The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-26 00:00:00

41: ~. '. . JR F.-A , . . , DEC i - 12.7.711 . 11 A t t or ily . .004 et titre) • ie nhab . waiits ,tte, the pasty/ teere eterme4 i nF r hr •folo • * het} it,, Iks.ciiscov.iVis, (Irß%*llg.spon!‘, of I #l • n el) !t•trkY. 6l ,o,l l lfdr 91e.5i1i1 4 1. 6 ,5ffr, 'aft cgromeitc,ell . )ts ,rovgria, ant) tbreamlect, iinti of the 4 en tth Pry :Or l i `ft• w4s, l feasiioned ki airkrigp,f,thgtoorria a) , broth stages estdg.rotp, Fly! 04, i ,,,Tihe s ,te, Orsts r Arl, " t ort, for.that, pyre. iu the cTrirefi eoCh'sntirn, : t9,r h ,k ; .re ire commotilfaietl, itt.rouirl . 4Aave ..14tfal oissible to have laved Ala ° ,treivatike . edifice. reat and enremitte4 eiectionkat the tfe fi cets: 'es of the 93d,1 - filiblapflgri se tku ; fire 1 1 11, before it had dpiejetiehl)pinage. Among Major Gordon, captaiti_ * Listeskn, and' En land, Isere perlicolerly . , tounnounre l with deep regret, the death icnphry, May, liart.„„of Mayfi,eld, in. .the WiOrt°rii; fir "4 1 4 ' 0 o.rfecfßOY. raefte; but his progress throne the country ed by that event,' # -et to learn, thit, g a l s 4 1",geslai ,n igh, the , , )640 Ma hew, !re ,911 . Representatives lit for thiacriou4y,litttis serious ppre ly tic ',4stiefoglity, the seat of Thomas Lanigan, ;r Thur(es. We haie some satisfaction, in sayitii, - that Gentlemen since, arrived neighboorttriod bring intelligence, that the IP Geaktleiaati is in some degree better.— Paper.)' . - ,THE ARMY. :eareor..- MafritAL ORDER.. • . 110Ise t.iiiarria. No.. 94,. Utak. TO : Highness the Conspeorler l in..Chief is . direv, . that the folloring,Cirry nr,a.,Let. by'fommandof the ICiricq . florst, act. name and on. the Oplialt pais Majesty, has ttro,.iddrisert to the General •QtAcer commnnAiu 71iPertimouth, rOspicllng the conduct' of certain O;F., ei the 25th regirrentof Foot, shill be entekorl liso General pider„Bonl, and read ntthebead of. Y Riiititseist*.—ity order of his ' Roysi Highness - Pder.in.chief, IlAttitl CALVERT, Ad . jotoot-General. ,_,., ”...lier,e Uliards, 1ti1v..2.3., 1218. top al 4Tliiye laid before the Prince Re., `proceeding Of the Court "Or 'Enquiry,,,or . • Lordship was President, held at Ports. the 36rh of Sep!ensher:, 1818, and con. tljournments until' thi Ist of Qctober fut. the purpose of lusestigeting• certain, ransar,tions, and oth'er.ristteis o stated to place in the 25th' regiment, ly the Re.' lich it appears, I,hat - Bfett.l..Major Bailliel ester Smith, of that corps, - km's' been prin.! tcerned in very integratingl impoiltions i +Akers of Daventry and Poitsmpogi, by • money from them under fillse pretenCeiii ' acquaint your I.ordshiti;ihohlt haa alt': l is ,Royal flightless,. that Abe whoti tenor ',feet in these pecuniary transactions p 4.. ecty of a swindlinig Mani!" . 2510 rend;br . trlvoctirj;:o(holding coinunstions in his lerviCe t ' eiloit4e of all' conviderationiio Vii. as 8:11.111t in, the pionsinent . slitte r by the,prociecliOgs of the Curt, to hare dissersidOi4 'add Iniubordinaiion, which i:lPiedltordli t0• - thti 25th regimeut, for ...,.. • . • -•• • ' 0081, circumslances, tne rrince Regint !oilier! to CUM:ha:id, in lila pamo. and ion . . dy hisMajt!sty, that Brevet-Major Willits' l'a,cmaster PhiliP Smith shall'hedisniisied 'vice. . appeared in the iuvestigatian of these 1,,,,1iiit Capt. Trip p and Lieut.' Hamilton, 'implicated to .the same estent, have, ne.. ; ', been guilty of sidling, eneotiragirig, and, peactices tibia have enabled' Paimasler •ion?it ' whet : the Court baye so properly is 'tteprettlkintra . ' upon those whiti have On- Itonoitof Blitish Odic!!! • and his ßoriil ?marked; ihaitaecolutict ' 4l f*itheso. itivolved t op 'et .(ryth in•the . wiiiife t Of the 1 oltge.const. rit,Limpaisy T ia so discredits. !; ; rf!Pvt4e,c h P• r .l!etefs h 9 0 0 4 1.4 MO &mi. ...ticsty, s.viyjce L is timnerii. Bes t '•; !kitit„! B : tlietPAP.i*P.is P,•o4oPctioti. i 4 ). ,r,, %then conipaTpd,dojek 04 !Qom boisioya a Brev.. Maj l , Oa il lioend Payment er4raithm ilig i hness.is pleased to 14.1* to.,warila Ibeak Tripp . 