The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-11-04 00:00:00

% 4 I ilifit,/TATTOII.IITUNIS' CU 11/dr.—Sur. °. Olt IS. • . The clonrt was crowded to.eloess, particularly by a it.:tobre of theatrical gentiemea, in consequence of the '...e of Mr. Barrymore being expected to come on. . Henry Ilarrymore }ewitt was examitad at o'eloßr7 by Mr. WALIORD, on behalf of OP. elos. •p. tiospposing creditor. On his emanation be a t e a I he had held a situation in .the Post ()lee tor !•if years, for which he had at Ant •$Ol. or 901. a. ).q,Mitt it afterwards rose to 1301. He resigned it . Es own accord in 1513, thinking he could make • fibre of hie time. In November last he and Mr. Olos . •p,as a joint concern, took Astley's Theatre for the inter season, which they occupied till the end of .';ookary. lie advanced no oney. nor paid one shil -1 ng of espences, whereas ..Glossop had paid above • 44.i11. During the winter son he received twelve • ruin's% per week, for biro for Mrs. }Hewitt. lb 11..41 all the books now . f in hie possession. which be re . foied to give up, thos A gh be offered copies. Use book as now in Edinlitygli; of whisk Mr. Olossop had a e..i.y. Mr. Farebrother had applied to him *also, but he refused them.' He had not inserted the account books in the sabedule. because be thought the word 1 " books" applied to library books, but he was willing now to givoThem up. Mr. Potioto, for the Insolvent, said, that Mr. tilossop must know the consequences of having these hooks to inspect t because, strictly speaking, Mr. tilossop wrs not a creditor, but a portlier, who, by ar:aneenient of accounts, became a creditor. The Court, after considerable discussion, and after •nme consultation, decided that the gooks, all and each • • • td . them, rAating to his effects, personal estate, and the accounts between him and Mr. tilossop, must be pro 4!nced and deposited in the office fur inspection, and the satisfaction of all the creditors. It was too great a draft on the credulity of the Court, to suppose they would believe that the Insolvent could mistake the word "books." as meaning only library books, when the my schedule told hint it was all books of account. Suppose he bad been discharged without ol.l•osition, he might have gone away with these books, tend the Court might never hear of them. he judgment of the Court was, that the case stand over generally till the books be produced, and notice served on the other side that snub was the case, for otherwise no discharge could be granted. .VILITARY OUTRAGE 41 OLDHAM rs APRIL. MANCHESTER QUARTER SESSIONS, Orr. SI. This day. at noon, the trial of Wild and Ike/city, fir assaul's upon the soldiery, traversed from the last Sessions, caste on before the ltev. Mr. flay, the Chair man, and a full bench of Magistrates. A greater de tree of interest appeared to be ex( ited than was ever I.efore manifested on any similar occasion. The Coon in every part was crowded to excess. For the prosecution five soldiers appeared, who de pied, that the defendants, together with others, tried and convicted at the last Semitic's, attacked and beat them on the day following the King's Lirth-day, with out provocation, after singing a very violent agog, In' ' which the soldiers were styled " blocky butchers," r.rd giving a toast of a very sedition. character. The ea.r turned upon this point, whether the soldiers or towns-people struck the first blow, or gave the first provocation:- The soldiers snore positively, that after piing the seditious toast, the man xho drank it threw sblise ale out of the same glass into one of their fares, sod that the towns-people then attacked th.m. I On cross-examination, though the soldiers adhered to the material farts shirts they were called to prove, t 1.47 rontraolieted themselves grossly as to minor oints, which they had not so well considered. One skAtlio r swore, that the mate drank one glass, when he g Ave a toast, and filled another to throw at them.