The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-25 00:00:00

COM isON-lIALL. -f A Cott , ' of Coonwino.osil we yesterday held fur 'the rtertiuu /if Cher N., 'sty; several .iihrr Olken or he Illy of ',motion. wl .I.IIP I hisser' 'otiosity. .„ , ( l oc k gi•P 1•0f.1 %It) ur, nreompaelell by Pm. r emneg m *me Mewl. Wood .e. %Ns , hnisti. made his splint •r ait the Hell. lie wall •rstn.distel) assailed b . ) ihe loot:est narks of po rlsr fn.+ t'proltati.m. The ittcounra having ripened the Insioess of the tigy to the Mm-tioe, lAA Mist and Aldernorn d to their Wien Court until the electioo wall a- their shsonos the CgrialON StairAire md over to She Mr. .lint the sepses of slow Gentle:owe who hlrl hypo Atoll spew bpi the Lord Mayor as proper porsues to serve the .foe of Sheriff. 'f key were as : At les ineoWsithsolso . sod Rethwell,Messrs.lletkle, W Thompsee, Menlo, sad Kaye. After these same had Seem read ever, a Requisi tion was handed up to 'him, signed by two Limy men, desiting Mos to pet Joseph Wilfred Parkins, Esq. eitietn end habeidasher, is aemleallee fur the of Sheriff: Wl.eis ibis had beers dime, PIACOCIE rose, and esid, that one of the greatest privileges which the City of London possess ed was their right te elect their awn Magistracy.— The sure of Shrriff was, like ether city unites, in the gift of thi. Livery. and though they bad not lately exercised their right of electing the Sheriffs of London gad Iliddloses, they had not by any means abandoned it. He should therefore propose to their notice Jo seph Wilfred Parkins, E.q., and should recommend him as a man every way qualified to fulfil the dhow 'steamboat on the oleo I. which he aspired. Mr. Ham BRADSHAW FRAROX SOCODdPd the skesslaaties, because it was proper, whets dream. stances of difficulty were likely to mein, to elect those persons fur their Magistrates who were Ale to defend the liberties of the Citizens of London. It was perhaps not more than was requisite that be should state, that Mr. Peskin. was an Ellll India merchant, who at present lived in a retired manner upon his fortune. He was now gone I. Car:isle with the benevolent intention of applying past of his wealth to relieve the sufferings of oar distresed ma stufart I,lftra.(Cheert —His principles were of the lame nature with those upon which at the last General Election they bad returned three independ ent Members to Parliament.— (Continued cheers ) Mr. S. Mime here interrupted Mr. Fearnn, but was himself ensiled he loud cries of " Sammy, hold Sort t.,agric i se Dixon," Ake. sad wished to be in. formrd, whether he (Mr. Ekren) had authority lei repose Mr. Peados for the office in question? Mr. FIAROII. after ierwerierg, " Sir. I hum au thority," retired from the front of the Hestirsp. Mr. 01.10011 thee nee forward, and Imprensa a 'wipe that they would diverts, with Alderman Waldman's services in the capacity of Sheriff to some other period. At present he woe so mach employed by Lis dories in Parliament onto be unable to pay proper attention to any other ; if be were appointed Sheriff, he must either neglect Ms duties in that ebs racter, or in his character of Member of Psalmist. —( Hear, hear !) Each of no names was then pet *Mellon to the Court ; and, upon s Show of hands, William Tharp. Sow. Esq., el•izen and Ironmonger • sod Joseph Wilfred Parkins, Esq., citizen sad haberdasher, were &elated by the COMMON SHIA EAST to be duly elect. std to fill the ogees of Sheriffs of Loadoe and Middle. sea fur the tonehri year. The principal Mess of the year were then re. elected: after which the Lord Mayer and Aldermen • reentered the Hatt The Recorder was pronseding ; to announce 0 the Livery the Ames of the Officers elected, shin Mr. liseirte bustled forward, and • showed en. merely a greet desire to address the mut. diode at that lime, but also some alarm that he sheold sot be allowed to