The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-11 00:00:00

TAB :;TATESMAN. inasmuch as it setioesly affected the interests er a private individeal. epee points ea which his very 'si•seen. in satiety deperled; whereas th• forme► arose eel ifs tastier !anisette(' solely wish the poll• cennery, Sir Samuel Komilly, Sir Feencis Borden, Mr. Kionaird, and a Gestlessee named Hunt. This! luster Gentlemen was censidered to he a popelar Candidate, sad certainly les owe sessile might be so considered, inasmuch as he (Mr. Barlett) ander- i stead that be was a very great favourite emeept the "Id women and children, who generally formed his I ledience. It bad ler • considerable time before, been she study of Mr. Cobbett, in his writings, lei recommend this Goalless.. to the favour gad pod ' opining of the citi•ess of Westminster, as a St and proper Repreeentatito a their sense is Parliament. • In ghost, his object seemed to be, to write Mr. Heat op es the only urea who could properly rep/nest •• the fres and enlighteeodighabitants of Wettable stet." On the encashes is question, • M►. Cleary, who interested himself in the success of Sir F. Bar tlett, being desirous of proving to t►e Electors of Westminster, that the 'plena of Mr. Cebbett was sot always the same with respect to Mr. Ilest's ch.. racier and conduct, produced • letter, critters by Mr. Cabinet, I. the year 1608. addressed by that Gentleman to Mr. Wright, is which were the fel espressions:-- ?ben. Is we Hew. the 8e1.1.1 ewe t beware of lam s ►e ; lives wish a w-. the sire at snooker me. sill wh... be .s riniai sheet the wreelry t a sad Have nimbi.% to 4. • with ins. •• WILLIAM COBBRETT." This letter was read at the hustings, in order to show that Mr. Hunt was not a person worthy of the to which be aspired ; and it predated the elect which might nal orally be expected. The tic cumstanee was afterwards communicated to Mr. Cobbett, in America, end at a meeting which look place at she Crown and Anchor tants upon the subject, Mr. Hunt took scaliest publicly to declare that else letter so produced was a forgery. The re melt with respect to Mr. Cobhett's prouradiegs marked the temper of his sited, and showed a malig nity of heart namely credible of a man ponesslog the powers and acquirements for obi** be bed ging him credit. He retorted, in Ike extremity of the siteation in a bids be was placed, to a arch., of cruelty the meet bee barons and unnatural. Hie con• dart was like that of a man who unable any longer to meet hie antagonist in the fair field of argument, had recourse to the concealed dagger et the poisoned arrow. It was the artifice of a bese and sordid mind, which whew enable to answer its adversary by the powers of reasee, stepped all farther areement, sad ch■rgad its opponent with the commissiae et an atrocious crime. Who bat a man of the Wig bar• heroes, onrelentiag, and malignant plank NOW even in the fever of personal anger and •dnlealty, beeped upon hie enemy en imputation of afoul crime, which at the time be mast know to be (else ? And yet such were the titcemstaaces ender which Mr. Cobbett wrote his second libel, which was the sub. ject of the action. The learned (;sansei thee pro ceeded to read the libei, which was in a letter ad- dressed to Major Outweigh', " on the Ramp Force at the Crewe and Anchor, Nor. 17. 