The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-26 00:00:00

DRIGHIIIN 'Pan 25. Tug Tunes RIGINT.—On Saturday and Son. slay, olio following D 011441.1 Wore eabibited at the Pavilion: — Paving& It *Awl, Satanist , . 14th April. *. TbeiNalica IGEXT had • ds 4 As aca-eaaas .1 paws in 'he To, 6md ar h W the itigat t Mitt ftnpsi Higher*, Is all Warr - Mon% assails' as sea Ausumably. " H. J. TI ERN EY." si pAvili.O. 6 o'clock, A. N. Sanday. April The Pauses Raceme had a a• al alibi. red Ina Kara! If *hand *disown, wawa, coorsaiesois , e. Y. J. TIERNEY." Soo* aft,' Sir M. TIIIINRY signed this day'• Bolivia. the Baroisot set off for I.osediso upon pri vate, bellows, sod Ms rosin i■ expected this evening. . This morning, tits Vica-CuAxcaccoa artiwed st the Pasilisn, for tine perposo of an seditious with the Passes Rsoccr. This mating, his Houser ri mmed to Lando's. This morning the Rev. F. W. Bconauto perform ed• service of prayers before the PIINCE KLUEXT, sad the Royal Hoosthold at the Pavilion. T.-morrow morning, a division of the 901 h Rog'. meet of Foot will march from t►is tows for Chiches ter sod Portsmooth. Ti Tax EDITOR or rex bT.ITESMAN. Sts,-1 beg leave briefly to toll your attention to the lassoes candied of a bilentiag Piper towards sit FRANCIS BURDETT. _ _ . _ Attest three weeks sign the 'Editor of that Journal jowled a long and virulent article of Owe of the worthy Baronet, in the course of which be asserted, that Sr F. BURDETT neglected the day h. owed to his Constituents in order to be the here of the Ep pieg Hunt; and concluded by saying, that the Elec tors of Westminster would soon convince the Baronet that they wanted a Representative w►o would attend to their interests. will charitably suppose, that at the time the Editor wrote the abure•meatiosed article. be was uninformed of the real cause of the abstract. of Sir F. Burton? from the How of Commons; bet how was it, that when a day or two afterwards your J I. Mt. Forma, and several others, stated that Sir F. BUIOLTT had been confined by a WM. fit of time gout for a fortnight—how was it, Sir, that this Outrank, Piper said anthioc abeet this complete coo. fro alien of its iosinustienr? Oa Wednesday night lost Mr. BENNETT presented • certificate from Dr. PEARSON, and moved that his friend, Sir F. Bunnarr, be v d for a forteighton accrues of ill health. Not a renal of this occur rence appestat in the slluded-to Piper of Thursday or to-day! Those facts speak for themselves. I are. Sir. your nbedient humble nt, 2, krafterdruta. A►nlwl. J. W. DALIST. To nu BLUME or THE STATESMAN. Sta,-1 halo heard, through a private ecru,. oponshisee, sail from geed report—that a plan is now in agitation, sod ou • oast ortonsivo scale, and, as far ad an learn, intended, not only for oho Leno ir of the Pooa, hot for this aid and encouragement of all classes of people, in a way and IA attempted &fore. The inventor of the pion is shortly aspected in loon, when the whole sill be laid before She Pohlie Tour ohodioot servant, Widirotib. April?!. 1119. J. WALLIP. w. ►arr noses.. ►.11... Ibis oar Cossespoodess in risbUl inhumed, sad weshossii whit kw Ilte hippy emit.—Es. Geo. Deviating has arrived at Liverpool and char. tired a treinber of Tenth for the conveyance of the Iwo in* regiments he has raised Is Ireland te Stools America. On Saturday another Bill of Indictment was found slalom Mr. CA8611.11. of 55. Fleet-Wools for hi. meekly publication entitled The Deli I; o►, Morel Philosopher. This makes no len than fist separate prosecutions against the sumo person. Saturday a bill of indictment ries preferred 'ranee she Grimed Joey for Middlesex, against Mr. May, the Vestry Clerk of Bethnal-gram, by some of the pasishistems, for plisse the ripener's