The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-25 00:00:00

• - ••• r 1' ~~' .._ , -~. , •.1 • • _ mußDeii.§ adr . tailitinita. of r ihk.letp miral Doses' attended at Ails-Office, aid gest,.4)34l' following information :=He stated, that en Suede" ,merniog he hired a beat tp, row him from the opposite,. As to that of Sbadwill; end daring the:passvge tbq witerman and himself entered into conversation, the 4opic of Which happened. to • be•tkat of the men*, Of Mi. Bird and 'hit • itonstikeeper, it. Greenwich, and the escape of . libissey the -murderer, when Abe waterman•begai tri hetet death, knew where Hes: soy bid slept on Seattle? aught last, which, in the cooestof converitatliM, h e estracted from the at which was ;at a beets et wherele bad no doubt he it'S. at (prevent -conceited, until opt' B l eeders will judge birinatives for not mentioning it *at present. 14i% 'ldallett, - ;the Chief • - clerk, took dawn the - 4644i Statement and detonateg direotions k4 and Hewitt, thi - officiti - : was instantly dispatched the suspected bit Concealment, with strict or. dery to mike every diligent search, end it it coati.' `deed, esPected; trees the nature of the communica tion, that hi will not Wino witbeet . the object of his toiSsion.• • • • Yesterday; Hewitt," the Offieet. , reterned, after making enquiley: at the place be Was directed to, sc.. cording to the Information, !het was laid by the son, of Admiral Douglis, concerning the suspected retreat - of Hussey the murderer. He avcertained, that the statement of that Gentleman *at in every respect iccarate, bat that instead atavism, bating slept at `die house mention 4 lett fatuide.veltk ass on that night week, alter • ,WMdilnt had; slitrecnaded from thence. .0n his .setup, 'Sarni frowiteutonf the name of. PassiinoreZit trireleittiOkat person asb... entering the descriptineret Hoeuty sase:thrtr on hosed' the slaop,Dor et, anftli 'it -deadens 'slime, and •Isad , his passage paid to Lisbon. He secordingty went ea , board the sloop Dorset, and made his' basinemiteriers. to the captain, on which the suspected mime-eras „brought, before hint: The man had an impediment le his speeek o wet of the simisise and oge, - and dream* nearly in the same manner, Ss Hussey. But os 3 / 4 15 I making enquiry of Mr. Ckleby, the ship.brekes*,:ebt ascertained that the suspected person twos a respect. able merchant, bound for Lisbon. There is no trace as yet of the murderer. • • S PA fiRJN . G. LO N DON td4AKEit '24; WEST INDIA AND SVANTSIIII I / 1 1N PRODUCE. gueass tenting. in goeti dearandisodireices• ate firmly maintairved. The present stock iv-sheet I'2(xl casks • less than at thin time last year, but average price Emceed' that of list .March fall .7a. Ccarcr -A public sale on Wednesday supported ewer 'general quotatiotts,libil realised rather bettor itrires'for good Dutch, netwithstanding whisk t demand upon • the whole ii dell; good! and See , middling Berblee sold from 114 s. to I - 18e.6d.; good Brasil, from 106 s. to 108 s. ed.; commas' °Misery Jungle* was taken In at -103 s. for which 102 s. were offered. Of West Tedia Coffee tits stock le sow 6100 tees, being 2700 less than last year at absliss; bet pre sent pricil are 375. per cot. higher. , Cocom . --There is much ansiety,eeineed boy: Brasil bacon ; rs. have been refused for geed. .A small Government contract is daily looked for; . prices of other descriptions remain nominal. • LoowooD steady. Rump go off bet slowly ; Leeward' under proof may be bought at ts. 10d. per gallon: Strong. Jag, meicas still preserve the disproportioostely high prices quoted. The premed *locket Rum is 15,730 pantheons, being 2500 more than at the same period lust year, and prices now about 4d. per gallon Dieter. ' NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. CAROLINA Rice.