4 od,,Lieut, 14 i 140440- PlieomP!!: rpeasure ofrempral riot* the 2.stia regiment to al,f•PaY. t%"°!t,ittuneß!• , oole ..1 rr•*-: • ... - ,: .2 0 ,Peotettoot ~Mlil ; eppetrp ,40„ltnyt panancel, ider .ble,spip i.e . otßi,te/ls l ".Ptiatty /.11i*ogi'fir, 4ir , have tided thst 914cer ,is „his difgyagetpi ..s i . !rid ids, name alpp,epp!ini iinpp,co‘cd, 'theta i 9 !iiii e • RN tY ill i rsitioP l / 4 ) 9.‘o‘o4eh'll• ' . .y dis!orbei.i i tht's ll ttaffilapy . ap4 o diafißlilia ph,;: tot it),. i .9l?"*!Ft.oou..l4;o4 , A o Aies Ofs: led fro m being onlyAlroddimof,others,,,,, 'WC ,egetit . has grpoi.:!?bly . ,,c o alutAft deg, 0t0 . ;,.tt0 Inishment . #4.lll2plisited,npowl 4 ient.*eati, !re repririapcLond admonition fur thpiliare, in these Irnnpactions, : , , ,: 5.. j. .„: „:.• tin Mtbourcall's memo's's° ap pears InAlt i p, ;s, as ha,ving...improdent4cnscociated . with concerned. in.,. tOteso ircesuls.rities, though ly, irnpliceted: 1p Oleos, and his kuyAllier cPuktneq•cisAt4 • he 11 ,10. be•, l 44tNinisheci li'lf ilflt 6 - 1 0 1 ,5#4 At eiiipt 402 feel the if more cirrunitspectiers In future. ~,. ... „ 41' 4kerefore acqut,ins.,rne .wilt'' the day i i , the :Prince tr i geul'ir, pleasure . is, *ode relrei d Niajor k tisillie,and irioppstoolMith.,, at issiii thee mill cease. to ceteiie,,ply in his tersice4, and .also in i reg f l,4 4e,(4.ptiitl. ',,Pe'fifil.s.t-.NrikYlli, If I . 9OMAP ,Accori l 7 , , q . teryd,io, the r Ajoiclaz,l•;slatiliOnwot i, aohl, ;ii!4l into, eireg, tin_ aeilse. rfifris9,ll t4l . i n nd 'a al:jujgr4 41„fiful.4j.,eatp icr hivelp4oc6, cept, 51‘Opygo11 lio4 ill ga;c4l%loll . ),lNe ik.fll,4s beep : guilty. of is to promote his liess in thp profession. ~ 1 nut, 84c... ~. i ... pitlivr,itftN. Comha:Air it - OIL f." • . ~..,1; - - tn gut • ; ,_ • *blot IS A o.w. e1D 1 0.0111 4 t a 'Woo LaaaP . . .. .. t . hA<<t►, 4elieliPs 14Ibs. • . -- -____ SOU4'H•ER!K ,Aloodiy numerous ankhighly respectable Meect- Inc opl j es," .. soelbspn. Fis hecy ,AerociaMon" wakthelsti 59n Abe ,go/ri t temir, Weald!, .ipqr,suant, to edistuflk' ttyl,nl,(fl”l) 01/04!$L, glelitia,...hrtd,, et, the samte . place, , :Vbe ,amejnbloge on the "*ACil4cf° 4 4lowe , slifi.,,i44,Pkirme.m!isrflOion , .Was, greater tfigniußop i atey lea OW. dad.. !duce the establish. • treeet, of Ihe.4# . lsichtiAn, ind tire teak and character .olLthi4st:e4oritten4selottressed the eitteme ietoreet. 1161 slibject ,hae . ,rmcited Ahroughout the County... 149 W% .c4P 1 014 4 rC: O 4 q 4 y, of Igismore Ca . '. 9 1 1 0 fbe pect„o(Alse ; Duke of Devonshire.;, Mr., Piebeß,,,qf .; 110edup, ,pe „Agent of his Grace ; fhe Rch Jo e . i:lV .r finckAs,, as the part of the Earl of Ben , Ann ;. james ,p'tewell., Esq. of Kilbritain ;.Captain Parker,. - Royal platy ; . and a number . of other Gen. tlernen from dialent psis of . .the Ceosity. Lord ,Kin. eele,hasing taken the,Clraie et about one o'clock, the Secretary 1,0 tbeAstrocieriosi, James R. Barry, Esq. proceeded to rep . ortgrhet-bad been done since the last Meet t ing,,andilila.Getollernan's communications. , fully . eekneed that4hejetersal had been most advert., tageousky . eurployed byiries, ,pot only in correspond ing slr,il6 those frotnwhnsp,usetul information was to beyapected, but itt orgcesing official and other do cemeets,,,,hickarpeld.cpestantly facilitate the labours of the Penamittee s , ..wli?e appointmeut was to form the Pxyeripai hasioess Of the day. Mr. BAnut commenced by re;ding Mr. Grant's letter, (already published in the Dabirn Evening Post,) upon the subject of the Fisheries, in answer to the communication addessed to him, apprising him of the nature and objects of the Association, and re- I questing the aid and countenance of Government. for it. He then proceeded to state, that having, since the receipt of the letter, had occasion to go Dehlirs on business,. he thought it his ditty to spit en Mr. Grant, with whom he had an interview, and he was proud to bare to inform the Meeting, .that that Gentleman's conduct, in reference to the abject the Association hire, in view, was quite as eiliafectory, and as pining, as what lie had already communicated in the letter