The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-10-17 00:00:00

II r - - .~ •,:_. v cm _ i . . . • \5.......: • . . • 6 . . . ICS • ' . . .. . . ...... 1 iske ._ 111•••1 LONDON, W DNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, ISM NI:MRER 5192. WILL CLOS WAR ED on Saturday. the 20th instant D'S GRANO PICTURE. The TRIUMPH f the BRITISH EMPIRE at WATERLOO; size 33 feet :p c et v aulted by order of the British lustitutiou.—Egyp tfee Admissee, Is.; Callaolfue. Od. ; Explanatory ditto. 2s. ad. EOPENINO of the EGYPTIAN TOMB, loomobor.--11to Proprietor of the Egyptian Tomb hinsaolf hosed to express his gratitude for the great es s... at thePablie so liberally bestowed on him during \Niko. 'eceson, and has the pick - sure to aitaolltacti that. d ee ply holnes t ied romer sense of what he owh them who so highly enivAvraged his former exertions. that ke has 'pared no piles or expeose to gratify their cariosity on Exyptlaa Antiquities. . . is addition to the forme rs Exhibition he luis in Si: Models in Wax, reprenting the folloiving t" .t e nt Rests :-- The great pyramid of Shephrene, on the roamed erVei of 11OketM 1 toot. every stone of the exterior aid interitpt of I MM .chaatherv, and porticolios. are in the due pro roe:sell contrived as to glee the most cort*ct idea tbise nueiaat,hiean wuts. • fritellor of the Temple. la the isle of Philoe , is mos t milady eeccured and piloted. Mato! Hermantes is oho represented.. atone for stone. -A The askance to an Egyptian Tomb is Oonaon. with all A Mittel leer it, to elucidate the origin of the Anises. 'Mt part of tho Model or the Tomb of Pseuds., which bi thortobal not been put before the Public, will be placed so s 4 to give a maples idea of the Tomb. The great Temple of Ibsumbul. in Nubia. with all its CO kmal Figures. die. in tiveir doe proportions. will give a com plete idea of the Egyptian excavation*. Admittance One Shilling. B. The Proprietor tales this earl) opportunity to an e,,usee that the Eyptian Tomb will be finally Closud at sue mod of February. ifs**. THIS MONTH. Ia'AZAIRIO sin! Co. the Contractors. ',Wail the Public '►hat the Drawing of the present MONEY MOWERY will eovamenee on the 30th of This Month. They're. , the greatest pleasnre la acknowledging the re peeled testimonies of approbation bestowed on the Selene .hilt combines all the points that the Public have so long T yped for. There are THREE OF Z 311,000 ! ! THIRTY OTHER. CAPITALS.—.iII Sterling Money.— Vet Tyre Masks to a Princ.—No Classes.—And no Stock Prizes. lIAZARD and Co. have already had the pleasure of Roll in ALL the AMMO Prizes is Oao Lottery, mad Yore to repeat their good (odium Is the present Lottery. Tbey bisaredand Soldin the fast Loner,. No. 13.701, • Z 41.4100, sad kaek a tilkOOD'. at their 0:d and eery Portemate = Royal Exchange ; 20, Vernhill ; and 3 4, Ox- ANUEL INN, ST. CLESI EN 1" S, • STRAND. . . • , toirtcs. TOR Tit A VE NJ AND CON. 32YINU PARCELS AND MEM. ANDIZE. • it following MAILS and Other COWEIVB :go from the 'hese Inn : . a *oval FM, rig Dover.Thiadsly sad Fri4y Nights,. ul 3inadva. . - 11 larbiwrai ea Gosport Mall,' through Godalasindrt orstel4, aid 'Portsea, every Eveniag at a quarter put . sod Muria yat half past O. On its arrival a packet sails to Ste Mete 'Wight, to convey pasuiseers and parcels: and a Mai:teach sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, Rmawerth *c. ' , Gloucester Mail, through Henley. Oxford. tad Cheiten tun every Evening ot a quarter-past 7, and duality at half paw 6. Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesead. Chat ham, and Faversham, every evening at a quarter past 7, and %Mays* half past S. FroniCeaterlinry. pasaeageni and par eels are conveyed to Deal. Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich, te.