The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-28 00:00:00

IRELAND. COMMON PLEAS, Aram !I. SEDUCTION. =CH V. IVICIEDVTU. This case, which elicited a eery lively interest, mime on to be tried yesterday, before Lord Newbury, mid a most respectable special Jury; Alderman (mimeo, Mr. Hutteowse, In a most pathetic address, laid the Plaintill's case before the Jog!, mad Mr. GRADY replied on behalf of the Defendant. There was but oim witness, called Sarah Birch, daughter to lb. Plaistiff, and the object of tboactlost, a very pretty Interesting English girl, of 19 years of ego, aid up. parsollj . treemely fastlaatiog In her eisnaers and ad dress. hoe oadeveront a long and minute investiga tion; bat from the great dreg of persons who filled the Covet. we were set eble to get within distinct bearing of the witness, mid are therefor, only ens. bled no alined *or 'Peden the following imperfect 811.telt of the leading facts of theme : Th. Plaintiff was the proprietor of as hotel in the small town of Broedstaits, in Englund, wi•hin half a mlle of which his daughter Sarah resided, at the house of her suet, a respectable lady ; she had two sisters Odor then herself, one of whom bad been mar vied to a gentleman of fortune, the other to a Captain is the Navy. In the amok of Animal, 1815, the Defendant, Mr. Metedyth, a yowl Irish Gentle man, ander op, who bad lately become, by the death of his father, the owner of an estate of 4 or 50001. •-year, arrived at the Plaintiff's•botel is • baresche sad four, and having seen the Plaintiff's daughter, then bat 15 years old, at her father's, where she sometimes went of messages for her sent, and being struck with her personal attractions, he soon effected en sequabatance with bee. After a few loonies's, he contrived one evening to induct her to take a drive in his 'mooch', but she finding he was taking advantage of her ewes* youth and inesperiesce, when he had driven her about the distance of two miles, got alarmed, sad asked him where be was taking her to. He gave her an mate answer; renewed promises of marriage he had made to her before, and continued driving on until they ar rived at eleven o'clock at night at a town thirty miles from Broedatairs, where they slighted ; sod she, supping they retired to their respective rooms., While the young lady, however, was in the act of locking her door, the Defendant made his way in,; sad its despite of her remonstrances, completed the rein of his misfortunate victim. After taking her to dab/emit places in England, they west to Loadosi, i and !topped at Bait's hotel, Dover-street, where they were pursued by her brother, who, however, did not succeed either in rescuing his sister from her seducer, or obmising satisfaction for the injury he had done her family. The Defendant muds his protegee die piss herself in the dress of a housemaid, and con trived to avoid being taken up by the Police slicers who were brought for that purpose by her brother.— lle then came over to Iceland, and after stopping at woe or two places for a short time, he took a boos, • for her at Itanelagh, where she wss congaed in July, 1818, of a boy, who *B9 railed after his father, ies'irs Pool Meredyth. hitherto, muffin sometime tooter, the Defendant treated her with kindness, although of a very jealous disposition ; so mach so, that for sizteen months she was in that house, she, ern never permitted to cross the threshold. la As. 1 gust 1817, he drew a kind of will, in the shape of s trier, miserably ill written and spilt. in which he m , tvioned her with great affection, and settled all hie' dis.losablie properly on her and his child, whom he cool:dad to her guirslimsbip. However, his affec tion at ledgth abated, end his conduct towards her changed ; and she stated that hereto best her cruelly. Ile sent a friend of his to tell her, at last that he must' part with her, us he was going to get married, and bad therefore taken lodgings la the town fee her, her child, . and a couple of servants, and would smile an an. unity of '2OOl. a year upon her, and give her a sum ' 1 of money in hand. His promise, however, ha did not think 6t to perform, and she removed to her new abode with no mere than St. in her pocket. Here she remaieed for several months, without his ' 1 • vets catnips near her or giving ber any money for 1, her support, incept on one occasion that she went to !I bins •t an hotel, in Capel•sweet, when be gave her a posed sots; and on