addrete them at a later period is the day. Ile Will, hilliellef, iodated to retire into the back grouted, by a &dainties from the City Marshal, earl also from the City Crier. that these was so inienites ea the port of the Lard Mayor to preveut him from addressing the Meeting. The Itmetder then neat thr..ugh the form of an wouncine the maws of the Officers elected. Mr Wooler then came forward, but had no no. pronounced the wards "M Lord bias nr anti (;en. I 'keen of the Livery," than the Lord Mayor ram. ,sandal the Crier Is dissolve the Court. Some slight hesitation appearing on the part of the Crier, the Loud Mayer rase from his chair. none a few peers forward, retired back agate to his nal, and then reiterated tit command. The Cake had no sooner I o b e yed if, than cries of 66 Shame, shame !" mingled] with the loudest hisses, arose from every part of the Coml. The Lord Mayor, evidently unwilling to go, and )et loath to stay and witness the teens which was to follow this prelude, after a abort communing with himself, walked off .with sturdy step, and dose." As soon as be had descended the platform, a gong. loud, mod deep green, issued fr Irrs the mil. shade, sod continued till his Lordship ascended the steps which lead to the Council Chamber. Also: h es hats Lordship bad got clear out of the 11.11, the getsmal yoke of the multitude called epee Alder man Waithesan to take the chair. Alderman Waith• man did not, Leerier, coodescend, though ha beard this istritati , e, to accede to it, but followed in ths traie of his brother Aldermen. It was suggested on I his behalf by a Limps's, with whose same we are enacqusinted, that Alderman Waithrean could wet, from en etiquette observed by the Aldermen. preside over •Murt which the Lord :slayer lied dissolved. Tie OW Gentleman stated, that Isis indignation was ' so vest at this attempt to stifle public opinion, that be could not heti words to express his feelings upon it. He should therefore move, that a !merman, whose name he mentioned, should take the chair. in order to onside the filsoling to declare the opinion wtkh they entertained regarding the character and conduct of their ;nesse, Chief Magistrate. Mr. Wattage then came fere std. If the present Meeting time irregular, the ittegelstity of it aught In be attributed sotto then of the Livery who were wenn', bet those of them who were absent, and astir bound by the nature at their 140 to prefect.- vrt!..: and regularity. He could not condemn in terms ..stliciently strong the scandalous behminer of the Lost: JieJor on the resent occati , :ts ; if he Lad TIIE STATESMAN, not been *silty of it. tu• (Nir. Wooly') 111% 4011 1 1 :n hate called upon him to explain certain dream winces, which rniest admit of au capitulation, and which he should have bean loath to condemn until se etplauation had been offered. The circomstaaces to which he alluded wet. of such a oiler., es would, if left unexplained, show that 1,14 Lordship had lose all the little remnant of extents which his fellowerhisees felt for him. A Requisition, signed by 57 Wahl duals, had been presented to the Lord Mayor, ale airing him to convene • Court of CommonAtall, to petition against the new Nava. To the individual who prevented this Requisition the Lout Mayor said. that ho would sot all the Meeting required. awl that he would not state thermions why he refosedso call it. In I all former cases the Ind Mayors of Leedom bed either acceded to the Requisition offered them, or else had stated in welting .heir reasons for net &deg! so. The present Lord Mayer had not, hoisrver,l followed either of the precedents set him by his we &Trims, bet bad treated the application with the most rude and marked silicas. Mr. Wearier then attacked the Lord Mayor in • strain of moat vloleal invective, and coma-WWI his speech by moving the follow's/ Roseletioo, which, he said, he would