• sad from Dover, paresis are conveyed to Folkston., ttedgate, Blythe, Dieciturch, Romney. and Lydd. Milford Mali, through Carmarthen, Llandilo and Haver ibeirest, every awning at a quarter-put 7, and timidly at helf-peat 6. Bads and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four inside, ticough Reading, Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenham, every Maul at a quarter-past S. Bath and B stol light Post Coach, every afternoon at 3. Bath light Post Coach. in two days. to carry four inside, through Maidealwain Reading, Marlborough. Devises. mad Melksham, Men, Wedeesds y, and Friday Mornings at 9. Coach Is chicly intended for the accommodation of Families. invalids, Ike. who eanaot undergo the fatipe of such a 'listens* hi one day. Brighton light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cock tail!, every Mantling at N. Cheltenham Original Post Coach. to carry only four in side, through Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7. 11 0 3 110 r. and Petworth Post-eoaeh. %teensy. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury light Post-coach. every Evening at half-past O.—Ditto, every Morning at half-past 6. Uodalming, and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Epsom, Lestherheact, Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto, through Kingston, Ditton. Cobham, and Ripley, of+ Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at 10. Henley Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I, Sunday excepted. littleitaiopton, Arundel, and Petworth Coach, Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7. Margate. Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstain light Post-cenehes. every Morning and Evening. °stud Light Post-coach, through Henley, Ike. every . Morning at 7. Portsmouth new end elegant light Fast-coach. the Regu lator, to eery *sly four Inside, dimwit Kingston, Guild turd, Peterstleld, and Ponies. every Morning at 8. Coaches from Portsmouth to ChiAuter, on the arrival of the Mall, throGO FAuworth, Cosham, ike:. to Bognor. Streeilwater Coach (reftoved from the Ball and Muth.) thrugh Ablagdon, Feriagdon, and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7. NORTHERN COACHES. Verb,sad Bdinbargh Coaches, and to a Parts *Nu North, every 'Herniae. at a quarter past K. Muisheater, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Hadders*ield, finisßard. Seeds. Halligan Rotherham, Shekeld, and Nor with Coaches, Daily. Vinsktiallu Post Coach, sett eel every afternoon at tr.. tarry* four inside, aid passes through Warwick, Leaming tee sad Maestri, to the Saracen`, Head, Bell-street, Str ada/11On nett moraine et tee. Wallingford sod Wastage Coach, through Maidenhead. ettlebed. sad Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Noraluirsat 7. Tewkesbary Pout-souk through Oxford and atallan lam every Morning at 7. CARKIRBS—To Terkienham.lllrnatterd• sad isieworth, every Meeday. Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are 'slay use expeditiously cion 'toyed hem th is Ina to every C ity. Town, Village and Cosatry Seat in the fellowlng Ceeetioil. viz.:—Berke , Ricks, Corua, Dow. Dorset, Heats. 'Hereford. Ohmmeter. S mg. Ogroni, Somerset, Surrey, Sasses. Wilts, Worcester, loath Wales. all parts of the lA. of Wight, Jersey. Guarn eri. and all parts of France; and to all Parts of tile North. * s • Taste entice, that se package. esatalsing glass. china, ouches,. elate. cash, or flank Usage. however - small the lama. will be accounted for, if lost rir deluged; tier any stow parcel or passenger's lattgance• of more than B. value, sleds specified as each when delft el toe Mai gad fate kr accordingly .4-4 Nog Post-chalses, te. at the shortest souse. I I' U, The Grum for "WA 11411PDEN AM in the Fkkl, end srvxxr lie 4 mike &.JWJ!" NORTH WALSHAM AND MILAN CANAL. %TO is hereby Gives. that a amoral QUAL TER LY MILTING of the Committee