Cg 1 .464 . t.. -,4;t* ta :or i se •-: L i r% .1- 7 4 , wistatava t e . ~, , . , pow ow. ii i llotuteued t, of go tur in.., 4 , tis r Rid 44 Mite, '1 ap _ :the v ed • c ..enil iktpalafefin A 'Att !l o ad *Oil . . . th, et,. ?ped impanally . ni et ' adt end, triwAr . . , A . 4rtit those 'Who we 4 ie Tingfogikbei Matti ai t drop thwmpolves at thellreeni lif y . • . 4» 'parallel *Woe wit h . ' We'l • at . , '' ,/.li: ,'1:. 7 The vraeot wAi b 0 41# 'a , I. . 4.11411 ilif; , ... , *IMO th;4o9ii.e_ 11_ • , , .. 1 1 ? . - , 41 41 0 14 14 P 1 1 WI 7 i rg r 4 4 l ie si i iter4jttri t elr reiPei ab e O err o to citat, - . k lit up estr eo . 1 watch, and to the honour of the peasantry be it said, not the least disposition to pleader has manifested.iffielf. 4 iery attention is paid to the poor survivors, and . . bodies that came ashore; by the Gentry of this see ' boorbOod, particularly the amiable s end humane rt.. Poster, of &thrust's* Castle, whose exertions, on till! melancholy occasion,. aro entitled to the most generil approbation. Any other particulars, of consequence, thy. come to light, you will be made, acquainted with immediately. • thaCompany's outward boned ship Coldstream put into Tilsit Bay on. the 41S October, having sprung brr howsprit. She was expected to sail ahout the 15th Oct. —The General Hewitt arrived io Table Bay about the October, and wits to proceed on her voyage about the 12th or 13th of that month. The General Harris left Norm for China on the 6th • of July, and was to touch at Ssecorre. The Marquess Camden was to leave Penang in pis! days after the General Harris. On Christmas Day, an invitation was sent by the Rev. J. - Mossop, Vicar of Craubrook, to fifteen poor persona. inhabitants of that place, whose united ages amoutwitel to 1254, to partake of adinner prepared fur them at the George Inn. Thirteen of them attended, and after re• Baling themselves with the old Eoglish elan of roan beef and plum pudding, and brown stoat, they repaired to their homes, highly gratified with their entertain ment. A few days ago, 116 barrels of oil, 77 containing 26 gallons each, and the remainder about, 18, were picked up to the eastward and westward of Hastings, supposed to have been part of the cargo of a vessel wrecked, pro. bably on the Flemish Banks, or the Goodwin Sends, in the late gales, and conveyed in four waggons to the Custom House depot at that place. The lower yard of a ship of three or four hundred tons, 40 feet in length, has also been picked up, and the stern has been found in the neighbourhood .of Eastbourne, with the* neon of—" The Friendship, of Amsterdam,"—affixed A large tortoise was picked ups few daysago,a short distance at sea, off ldeschy Head, by mime of the . Ent• bourne fishing boats, which-went out for thi purpose s( getting some of the casks of nil Oak wax •seen log about. LATIC FIRS AT JIANG'S HOTEL.—JohilloOet respect fully. begs leave to inform the noblemen and gentlemen, who have honotired hitp with their patronage, that he has purchased die Claremont Hotel, opposite his late re• silence, in which the business will bearded on 'till his house is rebuilt. J. L. assures noblemen and gentlemen, who may be desirous of coming to town with their families, that they will find every accommodation they can wish in his Hotel,. and ha is happy to add, that his extensive stock of old French. German, Portugal, and Madeira wines, is not injured by the tire. Mr. Long begs to otfer his grateful acknowledge ments to his neighbours for their assistance during the lire, and particularly to