take good care should by some means er ether tome ender his Lordship's observation—.." That the refs's' of the Lord Mayor to tuner ins a Cormonttliall, when a Requisition signed by b 7 Liverymen was presented to him for that 'carpool., la., a senora! insult to all time who signed the Requisition, an motive Noon the right of the Liverymen to assemble in Common hall, and a deartryil forfeiture of the confidence and I esteem of his fellow.citisrns." Mr. TATLOCII, Welber-in-law of Mr. Aldermen Comb*, seconded the motion, which was then pet end carried unanimously with loud and long cheat I. The 11211 was eatrentel) well attended by e r•- speetable body of the Livery, every precaution being taken to prevent soy bet Liver'men from baring arms to the Hall. The feeling of indignation was general, mud his Lordship's behavieer was the sub *, ef much censure both within and without the At half-pest three the Livery separated, bl4hly dissatisfied with the proceedings of the dsy. A Coast of Aldermen oss raterwsrds held by hi, Lordship, at whirls the Chamberisio and Bridge masters were sworn into office. Half a yeetie ditidend to the Orphans end other Creditors of tt.e City, due the 5.h of My, wee di 'toted to COMIAOSICe inlyment on the Ith. . • Precepts were ordere.l to be issued to the moral Compasslir fur a Common4lll, to be held on 111i ckaeleas Day neat, for the election of a Lord Mayor. Maim ts Covensttoot.— We *lintel the f,illow. ing f r om the Atm iiumpithire (Unit49l Slaty+) Oracle, illustrative of the fovea Ito.* of the Ao•orictin Ness:— " The Editor of oh* Baltimore Federal Republican. Intruding to compliment tax Sitethes of the 11.•*se of Assembly, made g.e of the wood Cal, all amnesia* to his manner of c..nitecting the !Ina's.; hut his Com positor, in smog the topes, altered the word to Ilast, for Which error the Paper has made ackaow lodgmeat. This reminds as of • mistake which ee lcarted in the United States' Gaulle, when Contest sat Its Pleiledelphia. Mr. GALLATIN had moile a i speech on some important neresims ; sod 6nilli.g his name printed io common letters at the beginning, the Editor marked in the proof sheet, to hats it altered to SMALL CA1.17%1:1; 'Mail the name, and. as usual with 1 printers, wrote ' small op' in the margic. The Coolptifilor, omitted 1 , . Ili, hostiles., insteld of cot. (reefing the proof agreeably to the mark. altered it literally, and the speech ran thus—' Mr. 'imam. Car observed; &c." - -- . ALARMING ALCIDL'IT.—Det Gam ten end eleven o'clock on Wednesday oight, • youth, Id years of a ge, snit to Mr. l'esrehrr, Survey's, of Zither. Place. flotselydowit, lupine'sselydow, to his goiog so Itetl,l took a title I,oilit'er dog of hit father's with him into; the room. for the purpose of rubbing him our with a composition of spirits of wine, and some other ki lter& nit, as • core for the mange; whilst in the set of performing this operatiot , ,, the dame of the candle commeniested to the dog's back, end set it on tire, and in his effort to eatinguish the es, • it commuili• cowl in his sliirt sl , which were soaked from the composition, and set them in • blase; toss,P 1.411.01( ' I he let go the dog, which ran antler the bed and set the curiaiiis on Gee; the youth, in the &testes , fenny, van set of the fOOlO screaming for help; Iti• cries brought all the family to his assistance; his fwthisr extinguished what remained of his clothes. which ssese on fire ; he was most dreadfolly burned io the arms, breast, and face, even the hair was nearly 1 burst off his head; be was pet to bed and a Sweets's I sent for, who rendered every necessary assistance. i and we are happy to learn, that he is expected soon to ouster. The bed was neatly destroyed, and the floor nearly burnt through ; there were two children asleep lu the bed, who were nearly suffocated be fogs they were rescued from their wile", silos. don, they being fest asleep. 