The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-25 00:00:00

•!_r ~. , ~. POLICE. 6 • 1 n' . . • . • , Coppendaitha bey 4141,111 M 'lleteph Uteok, an old man of 70, well brought up yes.- tayday before the Sitting Magistrate, Mr. Alderman • Oarratt, charged, the former with robbing his ;master, And the latter with encouraging him so to do, and re ceiving the produce of his depredations. The prisoners, it appeared, bad: both been paupers in Cripplegase Workbooks together, from whence the boy liked sometime ago been booed apprentice to a person ;named 'Thos. Williams;in the neighbourhood of Beth. mil Preen. A book or two, and other trilling articles • had been missing, and the boy was suspected to have taken them. Nothing,. however, was discovered against him at that time ; bat shortly afterwards he was sent WI tits master to amen earned Charles Baker, a atlghbotar, an was strongly suspected of baring at that time takes • . away a small dressing glass, a mere toy, but from some • eiremastaaoes attached to it, it was much valued bribe • . family, and a great noise in consequence was made ttbotit it ; the Roy became alarmed, and confessed to Sfs ' 'fellow apprentice that be had taken it, and undertooll to get it back again. A constable, named Gibbs, wind %Pith - him to Uripplegate Workhoese, where the boy suede a signal upon the grating of one of the lower will Jaws, "blob appeared to, be imeeedi eaderetormlEr Creek, who, without a word passing, directly banded", %W i ser to the boy. Upon further search, another Of . ling article or two which bad beettmissing were foil* in the old man's piasersron. Every thing that had has spiripg being. thus teetered, his master forgave the be?. and took hiniback into his service. • Abelit •4*. Mesita ago, the boy absconded altogether, pod in the early poet of the present Week. it was die covered-that he was is the employ of Mr. Lowe, an • • optician, on Snowbill, where he had bees introduced tutri• reeoininemded by the prisoner. Crook.—The boy '• pito -taken into custody are runaway. appnatice. 1104 on searching him, two small cases foe inettninente ware found in his posension, which Mr. Lowe ideatifiesi•as hie property. On this iliscovent, .bot. sailbe. *id loom were both taken into custody.. • The eiretkow.taiteeo above stated formed the intiPOONS i thi, evidlnte given before the Mgistrate yessersday. it; mould' rte tlia opinion of the hoes mother. • tad bdeethif al the, parties. that "ba;;lres s'ot• a determined thief, thit lillity4 . fdrosed isivettear botheouosctions than r • that wiih'ilf.f tfjfitrook,..wilans they did not heel • lOC goeled Ituktitovid.ied eacioritged•him in these - practices... '• ~ Mr, Lutist sald,thicaisily • bklievad.bins to be a eery honest buy ; during tbo sit weeks be had been with hiss. bef leallatvhottd - hidi 'With viloilebi•irtieles in gold • and silrek; •atid always found him gantlet and correct. • • 'lb. prisoner, Crook, denied. at. kaolvitage er pstrti• cipation in the boy's. practices, sad appealed to. him for the Klub of his declaragen. The . boy, however, bad nothing to Offer ilk' hie own defence, and . could not he peereiled• eposle say toy:ol4as is extenuation of she costutactelibis fellow prism/I:1,v. The if neutral', linden all • iltialsitnimstadees. , . fel t dined to tit the•boy J. in the hope of Ills finoreatnend ritats bit is that e.gld not liallowiwithost at the same time alidwing his biary-lieurd immolate to escape • pneishinetst, both We prim:mei; Were soMmitted to take flirty bail for, th& petty lirceal; • .14-, >l.