smellier, lifter an interval of some weeks, when be pee her M. She was con. roquently compelled to paws her watch, seals, Ix- :1 list', and several other articles, even to her child's ! I frocks, to enable her to procure the means of sub. sistence. Thy witness, io stating this, pulled the de- '1 Orates out of her purse, at which the Learned ‘1 Counsel who was esamining her (Mr. Gniehl) was so much effected ma to be unable to refrain from sheddirg teen. As for the wretched girl herself, she st ferent periods of her examinatiou wept bitterly; and indeed every body in Conn 'rimmed deeply to deplore the fatal iudiscretion that had 'educed this lately young creature to sea premature misery. la charging the Jury, the Noble Judge, after de. preemie( the conduct of " the spoiler who could first rob she rose of all its sweets, and then link, like • loathsome weed, away," asked, what must be the feelings of the parents at losing such a child, whose 'domino, it was plain from her deportment on the table, was far from having been neglected,even at the tender age at which she had fallen ? His Lordship was so overpowered by his feelings, that be was obliged to step and weep for several minutes before he could proceed. Ile concluded by cautioning the .Ivry against seining themselves to be led away by their feelings as be bad been by his; et the same time to meek their sense of the Defendant's conduct, by awarding such damages as would show, that crimes of this nature were not to pass unpunished. Verdict—Two Thomas's' Pounds damages. Yesterday, • yoong girl was committed to the nous", of Correeion, for attemptiog to stab her am ther, a respectable woman, living in Middleses-etreet, irtirters' Town. The girl had for the sixth or seventh time ran off firma her family, and betaken herself to a life of. prnstitailon, end had repeatedly threatened rn ',larder her parent for remonstrating with her on r The workshops of Mr. Bird, cabinet-maker, at P mlieo, were a few evenings bark entered and rob b u t.listyvi i . a LO ti.e nor 01. 2'llB C4GBENIRE GOAM The CIICESSIM goals being arrived at Moraines, slave they are saw disembarking, the public will read with a lively interest the details which M. Ter sest, Member of the Chamber of Deputies, has com municated to the Society for the torment of this acquisitios, so importeut to our usensfectsres. M. Tangos says, " I have learned by M. Jas. hert's letters, that he was compelled to abasdos 200 of these ',Walt is the Steppes of the Ural ; that, besides, be had brought with him seventeeo ar rays lades with sick animals; that what nosed him most pie Was the sufferings *imitated by his lock from fatigue and cold of frost 18 to 22 degrees; that al length after having braved Warr, thirst, and the solves of the Desert, bevies traversed half-civilised nations, and performed a long journey by laud, there remained nothing father for him to samosa but be dilicallits of the sea, and that he had embarked 588 admits, of which 210 were of the port breed,l 300 of creiseJ breed, sit sheep of Bothnia, of cam mon wool, eight young kids, seven young females, and seven males. Ile announces to me, that shoo these animals shall have arrived is France, it will be netessery to take extreme care of the metes; that these animals, which are vieoroes but delicate, have neither the shapes nor the 'emulsive smell of the Es. roppan goats; that it Is impossible to lad animals more docile, more courageous, more easily outdated or supported their these gate, bet that they would seller from cold, ill-treatment, sod want of satirist'. mom. In his previous letters he informed me, that he had succeeded in supporting these with bay and ate and that every species of posturer would suit t MO." We learn from Marseilles, that of the 588 barked, 160 died on the postage; bet this loss is compensated in some degree by the birth of several others. 'the eight males have boon ►educed to five. A veterinary surgeon has been sent to Marseilles to take care of them. M. Janbert still remains in the Crimea with tba ►irk goats.