The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-13 00:00:00

cueKT oF MlNCif•—(Tgarao.T.) Vhfurs 49fIR • • • aLf4xst V. aoI!BeLL, , Yr. C. PHILLIPS oPened,,o l le PliWaifs • 4: Ain't Puck addressed thejtirr; ;: ~ a ., w ore/lon biollgttrat kiitiillejmus claaree of felony.. •7 .,e p.,ai. • n tiirs [Wee hitibliio iit4o4!citi . fi, : gre the public 4 keeper of c aTiliihg:liiidaks.rri t Pill Mall, and its neigh? .14sitliiiol.1.. The clairridalit nip an attorney suspected . 447 ;riling. h , en erfneeihed in . oM . prosaeution ; when he went, ,--Co.the Sint's Be nch , he nos dragged to the pump. Pall' : ,aopeii On ohnpltint if was kilrfoli to here isgisted. wires 9 me calla., our, ".11satea kiln! ittlt 14M 1P..10u1l him vp r'' 211 I to luv • breu paiftietilisely activit'N linertig him in the r.tnah while he wis.pitiiiped isii."l - lie Asforlnot proceeded . V. , ion 1440,* 114 , elthixael the 4r4in4ift upon suapirion .1 1 . 0 mieg rubbed hien . 4t . iiiii . oocl. - 4.1m0k, .rontAinisse six t- n ;mend not•t 'ah . tlie.cireantstimcvs were detailed its ie Paper - it sit. !Wit ) .. Hubert ritiplei, 1"4.1k to the Megi.trates et Union Hall, I'ov-0 the enargeelialring been nsiste, the - wsrr4nt granted, t.n I the charge italtint horn oileelvlittisfii glit‘ed• It John roler 4 Clenk 1 . 0 Mr. (taring,. 4 .141 the cireuent t I•acers which ram! undkr'tis obierfirticin.' • 1 lin snip (lore, titteltey. gaiejikitrdianie of the puirrpil/f, a isl of vie eshiteduilit aerie' statl;e'eainst the plaintiff, o f 'n o sing rohhell Are rlpflArlanfiifirif Ital. notes. . Thomas Itaston,•soliiitri? to Ihe Marshal. was told by Me..Roshell, gist In the King's Bench on the 24th of Qc•Obi4, he wis• finCeri up 16 the back of the - prison, be .-i!iunediately missed his pocket book. and that lietnirt was lie pe!sori who• soak 11. Hi bad • known Permit 'before. 4e.-)leulsell wished to have Bennet's kiwi; searched iiiiiw i diately. I wect to the staireale, No. 8, - , here B non's Ilitom was. He was coming •down stairs. I told him' my retalness, ane sesrrheir Ids ro..m. his boxes. his • porkits , end:EV - Pry place I .could. I told him whet I Searell4 fol. ''lle hirosi•lf produced the Legs. I limpid sevefol'nOtes, stone s° low as .101. ; several pm ket•books.' none rid niogocco. • .1 told 31r. Rouhrll, and had thirobbery then isAiert)eeill through the prison. with a reward of la Wllliatahiewitt. (leek in the plow. stated. that when flit. warrant was brought, air. Koubell said, G. New. 'Mr. ,must, you hill be locked up is the strong ropers." •'" *". Alien, lie Magi•trate. stated the result to have been that 'ever m l persons were committed for' the ',stilt. s,. a - .‘fr. Bennet was discharr d . both !'•.r tlie•Wwitilt anti the feleuy. The notes-in his hand sere "telreriby himself. • The notes were read in evidence with corsent of both parties. •• ,latirq.scuilier, had kept the Pulteney Hotel ; was in the ,('ink's Bench or. the ni g ht of the assault; 'wand a 5(3 1. v'.d roisr; Mc. Bennet was then be the grocer's shop, NO. $, stairs Solf. nulls osiers' other persons, and came to it here %knell us. Wore she helve, snot remained there till toe ruder was oser. Witness and Bennet never went rarer the pomp then Nu. S. Ile was rather clumsy to Aitlk. He sent no distance from it lines. at all. Hicoold r , t have taken part in the poniping. Cross evamthed —Deco:dant nes pumped on twice; 1 beard them cry s.ut. " I n harmer, informer:" •Air. >tapirs was recalled. and read the deposilons at Union pall, upon which the charge ass dismisses'. ' . :John -fitagerald. nas • prisoner in the"lteneh . on the 24th September when tie ;:ss•olt was committed ; he saw 31r. Bennet *ben the pinup miss goine, twefity or thiefy toyda off ; Mr. Bennet appeared to have some from the lap' In an opposite quarter (mom the pomp, from the