° •••• • • • LIPOSIOV4IIII iit .linessolet was yesterday khargeir Wilk a robbery ander tholollowint:cinnaw Nei: SMUT, 4144i1e of Stephen Illatter. sarfti*tood r% titt of 40 . lielegeOrl slider Ilievsgerteschlises•fets. rho Oriels e • r street. ' She Vent °wit ilrs, but no person appeared.. On bee Mira to , the'ridas she saw what she Winged to bi tigtaffielef a alba' aid* die bed.. and beingsatiob histedef; the. ran down for assiessisew • •two area neggesn pestilently. back; and *mad a het ussig;rktite bed • Mae m 11.16411 aelgot was•beetto bi dose, tbsy lipartitE, omen'. risig;down sesi tv'essgl e . emirs* at. the belt • .; Os examining the room, Mr. Butler's watch, k 1 , hong at. the, tomielenlega, and Ms silver spooneddersi slimed. ft approved - shot Mr. and Adm, hada-Abed' kaiser* the phloem from hi:. •iiihnejig mid hauls` :tog itea 4fhle . tie - loan cadres of hhi,.red , .higis to risk fur haulm; pad lbei gg emly ask** lite : trith food, Ise.. He hof heat relieved le till. way Lilo* hears hefear km robbery.' Segni istepiciiso • Levier •felials om..bins,i le*Vity'Ssui made of 'ltlig sister,* maktimb lasmaili liven near: ' When 'the het beat bodif tian *int eels. IlbuivlS to liar, ibe •iliiiimliaveli Wentifieti keno*. she. liod it Is iber'brolher:the•clay •fiefere, OldArbish' belonged, to , her husbasd. Whey taboo iano:awatosty lig 4 the•prisonfi'ackuoirled ' • eittriin polsolgettlas swedicb, 'add tohl * rti betphil: '' 'sin 'int Amid it . was gives 2iiiitta • iii ti} Ot MO, where name be did Put- . , AA: gfvfot,lthis' both the enmity Zi 4l ll *lf permits& in this acconot, and • Ise bone of the robbery. His iditer at tendegitionanktlamloackielllictioog but tbir•Maßittratu •deelitirdatamtaludphow The prisoner was remanded UM Ali itatlegkeititer std die two man who aemangen4 Mrs. Butler ay stele* till Wend. i. . 1 id ~0 ;alp 1 troahnljtrie&Mgrr.--.lfeinerday, titer boyasibe eldest kardlrfoniteellAlieriniethele aunts Oeorgefilimidey. 'dangliSidtji.iiiti IfillfebsTimperton, were exagaisod 'before Jett fferiliiteigi; Esti:, the bitting i Magistrate, *charged with. excitiog a boy named OeorgiTostiis, be tweekeini mid tea trete If ilia. ii rob his parents to a . .ernh'entellkeid sills 'Ming iftetsrards realest the jpretvi.ify,o46Witfiqe it to have been stoles. ' • Mr: Tootle, the father crib. boy, stated that lie re '.• .aideil'et Me. 63. Wilitetbanel load. On Mrs. Toolin emoting dews etdirb tibteiltfaet on Thursday morning, Mee missed bet eaettinfif,centaloing4 4 savereigns sod a half ' ..qtgreteign, at ost•for.la ;Weer, valour articles of jewel key... magus/al docupsente.,- .1 mamtliate inquiries were • 'if stourse'tkiiii foot. as to wltat had become of it i but the 'natter reimiliged in obscuilly .until hit von George, who is his youngest of elm? Children, ..and who has then show, retarded Goma airs afterwards. and to some i -interrogatories - pat to Lim...)iset at L.egtb coofessed that • be had beet induced to steal alonbox from thepersuasista 'of the prisoners, Smith and,Mamblity, and that he was 'then-jest returned after leaving it with them. The Magistrate asked Mr. Toblin if he had ever be.• •fore any 'eaten to suspect his son's lotogritY ?. • -Mr. Toolin assitered intlee'negative,lgndiaid that bill 'boy had been home only a fe* days from a boarding 'shoot. and that the Very short time be was in the habit ;of spending in London he tobk the greatest prec.atien • .of keeping him apart front,all company whose acquaint. • ,once might be considered as tending to corrupt his .ma tale, for his oily playmate (to 'his knowledge) was • ifsmilley, who was ofiespeetsble pgrente, and of whom • witness always entertained ...vet) , high opinion. Hama. ley was in the habit'of being freqatatly et his boos ,;.seirli'lbe boy, and therefore bad an tmpottuni yof know. :fink that the Sas alluded to generally contained money or other valuables, • George Totals, ilea:took