—( Paris Paper.) THE STATESMAN: TEST ACT-Mix!' CATHOLICS. Jeremy Taylor, in considering whelk" it be Issasl for a Prim:* to gists tolorttion to several religions, observes, that, " it is no more than whether he muy lawfully pPlPpretie any man for not being of his opi ; Wen." And Sir Richard Steele makes this distinction between the Church of Rome, end the Church of ; England—'o the forme. -r..tends to be infallible ; end the ether (says be) el ads io the right." We de not neck approve of In. eine the Stuart., bet in this cm it wield be better, than in others, which may be thought more agreeable. Anthony Wood, on the viiit of James 11. to Ostord. says, " Then the King going to the great door behind the Theatre in Car• ditch to take coach, 1.6 turned aside to the Vice. Chancellor end Doctors, and said: I most commend onto you against, love and charitie, that there be a right undetstanding among you. I most tell yew, that in the King, my father's time, the Church of England's men, end the Catholics loved each other, and were, es 'were all one; bet now there Is gotten • spirit, which is quite contrary, and what the tresses is, I cermet tell. There are some among your, that are the occesies of those things, bet I know theni, and shell eke notice of them is fetere."—(Athens Wow p. call.) LLIDILITY of LANDLORDS ro POOR'S RATES. By " An Act to amend the fees for the Relief of the Poor," pasted on the 31st of lest month, it is enacted " that from and after the Ist of Jimmy, 1820, it shall be lawful for the inhabitants of any parish, in vestry assembled, and they are hereby empowered, to resolve and direct, that the ;wiser or outlet s of ell hmises. apartments, or dwellings iu each parishes, being the immediate levier or lessors of the Weal occupier or occupiers, which shall re spectively be let to the occupiers thereof, at any rent or resits rot exceeding twenty pounds, nor less then six pounds by the year, for any less term then one year, or on soy agreement by which the rent skill be reserved or made payable at any shorter period thee three months, shall be awned to the rates for the relief of the poor, for or in respect of such heases, apartments, or dwellings, end the out-Mouses end car tilages thereof, instead of the actual occupiers; end the inhabitants so assembled In vestry may and they are hereby authorised from time to time to rescind. renew, eery, and emend every such resolution and direction, as they shell see occasion, so as no such re solution or direction shall extend to mess or cite rg• the owner of any house, spartmebt,or d trellise s , hich shall with the oat-bosses end cartilages thereof be let at • greater rent than twenty pounds or less than els pounds as aforesaid; end the church. wardens and overseers of the poor of every such parish are hereby empowered and required to carry leto elect all such resolutions and directions of the inhabitable in vestry asreashled, and in mimeo sad esecution thereof, in all Rates to be by them made for the relief of rbe poor, to assen bye fair and equal pound rate the owner or owners, being the immediate lessor or lessors of the actual occupier or occupiers, of every house, apartment, or dwelling, to which each 'reflation sod direction shall tweed, for, or in respect of the same, according to the ecteel rent at which every such hoes., apartment, or dwelling shall be let, after making a reasonable deduction from such rent, not exceeding in any case one.balf of the some ; and epee aoto-peynient of the sum or semi so to be assessed, the someway and shall be levied upon, and the payment thereof be enforced against such owner end owner", lessor sod lessor., so to be assessed, and his end their goods and chattels, it like manner as rates for the relief of the poor may by law U. levied, and recovered, and the payment thereof enforced upon and.against any actual occupier en whom thel same are charged." A gentlemen of Farnham, riding down a ►ill in the neiehboerhond, en one of the new hobby-horses, the Iwo raw away with him, or, more properly speaking, it proceeded with etch velocity that be could est succeed in stopping it. Unforistiately, he came in minted with • post, by %hit!' means the ma. chine was erre set, acid the Grn•lea.3o broke'hi! sate. NIDDLRSEX SRSSIONS,4pitn27. It most he frmb is pant tecollectioa. that in November last a rase of child-dropping/ was losewiemed at the Pabhc-.dire is lhatio•Aloream. io which a widwife and m female of respect able rimealam (amber of the child) were .apposed to be Implirated. The odicen of the parish w the proclaim of which the child was Valid. croweisiag the cow to be of sorb a ware ai to th-assad p Vac lasestigastoo. dem aimed to Wine It before a Cows aid Joey, mil this day the midoife sad she mother of , he Waist were iadksed fora romping, to drop she child $ bat alter a oriel which lasted