jest read. Hey h+lr. &toy, took occasion to ask the Chief Secretes'', at whet period during the ensuing Sessien of Portia mPet it was likely that -the sslsject of the Fisheries would. be brought before the House of Cominons When Mr. Grantgoes pleased to state, that no time would be lost in doing so, and he added, that there • was uo question to be submitted to the Government slime. his shrivel in this Country', that was consi dared of .more. inspertancethan that of the Fish. grit". Me. .Grant also stated that it would be pwally if ,possible, that any suggestion with which :tbst Spethern Association may think it necessary to furnish the Government, were sent forward within 'oil weeks. ~ If, howeser,l they were not enabled • to do so within that period, the question generally should be postimeed . ettql they should furnish their suggestions. Mr. Bany then - proceeded to state the nature of seteral documents he had obtained in the different departments of the Customhouse in Dub. lint gelatine to bounties, duties, end drawbacks . , which would he of importance to the Committee who would have tp draw op the Report that was to he forwarded to Government. For these documents he was indebted to the Board of Customs in Dublin, who, upon his s-tating . to them the nature and Object of his enquiries, were pleased to issue an order, directing•the several offices to afford him every Nei. lily in obtaining such information as he may require, and this circtonstatire he mentioned, in order to show the disposition which existed to further the views of the Associatibrw After these explanations, Mr: Berry proceptiad to read, seriatim, the several letters he had received. They wore eery numerous, and -con. 'sifted much local information, and Onsaral eigriset. Lions, some coosidereble ?slue, arid' 'all of 'note or less importance upon the subject to which' thej related. • • - •( • Colonel FlcrAdertia inn iontalned ie envious l facts. In the eiparfilfittrict, to the neigfihoiarboMenfl liodderefiettl,*inetodifikifie creeks and inlets, fbai is. little abort of 456 mifei. thefiotatoi.cOlittre,* for . , two orilireet Miles deep, fi e. eiclusively mapoied with sea weedi "collected in yawls, Mitqiiletf by fork *en nuinber of which exited& four thOniiiiid.fi pre Cinfienei comMi n lei Kai • the eoliggi; i" of this weed bceopies more inniVh in theirar,, elyti he naturally, tinder reef iii t ebnistsOces, ppon edvintigtilifist wool 4 Arlie from any` by - *NCI emk)Ornent cinld be laved to, at letiii; I sit teem vhimiirmi men to one conitt.. . A very interesting letter Till ?roar Ceriltd Oiffatigeig, Esii. M. P. tor Ddetlift; ortfr hiving Minified his deethi to becqse'i:hienit;ir of ssociation, he considered die question itailertir • - 4 • i 04 04 .1% . fiiherieir,• ' hip; Mr. CoNghit3; - t ee etject of intention and ProppCiiiin 141 poweitietibt or every goilimeiclal - nikriiirt4 coo eieffiirditigi fund Of nationil a lktad of. 'Onot for seamen; and t ini hti p p,r to it.it intenitfottirf Governilient lis l jirOOose•in the n'egi So. Sion; hiiiirvivetienfr hi 114 eiattliii liwi lac Etta' en. courpgeteTet in. Ireland. hat coil givelissoY.learone' of flan, fOi bra heif loilittend years pait t h fiehnilei . iinalle'f litMentbrY Cirroutialli; filifside4 k 'be. lievlr frinn • Surplti - of Jill YOrfeitill . e#lites. the Pt &ions ayetentif by:the Comndsildrt, feria bra h. tiflreak Tirtit in ' Scrolsort filth tTegrve iriVe mid- 'O4OO The quantity of herrings Tani ,thence to the *-Wesi'lnilietti, and even to 11411014 is very , eorsiderabfe: I ettifekitind lb:lithe of hailing,' th4ooniumu is essimiredyr over 150,000 barrels.— We kiln* that thle fish skit the W. Ind N. W. •GwesO -of irelanti , every- year , -•-sonittiMes in eel.' siderable quantity ; and why shooid we not delimit* partake 'of shi9 plofitebli employment fin , 'dor ifrople?