the box,' said the prisoner ,Ilmobley was an sarqumintihme of 'his; -he was in his obmpany on Tuesday list. giben,„in the tourse of coo• versatioe. be happened to slay,. "my Mother's got a mash box," snob which flabbier said. "get it, get it". Therprisoner kacw what the box contained, being; fre-: • ' quietly at home with him; and he also wished. him . to, get his brother's watch. SMith, who was present at tidal • coove r u tloo, told Waif be got the cash box, hi would' s nitebing a poney • wbettlfifathet's Mare but a young' one, and also a watch.,,Under the idea of becoming ne,...ssed of both a poney isA a witai, lie• *treed to bring them th' box. • . . • - ~r.~ 4 1 . -.1••• ~.. i . t-T: :~~- rriir The prisoners, Smith and Hitabley, said that George 'Tool in first proposed robbing his father,taylng biwanted the money to buy a watch, as bie brother Bill had owe, and be proposed concealing a - 101. note in the ease of it. He expected that they Would take Relearn to him. %tier he was a fortnight at 'boarding achool,as be could Bien say he picked up the watch and note together. They admitted haring received the bar, and breaking it open, and said that they " shared the property between them selves and some other boys." Pimperton said he -knew nothing of the robbery • having accidentally met , the ether two prisoners driving about in a hackney resa le; fell in with them; and they gave him some articlearof jewellery, consisting of gold tinge, Ike. bat he had sire of the money. The lad, Toone, admitted the statement of the pri soners, as related to the watch and IW. note, bat denied the •truth of i t in every other 'stint. William Forster, one of the olficirs, apprehended Hambley, at his father's on Thursday evening, and In his possession were found nineteen sovereigns; he seen afterwards traced the other to the Royalty Theatre, where he secured them in one of the bores, each hieing on a new fashionable white great coat; on seareftleg them he found on Smith eight sovereigns, and settle vet ; tad on the other several articles of jereettrapOmt so' stoney': es btontber ler natio custody, imitraod tome wore el tioilhicirv, making in the whole the seen reenrefed; 'about Mr After he bad locked the three up in the wish house, Sinith and Hambley said they bloke ea the cash box behind Liptrap's distillery is Whitt chapel Road I wireless west them, and fated it is a diteh; empty, with the bottom knocked oat id ts, cia4o, to the spot he found antral sammstandams,apilaili it had contained. - • The prisoners, is answer to a quintile aim lint pow giatrate, said they bad spent the reessimiseidE i the • It appeared that on the day they °bighted the blot?, Smith and Ram buoy hired a hackney coach at Whheeits pal, and drove front thence to Sti Patti's Cathedral. thew to the Monument, taking a view of each-plate, smarm shore to Bow, where the coachman was obliged to drive them round the church; they elms hack by the lame conveyance @gain to Whitechapel, had a pot of egrthot in the coach, and the. left to visit the theatre, baring jest .a little before met the other prisoner. The lthoterkarn considering that the conduct of Pimperton did not appear as culpable as thatof the others he was discharged on bsil for his appearance spin, bat Handiley and Smith were remanded. Tireless Pontes.—Yeeterday, Richard Aaxefl, coder to Mr. Edward Bettie carter, New Road, St. Georg* Middlesex, was broughtetp ow a sutnmens.charginglio ender Mr. Martin'. Arkprith talmatanly beating amain treating- a horse on the pretending day. The only wiltteeetgat IHrtiltillandne, the Magistrate, I who said that:Ahdit! 4 etliotk on Thursday aftersand, l 1 11 1 ,),,„ . 