several Mama. it OMB I:eoce was adduced abide mad at all correct the alissber with the espasore or detertiim of the child. lier wly sohj , tt. as tar ns she was rammed, appeared to hare Ivra to c.a.'s', if pow sibk, Ike birth of she child from her telaillies. The Joey. after or flogger appeal from Mr. Scanherr, as behalf of she mother, mat from Mr. evolution, spa Ms part of the nide*, resumed a verdict of—Not Guilty. BOIINGL The match betimes Joshua Hudson, and Williams, a waitr ons below Bridge, fee 4st salamis, was decided as Tuesday. is she Meadows. opposite Woolwich, I. the preseme of worn .r eight thwasmod spectators. The Casamisassey smarged the deg ea the absence of die Chief Centaseadfar, bat the Hoop of convostocerb, la the very teeth of she lag ships, were above she Comma awry loads. sad he tossed them op as award/Ales, who would creed eves Mr mini crib. The ntra set-to at one &cheek. Steames, Mossier y and Tool Owen for Iladatsa. and Oliver sad a *Mager far She satermas. Beide' gamma to posed* on Haim. Raged 1. Mach cashes was cued by limbos to get in; be amide play by • lefittimaded Mt at She head, sod she %memo' retorsed epos him wish a heavy sighs hit as she side. After some seramblika baring, she Mem eloped, and Hodson was Shrews. /be wigwam had rattier she best of she round. V. Williams made play, aid some gay fighting foilowesl. Ilodoes placed a smart hit MI his armoires right eye which art is "getting; hot she asterism; was elms at his wait, sad hit me fealiWy at the body. Another elm, followed, and she 11111.1110111 . 8 nmegth served him again, by throwing bad mu. 3. This naiad reduced she haute m ■ emulsify for Ha las, barring as accident. lit begonia Ma watchman dews to his weight by severe Mile( ; he met him emsolog in with • dash left • heeded blow is she enure adobe bead, mid is blast gnaw nine for tbiaking, be followed is with his right baud apse she left rye, which warred him away, sad chamnrriesil all M. per works. 'lle retinae was too goad us go down, sad he Weed Mat his advenary with mach bravery ; bat it was poly to revels,. limbos had got his mesmerising so well, shot he brood* his silvenary's head dews bandy fur the right had by Hirrere body hits. Ibe rowed elided by the sideman being knocked down; the comusions *a his bead kid lib features, sad hi. _eyes were nearly darkened. Werenty.oae other muds were fought; but there was so mese\ maeseso in them, that to dndl them amid be Weimar, I as the anteroom ors. dead bent. Histisoo's K j inser gave him she opponomini of resting humielf, whilst the water's:Ws bend wa. single( all tunes. The neat three rounds he was sot very busy ; bet is she fik he begas so work again ; he plwed two bits. broke away wish noel dexterity. and renewed she 'warts said the waserstaa's head bled as ifs toile had been at stark at it. In the ith resod Modem bed dabbed his work by tlarkeni; boo eyes, sad the waserana was ads iard so drop it; but his extraordinary pow tattooed is dead mull forty mimics had j timpani, when, is additios so twine Mint, he was Irma out. ; as/ .avtd set came le lime. timae received some scarf.' body blows; bat be proved himself an eat sad ester. OLD D.IILEY. TUESDAY, Arum Arum 17. Plegiemob Taverner sad William Taverner were ron Weil of walassially hawing la their pos,...inn a yeanilty of 6ve aad *or posed fared ones of the Bask of Esglarid. The Y. Na. ere stand la the erosion of somber and son. The ▪ vii. 496 of 11. and 19 of 51. were eaciaisied is a panel brmarbi from Birmingham. James Clark was ism/hied of barks( asslawfolly in his pos. mown Mil. in forged Bank of liastrad tows e booming obras 10 be fimged. Charles Wrieki was capitally convicted Inc a hugestv la the dwelling-bore of Chi lainpher 11ilkie...0,0ml Mealiest 111 b. of lea. Nsm..Yollllt STATt PRI►OR. -From tEe Report of the Inspectors of the New-York State Prison to the Legislature, at the present Session, it appears that there was in Prison ea the 31st December, 1818, 618 persons, via. white men 503, black do. 69- white women 19, black do. 14.-Total 618. The Prisoners are employed as follows :-Men, w 116, quille►a and spook's 62, spinner., twisters, and carders, 19; gear makers 4, dyeing and sizing yam 6, Feelers and winders 9, shoessoltrrs 104, closers and binders 7, cutting out shoes 1, turners 9, pre paring chair stuff 8, b►ushaskers 14, coopers 3, blacksmiths G. carpenters 12, tailors 9, ',sinters 3, novels 5, stonecutters 79, labourers 8, oakum pickers 12, fur cutter 1, conks and bakers B,' gardener and ostler 2, waiters in balls 12, do. in front 4, barbers soil gste.krepers .1, sr bite smiths 3, logwond cutters 2, sewing stockings 1, picker 1, C machine 1, attendants in weaving shop 8, clerks 4, assistant physician 1, superintendent 1, tick 18, in cells* 6, confined in rooms 10.