-- uoither swore, that it WJS the same glass, out of t.Liclt he only sipped, leaving ens ugh to throw on their fe res. For the .iefenee fire witness.* were called, who de po ed to fucts directly the reverse of those proved fir tii prosecution. They swore distinctly, that the sol eiers called fur the ulfensite song themselves, and %hen it was begun they threw the glass of ale into tic singer's face, attacked and beat bitii, and dragged Lim out of the house ; that afterwards they attacked all the other towngleople ; that one of them caused the poker to be heated red, and brandished it about iu the room, to thy great terror and alarm of the peo ple that they were cut by the snords sad ride-arms of the soldiers ; and the deputy-constable of the t o wn WAS beaten away by their party. These farts were clearly proved. A' DIAN, who conducted the prosecution, ft.- plied at some length in \ indication of his caste, and the thairmau su 000000 ed up, remarking from lime to time on the improbabilities which he saw in the defence ro v set up. Ibe Jwy, after deliberating twenty minutes, re. forties' a verdict of fluilty against the defendants on cite unt of the six counts of the intlietment, viz. a (.0111.1114.11 assault. On the other counts, viz. an unlaw ful assemblage, riut, aggravated assault, tic. they ac quitted them. The Court, in passing sentence, said, that the Jury lad found just such a verdict as they wished, and as they could bee nu difference between these defendants, apti those convicted last sessions, they should give the sf,. e sentence, allowing for an three months' impri sonment, said, the eefendants had already suffered. he sentence, therefore, was, that both the defendants if imprisoned for one year and nine month's, after which they are to find hail fur two years for their good behaviour.—The case lasted nine hours. Funt.—ThnradsTiwitht, shout hslf pad tee o'clock, . the inhabitants of !'able-street, St. George's in the East, were thrown into the F rrotest confusion in consequence eV a fire breaking out in the bootie of Mr. Gibbs, dealer in marine stares, situated in the above street: It origin ated, as is supposed. among some rags in the cellar, which was use as a warehoese, and constunnimiting to other materials of a t i l i tr o jar cumbustible nature, the lire biased with such rap that the %hole of the house was in a very short Mlle. ie dames. Settee, engines were on the spot, but before any water could he pro. cured, the fire canghtthe house of Mr. Farms, stationer, which, together withstheformer, was in a sheet time re- Pin id to a heap of ruins, with all the favoritism wad stock iy Irsdits.:Ageoterok workshops in the rgar were destroyed, tad at) adjoining house Mauch damaged. f .•••••••040 .46 • • ! 1 .; ii • 1 6 ! t i I h . i ; )1 • 6 1 . THE BTATF.SWAN. MR. •TWIGHI. SUFFOLK COUNTY SESSIONS, BURT ST. EplecieD's, DREADFUL CONFLAGILATION I.V Nord SCOTIA. (NT. t& ST. JOHN'S (Saw Hausswica), SEPT. t6.-.—SiPitY Were T. 8. Goner, Esq. W. P.. sod a/tutu Deed of Ma- Mk last we have received corroborating accounts of e sti-atm Considerable interest Wilk excited at these /tendons an extensive and calamitous fire, which has spread it. ranges fur nearly one hundred wiles in extent over by the trial of Mr, Francis Twight, a farmer, fur re prating in open church, at Wisepsteaa, In the must fertile proportion of the North and Western (after the blessing implored for the King), "'L b mluitY I parts of Nova Scotia, from the neighbourhood " and 41 ° 41 i of ' Yarmouth to the county of Annapolis. . The fire bless the Queen too"). For this exclamation be was I continued burning for the space of three days, and summoned by the Rev. Vicar of the Parish, Mr. Imago, before the Magistrates, and convict' in the penalty I such was its intensity that the very potatoes were s! burnt in the earth ; houses, barns, fences, fields of of 101., which refusing