The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-02 00:00:00

lit .r 77'rv - • . . . -----.--, . _ . Doti, 740v0l . 7 -pot rtiveripoigajwil, o w au f ,.Re v „,,,. • ' ihreoluntio, DavO, from liernhay,; Edith*, Allan, 79 days fro.; .Boesros Agnes; Wismon. Purdy, fruit In e hicahorgh tri Pe r tenses th; Ls vissi‘ Femme pu b from Vela . Tork, wiled September 30 sAgt,,zuaravoight Week, (rune Arnica ;Chapman % Droir,4_ l koka &s av o y Mi t ited May 16 ; Argo, Ireland, Info lip" QyAg 4a . for Aritwerp; Mary and Eliza, Phillips.(egsgithis illuditerraneas.-Came down frets tholtitet me kMMac and Spring, for Leghorn ; Peter Preeter, amifus,Percy,..Brooke, and Thetis, for Jamaica ; aria Hoary, ~ .fog Naples; Nelson apd • Spring trove, far thel.*Ak s.; fee Dalaford,lor St. Vin. , . bent's ; Willies lot lr_ .. .tinfdad ; Snake, for Buenos 'Ayres ; AororetsrUrtsiada ; Agnes, for Liverpool; David, for Dos irk ; limb, for Sierra Loots"; and Caledonia for Viertads.—Several of the erstward. bound are under weigh, but it is 'opposed they still • i bring up &gat% as the wind i backing . S s acng.to .Vf. . RAMaGATS, Nut. 1.---Come in yesterday. tho , Lindsay,, nod Radius, --, with MillinaCtisosespr haring been fail of each other in the Downs.-T-Ar. rived the Valente, Duke of Wellington Cersio,, Aorta Charlotte, agsgroletion, Nancy, sad several others from Calais, with part of the Army of Oreg. proton, antkell sailed spilt except the Valente, which bad not discharged the baggage. . Pouts. Not. I.—Tbe Maputo!, Broaredwg, betting, .peovad leaky, his pat back Mimi llnionnaltainit, gmtVit h tbosotht most discharge. •• • . . Biworgy. OCT. 31.—The Charlotte, Seetew 4 trim .hence for New Brunswick, is resented so this pen, leaky, after hosing been a month at sea. , Pour rygiettlytt, Nov. •1. ---Yestitilby: *shred the "Ihmtoller.<7,lrnsteport, from Gihntirai, with troopa,, .ploom&nspier quarantine,, sailed ow . the 10th of Oc. .tobvi.,. limestpinty with 20 other vouseisemmilda Ma. j.sty.te.ghipA ' nearie from a cruise. --The ; Britownia, Ritet9llhearom M o r sel, ht going est of bather, - got .00 shore on South Sea Beach, but is ezpeeted to be'l . got og. to• night's tide wittiest damage. • Pi.nasourn, Oct. 31.—Came in yesterday, sliat ,Kitty, Quill@ ' from Malaga, with loss of moit.f 1)000t; sod his Majesty's ship Myrmidon, fres ..qihrellar, in ten days. LitiarooL, OCT. 30.—Arrived the cossack, "pole ; from Bahia, sailed the 21st August ; *Witte 4111 October in tat o 41. 38., long. 26 35. spoke the ,Frenoh brig L'Union,..Ajot, hoes ,Guadeloupe for 11ourdesua, Bader jury, fore, and atain.rintels, and .bowsprit, and three of the crew washed overbiard. Also arrived the Fletoher, Fletcher, from Calcutta : :sailed the 27th Mayo—irk. Nymph, ifinebte,. for •Liverpool, pat back to Calcutta, with loss of her Inixen.maet.-i-The Sir George Beckwith, Thompson, .sailed from heave for Newfoundland on the 9th Inst. ..put buck, having received considerahledamege is her ssi , ro, bulwark.. dtc. during • gale of wind 01l the .15th, ID lat. 58. 3. long. 13. 34. . . A vessel is arrived at the Mothering* train ritP :blediterrenean, which states that the Olga* hot gem. eiders bly increased et Tangiers.