The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-05 00:00:00

~~ , V LAIT INTRLLIGRXCR. COURT OF CHANCERY, Dec. 4. lIMI MIMIC V. CLAM. I ••••. PXOOII 111113111 AS LONDON GAIZirTE. PORRION (wpm Dsr. ♦: 'nip King has bees pinkie to *prate of M. Angrand to e ConAd at Liverpool for his most Christian Majesty. Mml=.loo.m. OIONINSIOII is the East Essex Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ftsrez. amigo 11. Bell, to be Lieutenant, vice J. Osborne, de compd. Mumoastillus.—l'be appointment of Ensign C. Osborne was (insetted by mistake. DAPISMIPTY. ;H. Court, Fite-street-hill. straw hat. manufacturer. to snr render Dec. ILI6. Jan. l& at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Remolds, St. Jiebn-street. Clerkanwell. T. flayfer. Brullyard, Sufolk, neerchaat. Dec. 12, 13, Jan. ,110. at the Bell Ise. Sessiondbase. Sufolk. Attorneys. Messrs. Remit and Mayhew. Saintandbam; and Mr. Alexander, Cerey-street, Lineobes-ina-fields. W. Mebane. Kebabs. Suffolk, fanner, Dee. 12. 13, Jan. the Bell Tan, Saxasundbam. Suflolk. Attorneys. Mr. soatherell,4lfaxamedhaus ; and Mr. Elkin, Temple Cham bers. W. Moyse. flazasundhans, Suffolk. hater. Dee. 12, 13. Jan. 16, at the Bell lan. flarnsundhant. Attorneys. Mr. Southwell, Saxasundhans ; and Mr. Elkins, Temple Cham bers. Gnaws. Sheffield, merchant. Dec. 14, IS. Jan. 15. at the Tontine Inn, SheSeld. Attorneys, Mr. Knowles, New Inn ; and Messrs. Wheat. SheSeid. • W. Barker. Welch Whittle, Lancashire. victualler. Dec. 19. Dec. 14, at the Fleece Ise. Preston, Lancashire.— Attorneys, Mr. Stock. Chorley. Lancashire; and Messrs. ' Chippendell. Kos. sod Yadop. Great Queen-street. E. and W. W. Dist Norwich, brick-makers. Dec. 17. 19, Jan. lb, at the Norfolk Hotel. Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. IlignoW and liriglSwell, Norwich; and Messrs. Holm*, Fraraptoa. sed Litho. New lan. J. Hankies. eadifoot, Wostmorriaad. Joiner, Dee. 29. 22, Jan. 16. It lb* Lose and Crown is., Kirkby. Lonsdale. Westmoreitind. Ateareeys, Messrs. Holum, Frampton, and Lanes, Neer had Mr. PISMO, Kirkby, Lonsdale. T. Dos. Beeilsghos o bsolkor. MLA, at Goildhall. 22, and Jan. IS, at the Cosa oCommississers of Bankrupts, Ba- Onghall-street. Attorney. Mr. limos. Hatton-garden. J. Hutchins. House-Park-buildings. Stoke Damerel. n:- .oas hi re, bender, Dee. IS, ID. Jan. 16. at Weakisy's Hotel. Piymouth Dock. Attelmovs, Messrs. Raise. North, and Smart. Temple • and Mr. V.lworthy.Plyinoeth-Dook. W. Durkin. it. John. Beverley. Yorkshire. miller. Dee. 13, 14, Jan. IS, at the King's Coffee-house. Kingston-upon- Hull. Attorneys, Mr. Shaw, Ely-place, Holborn; and Mr. Richardson, Hull. J. Warner. Garferth. Yorkshire, maitster. Dec. 13, 14, Jan. 16; at the Star tea. Pontefract. Attorneys. Mr. Bettye, chancery-lane; and Mr. Pauses, Selby,Yorkshire. DIVIDSNDS. Jan. 3, J. sad J. Helms. Carlisle. common-carriers. at the Grey Goat Inn. Carilsia—Dec. It F. Fenton, Sheffield. merchant. at the Tontine Inn, Siteilleld—Dec. 26, J. Robin son, Birmingham. factor. at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham— Dn. 25, G.E. Aubrey, Manchester. merchant, at the Star Inn. Masebester—Dise..27. W. Durham. Ozhead. Norfolk, paper maker, at the White Lion Ina, St. Peter of Mnro% Norfolk—Dea. 21, T. Landon, Hartford. Cheshire salt nranufacturer, at do Mice of Mr. Hostage, N orwich, Cheshire—Dee. J. Martia. Liverpool, merchant, at the George Inn, Liverpool—Jan. 12, W. Peak*, Sloane-square, linen-draper. at Guidludb—Dee. 31. T. Bramfit, Bradford, Yerkshire, grocer, at the Court House, Leeds—Jan. 2, W. Canby, Leeds, grocer, at the Court House. Leeds. CIIIITIVICi f TSII.—DIC. 25. T. Ptsyrair, New Bond-street. teed-insker—W. Jackson. Lusted-fent. Cadham, Kest. fanner—M. Newton, Newcas tie-up?n-Tpee, cooper. earrrisientel DISMAYS% S. Court sad J. Oreenhalgh l Hammersmith, braziers—J. Harrison and 0. Hay, Great Chapel-street, Broadway. Westminster, Gilead cognomen-0. Callingworth sad M. Dalliou•Qswuhary.Tforbbk% resers—S. Massa and G. 