of the Isor-pro cemlings tipsiest Mr. Illitacutoe out of • punchiol fond, relied the " Fines Fond," which we under stand is totally unconnected with the Poor Batt► Fund. ThiGreed Jury ignored the bill. TA* LIND LUINCILLOII will ill le•OBOTIFOD more. iog at ten. There were no sittings before the LID CUMICIA, 10111 ibis aseraieg. It appears by tit Official Report of the Woollen Siansfactore made it Polol*hitt Sv.siout, 'bat dar ing the ye., ending bib April, 1819, fliers was a total d se •1 240,492 yard& of Woad and narrow Dttowstoo —Yesterday morning, a man earned James tiepins, was taken .at of the Thames, at the bof ion of Strand-lase. It appears the poet fellow's •inp.nsmont was ti,it of a pressman, in pfinfilll TIP RI pi itefll ; be after having tales seine fi ttesheitent, ISOM doon to the water-side to wash himself, when it is 'opposed he most bars fallen is, as his bead was found wicking in the mod, after- the tide had some down. The body lies for an Inquest at the Bose house is *read lone. nap F.X CH A • t. eau. 46. The Market wen well sop plied is • • Waage Ilint awaatag Sae wimples •Wieisirel 1.64 M. 4.1.) • pike., bet lbe ermard was .mall .n 4 an Auger. lot S. drKispiiO4 s.— Uri,. doll ante at a erdettsow of y! . •nid at an -denote a( Ims 111..nsinj• pmts.—Onw Is.. eenper.—ln Ptlll and whet Mork, no alterrliee. It ham 6d 74 they . . 41 46 New dime Onto itanettn) i 2 de. Ay* 3a 40 gleaner 36 44 Sark, .• 34 41: Onto New..... tined° 1 , 6 WI Poland do. - - 6:1 1 l'olawi do. .... 23 30 *Wee Pen 3J 54 Feed do.. ...... 16 24 New ditto ...... , line Vigor 6O 63 rate Noiless .........40 41 Seceuds 2 1 311TINVIELO MARKET. APRIL W.—Orr Market ibio acorat ire was welt tioliptira testis 1,1111.! IS• whirl: sire ready a tedortiiii.—The thole of B:seep and Lambs at re to. lea WI viol, hot pan cheaper than tilt Friday Intl.—Veal dealer, 1:41: cheaper. Lad hut littlebtaiorps &twee. The Wank-5 ti.e nay Market *RI dull :his simorniog. lad fine :ample, a that as la!, es per jeered a deflate of 30. per Mao.— Clover nominal.—Mir..,, dull late and ebeaper. The am-cited a a correct stoteaesi of the aaabetti sal peke et Matins-- To slat the Offal, per Norse.( 91b.. /Met ... 4.. 84. in hi. 44. I He of Lotus 111 thee • Ileum . 54 I'd. I. 6. 44. Vanab 19V0 ~ Tea. .. . 64. k . j.. LW. Sts .ad Lambe . 1 4 •5a0 r^re • .5.. 6d t. 6s. 84. Calves 5410 .....0e U.S. to 11. iii "r VIJ HAT-MARKET. 111, SI. th. od. S.. 61. fr. OA. 11 liner .... 0.. J. to H. U.. iv. Stair .... 21. Ith. CI 140 . • •••... , STATitsm 4,4 We copy the following fro. a Journal of this morning, whose articles of this stature are superior to Newspaper Poetry in general—the feelings tno which isispired the Poet being perfectly congenial with oar own : BEGOA R'S PETITION. Pits the sorrels. of Exchequer VAS, Whose want of own. Arts brought him to ynor door, Wions• •iews are do iodled in the shortest spas, 4 Oh! grant a Luau, and you'll barrenw your more. Thew follinA Food. my poverty hal dried, Thee Kart tommitten my comproore fret t And all " the wasir my Jets worm bead ha- fried, Hose only bees " the means" of addiag deb!. Your Haase ere, led. 'mid its paper wood. Wiili terapii g aspect drew me from my road. For dabbling there a residence he found, Aid gambling a wagelticesit abode. Hard kilr fair of the Winn ad poor! Ilere a. I rrav'd the paring. of your Aerie, A %gang Finoorier sallied from the dour, And those me. tottering. Cr.. my plan., with rase. Oh! lake so in year asoney.lisakiog dame; Kees Mew. the et u• Id strain* , oh, .hotirr'd Alai I Soon i. my passer to my friend. at home, For I am poor, ad miserably dell. 'Twos our misfit/tape. a..d mortals of mine, Thal Delo has drnw e . 