-Aeolber cargo of 900 barrels , b arrived here, and the market price continues steak at 48.; a considerable proportion of the 800 tiercea peeelously arrived, has already been .taken out of warehouse by the grocers for home ionsemption. • Tosacco.-Bot little of the stock here renrinsitt int hands, and holders are firm at the above prices; purchases, however, have bee n ou a ver y limite scale since our last. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. The demand for COTTON in this market continues very limited, and prices remain steady at the last quotations.; good Babies are still wanted for export, but there are only a few of inferior quality left 'in this port. The business done in these, Betigals and . Snrats,is chiefly for exportation. The a gosles of the lead ere (dotty paid), 200 Pernambecni, od 2s. : Sae 21. lid. ' • 90 Babies, fair 2s. Od. ; 20 De. saran sod Berbice ordinary . 22d.; in bond, 50 Si. rats middling to fair 14fd. a 141 d. ; 350 Bengal! ordinary to middling 101 d. a 11d., fair 114d.-total ' 710 bags sold. Imported this week 1,873 begs, vie. 205 Deuterium, 320 Sigmas, 695 Surats, 6511, Bertgals. • BALTIC PRODUCE. . TALLOW is in brisk demand, 791. gds was pail yesterday for several parcels of Y. C. sad afterwardi offered and ?erased for any quantity, the clea4eri gave 791.f0r the late import of 1,190 serons Brazil, 70s, are offered and refused for delivery all lbe year.' Huse is in good demand for -arrival, et en ad vance on purism quotation of about 10s. per ton. PRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. Raman Suosns..-There has been a brisk demand fort own and middling Lumps at Is. advance, l l bought chiefly for crashing. It being now generally I enderstood there will he no alteration in the Russian. Tariff, Crushed Sugar. are in request from 655. to 70s. Fine goods remain nearly the same. Double Loaveirare rather neglected.-Molasses dell at 355. 'Ott:,.-Linseed Oil has beta: in great demand, and there are no: sellers ender 501. Asp. Oil is ver_y dull et 551. for pale. Fish Oils are daily falling in ptite. Sperm Oil is rather lowere d by the arrival of about 220 tong. LIVERPOOL ahvoirr, MARCH 21. COTTON has been steady : Boweds fully suppint the quotations, and Brazils are in more request. At public sale on Thursday, 1,500 Bingals of middling to fair quality sold at 12:1. a 13!,(1. being a decline of 4d. per lb.; 163 Bourbons, middling to good at 2s. 31d. a 2s. lid. • 410 Demerara', middling to Sue at elid. a 2s. 2 d.; and 127 Orleans, ordinary ;te l l middling fair 190. a 211 d. The transactions • byl prints treaty consist of 1,300 Boweds at 19d. a Wirt. for old, 21d. a 210. for new ; 320 Orleans at ely.s 25.; 250 Sea islands at 2.5. 7d. a 3s. 841. ; 100 stained at 21. Old. a 2s. 6d.; 900 Pegasus at 2s. Itt. 2a. I§d. ; 400 • Behlas at 23}d. a 2s. 04d. ; 300 Maranbams at 231 d. s 25.; 30 Pares at 23141.; 100 Minas at 22.1 d.; 50 Demerara' at ts. fd. a 25.2 id . -• 60 Certhageaas at 20d.; 60 Surats at 181 d.; and 120 Bengals at -121 d. a 15d. per lb. amounting altogether, to 6,200 bags. The few B. P, Sugars brought forward this week., have sold at fall prices, and iu some instances brown I to middling strong qualities have brought an advance I of is. The business in Coffee thii week has been confined principally to the public dales of Deteb, which sold with spirit at an advance of Is.; triage. brought 955. a 1011. dd. • dark ordinary 100 s. a: 102 s. 6(1. middling .106 s. and good middling 108s.a 110 s.; line ordinary Jamaica has sold at 101 s. and SOLI bags of ordinary Buren at 961. a 100". At pub. - lic sale 400 bags of good Brazil Cocoa brought 621. 3d. • and 120 bags middling Pimento were taken in at 10d. la- which price a small parcel has since been sold : for this article we have a good demand al' 91d. at which there are no sellers. For Ginger we hare a'very limited demand, and 1000 pockets and and 300 bags of East India were withdrawn frost public sale at Its. 34. a few lots only finding buyer" it that price. Ciroline Rice has sold • steadily thH• • week at 435. 