-.134 deaths trashy" Bth to the 21st Septeother, sod eoetionteo to toss In `_ell the tillages and - sieighboarbmod. grates also HOS' 23 persons died in Tetuan on the 2341 Seplembetame 'Alto said to have broken out at Mew/hie& ;rip Eropeior had removed to Fes: opt, tits 91116 OPP. ;the public health was good thero.' , . , Letters were received on Satorday from Beam Ayres by the Elisabeth, arrived at Plymouth, to as late a defeat thels!h August, that vessel having made tit, passage in the short space of seventy-seven days. These letters contain particulars highly favourable to the Patriot saes*, though no decisive action, nor any military movement of consequence had taken place since the last accounts. Some ships of war bed been , dispatched, well manned and equipped, to cruise near Cape Horn, with the hope of falling in with . the agnadran from' Cadis ; a circumstance the morn ma terial, as it) is now well known that the armament in question most have pursued that route. The 'spec. Cations entertained by the people of Buenos Ayres, of speedily obtaining possession of Pero, were not confined to themselves; the greeter part of the real. dent Merchants, men professionally imbued with ha. bits of caution, were 'forming speculation', .whose surtos war wholly rontingest on that event. Many merchants of London, we are informed, are sending out goods, and arrsogiog plans of commercial enter. - poise, founded on a similar expectation. The. only europlaint et Buenos Ayres arose from the scarcity of dollars rraderini it difficult to make the reatittences . wit h'the usual prileptness—it clreemstanre chiefly cc • , cssioned Ity.the suspension of all intercourse with Perth _, Nit/ Caowss.—Thestatement that has been made An several of the. Parrs, that by order of Gavel!). .mess',' the farther issue of she new Crownapieces to . the Public lies been restrained, on account of the lotrodoctiien into the die of the name of tire ...Italian . artist who executed it, is contradicted.- , Thre is 'no intention to restrain the issue, nor ki snake the - dr.4feet alteration in the diet; •hieb bee received the sanction of the Pantos Ressnes ardor in CoutieirtObo used at the Mint for striking she Crown-pikes. A Coinage of half-crowns, shillings, .and Alptim is now carrying on, together with the crowns, at the Mini '• , and the issues will be made to the Bank for the use of the Public. . . . Loan Cuter. Juirrice.—A Correspondent ob.. serves that it has nut been the general practice,' still ' less a mutter of couree to call up the Chief Jugiees of Het King's Bench.to the House of Peers anon, or shinty - after, their appointments. Of the ten • Lords' Chief Justice who have boon eonstitited • since the Revnivtion, only three have been created . Peeri forthwith, comely, Lords MANSertLD, Kan . von, and Ectsnsoaoucru. Of the remaining seven, neither Lords PARKER, RAYMOND, nor HA RD • WICRE. were ennobled until sometime after their high judicial appointments; nor Sir•Watisat Lan, • or Sir DUDLEY RYDER, while they held the situation of Chief Justice. With respect to the Chiefs, Sirs Joint Hour and JOHN PRATT, they were not called up to s::e peerage at all. Baiontow, Nov. 2—When the Rtostit returns 'to the Pori4on for the %tinter season, is still Imlcer• fain—the improvements go on rapidly, end the in. ' teller, it is said, will sow shortly admit of general occupancy. l I il i a° R of • z. • it4i 7 7 • Tao foltowine are some ititetedielsorfrly.