114 d she occideut hap pened an hour later, in all probability the whole of the hoes* world base been beret down, sod some lives lest. The poor dog was se shockingly burnt, that Mr. Prowler deemed it expedient to mid his misery by shooting him through the head. Most Aloocsovs Mumma —We had the melan choly dilly to perform UP TOM'S! last, *flaming the essider of a Mr. Andreas. of kilworth, who having bad a considerable sum of money in his possession when 'moil. proved that it must have bee* premed'. toed. With feeliogs of horror we have now to an- noence, that the Coronet's Inquest held on the body hes returned a verdict of Irdful Murder, steins. his brother, Richard Andrews, and • man named John : Clancy, who wets. brought into this City 00 Thera. day evenieg last, under an 'almost of dragoons, and lodged its the county jail. We are in po ion of many pardeetato connected with this thorkitts affair, bet for 1115001 which will be found prudent. we ab• stain from makitig mention of them. We oirderstand that the us furtunate men bas at knowledged his guilt, sod that to satisfy the rods of justice, his accomplice ' will be situated es an approver. They sere ist re spectable countsaintts, and possessed of coast:le:01c l (property. —(Cork Inteltii:rncer.) • Wetlueedat morni•te the situp of Mr. S. Dome , . shomosher. of Foltes•io ne, was Wt. il opeo , and 1,,,, A v , rubbed a 51 rail of hoe's, soil moist Elif ei shoes, COVRT OF KING . % BIiNCH,J•qa 14. THE NINO ON TUE reoseoemoir Ot ALIZARDEN' lIRUCE. AGAINST UNORT WROTTBILBT. E•Q• JOHN ' •T\EttY, Mk. AND TIN NONOURABLS CHARLES LAW. see an indletsmot M lbe ;silence of Mr. Alec inter Brveo ageism rim Defendants, John Dr ne. let. Esq. Rory Wrottotley, Etc. end the Hon. Charles F.'s's Commissiesore of lkokropt, settee ender tint Commission seed sot Isaias! the Pin.fruter. Proseceter remelted • modes alsirh he hid mode* few days sines, for petting a the trial of, these inflirtmeats to • fetese tley, es the resod ef , the obi ..re of • material nod necessary witness neon! Sy ',ester, who had not Iltriff4 from Braces, In the N .horlands• The ellltle*lt bonne sinendetl iu those partirelars, is respect of which it was pre. vionfly nbj-eltd to. The Copes, with the coacorrence of Mr. Seidel., COlifPnted to postpone the trisl until Monday the sth of July nest. for which day it was Seed. - _ Tilt LING e. ciaonag CAIRTZI, This woo ao redicitneot against the D►fnld•at. • professioaal Cootlemon, at the instsoce of Mr. Brace, for Ile/jury, in belling (es was alleged) falsely Bed corruptly sworn, lean affidavit in the Court of Chin. very, that he had not at may lime delivered, or caused to be riolivered, to the Commissioners named in the Commission against the Prosecutor. any clan. destine written statement touching the said Commis- I Moo, and had not given ■ay o► either of thee any money or fee, racept the reviler fees payable to COGlOrliao.lllll ender the Statutes ralatiog to Bask• PO I. ICS. LAW INTSLLIOBNCE. Ilow•steres.—W. 'gist arse reate..l.v dter,' with rabbles • vowing Gentleme s, maeml Cetote, of his delrb end POMO The P.p•er .tor • Its plosin { I 1 is Plitt of Bedford.ceett, Cethershe.mt•m, •oe li the p t iseee t , oho as standing • 'h r .. . 11 „,, OHM et the c n rotted foici'.l. titit , Owe him end snitched hi watch (rota He (oh, U.," up the Court, plor.eed by the P nifty euot hi,, sad would heye R ot the curb, be , 'seine from' brothel end held him, while the •rowtee escaped. He three the welch eery is oho mile. The Prosecutor afterwards caw. op *ti t Poiretter sod secured him.