Messrs. Redninyne's & Co., silk mercers and haberdashers, whose kind exertions and at tension he can never forget. Claremont Hotel, Bond Street, Jan. 1, 1823. Bonaparte had great faith in plinatory influence over hu man affairs, and it is said was much inclined to follow the advice of Cainhaceres, who had studied astrology, and who was the only Counseller that adviked him to go further North for a Princess in marriage. Tills he used to call his cardinal hoar, on which all his (enure movements itt .life turned. Let the reader apply this as a new year'shint from Fortune to brighten his future prospects, by purchasing one of the et Capitals of 10,00111. 10,600/. itt.. before it ha too late, as they must All be Drawn un Winsesmtv, the ISM inst. when the Lottery 1411iilieS. Coax Excea tree. JAN. tit.—The arrivals of grain since Monique very • Pore is but little doing in the w h ea t tr a de this agornifik at Monday's rates.. !Win sells very readayond jegliliNg • valid,* en "whir clearer. Be ns end yeas reaintein vablast quAniailta Fit DAFT DAIS IN SCOTLAND. (Minn Tat IDINIWILOn Od Wednesday esornidg. the new year was is by the inhabitants/of this city. with their cat expression of joy : The streets were not disgr the present oecaften, by any greaser vidlence, *IMMO, publicly, of the ordinary decencies of 'have net heard that any serious personal injar; dieted : nor ace we mire that, of those who ape late and early in the streets, there were many wl into readers," them very acutely sensible to ti which thy encountered; but undoubtedly man, Were very rossghly and very indelicately handl( Ilinnal reentrance of this festival • perpetaaws 'a inSeottish enanoses, which strikes Foreigners mionishanesit t They My We come abroad to me is, we Wild nottwilitibWieved upon report...the manner which r Milishio‘peopte peas that season which is frontorldly.ntoomett the most proper for anticipation end retrospection." The 'ollowing extract from o private jelinnalwtriittio. mete ;Man back, contains tits gennine I sasavk of:c.rcepactshidilitinfigici iboAntidnd. fee War tins. 1: , 11 ; /I u; !,!!! v/1111 Nif t ▪ nutrilt44 simordist4.4lAppdaut, bat Vidinnbeinming. suallim,i,da.aftem aMarked kyaagreat i deal of whetalm,comman peoplaraltweerry-inaking ; but Whithalliatil wean prapeitly hedenomisan4 redeem', and ostdecoony. ; ,Tho dirtiest scavenger thioko he bas a right I - . gliettOit HMO stepping an, "rdiage 4 wAl'wir'''!" tl the Streets after ito'clock, and saluting .the females, 4 deasolothletti , dstiogetsbpd by what they letsfakfirthatiawbAideittitudainault 5511 hitelaties* 13hia Malone a lipete subjects. The...thin/VA :*Ark weeder Idissinn44.o9oll,lpcedie 01 0 0 4 gene fiel34Pflo7: stkd aad order.Oe!tillkti4inWle ore • we eannot perceive that the custom ben assnmhi, ip, Al/minanues asppitspeoted? modification. „bebop, tpw flin. ..etis bellanati 4P. 444,1410cension trt4 l4 4, , tissue. their homes. pooooyitl Aso ottoottoit tistiri: hot it sloottAßd-t0 0 0410 1, 41 POMO , •of sthnitritr;lthec. lent alLthe!papposee. order,• ent0ir.1 1 . 1 .0 441 happisessAn JAW/ Wa OPPIi O ttad nit ate 4,Wai ,10 3 9 PAgatFOWNl:the Pot, epAkkot their. fend lie.