'Smart, lhollers—J. Ablersea end A. Musgrave. Bask. Lesis. grocers—T. Jones, W. H. lies. and S. Jones. St. John-street. West Bmithield. wholesale grocers —J. Steward end T. Feemell, Talbot-eoert, Oracechurch-st., bottle porter merehents—R. Orsos and Son, Manchester, iron. sad red lignomnenufacterers--J. 0. Vi'adhani, H. Brook, and J. King, Upper Thames-street. London, printers • —M. end T. Howard, Sibelield, wise and spirit oterchams —S. G. Ga Costs and A. itletti—J. Ames, T. Castle, M. U. Castle. J. S. Williams, C. Latcham. and S. Stone, New Lodge-Colliery. Rudgeway, Gloucestershire. coal merehents— H. E. Hyde,and J. Hyde, Manchester, cotton inerchants. The Loan Cuattcet Lon. in the course of hearing• a bat►krapt petition. took occlsion to notice that he had been applied to out of Court, relative to the, Wed.- ..tcnce of Attorneys in at choice of Assignees under : Commissions. It had been suggested to him that it would be proper to apply to the Legislature for an Act of Parliament to make it felony for any Attorney to :Ipteriere, but in his opinion to do that wonld be to mud more Attorneys to Botany Bay then the Act of -Parliament relativo to the county of Norfolk bad done. COURT OP KING'S BENCH.—Dec. 4. [Sittings at Westminaters• before the Lord Chief Justice • and Common Juries.] This was an action of deceit, to recover a eoespen• e•ttion in damages for a loss sustained by the plaintiff. • consequence of having given credit fur a quantity of African wood, to one Knight. upon the represen t .tion of the defendant that be was a person is solvent ' circumstances, whereas, is fact, be was at that time irdebted to the defendant in a eemiderable sum of n•oney, and bad given the defendant a warrant of at torney, which swept away Ms property. . The case went to the Jury, under the Learned : Judge's directions, and they found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 11441. STANLEY V. DODDi k . This wis a qui tern action on tbellatate of the 55th •it the late King, which provides that any Overseer, • guardian, or Governor of the Poor. or any other per -ion directly or indirectly, concerned in the expentli lam of the parish money, who shottld furnieh , say ar ti'cie towards the supply of the poor, with * View . . mifit. should become thereby liable to a penalty of The defendant was an inhabitant of Bethnal- Green, a cow-keeper, and the eharge*gainst hitn was, that be, being a qualified 'Governor of the Poor, bad furnished the Poor-house with milk. It appeared from the evideoee, that by the Local Act for the re . .golation of the poor of that parish, any parishioner • totting to the'amostat of SOL per annum, might, on • sending is his qualification to the Vestry Clerk, be come and net ae•thevensor of the Poor. The_Defend . et hail so quallfiod himself, but had not acted for the Eat two years, Sid it was now primed that the Master • of the Workhouse - had sent one of the paupers daily "to Defentlaatie house, tbr about six months of the time, for two /inertia milk for the use of the pauper ehild•en, whisk wee paid for quarterly by the parish '• This was the liedek' of the Act alleged against the 'Defrost:et. A auttiber of witnesses, were called. ansolig , isitom w:s the Master of the Work-kouse, whostated, 144 it was diacretitioary with hint to send where G pieased, he hid seat to the Defendant, beiges* hi bad tot thti did cheaper and better. Th. Cesar Justice said, the Act is qiestlon was a meet wise one ; bat IN his opioloit, this case was mot within its meaning. Here was Ito contract t on the contrary, a person was sent to purchase of the De fendant, without any solicitation on his part t and it would he a hard measure indeed to subject a tradesman to a penalty of 1001., because he, being a qualified Governor, might inadvertently serve a pourer with a pound of cheese or as ounce of tea. His Lordship also much doubted whether Defepdant, not having acted for the last two years, could be considered as a Go vernor at all.