-11 appears to me quite within oar reach, if !v.:aimed by Parli.mtuttAry aid and regulation; and vAlstabie accompaniment Of export, I beg to observe,• soeh en oltiele would be, .with the ottiee plantation supplies nitioh are shipped every year from Cork to the VVesttlnilies." -• Mr. Callaghan. concludes a-very interesting letter, of which the foregoing is an, estrect by offerieirbis' I sersicellowards the promotion of the objects of .the i Fishery Association. Several other letterowere read • , from the Itrobteriain'and rvAltleni erilerho had been addressed on the subject ; -sad, as we have already as ateti„ mock ,osefal information was thee. procured. Astiptlf . tbriaew Members whose names were eurolied, *ere de . Clilto'rd . ,. whose wish to that ellait was l communicated by William Newmr; Esq. soi/ele &n 'ofitinsalt;*'ia -a very *iiielaes' e !Duke."( Deirrishire, septesainted on thN Golonel.Cnory, wistreapewesed bis rac.letahliety iiisp the subject., .;; 1 , Mr. toi4.ts threw out some valu able suggestions, Nara w,ereiti4 appreciated', but 'it was ihegelieral Wee 'of - the ikreVtitik ithalt they were matter' for' the' sernsideration of a Committee rather then of a Public Meeting. , • % A desultory discessiop then ensued on tisvoiest ' eligible place for holding the Meetings in toture,..it being considered that the remoteness orKinsile . Pre vented many frotafattending. The MOdeartipolist ing a. Committee was also-canvassed, when It :wad speed that Lord Kinsale and four Gentlemen should retire id an adjoining room and choose the Commit. tee,,the names to .be submitted, however, for the adoption or 'rejection ofibe-Meeting. 61i Dein YON. About a f 0.04b1-since, a most beautiful and accomplished 18 years of age, the only daughter of a respectable trades •tatia al Bath, eloprd,fromber paresis protection witba Cap. lain of the army.,and who it seems is already married. . The afflicted father of the ruing Lady lost no time ‘n pursning theta, best it. was Mat until Wednesday that, after a• must difficult ,senrch, lie succeeded in discoveriug that they hod taken apart ments'in Manor-phice, fin the Kingli-rond, Chelsea ; and 'hating liade application at Bow-street, he procured Smith itintrtwo Other otneers to accompany him to t ( ie residence of the lovers. Urn enquiry. finding they were goqe out, hot expected borne to I Alaner, the father and officers placed tuernselves in ainbusti at a politic-house nearly opposite, where, attet haring waited op. wards of three hours, the) sow them paws on the opposite tide of the road. The father with the officers immediately pursued, and overtook them just as they 'were entering'hhe house where they . resided, Ttte anxious father directly seized his child, who, in all the agony of surprise and tenor, clung to her lover for protection, who -vowed no eat thly force should part them ; and t , was .not without the utmost difficulty (the lover being of a most !worm - Komi athletic make) that they could be separated. its the. struggle the Gentleman's coat was literally torn to pieces. 'far father and dethgliter, a lib the of rers. proceeded to tile' public-house, followed by ike-discoosolate Captain in tatters, when,a scrim enswed,that mars &script/014 the father 'est:rent ing hilt Child returo . t o the arms. and cafe the novo i sit or her almost broken-hearted mother—the lover imploring her, tears, nut to forsalte•isias.. This bating token place 11l a public tap-room tilled with spectators, the father, daughter, and dis comfited lover, with the of hors, retired tom peewee room, and at length the two former, still woo:trained by the officers, drove 1 off in a hackney conch, leaving thi. (7aptaiii vociferating that . he would immediately follow them to Bath, aged ;tarok* the weep ing fair one she should soon be restored to him. Thisaffair will no doebt furnish employ to the'Gentletnen of the long robe, as the fattier of the young Lady more than once expressed his de termination to prosecute she Captain for seauctitm. -,NN,-,. 4 . ' . , • ...- . . .... ~ . . .. iii 6 . s! 7 . ' - 4: . . .. . • . . . .. . . • !-' . ; aglig4l.o" . • .. - 4. : . • i . ....v.ALIN, off, ark; the i . ... • . '. I +Vit -41?ilen - . '! ,, r in eto d '11 • . 1 : .", tcrintl fro . _ ~ ,131. g ent hail e t deo . ' 1 .e.z., .. !um: .. • ti .0e...4, ___ 1 ' . 1 1 :r 14,N .." .