The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-27 00:00:00

• 0: 7X 7: DilNtl. .--I.ww.- • Ittg a W - - lairlrltnele. Alregletatil.) Our ilr. Celt . lune kill* a mutat of deutttai *soar. nof th is report will be received.. ws inners 41i. • '' by most of oar readers; since oven the opposOmi gidgth baring no imps of ; returning a repre• solitaire pflpit: mpg peirilpiew e aas feel rut gratification is parting with mkt Oho (it Is anthirsailY admitted), has OXID' cared the duties WONG We iobseettoa with th e tows imposed . , . upon him IV the tollstetithe tit impartial manner. • Roma' thing, too, we mai pieliatt‘ *lll be felt by all, at a disso- laden of a connectitto.Pf pro ion a Mendips, in which the tslents of owaseprdiellWithhe Ml* attachment of the °lbw *deeded ratproanibeaawklitto etched mutual pleasure sad sathrtatillw It has bees eenlideatly asserted that him liestitiow4liiieuissated to offer himself as Ur. Cantiimrt slictembe.' ''', " R T irmi, l # 4 llEN OF LIVERPOOL. . • ~• - + d 3otl d. !Wa l t (ace, Jos." 10113: ' L Apncyt.au swot the emptiest a the daps tbetr i g has been gradoasly trial' 74 gas bleed pir,bined with the anticipation of trial' oereased . • • Wl** th e approaching deselon of Paritimmit•wdi b nu with it, forces upon me the relectant cheviot**. Shit I 'Wild ao longer be able to give to the iismitireset duties */ a viarrefeatatlie of Liverpool. thst de n gree of attention which woeld satisfy your joie claims, sod illy owe cousetentiooomiltataut of them. After reach hasitelloo, _allid wilt a lhollog of deep regret (for to gfromisd-wMt); I rave *aught it right Molars thisreeneledumte you pinkly end op fly. It la fa r Mater bpfloferric and tot me that the failure width kautirokatilth Oft Ilfsktble, aboald be , prerelliOdtithe our wired. • •! . • . . 19 EsorreatliPtatiltnelialitts: l itiortfor•vittpai during the *glows that t have bad the hottiver to ft; firsAi protease - to'll4l hard Milled with eh • els' and filfellin •laiti hi II I eat heverthelasi fatly aware War dna toy eadeavoati la* beta aided by Oar enooorage moot !how they •Weicrwmieelons have hatsit oierloolted Irpproarlothripmes tothild,hose' tly my serileas (such as tipsy-mei") hats boidt the repealed nod lancets- Alli tarle i . we l lateatatiosa 4 aid good opiolon. will t oot. . to provide a 'acme 'Or , _ (pentad. to JIM, Whoivor Say be the rib-. . , jfat if r *eke,.. diPidd epos my 00-operatlen '••:- am o las properly sad usefully aid .. - t a a •of **viewers with which I . . k1iir 40 , 2 4; in= avail oily if livery essa ftralty. to testify my •• pallielbl Vesestbeautmora width has bee* the o a g r4 ris ..* . •pcbdrof.• Welk . sod Wit ; omidag mould bevels ' .. ',MONO mialliamthe Of my public life. to nil.. . 4 11601 t tame of deb.** forbids me to relate a Ali* 1 want t otiontattoly discharge the oblige-. 144' : . , sincerest gratitude, p-• ~,-._ . 1 -'lreitio' el servant. • .'• k' . .. 4 " ,thll g4tT• •'•• • . 1 ,' • • ' °tones Cautlinis.• ,•' , .. . . •••, .. - . . . ire 'lva 111VenitIMIR .I,llol* kilit bib& Aiwa" 'as *a oidelitalli . w e Oyu twat eltbogiontaff ..it' lit .16, • I mo 1 . flok4g2 , al . Alqiik, ',. a i.MollhwoOlthe of, . '7• 1 1 71 7 1 . '!..- _. .. , .. . :: . • litssaimezeounra WaratiWroksiieemagoes of a Re. . rprielesis:Wi iftwaholders,. She Rhoda of Aliallosset hui eneesl4 Plosetellfeetiog ,of the Preskekkes: for Weber dui of Ifsitropry.stifackssy,.“. for taking into 'Da d ion ibs Out of applyieg by Petition. to . op or bo elem. far a bitlialloaal Reform of the Itsisessent silos et the roma. Ip Ms Legislature; as a proper bists'et ail Esteem's, linslug ter their • objects retreat:lolmm In the public expeodltuto, a vadeetlba of debt. relW Oki the pies gerg W de unnecessary uteatioe , or a redress W idgeons's.' Sonnet Omnswir diettems.