6d. a 445. for fair to good quality, and 3000 hags of fine Patna brought at public sale 325. A, Romaaresteady without any alteration in price. Logrrend has been in good demand again on spe. . . rolation ; Jamaica hes sold at 91. ss. to 91. Ios. Domingo at 91. 155., and Catnpeachy at 101. 10s. Angola B,rwood has sold also at 'lOl. 10s. Fostic and other sorts of Dyewoods are without alteration. Good Montreal Pot Ashes *me told at 57a. 6d. ; io other sods little irdotttg. Ter-and Torpentine are steady. 2,000 B. A. wet salted Hides have been sold . 4 4 1 -d. per lb. - with all faults. Tallow is dull at oar last quota firths. • Sicily Shomati has been in snore rest:tot from the speculators, about 1,400 bogs having changed bands, at is; per cwt. - far good, •to 225. per cwt. for fine, besides which 800 bags of Inferior quality (imported • from Malta) were diapootivl of at 181. Gd. to 101. end small partels' ut. Ws. par cwt. There has also Seen a lively deemed for Valoehls led ooin to 400 tons have been purchased at from 171: los. to 124. per ton, and sm all lots have since been selling at Il e to 'ii. ;ter ton idrince. -~-- -• . 7 , •7. U..: _ _ . - I • - . • Pillitie - ,ir Si iatitalfiln_._enetarDterl-lane,. who f/ 1 1 iii sewro .111 kit iVe aWtnie . stasy-'—hot his'onaer 1 would r o 'iteirkliiilfrittiOntt''''rbei a ll veil 04. Itritqlititc :iiiihilfeihreid &hetes tin Prissier was • • rfland ipiataiatitieo cattitii in the I*. - • bki , ~ EtizeWitHiktefii; L iTit.ls : , •Gtey;ent-placi, 'Dad' bill-6145, "inlifilifee, tke lidt of the' mansion; aeoi ittiossfeaged ir ' i liiitt w fq ttie lltit time in 'bar. - life Ai haoTeued alp* to the lebbentretfition of yosieig props 44 beth ) sititi Fa image . theaisolves With dun ing4 bat the lieVefitief bustle of the mene t se diffee4 eat itii whakabe hid been attain bWielfiestereal Wei confised her, Wet 'the could'n iwilailleir kw/ isti person that heti been thefe. .•• ) •-• •., • .:•., i .BJa 1 -A .. ~, The Worth pi AGlSTailVedyisea • ler te Id it let 'the List time of her ri;ceitieg Rosopeuy _in 't hat wily, - . • as ilba was l i able ` to is penalty Of 'lool.for sailing beer 'wiabost citeence . ' • Prlifoner-;;es . ealik44ed 411, liiljay;eit d saammons r . •lees at i 40;ed,te ggiiiikto eiirotiet the ettladante of the smith's apprentlie. . • ~ • . - • • . th unia Gtz•—OnTnesdey Orlin bittrtitsg. of dressed is the g arter a- seallisak , apir 'eltkiSysl .61 Wstentster, l tin Officer, who Anted, thateCthe i ther tir Ow emr..nee of tue company laid the hionsitm-liouses Ois Monday afternoon; whew ille•Prisoner; in the mum daring messier. attempt' tepid Me Vocket of seve ral “efi tir bi eu • He had actualirrit Itie.• bead solo the Cika• packet of a Gettliethau when the is anew mixed him. lie was searched., pad seven poeket.batidketcbiefs;Vouud upon him.-s -• Committed to Ne*gail-fisr•trial: . '-- , .- . Jobe Ides.he aul'extunitted AO Ofiltill*ll O_Pon a charge si dealiegseesc ewpsatten' tools (rola shop 0 Bell-alley, Ude . ttatpan street. HowArdaset.--treestiny Jelealeett, was whence with meet :hog six pig*, the prnperit of William Ahoin, a fanner, o Hilliogdon,. Burks, from his forte. • The Prisoner was dery tad in rather an extraordinary arr. A great weber. otplipi-trale lately bons stoimiefrom that part.of the country,. oo.hpaday night, allow; ten o'clock. Mr. , f loseph Taplin, of %%aft Tlfraylisti a Waimea, • obserset the Prisoner andilreeilierines pass. 64; hence s he consideeed dies* to be tallPieinsis duttikterh.lisd oboured them go cowards her. On S o nday moroping.. asbe was riding in London - , observed the Prtniner, or Shepherd'i-lanth, driving the OP hir , twilit* • were kirocke'd lip. • lie .reeognized titer Prisoner, as hatlitg area hits pass hi 4 house the prermlikaight, and so.preted that he bad stolen the pigs; be had bhp taken tate cintody. He was enlisted. ateassowoucw-svamere—Tuesday Leon De Caton. the me. else, charged with nstempling to murder she Rev. Gilbert M. Wes, PDC of she Catholic Clergyniett belonging to the :Spanish Chapel in %tallish plare,no saiodny Morning, the la•h iota. sun agisiu brought sip fur further elands. • . Matillereagx.