*. _ . ... ' 7 114 CI - II fgl; ' i I . ' . IAI O the hl .1 !,••.-o,A . . -", dellnll t ! ' d the I' m 4 r• , i ep l . ' Y Posl f:} O. great t. 0.1• I i 'Yates 11' Oilig 14104 :i ii ,. :7l t . i ro Sth r u ine :.l?l . . ... We bare 1 of sir Hum (' ! . [ , n l ; tr j l ' I", p,,ii... ...,,,, it Ca! ...I*• . , hear ~7 - 4 . .. Itnipove. • • • • t in It.':ta that m Aw, , „„,a (Glonnie L IP ) I • ~4 . , ..11 4 ROI" a t 1 I 4 i . , d to di 1 . .....' . 1 . • . I . ' I 6 °T; which, bug iis the lit llSTAl*ltireee ;:t•poiismoiii "" {of' . the 2i 1;1 . ' 1110 Gep ee e'veri w . i.i...ee °PI the C o MECUM ' it . M t 140 gent the p ri ..filch your I, mouth. on ti o tinged b y adj lotiiing . , for . 4 pecuniary ii, ) 4 I?" taken p i P"‘.__ l4 e %hi Itltt/ Pa) mast • d i titti - collo, . o - i 4 the ban ....--' Itii;6 '. In nn.g c *l)4 . i i on to , i IV•red (A his 14'6.44 Ciinff 1111"*g it. dire, ifkrh bo l o . s a 141./efiLea ier ' It+ .l4 ll ,7 4tuji'j • Itiq "OP' at h 1 10 in the' 4 ha4a-bM9 1 e a til:g 464. Pifer I his bih4in . ' ' . idyl • the . behalf of I . . iratiiet'tind I': from t h e der , . , tia ' not ' t t i t als 'h t i t: 1 though not in vertheleal, bi s'i#l"liatt the i S.lsh to con Itittlerj.• hid i fiA.ii in . ttie'b . ntitittitiits rem office,rsittre itt Procelat o i . 4 C ble and. itttori . : ~ . liiite-of his Si 3 ~ ll'Olimeni• , - i 1 i i 1 . t"hifeirkitliZtr, ur•:1 . h l h6yit Hi ; Olpi, r. T r. le!0!nt ,taeast the lial,f-pay , ... 4 . 1 P 4 'Welt . ropOdgraiaap` "etfileAo'iii f ir.fluiplitii4 . 1 "M• Alit oth . ..,.. 1 P" "'IOW!' .4`o lOW !y 11;°!Pia.., t 4 5 1 1 _ 1 111 1 1 :eti .t -,„,a iie • d. tr Minh : r 1 70.4, seven '' 1 4 pus I t ita it --* Ciptoii moee.dings l ! 0 7 4 parties c . "^ti .ctu ally 4 1 1. oess has Got i 4 Ai - iti the rt . ..:... term, ova:4.l4o+y of .. , . , c rl:Xtttti • 4 , %Wirt .tt hi ' i. S sotla gi • 0 N. l: k . ". l i. linl. Lit , . T1i111,),+,4i, 'hp. and _ i:Ally be rt , . n !qv; faitl g!, )!Irpilksioß . , . 4111!"1.10.441, 4 .... . . P`"illatteure ?Joule ettei . t . . ANailil re ii \'+' i' e. tep riT "rf l POLICE. CURIOUS CAST?. • hianuost.nouse..—A poor mulatto. named Cooky, %Ps Yes terday charged, ander what is termed die False Character Act, 2 Geo. IL With the fo:lowing offence : !dr, Haat, of hiark-ne, w ine-mercliant, stated, that being in want of a servant, the Prisoner made application to fill the situation a few dayt since. and produced a written proof of character, glom by a Medical Gentlemon of some inenci.— The bond-writing was doubted, it being more like the.cbarae ler of a woman dual a man. For c o me time be peniiitteti lifting if lobe th'h ilia.aritiogoftbe . {)actor,bnlbeing Warned about it, beet coatessed it astir thoduted writing ef d' Lady, bat sue was thew ift of his master ; •` mug sat wife." said lie. you know are one." He huwever under. took to ptotare a character in the octant hand-o riling sif . the Doctor, bis, lotg i ma r ster, and Ow coots:• of the day vetoer's* with the doedment. Cireninstances, hoarser, again aroni which confirmed former suspicions. and an invesqgation kitt ing taken Ow, the document.proved to to tot .d. mad the whole story a fabricati. n. Tpe penalty utaler the ct for such an offence is 101. bad to default of payment, inyri-utnect fur three mohtlik. The Pristine* pleaded /treat dirttest, in being led to the cam miys;on of Nock, olfroce, . but declared he bad nevi r been A gailly of a li s efore, and could bring respectable persons with %ham lie had lived, to sprat io his general Mice. Ily and protsriety. , . . • The Prosectpor, did opt wish's) press punishment of any. kind. but tlisi'uglit' he ought to receive a proper warning. Under all, the eiretumtastree she Lord .Ma% or thought he ought to 'tra duce suwe,ope of : the persom he had spoken of to bin charm ter. lie aas accordingly remanded. . . THE lIIGH-STREVT GANG. hf.tatamenCriu tertis.:l4. fr. Ilayet; Solicitor, Of hald's-load.:0001 tits aniocat Barrister on Thursday attended before 11.. M. Dygit.