beltill. in to the end of the pumping Mr. B. nnet was nut there. on witarsa's oath ; he was ill with thirgout ; lie was dressed io a black Corr. (rids evident,' was given to meet a sta:ement of defend :mi. that be *ore a blue coat.) Cress- easenite , et—l never heard that Roubell was coming to the prl.on ; I beard the cries!' Pull op; pull trp," but - 1 never heard the name of Hr. Rennet mentioned. • John lisoivn teas in the King** Bench on the 24th of Slorniher, and in Mr. Fitsarelit's shop'•s* Mr. I s ; nner ; .: 1 1 retained nett' witness it., wh.ile of the time, au I could •itot babe taken any part in the transaction ; be told the iris some informer ■g.inet bringing spirits into the pri:oo. Cities exstnined— 1 krep ro slop. I did •ell oysters -.4 h eit i ttr ,iog of the visa... I had no particular J I gnaint• nice with Mr. Heneirt. I stn not one of the same elasP. 1 am a prisoner. 1 was waiter in the tap room. Ido nuthiug pirtieul rely att..e: • • ..1 harks Handy, printer, cousin to defendant, brought the copy from which Ito printed the bills, and believed it to det.n.'a' I's band w.i'tner. He printed about 2CO and Kimbell was to ply tor i t. Iwo bill• nett read, •rtting forth an a'rocious outrage and robbery by Richard li••nner and others. John Smith, clerk to the bankers, Spooner Attwnod and Co. proved the payment 144 check for 1001. and the num . . be.% of ti:e rotes given to the defendant. • lieorge !'ern•, clerk ire the Hank of Englan I, proved r ayment of tint of the notes (for 101.) the first on 25th of pt ein h er . an•t the others at different subsequent period•. Mr. SLattleivorth,' collector of taxes in Mary-Irc hone, rece i ve d th e two hm es pre s ent e d (two of the notes 'shove t;escribrel) from Mr. Iteithell on the 12th of September, in p 'paint of Assessed 'raves. Mr. Tay/or received that note on the `_'9th of September from Mr. nbett. Mr. Ehert paid 10W. 'rota' of notes to the former wit' noes : he rrviv,rl th,on from Mr. Jones. Mr. Jones pill thrt Lure. The name of Ituubell was en 19,141, not witness's writing. It was on it when wit nets received. _ • TlO.it was Ilie ease for the prosecution. Mr. Scaat.err then submitted that the plaintiff most be non•suited. The Lotto CUM Jusc:cs was of opinion that there tuult be malice proved, snit none was proved. Mr. Sett:Lure cont••nded that the defendant bad bad pr.•hahlc cause for elrry step he took. Conit any men itooht that Bennet was one of the party i►lio invited the defendant by invites of .lacohs into the ptie n. It win•aot a very unreasonable suspicion, that Bennet, • having been prosecuted - by Mr. Boolsell as attorney, had been a party to the en•rage, end also that he would be averse to pet his band in another man's pocket. The how Cut ►r .Justice summed np. He thought that the tralicions prosecution and the libel deserved very artiolll consideration. It was his opinion that the plaintiff nee entitled to their verdict on the second point. Verdict for the defendant on the first charge ; for the plaintiff on the sevond.l>asuages 10/. • ' COUItTSO7 oxi.yego, The LORD CLIANCRLLOR came into Court to day s foe the first time after tire renew; at hair p:sst fen o'clock.' tlii • Loniship seemed quite recovered faith the goat, and it; ho.xl keidth. • QUILAT W. TRY Dtlilt Or somseurr. His irientieiett . 611'4 4.4 ' a iy—an4 of tor ewe reneitkb• db the . ' fot. kliheito aupplyiti thei Court , kaith"tbe Pero. in The cau se , hr ' sa id it was' liapOslible fur laoi to prooOntire judgment until certain phls,tleet !Lista beet lately haa4 J io s wereve. rifled by eel.; , 11.1 r. Muriel ajeperred in person. Site: tpe . spree tie* past het hid heed coofienirte ite)11111. end trishettoleikesiteaierabr that both ttjr Conn at tlaa w aiii 'and its : machinery weeeleateulited alfordlait!ce td shih r. ilin•Operly rake. pnreaaiku i• he 0) tread .10407 take alien kitneetite den/ ibatleiyaitbe one cir.4n . elkr, or ant part, mit eddslafei . • i 6 E 14-' d THE STATESMAN Hi, Lono•sip interrupted bins by saying.iltal'iLTitlias 5..11 1 grille's he woold aelsher *ear r. Monet s y. nor '4l2 2 any otlier*,win &Ague here. ' Mr. Hourt'/Y•theirsaftr, ha would itrimediately swear so the plans. 