—Folly sometitted. A soldier of the Goards, who trot as sentry at Cement.gartlen Theo's'', way chirvd hr a tradesman with a gloss assault. The C.nylsintat was passing thoTheatre, hot stops to look at toms Ladies alighting (roma carriage, wheat the I) , finedarg desired him to go on. Being of the foot.parement, he refosed, on which the soldier knocked him down with the butt end of hi, musket, and aftensa u t o wounded Mm Is the head with his bayonet. nh e ',idler said the Doke of Yolk was es:lscrod a t I k e Thi4Of., sod ho had orders to keep the pastagee'nr. The Complaoint refused to mow, when A. • ~ .rat i him, and ha wished him away with his atasket. also charged the Complaisant •ith throning his Yst in his fare. This the latter dasiad, std wished that Defeodant to find bail. Tito MAOISTILATI disinined the eesplaint, sad telt, the trodden's be night isdist the sekliet it ti. Sessions. H ATT om.ammig,—Capl. W. Boyle, .f I:y.ll4am. buildings, Somers-town, give inforsnoton at i►is Otte yesterday of the tattooing robbory :—A. goastity of apparel and linen, to the us t a . n t t o% were tied up in a bundle ready for tho laundr..ss, •I. generally called on Wednesday rootlets; bet pre. winos to the lion of her calling a woman obtaised ilia linen, representing that she caws trim IM i s „,i,„,. The robbery was not discovered cowl an beer after, *boss the real Isoodroal ratite. QC ZEN K VA at ••• Yew ordse, Merry "Inv Wee VII reminded for stealing a nook, enno.hoing (intuit appa►el, &c. the roperty of J. Brown, ...truer l e the Cusick, while he ass on duty, and bit wir e ~t lat nook. The 'mak was feel.tl stripped of its eau. teats ende► the Pile ' bed, win heed tee Vows from the Prosecutor; and whim the Prieonee vs token, spusrds of 40 depticates for article., stow % !oat of tie Prosecetor's trunk, war► toned speak,. rapt , . The Prosecutor expressed a wish to address Ilse, Jury on the conduct of the prosecution, bet he was told by the Covert, that he could not be suffered so to do, it basing been decided, with the troanimous c..ncerrenee of all the Judges of Westminster-ball, that a l a rollltator conducting his use iu prior was not entitled to this privilege. The eau then west on, and in the result the pro , seeution completely failed, end the Defendant was found Nei Guilty, his Counsel not being called up o n I to give any answer to the indictment. The Defendant's case was conducted by Mr. Sear. left, Mr. Bayley, end Mr. Suiten, jun. Tat KINN C. lILLIPC. This was also an indictment, et the 'netters of MI. Bruce, against the I)efendant, the messenger to • Bankrupt Commission, for wilful end corrupt per jury, assigned upon an affidavit made in the Court of Chancery, coocartoirg the P * rosseetor's Commia t r ore fe rt redm lltal tria ltr a d . lf a l: ens wairbrd be l'apl.ia n th. N' signs, in hating stated that the' Preweetor did not I walk for 16 ohrerol.. day. Naas I wit% to London est ate the vtotOs "I do not knew if." in addition to own*, brings Cleaner 461.. lier for sneer 4 . 1 4 .:81. b4 : 11.1111111 offensive espresriuns addresved to COlllll4ll. I. Fr": e .... .ade"dsalie eleeteentaloc.s. 110e1110 1 3 1, 3 10 resign thetsi en sioeers, until alter a Gentleman named James bad • 16 ' "" hi.rust " l !'"' ra " 4 "ifol. pettarsed sit das• he the sinew Oise. Car suggested those words at an addition thereto, show .04 oat. aa fhaesdg, tie tfib tan . is g msl „ p „. it; !„,, they were directed to be taken down is writing by day she rah. raw dews to bylaw". that he united uncle deep in 0111er, 'shirk cussed • gathering rn owe of 14111 hens the Commissi..nert. I which retioired the atiewslisuce of a wirgeoa. hv no.tord his The case on the part of the proveculinoMassap.. s to loo rell i ell . . w a b..... • tos t... 4l l s l , P d l i n i r ren ter , wrw a s 1 .114n , ..: 0 cti w5. Y... 4 e5r ported by the 'listener of Mr. Brace, mr. James ono r place. through which he pawed. ii.. awn .a Ist. sr. Ds•is, and Mr. IL [Wire. I es.iow is 351. kw is a lire he will be isocken. i.y •la nest The Dofen.bint's r.se mss sopportert by the eel. 211 11,1 1110 " 1 41 1 1 1 11011 1 1. 