—Plaiatiff nonsuited. ADMIRALTY COURT, Dsc. 4. Tits Donnza.—The hearing arguments of Counsel upon the accident by which the Princess Chatlotto Berwick Smack was run down by the Dundee Green lander, was resumed this day. Dr. Jenner, for the owners of the Dundee, followed Dr. Adams on the sante side (on a former day) in answer to Dr. Arnold. who was beard in support of the claim to damages on the part of the owners of the Princess Charlotte. Dr. ARNOLD replied, observing upon the fact that the Princess Charlotte having been strnek on the starboard side. negatived the facts contended for by his Learned Friends, that the accident waioteasioned by the Smack basin parted her hello. Dr. LVIIIIINOTON on the same side observed, that this was a question of serious consequence to the par ties for whom he appeared. the value of the property lost being no less than 9,000/. Lord STOWELL concurred with the judgment of thr Trinity Masters. Captains Isaac Robinson and Steven son, who were present, in decreeing damages against the owners of the Dundee.—The amount of damages was directed to be referred to the Registry of Mer chants. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Dcc. 4. CRIM CON. PENNINGTON O. LOWE. The plaintiff. a coal merchant, brought his action against the defendant, an assistant at a school, to re cover a cotnpeosatien iu damages for criminal conver sation with his wife. It appeared that the parties were married in 1808, at Paddington church. The lady was a Miss Alwin, the daughter of a person of respectable character and circumstances. Mr. Pennington was 34, and Miss Alwin 21. The match was without the consent of her father. They lived happily together until 1817. when Mr. Pennington became greatly embarrassed ia i his affairs. He applied to his fatbet-in.law for assist ance, and the latter would only assist on condition Basel be separated from his wife and family. The plaintiff complied with the requisition. His wife then lived is her father's house in Battersea-fields, and with her i mother, in Essex. The defendant had been the school fellow of Mrs. Pennington's brother, who introduce+ him to the plaintiff. He was described. to be s person' of polite manners, and at the time of the separation et the parties, was considered an intimate friend. Whets. Mrs. Pennington went to live with her mother. the cottinct of Mrs. Lowe was sack as to induce thkusotber, to forbid her daughter the knew. She reildfd -1 at a place called Thayden Bois, near Epping. The defendant lived in the house with her, in the character of tutor to four children she bad by the plaintiff. She removed in 1319, on pretence of going to South End, for the benefit other health to a house at *misted, where she was delivered of a daughter. Mr. Lowe took the apartments. He passed for a half-pay of ficer. and said Mrs. Pennington was his wife. They slept in the same room, and after the accouchment, the lady returned with the infant to Thayden Buis. The medical man who attended her during the delivery, was a Mr. Macdonald, who knew her to he the wife of the plaintiff. in consequence of having attended her at the house of her husband on Bankside. lie went as a substitute for Mr. Brown. of Blackfriars-road. who had been sent for. It happened that Mr. Macdonald met the plaintiff by mere chance in Epping Purest, and a conversation ensued, which led to the discovery of the aduldery. The plaintiff then brought his ac tion. and the defendant soon after arrested him for a debt of 1101. claimed for necessaries supplied to his four infant children. The adultery was not disputed. and it was opened as a case of perfidy and cruelty, which called for large damages. Mr. Alwin, the brother of Mrs. Pennington, was the principal witness for the plaintiff, and the above facts were proved by other