11118, sod par ticularly es the conduct of Sir F. Berdeet, end that of Cleary, and his associate Wright, with regard to the forgery," from which the followlog 'strict, were read : licit character and conslect inf a person mho eis an iirtnt in some of thy enntinestel traiesartions of th• last oar. This distinction was the more likely to •.‘gage the attention of the Jury, considering the ac.:eanted nature of the libel now presented to their e. The Plaintiff was a person well known to Ike literary pert of the city of London, as being the conductor or manager of a register of the proceedine in Parliament, 11011114 Pd easier the name of Mr. enbhett. In testimony of the vele* mad importance of that poblicatiow, in which Mr. Wright had die. played so mach industry and talent, for his own part, he confessed short was no brook which he had roe. reed from which he had derived sn mach pref.,- sinnsl knowletir upon the subject of election The Defendant. Mr. Clement, was a geutleassa also well known as the editor or proprietor of the Obser. ver Newspaper. And he (Mr. Scarlet° would say of Shit publication, that he believed it to be a most repectible Journal, and eentlinted in such a way as to mite very general satisfaction. The pobli• cation in which the alleged libels which were the subject of tl► present ectinn appeared, was not one of the same CllBlOOl.l, Of of which the Defendant' stoned himself to be the Proprietor, although it would be proved that he was the agent of the pro- Hein/. What share nr interest he had in the sale of it was not polltlarly enn.oneeil, nor indeed, for the pnipneas present 'mien. was that a matter of importance. It would be seMcioat to prose that he bad been the individual through whose hands the libels boll been sent into the world. The Learned Cowen' then •nteteJ into a history of the party li• being, and she party libelled. The pleadings had stated that the libels *ere published is " Cebbstes Political Register." The Jury were solicieally or apprised of who Mr. (Ashen was. To asentioo the mom of that man *uptrn's to cooties., them of the influence and effect which a yolk coming from his pea sent hat. epow the Wad. of those who were sus• reptible of the strongest inquessinna which the Est. libh languor was capable of waking. Mr. enbbett, it was knees. pesaeswd great 'towers of argemewl, and probably equalled any man that ever 'aides, in the faculty of eliciting palmist. feeling. Seth goal. ties tendered bias a enst formidable opponent to soy ma wia• awed tb lists with him le amides discossia ; but this became still more formidable, when elected for the [ t orpor of ratifying per• Wald tatientoseett.—Thete had WWI suited cooraction between Mr. Colibett sad Mr. Wright. This connection recommend soots after the former retete•ea to his native cavalry from America, in the year IWO. At that period. Mr. Cabbed opened a booke.tleg i a shop in Pallasall, soder the emblems. licaliti.ignis of the Bible, the Crown, the Oilskin's, and the Mitre. with the loyal device of " rear Got t and honour the King." Ostler loch sospkitastiiM sic,hations, Mr Cobbett recommended himself to lbw poblic as the publisher of literary works of the highest t hors: ar. la such a siltation, nothing was more I kohl than that Mr. Weight should anticipate the tittsgeoss results in point of character sod v•-tecability from a conpection with this person.