044_ oiieikidagit St. Katharine's, naaparsaApmlearoaripg to imek dr! heZZ . . .9 111,1 4PasilOokr .Poiii)) o o.. and bisawa.tini pour ! .4kt•antisidt exactly , Se •he wiplanik ho whipied dt iNbl l lllolAiienly.. - •it- mob at timMed and cited shaapir.; inrlifeh; bn . Which the intatitered: fella* agailtook tllh whip , and with the belied at it tapt striking tfrsi animal rider the . • He thin convicted the defeadaat in the mitigated penalty •0f.211e. which the master paid aid, he defend.' ant was discharged. . Wo I P•ST LIIT.-4reitopei • ... JJo exareinatioo it iPpeared that CooperHwao the driver.Otrao of the •Peddlegtou stages,: Witt that on Suadhtilielfli of ()ember lest, he passed through titfroad thrkpllie:•without paying the Sunday Vijl t. for.wgrli be was attapiards eotrvictiln 40s pe nelky.;ead,l4l. caste, • • This coariction the G ee. - stbeihit i . .111. 0..20, which empower* Julies., either of the 'City Or the Ucunty, •to coilytet, ars& by ice. 11$, it •itiov,ldes, that if the Octal* be sot peld,•tithyffender .hall co.nufi tutd. one of the • Cenipteitt 'of the Cte Of London for any time not eirapipHat tpoifroe ark; Likkr Jew than 14 days, naleseAtr.iseolty, dm. • e i neterel 4aist. • 1. •••• .1 i t • 111/01410edonlevidobimilitelltimat for 14. E liti!wade het •re *be Weeper- of tbe•Glitspetwdreie aid' theists Was sent aecoillingly; • ..-&on a rwardia however, Waters„ the pallet. 4, torsi(' pdele, bilr'pripants, attindsfir by , r. Tiptoe., afilsepet pfe o tper-street -prison. Mr. Tepp• t before he the priemserie, be Wm sexless . 'tor:reek is sb liigtbreaswettnient. for. le the sett of 20 tearmanporlenel • beitoWileitilar "rimier: • 34 e •• rtUU.S . .44t( • Tbolllsffixtratielol4:nrstu...l o l* waid*Oltr „m - nerved• that the eiseitiviistosesttprolus. ,rieNotWerrie but it was directed by thcifte i tkisisinge4.o4 so danger in•obeyieg fee! ci•sb.! -•• ••• • Mr. Teague;' bolus wt tided. .•, 1 . :- i f ikas ; • • Cowper, beFeyee i bi '• **piney, oar 'rat* • to his imprisonment. •-. 117.: UNIos-HALL.--Yestarilay, -Salomon Fro* man Jew, was -brought before If. fillabey,Beat. obi ed upon leformation under the Hawkers and lass' Act. with having bawked.pctichts for sale t out a license. • - Morley. an Inspector of Ofkiriltriettlitidlars, si that the dafendaotcarne intatilterothetine Wheel, pub; tic house, Union Street. on Therad*y lart,With trpact lad offered spectacles for sale. The dereadadt'ory lig him looking closely at his goods,.and thinildg be wss inclined to become a purchaser, gait blin the'whik lettWillted out into the street. The Inspentor follOwdd and Splamonin a half whisper told Ma, that he hair* beautiful . Braganca shawl to sell that wield jag eeif-fsio (witness's) wife, tbat it cost him 23 guineas a ?stealer before in France, and that he would let him hare it Itt the very lowest. price for 3/. 10s., adding that it was almost a robbery to dispose of it on such terms. Slow ley, who was aware of the imposition attempted mbr practised on him, alarmed the Jew exceedingly by d,. siring him to produce his license for selling such slot laable goods, but he refused to 'hew it, and Morley seised the pack which contailed the valuable shawl, gether with a piece of rusty black silk. The articles were ptoiluced, and the defendaet mitted that he hat no license, and that he purchased the shawl from a pawnbroker in Castle Street, for, 12s. 6d. The defendant was convicted in the mitigated penalty of 111[.—In default of paymeut he was committed for a erk to gaol as a vagrant. BoXSRS.