—" Mr. Cessna, were you bo rn in Ertel MI ri' Primmer.— . No; I wet horn io Nants." MAGIOTUATIL-." MOW Old are you ?" • . Prisoner.—•' lam twenty-seven." (He looks aboat forty.) Mr. AgLET attended on behalf of the Prisoner. and set op she plea of insanity. He sail such another plea lie had put-up for the celebrated Mr. lielliugharns shirts that Gentleman did not approve of, and probably the Prisoner might do the same: The Learned Cuumel then called the following evidence, obsertings that although it could not prevent the Magistrates committing him, it would entire the att.dattee ci( the witises-es at the ti inn. Mr. Manning, ,i ronasunger,Oxford-street, stated, that some time ago the Prisoner came to his shop and bespoke an iron shields of great thickness; he afterw /Mt bespoke a whole suit of arunsuy, consisting of several pieces,„and weighing 2141 b.. fur all of a hick he paid. IN Osiris remonstrated on the absurnite Of his attempo. ing to carry so much Iron on . his 'body, •and • hi: :tosser was. " that a fellow eutild walk SO Or 4) miles a-day in Awls clothes," it , d that be w oauld. want a set of otlore4 to the amotioi of ten thousand.. Witness. o E c o u v.e. refilled ht recel• e ilk- iii der.. The Landlny where the'Prisolur lodged said. he was a Mao of some property, but either mad or scry eccentric fie lived about three years as bread stud water, and often silbsisted whole weeks on oranges!! Prisoner (to the Magistrate).—" Did you send my letter to Lord Iforghersk /7 .. •, - 1 • um VAGISTRATIL.—" All y o ur letters were sent, and 31010 1111114 0001 he fully committed iesthe House of Correetions a here yam .; have came from alai where yon will be taken good care of. " Prisoner. —" I think if las med. it I. a bad place to wall ' me to the Manse of Correction se reform: * • Mr Webb, Sergeon of the Prison, said, every. attention was. paid lollies, but he wools per•ist that the Prwiners were all strays s m oking about him The Prisoner's tabs ?is a merchant at toordeaux, iiiid,,he has many respectable' friends in Parts and ether parts. / • . . . HOMUITTEL FOR RELIEF or sEANIEN ROBBED. •Tetotens,44. Sotrotwarta.— A seaman, named Thodsti 11l ion . , apprehended by Kinsey, the constable; a us, on 'Tuesday, brought beds* die J. ELMER, on a charge of stealing various anielesof bedding, and wearing apparel, the propeny of the Committee fur ,Le Relief of Destitute geurnen. • Kinsey stated, that on Tuesday vasirningost a very early hoar, be observed the Prisoner carrying u large !inutile of things along 'gyp of alsich suspecting to be stolen p• °pert), he took Ws into custody. . . • - 11,iedienant Barker stated, that he was oar of .be Committee kr Oaf Relief of Destitute Seamen, and had the command of the Kt store•ship, one of the vessels appointed for the reccp: such persons as were deemed by doe Cosc.nritter in he piis.ste objects for relief. The Prisoner was secuinmended by liiir Committee, and was rect;iped on biiard the Abundance, and 11c _was furnished by their direction with w e arin g appansiand Ridding; taring expressed a desire to go to laverosiol, his Satire place. a passage was engaged and paid for him on board' * 'Woad, which ..wits at sinchur at Rig. kwall. The very first Right that he t,as 011 hoard, be stole away the bout and ab. setinded. The insides f.and in his nossesSion, the wanes. Iden• tifiea tu . the property of the Committee, and which arr.. given him upon contlitiou t hat be should proceed intin,diately to - ,• . Liverpool. The hlhgis.rate said, that so flagrant