witnesses. Serjeant VAUGH•S addressed the Jury for the de fendant, contending. that the plaintiff had deserted his wife, and that he was not entitled to damages. The Learned Serjeant called no witnesses. Chief Justice DALLAS said this . case presented two questions. First, whether the action caeld he main tained. Secondly, *bit damages ought to be glues if It could he supported. The Learned fudge adverted to the case of Chambers v. C?ffel, iu %quick Lord Kenyon, Mr. Justice Ashursi. and Judges Ostler. and. Grose, held that an action for criminal conversation could not be maintained by a husband after separa tion from his wife. His opinion in this case was, that the circumstance of separation was to be considered a reduction of damages, but it Was no bar tar the action. At the tame time, be reserved the questiefi for the fu ture opinion of the Courts If his opinion was over ruled, the defendant's Counsel would enter a nowsnit. The Jury found a verdict' for the plaintiff = —Da. to wages 2501. - . ammamamimasww.i. Sumner Sessiotts.-e-Yesetrday James Hopki'u aged 60, was pm to the bre.. on I charge of intermar rying with a tine young girl, named Mary Narratt, aged tO, his former wife; aged 74, being .still alive. Mr. Mammas conducted the prose:whoa, and Mr. TURTON the defence. The first witness was the Rev. Dr. Sauncletr, the Minister of the united parishes of St. Agne s {Mack friars, and of St. Andrew Wardrobe, to rote tiis first marriage, when, to the infinite disappointnimiCotAiss auditory, Mr. Tumult, the Counsel , for 16- oliwore discovered a daw in the indictment, wbids aed to the case. i-t. • _ .43441/mu is irrtrasr•-314niday evrniag an -Inq ... .iitioa teas taken iu the Bust4t-rouut.of St, Das owes Hus h ital. before Thomas Slariteao:l4...ll;yro ii,r for Loudon bud S.mthwatk. ow the hdrif - ff , Alt, Macy. &sign. ago! AL jet. Uxbriligp. film,, On Thurs.lay Afternoon, threw herself mit of a winplArte pt the tire) houn,i tan, SasitAeLl. Verda3-4,auary: Bow-WrltiVe.—Testerday (ho. Wray, Benj. Mom, John otherwise Colonel Barton. Spinel Miry, Jimis Farthing, John Watson, John Milliard, (leo. Dud Ovid, Wis. Pardo', Wm. Logan, Wm. Cox, Ilses. Dom, Wm. Sums, John Carteraas. Hawse, and Wm. Jonas, were brought up by a party of parole. who had appre hended theta at a public-house. called the Sun, in lied fordbory, under a privy search warrant, panted by Sir Richard Strait, vpoh information that the bowie in question was a receptacle for thieves. Upon inquiry. the Magistrate felted that the 'sense bad somehow or other got into the possession of a twin who bad este been under sentence of tranlipatation, and who *lts still known to be connected with thieves: Wtay add Evans were tetognised by the oaken as men who go about entrapping countrymen Me the lon of their money at cards, &e. Moss. Colonel Sandhi Hawse and Jones were declared, dpoll the oaths of several •Steve, to be reputed thieves. Midfield was void to be the keeper of a brothel, and a notorious' dealer in forged notes. These seven were committed until they should find bail, and the remainder were discharged.—The landlord was told that he might rely upon having his license stopped at the next licens ing day. On Wednesday a nest, Containing throe young rooks was taken in the rookery at Herriard-house, Hants. DaitcTlOn or Turaves.—Bradfoed and Trow bridge, the adjacent villages and hamlets, and the neigbouring towns, have for a long period been in fested with a numerous gang of desperadoes, who have committed Many burglaries in Melksham, Trow bridge, Road.' Holt, Bechington, Norton-St.-Philip Bradford, &c. Ste. However, through the vigilance of Mr. Edmund Whither., of Norton, and Mr. Robert Price, the High Constable of Bradford, a horde of lung practised thieves and receivers have been appre hendeil, and a chain of evidence rendered perfect by the full confession of an accomplice, which has brought home to them the charge of breaking ope' and rob bing the houses of 1111 r. Bret., of Nortoo-St.sPhilip, a short time since, and of Mr. John Joyce, at Beekington, early in the morning of the lith alt.