• lined to the tnelanditely lebehrtids t , " After Captalithttrelitei bertnetilliem i Salt written his final lestifr'te (hi Ibtlio-htmeic l eel‘griall the fulials ant' bet 'Me bear ileelocri to the plat leaVintfintlihip of thirties of Wklit, on the 11th eiY April lift, at belf•Pideiefew A, M. she struck theiii Of Nit titan ea 110 Hoi - Rock; a short diittindo. from the ()errs Lllllll 'The weather being very live. t the sea smooth, atidike ship instils no water for Get hour after the accident, it was judged that She Leif, not received my material damage, and the pilot was theieforis allowed to leave her. She contleeet a second : hoer without milting any water, bet coot*: of the afternoon she berm to show a triiiine feels, a mad...boat five incites par boa yip to eight P.M f on same evening. ,nhescideat, liewever l 'waste, ' i• sidered of *ef fi cient 'hitportatios Hi daisy the veyi#:; I bet it watt damied beet to proceed and give the ship a . fair Mel at ses wed if tholleateased her leak cos.'. l aiderthly s 01•10 tb'titairelifellOrt. The Mese *IOW (Ito 17th of April) it • alSeit4A" to blow a frosiaolo Winn tfia' eastward, the 'o reeling emmlderality, i whiCtilt wits ilteeght vita& t fair criteriee for;I proving the extent of the Teak ; end it was ascertain.' ' ed that epee icon on the 'following day (the 18th of April) Wised become quite vegetar at nine inches per - beer, increase, open :bleb it was resolved to stand en, and try the Vessel further. Du the soccieeding days th;leak. remained *Ulmer the least veriation at, nine incise I'M hear s . east continued exactly in the, sanieiltealleis eatil ibliffel of Jinn, when she sod. denly increased trot~ Woe to fifteen incea • per hour duritigihe "eight. The ship win then In latitude 30. 40. south, sad longitude 22. west, and at the commilitememt of the southwest winds which pre-ail "at that mason. Frig* this date the ship, it appeared, bad Winne very ten der, and would - not beer even a moderate weight of Itivovass in the strong winds; without increasing the leak. It remained, however, at 13 inches per boor, until the night of the 21t1 of Jour, when a heavy tale of wind coming from thus north-east, she increased ; le 24 inches per hear. One hand.pemp was thee 'kept constantly Roiag. The following morning was discovered that they had unfortunately parted , from the Honourable Company's ships Lady Melville end Smithy Castle during the gale, on which a Con.. saltation of officers was coiled, Whip were ensniatoes. ly of opinion Nat the safety of the ship and Owl re. .quired them to bear up let 'kebab and pat tine Jute deck." . . Thepreceding cireereeteimiii leceunt for "the skip being so fir out of Mir isecliFillit China direct, when she was anfortunstt4y test, fi the morning of the 7th of July, on the bank of Gariettes, commonly called St. Brand's , Reef. ..„ • • .. IL. L r ir _, -- ,_ DRoItIf•LANE 1 tra4`talt.or Amoy. w hom we toa derttand to be a Ylni. Poeeitsetle her first appear.' wire at this Theatre , nil Saturday evening, as Portia, is The Merchant el leaalca. She seemed petfeelly well octiesioted witk the business of the steels; and Cleat through the t s i i kitt e frlisoner. lathes* if is t ad nut beets snails Issia.siter world hare suppommil that she was an We* Illiibed faveurits on sheaf,. boards. She it iiinel• strabl* like Mrs. 114.111D4M in there and la swath",, and apposes well adapted for the sprightly parts to COMedi. Kinn played Sheath hi his very trostStilo. COetallr G•tittlemoos-The domestic Tragedy of Thst, 'Gamester was performed at this Theatre on Sdlot:' day clewing. It excited that deep interest which most ever attend Its representation, at least, whilst its heroine is resproswated by Miss O'NEILL. , The Lady of Si SustieL. ROMILLY expired on Thorsda, (sight, of Esst Cowes Castle, the seat of Jona, Nun, Erg. She bad borhe a long and paints) illness with exemplary patience and retignation. ' Francis Lank for the 'larder of his wife, was executed this morning, at the Old Bailey, precisely at ei&ht o'clock. He was very penitent, and ac. knooledged the justness of his sentence. A vast aerobe, of people assembled to witness his esecation, bet no accident occurred. After hanging till nine, his body Was cut down, and conteyed to St. Bartbo. loniew's Hospital fur dissection. 