41 Of ie t he depth Heroes send. misfortunes t wiry should we repine? Directors! you have still your paprr.mill. Pity the sorrows of Exchequer bow, Ss hose want ammo' ha. humeri him to year dew, Whose views are do ladled I. the slimness 1 , 11413 Oh I groat a Loan, nod you'll Increase your wore. LEEDS, .4rftiL 24. This week a scone of the most distressing afore was exhibited in the streets of this town. S I hundreds of workmen, chiefly not of employment, met on Monday morning, in Ilirk•row, opposite the Court•lloese, for the purpose. it should seem, of inhibiting their numbers, an I after remaining in that 'Ration till about eleven o'clock in the , forenoon, marched into Briggste, in a kind of precession, eight or ten deer. The persons forming this dist d body were prirripaqy cropper,, rest. sleet in the town, and clothiers from the seighbrier • ing 'inset... Their hehatinur, much to their credit, was perfectly orderly; and their meeting, though evidently by cancel., rut intended merely, as far as we Can learn, to present to their more opulent neigh. hare a striking manifestation of the public dietreso, for the purpose of inducing some efforts to put them in a was', either in their native country or in • foreign I land, of s..pportingtheiriselves and their families. We mast an skein th•juatire to only that nit to the prism, time, they have sustained their privations with schleps, of potient endurance, more toles commended, sod more difficult of attainment, than the cent.** which leads • man up In the cannon's mouth. That their use will tallith,. as it deserves, Ils• most deliberate attention cud regard, we doolit not ; and it.at carry thing will he tione to amistiorate their condition that is prsr tir• bit, we are well fissured. w they can be a•eisted In env efficient way we cinnot pretend to determine. This country, we fear, is overstocked with Workmen. flow the surplus is to lie provided for is a silkier, that deserves the deliberate considers. lion both or the Shrsam and the country. Time eta, and dnololsits will, *coin revive trade; but we fear the manufacturers of this remit') hese acquired • for clothing more perfume than we can find in the world to clouhr. In the mean time, the public distress iu the manufscistring districts Us, perhaps never known to he more sPirofr at this season of the year than at messing. The rase, we ell know, is not in any revolsion from war to peace, hut perhaps in a change tether from piper to money prices. Its Lan. cs•hire, the distresses of commerce are almost entire. c.d. med. The tnoics of conversation see not—Who h.t all article to sell, and who is flis:treseil to hay ? bat rather, Whet Is Ile depreciation upon stocks. in -trade, who hos stopped payment, and who is going to stop?—We know that it roiet be more •rroti•table to those salts like to liter smooth things preached to them, to hose • less onfayour. shin pictnrr presenter! ; hilt it is out n! oar power. It is in vain to endeavor to conceal that the distryie is felt as much by the masters as by their workmen. They are equally elij-cts of compassion. Numr•vs , f small monorionrere are falling crimi nally That essifol—ire will say most useful, body of men, will, we Veer, soon become estinct. The tendency of society has long bees, that way, and the happy domestic manefseteriog ci.rle, whet, an Inttch titter and comfort once presided, may serve as • thing to be talked of its future times, hos its eaisrence will soon he only a molter of traditional narrative or of historical record. Tree as those ohservaiions use, we must Slot suffer our spirits to sink sander our dart cultnss. This reentry has weathered hitherto many a storm rf distress, and we trust she will be plighted to pass through her present trials. We most, how- ever, not expect for SOUS* lime to