to pay he was committed to prison until the ensuing sessions , or find bail, , „,,, its. 1 grain, stock of all kinds, whole villages and settle which he declined, though pressed PO to do not (wily by fell a prey to the devouring element , and not the most respectable inhabitants of the parish, whu , a vestige of vegetation or herbage remaine--several lives are also lost. From among several statements offered to become bail, hut by the Magistrates them- we select the following, as containing a simple, but I selves. A Jury, after several challenges, was sworn ; affecting representation of the awful scene ; and if the Clerk read over the indictment, containing no less whet this writer relates of the distress which hap than N counts, which charged that " the defendant pen •si to this family, and his immediate neighbours Twight, on the 17th of September last, in the Par" I within his observation, what must have been the gene church of Whepstead, willingly, and of purpose, ma- rat c.ilamity ? '1 he space of country said to be laid liciously and contemptuously, did interrupt and din- waste, we have travelled, and the greatest space be turb the congregation there assembled." When the tween the extremes without a house, is between Yar defendant was asked in common form whether he ' mouth and Salmon :liver, 17 miles—the settlement at pleaded guilty or not guilty, no little consternation i mi,„tag.„ alone contains severa l t h ousan d sou l s , pervaded the Court and auditors to hear him reply i (hilts% Mr. Cooper, one of his Counsel, immediately [EXTRACT Or A LETTER room Na. JOHN WErmose, TO arose, and said that the defendant certainly laboured tits sox IN TRIP CITY.] ander a misapprehension, and Twight added, he said "On returning from Yana , uth, we ran under our the words, but pleaded to them as " no crime." bare poles for li. riles river, hoping the tide was up-- Mr. STOHR4 thin addressed the Jury :—After a e we in a few moments were in the breakers, and without very anxious attention to this case, and a firm p eesoa striking, anchored safe----found the whole shore in sion in nor own mind, from the finding of th e (;rand lamas eastward, landed near Porter's, and folloneil the Jury, as to its result. I yield myself reluctantly t o shore all round Black Point, the wind blowin g , a bur the wishes of my client, nho has felt it his duty not rieane—the 'lames out-run us, an immense fire behind to have permitted in Isis church that which would not Prank Davao's, which threatened destruction to every Lave b..eit permitted in another—an attempt t o din. thing; we reached the road behind this lire; got house turb a Christian congregation. lie 64 felt fur th e safe, took tea, thinking ourselves site ; went to assist infaination of the detitsdant, and is sati r fi e d w i t h t h e the French who netc moving, young Frank's house in punishment he has received, hating thou g ht p ro p er . flames, soil others not to be seen fur the smoke; we to lie 'lt a gaol ever since the 47th Srptc w h er l as t, staid perhaps twenty minutes; returned, met one of which he trusts a-ill in an example to him and to all the children crying, " Clarice's house is on tire," we others. I say, continued the learned goals-man, run our best, met women and children flying before that Inv client, impelled I,v this I liristlan spirit iif the tempest f the will, barn, and house, with twenty charity, wishes to tot: nu end to this ease, and t o 1,- as r : a cres of land in a blaze; trees falling is. all directions ; it at this stage of the procwilings, liv not pr•alming we got to the house through forty rods of a:tuost solid any eridenre. If toy learned friends rhoose to accept ire; threw trunks, Sr. into the well; I took a bed. this ofrer, I shall sit myself down * lint if it b e not ac- tied a wcollett blanket round it and escaped for my cepted, I shall discharge me duty as a realou sa d vora t e life, the tire flying on