1 he-Coyet at to .tiy, pia •it to sit., In .bankruptcies All Ilsortii ay, which. !!pillise the first swat, ..10 , fdl DDLESIVC SESSIOSS —Xotass4Y, .--".•"111"r— -(Thepe .scoalons__„ pliers's.) , commenced before- •F roaels 444-1110011 of,Magistrates, at Hick.'. After t e usual preliminaries. the Court 'proceeded • try. trays ram aad'person4 out on hail. • ..• • CONSPIRACY. atoorel left anClPos:.tieeyiegaant were isslieted for entr4trlisg tO,:chirge . )li. Sit, icirei otos the orsiadessarisoqur rare vitas...llo4oms of Which toe mind •rocolfi.- 2 --,QI„ . 'Mei/LAM 'Aid ,not appear to the indict. sue At) • • • Mr. A Li,er, • for tbe_proarmition, called she *prisms atten tion of the /my to this raise, the' facts of which hr detailed to them as they were afteesiaids proved in evidence. to advertiag to the pankahment saarded by the law in the gent "Of a coatiction, the. Learned. Counsel gave it as his opiciou that it *ashy ifs means commensurate a itb the torpitade of Ibe offence . ch +r e ed, and expressed his regret at the abolition of , the . putsiahment of the • Ali. Wm. Scrims deposed, that he wig o.partnrr in the firm of a holesate siMtioners, in Alders. date Meet: 'that on the :sth Sif Assi pt, he dined with a patty of friends at the Castle and Falcon, whom be left about half past eleten o'clock. and proceeded towards his ludgingsin Hrooswick Place, City Horn). He had to pass on oyster shop abate lOU yards b.:fore he gat to fur csa n home, and whist., follbseing the impulse of the moment, be stopped and gazed at some - fetualei who were partsklog of u) suers, this'heing the first slay of their comiog ip.se4ton. After atlyilig a osinum or two he went towards bas residence, which be bad nearly reached, when a moo ran purposely against him, and accused fain of being prune to infamous practices. .He immediately strusk the fellow, when lees ran up, lad as he ran across the reid to 'his own door, which was IS doors further tbwardi Charles Square, they 'raised a cry of" Watch, atop biro !" in consesestore of which he wcs collared by a nib and to whom both lye. and Wed ` llogbaja hied Twurcusiog him of the oll ' encs already mated - Is. He was taken to the watchbouse, where they repeated their chary Do oath, and on which he was deigned; • Witeribe Teat afteibardi tried b e fore this Court oa the evidebes •or these wee, and acq uitt ed.ott hee •ebarg4'on Which be was tried witness now, on bi c101111,,t0 be wholly unfouusied. nacre Henry 'Davis, the keeper of the oyster shop. Ile poled 19 the fact of the prosecutor Laving slopped before Iris window; witness saw I • • move tOwards his - own' re sidence, and immediately after beard the .springing of rattles. _ _ . Joseph Manton, the servant of Mr. Davis, Paw the prose cotor suture towatds his own door, and observed ill/16;114 diCiy after, the prisoner and Ilieddingbant run round the corner in the direction Mr. Squires had taken. Jiist at the in t nt he lost sight of M. Squires, lie heard the springing ut rattles. David Winch was carrying offal home for some dogs. and is as from its weight obliged to rust himself. Witness, while rowing Itiniself, saw lyre and Ir su ldiegka t o stan di ng by the oyster shop ; observed lyre !rare his companion, and come towards the turnpike. Heildinihant then run towards Urisnswick Place, towards which, iiiituediately after, Ives ran, and a springing of riffles iunnediately fol. Itioed. Witness advanced, and found lees • a nd 14,4. dinglians