rani!, to repose upon beds of roses The taxer, parochial and national, press heavily upon all clain of society. The public debt it a dead weight under which the nation has scarcely sefficient buoyancy to bear op, and ever sod anon this ands, pressure, co.operiiing with other causes of • more temporary afar, produces that state of thingr which sinks the country into embarrassments, and the People into misery. At present, our first care should be to devise means for the relief of the most destitnte and distressed port of ear population. Men of in. telligence end wealth, should endeavour to discover some mode of diminishing the distil'', of those who took up to them for counsel and asoietatice. Not much, we fear, is to be reported in this way, hot some plan oat to be origami and promptly acted upon. Parishes must be Indulgent, and workmen Inuit ho contest to obtain employment when and where it is to he had, even thong!' it should not I • in their own line of business. We fear the national dinner is too scanty for the number of people that have to sit down to it. Emigration. in tech a case, is rather a good than an evil Pot( of the company retires, sod they spread and cover tables in another region. Of the two ti and men. which number, it is stated, were parading the streets 14 Leeds for went of employment. lest Motittay, one half of them. at last, possess some little knowledge of agriculture. and might soon he brought to cal -1 time the earth—hut in England we base already a sufficient number of busliondmen.lll Ca nada there ars fine tracts of country that wostil soon reward the labour of the industrious, anti we Gish Government woad make grants of land, sod afford support, for a lime, to such persons IS might choose to emigrate to that country. We are aware that there are difficulties ie the way,lowt oar siteation Presents only a choice of difficeltieo, and all that we 'can do is to chow tlm least. A tenth part of the money esperided during one year in the operations of the late war, wool , ' settle ell the redundant popula tion of this country in situations of our Iran.-At. lantie Colonies. This runnev,ill es it can he spared, would be well spent. The persons soferiug for want of labour and of bread, would thus be sepporterl, and the trangeillity of the casualty would be pre. served.—(Cowls Mercury ) DARIXO Romseatv —On Saturday, betimes th. boars of four sod 6r►o'clock, as a poor lad, named Diann, about edema yeses old, miscarrying a handl« of linen from his mother, b , loagisig to Mr. Archer, printer, Gosnell•strert, on priming ICann•sire.t, n•u acco•ied by u man. Grim ingly a nirebanie, with ins apron on, string that he had mow. front M.. A —'s, bit suspecting Ilia sea he refused to giver op hi• ban. dl.; ou ping a little farther, shommo man requested the lad to fetch a pennyworth of tobacco, and ow the lad taking tba money the w.a rinatehert his hosting., struck tkoboy, and riles off : rho boy britamed cubing stop thief, and a Goodman parried him us far •• Old.straet turnpike, where he loot sight of bin, tad the tiliala tooled. BURNS'. tiMANJ .MEI•TINO ON SATURDAY Al rHE FLU:MASONS' rill" a. The universal adeiria ion ist .h.• Works at lions !ins racked in his coautryasea sae as. 4. 119,11 homed tne toe welfare •sf 1.'4 family. mid an ram debin ado boonor in his resery lsy the ku.d CSCrliOn• :lad Masi. u. of alma. Mighls respectable in. divida , l.. hi. 'nos have be a placed to minatiou. *hick Ore likely to rotate their (wore inderredenre I Omar. ha of the food ratsed by Dr • ..rrse's labium .4 kit Work., ,tir. dour a she P , .et is happily prti•ided •or. avid as viol f 64 her best rfirati• CSw de.ti... hr. rift wer•isor.. . d wirers of a r now Srlalouv ..f fah..