me like a heavy shower in prowwuting this ease, and I have no doubt as to its of hail I I fell under the Iwil, gut breath and . result. ran, fell again, nearly un•lted with beat and eullb• A pause here ensued. No answer was made by the : rated with smoke; I rose lance more and fell defendant's counsel ;am hen the i•i airm an sa id, "A i again ; saw my boys a-bead barefoot, could so evidence is brought forward, th e jur e must fi n d an ' not enter the tire ; tl.ey met me *nil we got the bed acquittal;" and they instantly returned a vett:act of, Isle through ; Mr. Clark came up with a hook in Isis Not (Utility. The I Is:airman ob s erv e d, a• y ou ought I I hand, nothing more %areal, all burned in the well, to feel very much olsligtoll u hen Twight said loudly, fences and fields of potatoes swept clean. My fields, " I do not feel so at all ;" or, " Ido not thank you fur though nut munch horned, are all laid open to the it;" (we could not exactly catch the enpression.) mercy of cattle anal ho g ., ;at sun-set found my house Deneral applause upon hearing the ver a t; e t i l iiiii e ,o. anal uncle Nathaniel's crowded with women and ately laned, when the Chairman, with grearwarmtli, children, who left their all and tied before the fiery desired the c o n s t a bl es to t a k e th e o , letaders into cus. tempest from the neighbourhood of Dearer River. tody, anal, if they would not do their duty, be woad,' Wednesday morning, seven o'clock, a fins rain that do his, by apprehending the first man guilty of an" des‘ned the fire ; heard the settlement at Deaver behaviour. A court of justice should not be a scene Hirer oaf% a',l in ashes ; Mr. Saunders, Clark, and of such disgraceful cond uc t. myself went to their assistance; found but three [A correaponalent observes, that the friends of bon sea standing for six miles in length. Thomas Twight are sorry the case was nut proceeded In, as Tirsk lIAI lost his house, new grist . and SAW Mill, two they firmly relied on a triaimplial acquittal ; for it was barns full of grain, hay, &c. ; a Yoke of oxen, one with great MIL ulty the Grand Jury could fin a l a bill. horse, two or three rows, several hogs, all their furni 'Fbe result 113 A gis en great satisfaction tam every friend tore ; anal a Lttle buy, four years old, burnt in the of civil anal religious liberty in this neighbourhood ; ho use, having crept into a cradle, and was left unper for the conalnct of the Vicar, in instituting the se p ro . raised, together with a trusty dog, which lay by his ceeslioga, is condemned by all parties. A subscrip• ride- has l u st ell: a cow, two begs, furniture, tion is set OR foot, confining it to the sum of Is. each, clothla c. The word at sun-set was to escape for to defray the repences of the trial, and the subscrip- their Una- Daniel took up his child, anal bid his titans flow in freely. The defendant only laughed a t I erl Aglow him anal my brother Hanna ; others cried, the prod', red mercy, and intends, it is sail, ia.stliciag 1 " -11 way shall we fly ":" Answer. "To the proceedino against the Reverend Vicar.] L ;" souse reached it; others were cut off anal drove up the road for a mile or more before an open- Tog LANDED I NTSREST.---.1 general Meeting of hag was found to the sea shore. husbands and wires the Members of all the Farming Sueieties in the , were parted by the tire and amnoke, and did nut umeet again anti' the next day. Daniel took his wife (very County of Cork, was to have been held at the H o us e of the Cork Institution, yesterday, the 3d Nos-. to sick) u:, his back to time edge of the Lake, and waded take into consideration i out smile roods to a bog, which sunk with them, but t - s e depresued state of th e Agricultural Interest of the he found old stuff and raised it, so that his wife sat Culinary, algal the pro.' priety of petitioning Parliament fair its relief, sad of in the water until umetti "g* lia "" ft lost them ' 1 adopting such other measures as may seem best calcu- he waded up to his neck, anal there stood twelv e lated to attain that object. 