'lli Industry, Flinn, from Dartmouth to Lisbon, was abandoned at set 24th ell, being leaky. At the Knotsfonl Michaelmas Quarter Sessiods, ' which were opened on the 20th alt. whew the names of the Pried Jury wets celled over, one of them put in a plea of 'emptiest, highly interesting to the \- Antiquary, and tae well read in the history of Eng land: His plea was founded oporsohe circumstance of the land which he occupied having forraerlY be t .. longed to the Knights of the Order of St . John ne. Jerusalem, end from the occupiers having alwees claimed an eaemptiors from serving en Juries ''The claim on this °session was deemed valid, and the Gentleman who had bows called, was allowed hii easeoptien. ; , .• • • _ , . Halliftilf ComnPititiala Friday the Com. missioness aired the &Oaring coachmen in the ef,dor. • .oonglsims:.—Tilse delvers 41401.13 anti 65k, in 10s. each, for being .ilrank in their ent.ci playakratop.The owners at Wes. $6, 421, 443, 711,. and 863. said the drietre ,et 347 sod 1 156 , in 10 s. each, sad titio'driver of•tf. a in albs., for election.— :fa timbals of 240 ,i . nd O. and the 4river 27 1 ,. 'is 10s. for mhtbellatrionr. • The diivirst 768 in lOW fur slow driving. ~. , .„ , ... it 4ttframe • . adieli Conn litsga+nosti: Woir.%-- a . wall, ef Meat leis usswob . isql g• 11.. r A* - - at a s 6 4.. e ve of %. from boa aloOdisy's peleen , ••• *miry wry dell sole at ha *hawser 4a.-t 8, vro . .r. -0.0. 1.. to it.. higher...la Knead 041,01111litlef ll* Al . lima 100 10 4 ••• •10 615 Biel raillor ...... ...7g 74 Nevin's.. Dram.. r...••••••,..... 70 76 Ohm ilirmatip) . .... 70 U OM dm ~.. . Rye 51 56 fiskiloos , li *wiglli ee • • 48 78 iOw .... : .......i.o: me es N ew ..... ~,„,t liar Om • •••. ...•.(.......... Malt While Peas ' • 66 70 Feet' N. • . •••••••4. New ditt0......._ • —..-• Flee F10ur..,....... 70 Ditto ii Ditto • 60 . 84 Semmes...... . ... : •II • IMITMFIELD MARKET, Nov:!. A • I Teak ens 'obi], per wait W SIN. Seer .... 4.: 6e. so ss. 4e.1 Rasa .1 riser - If, ow. vanes ..bs, 01. 40 fo. Od. Bassos .... .........., MPS Zeal .... 4a. 6d. to 6.. Bd. almporsaM Loathe . —.Avg Perk .._..45. its. to 7s. 04. fit ein ' ... 4 ,.. elp Lamb .....os. CM. to .41s. 04. . Pies ...v.. ..........e. ggi II A V-MiliftKlitTi .:. -.7 r. , Bay ...... M. in. pd. to 11. Is. M. hit . Clover ...... 61. th. Od. to. Pt. So. Ml.• • Straw .... M. 10a. tlii. to M. of. 0d• is `> •, T .• •:1 ..V Psz • "aitoe b " p. . ie ••%' ft J. Ai .47114 11 Arr' ' • 4 44 , -: -- - - ' ay, . I '. I , te A t =-N ar• 41* 4 r.: •• . • • ~ . ..• .• • t "of , • _ OF,,sys tipitatikdrooth • Riper 14 : . • - • .1110110.. ft altiOng part, ' hl i te'Skeil - bffelk dioAlP 11:Valik$114eptassion that sebeeetlfkifirOpokheMlieber ..4t. tgir . wpm* Ourimee' 0 61100,04Peenty, Ttle.felleeriee •: s base Se" //41*ItilAtti, and are sow, ,mi. ate; at WI iwitli., 14111901114 ealkike Richly ~,,,: 5.c ..- R,o4kiiiiim illo Vl,oo4lso4lr—A . 4 leer re.. E: : .. it ' .c Z 11 10: 11 1,17..0. ,,, .. . _.:435 ,.... ..