—The match for 50 sovereigns aside between Halton, the Irish Champion, and Abraham Belasco, is 6!; the six sovereigns deposit on the pap of Belasco lestlog beat foyfeited. by the nee Qbeerxitokti: or time incl.placp to,make stakes good on the park or lelesco's bielsitek s lialten is ageis open to fight ,11Py man in Eniland, and Lit give six pounds in vroisilst i rive fifties to Rini week laid tin Cooper.theßipsy / Fgainil.Cahbig• from Bristol, who lights C ooper, the tiypvt;ollllVednei da) next. THEr-GrA • DIARY FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. 'mu rue TIIIIIIII OW 111101 MATER AT LOSDOX.BRIDeII. In.22l.B.—Sarrosaas. Sumo. Foss Moog. AT 3 EWE. HO water—morn. 34 en. aft. I ; even. 113 m. aft. 2. 111, M.—Dvas or &max a. Hil. 4r. "Ugh grater—morn. 60 m. aft. 2; etas. 12 us. after 3. 28 T.—Day incensed 1 hoar 9 oda. • High water—morn. 30 m. aft. 3; area; On. aft L 29. W.—K.4310. M. AC. 1520. High water--morn. 1 4. aft. 6; eve0..16 la. 30, Th.—K. CRlLliat, I. hlaar. High water—atom Si en. aft. 4; even. 49 Fier 1. • . • SI, F.—K. Ono. IV. PROCLAIIIRD. High water—morn. 7 in. aft. 5; eVin..llolll. & Feb. 1. B.—Sun rises 28 min. aft. 7. , • High water—mom. 42 in. aft. 5; oved. ue. lft. a ANECOOTS or Till CILICARAVID Rsr. AWIIIIIII tYLVA Ht.-L./hiring his visit to Dublle i tis* following Ihr , eametaace, quite characteristie of O'Leary, is said , . have taken place:— ' He accidentally met, iii the lobby of tbw•treettirrof Conursria, the late Lord Aveatnore, then Mi. Yelertiso. old tee Onitleinee, members of the legislature; Who, on his appetraneeentered into! friendly altercation tmde termine with whirls of the three O'Leary *bollix' r en the next day, share the ***did -hospitality which reigned I in the metropolis, during the Session of Pastiament.. • It was at length decided, that the prize of his unrivalled wit and sociability should be determined by lot. O'L-ary was an amused, anti silent spectator of thecontest. The fortunate winter; was congratulated on his stereos; and. the dealt septirptsui to malt on the morrow. Viten the hoer of dieser was come. O'Lesry forgot which of the throe Mends:woe to be his boot. it was too late to maks feirmsimmintriee- ' and, as he was therbonoured guest. he disvensitobtenslsimself.• In this dificulty,- his ready; Ismayisetion miegeeted an' expediesini .His tfriends, he, recollected, lived in the same. Sqtnry, and. he therefore, some shoit time aftii tin ditiliteheett. sent a wervaWt to enquire at each of tee fishes,' "if •Pktber O'fatiretrit there i" Attittlivo whoWayplicatiotr vat hied*. the reply at to gut witaßitl •Siitat the tisk the pot- Air sisswered, that ?int ifierst heft tiiitndintier 'sviliordercertOte itepthir,k 'es hie.vins %Vete Ossining 'ileyecte4,' Thus directrik• o Path*, AitlOirCigliyology: for delay wile humonrents and detailed atcoitsit' of expedient t• themvening flew qoickly away on the4i6g. ofeloqaeheit and Wit, and the nughable Incident On long remembered and frequently repeated by:the noble Lord and his guests. Boxlmo.—Jobeson, the Oeipott Blaek. and.firel ris, tits Dirmieg ham man'. or Coleshill Blicitsmith. This, battle, which trim hastily knocked ity.-Ni a Stake of ten toreielens tide and a part* dtl3; ten place On Weil bmday, on Oditon.beatheheiweinifettithet amt Amer-. sham. P. Oliver* seconded the bid the 13atb Tin a** handfed Barris. ' ' •" • • • On vetting to much shyneis t .tivitniiservesk bet the, Smith at length made the pltytfy *furious sassed.their Mils, 'a ntl liartisWM throws. ,triT .1 ' ii Tito Black - met his adrersarysts the loviiisebidedd of the bead, as be was which mot 'hien to:dess 4i:wrathy of the 24-feet flair; before:lie recovered him self.: The thick followed . just as•the Seidl had :met *sled his standing, and he was ; Oared by .6 which made hist tront4i kw a working.piskite. • •• I. This was a workmanlike mond:. iiaisil, ns :high pisek, uanatialed, and turned to in boil dog fore, bat being Inn poundaunder his..adviiesary's,weight...healied