—The High saber." of SAM", in consplieaco with lb. Primal of , $ alosider abl e number ofrespeetable freeholders, landmasses, mut ectopien of laud is thafneWlty, theta " meeting of the said musty" might he . ealked,..the the • purse of taking ben consideration thasraiit sine. increasing dis Irlseen oft (mist'', 4:le.seceesiti of petitioning the Beetle of C ' so' for relief from tke 'greet burden of 'libidos, . a Reform la ' di' Velum, Hotise of Peribeleet." kas appointed will Meeting to be ltdd, oh Menthe, • the 111th of went lend; at Epsom. Bst,inisitstioa of the Sheriff of Somarsetshire, the lligh Sheriff if the county of Surrey has thought peeper to.slatl. ”.that as he shall deem it his duty, at the lfifelillff, to abstain from taking any other part Mae that of an 'earnest endeavoei to promote a fair and !m.. verde ethenosievi, he eball feel himsalf Mond to decline' eignioginy petition vrhisbileal leradoPted;" - • " A step seems at length about to be pat 10 4•11407. , mem of Fraerh delving lathe African elides Marko 4 royal:ordielsoce !wear la like Mositeur of Themsksy last upon the ellieft. Infiletteg menn peisaittes on. any captain. it Freed. perehentieen who m a y hireafter be detected - 10 tarrying is 'fait efigraeefol traffic. Madrid papers bate boollembredei the Ilib ltd. The papers of the lltb eatsdiustee else skinners el thelifietson sof the three priacipalforrers Webs. Holy Alliance. The Res oles gam" left Madrid in the meshes of the 14th, and was moo after followed kg those of Austria and Prussia. , Tiiei all t h ree look the road for Bayonne. The details t al - 414entmurre kr recruiting the army are still before that-edit • hitt there is notiliug remarkable in the sit. tins of the Cortes. Oa the ISdi ewe 14th• a great anon• her of wldeesitie were presented testa different public bodice, aorporatiotia, the eitioest militia, mid various Militey, cerps, is approbation at the aurae of Govern ment to the notes of tbe Voreign power,, and the votes a the Codes on dome answers. ANTIQUITIIIII —About rte years a i m a coffin was Loind at Kingeboiitte, half a mile from the cry of Glou cester., alt feet seder the Mmes of the earth, where e ot there obis blood a Mites We. chapel, and burying issue, tio remain. 04 Arthur, la a stone coffin. thin mos. weighi:owns !kg, and ten inches thick.. whim*. - 01011111 shed: therein, both ancient and tterfeeillit bat wrought with a hammer • hue its pOrsest or form, containing the skeleton of ft . sielititr. two MOWI tapper spoess (ode of which la Wk.) a broke* naps* seiter, small clay erns of Ronsie • naesebmtire. with otan &Min curiosities. Theron. . . wren "EitAl the athipsettnieelleet, eye and attention, ' ilikOwilasijintienastisf:'. 'TWIN ancient curiosities are' 1,.. .2 ape ii ', , pepassion err, Jselph Ford, et the great a - i ~ .. • • . •-• ailtaga wport. ft Glencestgeshire. h , ..W : ,,' eat lbetwo eidscs Of Brieidi ant/ Qlou. V •• Wit ''''' '''? '.' so /owned.) • •1 A ~:~~~' :- .. - 9 /~~ ~{~lv is -.,,,, , • . • . : . w t rt. dr - -TagollPfr'o .t .1 10....ih;., . * A 1.44A15. ?S.—Rimini is tbs. Dadniallpio Sasso* Oak, boned Northward.-6 sac—Cada& &Wiroe the Mier 'wad sailed. the 'Autolope. Reyidldien. 'er Val. parable. and the Magma Castle, Ralph. for the Isle of Franceo—Wind t N.ll.—isw. 25. Wiod, E. 5.6. Norm Sntat9e, Jaw. 26.—The Two Sisters. Arm strong. from Aleasouth. to 1101. loaded with grain. put into - this Racisoir with loss of Authors and Cablver leaky. The Cargo is sold and deliverikapart of which is l damaged..:-The Eliiibetb aid Mary. from &dor, which war 'it/ported on the 20113 I. have lost hoe Boats and Balwarks,. has had bet Cargo untlryad,n pular, which A deioaged. The Creswell; Wall. from Nesth to Lynn, with a Cargo of Oil, has bee. upon the Herd Sand a 4th part of which is damaged.. aad the whole dis. charged 1.,* Vessel having boon got off, leaky.— Wind. E.. , • ~ . Miami:id.. Jaw. 26.--Arrived the Prince of Orange Packet (oo Mails) from liollind.—Wind, R. PORTSMOUTM, 26 AND 23.