charging Mr. Squires wi th a particular off lice. William Alexander spoke to the taking of the charge. and which both lye. and Hollilingliam told him was attempted in Charles Square. They went with hitn, and po,nted out the particular spot, the next morning. Jr. Squires; when he was appreuended, was running towards his o en house, and which was in the direction Soaeordaand not Orim Chitties Square. it amid Lave been the case disc had been attempting to escape from tuesn, the place being where they Stetted. Other sitnep.ses remained whom Mr. Alley declined call ing on, the Chairman suggesting theeeid e nee to b e a lt. ea dy, in his opinion, sudiciently eon, hillier. Mr. Asoitaws, for the defence, endeavoured in an loge' nions speech to persuade the Jury that ]ves was deceived by Meddinghant, whose representations he b•lievini, had acted as stated in the evidence, but that he thou:reit the ch•rge made by lleddittgliaus • hoe one. The Learned Counsel took occasion to stile his hrisi conviction of Mr. Squire's innocence. Several witu were ea led to cba• meter. The C4.‘III3JAN slimmed up, anti the Jury at once returned a verart of Mr. A %onto . , then handed same papers to the Chairman, of which he begg,d his perusal. The Ow ass 01, alter reading them, deferred pronounc ing sentence at present. l'ke Court adjourned witho et sentence being pronounced. The rest of the day was occu. 'pied in hearing assault cases of nu interest, excepting to the parties concerned. POl.l - CE: --raw.— NARLBOROUOR STRUT.— 041 Murphy was chant. ed with stealiug a rafnel•le IpArtmeeter (rum the house of Air. Stok-s, No. dteet doseell S'rert, b try. It appeared by the evidence of a man named Smith. *he works at a Insure opposite to Mr. Stokes* that about eight o'clock that oporning. a buy came in to him lii .1 told him there was two very sospicious. looking men larking about the door of Mr. Stokes's !sense, which was open, and evi dently designed to entre it. Smith watimed for a little time, and saw the prisoner enter the house; and return with the barometer produced in his hand ; he then joined the other man, and both ran off towards St. Hiles's. Smith however, porpite , t, and the prisoner finding iiiro•elf closed open, turned round and flung tke barometer at the sitsitms, and. of course smashed it, as it now. appeared. He was at letistb arearSd; - bat his compricion made his. escape. . . The prisoner said in his defence* that he could not deny the charge, but was driven to the commission of the offence by the most orgiit distress and waist. He was folly com mitted for trial. limos !W.l.—Yesterday a min named Jaynes Grey, who has been. fur a length of time in His euiplolment of Messrs. Mandslay, engineers in the ‘Vestroisiter r 4•11. was brought before K. .1. Cites/kens, It.q., charged S . ith having robbed his employers of a number of working tools, and other property used in the concern. Ur. Hiudslay stated, that from the nature and extent of hie business he is necessarily exposed to the,depredalons of dishonest workmen. The prisopei 'was in his eat, I went, and from thitharacter atd c , silcopiina,t of tbeipis. his honeity was never inakitacheduntil.tlie prescni, instance. On Orli' utietaion oho iif di: ivorkepetectool chests wws broken Opin it'd roblied ; liivaa tken.snspected. that.ibo ,prisoner must have bad souse eland in .14 and an.adficer, •iiceompaniettly Ur. Maudale.y,3mu , went to his lodgings,. *here the latter, to his' iitophiliment, disci:rattily, great. .citiiiitity of property belociti!Litto . tie Orin, whjeli had been t stolen florWthivilOnsiley.' • •Iffni . Od i , the officer , lebo ap-, tirebended thelsiiiii.mir, p roduc e thy. prupsety.; a . gesat .hart of 3 itibleti Vail idiiltiftrd; by, sum, ,slandslay.