1 hours, the fire often streaming In his face, when ed to sink under, then rise andg The following is the arrangement which is to take he was ebb take breath. I fou;sil him on Wedneaday, and place in the tithes of the Clerk of the House of Cum- I patent , took him home with me ; he had eat nothing for 26 mons, in consequence of the expiration of the „ lir , h as so krig ' hours. It was a inelaneholy scene to see fesees swept of the late Mr. Hasten ;---Mr. Dyson, I away, fields of grain, potatoes, anti turnips, all burnt up, anal so ably filled the respective others of Clerk-As- 1 gr or e u a e t a n r at t a i u m be ro rs ad o i f s a . : i a le tt le, .sl u me i r e ap, a r n so ti n l a lo u g e a r , e ly s i h n i g un d i e n ati c h a f . sistant anal Deputy Clerk, retires on the same allow ance that the Clerk would be entitled to nudist similar . tie which were not too much p l e unt, others lookia l a r g up circumstances. Mr. Ley succeeds to the ogre of i their stork. I saw two large hangs lying together alive, Clerk, and Mr. Hickman t o that 4.f Clerk Assistant. ; launit so as not to walk, and we are not alone. I bare beard from Varmon:ll, Cluebo ug e, th a t muc h d a - The appointment of Second Clerk Assistant tests with I just the Clerk. _ . i usage is done, many houses, barsis v inille.ikc.-bornt ; and also through i the Frenela Settlement above Montegan. a In the year ISIS, the following number of ergs ; hem t....... gre L4 r a n t o ar e n h w r o i ns u e . ; t , h ba t r i :s, i n r u i t e., ls t:s h i t:. oli a s r e e d a e r s e tr e le i li n ; the were sold and delivered, the produce of 1; January, six and a half dozen ; February, 15 &sent' one Negro burnt; so flatlets hay lost, it is supposed th a t March, 24 and a half dozen ; April, 26 dozen ; May, half the stock cannot lee winiered. People from Var -27 dozen ; June, 2 dozen ; July, 12 sad a half mouth, on hearing our distress, cause up with ox and dozes ; August, 15 dozen ; September, 13 desea : . horse, carts, chairs and horses, to remove the sufferers, October, five dozen; November, three dozen; Do. . and I believe there were not two cart loath. of furniture i saved out of sixteen houses, fr o m J o h n Clark's to H. • crasher, three and a half dozen. Corning'a, seven miles; Daniel has uothing left but a Acemoax-rs.—A few days ago a serious explosion of shirt and trowsers, whic i l i s t lialeribradhaonh,shis se w ife anal child . about 211 n. of gunpowder took place in a hense occupied , noth i ng but what 'was o for by Wm. Cotton, in Harker's-court, St. fieorge's- rued, Y loath on her stocking feet, the e la' an datiheardt oat ofher; but where Airy will go, or whet he will do this winter I Manchester. lie had, during the early part of the . know nut—lielms Huth' to eat or wear. in constinenee of t morning, been preparing some fire-work.. hut had re- ' "Saturday, 16th. Newsh as Jest arr i ved, tired to rest in the second story, thatas far which he escaped the danger: the explosion, how e v er , I as Annapolis , 7 lOU mi les above this, is mosilyin ashes, man lives lost, grain and hay mostly destroyed. How we lament to state, forced oust the gable end of time , we a re to live through the winter, I kmow not. — house, and blew his wife and three children a very con_ l nut vet come here, perhaps he has follow siderahle diatance. One of the children wag killed ; . Dathiel lira the other two, with the mother, were considerably ed his wife to Vermouth, or he may be trying tai save hurt, bat are likely to be restored to health. How the'i I his of h is p otatoes, lice, I shall finish this sod go I p strident happened it could not be ascertained. ire of him ;we are all employed (that is we anti Tar AlllllAr IN DOTSIt-flTNlXT.