—N0 arrivals ft sailing...-. Wind, LICE. -: • The Brother., Thomson, from Maranham. to Liven pool. was driven on shoes at Melyhsad •me Thursday **ht. and bilged. The Danish brig Maria, Ditdric n boo. from Copes hugest to Leghorn, was driven on , shore on Wioterten Basch onSaturday, and noes feared would be wrecked; 0111A,MN ID Jaw. 28.i—This day iirsnessad.Reirdi Is ilrulitc•fitlisi Wes iee.,. . • • , .., A ~ lit i N Ar Thebrlg Certu,Captals Miller. arrived In Raintelinil Roads, from Riga, on Saturday m'onight. after being 84 days at sal: She sailed foomillos on the 27th of November, psised the Satanism the 19th ot Dezember, aid was off Aberdeeo On tits 28th i bit; owing to the of heavy gales from the math and *oath wes Ple tV • • was driven aster as the 84th degree of north latitide. The wind having shifted. the Ceres , reached the mouth set the Tay on Friday a but in consequence or the heavy sea and haziness of the weather. sire was Mr able to eater the river. The. Firth of Forth wan rolishod, in safety I ,and luckily too, for the proirisions and on beard mere surly exhausted. - '• • • ' The Tartar Rigel", Captain Bnssipe, soils Atoll, from Plymouth to joss the squadron In Slititli Addolict ' ,1 al o i fit , • The Governer of Minorca n'otiliid'ln the Town cil of Port blabon. on the 30th Noygmber, *alike Mitch Consul at..Alglers bad been apprised, .4". the Depte Minister of Marine, that I. rppture bed taken piece between his Highness an 4 -Apaio. and that tribe Dat's missals.• should go to „mu, dui , would: . entestEn ,whatever. Spalish ves.ele * 4y might charice,..ts,Aß. 16 with. . • . 3..;. ;_ gi r il • The BarvaekV(Sce is Sp r ti e Gardens. is . be appropriat e d as ,111 s., Pat, Oki roc tha.; " Ten} ! Marines. On Thursday. the viellig e liv;o44'.4 . I,hl= . "I" ' of - C r oqeetino, Cold Spa, . tli 41 _ l ita t i a 2 ll s % • I prison, when Mr, Vicaerie., onew t., tic , 111111 1 1 st mask his report cit 041041; 4 ,be fsn leir - ittince .Ir* N. . . II pp. Itts#,,r --- - e so i t it g w e .. Jo Mew days ago.- lir as. _ terrine. perials &warier Creston, is bsamabire, Me. William Johei, **organist. His death tree eo indite* and calm, that :dm circumstance was not observed until. Lis sporteciei were see. to fall from hie fact, and the book from hie hand. Last week, on the weights beteg inspected in the town of Rest Nailing. a half pound weight, belonging to Mr. R. Newell, butcher, of that town. was tonsil* very little deficient. •The circumstance hurt him witch, not having knowingly injured any one during his being in business, that be game immediate information that all personnel ' the tows, Urea and women, should have a pound of beef each, and all citildrse half& pound esti; which was giverrl them on Wednesday so'naight. Siwbendred and seventy mu; women, and children partook of Mr. Newell's bounty. Upwards of 32 stoueot- beef Was distributed to recompense the injury.—(Neellk piper.) - Penn:—Yesterday morning, beton,* four sad five &clock, arise broke one in a part of the house of Mr. Pennr. wins merchent. Watling-etreet,whish was occu pied by . ledgers. Unfortunately so water could be ob tained to consequence of the frosts and the fire extend- , leg itself to the warehouse containing the spirits, occa sioned such explosions and conflagrations as rendered all assistance utterly impracticable. It was thus speed ily communicated to the adjoining house, where, still unchecked for west of water, it appeared to rage with equal buy, and its. less than an hour these houses and every vestige of their contents wert totally de stroyed. The fire, still continuing its progress, made its way evecessively into three other contiguous houses, and, notwithstanding, that a supply of water was by this .time processed. they were, is less than so many hours, completely demolished and levelled with the ground. Never was destruction WHO rapid Of more