rather the worst of the give cad take rally of 6ro.sisi. aims: The claret dew merrily, partisans of rack were nu their mettle as to the emelt of thecostemisiskimall prove half the haul,. After thm Iles tisistatesealleolto awes saprojfd. pion migfr,..lattstAtLilt°. it;i7 itr • er• Wroulnii•doltw the Smith, awl oltreed st manly. irg.round. • ' t • • • Z. • - Ntoo r foetid: wire Iswitld. sod: ripen the-block ad the beat all through front superior stems .' Haw% tatted theliettlel whim Owes Ter s tiidr in hd lids rod lid. but it Otte totopolory. Hr boa theemooate teary ends buttock el oleo' end 6f- it •aeoulbto Itaewit, his windiest. Is- ifYlirtbstni; Johnson idindeditio ad- . • 'F i ssility's dwiftitt.. . • • bight otakdwitimp Sititmoißs etrularro-clows.i ~...11111401hipr piteillOtged the hitter. in the winter yof -111,1111•1100ffrest its-bating afforded seamiest lone it *. .Toestlay, the 14th inn., that tite.ghse. ten were the nimber of the. • t .,• from each county.. fourteen played to . 'se ; . 1 " • ihlrtrone shots the length g th s game. opyttuck and Whim were-4%1,05' ' 4 ° 4 meeting for deciding the -outteltowstie -.tali contest. victory. was &stared •far than sittrowe• shots, exclusive by . the nott•appearunce of the Niue Peeblesbire rinks were en*, 'Lothian. else of which was gained This wap probably tlse,,largest that has tali** place in Scodgod, by many of the . istatleises aid teleties std' -Oltr ' Of' Idiot gh, the fate of till'ilettinbaret . . ,62.—0 n Thursday *belt, a' poor , ho bad borne. a .dead child on the isited on's 'wenn thibnfries, lad partly awalloimil . a 'pin, and Jf the 'throat where:ilk eke -alleged, she endured provialit to hi still lurk. - of the woman was wretched in misery had "hinny worn her to dirty and tattered garments, so far the rigours of the season, and the so her recent *libation, scarcely sufficed tialtednese. Moved by inch a spent - Me, mpossible to extract the alleged , pin, the 'd the jrroduag . into her 'mouth, and ought, in driving it down to the Ito. __. Ave Pot. . expressed her gratitude, and went away apparently contented, ethough it aftertiards turned ait44lsae there was nothing. of the kind the matter with •hlknil that in applying for surgical aid she had acted •nader:the indigence of some strange hallucination. On tbet-following day—that is, on Friday—the woman's metier died in some garret in Maxwell town, and a few hears thereafter the infatuated daughter attempted to 'tether throat from ear to ear—an attempt which only failed from the bluntness of the instrument (a common potato knife) which she employed on the occasion. As it w the gash was sufficiently frightful ; hut as it was 1 almditimiti.diately dreamed by Metiers. Spalding and MsLatichlan, and the unhappy woman afterwards car. tied to the Infirmary, hopes are still entertained of her ultbotate recovery.—(Dury!fries paper.) . Coaonea's Inouast.—Thursday evening en inquest 'was held being's, 'l'. Stirling, Esq. at the house of Messrs. •StObestreset and Critterc 11. Otford Street, on the body of Mr. Thomas Stonestreet, aged 27, a silversmith and pawnbroker reaiding there. Tile Jury having heard the evidence viewed the body. which lay in the drawing room ; beside the de. Olt on table, was " Doctor Portemenj.lommentaries on th ;"—" Friend - to the Wreteh 'whom every Foe fo es;"—" I woo thee, Death;" was the pasisge, it r g a *pointed he had been recently reeding. On their re . ter* into the Jury room, the "Coroner summed no the evidence, and the Jam after a at. rt consultation, re. turned theii verdict—;That tho.deseated FiltAill cod to his existence by taking laudanum, being at the time in II state of temporary mental derangement. :' .IRlP•p•iNgs , top SPOUTING INTELLIOENCE. • CROCKSTED