of Manage ment will be held on Monday the ith day of November neat, at Rleven o'clock is the foregoes, at my GWYN P 4 o. Mt, Broad-street, Golden-square, London. Abe, that a Green! Meeting of Proprietors of 1M said Company will be held at Twelve o'clock at aeon es the said day, at the same place, for the purpose of eleettag Mee* Persons eat of the said Proprietors, to be a Casualties of Management, for the ensuing year: also, that a General Keating oldie Conimittee to to be elected, trill be held at the mme OM at Maim e s einek in the forenoon of Monday, the littb day of November semi. K. A'BECKETT, Principal Clerk. October 15, 1641. LIOPE FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COM- Li PA MY.-0111ces, 10, Isedgata-hill, and *2k, Oxford street. adjoialag the Chyme. Madan; 10, Prinece-street. Zdinhargh; aad 10, Westissesiand-straat, Flal lIMPPICE.-4.1,11P1T4L ONE MILLION. Policies doted spots every Damiption et Psopwrty in the Visited Kingdom, upon reasonable Terms. Losses are uniformly paid by this Company, with libera lity and Promptitude. Policies, which expire at Michaelmas should be renewed within Pineal Days thereafter, or the same will become raid. LIFE OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. Persons assuring in this Office participate in Profits, with est incurring the liability of Loss. the Proprietors having undertaken all responsibility; upo4 which Principle name rotes are the instances of Tea. Twenty. sod Wray per Cent. being paid In addition to the amount assured ; and eases have occurred (when the Duration of Life has bees Consider ably prolonged). where the Payment has bees more than double the sum assured. A Bout s, amounting, in most instances, to TWINTT-VIVI per Cent. and in some to upwards of Tutary per Cent. 00 the Premium paid, within the last seven Years, ending at Michaelmas last, has been added to all Policies of Assur ance effected In this Office, for the whole period of Life. No Entrance Money, Adenissiou Fee, or other Olffehal Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. SURREY INSTITUTION, ()crow" 9, ISM. THE Proprietors, Subscribers. sad the Public are respectfully informed. that the following COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered in the ensuing Season :- 1. ON FAINTING, by C. F. Pack. Esq. ; to commence on Friday the tad of November, at seven eeloek In the evening precisely, and to be continued on each suoceediag Friday. S. Os the ELEMENTS of CHEMICAL bCIENCE. by John Murray. Esq., F.L.S. M.W.S. &c. ; to commas:so on Tuesday the tith of November, and to be continued on each succeeding Tuesday. at the some hour. 3. On MUSIC. by W. Crotch. Mus. D., Proksaor of Ms sic in the University of Oxford ; void. 4. On N ITC RAI. PH ILOKOPHY, by Charles Frederick Fartingtun. Esq. ; early in Ititt. ritIVILIEGUN OT eIIOrRIETORI AND StIINCRIIMIL Proprietors and Ovals:noes subscsibing U. Ss. per ennui hair I. To the Nees Room, furnished with the principal Morn ing add iiveniug rapers, the Gazettes. Le. S. To Au Reading Room, whkit is,urtfltlarly supplied pultb ditilkffenny isountals, New Books, and Patapidels armload lubtryst, • • • - 3. To the various Courses of Loolsres, delivered diming the Stumm. . 4. To a cony tory, furnished with the owes - Apparatus 2 every fecility to Chemical and Philosopt lest Researches. S. To the Library of Reference, comprisiog a fksiee. Lion of the hest Works in every Department of Literature sad Heienee. _ _ _ 8. To the Library of Circulation, eonsisting of Standard Works in British Literature; Voyages, Travels. sod Topa graphy ; History,Blography, the Belles Letters, Science, and Ilse Arts. Proprietors paying 2/. Its. annually, are entitled to a Transiersbis Ticket. and their Personal Ticket is Trans ferable ia their •hsenee. Ladies are admitted to the Lec tures, and to the Library of Circulation, at *l. 2s. per annum. KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary. ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. _ _ FROII the increasing demand of this much ad- mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish, &e. it has induced the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL, at his Wholesale Gil and Italian Warehouse, &it, Nee gate-street, (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all other Genuine Raines. Pickles. &e.) to return his mess grateful acknovoi ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, mad at ?he same lime begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all the OH and Italian Warehouses in London, and by one or more respectable agents is every town thrcuigliuut tin United kingdom. Ob.erve. none is genuine unless signed "Dinmore and Hon," and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To MeretwiN, Captains, and others, it is artieularly re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in and climate. 010.11 TUESDAYS LONDON GAZETIV. WHITEHALL. Orr. 16. A despatch has this morning been received by Viscount Sidasonth from the Marquess of Londonderry, dated Han over, October 9, and stating that the Wag arrived at that city on the preceding day, at three p. m. in good health ; and had been received by his Hanoverian subjects, on his Majesty's approach to the Capital and througt.out the joarne, uith the utmost demonstration at joy and attach- Went BANKRUPTCY ENLAPRED. J. Taylor, New Cat, Lambeth, ironmonger, from Oct. 6. to Ott. 13. •ANkRCPTCV firrEIXEDED. G. Griffiths, Grandam, timber-sorerchato. lIIANIRRUPTS. F. Walker, Ripon. Yorkshire, money-scrivener, to ant render October 23, 28. Nov. 27. at the Star-Ina. Ripley.— Attoraeys, !Hesse*. Stucker. Dawson, and Herringhant, New Bsetwell-eourt. W. Horroeks. Liverpool. eorn-dealer, Nov. 13. 14.27. at the George-inn, Liverpool. Attorney+. ;Hesse*. Blaekstock awl Bonet% Benett=walks, Temple. T. Watt. Tewkesbury. miller. November 1. 2, 27, at' the Hop- Pole- bus. Teta Imsburv. Attorneys. M ewirs. Casks, Clarke, aad Csdangtoa. Little St. Thomas Apostle. F Cbalpside. B. Gardner. faith. Worcestershire. farmer. November. 7,8, 27. at the Pack Horse-lan. Worcester. Attorney, Mr. Becke. Devonshite-street, Queen-square. 11:J. Inman. Rtacksnau-street, Southwark. brazier. Oc tober 18, November 4.97. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Sherwood aad Son, Canterbury-square, Sautiswark. DlVlDatNios. Nov. 0. J. Noyes, inn., Wassford, Yortahire. carpet-sta- , astaetarer—Nov. d. f . Palma. Lawrease-PooviinEy. bill. serrisant—Nov. 10. S. 81sow. Alberairie-street, Pivca dilly, dross-ataker—Nov. 10. H. Harris, etlipperfirkl-wood stUl. Hertfordshire, grocer—Not. 17, IF: sod J. Trousistoa. Wood-groat, sillsasiso--Nos. Its. W. Niatisr. spbolmover —Nov. 10. M. Jews. LoaJois•ausil. upholder—Nos. ti. 11. Hamm, Wap 'mi. • atwitter —Nub. 111. G. nasoian. Hishopapito-street. lice aper--Mo. 10., T. 'llolooss, • Lang-tiare.• mealsoimalav--Nov. rt. P. IPIO3. Isisishar--11.0r 16. it. W. Tos pal W. Zrlll. moreliants—Noe. 7, IL Howard. sitoelpen. easoaraciarer. rillittTlCATEC—Noir. 6. J. Warsley. Uneven'. wine-serchant--H. Nottingham. laamenanatactaretr—T. Johnson. Sim. Wake" merchant—J. Dickinson. Manchester, dealer—V. limemoad, Ludlow. svisammerchset. PASTMIIMBUITS DISSOLViD. E. aid O. Darden. Itioult, LasiMslif% 010•411•Itin —J. !trough and S. Wahl. Leek. Iltafeedeldre, Amen. nefaeterers—R. Aldapeend 11r. Hatton. fits. brewer.-- W. Red D.Edwarde.ente.-Meachasep, Bey. eeltsloos browen—R. end L . Doncaster. plenibers—J . Hew .llrt and J. Osborn, Oragh. irosatoeffers—R. Beer* J. Brian, sod .1. BBL Hovribridge. Devonshire. yare-reaste. bearers—R. sad T. Nativistic R. Holland. aid N. Green halgh, Bohai—J. and M. Bristow. BatelifeAlshway. ea gine-menutaeturees—W. Shaw. Walsworth, sod J. Roth' wend likegiar-raed. Yorkshire. worsted ataelthseinekers-- C. sad W. White, Ndrootoo. linen-drapers—J. Betters and J. Armsetrealt. Spoldieg. Lieeelphire. grocers—W. 