complete ; it has scarcely left a " wreck behind." The loss of pro perty is estimated at 100.0001; but the sufferers are said to be satisfactorily covered by their insurances; and fortunately so lives have been lost. It is the soanimous opinion of the neighbour; that, had the wind blown in an opposite direction, no human exertion could have prevented the firs from spreading itself to Cheapeide, and becoming one of the most extensive and ruinous that the city has experienced since its general destruc don. One of the parties involved in this melancholy disaster lived a few doors from the spot at which the tire originated, and, notwithstanding the exhortations and entreaties of his neighbours, such was his infatuated confidence in his security,that he would not permit his house to be opened, nor any part of his property, not even his books, to be removed ; the consequence was. that the flames, bursting forward. seized his premises, and consumed them with such tremendous rapidity as rendered every attempt to resale the property abortive, and not an article was saved. ATTIUMPT AT lionentat—On Sunclaraperning a man, supposed to have concealed himself daring the evenieg, at the English Opera, was detected early ia the morning with a aerie lectern; the watoliman on duty, hearing a disebargad a pistol at hint. anal afteriords a bine derlmes, which uofortunately burst and lacerated his hand % which nrAve an opportnaity for the robber to effect 614 swespe. He, had emoted' she crock, but tHippid it. • ._ _. . f••• 4. - -04 rirfarloi , •!: tql •,;144 1 ,9:v4 !.: . . , • .. . • ..reitletne..v:itreasuraw irettetre ,:''• • ..t.;, , On thtepealng of the Coert ibis morohrg, Ife4 • ties Best enquired if the Keeper of Newrilte "mill • tin:duke, and enquired if Mrs. Wright, who wear* il l ,t4 ti ll p r a Sewell.' wastbr• a6t state to be britigitt r ep . . t to ' doe of her pealiburtt. - • ... ''' . ;'r. •::... 4 Thirlltynkey who atiende4, repOrtsd bk way with s t thill'ibegning at nine o'dloels, and' she wilt Mit tik . sestets attend; the turnkey, at the same the., be . . 111Micatt to tbpt *Beet. • • ...• • • 1..• bOillt i lv.vrei. lists{, on TIM iwigagossex Of 510 1111.1.111 $ • • . 6 '..4- 1 1- 43hii l said, in the above ems lits.dsfesdantheel4 it,SleitilatteM4 of a libel on Mr. George Ellie, and batilisin illtiwilwg IR court day after.day to receive his jedgrawai l ..: i : ' ThiLsed Cater Jose's' then Intimated to the defendelt. Who atbod on *leer of the Coart; Cot to attend seettllßakilif, that being the day most convenient to 'lre' bleltdpialt. - •‘: The bafendiat itcordingly departed.: ,• ' • =i:cmcna . ~,, ; ,c`Cei • -• • • /bearding to letters of the ed Oct. from Bonsai Ages, the Home of Repreaeotailves had passed a resolutiOn for raising 01,000,008 dollars, by loan, to be applied towatds improving the port, supplyiet the place with wirer, itrd-beilding foot new tiiwooi.r:v , % "-.0 " 'lt t ia M# V flb t4 st 'i r l iart n d gf° sl t s t o . r il t l l . ;4 l l: l t .. l t : g rit rt i t 'r ow German , Confederation a props rei...sit e e to ism' Liberty of the Preto, and the public beiations of 14.., &lady, Asseastilhh. .1 The Placid", Falillough t ,arrived at Scilly, on the 20th' last., from 'Ancona,,kaii p !nether of Hergami a yaw: Heger ito board.' ' s ~, • ' Awning of the diddle Heat Hop planters took pima attbe Star rno.hisidstone, on Tuesday se'osighto ,lisit purpose of usking into consideration the emits ?.1 hp*. curteie,, the Member for Sussex, of hi; Mims early lo the next Session of Parliament, to. vs for the repeal of the filth Geo. 3d. cap.l43,relatio* 'ilso marking of,hoge and pockets of hops- Lord Torringtets 'seas called to the chair. Several. 