—fhe prisoner was committed. . Quasi, fbaviiii"Yattra, sr lb. 4 4 33 1 eM0V1494 qi .Fritif,iik• ha* who stood, rensandtsil: Sim" : a, charge. ot ° ") /iill j ?!" 1 C°lli l i i all. t be kilol9ls 4n4Lettllttitriatt t$ 'rob in.! c riat44 4, EkA9:ol:Pilice.• -1111ectIne was coahnit' tad ti irlii,.." • v4B "--4 -41 N A (hamler storm. of terrific violence, neefirred on the the night of the 28th nit.. which oceasionsil grrat vrtic. tion Herald.: Wilts, the seat orltoftett I,ltor ! lost., Esq.. M.4'. .wheeeithe elr.gant lafty.steeple was mot from top ' to bottom, and large stones were fired to a g reat dishiest,. Ike eiectrjetuisitleacensleslinto thesisoily . af the church. I iiint Yt. blordon'swaimaion, every window of which ass d•stroved: the spire remains in a fettering condition. ,Oti.the ins•-slie neighbourhood of Keswick was : plait.Al,vgigh op of the severest storms of wind and rain i ihat.k•s. vette/rid there.f.sr many Team The rivers acre, flooded to a g reat eXoe•fi. sot cautioned so dnringthe day ; -sail matey huesra received great damage, particularly in their oindoas. 'Elie clubs, &c., who used to stalk 49001110 precisely& oit.that.dily,m4re in a greet measure P revented from attending church according to custom ; ebd the sight was fat-advanced before the sterns tub 5i 4eJ. The preeent mild weather gives vigorous growth to the young wheals, whisb everywhere look well.—(/,trues , Jeereesl.) ,such is ,the mildisres of the present Winter, that a goautity of 'brunet beans were gatlatreti in the gardens •of dlr. Id.,oalamder, Of Fairy Hill, Isle of Wight Last rek. As another proof of -the jekldttees .of the season, Mr, Hartley, gastiekeepei. et Pon!goptty Hall, .Cpmberland, on the Ist last - eat el served a hedge sparrow upon its nest, which on examination, wasleund to contain one egg; in a few dayslacubation may hettspectil to 3-Ite'pErre. Oa Mi4Muniter4 l ,Y '4tb .of June, 1.1123.1 hers was ice fn a g roll-Mites garden in the _Plymouth Wok Viral, the tnieknesi of a shilling! and on Chrts•mus day the.same years, a nest of young house sparrows was fottad in the !pale pad. • • At onr last dock market. Mr. O. Ridge, of Alciston, , eshilaiterl.two • beasts, for 'each of which he asked Wl.; but one provident buteheri would give only Mr. K. there. fors sent them to Smithfield, where et the market pa Monday, they brought him one Nil. and the other 23. (Lewis ' Jostrisal.) A ruatfet *O4 it 141109 1. TRIVfaXi wefs 0 11 04PIVIY vo9• plied, and perchises,nolageOus ; pews us follues : .flee f 46 to 4s s4';Weilies Mothatt L e ditto de 114,; ,(:we do. 4s . .to 4s and ; apt Pil l 4s 60 ; to 9IIV -VfOOr .. At the Corn Maiket, Wheat 1.104 to 151. per load. Barley In t im 32s ; and Oats 2ls to .23eper q•. Chichester N: ant oolVednesolaY, was well supplied, and Prices a trifle higher. At the CorniMarket, inspector's return as &Doe ; Wheat 59s Ind ; .Berley.3ls ; Oars .31s ; 365. VT (Wafter. The fair of Oraigue, ite ar this town, which was helot on Tnep.laylest..artswered the expectatiooe of the farmers andgrasiers lw ter the, my which-was held there for the last 611 ,rat/. The concourse offenple assembled was uuo. totally great, snit stock of every deseription lavas in hri•k demand. Pigs both awe and fur slaughter, brought re• 'workably high pricet. In every tespect the condition of the land holders in this county has materially altered fur Ike beitei:—(Carlore Morsiny Post.) W• TIRFORD MARCSTS, J•N. 10.—The price of Batter his declined ; 06.. to 07s. were yesterday the generel rates f u r fte.tp. Very little corn's:; in from the farmers in the p.igltbourhood.—Bacon ri g % 3w'.. 6d. to 40s. 681. per e*t, g.swrallv a and Sal. to dil. higher occasionally.—Sealded 'Pork. 32.. to 365. and 37....t0 3se. for heavy Pigs—Wads, 19s. tottlfs —Mal 164. to his. per cwt. On Wednesday evening. about seven o'clock,A destroctiee In broke out in the ropery ,and corn mill, of Mewl. Deorce Duncan sod Son, in Brownie,' Hill, Liverpool. high ended is their entire destruction. Daetoo Ituno.haer.