-Women, wash►rs 14, sewers 8, spinner 1, sick 5, invalids 2, waiter 1, do. in front 2, relieved from the cells time last Report 4, engraver 1, reed-maker 1. • Utters posioitaros Is the Wont, rens 5. Four vessels (a ship sad three brigs) sailed last week from Demerits for British America with 531 passengers and various kinds of goods They are mostly ill of Use labour's/ classes of society, either connected with agriculture or labourers, and some , of them paupers from the North of England, for' whom the overseers of the parishes pay the passage. . _ IMQVUT.—On Monday an Inquest Wes held at the Ploegh, near Croydon, on the body of R. Wood.— The deemed was a farmer. living at Down, la Kest; end on Wednesday last left home to go to a herie race on Epsom Downs. Me was seen on the race course about the middle of the day, and was s.p. 'opposed to base spent the remainder of the day there, or in that seighbourhned, as be was overtaken by a men going to week at the Smog Mills .t Bed. dington, between one and two o'clock the next sw.rn. Dog (Thursday). It was then very dark; he was walking and leading his horse a bye.road, towards Croydon-commea. He was afterward% seen to meant the horse and ride homewards, anti did not appear to be intoxicated. A short time after this.sonse men weregoing to work, root many yards from the spot where he was last awn, and Nand him lying with his face downwards in a stream of shallow water, which is part of the River Wsndte, quite deed. The hone was discovered in the meedt.w on the other ,ide of the water, grazing, with the bridle and saddle on. The circumstance excited great alarm, as he was sup. posed to have been attacked by rohbers and mar dared, as many robberies have lately hewn committed about C►oydon Common ; but there being no marks *of ♦iolence upon the body, and it could not be dis covered that he had lost any property, the Jury had no doubt bet that the horse, from the darkness, had stumbled Into the water and thrown the deceased, who being enable to extricate himself, was drowned. Verdict—Accidentally Drowned. On Sunday, as the son of Mr. Lewis, of Hawk horst, in Kent, about four years of axe. was giving a sow some cabbor.stalh, the creatore got tht child's bawl in it• ince, a;:ti Lit his thumb slid the adjoin. ;r g , r— s cr U. POLICE. CHARLES nENNErr. Bow.gram.—At the lien. Chaste: Retinal woe had PoSOPSsiusi ea.,' In the senu•s.t. of 6001. io dollars, which -the Oldrosborgh Moe. al rates owed help 1.41 Nlb , aod have teases. witted them to the care of air. Hirai', the Magi. restetdmy Charles Loris SeAweete► was brooght 1 to the office, and charged bete,* Mr. Bums, *4 suspicion of having committed frauds to a consider- Ws astral in the city of Paris. That charge, how ever, could act be gone into; but Mr. Capper, of the Aliar.Office, attended to prefer one against him under the Alien Act, for having come to England from Franco wit►out entering his name and fall de: scriptioo, ala. whence be came, and where he was going, withis t►e time directed bythe Act of Parliament after he landed at Doter; which *wing satisfactorily proved, be wu committed to liridenell fur God month. QUELN-SQUAItr....-Yesterday al/ttl Ca lint, a girl at the won, was folly committed, on saspition of picking tba pocket of J. Goody of four balf.crairis ; sod hdiza Cooper, another Cyprioa, was rvalanded, for so•tciiog from tie breast of • Corporal in the Guards a %Voodoo Nodal. Lainevu-svatrt.