-- A large quantity of linen-drapery, stolen from Mr. Joyce's, having been sold considerably below its value (one of the receivers herein given 4e. 3d. for nearly 22 yards of Irish linen and cambric muslin.) and other suspicious circumstances .consing to the knowledge of Mr. E. Whither, and Mr. It. Price. they, with the most unremitting perseverance, followed up their information until they succeeded is apprehend ing Alexander Brooke (aged 17,) who, lading that the proofs against him were sufficient to con*' him, turned evidence and impeached John Heist (aged 19) and Richard Holliday, (aged 26) of bring concerned with him in the burglary at Mr. Joyce's ; sad Robt. Wheeler, (20,) with two ertlsers already its custody fur uttering base coin, of being concerned with him in breaking open Mr. lirary's house, at Nodes- St-Phillp, whence they stole a time-piece and a tea *lady ; bat being fired at by Mr: Urey, srhous they idgaise4 they desamped without further booty. Iteereke ll& &II laformltion alpha* Jamas Bastrload Szt 22,) Stephen Burgess (aged 20.) and Omer (aged 20.) for receiving the property, knowing it to have been stolen. Oa Thursday, Priddy and Satur day the whole of the parties underwent evatals.a. lions before Sir R. Baker, Bart.. E. Aaderdos. J. Wiltshire, C. Pbilott, and J. Madison, Emirs., when* quantity of the stolen property being produced, and identified by Mr. Joyce, they were fully coninsitted to llebestor-gaol, for trial at the next Maims, upon the clearest evidence. The remaining pert of this nutori• ous gang are known, and it is expected will shortly be in custody.. They are mostly natives of Trowbridge, and work in the quarries near that town, where part of their ill-gotten booty was discovered, congealed nuder large stones. Their practice was to meet at a public-louse in Trowbridge, inhere they concerted their plans of operation, and having fixed upon the place for making the attempt, they provided themselves with a small Iran .wrenching-barand soon stem chisels, and proceeded to the neighbourhood. where they concealed themselves from observation, dispatching one of their gang to reconnoitre, and to fix upon the premises to be robbed ; himself and comrades commencing their operations at about 2 o'clock in the morning, by work ing an aperture through the walls of the house suffici ently large to admit one of their number. The Ma gistrateeleave given the utmost facility, by their constant attendance and patient investigation. to further the effort' of Mr. Whither., MN Price and Mr. Joyce. whose spirited conduct upon this occasion is highly de serving of the approbation of the publir.—Two more of the same gang were apprehended at Bradford on Monday. and underwent an eliminative they were remanded. On Tkurpday se'nnight, between 6 and 7 o'clock le the worming; as Mr. Freakley. butcher, of Weston upon-Trent. near this town. was returning home (ram itageleY Market on horseback, he met a chaise going toward Itageley, between Shirleywicb and Haywood, and the night being extremely dark and s'ormy, he was unable either to see or hear the chaise, which was going at a quick rate, until it cane full spun him. Tile pole of the chaise tore off one of the stirrups from the saddle, arid struck Mr. Preakley on the groin, by which he was thrown to the greeted aid trampled upon by one of the chaise horse., esti so much bruised las to occasion his death on Tuesday. There were no lights to the chaise, and it appeared that Mr. Freak ley was gavelling on the wrong side of the road, be- cause it happeried to be the smoothest • and as be could not discover the approach of the ease initiate to areidit, meet probably be was sot perceived by the driver Anti! the unfortunate widest had occurrea.