(,_ 44: 44),..tc p ied ,... . , . .404feire Peri ' Sdilitio * alert, sets r • Itaiwir,49yet 9es. • Thrat • (manta, the Ilii *cs'.d . . er, Id Ifildshipmets,. thod , ii,,,, z ,,.. , _, :. k it - ' :1 4 at* . C. . : Crap 4119 a cool/lemma ' .fikilitliisling teijohint's party of osatirws i bat if,, tglividt4 Iq. .i• heti the , soma .iiirlition of seamen Onsl. Intaae.tbdi * . .1 which Ike tkree-derkere are 0141 k.! ' . 1 4ntjalttaitas,nt, Second Maater„ one &I- L . „„. 0 . ~..., ten Midshipmen, with Chap ari.., • ~.",5, tower_anista sad yards only are to lag kept /1 . , ; topmsathpointed through the rape.; the boati! eifill, to be returned I. the -doeii-reni.• aid ,a cotter snail it woloralkbosir stbstktored to each *tip, from. Owl Otdtn.,y. They •ye .1. have eon month's pro., itkattiee, end eater_ complete, en , board. • The tehnlip wilt make a redi...Oetion of shoot 2,00 0 mea.--1 Th. areisitteskips are net reduced." I.s nrAhne Imitations, only five sail of the line will' in fpforo be kept in any , tolerable 'tete of equiii.l Waite in . **, ssst ladles, one le the Moditerra; sii9ak p poftiit'Si. Helelia, our et Leith, one st Coritl Tbiagentairsing eight goardsblpi will he placed upon tut instosle meotioned. Ono nasal Chaplain only, lailtralprinted for the ships at each pert. , , ? ' ;I,' •• ''. ; . .. • . TIIR ARMY. - • ,• - •:.: --400.--. . [EXTRACT Of A LETTER.] • " CALMS, (kr. 29. 1818.—This morning at e • eieeit, the under-nsoutiossed ilegimoats embarked on band the tarines vessels appoloted to receive their: they left the harboar at II o'cissek *Right 'precisely, with a fair wind at loath-west, and in olsons eight hoer* they sill be mar fie old England .Bute :-70th, 71st. 4th, end 6th reginsonis, end titeigeele el siiiiiply of shoot .100 man ; a moil, boogie fol day, sod all the inhahhants of Calais on tae ram parts and 'pier, to look at the troops inarettint in : the cr9fir matched it. first, and, MI siva), .the remark. of the Fiesta* open the singularity of thhir dress ypa., samelisc t their bonnets are admired. A mood ash barketimi takes place tn-morrow." • -, • 1 "OCT. 30—The 41h and sth . btigadelialtao4lll insharitod yeah/ploy at two o'clock. I O - jt; ". The-3d brigade is jolt erased, and w iI I: PIIIMPr to-day. The town is all bustle and confosion y ste fir as relents to its inhabitants, eager to avail Illlchlaelw of the lam Aar left for them to toll off thole gond, ; hut nothing can- be eondocred with mese.regsiseity than the end.. rketiewof tlit.i.oops, *tads k eier- -ompftwohassr the mostotam :, • 64 footage of mirchists through the Isrsditi a rytiflit hem, done throe. wiry town no: dissit shap-forsa:. .• I•l oaiabray, they firkabstpli.l4 1111111101611111* 44-4 , w MF • • •) • • dimr.o.• i OV Latersal ..• " .43Ge. 30.—This morning, Ind tilt -o'clock, a most magnificent prosentad itself in the entraucti twin the ho 43 sasses, loaded with the first dilation of w of Occupation of France, the heroes of Waterloo, &c. They caudated of 3076 lafentry and artillery, and 600 women and children, besides upwards At 160 horms ; the men, seam of whom had not touched foot open British land for 12 yeses, were .iw.olie, hishett spirits on landing, the bonds of their Kegs. mounts playkq; the national airs; a east concourse of spectators *ore ow the nosys to witness their arrimi, and the whole town has been one **mind. moo* or bustle all day, by the marching of some of the well. meets, and the qoarterine of the others' weer a thoosand being billeted upon the publicans and kin ks/wpm this ereninK." • the DRLIDFUL FIRE 11 1 1 aAntitts , HIGHWAY. this Meriting k dreadful lire, attended with Itry distresting eirceinstatices, brAke out 'boot