* dOnanotii ifoptitoopott, 1.8 11 6ga Cud Asp .0 long litneofted the *Jock strikes IktbetttruPM arc glad pi* drachm sod u °manner ly . at.11..5.d !Mt , men, wed of them.curgittg:drtok.t. their 1../tdarisareU. is 4 isoikeiv Inman, .lUnlike the ancient Auteninfar 51.0 1 ' enloll4o Corti Witt Sacchus, Ahem it a. gitti.lortAttg. out* .:Rootit i,q which a modateit %citing. P—ado , snerad •Janplementi,whicb ahp can. istatrynto .let 10. heitinbithe'ca. aePircs or which it woulddrcawysopeassk ifs.. her Who dteitierd.n n worthy to fill. 144re.ftosittlasee* deceotdoobiog iceeen made; themcprt ocdecem ;Itatkis .Arta 4ho it Instantly assailed bl4 l /0 infoltnt• sof mew/ illoan'of,tho.nitab. MIA* Aft hashand. Viatiber j. •4r begs of them to " kiss fair!" This Ili a detieft tap atlawb it is wooriesiall *lt ft Diagonal WP 1 004:144f a:Milked country, Idur poorto 4otaitOt ).•,. lot Pooosistit. Thom- Wogs sooty. 144ft* , . r.o4* aarleattaa. " .• . •.• 7 . • 2..,t •••• •'•• Ij• I • . • I asa . 1!! ▪ how l ex c s; " . ,I.l3s4)lmiliaminore Soon ant's. btglittlffp Yre.. *tit *IOW iiimoon•os4 trVo l oi ,1 1; aPttib by V -1,4 ;;;;• lkaaft.lo 4 4• o4 4 1, 1 7 . !kip ,a,ao c.a. triviality was every where mail es heAstw i llatting bruit a s omployiessiat of oo,ottokikplootive• to.oifoty loto diodl pit a*, .14 will 100• 4 141 louse the /7• 41 , 004 ere in the way of ecurishit ilustAbrop car.suaiste•tfreln PAP. IfooMedo:•'40011411. 1 ne Ibeillnkni cumatenstut "”.a geode orrysewbei pop .oe„r dies Usk in lead vociferation* is •difinl l ooo , l illninksets wtrnory throes *ring OP at Wither - .lnu,sison ~saw,. midb• AIM , felt/W.4 14 01 ,:„„., itllt • : Ak*Awtekt . • ../tpootootea".wits.Sucs. vre‘ted,evas sometimes considerable, bat there was little of itikiwisievous. nature is any of their outward frolics. The pollee wen very indulgent and attentive to their i slatf.• odopting every precautionary • measure for:the preessulten and .suppression of disturbances, there wire only,tsto particular cons of refractory persona them molestation. lo the first of these tiffript, one the watnhisen got his note much kart with a bite frond the strong teeth of the prisoner. who was a robtift•tai . Went, stout Mttman. The other o ff ender lb the se cond ease, tut h i s clothes literally torn from his body, by the undue interference of his friends eisdeproftft is prevent bid apprehension. One robbery Ins lb. cipal known theft that occurred. A was acodonid by a fellow in a pretended ituditwer, but which delinquent soon deprived him • 11%4 silver witch and Old seal, The villain monism* prt with all swith hie booty, and was not detected. `Tbespirit sroei ps were open.tas usual, during the night and minim:g o but many . of the owners complained of having done little ',witness. This dulness would, no doubt, partly arise from their number, as spirit-,deals base greatly increniV in Paisley of late. The placardeof these per: sons were inoo,l , and in viting.onnounci ug grielfAad cheap liquers. The whiskey bottles and the crystal glasses suf fered much, end the glazien will have a few honre.trork to repair the Outage done is. their line. The day was uncommsnly fine and many walkers turned out to take the pleasure of the cOttniry arr. ''A very great concomse of people went to en j oy thdeneefeits On the lee. The high line of the. river •Lart .114 Ilbi n Jjanes's day Fair, there were So niany.periiis' it. Biting and old, male ind female. A somber o these found amusement In sliding and .shutting, and by the ancient game of curling. The'evening again was a mirthful time ? t ribe young dancing pviies.l At so &mei period was ibeto ' ever so many dinding parties in Paisley on one nlkilt. All the hackney and stage coaches in town were under arrest, sod in constant application, bringing the fair, the blooming damsels, to the dancing bails. The fair ones at most of the dances were all decked in their anus mei dresses, end their heed s fi nely adorned with gaudy ribbons end gay