•" • Sivot.a...r.. .010 S enenatity. rid .1 et oaring their oral. rile f.a the pmer...o...if latrve au.s.a.vhir poems sad bNt F s, ;stork C. (1.4.1 sn mar's laMre no hi. motive eusiotry, nod afore delight Iv .ne .4 the cottage nod ..1 the palace. how the 4101041 rf il.e Ilikneys to the hat Its of the f i...eges no.d Arte.; ed by this feeling. is few Gentl.-asess a. liintits4y. ...taw sear...• . h.cau solarroptitin lor a SIOOSO.P. ; and a C....m.111R aol it. •v, ‘,11.• Meows, rayon/Tell a errs 1111.• ISM I shr lloteifiloll of she rills• scribers, after ronsiderirg .be sarbics sicoa.inar. and ascertain. lag the general opietb.a. have finally r.snlseel sisal the user ,hall be e.ersed so she h1err0p..1,..4 Ike Cuootry a hull the Poet so ardently (need. Upon a Ir. roil IN.. Pentinol and Alagi•itmes of Ed...es base granted a pi , ce of ground f.r that au she side of the sad hear she splesidid new app• ark the cif,. In Innis.•rancs. of Skis object. n an ..ernos and &kids rev, eci.thh. tinning at. • . Saturday 644 at she Freemason. r3,.111. 11. P Onle of h root. iu the Cower. lor the parpose of rai.in ..th.eriptiniss.... as in esialsks the Coonatit,e in wae tacit a illonuatrot a. Is ill du hewer to the illa.whises Poet. and tors one of stir gvabia.. nritauwals of keltnbutgh. Its. !total Highness the f).he of flames host practised it inke the 44W: but is. coregueace at ledispositioo. ass. usable to Wired. The lion. Foetid.% MITCSC-LL stated Ike pinery of the hirel ing, aid propeoed several Resolutions, which were read rod carried. Atter several eloquent %ail appropriate sperelses frme. Chinaman. the Hog. r-ntre. Mitchell. Mr. Furnes, Lord Keit h. the lloa. N. Klpainsiosse, an/ Mr. J (Anders. the thnotk• tee` the Meeting mere toted RP he Hog. Forbes Mitchell arid tire Chainn.in . . . . A sotb.eripilon was en Peed lota, when the )leering h-nke tsp. We modern and .bat the subscript leas alrraJ) rsssed amount id upwards et 100 W. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. Arum 24. TA-PARTIL SANDI, IN Tilt MATTO& et SEWELL, A LUNATIC. Mr. FARligdiestod, tttat this vas a l'eti inn from the Comenittefi,e( the lunatic, prayiog his Lordship to appoist a jarentirr le this Chapel, or to refer it to the Master, to 'ppm,. of some proper person to be appointed for that situation. The Lotto CsstaL►Lt.oa.—" Is nut this • eery. novel application?" 51r. FAHmEa rip 1 , d. that when the circumstance; were stated to the Coerl , Ii .e al 116011 ap pear gait. reasonable. The Rev. Dr. iluser!il, who had long and spec-.fruity latsoured vs an et , •gttent preacher in (hit Chapel, bad lately resi t ned his sites• tour as oue of the preachers. and a %aca.iry had eon seqeently taken place. The 1,1141,..1 was allotted for the maintenaisce of chi. lunatic, • female, end the ..fits aria.tog from the crass Isere applied t o h er use . It was desirable .hat • popular preerbee should he appointed, sieolar to *hat Dr. Dasfoelil was s.•know ledsed to be, because a nome oum-roe. audience would be astemuled, and, of coarse, the reccip•e of the Ch •pel would be grower. The form of worship in that Chapel, and the doctrines punched, were smartly conformable to the prescribed .ippointment of the Church of England. • The LORD CIIANCELLOR." I don't tee whet •m soda in this matter. The quslifiretions you point out in the Pe•ition es essential to the Cleigynian to succeed Dr. Brasfield in Ibis Chapel are so loony, and ▪ tossiolses,tbe subject of so enacts difference of opi nion, Boit I doubt if I deist venture to judge of stern. You require a preacher to be pines, popular, eloquent, enfilades, and a great rainy things else, .stii t ti I need unit mention. You further .4y, that Dr liu.field is toe most popular preacher ever kilos. u. Whom can I et to please poi so well ?" . . Mr. HART, on the other side, &bird Ihrrl. varanry ii, the Clasps', or that Dr. lio.:.elil had left fit; bat till an affidavit of waa procured, he Mist rash , a ly tefetesee to tho Master, or any order being ma. • hytli• Coact, oa an sothviiisrated facts. The 1..01tD CIIA , ICEI.LOII said, this was necessary, and ordered an affidavit in be bled fiartheit t. GUILIMALL, VVIATMINSTER. NEWS lit Err. DIONEHOUIZ AIM ll' 111 D r. Tile comewstour.s or NAVAL INTELLIGENCK. DEtt., APRIL 4S.