fear o'clock at the holism of Mr. Bonder, tailor and sales man, Ratrlitothighistry, *Melt consumed that and the adjoining house of Mr. Picket, an .unguent tea. dealer, and damaged the bootie of Dr. liortord, ad joining. The ere raged most forioissly, fed the heat obese grveris to damage the shatters on the op. posit, side of An way. By the arrival of a number of engioes, end a plentiful supply of water, the fire wasgot 'wader by half.past its. Mrs. Bonner, on lottemptiarig to come down stairs with one of her ebildrers, *bold too yearn old, was obliged to mess, • the Cameo ascendleg,the makcaie4 Mr. Bonier was then &emits*. *ode fisra..brey with him, obeys t 0.., years old. Mrs. Sooner, from t leo pair of stain window, threw the child oat of belt seen, wilds wee caoglis by • patrol, and toovepird le :safety id` Thu soasreing-house, the cotoot .of 0:d Grovel-lame. 'Oa Ms rotors, Mrs. Bonner had thrown herself out of She t wiedow, bet bad broken' her thigh,end was otbermise stock bruised ; she wss conveyed is a dreadful state to the London Hospital, Mr. Bonner and ,the other child sofortonately rished in the flames. alk *bowman of Mr. Picket's and great fears were entertatued for big. , ftwildiyetsince, as Mr. Dokt*Of Norrrootkosit ititreeediag from town to his residence, otter spendbq the "teeing at the how of a Mend' he wasoccdsted 'by two moo, who, after some converiatioh, tendered their, IWO*, 'to conduct him hum, 10 ; he con. sinited treetop , their protection, *hen they led him Jetilt• 'Mtn of Kennington 'Common, throw 'him iliovrie, pow him a violent blowy - in& wee la the Jot . of alovesing a hoidkerchiektaksn by ons of the vii. Wins frout W neck, loto his moult,. Vhoo hi. cries 'en li•d world persons who were poising on No nisei - lid who immediately wont to . his nitshitinisiL coasequaaa made at • L ' .- A ;AP! .....„ *.th,....a...,A h r dwis ftillre Ili 4re " l ai tl lemming. t. de liMstspl dl e seem h IMed St rode mils tatting. which is mirapoilded by tito rows of trimillldg der add taped &stripling: k Is • option Of Imid-colode wad .bite atlas she Comer a fell , whichis imam/ bb t Illeoraimm Miter. il of the ter. to li ed a d * ere, is thee.... Isag e The slimmer were with thli ens coatpised air lead leered gees de Ifirples i it has a very shoes vraiN t a OA heck, sod a mall Moodie( co kr. •whieb supplihs Ow .. *ilk of late Stull Masa de pork iirdt dtes4. The •Iteme 4 , v ~.. ' l l the arld, and it cremated ssld d Isa-slenere tees la slashes whit* ate edged 111 ub blue osilsa i 114 horrid atve is.decorated with blue Milo; tad so to eorreiroad m nixrletie: The bust Is ornameated with a light weed liin , &Wild lerignitibe, and inieisptiord *itheinsit ddb tide s mai hamdeiriiief is tied w ts yless e rad the thimat, *ad rkh scarf trams pl , fr . she dm . mid demi g• trililtd Mae eons*, sad a hawse' af the Maw ta t ill* speedi e r : l lihe !fawn Is ore kit lividshape. Mid feast iil smell. and es Obtaist7 (Ammar Silas little s M i es . roost she edge • With tore, disideed It es hi large s the welt the ciao, wbele is Wald wit a how. of "boa ed • A plumed( lashembleweel mail with, feathers ...it over us she right side. hisses sod slkies lendmoldisted kid. • . ad — RIGULITILII.. _ RisPOßr IVIE 00 1 : lvisteft. -,:ali;-: • • Phi se f.ii. Jim." iii itse hied Mai ias Owed Ada alo tearable, ~ all ibe piling Wheats bete daaltd the quickest 10• wets veer. rev ~...boat. Thtugmeral spokes *hi have heed completed, _Ready Iwo somas soilei than las year, WI ibis( is 'Vey aMmelicial