gum flowers. The young men likewise tipikared ip similar garment', with white trowsers and Viticips si if it bad been ;ha month of.lune. There wet"its 11511 thud nine public dances, besides others of aas p r ivet. induce.. In Ilk • Saracen's Head Inn 1.14111 wPCO,Olyle comps:ales of dt a find; two in the tontine lab; and Hs the Stkeiria; Wftles Head, Mason Led g e, and Salutation Inn, rme in each. • About six o'clock on .Thursday morhing, the task Was conducting home the lollies in carriages to their respective doors. It was amusing to hear sonic of the more sedate and wtiald.he virtuous, or perhaps the neglected and discon. 'elite • &Males, making their acrimonious observations Its eondetnnation Of the aspirations, vanity, and folly of their own sex. " The little gypsies +id they) canna wa'k on their sin feet like ony ither decent body, but the puir. empty things mann be drawn in coaches, an' name a one u' them, use doubt, wi' ither fo'n's close of their backs, an' no a saik to change aniturr at home. Wha saw them at their work won's' see pretty dirty dolls, wi' a' their night's finery.—lleel tole sic poverty and 'vide,. and Rude grant us a' things o' our ain, and flair *din thin they witless jades." ldeiyesesday•was ushered in attilasgow in the usual Igo sooner had the clock struck twelve, than the driers became crowded with people going "to fine find- Hilik," and for a considerable time much noise ..n4 Misr. Ityprevailed.—A :um' who was• out firsclinding, fell asleep at the door of a friend in John. Street, and when he awakened, lie found; to his great mortification, that Ids coat, vest, handkerchief; shoes, 6s'. 61.; watch 4 and bottle, werts•gsdse.'iJ-A•persoli of the name 'of Wlieth, who has been a lamplighter for upwirds of 31) Years, went' into thitiorbals Policeollke on Wednesday after iienti; atW beingiti a state infottintrow; he fell from 'spun afterwards • .. . v. . - M. - •. ri ANT iIOCOVERY IN Tllll - 1 OF THX BLOOD. • gjosrriov --we— • tring.bli istrodoeterjr lietton• yesterday. at . Sr. iientfle's 'ads by him ea ilietiosmo r 1018. aSW noldth is . . Sir Kvorard's new • 11. JefftelWill"."" et • tinnier siloret,, Tito of the einn*ties, and studied Vesemespositioa imtlat iliee mop' .prods doe,*heeea of Milked 10001 es first .1 that cationic, fold its; , properties of tee odic ~. gl yen mot is large eptan . i- JR after a fall meet, mid vary . AMe bleed .- freerish *tests. The feeler tee appesranos of the tubes mates -through every particle of the blood, Sir B d was led to discoter by ebeersiag the growtNorp.in of wlie4t daily gnome a tpleretneope tr bp drat saw ft hlend then a tub. passing from air the blpts was . thelitoo of the plant, end the Aube we ; formed by ollm nairleatien Rf Carbonic acid rag, Re.aosiog•from enotivy. be esaptried i globule of blood, And ream pa {l of 11111 1P s t 41(.4 5 . "Ndl•he ,!enn eattlied to tole* p k i l ies . 4o . .4„ baustelrieldsY of in r karl u mp . . Hie flitnovity ) kilUnd 1 1 1,Il.enke , nppelf... ~ , th ,,, k . , leodlo liadriehintresiski t Sir Bloprittd.,is . ..; : 7-- e rg o (ref this othlital dianoteryiAsgeeet P ... .. bet tmtps.pastlniaeiot new fame„,., . ~. „,, „., ....,;: .. if • tweak* Ic PstitAtt • .ol tin. Airrie um will lie..ideda*/*/* tiles Ust*pettliteihwasst. . . 7 .-.,,ml.nrertnnt -. I .• A literary Inititution has roomdifitAtems ildfidpil at 'Mites, which kik for ltd. ;Witt She elltiblieitMeet - 4 an eitiiitive I,llwary and Ceffeet' lid 'el Aare/tone • all itlatildrtiteiwns. - The latter witi,lik fl • ' : .Irlif,ihit U pirr tint loodiog iscriodicalpublicatioesMid. - . t ,Opst the none. decorated with a suite oflaigi nue. • ',l';,. B. Lethbridge, Bait., M. P., has hewn appealed esi• dee; - ' . 