— the-e circumstances Mr. Cobbett mot foods air potticatia, which presented, perhaps, some of the beat specimens of style that ever adorned English Wetmore. Ilia sentiments moon natality, religion, nod polities, than commanded the admiration of the whole station. His sentiments with respect to Mr. T. Psioe's political and irreligious works (if he might so express himself) reflected Its highest honour spa the remises which thee influenced hie conduct.— Bs eloquent ad powerful enissadversioss upon di. permit's etforts to subvert all gem/noon( and religion in this country, ad the conseqoences which mashed his were the admiration of every rollecting sod well. ordered mimi. The Learned Geolleran proceeded to read an *idea from the works of Mr. Cobbett of that day, to .how the horror ad contempt which he (the meant) entertained of Paine. At this period Mr. W. formed his constraints with Mr. C. which con tinued mail the year 1810, during which interval t h e Plaintiff had been his oust agel and active coadjutor is all the lobate in whirh he ass engaged. In 1816, Mr. UAW was tried and convicted of a libel, pub lished its his Register, open the Willed of military punishoteuts. On that o:casion, a negotiation was entered into by Mr. Cabbed with the Government, for the purpose of arresting the judgment which awaited him, on condition of his discontinoing the publication of kis Register. Mr. Wright was his con fidential agent upon that occasion, but the negociation having tailed, Mr. C. was sent to New :gate. In conse quence of Utle, the Register proceeded, bet in the Wl* linte disputes arose between Mr. Cobbett sad M r. Wright, upon setters of pecuniary claims on the pad of the latter, which ended not lag after in open hostility. The oegociation with Govern ment having failed, it was en object with Mr. Gibbed, for the proservatiaa of his popularity, to keep that matter oat of view. Mr. Wright vas the only depository of this secret, Incept Mr. liseves, a Gentleman of high character, through whoa the application was made to Mr. Percent, then Chancellor of the Eschequer. This circa. stage, however, by some mans, was divulged, sod Mr. Cobbett, attributing the comonsicatios of it to Air. Wright, published the libel on the 4th of Janu ary, 1817, which was one of the subjects of this action. The libel consisted of a letter published in the Register, and was occasioned its consequence of certain remarks published in the Pats Newspaper of the day, concerning Mr. Cebbett's application to Government, to depurate the sentence of the la ie..— The( libel, without , naming Mr. Wright, 514(1,110y espressed Mr. Cubbett's conviction that be was the channel of the information,sod was cached in terms the most injorioes to bit character; and any person ergesinted with the parties and their connexion must at ones have come to the conclusion that Mr. Wright wee the object of the libel. That Gentle man, however, thought the subject then unworthy of legal proceedings, from the obscure manner in which it was ospresad, he bring then &shoos of orilkdrOWlNg himself from public observation. — In this state natters tested until the you MR, when an election took place fur the city or Westmin ster, for which ttere woo. several Can•lidates. amongst whets Om late Elottioat ornament of hit rage accounts betweeit Mr. Wright and Mr. Cob. beet. also proved Om maw fact. The letter had bees put into his band by Mr. Wright, as one of a mini s end it was shown by the witness to Mr. Cobbett ' Neogate, In ICI, when Mr. Cobbett made no die. pate about its being his kand.wrieing. Mr. William Jackson (late pol•lisher of the Re gister) also proved it to be Mr. Gibbon's