—Caste linun from the niter last night aad sailed, the Richard and Sibella„ Read, for Barbedoes.—Sailed obi. storoing the Ilarmssny, Humble, for blisamiclsi.—Arrived this afternoon and Tomlin', the Recovery, Bacon, from the South Seas. Davao, APRIL 25.—Arriverl several sail of vol. gels for .helter.—Passellthis port theDeich store-ship Fiore, from Gott* for Nlinores, a:l well. Poar•stouru. Aeati.l3 —Arrived yesterd►y the Prince Regent, White, from Crodenhsgen ; Joists and James, Beals, front London; Vanes, Fuzatd, from Havre; and Thomas and Mary, Godfrey, f►om Tesgontouth.—Stileal the William Pot, W I, for Cowes; l'ilns, Owen, for Ceylon; and Uutott, Srn dorsoa, for I'oul. BRIDLINGTON, APRIL 4 24.---The sloop William and Hi, th, Helmer, trom Harlingen for London. pot in here on the 134 inst. in rest distrrit, listing lost her mast 011 the 18th inst. on the coon of Holland. F&LMOUTU, AeRIL W.—Armed the Dutch sloop Jerrie Hendrick, Nl.!den, from Amsterdam io Mir. seines, with her peeps c:toked.—Sailed several oet ward.boeod vessels. Aratt. the Deka of Marlhoroegh packet, with Mails, for I.lshou.—The Neptune, nearly, in working net yesterday for Poole, ran on snore, and nusbipped bee rudder, but Sias been pt a Win. Matrons, AestiL 23 —The Unity, Edmonds, of Newport, from Fay to I.lannelly, *ids copper ore, towotblettd this wroorrins, Otani nine o'clock, five tensors to oho Northward of Lowly Island; crew Used by the Tortoise, of Plymouth, ■nd lauded h►re this evening.—'l'bs stoop Nanny. Morris, of end from Newport to Belfast, •as totally lust between this port sod the Crow Point last eight; crew sated, sod mired here this 1.111.111i1e, - - - - DUBLIN 1 IIhATKIGA LS. A reconciliation has token place between the Pa tentee and Miss U1f1131r... The feelings which dic. sated This amicable proceeding. have 'risen from a representation made Its Mr. Jura,. who, with that concurrence of the other Proprietors, addressed the follu•ing Letter to Miaa " Cleoline benne. April V. 11119. 61•0111.—I IPtile ill. inollifti h°llll,ll, with great eon lore, hose norlsoeity sh.rh I. meow elaii your &Omer lie. averalarrnrogly 111. When I cosolder Oh. inelortelsoly otioo shot sorb a riefftillMßatt must nereroorsly reds.. sae arid ynor Family Is. f 7.141 forbid. eseso afier sill IWO mw. happened, 'hot Nor rot of ifilime should he else memo of inereii....; throe ailiciiolo shire, sor own hesitt Irtk flee must hlfira.t% hey &ri ot, If, 'herr( oe, Minato, sins thick lb..t yswr reinsinie larl.l in the I beatre s ill wed ler she Noire pro-eerie of %corr. /elf •11 , 1 Fowls?. I .lus.l n o longer 0.11 I r•fil r,,e so op..lo it y 5511 lirtailost j In the full rood warp. that WIC .sal rrilerlinsa. Yon sill see she iseptapierie of your iroodiscr too lids me, and thus I shill net espetirsee • repels- Oho ni it. • Yea west haw allow ate. Madam, to remind !no, that there are al reseed talmr parties 10 ihis oaf. tta..ase :104,0wes. aa•l io s.grest ta tau Hie pro, tiriy of rahriliatisig liras. I r..J4 aveisrefi, m ihr orient C 011111111110141.1.1. la rrpr,.. all ana ecehhie fcriiiics that I mar Masc..* this ►uhjeet, had to ve rmeil. as far es I , nsubl,. haat what m. hI, is t..e Athirst de. grve. I , crew ohowe ninictimis which f rah welt imagine 'treat indeed.