—On Sonde!, morning last, between the honri of lone and five, as the watchman in Walton- Street, Bond street, was going his round., he perceived the street door of Mr. Holmes's (the M. P) tioutse in that street wide oprn;and at the seine time saw two auspicious look. ; log fellows lurking shone. He immediately gave an alarm to the family, when it oat. found that Mitres had broken into the House by forcing the shutters and sash from one of the front parlour windows, and sure vied in carrying off considerable property. co/rioting of wearing apparel, a gold eroutlios,. value 501. a valuable gun and gets-cane, Sm., all of which w to picked up in the back parlour, ready to be taken wi,li Mr. Holmes to Brighton The n et morning: It is considered rather strange that die watch man should leave suffered the two fellows be saw near the door to have escaped. ATTg3IPUO Sctclog.—Yesterday morning, an unto tnnate 'pan named Suicide, keeper of the watch house in Lancaster Stier?. at the rear of the Foundling Hospital', attempted to pnt a period to hi. existence, by discharging a large r %salty pistol, heavily loaded with sma I shot, into the lo ter part of the skull, beneath the right ear. which caused a compound fracture ut the hone, carried away a great part of the ear, and totally destroyed the articulation of the jaw. The unfortunate min hail been out the pretions night on patrol, 4n,1 hart retired to rust a• usual in the floosies; when his wife went to call hint a b ou t t e n o ' c lock, she runlet him literary steeped in blood; surgical wasisteisce was immediately obtsineil, and after a podial drresing of the wounds, he was removed to the Ilildlesex Hospital fur aid, lint no hopes whairier were enterained of his recovery. lid attends! 114tton ()Arden Pali , a Office on Satitroay. and was to have ap peared before the grand jury at Hick's Hall yesterday, to pioduce some property 'anon' teed to his eliarge, he the Magistrate's order, on which bills of indictmeht were pre ferred ; the prosecotors having appeared, Smith was sailed but no one •nsvieriiit, a messenger was sent off to desire his'attenalance, who s ion after returne I with intelligence that lie had shot hima : Ii through the head slew mieutes before: from this circuited ince. it was supposed chat in the interval he had made sway with the property intensted to his`cliarge, sea had .adopted this drcauful altercate,' in (trier to escape poniahment. By direction of the Magis trates of Hatton Harshen, Umbria!, one of the officers. proceeded to the house, wb. u the wounded men was being removed ; and having en,nonnceil the ohject of his mission, 'every article Which Smith Is 1 in care wee given op to tne officer by his disconsolate wife, so that the sus picion was maid( stly unjust. There is IDUIy unit cause to which this rash act ea, be attributed ; he eon lately. de prly of the situation of street ke.per, which he heist wider the committee Willi have the management of the lasicaster estate, and this deprivation preyed so heavily on hie spirits that lee has often betrayed proofs ilf 'metal abstraction. He is represented as a very sober man, arida most efficient officer; lee hat left a large and help less family. t a .st week, whilst a number of workmen end ethers. we re standing on the side of the railway, opposite Carron gate, looking at a dog fight, three waggons, chained tows:her, and loaded with iron 'stone, came alone, with considerable. velocity, the road at that place having, a deel vity. aad it being impossible at the moment to stop them, the driver called out to the croed to ID Ai.. way : the confusion, however, made a young man. instead of getting off the road, run ecru., to the other side, in