„ tsq. to pat ,itt hail fur J. Trj~l~ iris footman to Itle. 114(.3, stud one of 'the persons who weren't prehende6 last Smtday evening in the home* of Panels WOll4, Nu., ti 6, nigh-mare. glary-le•boatte. . . , •. Mr. Hayti* said he knew nothing of tie circumstances of the mint% ease ins merely what he had read in tire Netispallits:— Ilehod taken him midis good character from hrespettatdo fa mily at killstirs. and he had lived with him friar yelds, during, which ciniduct had been unimpeacbed. He (Mi. Hayed) should not have (enabled himself no the firesent occasion IPA had nos beers fors letter, which he . received from- this Prisoner siace. hi. committal in jail„ jir which he states, that he wiw out in the ratio'. a here the (ennui were found, but war prising, and seeing so wary people timing oat, was induced to gost 0, the spot.. when hp was seized by the o ffi cers, arid inado prisoner: if were any circumstances of extentiat ion. in his , ease : he stolid he glad to bail' hisii,but if the ittiigistrai.ediougq him guilty. he woold h IVO Nothing at.all to do Wit. Mr. I)TER having relerred. to bit snows, said that the @ei detic, against Trill was such as would, a ithout doubt, convict him; but far be it from his intention to prejudice bW case Issihe „ . . Plank. the nicer, corroborated this Matenteat.. Mr. trayes,andbithieod the Itatritati; then *filia** 1 refasiog to da any thing for the Prisoaet. OUTRAQEOI4 ATTACK 0/14THE.CIVII. POMBA*, PRIZE FIGHTING. I QUFEN•SQVARIL. - 00 Thursday William. Wallar, hinyillst; was bnouglit btfolath Mi. Fieldide, Ire the , the oY eefbihinore, the,, officer, on . n.ehtsvge of committing a. lanclighati the epee.: GestlemeS loverseer, of the pariah of sr. omitgo teod,d, and :4104 tt Mr: Melding. Ihdt,tlie forOigtieldt of several weeks hosek, 'have. been the war daisy Magner:o4i unit -ages. occasioned bj .the assapb . la m,Rf,spany ,rlsesipa4 per: , luhi mostly' ow every Sunday, to witnets pugslistic comets. The parish ofilesiti• were- instructed to put down thettilaihOltit, and in that meritorious office they were ismialted and beater. most dreadfully, Jam, Suadpy, The senior, tuneable Xs stills° ill, from the • vii letice he ree'elVed is hit exertliros to lupPless. these shamefult proceelnaglit,. that he took, Mivbe brintgbt to the' once eveu ins ceacM, ,Tlseparishwatideleeiniged, s actOr its the Mn would admit. iopnuislt the olli.aders t at all events, the pre ' Seat Cam wilibelullowed wp, tad the insfiridahlscOacetned un doubted ly a ilt be indicted. -- Mr. WHITE, who sat un ibe Bench with Mr. Fielding, saki, appliesttiois bad been ninde,m hiowbefore for the mibidieneii of 1 the office's l9,a4press awl disr:rse,the mob who had assembled to witness (Wese prigelighters. to the great annoyance of the in habitants. Ittithbo-and Md. Fielding applauded the snail with wjtichtheeoActaen of the vitriol' had taken op the anair, and assured them of APO. assistaswe to carry it into effect. Gilino're, one or the Ctinstithlta, then stated, that he and his .1 braille; oneers,,Lowdea, Cole,ruld otlats,ahMti 'Hewett o'clock • ; last §undaymoriling, wept ,itito a tbe Five-hetds, and, there tow no less than 300 arum. assembled. ' l he' Prisoner aas stripped ha a ring, and was figlutog a smut. named Budding , as itirness !pm lo)orined, for wager of .41. A felldw mimed • Martin ;wooded hiaa ;.,stoop as the constables sweated, the ring: tens broke, and the were instantly tifl Vtiocked doss n, They , were beat and kt id abort for shine tithe. Witnesiththli . , teeth, broker. tool pott.of lois rib,. At 4.'40 they were obliged to crau I off topreserve their lives. Winless could not say the. Prisoner beat hint; but ho 'had been to Tothil-fields, hod these saw Martin and two o her fellows committed eat Wednesday on ctustges, of •feltoly. And • Ise recognised them to be like same a Ito were drift :wire iii assailing the ,conealdes. • (Minor', of this office, do IppreV.htled . the Prisoner, said he (typitd bins at the. Penitemittry,litillhaiik, where tie was em ployed lit to.masnn ; he told Itim for what be was wanted, and heettiar to (be oil te of bit oaf tiectitd, 'Out the other man he could not dud as yet. 7=P t foughMr.7zimutirs'atted the PriMeier for What t ? , Prisdnee repllisf..ttet for a bilei'Pountl note, 'hut wgdaat be 0 4 0114 be Wall bble to contend wi t h sod lie' regretted the laws of his country were bla • Ist ruin I ' Mr. FIEL:DITip observed, there mils a time esides,tAltrtis • tierilr; bin 'Such tbsgtAarefiel eithlktion could nut be tolerated.