—Thanday night, at „„ t wo b u s N i n a • . seven o'clock, an Inquisition was taken at the &Ter i ". ' wo ., i y i. s ' L r y in g l o use* what Hal* crop I had Castle publie- house , Dover street, St. fieswge'rfielda,; le f t. guy "calmest is nearly lost." before TtIOSISRS Shelton. Pay, OS the betty of Usti Ann Elverson, who, as we stioa4, was killed in a wage with the prisoner, Mary, Ann Roberts. The Jury, Ot t e b ear . it! critlanao at considerable:length, feinted a verdiet— " f kat the deceased came Se her death by the loarasi el y o( ,a lo oo o. ve sp o i, caused hi great exertion avid v iol og a .passion."—The mintier was discharged • from pri s on yasterslay. . . Wei* tcasstis ELacrion.--(Secoad day.) Wed aesday, Ott. 31.—At ths elsop•ttke pull ois this day the numbers wends/Wed to be-- For Mr. Lao* - 11 444 , / 111;iihr . 3011 W. ..... ~:''~~. NAUTICAL INTELLIGL•'.It;;, The Experiment. Tucker, from Cxeter awl harm •:, for Plymouth upset in a squall of the Eddy•tun.• 1, amine, on Tuesday night. Crew saved in the ho•• Vessel reported to leave been striven on shore a fcw to Ilse W. of Plymouth near Port Wrinkle. The Friends' Increase, Bosses., bound to Wr..p or ,, Ireland, sprung a leak on the :With nit. alnott 5 mil,. the South side of the Craig of Ails., and sunk. i.e crew get into the small boat before the r e ..,.) went down, but no part of the vessel ur cargo hare vet been seen. The Twee Gehroetlers, IL•err•i. from F.m! len t o 1 4 „ 1. don, pnt into lireetsel, on the •Ith in.t. with d.ttua 4t , and the eargo would he so:.1. The Louise Mathilile, sailml from Japan f►r ILtar:,,, on the 7th of December List, and had not attired there the end of June. The Trim, Lyon, from New Brunswick, was lost :I tialwav Bar, on the Vtid nit. Crew saved. The Tobago, —, frmii London to Shields, lin been on shore •n Salttleet ; but got off ss ithont app.. rent damage. The Avon, Jones, from Waterford to Liverpool, ear tarried into Pwlbelly Harbour on Tuesday evening, afar di wharginr part of her rargo, The Josina, of Stirling, llitrns, from Liverpool, w as driven on shore on the !tuft ill!. near Militia. Most sf the cargo landed without daina k -r. HARWICH, Nov. . —Mr. Win. Harcourt, of the p r ,„ verance smack, of London, has taken o 1 the thutie s ig Sand, the brig Mayler, Scales, with a general tarp,. trout London for Hull. She had been on the `aval hours, had knocked off bet rudder, lint the salvor 1.. shipped it. sh e h a d also lost an anchor and eal4, hut which he also replareil. The SwalMir Park i st, Thom, from Milan to London, with oats and tares, has linen run foul of by the s.'.ip or brig X 1 Z. in Holleicy Ban, whirls carried away het bowsprit, rigging. anchor., cables, bulwarks, &r. bin she bas received little or I.:1 damage in her Rtsoveca. Orr. 21—The ('nba, of Liverpool, ftgrri Ilitvatinah to St. Peterolourgh, arrived here on the inst. and Ins been sent to Claristiausaad to terfurn quara till ne. PENLANet, OCT. : 1 11.—The schooner fore, lost hcr mainmast this morning. ditrin.t a gale. Yesterday, at liow-xtreet (Miro, Elward Reynold. was ordered to find bail, on n charge of defranditt; .dr. lire, of Itelforilbury, of cloth, under a pretence bring sent from 31 . Divett and Co. of Smith woollen-draper. Mr. James Bidd,P, silversnii:h, was beld to bail vesterday at W•-rship-street Office, to a nswer the charge of Dlr. Lane, one of the eleri:s at tioldstaitt, • Hall, of having forged the stamp of the Cern/nay in various articles of plate. Gcur,.e ridge and AIIIN't BO: td were brought ip, cbari.•d with assanitingand robbing John Connor, of IL in notes. The pris.mers about a fortnight aeo, were drinking at the Feathers, i■ Pimlico, when the prosecutor came in and called for sowe refreshment. The prisoners began to abuse him, and oue of the party challenged him to fight for a certain ►um. Prosecutor said be had only W. and he would stake that if they gave him frir play; a scuffle ensued, and the landlord turned theta all out, nini closed the 4-or ; when they attacked the prosecutor in the street, beat hiss severely, and robbed him of the whole of his mosey, and left hiss weltering in b'otal. lie felt me one of them take hie money, but neither of the In WAS that man.