cluing whiele, the •liorpe, tirtiopled• him down. and dragged she tint and ..eeqed waeguns. otter him, hut. this third was steoeJ by y Itia butt,, aii4, the , olarna bei the given , it was oteroptejt to gee lijos, gait, but he was so completely wedged, ender, the dr...,041 pressure, that it was nereaeary totmlizaii. the waggop, es t e it. could : br a done, when it was foiled, that se he lay_. oµ. hisAtaik. hie legs had been bent qvcrleitO. WAIL hip, feet,wrre (creed. drove. upon his face rup , in.arverAl. qt. Itia rah *pan. his lungs, fr om which !PI air ay•plo. inflogg,t.a. Ai-m.4th, chest ! A surg eon 4:stripe urea spop, got. *tin NOW in, vain, to bleed, and sifter, liogyejpg, fir 00 0.1144 ail, hoer he, veld The itk f ftf t ti n qtri Nttorkitlk tell-IsoAftW - 1 sad, meta ideate. °ol.lW°.'liAttisa). . _ • Lastirt.diteaday night, a fire hrok- eat it the Arta Tu g s h o p o f Idr , llatihow Johnso, is a part of the tneus i, es at Mr. Sayner's dye house, in +haslet lane, and h s w i t h su c k Irresistible fury that all The property in the handing was destroyed. Fortunately the fire did not ex. tend I eyand the haildiars,. within which .4t oviginated.— We are extreme!, srrry to add, that though, the premise& were Insured. the machinery an f stock in the hw bli n e , o f the ysloe of at the least, bad no inrawa , tcr u t o o ashest wh•tever. This is the more $0 he regretted as the ser id eli t pfilogogiate ruin a worthy man, with a funny of eight children, who wee just rising ahove the difficulti e s h e hes hell to combat tor seyerisl years. o ur t os th e lu s t week, in this town, a baker die,l tu t Alenly,af.m.drialtng all laity of apiritsJiteleamity dral by .kim tatmetli itchy preet.us to ui s . s h me . suit t, a as " st steat,as he bad been accoatomed ts take at oneati ms e 7. spray . former occasions; hat haying iodlnlged for man') wears its this habit, it ht•askt on 41 gradual constitadan:„. which rsnderrd his. frame enable to witlfstan Oar elect of that which cstast4 Itis.ssoltion lair h. The Rev. Ur. Doyle took occasion from this fatality, to rat ion tois4loch, Sooday, on the wire of drank•nness, ant u, cons-great miseries to thee Irish poor.—(Ctsr/ow Morn:li Post.) LONDON MARKETS. --....11......- CO/pq EXCHANGE, Mil:IX LANS. Quantities sndPrices et British Core, sold sad dig. vered in this ma rket, during the week ended Satunlay, Ike Sd of Jan. : Qrs. Z s. d. s. e. Wheat 43,797jfer 20,609 7 . 10 Average .... gi A Barley Oats 6,090 . 6,478 9 1 Rye 906 . . 1,716 7 7 •44 E 4 .!aPs K ai* PRICI or GROS 071 .104HD SIM, S. s. Wheat, red, (old) .62 83 Beans, small. (new) white. (old) —BB 74 (old) 4.4 red (oew) • •41 48 tick, (new) • •••34 SV •••,--e• XI 64 -,---- (old) •• • Si 40 ampmeine ••• 4840 harrow (new) • •SE white (qew) • .48 80 _ (old) •IN 41 s. Lie St 00 Oats, feed ,20 anpergne . 02 00 .----. line ...... .43 v 4 Rye, new - Poland .. ...... 21 V 6 Barley -- fine 3O 34 promo .. .....Yl. la anperfine • •.• 36 38 --- 540 .• • .26 27 Malt 6O 64 Scotch 25 SU sno 63 00 Peas.. hog 3l 83 Flour, per Sark C4 eo --- maple B4 Xi --, Soros& 4ti 63 ---• white 37 40 ---- North Country 44 43 ---1.--- hollows ..... —4* 41 Pollard, Nor. per qr. .. frIS 111 Mink SIS St Bran ll I) SEEDS, e. PRICE OX BOARD S,UIP LII VMDIIIS.- . Clover red, (Purelgn) per apt. • Jes. 100 s, -- white, (Mito). .... 414 ....... ....atte. 9*- -- red, (ftlettilih) ditto 6 0. 1. 1 11 k. -- white, (ditto)..... ditto . 7oe. 106 s. I live (rust per *quarter Ills. Xs. Turnip, new. white per bushed kis lit. 1 — re it end green ditto 10e lie, yellow Swedes. Mustard, white ditto fn. Us. ---- brown. . • I C4rraway per cwt. 411 s. 6ioi. Coriander ditto Ilis In. Sint to Trefoil it Ibgrass ditto—. ....... tbs. Sic Canary, common per quarter Wm. 40s. -- One ditto 4lls. Wis. Tares..... pet bushel. ... its ---- Ford A1L.... .... ....