writing. Mr. Thomas Cleary bore testimony to the same feet, and proved that it was the same letter which he had reed at the hustings, bevies received it from Mr. Wright. Mr. Hansard was again called, and, on his ems. nomination, admitted, that he had formerly irritated Mr. Cobbett's Resider, sod 150 that week mar al ways in opposition to every existing Administrations. Mr. W. Jackson was alas again celled, sad stated, that the Defendant bed admitted to him some time since, obit the Observer Newspaper, of which he am proprietor. although ender some trifling Wens,. brace's ! would, i.e short time, yield a profit ol per week. Mr. A noteuus then addressed the Juy. in a very able and posed's! speech. so behalf of the Defentlaut. In reply to the topics addressed by the Plaintirs Coons.' to the Jury, be said that they were is no respect applicable to the pretest emotion, inaumatil l as they were merely strictures open tile political' chancier and condom, of Mr. Cobbett ' with which the Wordiest bad nothing le do, he being a mere vender of the first libel. With respect to the second, i he proposed to offer 'eidetic, to show that the Deo feedlot butt, long prior to that poblication, ed him servants to discontinee the sale of Cobblitel Register, and that if any sale bad taken place, it was in client opposition to his order. With respect to the question of damages, the meal Nandi. dee in such emirs hail out been laid the Jury baying born left wholly Igeosence as to who Mr. Weigh was, .bat good fame Imbed lost, or bow, I. any degree, he bad been injured by the publication. It was lopeasible, be said, for Mr. Clement to jos tify the libel. nor did be elect to rest his defencel upon any such ground; became he rested his into- relics solely open the fact of his not basing published the libel. But the Jury 'timid judge of Mr. Wright's candour on this occasion, end of his title iodating's, when it would be proved, that is two other adieus against other publishers of the mew libel. who had pleaded jestiications, he had withdraw. his records, awl pet there into his pocket, without having courage to face en see far trying the truth of those libels. Mr. Jobe Sedbory, Mr. Charles Onion! (brother of the IN'friodant). and Richard Mainwsting, were then called, end 'Ley proved that the Defendant had positively interdicted them from tolling Cobbett's Register at his shop severs% weeks prior to the Gib of March. • blr. A noteuus neat proposed to prow. the dream. stance ne the Plaintiff having oithdrson his teem& its oho actions sews! Dolby aid Bay ; hot altholigh the facts mewed not to be disputed, )et he declined pursuing that cootie upon a saggoAtion from Mr. Searlett that a sufficient tenon could be assigned for that step. Mr. Sc %inert basing replied at great length, The Loao letter Justice stated the case to the Jury. she retired for half an hoer and se Welk% the Court, stated, that they found their recast, Ma the first libel, for the Defendant ; aid, os the oressmi s for the Plaletiff.—Damages. 