'tithes- Kitt ruies bee OM T. K. Oxford-street. lines-drapers--T. Ter Pie add J. wn Kesvjek, CLIO 41 woollen-am -.lll,Pers-4:. , 0. hUmie... aid C. P. BoWagheryi . , -... Arm Baivr COURT BOUM M INCIIESTER, OcT — . 0. Ita. WALLEL —,— This gentleman who was last Session convicted of preaching in the streets of Ashton, was brought up be fore Mr. Norris to enter into recognisance, to keep the peace, pursuant to his sentence ; himself in M. and two securities in 25/. each. The sureties were Mr. John Pot ter and Mr. llarbottle. Mr. Milne added to the usual form of recognisance the words " to commence from the 16th instant." _ When the recognizance was read, Mr. W#rr begged the indulgente of the Court for a ososaimit. He un derstood that the effect of the recognizance into which he bad just entered was nothing more than to bind him to keep the peace, which, indeed, be might conscientiously say he had never broken. Mr. Nonuts—That is a question into which I cannot enter. You are now bound to keep the peace, and you must keep it. Mr. Waller—l merely meant to say, that as I cannot oonacientiou•ly refrain from preaching the gospel— Mr. Noauts—You must keep the peace, or your re cognizance, and those of the gentlemen who are bound with you, will be forfeited. Mr. Waller—lt is my intention and als'a to keep the peace ; but I beg to know whether my preachinc: the gospel, not in the street, will be considered a breach of the peace? Mr. Nounis-1 shall not answer any question put to NW on that subject. You appear to have a correct view of the nature of the recognizance into which you have std ; sad 1 am give you no further information. Xotels Aro Amused rist lir..Waller. should be t i altera down to the prison ; w h t Mr. (large Hadfield, who appeared as Mr. Waller's attorney, addressed the Magistrate as follows :—“ I have an observation to make ; and as it is on a point of law, I trust I shall be heard.— You will no doubt recollect, Sir, that at the last Sessions you and the other 'Magistrates then on the Bench, sen traced Mr. Waller to three months' imprisonment, I con_ tend that that period expired yesterday; and that Mr. Waller ought now to be set at liberty." Mr. Nonats—This is a question into which I cannot ester. Sitting here below, I have no power to discuss the decisions of the Court of Quarter Sessions. Mr. Ilanetein—But the sentence passed by the Quar ter Sessions has expired. Mr. NOILRIS-1 cannot inquire into that. Mr. Waller: like all other persons, is delivered into the custody of the gaoler, with a commitment specifying the term of his imprisonment. If the gaoler detain him one hour longer than the term specified, be commits a gross outrage on the liberty of a British subject ; and he is equally Maim-- ahle if he dismiss him one hour sooner. But I have no thing. to do with it. Mt. Ikmersx, the gaoler—Months are always taken a t the Sessions to mean calendar months. Mr. HADFIELD-111x. Waller's sentence was 3 months' imprisonment ; and legal mouths (except where calen dar months were expressly mentioned,) are lunar months, of four weeks each.—[ln the coin:pit:nen', which was produced in Court, calendar months were expressly men tioned.] Mr. Nessus—This is a matter in which I have no jurisdiction ;and I cannot listen many argnmenrs upon it. Mr. HADIIIILD—Jost now you directed that Mr. Wal ler shonid be takes down. Mr. Neorms—l beg I may not he misunderstood on that peho, 1 supposed that Mr. Waller had come before lets e arksemi of bis imprisonment to enter into racng t sod baring other business before me, I directed ibm he shiMil be removed.. I certainly did not intend airO esersesposeibility apes myself. Ile gaoler must thia. bk. Wait aa I will be responsible—(To the Turn key} Wm Mr. Waller down. 11r. 1111Bansi.o—Vrry well. Remember, I protest against amy flintier imprisonment.