no instance of frand and iogrittitudo desert* the veverrsi punishment, and he should therefore empasit t lbe r rrisoner to lake his trial at the Quarter liaisons, • The Fires Court was respectably attended yester day, for the joint benefits of Purcell end NAO." — Very fe* of the best public men set to, but there : was a funded amusement altogether. The beat exhibition was between Randall ,and Parish,'Wfio fought*, Kent, and it wits eltogelher a pieture of that emend. Randett was hit stearOy on the forehead in the first boot, but he gathered himself so, measured his 'length, and . let loose ill a j orre uskich Witild have spoiled all the light weights of this ok former arr. The set-to, was of long duration, but Pariah in hitting reduced himself to the 'sporting system, end whirs be he lapped to ovoid receiving, whilst Randall threw in the body with his hits, and made even the gloves tell. The set-to betwees &retains sod Fisher, the latter of whom was beat by him in a casual rencontre at Oliver's some months since, airmail some admit. ss# 'traits of mattheed. licroggins, at at the reikl "rill, would be first, and.he -planted many clumsy hits upon his adversary's pimple, which gave re splendent proofs of its effects. Fisher, however,. made strong and able play in return, but he went off with decidedly the worst. Martin, who beat Olivet's brother et Ilford, after Ford was made to beat R. Lancaster, set-to with a man unknown to. the amateurs, but whose perform ance will doubtle-s get hits into notice. Megan is a master-piece of the glove art, but his .school.fel• lows cyst fight bettrr with the muffles than withnot them. Martin hits out at grestiength, and with much force, particularly with the right hand; and he had decidedly the best of his adversory._ • Cribb and Bitton gave some steady. epechnens*of science, although corporaliom mon, but their weight did not muzzle the power of hitting.. ,:. Richmond and Oliver affectied - .lweeh diversion in a scientific and manly see-teceiiiid Eales and Be. loses. •- • - Repel& end Purcell werepreeented ezhibiling by indisposition. . Parish exudes speech for hi partner in the profits; and Richatotid, the black, thinking• he had as mach right to make a speech there as others, told the seas putty his was the nest benefit. Cowmen's imauesiv.--Ors - lridity evening an In. quest ass held at the .Britinnia Tavern, Camden Town, before TR,IpILAS STIIRLING, Esq. Coroner, on 'the body of, a man unkniiiir, who was drowned in „ enneavouring to escape tram hicpursuers after com- PO LICE. mitting a burglary., to the Regent's Cancel.—The —row— . . Jury _ returned a verdict of Accidental Death from . . .. • Quals.somet.—Thonias Margins, a bey oboist Destessictg.. keen years old, was charged by Mary Ann Scott, Oa 'fisesairia doort.-Mirtial was held on Thonicts le. 6, iligilsidere-buildings, near the King's Bench leek, * . seitrnan, of the Cadmes' l. for 'offences men. mon, oftspectable and interesting rising girl, vith tioned in the 2,1 -and '2oth ltrtieles of War. Thal 'obbiug her of a cloth pelisse trimmed with far, a breach of the 4 Article was proved, and he wet shawl, end a handkerchief. sentenced to receive 200 lashes, to be mulcted of all TheProseeirtils 'stated, that hawing accompanied a his inky end (Wit Of Peli and to sinies i be l he im ssed from Prii"d on e e yoing . fernale friend to see the worries ot the fairet year in the Maiihalses, ditmi Tothill-fields, Westminster, they pasted a house be- service. George it4nolds, a wiinesa, was mt• tween six and seven o'clock In •tha evening,. where, tenced to tbriu months' imprisonment in the Melt- by the enlivening 'notes of a bridle, they were led to shalses, for e grows prevaricAtion in his evidence. . suppose the inmates'atece. ?