5001. The Court did not break op till nearly eight o'clock. Mr. Cobbett was is atteodeoc• during a part of the day : he was sobiteneed as a witness on the part of Mr. Unapt, bet was ass ',maimed. le tba brat use Mimi, the Doke of Welliegtou wee alio sobs mused, bet was not called : be eat on the berth by lb. Lord Chief Justice. " lii, the fate of feeble astarals. when the, get into the mire, In bury ikeinrelves by their efforts to emerge, a fOlOrleir Its. ,sauce sf vor luck we bare so the co dart 4 them mousgotes ila Psi' 17111 of Ill.rember hut. Mr. Hunt. upon this OaCCO.OOI, OWN *Pea Oa kilter. Use Fl u or .4 the Near r.elt Eyeshot Pea, declaim( the lesser to 4 by Clear, at she llostsags ta he a for ger., dome by himself, Sr rot foam a era who had la mousy He statues bees guilty of a similar °fence." ors To n , my deaf Ste, lc.w the history of this Wright—you loom all be meek., all he au. use's. The palish, do eel 8 sad I will mat Sew Insulate she public with the detail. oluels, If pot in a *imitable tone, would make u noisome. in the words et truth, far sorpawilw a.., thine that ever isim imariied of mond souping.. IW.I I • s ere 4 t I NI. sash war 41.1 or other. If she e7iliff should put forth any in.. 4 bt ma) of polliatioo, to she MPS while their n Mr. Walker—ltem is Mr. Mammy— there is as atiorroey—elsere is Mr. Aresse—there tithe Frauri, Illurtett biooself—dhere is my ton Jois—mhos thamils he u.. 1111 111111 a child. will meter foist , tbe hic 'mod dray, 4 sweat POLICE. Owl Sr a cold w weir 46 7 rafted days the eaitirs forebeild. Wham he was OStaresa in fahneat.ne sicemofis sad whew I _ `e awsh he hand (who lobwas by t hot hegira odue Sr f rism air. Wright) " ma. . Lush as has ma atc mee my sear I. _ ESTRAORDINART CASE OF UTTERING FORGED NOTES. Thine dropper...as are the effect ..filemeted &Amway : 'Mat l ofthit on dew child, and wso will storeys be as Min& man l' Naassol.nonse —Friday. me smog woo. wowed Garewl Mr. Pete. WAlker nod Mr. Swann acre present at this Mem, 11 " 4 ll'eP• "le ' II "Keel with ettethit "Led was, I. the which took spasm my roo Is Newt:ate, its NIL" shop of mesto Float sad Cor. Imbelearbeir, of Fish-street o Oh ! Oh ! New se have rt / met! flow we have Wares, bill, kosaitsc the mese •or be form im. the third ecru-splice IA Oar rit Ironware. That Wri g ht was Henry ye. • shorans in the Ms, *fisted, that to Wadies• their neenwpike is all I wooled to tax prated, nod cow it is 4.7 foregoer, Mimi .it o'clock. a arm in the drew of or. water roved." mm, cause into the *hap aid pmehreed a silt Inadkerchiet " Sourly the hemacolore helms. preceded by tbe millweshite and a woir of .so c basy, I. pnyortan toe which b e tendered a 11. chivvy,* ill ant attempt to Isnin•ain AM the so Wm 'mown- mote (•bire he swot twos a roll of min) he planet. nod re late pelotas who tote that charger had a twat right la use erived rimage. A, anus Mt the wofietasan was vow. a Weems against Mr. Ham and a lady, and its farmer of Sir F. Iliseteslos imam fir him, and Mols s root shatilott of the MOO desctipliou , kites—and wok a letter g ellef. r from anon who stood charged for which she aim pa i d a 11. mote, and received she vesture — sigh defraud toe Du pretended author of she lesser, owl who At she time she left Me shop the mimeo oloserred the Primmer stu.4 *a charged upon 'hearth of Sir F. Borden Ifineelf." fintrat, who had emir In ikt the same liMe Is the watermaey 'll4 Learned Cosset thee went on to read ether u p . o k e i v7ssr i c nt s es tel .18110:111•rtm rgt ' l ‘ e l i te e e a r: 7:O C aver I. ry 4 . h i lt n b all al The parts of the libel, which charged Mr. Wright with 1ii....., c. 0.. sod t isoetswed a pair of Ambling% of the same borrowing mosey In the new of the either, without de" Film.* . 1 the "wen"a h'ett• his aellsetity, Itc. The pleura streutioned heis t all of dra wee class in life. hey t s nick., node...tug is tannic, etched the we Mt • limn, who came into Court when dm Intl i i ,7„. 