—lrsterday a yawn men of tee spechble appealance and connesieas, at White. ehaple, named J. Seroggins, was charged by Ellett Wells with robbing her of a 11. Bank of England sole. She staled, that her Instead, a navigator. tied been employed at the Soatk•ark.bridge, end ball saved from his earnings a few ;meads. Thelon Mese day evening she took eat M. to purchase some op. pant; she Vild est 11. and was returning home through Cableostreet, Wellelese.eqsara where she pulled out • pane and a be. paper of halfpence. She look oat the nets and held it hi her nit•icl, when the Pri s pet his hand ever her deal. der, snatched the note, and no away. She per. sued him , crying " Stop thief;" and be threw the note le soma girls, who made their escape. Ile was stopped by the watchman. This was sheet Itulf.pest ten o'clock at night. Sir DAN. WILLIAMS was about to commit the Pri s when he said be was diloking with Foster, the jailer at the °See, at half past tru, end most positively declared his inner. cence. On which Forster was called in, and proved having been with him at the White florae till half. Ina ten, sad after. The constable said, who the hisoner nes brought to the watch-hoese, he went to she Prosecutriz's residence, and enquired of her husband what money he bad given his sire. 11e be -6 laird, and then said be gav• her a few shillings • bet basing conversed is rib her at the watch-how ;Ctn. wards, he said he had miter; her two 11. notes. The Magistrate then enteistrd the husband and *ire se. pentely ; the husband said, his wile had got the notes for a little 'Rear chick at 'alines times they bad need, but • here she received the Notes be mod not tell ; bet the wife, on her nomination, raid, she got the notes from her husband. The Magistrate repressed hill indignation at the vile attempt they had made to itateach the Prisoner's character, advised him to indict them for perjury, and dischatged bins. UNIOS-lIALL.-If'. Slone was charged by I. All. nett, of Claphain.enninion, with haring robbed his garden, and broken into I i, tool hoes*, from which he bed taken various garden tools, together with e. gun.-11. Gilbert, • labourer in the employ of the Prosecutor, at a quarter past four o'clock on Mon. day morning went to work in the garden. rebore he discovered the Pris.ner in the act of carrying off the plunder. On pursuing the thief, he dropped the things, and crept thumb a hedge, hot was ultimate. ly apprehended in an adj-ining 5.11.—Tb. Primmer wu sent, in less nun twelve hours after the Arms was committed, for trial at the Quarter Sassiest. A inelaecholy •evident occurred at Greenerld last night. TWO loan men railed at the house, *free night, for the purpose of seeing the female. servants, and while in the kitchen nue of them lifted a fnerl. ing.piore, and after °sils various gostieetatinus,, pr.sented it at the breast of Goo of tho females, drew the trigger, •nd shot her dead no the spot.— The two wen are in custody; bet it sorely is tory improper to allow ire.artas to lie in imposed Oleos, when loaded, after In many pronfa of its melancholy eonsospences.—(Glesgewi Chronicle ) A few nights ago, the hnato of Mr. Sands, No. Rnckiugbam•row, lieot•ruad, was broken into, and robbed of a great quantity of plate, linen, damask table-cloths, some jewellery sad wearing apparel, to the value of about 1001. BIRTH. On the ?6th of April, al Norwood, Mrs. Jaws Inglis, of a sea. MARRIED. On she 271 h of April. at dr. Clement Illane'e. John Maude. rui of lloutingd..o, to Mho Watson. the rah daugSter of n 'Wass Wow's, hiq..t W ltherh. to the county of I h On the Nth of April, at W. tenortars. Mowediteh Gewce Wroariam. Ey. of Krielluvon. Vo. !shire. to Letitia, yelp daughter of Mr. N. Porter, of Chaelen-upaire, 11.11... DIED. Os the 35th of April, is Gaadgeotreet, Mr. Jaw, grocer, is hie Orb year. On the 22 t of April, M Bath. aged ;7, I. T4d. Miser Nest real. in Canada, Fag on the 15th of April, Sarah. wife of Mr. A. P. Driver. Jo.: of L..hetb. aged 31. lo Cletus. is November lint. on beard (be EMI India Cnae , pany's +big, Sealeby Castle, is She MO year of bi• age. Fraser. yoinegew Soo of E. Nichhe., E.q. of Llsarinnewreet. PortOad ewe. the . 2.5111 Or April, aged 73, Asa. wife of the Pen. J. C. Blithe., Minister of the Haabrn' thenels. C4/U11C1: OF EXCHANGE, Tvrattatr, Arum 17. Maslenlain. 0 0 11.0 U. i lothara,sll* Delio. at 4 ight,o 0 ' Geom. 4 Amsterdam. II 6 C. F. Matta, Al Ilion. at sight. 11 S %ewe. 13 Itn , lerdase. II 7 U. Naples. 411 Aolviesp. ..1 N ~. assa. 1 Paterata. i per**. liambergle. 31 U. ' Lialsess 57 Altana. 31 1 U. Opens,. ',7 ,___. 1 Ina J.- ',O) Ilia - Paris. 3 daYs's lied. 33 YOU. I Ilia Janeiro,. all Ditto. 4 111 U. 1 INsblin. 11 per ('eat. Bnardran v. :14 10 U. I Cork. II prr Urn,. Frank on tbeMaine, 14lea.mn Agin of the Rank on Ilabni t Madrid. Set effective l'arlagal Gadd, in Cato, Cadiz. :.:11 effective per O. Hilbert, IR Gold in Mars. per az. Seville. 39 'sew Ihtiinr., Gibraltar. 31 Silver.iii Mar, otandard 51.60. LON IX) Pr.trell touril Pub,Wirol by '. P. •11Y, to the s. tl't'g 01 ri 6 u., No. 4 +.!ibrh•cautt, Et et qrret.