‘ tripping it. on the right tiorne,of the Leith .. t i c d o ships are this year fur: fantastic toe," lied oft entering the house they found aisbed-wilh harpoop gone, s ithiCh hare been used by t tbey; Wane netwristattert, .forthers was a party ea• the that tassels for seveial years. Their utility gaged in dancing. .Soon.after they - mitered; the Pei- .1 1, •• lately , t ried in th e lleCiend wet dock, in Griot at *deer, who seemed to act se a Master of the caw a harreliaml lite expefieriet (ally anliwered expects. monies asked them to dance, end offered to = deposit iron .. T he gin,lllapionlet on the bow of the boat, , their outer garmetsts'elth the mistress of the homes, and thabarpqr,.,wititiell B rae attached, is Aired oat of 'Witness and her friend agreed to dance. Primmer, , it,. and wig t wit* it the Night blank distance of 20 procured thein partners, and they saw •hias deliver or X) fed!eiesi,•Xelishieblatuiraie-iflit hi be %clack' Their things to the mistress - of the house. Thele....ebelk there Is ee . phut* !ilit iskiiiiiit it ty throwing dies whb danced - paid 2.41: - a piece towards the peye ;the Wit.. i ~. ~ ' • .'-' n- ''' '' " -.' -' ment of the fiddle.' About tight o'clock witnesa and s ~... . ; ~ . -r• her friend wished to go hon=e, sad applied to Ilbe- K g . L.: •. • . pt Kt). - mistress of the house for their pelisse, alsawl,Ase. '. tlevt .er ‘ iie‘Zre.iiil...alvtitua., !awl, Mary.atte wife of Mr. asisa - "r hut write informed by her that she bed some . doe on ,,, met ; .° • • mires loosse to iloniprlier-row, Twictia- 1 ago deliiered them to the same young muse who , b len ,, Mrs. Pots. brought them to her, and on•erap ir r he • was sot to be , kikr .be haViti 11°4 0 41 lilianlith. on . the 1/th kW. hir. Grow Grover, at the age of 49; late a bli.t.aiipatao of his Ma n i found. ' • •• - • - 'jesty'rshige lopegriable. Thies young men of letters,..vrise oiled thernaelwes Qs the fatieinat,rieorge, youngest son of Mr. Janice King, printers' .boys (bat sot appteetfier),:saw Prisoser ta al l i t t e e k igr e * .. take the pelisse, &c . frOm Proseuertrir utiliser Mend, . year, Atermintrietassaat4,alirnaty,ll44/5.", trrwe i rl) illeitnilla ot the CPI; i e n f h trurti t o h .. and give thed to the teistressid illekesee, bet ceold . .4.:A r Tuesday, me 3d Wiliam, at Villa 'Frittit, - near •hice not speak as to his taking them away again. They 1 ,47 . job il e o . ', To t , i .,,,,, d hi l i ;,„,t ly y„,„'- 0 1 I. .„" it ; t t li ',l7,l;l7 n r . i said, however, there was 2 yours lad ill tbitir rote- • Sysi row, of Wampum-pate, in thr couuty tif il:lntit!Atiull. ••••••• . IVA: • „ • • , 4:r! .• r . • ~~. • .1 .-.,~ H ,day Ma; [Roll fleetbillelkilit St tie h ow , spige,.`ttia nft le j%44o Avila 4! the pigaelol4. • • • • %nu.. Atap—Meary Harvey , Altaialf , iglighliteseirs* • l•sy•.p., g b4 4 saonoww—Robert 4 keklaid,,Mig.ww‘l44ll.llllo644, • —.l 44. • - • * b4 • Mintwawcit—Jolla 1111110111. < rUMN011114.11114.0 Jab, Edwaids; tkith fladrAb If 0. 1 4 FLUIT 44 4O!III Wyatt Sate', Eat. atwe. „ Ape .• ' • - AAtat iturtet'AttliiiitettV , • , St) rvgi t • J. Pathos,. 1317 . 51 1 440m514 „.viTt . Mier 40-, • Aerit 6. • J. Pratt, ltrook's.place. K tit ithatilgtikthirrt", into., '. ;Apelf .14i , Way kat: Ouildhall: Altalsgells cock w oo .• J l = ll . _,._lllk-yatiirt, '14'04117. It Iggy 0 •ir gtrge 2ligArnter A 1100 4 11aadwater. •Awi t ig 4l , 4 ,:gk ims : ; it" Millis - Oil. Wantford•giauri; gad ffic..Wlttsa. Maar4464r, •• T. naillag. Lirerpool. litsthirdrapiT. Aiwa gait -- ; • the• Stir lon, MaectiesOr,. Intongle jtkt. JAW,' Manche,: a Jar t and Mesa 2. Adliiigtowitad•Co..Rearsra Kw.. 'V( D. -WORM, Dallisteulret-boes ad' 4, lo "blers cloerstiat. April May 0, at ihe 1/44 TasiciginS Mr. klaklasen,llWepleiwnd 'W. Harvey, flawadsdithk. eqiperierllo4 . .,Mard;lB..4lff 11 4 May 5. at Aturrans, Messrs . Walton and Cri: Basigglialt-sureek. J. H. Peacuell. Beirwe4l 4 •Ounbriapafike. awathast, - Apo 6. g. guig 6, .attic. Eagla tau, CimabcPSP• . - A".1 1 010410 1 % Pickering and Co. S .pie lan; and Mess rs. En* gar 14•• • 'EI Y• DIV! //ENDS, • • ' • • April 14. J, Fuller. Neat *mays St. DeoVa. `‘'quare, gardener—April J. J li•hougito, array agent—April • Illasikel Lawn all, Salralk: *Mac- Ho merchaut—AprilA U. DowdeapadiEl. Ma e, Oxford•streeN sadttrs —April 18: ~ It. printer—April' 7,J. Beare, etwapsida, thereismr- •A pelt 411,. J. A ilg s ki. cum .