— lhis.ittnmslanclsolyinstance. of the impropriety of ,any catriage travelling npon.ffie public highway altos 'dari Aleut lights ; and we should i'espectinfiy sub mit to out legislators the ekpeilliney of intiodnciag a clanm limo • she Act of , Ptilletneut for regulating the biglswaye r to tinder it highly penal for say per son to am i ne drive a eamiage of may stmegiptiem there on one boor.aftersuneet or beforceanrise whippet pro per a irieseittei "iota 'MA'otily tend to insure tie ietty of the 'pereeingiailisiojterty of *Me wiseime sash morriage, 'but of NOM who troppes to he, nolkt-abet woorsieiry tratellitupiss alt,*' dark; bY wentittgatmeggetkesporomeh of the carrier, intio alotettree. Him the why _to avoid .the da.nee.— (StifortleAire .Idrertiier.) • LONDON manxicarig. COTTON.—The Coast matte* teeming ars" It purchases since our last are quite iammeWeeable,l4 .l I t h: holder' *tines midi' drueneng•ebel Itiedilkal ." - ---. _...t Or pai . &sue at lower priers. SUUAIL—The cm idly of del plow k vr et .. k Sx was laconsiderable, yet the few e el appeared and would not dispose of 'lace It , shade higher than on Tuesday t t as - the d itot• generally to' sande' to the idea* tad id' *mitt little Medi was done, el* law salts'leperl lido however, at as *dance of Is. per est: nit Is t o s ha there is a farther improvement is Ileseserades, Ike h - e i . , era asktd Is. higher than last week:oat the weasel k e e'• been generally acceded to : the mica sires this doy arty are its; per cwt. higher ; a few Barris s o ld 1 1 1 Frido .6 101.4 Witt thete ate now scarcely any ofistinir aug er i ii ;" ,The advance we bare stated, h. pet art. stet* deb d a i week; applM teetotally Wall dektleddat Ofiltilede et t The public ale of Barbados{ today; 123 cailei; 'hit t freely at the tearket edit* fully anfirmilig dia . /4 1 4 ere Wave stated. In the ruined market Weis iiiiiii i , interest ; for goods ready for immediate delivesk b t h eft were few buyers, Sad though the market vias'firm e • great improvement could be obtained. The paZ ~ lately reported for shipping are chiefly for the Ad her. ranean : for goods deliverable in Spring dab tog , great denoted, and the prices of the attracts were 3s. a 4s. above the present currency.. is Sagan very few purchase are lately reported Iyip r i tele contract. . . . COFFEIL—The polio sales lately Wight Isso at ,t have beeniaconsidetable : on Theinday led, 2t4 cask', 262 kati dab Plantation, ad 03 emits ligt fs• reign, weal elf rather freely . I the St. beano as at t h e revu e s to tem good laulity en bled& 1016. ad kilt bit the Jamie& and Dominica sold at *kW ,te% mini m lady the latter : the era:laity of Detoreoirt m ab erh i ci lately brought forward bas been so andiferalk trio a small redaction in these descriptions mud Ile slue/. 'Mrs public sale of Coffee this forenoon consisted of ale bags of Brazils and 60 barrels Havannah ; the Som me sold Is. a 2a. lower than the provides prices ; the lathy rather higher. The Cagee market generally Nay h stated exceedingly erns. the late advance fully Nis. taineel. RIUE.—By public sale on Friday, 106 hrls. Wan Rise, good quality, sold 345. &I. and 365. ; ordiasty all withdrawn at 34a. SPICES.—There was a considerable -improves:milt Pimento last week; 20i bags at pesbliu aide oat 4 freely. ordinary at lid.. gad rid, and tine Sid. Sit is other Spices there is little altecadoet RUM. BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—TIeste Inn been several large purchases of Rune privately, hat iss partials,s as to prices, Le.' have not transpired: it is dif ficult to purchase Learade Kelm late curreacy I anti holders have withdraws their Rates for higherroo. ' Ileueolies are heavy, end rather lower, notaithetentraf dee late improvement in Fraore.—tieueva is without ii• saration.. SALTPETRE.