1 „,„ 1 ;"„7,1„. we . d i e l ders : w b,, f or m e d l b w 0 .,i, emssirly , and was called on, real at this time with coosidemble suspecting the note to be a 1. tiers. he plaredm guard at the warmth, and eapromed a hope that the Learned Jodie a s i t : is ,` t it t u r e ss trla .4 a t t e the ill ltre sr ' t e uttrsiso pls.c. .4 3 o Nd bar ni um W itear a ; would net allow him to be libelled by fsitelorsood..— r iww ..,(. b e a s te mpied to ga,lh ass of Mr doo r and w yb e ba, The Learned Gunnel had stated (hit he (Mr. lieet) "ear's hut* awe • de'Verate aruidte• tte wl• 2reedadrd. mul bad declared et a public eteetieg that eke letter anti. se " H „'"* i i d l b ) : a w a it : y . water 1614 i hi. ' 13.. lid, a" apprentice, f and ha d ". 44 in ~is si " Sellii.li. ooroir•• fiasco the bused to Mr. Cobbett ease forgery. mat loom a Galitlemesi In payment tar hi- Are. TM resells be The Lean Cuter Junta' said, he had sot heard did nod par for the art‘e . ..e.... silver ma, Iterau-as be wooled wore ch a nge. Mi. wastes 1 same tins 5 ibbincuo, end be lived the Imbrued Coasted make say each obeervalieei he se el. Conaorts r'.. had early mid the libelloes publication as he hod a , Mr. liktegt Flint, juts. c^"°bornifit the 'Heteaeu tithe WI right to do, and if it libelled toy other twreett tbs. ell e"' A,, i nr pcciar Owl...gine so the Bork •.f &gland prated the the Pleisetill, he was eery sorry for it. wale ta OW a 11..riesy ia eve, • rmpect. Mr. SC AIILSTT mooed, and contemned open the Tie Prisoner wrote Ilte same d. genre:se In the thoomeo. timeless character of the libel ; Ind la alluding to T T . 1... . nt r l .;. • No r -e . t. a :We! II : 7 1 elv:rmte:ld.tripint,leult:.mt half an hoer Mr. Gobbet** abate of the powers with which by na. i after the Primer illAttat was taken to whoa, he s.w the P e g. taro had he bees endowed, said it MO tree he might 17...hr,1....1.0et'pe.""ry.ir the t 41 *. Pi h a i lid . ~ r i s , ir o el .. el i t!:tat n a w be .. Led hese the intellect, of an spud ; bat they were thine ~,so, suit so,;:w.i the Pria err g wb ru ern.: him seeder • 11. of a fallen gage. lie theft dwelt open the qsestion of . woe. hr were *to to bin , , and look it out .d bit hand. Seeing eil L frarr SS the usher &Hes, be had the &tenger, sad cooteaded that Ibis ass the only tribunal 1 1 t i t' i r7 , , t h : a . k .. l :'' im ' ill .. to which the Pleirvitl could seek for redress ; which, - T.... a reon 7 s hi r ts he Ore of rim's-If an.. that he w ," a if hecoald art had at their hands, it were better to blot i ' , ""eY'd . .;! e.g.° , *W I. 11 "4 1 : 1 1 14 his merore. al ha. It. the power of writing oat of the catalogue of ha ot e n , ;‘,,",.","„.., t ;..,1 . .;: "j i g. , ; 1 1 .," 1 ,„,. / 7, 4 . b.: . o r . er h e e ivr ha d d ell uc e m or ri b r o e e d ia n cli t a r la m e talents. No doubt could elliSt of the I espovisibillty i he: a.atas a week .ewe. : he was a Aajte roa Fl" 1 i of Mr. Clement for the consequence of this po rt ic o . ~ , ,i t t i 's l .."4 l ., r t I .. w.fi t r ." •..:.•„:( i t m . I"Viuul"....ssit.':..m tea r rlm, . %t. ' ,. . Zt,. he „ lion, became he was the agent of a person, wits, n. d unne d. sp.. did ~,,, ioo.Jleet has.. g tote.. her .anos .ft 'tgule from a disteut cliee,•sent forth to the world au at. .i.itioa , •a• 1",...1.• .he hod ...toe sine Ware ( .ern owes on : that r.r Hon t sic att.! h.