7 . • ' - .Ardis Anneal meeting of the .01./tolignaries• of this tow no on Woiineoday,• n14006114 'were rood to the meeting, Amor *bids wit a letter huff tindt“. T. Baker, rector Aliddiotrif,'Motioogia.. .104 loan of the st ump , of a trisMil node filmic Of . the earthlitt siihicio it was toned, mbiljoidlide . toteir dr.:. 'e> ow? near Wbtffoln* ig i piesoohar, r trtticimos treatb . tiLofffistsifika., iflokt Apr 11, Qns part .. sand in Whttlitite bat washed, sig i St e ss Owl stamps of Keen or • eight tramways dlec o -,. troyitA - Ceisidsoilajy within high water Mark, mill die& in the oil in which they had ones pews, The soil,' "birth wait a-atroiag loam, contained great qualities s 4 1; eegotobte Maker, pertionlarly large AGO, quite entire? Theoturtrp wits eoft and spongy, . but the' "Offerable fibre ; was plainly discernible. This discovery affords conctuj sire evidence of a curious toperithioal fact, as the theordollarn that at one time Perrland feast hive herr ex. t eridekeiiitelt Blether than, Ad lir4ra t, bed been snit's: '4eittllrtoniered by the Mom* lee remodel of for= eats,now within inghtititiefitarit; ate hen discoverrti . ins a coast of flineoffilorte,ljbl,ois the western coast. 1 -41 ii Olimiti throe.) ' •• ' . i t i t r on sit*,, a AA of ratishleiable eisagnievile was wash on shore on the 'bibelot, ahem two mike •to tkeiessterard of Hastings. It waste 4 mutilated state., Abe head laving boss seemed hem the -bad", wad the !whole of the 'Wye mosoMmil etteept. a largo poielkois it the-Nese widish . waiZezlil • war A this cavity, am& XstMoo•by' Om • or, tiasiin, It wow igi: 1 4 4 1 htirthraimillqi offirtlimittesOniptlett! big wait.: bit " .. - behly ft till "JettltO is sea= •Orair - L • . a. btu' *ke li ar i.. •to t h e . . : .1 .04. 1 4004 .44.; 4 , e.......limisZ rismi -4.41 it fat e-sete, stub , .im s_tlek wir.7 774lPbs. ha It del shore oppesiti.Mie. Weft% ,II Ij im... erdnitOdr, tobibiteds said die. 'Meted; • toeid sews). traostoied se this i llikeimito ibolonghtlf7 " ) . l . lo;Tor ris ge of florgooMo% Lie. !coltt's Inalrieide, for pillsention I nearly IVO' *idlest of oil was pv.sev.k *OW ks Herr.- - mow' nth w ai t Will t gre half past sine o'clock, the 'premises of Mk- ' ' Heisdee, of ingham, were °boycott tefiff Ore. A venoton loaded - with, Wad, stateli e r bellte• - , yard, appears to have lkdd Oise Match appff tdel f ,.. ffoWi, before assistance eight ho had, reac hed t'ldlibitat ledge and birtt, and cutely concerned the dela, kith its content*, not less this three lasts of sAidin Sod a (pawky of barley. Froth the situation of the preilme, and other concorring chitin... maces, there is milt the least doubt of its being the wily fel act of some evil person. The engine Wit , North Waisliam cattle ly to their assistance, an* much praise is doe tot fey tbOto; , ons. This iv the second dee in di". ' in six def..— (Norfolk Paper.) .. ..tilvt P.R V r.:,:,, AN OLD Orraxnes.--Airfidiebthid Bardsley, condi victed at York of in intent to doffrand one of the banks in thili town, and sentenced to the roulette/seat of okatti,s, but which puoisliment was ofteescardi eodismod. far imprisonment, has lately been 4ischargrd from tic ntise-k men?, sod, we are sorry to say, again tenni' attempting is negotiate a draught whit* there is every reason tai suppose is a forgone-se. The hill was etTered in pay ment for goods panlbosed, to Mr. Macitensie; in She Market Plow, And aospected by him or his shopnsan to be forged. It was, therefore, detained in consequence, hat we have not heard that Btrdsley himself has been apprehended. -nelson elderly man, with white hair, which be Is in the habit of appealing . to at a probable cam for his not brims • concerned in any .villaidoce traturaction with which he may happen to be charged. - (Sheffield Paper.) HIGUWAT RODUIT AND EXTRAORDINADSTOURAGIC.