—By public sale last week, 740 hv Saltpetre went at low rates ' • 'Auction II per mat. ..a. 4 1.1 per Wt. at 21s. 6d.; 24 per cent. at els. HEMP, FLAX, end TALLOW —The prices of Tsi. • low coatings to fluctuate ; last week Yellow Om& Tal low in one instance bade/bravoed to 41s. the grand primeWm* e 43 .. ~ ai then the marked has iwonse limy, and the prices have again gives way, though set ose delerably ; the depressing may be stated at lid. • Is. . .„ cwt.—Hemp—Hemp continues ih good demand, and a ' .' advance most be stated.—Flax is also in more • athigher prices. ' PI ~ 011.5.—Whale Oil Is exceedingly beery and laseta parcel of tireenheasl reported to he aeW at 191.--Liard UR towtef has radioed 9W., her itiloseA. Ow= a purcinumi at that rate, es dirolllb,ow is to the price of Seed. NAVAL STORBS.—The priests of Tar have am /hilly improved. 1400 brie Terpeotine are buy «• 'parted, for which it is expected 15s. will he paid. Spit% gone higher.—ln Pitch, or Rosin, there is little varisils to state. IRISH PROVISIONS, Ike.—The prices of new Serf have rather given way.—Pork it; slit:out variaties.— Old Baron is exceedingly heavy ; the prime new is of feral freely about 35s.—Butter; have advanced 2i. rises ' last. - Waterford is in demand at !Ms. Our to._ TEA.—The solo has eolosneoced at the I odis•lesse; the quotations are in consequence nansinal. Tsi the Bohm have sold, incluaim; duty. six►',• W. per Ih ostler the lest sale prices ; Congo also a shale lower. COURSE OF EX,CHANOR.—Tu tSDAY. Amsterdam. 19 IS C. F. Bilbos. 35! Hareeleas,l4 Ditto, at sight, W 10 Seville. 34 Gibraltar.* Rotterdam. W 14 Leghorn. 47 Deuos, 421 Antwerp. I* 7 Malts. 45 Venice, 97 SU lialabw-gh. 37 0 Naples. 301 List)" SO Altona. 37 7 Oporto. 50 Rio Jaoskso Paris. 3 days sight, 23 80 Palermo. 119—Bahia; O Ditto. 35 00 Dublin, $ per cent. Mordeaux. 2. 90 . I Cork, 9 per cent. frat. Frankfort on the Malne,l36 Ftw. gold in bars. St. 1N: NM Petersbargh. 9 0 U. New Doubloons,3 I. MOIL Vienna. 10 IS Rf. Flo. New Dollars, Os. 041. Trieste. 10 IS Ef. Flu. Silver in bars, Stastiard, Madrid, 36 Cadiz, 38 4s. 114 d. As from the account, gives in our paper, a tee three individuals recently poisoned in Meelskaborde street, Dublin. the public, pseitar. concludes 'basil the three have been lost, it is proper to set matter' right on this point. ln three hours after the sue. dent, and sometime after the administration ef article' not necesoiry to be detailed here, the friends of the patients called in a physician, who felted the woo* IlLeatiet, and the elder of the little blacker, seven years of age, in a state of the 'reassign!' and is the last stage of debility, with the raw ie" perceptible. or very nearly so; the leter expired afte " r the lapse of a few hours. The wows*. WWII fis of . body was pretionsiv robe t, PlOlrea etts beers longer. The younger of the ehlolces, :Mot throe years, has been during some da y s danger. hat by the moat indefstig able ear, the goodness of his conatiteti on, he is rete . se 4 . lift death. and is now perfectly recovered. Th is. I t scarcely need be added, is matterof consolation tollls poor parents. se well as of joy to his feelieg O' Min. After the, early exhibition of medicine, &med to mutilate sad rens% • slot poison. the little ttt / b4l tressed on the env logict:e reempiro OM NM Yesterday looming, st N. Georges. H ew Edward :stasolvy. Es of rtinannby-hall, saberbas. Miry. second danghto q.. r of the late Williams Detighsh f."1"05 Jadgn of the Vowel of , Adawlat, 0 Our. la lion. East India Settle?. MVO. • a. 5• 0 0 0 0. Monday evening at his 460,4*. iv King " 4811 ___ • wok pm, in the detts year of . 14s „sr, Samuel Worms IC.sq. 0 16 VMPity.la Ote lanai egitiNdkiri. , Mies sad wifi lbw wife eiki Aleeffiegv/ 11 0 1 .160. Wilrs.Str? • Nair fear. of whlskdisease three of r also d was lipirsoliad da•Shiar . 11)41 ,!,. of the Rtsfietshy.' -1111..., . .- . ! ,rte • ti 0 .4 K 4 bMI la! ! y l4 4 * : "'I :4 " o.u. Jadr it6bl / 4 6: :1 1.1.646u ve irieg,---"44.5 ---1"64(7861. Mgr s, ac. its riported Is be miff raid. _~~~