elk, alaziomibly be leaked for at sib *eke harvest. TIM stembee. Am prated highly adverts to s h e icheralkOsilc j Liiii. - mem itastare of Wk. hlld c bees railed as die s, aid ibeltillavil ham bellihr 160 to goad disk with h ' latiliß The TaiiiP old lase ileamally Imptiveed: liat Rieder rho Pfladirldir Ila Wade, except. iw albw isMts of • ult. sot", doe Welles sal* early Ire very 110). Wiliir Tani had lire Never reel Mime Spring litodiseez. The graakte•eatootries Ire full of f ' aphieli, for the moods keeps the high pike of from roma intree. . Th e We rilwimit 'ftaira old more ' . odivistsate7 y expiated. ILlostme Sated rises- to hale morellos* amp.. The . Mem . . Nikkei' bare ilomunitd eamishhat. a la pdee MINI supply. Prime Maims and Veer. sis. i=e ize * die cleat of the mood, have likes in geedt deMalsd. thl. former 'hide, a lanblids melted is. a vase. clt r et Liallasad eig Pock sire not ilmtriir. The imprilthmeat he Tuba" and the Miami. of latter Gray kept up OM valise Lean Stock for some siumpast ; b•at 'he mineral mange's flay has. qt Me! imir-110111, •smorwhat rriddeeil . diem. Sled Sheep and Lasobisbeielievee,,lnseer. The % mul Markel cap iioues brisk at nasty last sells 6'; prices. Hanes of inferiot quality are scarcely svilliddeori Kis tithe i he. good ones both fee draught and tie field. Itor Mane, Anil fetch mote diallay. ...—.-........ r ."6.415..6.5.45.. 0 Lii ELUL , . Y, Otr. 31. • • "'" l SP`''' ~'•g W . ._,.• The evert persons to, *elide II ere w . Ergo,' a n d j o u Fidel. idr the mor ale Of Joints Wakelv. In a buishig watch.. Mile- si biomes railed pinged mud the-deceased hat bees she ak. omelet, had OVA ..be ch.ltlesige to light, mad had otherwise wiled in a atom improper slander s an , d the under tae di :go of the Jake. aeqiiated the Prisohes .. Wake'', hid several piiehed Wallet preCatts to the eased meditator so . uteri he ib-s loot ids life. ' J. Leonard ass indiette."-fai iittelik a rafted 11. aide, swish Idlest to defatad the tie/reread. aid Company dt she liaolt or hagiaod. In his defence he said his wire keeps ii climisdier'S Map. in which he lath the notes.-thillit -Demo. ~ Sarah Leonard. ihe•a s afe of Me lad Prittuiter, a a 5 indicted for a similar ofenee towards she format Prioecuirii. Galli v— . Death. The run of the Prmeentris aid the Jury recommended hat to Mercy.. as in all probability she aped mkt eld.itdoeuco of liee_husband. -- fur '~ \ • • LC joirerse, a Solicitor la the TeirOte.ollll4 - Adlei4eNts. 41b ofSeptembor, Ittrosione °elect, dad he gerhitis to Julys,* (Sc bill. Wilma. rent it lit halt At roar tb Seirs.lll‘l4ollll it war afa gery.—Charler tiobbino. the del* at hatrays. alit being present to prove the forgery of Mr. Sore% SIMS bide Web. the Yrisittol wee of vulvae twortitted. . . .. , William Bali win capitally cooties/4 fort.tetaille 11. hi WOO oil E rig maim, Ate. vatue aUli, of •J.LreMeld, is the deelhagn ; boos of Mono Wilmot!. • :reseessetodateldies . , - itIOT AT oftilrEllAPlti. -4 , 401 0 --. About t*eo'ilock nit I'o antleymovning soraikothi deeds of people, sibiedy werthen elod boys, attached • vessel:, bolhoging In Workington, Capt. Stabbe t lying in Whitehaseei harbour, • • and -taking a cargo er potatoes foe Ireland; add eseried" off overly ebb *hull cargo. Nine ears., containing shoat 13 Wen'. cheater husb.ls of ontelnes reeli q arrived in Lowther. street shoot dye o'elneit Ott their way to the seSael., -and hearing of the riot; rettirtrod batik; bet being pursued and otertrkon, the colt, were upset, and the potatnea. as well