• • . :di I iO. ... ....... ika. di. Ilrropserd prr qitorter... —44 s. 4811. Liasred for erittlited(forrien) ditto Ad. 444. --And Bag. for sus ins. ...ditto 445. Os. Rap/tired, or.. per last A. to ad. I tipirril All Ca1.r....13/....01. to 181. 13.. per 1000. Rape Coke 41. So. to 41. Ws. per tote. Ppm. or Ana/al.—The price of the Vb. Lqif 111 Stated at 10d. by the full prieed•Beltrrs. SVITRIPILLD, ISONDST, J}N. 19. Priers returned by the Cirrk of lite Market. Fllll ST. or 14 KM NOS (ALIVE.) s. d. s. d. s. d. s. el. Veal ...........6 11 to 6 It Beef S 4to 4 4 Pock ..........4 8— 6 4 bluttoa 3 8— 4 4 Limb U U— U U cio.vritt AT wassat Tlsts nay. Beasts, 4,73.1; Calves, 116 . ; liberp, 19.7741; Pips, WO. biswsatisostaltacal, SlOttD6 6 r JAN* IL PRO ST.O7 8 POUNDS (DDAD •. 4. A. 4. tt Beef s. d. s. .'Veal 4oto ti 2 8 to 8 8 Pork ...,3 4 6 4 Mutton 2 8— 3 8 Lateb .. 0 0— U U i , HAY AND writ Aw. Pen LOAD. S !drys/mtg.—Hay. 1004.0 d. to I 104. ltd.—Straw, 244.01. to 404. Wt.—Clover. 100 s. tkl. to 1464. 01. ti r. J 80s. 041. to 1104. ttd.—Str444; les. Od. to bps. 03s. Od. to 110 s. tkl. ‘VtiiTecultpxs..-114y, 904.0 J. to 113 s. 0d. , .•91ftw. 401. to 404. 04.1.-1 lover, 1004. I.ld. to 1304.0 d. IX %Tll RR, per 111. Rutte,60.1066 bc. 1 10 to I 11 l Rides,crop,B3to4olb4.l7el dOto6o. It Uto 11 I to 601bs. lOs I 9 Racks 0 U to U U British, f'.o. drese...l 6e I 9 Horse to 1 6 I Calf 1Rau5.........1 ale (I RAW HIDES. Best 'leiter, and Steers, 1 English horse„ studs 0 0 a 0 0 per stone 9 9 a 3 4 [Market calf-- —6 11• 0 0 Nl.ddlinl 9 10 a 3 U 1 Sheep el b ins(doirtyip 0 a 4 d Ordinary 16 a 2 S 1 -- (pulled) 4 it a 3 U TALLOW. Ate. past (Ism Russia Candle. yellow, 1 14 I Soap, Loud. yellow ...,.3 Q -- Siberia 113 mot' led . • ..9 14 -- Soap I la -- earn-- ......1 Id Archangel. 4 W ------- soft u U Toro Tallow.. ........I 111 &tar. h, English U 0 Melted Stuff I S Mill Price, for Mew. Rough ditto. UPi i Caisdkes, Mould, s. C. Graces Good Dregs. .O 6 1 * t .iro 9 0 POT \TOE*. St•tiAtaliaims. ,me ton. I Honouatt. per tell. /V •kl r " •• • • • • •••t 1 1. SW LI& I Ware. 9 4ooS. 0 Middlings I IA tp a 0 1 Mid / dings .• ••• • I I* to I i 4 Chats 1 10 to 0 0 I Chats Common Red ....0 kw 0 0 Contruon.lked ...* 11 IA 1 Onions 04,. (Id. to 11140 d. perbus. I Onionsihi.t l d. ti. 4044. p 4 boo- com.-mAKKitr, I. Ships it Market. Ships sold. Prlco. 73 Newcastle.— ...... 23/ 34s. 64. to 46;.. 11 . IYL Stgaderlalid. • • ••• •• •• VI 3os. ed. to 41. h. tie - ikutaugo. On t1ie.12114 st-2lstyletrnoo New Chntob. W.: 614111 . 1 "' EM . a o k i . St. John's Wood Ogre, It . k. to Kat Lonnie. 94211. 11, 411,1 151. the tale Her. Mr, Ythvenserek Prebendary tiGlClssbui.iu, • tsbusbn ruy, in the e. yof Antrim. Dian, . • On the 12th instant. J. Marreat, 4;4..31, P. in hi, • 0 the lUtb instant. at•Clarlram, trues the rupture; Prier, Po.* On Tuesday last, Alter n,fen , dasuAthass, 1)r, ailing) castle lumn'Time, tn4h lamented. Os the 21st lit. nt Damoriell. UP. John illudyma. linvornt of 1t44.1a. ' On Notnrday 10#410tii Mat, iu hii lab rev. T. bosaO. c.eyton, gisos. . . . 40o:3 : Priotod eget Po b) WMIDi attlV,4 16C 1.1 4 .1.1.0. Prot •••• • AI WWW w 4 $ • 0 • Ilbw• try i Pl•s, 201 5,1•04. 11. 4. 4. s. d. • o• .4 !)to t 1 0 •• .• .01 ♦ i 4 • • • LOAD I.—Strailo, lift. 04. 1.--Stmt; 411 s. Ud. d.• Straw, 41)s. 061040104.1 7'21 o 601bs. lel. 121 dress...l 6 a 1 V ilaa/i 0 0 0 0 ..• 0 0 0 s(dow4o3 0 a 4 4 ,polled) 4 0 a 0 r. o. 9 t1ad..........i 14 Id O gl f isb ...... 0 0 rkit, for MOW. lostld, s. e- .ll, $ 0 pre too. S 0 of) S. to ♦ 10 to 1 14 ••J AV to 0 0 144 —0 44 11 6 00. tc..0.6i) I. pool boo. 12. Prlco. .344. 04. to 14i. 44. .304.011. la 914101440444 00 a r . 1,1:=4i50r%U .4 711% veil. of A wolf vesiet.Ma it. Nolo iiirroso Nair. ririr 4bytteioli to Or 4 4 4 04". 40,07; *VGA& opriottit. . 111111 r I I