— Undoubtedly, botp tw .nnd his; arnagenitt must he held but he would now he content with hi, „ro:ri.iu e to at end vibe* the iPlier Shook' beiliprehimied. Thi s t h e laristmet prthilkia , do, and he was libetased. •cn AitrizE 11 A Pg. • • LdAnsgsm.sTaway.—Ou •Thurddrty an ini , estiratfoo• of the' most delicate . nature to the panics concer ne d , occurred of 144 office, *hitt, from the - eieltaffnl'of our Kininer; ant 16 lern i, statement befo• vute hearing it re t reche eived, we . deem it necessary t o l ay only a she public An interesting . .youtig girl, ationt`li years of itgei'ldleitHiktf.' accompanied by her fither and brother, to lay a cisrisag 4 , t, a gallant officer, lately quartered I A t h e Tort er of London. 414 was accused by the girl of attempting to commit a rape doak.r. person. From *hot we ewsid learn respeeting eiteumetanee, the' t'ompluinant had been in the serviee..ll. the Captain fur annut five weeks, and Renck - ally in the h.ibit of sieelt , ria in the him* 1111 one moraine last week, wltenaliewas awaked **diem% 413 GO.' iflF some petsna getting into her bed, and afloat site alLetu.stdi 'dhenvered to he her mater. The MaairrisAra.s. upon bearing the girl's staltmea‘t, con. shirred the sittendi:nce of the • Capktin %VA. neCeVqtrY ; and Coomhes the officer wa s dl i p r iteised to reqoeit MS presence at use' office; but he shortly atterreturnedwortin, Cdpiain had left toe's for Portianonth,'lnit that shortly attend,. and he came to the ottice.in ct Sher officer, in is short lime afterwards, and 1. termer wraith! Magistrateo. They viihsrqueni and from what transpired e were led .to belicreihat was advised to be amicably settled. 111ARKIOS. Contt Ezcs;sasica, Drc.2l.--Tnere was a ;Wheat this teaming, hut dull mile lit it reduction Jib* Monday's prices. -tine Enittis% Barley is. els. Beans. a.,tl Pow lower.— . ln other whiles uto CORN EXCIIANCE, nrc. 25.—N0 hubiliet.s du. 1111m4 7O it 3 ' Grey Yeas..: New dittu Utttu(Foreign) .... 70 84 Old Rye 51 56 1 itkdo.... Barre); 64 69 ()sits . Flee del.\ Malt .64 68 rotund slo.. White Pans 46 *52 Pied New ditto.... ....... I ,titre Flout., Ditto • Boilers 6l 68 Seennels. Ukitittiov . Corwlnspector's Itecorn.-44171nitaiso Wheat, per load ~ VI I Osto liorle, pertidat•t2r; 45e. %.'utt.' to Bean Ovs s . 4. ;• . I . 44.4 . 1 a 1, , . 0111 Ditto .1.4: rtitt .7Y.s. !...4t. top', . ' ' ' •-`• F . . . -4.- 1 -- Saflsl. 1 A 7-775:—• .- ) -7 & - i i-- i sr ttlil7t, D ec: -7- 7 . . ec. 23. 1 .. • TO stalettsllll64l; petritaise 14 . 601,.. Beef ~. 44. 01. to ss. 0.1. 1 *sod ut LAM* Wolin) . 4.. 111. to 6s. frt. Miami. ...... ~. YAW' .. . 5. • Ot, so 6.. • 6r. Sheet Mot UM,' Port . 6.. 4 1. to 6s. 41. Coos" ~.....4,.4,4 ,L11411)....03. W. to Os. 04'. • Net ......... ..4.' c HAY-MARKET. Hay ...... al. lis t 04. t . 114 . - Clever .... 61. Os. Od. to 91. %taw ...... VA. 14. U. t.e S. NEWG - ATli AND' LEADENVIALC M lb) the Carrloo.) Beef .... 34.. 41. to ss. 43. Veal .... 40. Muilos 4‘. 100 51.. 2d. I Polk ... to. 1...2”t0t0 t, J Ott. ou cs. rificL OF fIOPS. SRW altas. - sew Kent ....b:. as. to ibe. Pot ....tit. Sour: 55. to Uwez 6'. t=bl4.lll" • PRICE (kg XILIeI. t OW. Si; Jiintes7s lit aket .. bg. f.,.• Teo itTsti In* . Clire,4 l / I ffidet. , .‘...-.0.. 044 - Yrilew ituAus.B7 Od —. ye.. Whiierbapel Market b.,. Vid. 1% irate ditto.. $2,. tio -, Ogr. • pet st. 4111): • '• ''' 'Strhp' ditto , .t.u.. tod. - •... 04 4 .: Average.... Irs. 5 1 1 1 .1. 41eilism144# bti.. 0. 1 . —. U.I I)iftio roisgh..43-. Od. -1.. MC Vritirri' , ..' ; ttal Dili Good 1181.0 k l 4t Yelinw Srimp, lett.LNlriftli4ftll6%.-ciati, , to-- 044. 4 . 4 :' PriLe 44 cAPOgi...Per, 4060. . 4 . 403 414.-9-14*514. 15-. *l..t ? --..-:- -r", RA 1V fl i IXLS. • i . lie,t I I rifers and Sierro (per &tune) I*. 10J. tn . N. 01 ; ' sly lilidtidipo.,..: .7.'0 4 :.