11/Fri•filbatitted to the . m eeting. and passed, toiy of the intention of the plower* I. oppose by ' Memo its,theic power the repeal of an Act se fair principiepgtvo generally beneficial to its. opera. s r • Thipki weriamoted to Sir E. Knatchisoli, *sat. atid..S. IL ..Loafti%gtoo. tarp for their decided oppoeition tille'ilio 4 l ll irbikiPirotlheed last BesAiona sod also to ~ J. Parker, *sq. Iste his constant and energetic ex. Infiniti Sir . die Interest of the bop planters. Alter Ilse dossnets bad beak/ems through. - the thanks of Abe' Musting Were .gls.,ip the Noble Vkairman,.ond OW cempanp seriest4. , , .:•: . .i : • -,, ilaut ti, Ronne? Hatutov.—This was'. an appal by . ' MN4I. against a etiolation under the Vag rioi - Asti for openly expand his person, in numbs& reewou the,turnpike road, es Merple, near Stockport, ini the , aftoroomi of the 16th Sept: last. Mr. Williams, for the SPPtilhot.itentooded Oat this case was not an °Heal. tootempleted ' ' the Tagrant Act, and that it did IRV within cooetructioo of it ;..bat the Coon not' sailed three witnesses to negwi . poet:of the prosecation, wblebt posoltition, and the appellastmes. . -.4 custody; of the Keepe r of the Ifweiroist Kootelleird, to undergo insprisoosaMAllw `• *Amy. to sable) he had barisess 'aionvietioo...-(litooliport Advan 0•a sportsmen In general, wbetber ponibinereltbeel Meew; Aar lit gone at eveerEeentigaM been Meter sls lbeiberbryleelibt wen t m 'end Partriarre;'llideAblbesee 1 . 2 *. pairr , awl silk rowed•) - • , y Inet.a gensekeitpir; sedisil J. I w Fell, near Cellierly Dybilst. ft , relabel% lie kit , chose and' tad missed his way home. • next inetwieig l lying flu dowel ward, aird,Warly Covered with sat*. . ;Some timiltgo, a gentleman In the neigibourhood purchased it bunter, fur eighty guineas. The first time the animal was one, one of its kgs was fractured in leaping a high 'dike. The gentlemen. options for the recovery otitis steed, placed him under the oars of two' farriers, whose Skill were balled in attimpting to effect a cure ; aid the animal was afterwards sold to a taarier. ' for six shillings ! Mr. Merchant, who happened to lie, at the tall gord soon after, purchased the horse for *h i shillings, and gave blm in charge to Mr.Gow, a farrier. 'ln one mositli, the animal was 6t for the plough, to another he commenced running in the mail ; and ie 'no , ' considered to be the best horse es the road.—(Dause ' dee Adeerdser.) $ A rorrespendent at Bewcastle informs us, that not. ,withstanding . the unexampled assemblage of qualified eportsmen, and a proportionate number of poachers, who have traversed the moors and heaths • of the north•' east districts of this county during the present season, there never was before observed so many large covies of grouse and partridge a es are now to be seen in that pat of the eeuttteY,—( rlisle Joureal) Previous to the commeocemeot of the present severe weather, the ' season wasone of the mildest that has oc• cured for many . pan.—Numerous instances of early vegetation, pairin of birds, etc. have already appeared ; but we have pu t pi nsikstance more remarkible than i the follegilig : wres's best, containing seven Young birds, has boon'foand under the cave of a thatch'll \ barn -belonging talks. Wright, of Doi:knell, Matterda . Sliced'. snow began to fall. Mrs. W. has regularly ed 'the old birds, 60 that they are become quite tame, end 'there is every prospect of their brood bring reared to maturity.—.(l64.) A Hotspitap AND TWIII.VB Muss IN 28 Horn. —lt has bent stated that Mr. Ralph Absrcromby, ne- 1 phew of the-great North Country pedestriaa of that ante, stastei at nein o'clock on "'ridgy teerelegi from Westminster Bridge, to go to the hemline - kV Canterbury sod back in the time stated, for a tritil*' Let of 20 sovereigns. Oar former account left him: rotting, after having sione 29 miles is five hours -,--110 ruched Canterbury between twelve and one o'clock on Saturday morning, without stopping, and travelled ,hack to Feversham, where he halted an hour and up wards. He started again leaving himself nearly thir • nen hours to perform the remaining 48 miles in. He kept steadily at work, at four miles an hour, includ lag stoppages. and belted half an hour on the Loodoo of Shooter's frill, and left himself an hour and forty minutes to do the last six miles in. He called o at a friend's house in the Kent•toad, changed his tai• 'welling apparel, and min the great undertaking with .ten minutes to spare. Boweas.