— On Friday evening (27tIs ult.) between the hours of tre and six o'clock, three men (in the empl..yment of the Coal ties Company) named J. Darling, T. Martin, eithi W. Nap, were proceeding to flowth, sod when piming Kilbarrick church, seven fell Jive, armed with pistols and bludgeons, totted on them from the grave-yarA. and succeeded in robbing Nap of four 11. notes, a seal, and two bran keys, and from Martin they took IL in silver. When in the aft of 'matching the third tnan; Arlin men mustered contact, and attacked the seven robbers. After a sharp conflict of about twentynainutre (during which the robbers attempted several limes to tire, but always burned prime) sit of the cowardly ban= ditti fled, leasing one of their party. trained - a prisoner with the three gallant and gas men, who never last sight of their man lodged in Mariburougli•street office, Data News Letter.) Tic Case nr ELM WILIB.--It will be ter our readers that weeave an Recount of the shove onfortnnate girl •t the lest Kingvton Asniaesi tering forced notes of the Brighton and Sams ► many shopkeepers at Croydon, or which she wilt and received sentence of death.: Since her conderni evinced no sense of her awful eitunticto, which accounted for from tier extreme yonni, she not tamed her 16th year. The unfortunate girl is rents. and urns born near Nlitcham. in 'Surrey. gang to which she was attached drat ittduced thvin. The proprietors of t h e batik. have in a t worthy manner interceded in the proper ginner cavitation of her awful penguin - tent ; and lbw the gentleman had an interview nith tho cu rat deigned cell at II orseinonirer-lane, !e whore e names of all her associates. Yesterday, 11 . governor of the prison. received a reprieve for sate young woman, and she was instantly reakovi cell and pieced amongst those ocarina that a* me for Botany Bay for life. An order acessuiPtii grieve for the eirce.:tion of Giit.; illast,ou ttledta laibustnj "lurch Pintri, a c1i.1.4 ii.ne yeara of ie. f r ~7. t~~ wr i cim p o pt Jit i lllvorard limn,. in delivering,iiii canto mOps t o r 4fl i g•tiss.bl•og, pemenj t h isk Wood, in the year 14 , than Ilao tit 14. fam of the profession. f life. We sieblitt mid gas forms try was in• . 4 14k i Ai s s k id is o f si In a ppeored $o • the discoverer of . whose feel • emikla , who have most stu the inialts or liks Sold.. nee to ma k e this li ay.feinaltrs lavish ONO the oaly,test of truth, led. T he this otro thiegy % le" erar4 altili be re 'aao*iiy pizi a ologletstsflimday. lie aiserts tt graced " • is the blood t it i t l44" tha ver litle illik plOp b t nets with inches loan omits; viod Is given o see Wital lieLgoos,the blood Afwporson lOW a taluril!i! ) little from the blood of a feverish sway :11 •11.111 V) • (Mardi,' baw• .d Jobo 'Con- COLItipPOI% 1 until quietly • raeolleeSed by he trial of the seizes; for »t- -are% bank, to I was convicted Idetenatton the h can only ba tot having at- . 1 is of low pa- tty. where eta rd her to jnia 11 : a most prs'lte- ter far a oor.- Ow days we. rit is -the *oa- t confuted tee Walter.. the r the nafortif- towed froth the e undar orders ibeird tha ...- Way weak tor