•,<•1 ford, butcher—April 10. A. Icrueley.Mithcbester.grucer —Sprit , • reaulistrete-W.,siattenar...A_lgil.4f, it.ll/wiaads, wureether.dealgr:ta cao4,4pril Sthills.lurd 'Clarke, Southwark, hat.rannufnellarers—ApnggL A. nom". 4, and D. Liwer. Ithitters'-tadl;court, therchaiths—April 36, J. sl' Vicar, Laforgant.; brakes.-April Ifs J. Lirese s . Start— hare. J. Itargrease,. 01anekeser, P. Angle , and J. • Smolt 61 London. and *.• Hall. Mnsary; asereithaw—, A prit 18. J. Smith; Loorios.rnhd; St. (mire's fields grater—April 16. c„,, Deilrych, ftristut, dealer—April Si. J. Volans; lilies Trewhit!. - Agager. RTF.S--Araw .W. and J. Walker, Pall.thall-rosirt, ono .agents—t. 11..- 'Henarll. Swath •liields. skip-ow nee— A. Perneley. Nlartelsksterg grocer —S. Roberts, SheSeld, spirit-merehant—J'. Poltark • Bridges% ater. potash asanafacierer. • • PARTNERSHIPS p sso t.v ED. N. Markley and J. Rinus. Deck infield. Cheshire' colt' loners—T. L.., C... and J. Vining, Nribtol—J. •J. • aidthrdsoss, aid It. Reship, Chock), Lanasaire. whole,* • I brer-bresters—T. Richardson and J. itichartl*,n. New Saraqs 4 ,. ' aiddirrs—J. Stoker and W. Brown. Bri , tol , merebalta-•-r. ,` Middlebrook. B. Rogers, and 'f. Manshird, MeNarik.upou4.l Treat, ssbarflegers. . . DE3PERATIE Bunny AT ROBBERY AND °Ulla Afkier.• ; Monday eight, at a late hone, Mr. D. Smith. of. Turk street s Bethnal-greets ; accompanied by his' soo and nephew, Ireteiv. • turning to their residence, after speodiagt the arredeg , friend's house on Stepney•green. as they were pass* ky lk, ILA Lino public-house. in Whiteebege -toad. a gaiog eta dt'l 40 villains rushed on them, and began to Hi ma nod duartpeso • rob them; they knocked them down and beat them. The attacked being etware of their intention, made .a doper:le:2, sistance. Oa Mr. Smith, jam.. ge:ting oW the rams& Sae of the villains made a snatch at his' natebschaiss hot the sauna* and gold seals steps/seed Prow the watch. , Mr. Smith, jam la', sootily collared she sod cried out " Warta:" and " Murdei!" With the atishdanee of his couds.i.W. Rogers, a young matt), he kept him safe till the mamma - Awe up. la. a short lima the whole of the: slatiera. , at ,thy nitiar.est bests' came to the spot, sod on proceeding with the titbit in en•dixly towards the watch beam, tosise misery being taken ince custody.% their gang exclaimed- 1 * My boys, rescue, rescue Oa AM* a nemerons body rdshyd on the watchmen, and made I 'merit attack with sticks, ishig 'Mins; rut& wispani of every deverip -0041. without weapons of defence wrested the patroles' cutlasses and sticks froonshaw, ant laid upon them, is m Mbst ansnerriful nosener. Selfral of lthf watchmen were eat in a. dreadful monster, nig - were' isallen to the Hospital; others were left On the ground to a statra insensibility t the rest Pk' deavottred to apprehend Ike miscreants, hut in . vain . Ww. Ro gers, nephew so air. Smith, in assisting his cousin orate grottud, received a most treats-Moor blow with a bludgeon on the which 'riled him's() the ground, and he wm left weiletiagln his blood. Mr. smith, sea. .was very much injured en hi, head, and Lady, -as likewise his son. A watchman. named liar: ford, had his skull iVarturdd by u blots • with is bludgeon; an. other watchman, named flaw was dreadfully lacerated. Se, sera! ;servants pas.ing by froMeStepney Wait, who wok an ac tive part in the affair, also storeyed considerably. The villain . who was taken by Mr. Smith, jun. was, however, safely can, veyrd to the wateh-houm,and in the snowning (Tuesday) he was brought before the Magistrates at Lambeth-street. 