--Josboa .Ifudsn, in consequence of Slid t3n having refried to -fight any more, has offered to light either Neat. or Spring for 100/. Solemn agrees Ito meet Curtis as son' as he has done with liirming -lis It kttiset.—torn Owen hits declared his intentloo of quitting' the flog. _~-- ' '' • e llif i lllit' . 1114 000 4:41 1 4 . 4• 11 .. 1) ; s 1S2 1110e " e ' r ° II- aiii iik las eittimea iatoolip4rpotetitiikiitiaii. fliPeUnot , floihrad. 4 * l . this • swo l l4..rsirelkw siewl.'"rig 114 01 0 . 41 . 1. - o r t i to . b i d so ns shtti Is l i th g pis s . ins si p. •ersteseplAted ► by the • vagrast • *V4 9 Pfeekl• r ' 7 -,' - * f i r ti i ijiptsii# i ... r: • i 11 14 IR efille4_, o W o 4 o ' ‘ l •4 : 0.4 1111$ 41a4 , e g e4 b ot k il was within the osestractioo ._ 0 :1; o tokit 9 UMW ii. pili • oss'ard asse i sta for Uogof that opisiee. be cask ' - fialiiiilifYi TiliPi,' • . - 4 , mi ii ir . -' .: . i -- • tie disiire.* • • ' ' . . , 'pm the eridoooelee tbe put:e *-: I P' ----r• ' .--L "..'"'. '''' '' " • I t - - . • ' ' • ' '' .'• • '• ' ' ' 9tlkely isaittirmi ills owsoicti 1. i• • . -is vrwilow , ..r l y- 404* g ibs : r owetoro i „ _'' state on aotboiriir. tor oil • to tho so w s i t • . --r :4 4 '' ' - 4 ' . iii *. 1 , thal a ' - 4 I , ... 10 A tr4it fes thip Polacrlssa. diew9 di or 1 -‘ Ko L ororit Y to E: • : :•• ..-, • .474,..T5 i i r . 6- .44 :t w•w. : mu ftis tett . ...": _ li dt, : ' icia i 1 115 0 $ to w4rlb bot i fi slidti mi l r .:( ow ON it __ . two-sadasho to bout Mbeer, 7 . .: . t.ill • lif • , ,s - . i,., - ,- !I ..-4 .4 tvl ' dank, • "''' ' +assimilate, 'a9d oszootalty ti tiro.';_. hoc.' at thiatime of slsaviatia ' . -3 '- ow - *boss pa 4 • es la Riaithille i tl aes tero ve t 81 8 8- 04111r-ibt41101.111...00 811 ~., ..0 8 :. iilp.jn t lie :t :, . - 11=gi i, " Is.. • be -. . . 1 ., Mu bib*. •.:::4 sputa r - , • • •• - .',i •.• f, -_,• • _,„-: - • lith o . . • . ita• parish, aattla-sia• abash elillyisZ e rtse thi ldsa" - aort . l a. amber . t orribd, l basil°. . 11114 bi nsii . 1 4 1 will • I Maw •__, 1 teisuliesiv.iiimillil4ll.lllllo),ll .or a sliPPut L . : .. i no! ... IR ' Ilititt. This tatiorl• skosatri tary, - . • owl r rat - l• OW *ate .. I) 9' •Ili . " . ' - . ~ . ,;,....: ! ..wikk . „., , . . laipaitwnii•Orti . ..- •,.- . . fir id Cr 6. 0 10 Vi l irtito 0.0 4 0. 41 ' •.,. . . , -4. ; •, , parsing** vary ... a 1 •4 -ro" • • t affec; distaise• iat several paitik, t• ' 7 L.- ." i 1 y its, Pm. Otosse c lisic sod 1 i s e .."1 7 1711 14 1 :10 84 046101144 . flal . 7 :raits, sic !sin' bi'" Jima 0116 :"' leww• 11 / . " 8 " • Oil wild die*, koot Is. 41. 1 0 24 Molitor to spleatabse is•rri•••• to fal Choral* *bowl 14 ' is esclar-{Oesqiete Amental.) . . ' :1 10 . k . biedlithill ......1..... ‘ 1 1 it l # B , os" ,L t s,, l f twera se_ Hil liPra V . :. a dale tilts-place. ** th at to AlaochOstor Or tivorpootliabled ; t , • ~,, _,, :. . ' •••• f l e t n5lll2 •V 7 1 '7. 7 ii, '" -7 .."' If.ii i i I, cif It being congeal le one or two Amber. , warriors . iber 58 the a ir t °' swww"wY 'mg 4 I id). 1 ' le . • •1 ei . • 40 - t •-, 1 be sostrset•d I 4,raisrealierchee. This os as Lytle, 04144 on Barlow Pei ..,,. fit .,t, ;Pak it secret,., e .. r_ e l.he i ku e s. dt-shoal• be; at dil_o___,4 4 gm* a R IO. will Jae tbeieeleseitey of theireatiset. • 7 w imi ' sawitt . in ... , nt sP w ternes • •!'" ire". moi et the , and Rom', Whigs Or. the night clock In th e , eves o ng , s od. t i lio t tatis , isy lathe fatessoaito ' p... ;hi ,Rev. B ishop bi• or suede:- •••■6oMbiber Chroos.)' His body wat found the fen 1 Thaillatioo• • • • • _._ „,_ ' A few daft two. daring dtAra amine. at the 961416 ward. asol‘tearly Covered wit! . 