* .:a a taro, ged mon, and emit out ie • flick characterised by so much malignity. . s id e a fib h.',. J. Stentior { reseed that he purchased the Register The In perm , of sir Honk pr3r.4 the Mae In he a farier • contehring the libel et Mr. Clement's shop. iIC rtery r.-pert. ..• our,' 1: ,.... p ig ...„,.d by 55 , ‘ w „, yra . s , mad , wets.,,,. lift, M. re all nlInt , 11.021• a eel Us'.. Granger gate like evidence wi t h res p ect to ~„ tins it eft -92 1 . p.tail Ilia sou: bat It east 14. 4 ;1• 5 ; tool/ the Register cautsiulag the second libel, on the tisk Tie ti-tect of Pot m. a CI, 'vele ream-Het 'tor `outer PINNY' a i.e, March, 1810. ; Mr. Thollfill Hansard, the printer, being shown : - ---- the letter read by Mr. Cleary at the Westminster The Edintitr•la Corn nni tics — " A person of the Election, swore positively that it ass of the I.antl• nine of :ate!. was on Frtil.s Oppttlitetrintl, end smiting of Mn. Gobbet , . , .„....! to the Sl:efilT Getk's tirt.'e, on af charge I+ Mr. Jtdin Nal, an accountant eatialed to ar. 1,..18•4 911.11 ,, a. psm;:tsic,s,', MARKETS. elene-Impreter's Retera—Taverne r Dec. 9. Wheat. per Wad I 9;. —4. to 411. --s. Owlet, per quarter 335. —a. to 3D.. —4l. Oats BM* •• 395. —4l. to ba.. Old Deno Peas sos. —l. to Sts. —a. 113 e NEWGATE AND I.F.ADERHALL MARKETS:- (At She Carrirs.) Reef .... 30. 04. se 44. 44. Veal .... 40 el. i• 61. 41 liamea ... 4e. 0/. so 5.. ad., Pus fie. Id. I* 7.. ea Lamb 0. tu 0%. 00. FOICS Of TALSOOL , Rt. Jaeorio Martet. 04 01: Toseltelor lik. Od. ..G. el: Clare ilsolet . . Oa. Od. YellelOUreLi7o. Od. —s. OIL 11 .rtes arkei 0. 111. 111olleaeon. —o. ed. --o. ed. Per 91. 4 lib. ----- Siz ie dlel• —a. Oa. 10. 14 , Averoat 00. ed. 11 14.1 431. 01. --o. Odo Dill" mete .30..01. 31.. ed. name. 34.. 01. Good Ihreo ... 9.. elk —Molded, Mk —Curd. 14111..—i Nd.„ ex. . per teem us. 01.—Moulds. 12.. 61. __— PRICE OF HOPI. 112 W COGS. 11 ILW TOCIIIIII4 Kew .... X So. so C. 1111. Kell ....31. It. s. O. 13s. Sown ... M. Ke. to 31. lb. &mei . 31. 3.. 1.. 31. 16.. 11.11111.11 ...11. 10. 14 01. 1.. Fears V. 1116. to 31. S.. Y.i.• So Prim 4 RAW 1118,V.5. Iles Heir morel Siters(pershaste Is. 10/. w 3. 51. miaatior Orslvor; Makes Calf Haskell Hone PRICE OF LEATHER. SIM. 50 to Übe. NIA IN to 104 per Ditto 561. 6616. vac b 'Ad to TN Defames' Botts —4 a —4l Dresting Hides 19d to 174 Fete tlooth Hides 171 to bid Crop llitles 35 to Oho fee cutting 15d to /14 Ditto 45 to Abs. - 1144 to 10.1 cotr Wes 30 to toot, - 104 to Ib4 Ditto AO to 70 , 4. - :04 40 $441 Dino 70 to fNMM. - 251 to 34 &sail grub (Groeolood) 154 op 10d Large ditto IN to IN. COAL-MARKET. Dgc. 10. Ships at Market. Ships mid. Price. Es* hrucesila .. IQ 9 ileShavland .. 3 fOI.III I IK EXCIId Apasierdaia. 11 19 C. F. Dim, at Nigla. II 16 Ansierdase Dino. al Itaiterdade. 11 19 Astterp, 12 0 Maaibargli, 36 2 Algoma, 36 3 Paris. 9 day7e sigbi. 23 Lb Dille. 25 45 Maendrada, 2316 Frank sa theMaiae, 151 Madrid. 351 Cons. 36$ libibma, 9..; Revelle, 231 (i,braitar. 30 l'agnAv, Mc. 10. Legion. 4 48 i Gram, 14 Malta. 46 Veoier, Zi 90 Napleo. 3111 Palermo. Ili per oz. Orme. sn Ki. Jasmine. 50 Dublin. 