---l'ominitted, Fla e.—.lt hal f-past four o'clo..lc on Thursday morning, a fire broke out at the house of Thomas Bowditch, a broker, on lireat Skirl-on-hill, which, from the early hoer. spread much alarm amongst the inhabitants, anil in which the unfortunate Mr. Bowditch was nearly burned to death. It happened u Mho: s 81111 . . I ditch's wife always kept a candle lighted in her rosin} every night; at that hour in the iiiii rning she got is- I to give her child some pap, and seeing that the clout I was standing still, she stood on a chair to mind it op. in doing which she let the candle fall into a Leap of 1..... • dry horse-hair, which imineiliately caught fire, and eimi municated to the window and bed entrains, and in nn instant the whole of the apartments (first root, front room) was in a blaze. Mrs. Boirditch ran out of the room with the child in her arms, screaming out fir sts loud as she could, awl alarmed all the lodgers. Air. Bowditch was in bed ;mil asleep at the rime, and a i• dreadfully scorched from the sheets and lied crtrtairs, I which were now in a blaze Omni him; he jumped Usti and in attempting to tear don n the curtains, and trainp:.• out the tire, his shirt caught and he was enveloped is the flames, and he was so bewildered in Ow fire ac smoke that he was linable to find his way out, and timse have perished if it was not for the timely assistance of the watchman and sonic of the lodgers. Ile was so shockingly burnt, that lie was immediately carried to Saint Bartholomew's Hospital, and we are sorry to learn that there are hnt faint hopes of his recovery. Several Are engines arrived, whirls, with the prompt assistaii.e of the firemen and neighisours, happily prevented the Are from spreading, and subdued the devouring eleurror, hut not before the apartment and all that was in it mire destroyed. Wednesday night, shout nine o'clock, a small trn-li was stoles' off one of the Margate coaches, hets.•. Charing-cross and the Elephant and Castle, rostairii.4; valuables worth about the 'seaport, else Mame passenger. Coars-Excwasios, Noy. 31.—Aeveral vessels arrlvri this Isornine from the Suffolk coast, chtelly laden wilt Wiwi and Bark,, mad a considerable quantity of the &Warr ant' cis remaining over front Nionday's supply, esuard sales In be very heavy, eteept for prime samples, which obtaiser! Monday's prices; bat all other sorts were offered at 05 abatement (Ails. per quarter, and even at that decline, the gnantity disposed of was very trilling, and line Barley c•iy• ported Its price, bet the ordinary "willies were dell; Oafs are is. per quarter lower; in Busts and Peas there is so alteration. SsttTnnato MARKET.—The above Market was sell supplied this morning, bet principally la lean Cattle , the prices continue u per last Market day, elm* in the interior descriptions, which are rasher lower in pier. HAT-MARKET.—The above Market continues the same in price. —Straw and Clover ao alteiation in price. MARRIED. Om Ratorday Lnst. at Koosiogtoo. by tho Roy. Mr. T. , hw. CaptiMs Wiley. albs Host-fadla service, to Miss thq toe, of Roos Cottage. Old brolly's.. Om Toastlay. at Rt. Maryleboase Chorelt. Jahla Rodorr• Nogi onoiroo. of tailldes•oh'vel. Maarlsestar-smosrr. IS Cbarlotte. delights: of Colima R. Clarke. of Ott Rofigai Na - Oro Cavalry. Os time 9d 1p square. is Hos 7 ti. IrtzebStow. DIM). Ma haw la Pa ' st-atrow. Red Ufa of bia ago, WlWani ()any. Nog . d. ....- ._. -- .. -. ...... - _ . m.. r Mw t Bard. Pltlitod. sod Pobtaisod st tin Oiler f i " Tom Stomping& ii" tool "Tog cipoortottstoo" Mao*. ' Ile ' *Mali ofrooltO NI. ClemoCo Orel, 1 . Joe.. U.: B.: to whOst en rco i • a . htg 11118 frtiodittell 110'114111t4810: E ~'~