•::7..... - $ 21. Ad. 3.1 tr:‘ 91: Ordinary .. t .,, git. Dd., tU 7 . Sti . IlliuX‘tX _.; i • • osi. - obi: eV lii ' vtl i . iriti: iityikt#frisirse ~. . • ih. WV iCLIP. Ud, . . OF LEATHER-. . • 4 guns. SO 06 . 56105. each -31 d to iSti per lb. lYtho, be to delbl.'fildir• • 34tf to.' 25.1 blerrlicutts'.l3Rcks - —d to —4 l)rtlisttig thtle - to 19id Fine Coach Hides -20 d to Crop liides 33 to 401hs fur cutting 184 to lfibd Dittii. • .454 d - /bid to 2id C.4lf4klay 30 to 4014. - 2411 to 17d Ditto Lid to 70Ibs. - 34)1. to 39d Dittaint.4 t2O so 80Ibs; -33 d to Jet! Small Seals (Greeoland) - ._ 24d to 2 ti d fittrie td ao.li. per dozen. .1 COVIWET) *Amsterdam, 0 A t 111.4kti. tat:L;rat Aighl, 0 0 dam; ill IX F. i)itto, at sight, 114„ Kbtterdato, 11 8 v. gkitufserP, I% Ihe*lPoks : .. amburgh, $3 11 u. Rona, 34 V: - ' s 4" ails, 3 days's sight, 23 Fb 11. Pim, 24 IS U. Beurtleattk, 2& 30 U. .. s• , Frank ou shehlnine, 139ex.m0 Madrid, sti eirmoe Ctdi4, 35*., effective Bilboss, 9'i ew**, 384 $ • Gibraltar. 34 ..;...1 .. , CH, iNar., Ft:tipsy, Dec. Is. Leghorn, 511 Genoa, 46i Malta, 50 Venice, 25 50 Nitples, 413 Palerneo, ISO per nt. Limon 5.4 Oporin, 5611 Rio Jqueiro, 65 Dublin. llb per Cent. Cork, 91 per Cent. • Agio of the Bank on Holland.. Poling/II Gold, In Coin, .11. 1-. 65.. pe.r.oz. • . 'GoWi tai t Bare, SI. Is. Ne aft, 58. 50. • • I Si 'IVY. Pan, bau4st d in. 541 • Ori ?Mt* iititit lodit ft*, Most shotkidtaseidest happened on theivlnttrading to M. A man was driving it cart, heavily lade, with soil. al , •ng the rn near the two's/idle itiotte. and in c uence of the Mir le Mg ormtructing his sight c and haviag no e gjaace. he led the 11..0* too near the foot-path. The consequence was. that one of ire alteelit passed over ir LW:sick, and °remitted the cart. %show brqkc a chaise passing by at the time, and two persons riding !it t alrettlitjtiri.d in a dreadful manner. Aof who was passt.i4 ill the time had his leg broken: and another had bn to dislocated. A young woman uascovered wi h ant. fins kw- luirately escaped antiart. the ihjuied 'Mears were 1,11,4eit 1.... lie nearest surgeon, whore eves) , a..si.taoce was alfirdeit. 'tool saline evening, a Gentleman Of the muse of F.v:iits aas chaire rattler at a quack rate ;dung tne Commercial rand. tite'N George's. and one of the wheels came in contact tt lilt Ilia $ of a waggon, *kid' overturned the chaise. sind the Geaticatisti head-toremost from his sum, and. parhint 011? his Lead, he Wail injured in .n dreadtol matlikr. Ile - ;alien for medical a , ,siSiance to the neares place, in aseu•rti^s' Wednesday eie . tiing the entire (lustier ref an , weighing One bandied pounds, was stole from the shot. Keuible, hoicacr. Lawheni a.dk , diirim..; fog. and I hers escaped. (in th. ,, same rcroiu4 a who ii Acep carrteit 'elf train the shop of bit. tiarorin, butcher, in kent•sireei . tss • constable being, an the sp9l at the ,:t:Fe mimeos, robbers, tint did Cut succeed W I taking their: . Ois . Thur•d,.. ,, 'morning. at seven o'clock. the aind part of twig war starned: 'off from site shop of Mr. Viney, pork-liiiicher, V aushat . I - 4 • 6Te.D. On die na at. ;Attie 10th Tea of tier ale, !tine, theysttfre donghter of Mr. %Vallnce, of Upper hdttpigiotr. on the 17th inst. Mr. Alias. thongurt,‘Cavil Fliginivi. Do)cra ltotherhitne ‘ in IMO tid yeorvf bir ner —-• • 4 (• 0 ;1)(IN Prts.to• rio.d Published hy U. to v.r Le m 41 sum AN t 1 s: ( c. N o . 4, &* J l._j . witeehilde but 0 A 444 ith I t i l , ) , evere. A ittor , t be eeated.-_ li te held 40).1111 apelligrace that lad 100 . at hip brothel would. company with anti: I had r. prorat e c tn.. .•!, rat I y • left 'die ntliertiltat theca.; • is a good tinppi, lurtian of 2.p. fro.% la. eltrapar.--1-oat ai alteration., tiS done. • - • -4 4 .0 • • •• 4l, ' • .... ....S7 -4111, ....• 56 JO: ' • • • • . $3 XIS Si 311* tiO fife NJ • air Dtc. . 221. bs. IC — 4. • .• • —d. 1.44 • • —d. •-. • • 13141.- ;Attie liiilt4lll7 .‘ ti I 81. /Ilk MAititirtt. • IL i I)! is. lei A. b.: , 'id; ;., • • ' iht.a. 66/P to 61. • . ow.'o I. 1V.4 • tit 10. / . p at, Od. .- • -