111 rer Cr.al Curt. Ili per fem. Agana, the !Mal os Holland. Porragal Gold.ia Com, 91.17ra 1001. per oz. GM/ io Bon per oz. 19ollars. sr. 0/. per et. Silver. is Barr. momionl Oa Tuesday eight, sheet ten o'clock, •s Mr. W. Welch, rosidieg at Islington, was rosining home through Frog•lsee, he was summed for a moment bT a violent blow en the head, and nos recovering, found himself surrounded by four foliose, rise of whom held his band ever his smith, wit,le she ethers robberl him if his geld watch, chola, and sells. Mr. Welch Irgged for merry ; when sae of the villains made as. seer, "That depends upon CifC11111WIRCOI; hind se ever year pecket.book." Mr. W. assured deo he had none sheet him, sod the wettings, after hash% es. armload the fact, ma if, thresterting that if he made the least alarm they wield waylay aid eserdee Meson. Gloats gad Co. are cowshed at Weill. stock street, Osford.street ; and at Charlette.Haese, Great Cbarlette•street, opposite the Rev. Rooked Mill's, dilly, from eight till eight.—Machtaies base advice gratis every evesisg, frees sin till eight ; tad, on Sends) , sereings via I4e'clock.—* * * Rorrosts of 30 yews standing creel's radically cared. without being cw.s&ud•—t? There ars private doors at each ►oasts, and private rooms (or Females.—N.D. Messrs. Courts owl Co.'s Lectures ea two prevailing Dis. yaws, are peblished at age shilling, by Mr. II tarty, 32, lityckftiors.road. They cietal• rueful informs lion for young Praetilieuers. SI STRAND. TIIR IRISHMAN IN PARIS; OR,. A DINNER PAR T. O'llsosi tee:ding Is Pnrl-. Il•I !wad of a frolic, wwald bladder c•raptateto Hi' listless. ills joker of Mdse, mi g nod friend." sold Clio Sprig of green Eitri. MII adds tit er di f eier be .tier reper.ez, To. friends I skill ask—lay the tos , r for Urn." lobate, with oath twertesy, hoed as sited, Away seal O'llasix. oa Istn.otr blew. scheme :4+ es.adiery bireei•es Mollastat a realise is. 'rite of nor. hose pa. eta high laciarni loon has eat .a - ',14 The brsliassi. essequ..lid J cr di arstao! The Hears .4 0' liftgEN this gem th. a. array e d in, Rederliee. ii,, reds object its sw.tle " AIMS at's," he rat - Now& it your p cwore It salts, My &Haag, that sate bit of &ewer he seo Fast Tease ..t es be.e sold -herr haute are ..ianriNt. " kl)aelf and ear TWO LIMO num* II not Boors !* " Dr finals !" tried the Duekv•—het obsdaw is each hint &sal on her steal, aid her powers it ',reek e.e lass io saris—Mt treatise. , at Inst.— " Diabk I &ebb !"' she cried. " Nereeter Wife, 0, sirs 48.1 man bile her serrcrs I. trs no. " Carle fstih, soy feed (dead., at 4 eday 38er eepait," 0' deka eeileheed—s bite at hone what beret, hasten e d at I!sr ef Jettece, Io I. It Thal two LetaLr oar IL. are how, erne attacking I Modem, 't ...is sae Iliaivkes owl s.. Wrc. t. The lacers said. .• tent Ire sal sw,sl.l reweet, Thr lops Kflectien is OAR Raw IJLT IiLaCILIWG. * This kasy Shiairg sod Dri!lissi 119ackkag. pr,pated by awed it. NO. STRAND, Liiiiiissos itiol told in rtery 11...4 tbe LIQUID, to Ilis•ite- ..od !Lt. earl.. PASTIS (IL % t' K I NUJ* Poisitt. 111 1 ••••• cit. A oLitltog Pot of Paste M esso , tl to Your 'Millis{ Arians of tr. Ask Cir WARREN'S BLACKING. Oa she Slh f.M. is SOlsooth.orrii. bletkltabarall Aram ib• 1 itay of N.. 4 animal's, Ivri. of a ioa. Cht At 9th labs. she Lady of A. Closislassl, lira. of a Hos ea heir. LIEU. 0,, he fhb last. Mn. Field, tbr Rife of Mr. Jae Field, of Caint.r rtl•grera. Surrey. aged so. Oa too 9,1 leg. Mr. I'. Violet. of ciedeite4treel, poor.. atimaatte-plater. aged 11. Ow thr 7111 tau. Mr. Falk,. of Cirl.{• Id. Kent. Sri r. Os he 9th hat. at her relaboace its 4atleaboll4areel. lEtr.towe Cooley, its the 6 . 41 rear of her we. -! Edited Printed. and Published by h. Pettey. N ne %tin , " assn. Ciro( Nu. I, mlisbery-: 01 . 11 1 t It" '4".• 1 I / I