—[Mr. Waller was tires takes slrmrs.] 7 (.l/seekester effardium.) INDOND ERRY ASSIZ OS. CROWN COURT. Daniel Hagan. was indicted for feloniously carrying away Gatberitse Boyd, and forcing her to marry him ; James Hussy, Patrick Beatty, Henry Kane, Henry Haps, Muses M'Kendry, Francis Hagan, Rebecca Kane, MOll, ififienary, and the Rev. John Rodgers. were also insisted for aiding and assisting said Daniel Hague. Daniel Buse was foetid Gailty, and sentenced to be hanged stat the 27th of October. The rut were acquitted usd taiselia.ged. It ilGam iiVelland. charged with committing a rape so tie board Elizabeth Moore, Wand guilty of 411 114•1111111 1164 intent to commit a tape; to be jai primmeal ris media' and pay a Ise of 40s. minesb CSURT.—CURIOCS CASE. witsaini 11111 LIAR v. selastrat. This trawls mho brusght by tb., Plaintiff, whets Collector of guise for the District of I. , ,oloaderry, against the Dlssiaat, who is a !merchant, aid a very sateasive tohaemsoist is Derry. • .1 - *.l , Paws ativ - a; Pince. The eireaustaaces being of soa►e consequence, and the asters of the ease rather awe), It created cusai- derail* interest, tad the Court was crowded to items. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Jobs Blair, the' Pro• Collector, thatibe defendant, on Friday, the 9th • of June, 1820, paid Excise duty upon a hogshead of tobacco to the witness, amounting to a sum of el& i• that a part of this sum consisted of private bankers' netes, and that amongst the notes so paid there were notes of the bank of Sir William Alexander and Co. to the amount of 301. 18s.; that the defendant had paid one penny in the pound on those private mac*, so as to make them; equal to Bank of Ireland notes; that thy bank of Messrs. Alexander and Co. bad st payment en Satarday, the 10th of that month, as payment n ie ttad pot since resumed payment; that those notes Iftore stac ked by r the witness at the time he received them, and lore hit mediately afterwards lodged in the office of Mr. J. . A. IMO" kid bills gilts to lieu of them ; that the notes zero Maned from Mr. Smyth's office* the Excise As., on the 14th. 15th, and 17th; that be applied to the defendant to exchange them, which the defendant Wafted, alleging the penny a pound charged by the plaintiff, was taken as a guarantee for the solvency of the bank, and that be was not liable to any further re sponsibility on accoust of those notes. The plaintiff produced Mr. John Kelso, who keeps a discount office in Derry, to thew, that a penny a pound was the usual charges made between Bank of and private bankers' notes, and which Mr. Kelso was of opision. was charged as compensation, or no:antis sion, merely for the trouble of exchanging them. The defendant produced a witness to shell'. that a penny in the pound was more than the final charge for commis- . slop, but neither party proved any specific agreiment, as to whether the penny a pound was charged as an insurance on the notes, or as commission for the trou ble of excl:Raging them. The Judge thar..,red the Jury at some length, saying, it was a case of that description, which seldom comes before a Jury, SW one deserving of that consideration which should bring It to some ;pecific termination. It was entirely a Jury question. and he bad no doubt but the Jury b,•fore whom the cause bad come, all of them Aientlemrit of respectability and experience. and. no doubt, most of them men of holiness, would see the matter in its proper light, and do justice between tie parties. The Jury retired.and returned in a short din., when the Foreman informed the in.lge, there was n• prob.i• bility of