4rsilnr?W - . • • UNGH..ta .•.. _ „it •:.tisila W€A,TIIER. THE ! 4 ! ,r - IV • : 'F • 47 1111.- 7 .•• : • 11, f . .., • . fiesihr ashisfiTtilathimiarta.—Thellittopitioder in. 41i.fReets4 Moe, A. Batimiet istikt, be wiaratad lot oar 01./#.4•Viift,t4eatag, 22 degrees es, eight o'clock in, tlfetjubiemlig, and at 2t degrees at aim 4 1 i... ! 0.4 . Risme ilii: s n ow-stort#„„haft !tebiiii calll* Jima° „ • . , 1 . ..i. . ~, rgraes..,s4sterder, pi kikkek ly the isproisiri Shoo2s,degvecs; 'teat Aeopii ic ipitkat la st night , ilt„, ;This morning, at digit% Wm*. if• depose, acid at 40 0 1 42. ' • flt•1!i•• ' i• • . . f.. 14 - . .::. .. .y :. : 4 . -44/apto.!--The litarosametat at l as elsernostaero Oxford, .on the tnorsiog of yestemlleg weelivire are fad formed,,stood st five,degreee.. ,Thie•.# aho'4lvoaiest de: gree of cold which we have heard email Ws eouoter this mason. . ,;.•1„1 .......... ~iii, • .1' 1 : The rapid current of the river Severn. Is fresco, tea patemigers walk across it, The ther•measeter is a satith aspewto in this• tows, yesterday stood ae teal*. Aid' pm** have be coeveyed to oar Wintery, ..jalioei- 1 • quilaws of Accidents while sliding, •ose with. a • INMItoa. aratoitte , it .broken leg.-and t*. girls sad cute boydaith brek,4o l afAmwele — .7o 34 o chr.eo , , • • . .pic i .Riyait 1 . 4 a wat.—Yester4ay osecning, she ftirer betweenWestnsinmet and Blackirlara Saidgee was,Mmek..„ plitely: catered with ice, which wit Odtfosary up, to htfilseit I I' &deck, the solid pines hating heat freeen teigethev. At the above hoar the:tido tagged tome part* of it to float ai on the day previmse.i Some other pert 4 of awitivermericomplotely.fasaMilvej._,At the *fled side the ice was statioaary,,a,a4 was eatdeatly sabetan del to psior the *eight grition!, . , . ~• : ' NOtwithetaading thg heavy. fall of snow, here, .1 fietiatday. illy provitirlal pipers. lentaght ky.the eau'. *Attaining; retthed nib •y half past tea *clerk. All papers dlie- hive arrived, eatept• the filth; nose of Lich have been received. By accounts from Sussex, - dears thatthenglt It • *mead there the greatest part Oahe day. what fell being so very eat, it produced no • hdilltlotutS annoyance to travellers, ,illioca Strevs.--•At DalmeWngtap, abdut mid-day on ffaterday list, four saes were. observed in the firotamimv atone. tune. An iindommon vivid halo, resembling.., rainbow, ball girded each .of the mock sans, *bile Ills. ' ratan) iie Was lath*? 'elitlatntled. The appearance of thewhate; was immemely,heeetifnl, and exceeded ill • brilliancy sad splendor, say thing of a similar nature which has ocparred la the memory of the oldest shvp. • herds in that quarter :\ This phesoteenen, though varied in appearance, a..ll\l4ler rislbilt kart,. awl io other places of the cipati,—(Ayr Oosirfer. Jan. 23.) Wednesday pe'opight Caltylarb 'flew into a cottage, at- Soplebarst, where.* feiale sad, several Waldron were • Pitting round the flie... TliCwoutaa caught the bird and *seri it iis a cage,weva apothe( skylark wee kept. and ihs, pan e. =pr,r Se 'llymp, pins* stit4s , 'Ask other; : Rs captartwatrd ,gßatinkg.iiigas of perfect content - ___ rilP .4/ I 1.7 • _ , TilitElbf 11141softellaktfleathrt alkd intense fro A - . 41 , r= . Illeiber otfornige vessels ta ' a . ipit for IMOr . ilrin;or4 massy of which tie rip!ic t bi o al . . 411'4.11gl Ilk Pilikat tUdisilend, bnt , bilged rplaen, harlot( been warned .off by the fir- , !vat Antaeapaia tbo.illall tif the. .haebeare • opd coast Mintleollablais •11 ‘ ...,.., 1 , •;•. •:. fC' r.i. t.1:t1" , I . $, • ' '* •0, iini" :l 4tiffi **alai 40101loolAil*tsw.=:. earehm.