— I have the Isaikiar 1.• be, Al Adim, sage west obedient humble Sr:Tner., " F. F.. JONI F 14." • To which letter Mr. MONTGOMERY received the • DEAR base nalit Oilee 1..1,11 y 110.11411 Ilf. Jobe.% I. a grry bowt..ear and era lraban.lske amine,. ha. elfered la re-oseage we. asch re-eneagratrat I and all seuatiers Saw beturees at ate asedivilip ajsatid intl., ••11.111RNE." Wr4g.eulay. six " A. A. blootg...wer), OLD HAM LlN—This morning, on the ledges teas ing into C 0.,,, L harks Kennett was brought up in thu bar, oboe a motion woos submitted to the Coed fur the postponement of his trial till the nest Ses sions, width was agreed to. —77uowas Jepole was again pet In the bar, charged with ether robberies at the Pust•Olhee; hia trial was going on when we pot to prem. Tut LATE Ms. Coots, TUE Acton.--A physcian wing COOKE about to drink a *less of brandy, 's trained, '• Don't drink that filthy stet—brandy is the worst enemy you have."—" I know that," re plied COOKT, s. bet you know the Stripier* com mands ns to love oar enemies; so here goes !" A few days since, Mr. T. 11. HALE. of Coabotton farm, near rotworth„ Susses, late of Custom, Hants, being in p►coniary difficulty, and arrested, shot him. self ihrriogh the heart, and fell dead on the spot. Accounts from Msidstono ssy.—" The polling arid dressing for hops hale generally commenced in this sieighboorbood. The warm weather for the last few dins has had a great erect on the young shoots, Witch sow •pacer strops and healthy." The trial of the lady, which has excited Pe much interest, fur employiog her midwife to dispose of her children, will take plate at Dirks' Ila to-mor►ow morning, at lea o'clock. Mr. SCASLITT is ern. ployed as her Count. We shall act fail le site the Report. THE NUM STREET An enquiry took place nn Fttday. b►for► the De. pate Mill' of %retininrt►r (11r. !goodie)) and • Special Jury, ■v to the claims of th• l'lsisitilfs, in this C 351., to rompensstion for their interest in th• freehold premise., situate at N.. 77. Swit!ow.sereet, which are to he removed in consequenc► of the pro• gres•iv► improvem►nts in Ilict tietsthbourhond. Mr. Cummins. Mr. Adolphus, and Mr. l'IsIt„ sp. pealed on the put of the Claimants; and the At. torstey.Genera!, Mr. Ilsrrison, and Mr. Guramy, sopprirted the inopeiti of the Carnurrouners. On Oto part of 11.. (.I•inatt.tis it w.ls it/m.(111 Mr. Rubins, the eacti• niter, at Wiroirk.str.vt, tle.sl 11.1 'sloe of the prentiles qtwitioit, a11..w I xfor «vet y fair tiedecii..ts, was 38:30i. Th.. jot.l 4 rn..nt ..1 Ni f . Robins was sorportell h, the testimony of Mr. lion. dull, an acchilect, and Nit. Thome., • be;liter. After the Ai fORN LY-6 EXIIRAL had addratevd the Jets, M►. Ilfillork, the surveyor, was tssmin«l f.r lb. Crown. Ilis sslustinn of the piesei.es was 3,051 . —ln bis cros..►tsmta.tion by Mr. Plait h. 114111. h 4 considered Mr. Robins to br as respectable a Mill as any iii Lni*dom. Mr. Koper considered the premises to be words 3,36,51. Mr. Vlrilliames wheats was lastly pet its, •bich smuntitiril in 33181. This ass ihe csse for tha Craws,. it r. A DOLellUs addressed the Jury in reply, u ith much slot it and eloqueuce sosinitimitsg, that iL..u'•r chimed by the Dettsod.iits was lair so I retta,..te, and .116 es might of couseieutiously to tie disputrd. .!r. Ctinstins sails in ingentous speech uu the sus., side ; and . SMEDLEY having up the pyition(Y. Ts., Jury tou• , d, by t►eir Verdict, the weirs of tb premises to be 38001. A Vote Rare or one redo will Wu. pleas betoorn the , la knr ti.traer•sof 0111.1 e, Gor t w•nr rirestee•s. 001 Nettoes.i•y. roe Id le et' April, an oho road. se start at three o'clock, 'seer the Wake Ilam.; Chicago to ere 30 yard. at 'fa:lH'. I . :r" 1