COURSING (cogcLufasn)—Wangssuag, JANKARY NATCOS KOK Mfg SOTKRZIONS. Mi. Owner's Ye-ho beat Mr. Harrington's Tinker. Mr. lierd'a Marplot beat Mr. Jones's Kingston b. Mr Preedergost's red b. beat Mr. Wolf's sally. Mr. Smith's leil, d. beat Mr. Anstrutber's bik b. A SUBSCRIPTION STARK OP lb/. Mr. Aldridge's Ply best Capt. Jones's Dr d. Capt. salith'r Niarplot beat Mr. Mellish's Cossack, Mr. HoWet/ tan b. belt Mr. Weatberill's Lance. Mr. Noble's Pilot beat Mr. Francis's Skint. • - .TIZ. MR.SiattleaMarphst beat Mr. Hokiss's ten b. • Sir. Aldri4ge's Fly boat Mr. Noble's Pilot. Via PAIRS. Aldridge's Fly beat Mr. Smith's Marplot, and well 4 0 1 04. 01 ' 4 bti bas been offered by a Gentleman 07600 guine a t W. 1004 that he would produce a horse that will trot hilts in one hoer. • We understand the owner of td American horse has taken the bet. LOYDO?i MARKETS. . , --add.-- • PRIEM ea•sx 07t ;woad SIIIP, Al UNDER:— R. R. It/Not, M. (M) U Betas, smell. (new) ..23 pa white. (pld) 495 40 (01(1),...26 AO red (Dew) 35 tick, (new) 23 36 (old) pa 13 ▪ superfine ....39 42 -- barrow (old) ...fa 0 (new) .. ;38 88 —;---*- 1 •••J (new) ..23 23 ...souun Bow . e.... 40 42 Britt* • .• • VS superfine 49 Oats, feed. ...... .,..,.15 Wye. (pew) lB 24 -- fine lO 10 Ruin. Vold); V.l l . 18 23 Poland l9 20 • (new) , . • ...21 25 fine 26 29 Potatoe ?.20 Z,4 supeOlee. ....30 33 --- Ilne —.23 24 Mall ' 1:41 :.44 48 Scotch 123 96 30 id , Pease, hbg t. 4% 24" or Flour, per Sack 36 40 —.A-A-- wept*• J 37 Seconds . 36 Si (saw) ....t -- North Country SO 34 --• white 24 211:' Pidiard, film per gr... 14 in b0!16,94138w)re5e..-, SOW . ..... 910 " ." PRIMP, OP ft Thp pries of top 41b. Loaf Is 9104 utit by the full priesd !Milkiest •!. 7 ' • . cas.rt , Latacw. • c d. . so LAllMfilf 40)..elich. at 744. ga3 9 One Sack of beat Wheaten Floor AI 41 Profit Or restuneratlon for.bnlapg 14. g.-114 - dmerLiwieed Rakers sell Stra v•ta:lAl 'it ad. *trials at'lSPald 7d.• per Lost. ' • •" • . tmiprg4ssuktprist.s, tatkom e nsak. 216. 1 l`bi iWrket Ith 41sytkas•but toinV 'applied; Beasts 360. WO. s the itacrei very bees', thure . belog but few b 4 Ilkit W os !Diet than on Monday teat ; good Wetbers • • bitongfitat about Si. 4d. to 3.i.'46.'per stone and siuk. !Er The Seeirtatde very deli, Mondit3N 4 prices ran scarcely be obtained ; 1.00 stone of good Beef Worth Mi. 10s. ; many anse4ll.—Titts skin& sery.Aeary ok the 4814 for Monday west, , - - • , . . • -, Er lIIMATS IthRiCIT. MINI It 4. Washer Maltose fetched froth 2s. Akl, to 23.103. ; sped .414,,aluirt.sidea, 21. 14 : to 3s. W. % 4 . , _____. Notwithstaa diag the B r ij ous rr wars . everlt; qr do weather. Illthioh. :Wider slot other, circumstances' titan tats present. yoglid ) isoyl castled 4/42 advittsce of ihs. or 16s. In the prism .9/ Sumer ; notwithstanding this, the Batter market has not uroce,iiwt• shilling or tho . per cwt. The truth fn s tie e f leitee. The extensive failure which we mentioned sowd time ago, occasioned a ADO; as effects of whichhiv Ail felt. Carlow. 80s. to M.—Belfast, 775. to M.—Waterford sod Debi* M. to M.—Newry, 711 s. to 7k.—Cork and Li• umiak; +►s• to M.—Dutch, none. CHEESE. In this article very little Is doing ; and prises are seethaig. HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.-JAN. Ortrortsco--Hoy, 60s. Od. to SOS. Od.—Straw, 36e. Od. to 40t. Od.—Closer, OM. Od. to 87s. Od. —lll %JiOnon- -111 1. Os. Od. to 90s. Od.—Straw, 36i. Od. 'WWI. Oct.—Clover. 70s; od. to Stis. Od. WRITSCRAPIL.-1111y; 065.0 d. to Bdit. Od.--111raw, OM. Od. to 424 Od.