their agreeing; whereupon they were dis clairgetl by content, without tia.ling any verdict. Some disturhinees ha. e lately taken place in flan' taint of Duollae aid feed, Isle of Masi: Med figs . afellirera 1. _ currying% •and -put Ai ltnnecielsary advance on :i.e price of that indispensable article, the lower classes collected and demolished the houses of several bakers and Dour venders. A good deal of property was carried off by the mob, and wines and spirits were set flowing in the streets. As there were no military in the island, the gentlemen in the different towns, being joined by the hat;-pay officers, associated under the command of Major Nichol!, late of the 97th regiment, and having obtained arms and ammu nitiun from the King's store, they secceeded in re ✓ering order, after wounding two or three of the rioters, and securing the ringleaders. Troops have been ordered from England t the corn do:lees have lowered their priers, and the exportation ..f grain from the Island is inhibited for three months. 11 I Friday se'unight, at 12 o'clock at night, the 31:tax Cavalry and half-pay soldiers were still on duty, an all was quiet.—(Gbver„ ow C.ronicle.) With the excepti n of a very s ight shower eaey yr sterday morning, the weather since Sunday tve•d• g last has in.en very tay..nrable for the labours et the grin harvest, which, with the exception of bier _rounds, may now be said to be concluded, and in these fart dvan -ell. A few days more must concludi the hart•est in every quarter, and though partial damage has beta sustain. d, span the a hole it may he stated as ;marl) a fair aveiag,e crop. The farmers in this neighbour:tood are busily employed in taking ua their potatoes. • The weather has ever'v appearance af continuing settled. We bad a slight degree of fri.o.t this morning.--(Gleager Cunene.) As the lion. Norman fliiton was lately returning froru his seat in Devonshire, the horse upon which he rode, (formerlycharger itelungiug to an officer in the guards,) suddenly drone down and immediately expire.l. sir. H. 's leg suffered a severe enhtssion ; hut, notwith standin, the pain which he felt, he sacreeded In proeur ing assistance ; and, upon opening rite body of his ho •se there was found, wonderful to rein e, the half 44 a bayonet in the reseera. The poorl.o.a • is a tapped to have met with this extraordinary wound at Use late great battle of Waterloo. The Earl Temple Was overturre I In bit gig on Sa turday evening near Braintree. on his return to town from Cuslield Hall, in Essex; to . rtauatel), however, neither his Lordship, nor the servant who was with him, received any serious injury. MIORATION or 11112DX.-11 has lately been o' served that the swallows from this neighbourhood, which had taken their departure fur the present season to a more tngenial climate, returned, in consequence of adverse weather, at the time so many vessels were driven back. The weather hating since become mild they renewed their Sight s and have now entirely disappeare.l.— (Liverpool Mercury.) • Hl6ll-asap Fowt.s.—At Bentley Farm, in the parish of Framfield, Sussex, a hen recently made It. r nest on the ridge of a lofty barn, wherein she de-. posited her eggs, and in despite of the wind and rain which must have assailed her, there perf•rtneil and completed the eork of incub +don, as appear e d soon afterwards by her bringing her callow 40,0, to the nuraber of twelve, in safety to the ground. On Saturday evening last a fire coek-p4eassat was found perched in the d.awing-room of Hen Vyse, at Beverley. The servant bail put up the windine to air the room, and was surprised to ind this new viol:be is the evening. He had strayed in the mite of tide day. and bad taken op his resident* for the night. 1 he. .window was put shown, the bird Ire/1m !, and sew as a present to the lit-Demi at Litchlield. J.