'file evidence being quite satisfactory, the Prisoner was fully committed Newgate to take his trial.—He is a well.kaowa character. named Thoma. Headly. • Non oast riven. s.-ti estere vols.—Ma kill\ 1.. • " Lite is ally Life, when blest with Health." rirlin 4 l fittest System of Ethics is to , confine 'WI JL due hounds. and thus to levitate the. Pastime; swum strained and insubordirotte they impetuously destroy. these bar riers *herb Religion and M.rality have mude sacred; to curb but not annihilate them appears the lemon of pradome, best calculated to limit their elfrreeitceuce. Every disorganialtiou of the homy' frame reclaim great nut- . dicall knowledge to reowd#, and the politic welfare es promoted . w hen profes-ional men (disregarding the suNgenitess of the m eioses and interested) devote their studies to the treatment Of those complainer generated by inspredettee, and one etallition of the pennon at an tragiter&d eamaeot. *. Toostremtils of a nation coedits in lbe Width of the People ;" bat. it is melee chitty totalled on.the daily sacridce to the ignorance rif advt.!. , In empyriehou. sad to counteract, as far as possible, it- farther ravages, we offer to otelteriochosa.taity,_ tite,takitit of our •wa experience la she various 4 0 .isosises of Debillty. The tinware 1 ' .vli r tioi of tolltary iritte : testrly acquired at school, before room has asserted her tight atter - the Mind), will, is coutemplatiet Wis pastries' state, breams susceptible of eolivesing sehiutimo. i .iil kilinAlt 4111111 the must complicated state Of evlntastioa say be ramrod Juin manly energy.—latease study—lotosotterote tins . . le—tong resideacelp tropical Climes, and many ether rausovs will ft/lankily derange the Nervous System; in such Cutts Olt • vies hold oat nu assuratter of re-smite:Mon, by mote ies which . boot Isom answered the ianguipe hopes of Palirateof boilipages. ' . That base to imam liappieres LU ES ViiNERR , I, Cliis $lOO -be ebtoled feariesdiar, th e .improved state of Mestk4d Silents ;bavipi divested its abildote of tissue distreaslag s Prothreties thet 'Ns ion rendered its exhibition olosriait and lostotsit.K., Ws best vapor kour messed by yietertf to "'minas lthotirtsig en der this malady. that A few days y are required for the re moval of early symptoms ; that the amst lirreuentie ode will yield totter remedies whist* ettatitdb. and that as a mesa who wale suspects hiantelf ittitered. the disease alai be prevented all together from sispettritta r—a ithiillar resist* applies to ortur other derenternests of t h e iteaeratteat system. as weakors., p$ , evratient, kr. specially Arittare4, obstinate covet if which spa daily removed without She use of CittlytiC or stimulants. Mamie , peculb • 'vs ittlarstat to die - mei& set have ant escaped Mr - attention 1 in whirls 'mildness. eembieed with convoy, M.ut pipseded the means esti ;lit, adapted. To bee, tote system is air ov4 . ye...dimly energetic. bed r titineittly succesefill. ea in this oat aativerity t unto:eel easter prufessisaar 'Milt ame_mbe its splendid birdies: Chewier"; nod havinti heel . t shies-lactation*, so compare With odlii‘rittiorf the !tritest , Me .gikel practice. with the Continental, Mar premwdinis to sepeet. nett: (in a brawn we here selected) mpeolateerst by easorriedirr. • tilbisb is te. int e 4 by tbe daily applicatioss • we receive, eves (has Abbot countries._ DOSS-sob Co: N. R. C. listße 46lo ill", Ritavetie-street..Fleet-street, Loodoo. A i I ' 0 4 . for the geberaisacenetunidatioit we IC. aril limit r. wives to stated period. , of prurtice, hut maw be rocvalwd itttil as.snable hours.-.Countre eat:eats OUP retreated' to deserth e Metairie their sempionas.4te. when Medicines, .001 roll C. mill be immediately forwarded to any„part not the . 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