—Clovoo, eds. Od. to tittc. . --- PRICE or HOPS, rut CIV I% IN 'MIL BO d ß e pliWil. i rockwrs. i.e. .r. s. BAGS. , . . ,l. s. Keen S 10 to 4 15 Rent ..........1 lt d 4he Nunez ' I 4 3 0 Sussex • II 0 —! V Essei. - .......:4_10 3IS Essex..., ::.1 '3 •- II 3 • -Farnham, 61. Os. to 81. Or. l"" ohylime • . t; •..1 • • "* .. "IF • BACON. ", I • ••• a little were inOsailli 1 1i admor tAi tsalt i ty Bailarfn . 816; 4 4 1 =4?a,,, :i ; Mae fi r , i it ::Fir after awe wanzioae co is., Polleleid•re by sies less ds of thiety ed. loYeited iebli, Duddiniton rink s ' . 74 Isklrei creek!, bad, 6n.0114 irodirr i by ogili,oae shot, . TI , • meetingtof eke blhel lb . 1 ..4i. tod . .auselied .b "ova others VW, Iwo awi Albs anal ' stealth .I "' : Obserf ) nig* Aft PtID SITICID 1 : ITI 1 mist e creature, wh . ii t Oyi . , Irrecetlinsr, wit i that she be isoilai l C to a part of t 1 `7N . the • ' pall that she ON ier.- esppearance I . llti. • ' ; sheep en 4 01 wi *se** while her di i t - -. ..• i treat kstbe sited to tl dijel. scatty ihridatit to he; ' to wryer bee &Asada itra w''ir and Ilgillha it impossil sargplh Intridaecd tb kli be 'lnced,al'he thong ! w i n k tomb. The patient e 3 TALLOW, &C. rca Cwt. Russia Candle, yellow, 21. Is. to 01. (ft.—Ditto, !Siberia. 11. CJs. to 01. s.—Ditto, Soap, 11. 16,. to 01. Os.—Arehangal. 11. Ifts. to 01. oC—Town Tallow, 21. Sr. to 01. 4.—Nlrltal Stuff, 11. I Is. to 0/ N.—Rough ditto, It. N. to Of. es.-- Graves 7s. to 00.—Good Dregs, W. Os.—Son', London yet- low, St. 16s. to 01. Os.—Do. mottled, 41. rls.—.Do. turd, el. soft, 01. N.—Starch, English, 21. Ms. Paws or Raw FAT, per stone of Seirs.—Prlee, by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melterir), 2s. Sid. Half-price, for Money.—Mould Candles,per dos. 10s. Od. —Store do. 9s. COAL MARKET. JAN. 24. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. fon Newcastle 2bl Us. N. to Ms. Od. lbe Sunderland .7i 43s. Od. to bls. Od. COURSE OF EXCRANGE.—Fatfrav, JAN. 24. Alastardass , e f —lt 6 Gibraltar 80i 0 Ditto at Sight 12 S L.. horn.... ....... 48 0 Rotterdam—. , Antverp..... . , .... —lll 6 Venice Italian Lis 27 39 Hamburgh. ..........37 9 Malta .. 43 0 Alton : . .... :. ....37 10 Naples .,. 89 0 _ ... _ Path, S days' sight, 113 65 Pa!'erata.. ..... z.oz. 117 d Ditto 26 iis Lisboa 52 0 80rdeaux....... ... .26 ti 6 Oporto 621 0 Frankfort on the Main 157 Rio Jaaeiro 43 0 Petersburg 3us p rble 9i - Bahia 6O 0 Berlin.... .Cur Dolls 7d 7/r. Dublin.. Vienna, Ef.Sl m....f10 10 /7 Cork .... ... Trieste ditto 10 27 mission. per oz. Madrid 37 0 Portugal gold in e01n.W.05.0.1 Cadiz Moe 37 0 New Doubloons.... 3 14 6 Barcelona Saville .• szi 0 Silverinbars.standard4s. lit MARRI ED. • On the ?Sit Inst. at St. Gileit's Church. tit. RicharBtos.Esq. of Mark-lane, to Miss Eliza Anse, seuvud daughter of Mr. Drew, of Gowenstreet. DIEM On Tuesday. the 21st inst. aged 4S, Mr. J. Higgs, sen, of Monument-yard. On Wedoesdvy, the 22d inst. Mrs. Katharine King, of Mount-row, Lembeth, aged 711. .1n the 22d Inst. after a short but • evere illness, Mr. C. T. Brooks. of Date-street, Manchester-square, sincerely 1 4- seentedhy his numerous fetatiy and friends. On Thursday , Inst. at his residence, Peekham. Surrey, Mg. T. Adams, Holborn, in a ft of apoplexy. 1,0e4p4 .Edsted. Pcinied, and Published, l it tie' " 41. 6r "The Sraesses.:4" No. 297, Strand. by h. WARDELL, LL.131 to whom an romemnicatiosi; Orden; I s , 071/ requested to be addressed: 104 Pro ate to I; A (..- i • 2 or Ilad 404111 -71 , 9 • go 6q, C fume 'T :.,~; kteolualell Peat 151 mud puo wici stow M AO* half• Br throe Thu! !ti Map nead Wet tutd tin •t a turns Aldb W« Mal ~~ ) 1 s'‘ i'. +. 4 , lii i ..., , Vir • ...AAA, .~ • , *IC L tg h 03 Won Po (Milli Glilll part tdo ilrad Mich iv Nett Mon Go • *GU ••w Pa re I mg** F . lei mei rei tall 'Or 41 4SI, vial CO( PNI '7,'"'" • r ever throi ]dell Nine Sion Adieu • .14 Nor 0 loin, "111 Teal voye cw a .111 ii A 41,1