•M ' Fyokat illgenitof •oog *ie . mow n ' plea" ?intaea . laphiletts to lb . tohd, *h ' lin ' mettmtn; mi d d ue ; stow: by dritelig omit It a fiery heavy' . Inns main rlelicielissiois bapaer. • It iretwets unconr- Opoisly Wen. "ilia blamable he sada 'the road Hone glebe Cassia toile@ . sneeofoevett .miles, *quit* passable for loaded . Ediairtriwirliahrj i • ' .. . • r •r , . .. • - Ilifillitl.. 4 - ettirffit •wiewattali n . s. SeVetity; In' . th e - - VIM tfli of tollthl. 'OW; ? ma Thermometer , earl on Saaday Mond ;p i th at rtfek; arid is all pans of the khigdotn, of V, It Appears, that Oil frost is istreniely prone. There Ibbir been -4e6little atiaterient of its rigour during the 'leak Chef or/ inn* has Mien here *dee ear list, till ' this aftilittion. 'The wind, for the lastle hOurkhatina. 'Mews nth* strongly from the East , has OW an 'add i 'ltional keennesi to the weather. Eight O'clock p. t 13.•-•• ne snow has costumed to fall heavily all the evening. • Strand; Jan. 25. ...... irsitsisiorairrse. 8 3 I 1 11 ' • 114110isstsa. . o'clock. °Wish. at sight. his. ig. 6 .... pg 3 04 L • 18 2948 • Silloishy • ', 20, hi. .. 20 IP* 3 30 ~ ,76 Fair t 21,1'..".. ' ,S 0 28 Ai •• Closey , 1121. 22..... th 2"' rl ,98 Mindy ti3ll. • • tl II .V 3 .. ,g 8 Fair g . 7.. e..., * 24 0 •• 22 ,81 Pair 211, 8 .... °2l . It *( -- 177 Ise w _ ..., 3 • i Conn Excirawax, Jan. 27.—The frott continuing . with "postal severity, oar river is owe completely is a staje otblockada. Tin quantity of all hinds Opal.) on board.of "ship. are considerable, but very little at pre.e.,t . • can be got at. Tbevoina little bosioess dole; to day, ita granary parcels, at a trilSog improvement in value, in one last finoaadons. Sati /ima . m Mason. JAN. 97.—There wee r arge supply this swats, glovery description of e. ttle, in consequence of whisk and a doll trade, pri- es of ..a . kinds of meat are Igrior. The quantity of . hen, was , very great i as well mai sten. . • • Since the commencement of the preterit month, them ) have dint in the parish of Morvern, five females, whore l • • , respective ages were 79, 83, e 7, 92, and la) years. Tue oldest of the group, Catherine Mat -master, married in the year forty.five, and lived for half a century in a state ' of widowhood. What is very commendable in the e 0 13. dact of these females, and worth menzioning for tto imitation of others, is, that notwithstanding their ex: reins age. and consequent poverty, each of them ra:re-iy ' reserved, under every vicissitude and privalon. a tete ' pounds for the left dog, which were found fulfy soLie.ent to defray the (*petal charger, without resorting to pa- . glichial aid.—(Edinborgh Chronicle) , . ' An.ingenious fraud has been practised by soingiadivi 4sal. In alteriag the large 11. note of blesses . Callraii , and Co .' s North and South Shields bank to five pounds.. It is done with a pen and India ink, both in the body of the note and in the corner, and the difference may on readily discovered on comparing the colour wit the other parts of :he note. The words " Five Poen s" it t .the corner ate also gait, different from those in t f si. note of X . Cheposan and Co. being in sor in stances church text, to imitation of the same words is ' Messrs. Deckhouse's notes, and in others the stisr.l "Five" alone is used, in imitation of M . Midlei , , and Co.'s, or Messrs. Lewiston and Co.'s note , bat the letters are stronger than in either. These are tns:h a ; full black; but the real 51. of X . Chapman Ind Co. is a shaded Berman text. The "Five Pounds • ' il the body of the genuine note is also of Rowan cap ill 4 shaded ; while in the forgery the same words are it-ite and all hiack.—(Neteettelle Clime.) Timm-11w number of thefts in Edinburg'', lit Dec. 1521, to 2tith Jan. 1822, were 20U ; fro Dec. 1922. to 2Utli" Jam. IS2, 199. So aim' if crease in the number of thefts during the preset': The pttiod mentioned is the most gloomy, sod. gees i Vie most abudaht it. altars et the whole year. ~~ A o ... th fr a yPar. . ly .~