at ihr sacks-on the top of the carts, campletelif catried *Way in ten nsinOtes. ' Exclusive of the lost of thesey that of the rargo is estedvatete et shoot ISM A boat nine o i elock the cieil piener had dispersed the assedibisge, but is I nieastue of pro. caution, it thought advisable to seed an express to Carnale for the arsistanco df the horse quartered there rend about seine o'clock In the evening ss troip of - dragoons alt off :nom that platy aid.46lol‘ early in the morning at Wbitehaeeti. A considerable pert of the -potatoeo *ere • mow irked t from oar old woman, receiving 9.fechiee ofr. lief,' tO stone, of 14Iht. to the stone.,!ltere tal keo.-A- While the soldiers were assisting lit , redosertrig . the stblen property, s man in the crowd preterite' . so old . ittesktot at one .4 theme and closCtolsimcsskeu the araldiee wounded him severely in the trhoilders • It happened -that en old woman an...her son fret* the last in the !toed of the 'easel, frillog their sacks, when the Magisttates haring • dispersed :the rioters, the crew bawled the i . enswow-weisr the cum-trees and then let 'het down agais l a4his -so fortified her Ks that, starting, he fell frinwthe Jodi lots tire harbors/4 ' • , . bat war talkie op without any material Injoty. - . The Irmo" contissed 'utmost ezeloalvely of ski • wires atitkirndleo of 'the colleen. Two teen yid tWo . 'erethett, one of the Weer if the ass* of M•Ifelloy, *tie trtooght to the jell MOO OM 'rinerbday morning; thrill* foes mare are yet wider examinsti:tn. A great *nether were appro. heeded and dismissed. One if its principal rioters who abeam? sad stissek at the gliilntrates, has mode bit midtpr; het the undershot( thetil toward will be °feint tor his apprehension. ' i _ . " . • ft is a refines cireernatatoe diet elf , * side of the -plundered teasel lay a stoop with the WS* deactiptios otheitif. bet the owner being copsidettili by the mob atkrillattable person, very little of Os largo was Sikeeed,CtertM#Jouelusli . . —.. 'Po: j'.. Sara% }Parasite was Indicted for a similar fetter. T)e Is- will*.fgf spretar proved the awe to he a bad one. In her defeat* oho mbi aott,,IPIP f ar said ber hubbaeid gave her the Dote, mad told leer ehe mate teed addre4 to put so et. He oas at the door wiled she *en ink, 4 Illteligelves de gap, aid as la duly booed etteabe)ed hide. Peaty—boa*. /Nis gim p f l e ; Gilbert Witten, age* '9. was fads icied of payiag three I . *me, Roo** * but t be !Crypt, He nriatised a Sort et . % te ll' a l . . ; _ eit l best arealow. that* , , twill wort? Iwo bee* allowed . tr i AlriljOraa I ish .. t a... , it V . , ,4 4aiiiKaha tried arid Übe 11as .; • ,•,-- . triro:al - k...... • • . 41t; :2, qssofrmit, .7 .- 1 r ,iividttionisit, - )4. - -;. . - t .-:. . • ' f sig imp-tump t aslttaimr *desk s owl resptecabee kas .. i ' ',Wed for fors.tollpf . Virtjil - • . *b vamp to 1011017-44 :4.. cope.. ititiv.TArrE a 4lM7porpti — rilie ifiegiarniliaiii Fibimill . • 'A i /twit to ev i h ro se r si of dttitgespeictabil hx, oathicl „fig a too .-' t It* ii MIR Ilti - lbsose of, Sotto and Co; WO ,__," ~..„: betaken. The reamer got Mr.•Jobeeetto, arthit Teeple, is 4116. Irs gettnilir Loomis thabill. whleh *as paid in Jdithershi thaostlidoir. Oho As- et *ratio* revered, as prefeeteas tee bill at 600*4 haw, that it si:as a It wilt lames thatibe IVlsocerwaa ..0 1 P Poi gi= i t barn. "' . t t i k ei raft; simotter libsiteitor, at beat Mott phew* *eat. of the Army' head, sad be was iokecic the stage 1:1 Illifb . ota 6 . .... • r 1 1 , i o - - , .:-:{