011 1•044010 IRAs mile. I. tan da t a , sea dente of Mr. Wr o tre.ley, Mr. Dior'', Mr Li., like Wait Zb of ev but : John ir aent. f .. mins in three Ce.m11111,110011.11, and Mr. Joseph Mayhew. !spool Ayr, has coos rained a 'deer of asechaaloae. of which the Tb. Cage went t• the Jury, ender the Learned fonowiag is use =Toast A Wt. shoos thee, f,r. leas. hy Judge's direrions, sod the Jury instantly foetid the 1.0 brawl, and tie or "464 loss a freer sad sa, rr eo.erinst erected on ii, is the form * hustle, the boa Defendant—Net Guilty. I appears as Mistletoe .4 the Moose. tin the upper panst ile boa The trial of these easel lasted frees ten o'clock In l are • number of is stades Igarro, about twain no- , livite. bleb, the morning emit h.lf.pssi arisen in the evening. repreeratiog employed is Mahe wades ..1 -earner, twit which the hos to fam•liar. .le are p .1 , n mod a at tve Tilt Klan V A BISOTTII. atone tense b. Ina. kineey. within the box, acted opon .1 hood* In the short report 006 CM., it should have I.lse that of a load Win.. A weaver 0p... h., Mem, w t ssa been stated, that the Lord Chief Justice 11.1tetl if the ' ll ,,,, y " a l s e •.r e, his Mad. al eras. s a a a r d a t d i k ;l o 4 "t i * a • Z r . ,: a aa charge was founded an the aff.daiit of Wrench alone,' ai • einwiernrom ratite. ells 3 claw, dfini• / . 2. 1 n-'skash, which being admitted by Mr. Scarlet', his Lordsi.ip the 0a..11% owns whisk &mold wens .ono a .I...r...ialresss appearance. nod hey retire. Tw .. shoe Ares epos •11 it •5 •,id,"surely a Grand Jury ought to have anal , are sae heating ito.ther and therother sewiag oho- portoodly of judgitre of the et Nib of Wreath, A 'lotto drawer, a snow cotter, a cooper, a tailor. a a.sian ti o,aigh eboraiag. and sae haulm until. sae allot wash. To. rei. nos • st,jainer sawisg • phreeisfstood. aad a. t blacks oohs beitas• a us. fi:ter to to before the ut ender there eirciresteneve, than to apply to the Court' p e r, i taa. a be au , w i ng a f ore haw ., sad 4- for its summary ioterposition." Mr. "rlearlett then hemmer a bay lure in•grired none. while •ah....b s b a. p ; ;crewel epos it s arc &barber aim . sista antis awry homilies% Ilia! he did not mean to it the aver wish woe hand. The be, ss only ab►a,l 1, .C.ll. wsr, Lordship replied, " you do quite right, there% most wee since o!e bent of his hood ewer he Ara me keit. two rib be discharged." orinoesern was Ins workiwg with a keit% main la. kg link I chastest igaret, and this i. the nu. e •stntordisaiy. no be no on•poosanity whatever of Mat stay peenlll ...Mlle • -.I ss similar way. Hews. bred a weaver Is •riti hi. tone.. and Oast he could ha ensrloted at t e node. bus bird no •f r hob. ...ant study. eacepl etre the work rrased, sr den at she is. Wreak; nod the ooly seal hi' ever had to insist hint anon paid knife. Is hio earlier years, be produced several curia:nano ▪ otwaller reale. bon she above to his create,t work to swabs hardevaini all \ioniser doe &tibia ire Ira two years.—(o6. &men Alenrary.) ' To INS %CVO'S In tilt Bsaol.Cill.-- 1 / 1 -rnrut or Ma.. Fussy ice Tar CarLallaa.— la war rar,,r his. ken we have given the fwll poncider. .4 Ai. rstraerdtswy eau., acrd a• it bra mooed a great degree of Interco •hieosion she Iletropolio. we feel it no nose ...ord.'s shut stir iarloll3lll to 11111 C the Nettie. step , that base bees taken .he oubjectas well as to allay sae slanatag fears thin Inv, been eutrf Owl for the safety of Ow paw *ewe as/ ; her two eh.k ea. to is sew eleven days since the left her beim, le 801 l coon, :whys street, to go with h r havhand wad she child,. to Woutairt wook.bisher.aad during the whale et than perind Or Wire b we hero indefatigable in sheet esquires after bee ;lets's , ' walrus/gee Deer .be road side, sad all the stoods wereaarchtd. bat no elect. Irma the very sostiteishis across' Ow' nom by the hindmost, as hi. retorts bow, hit de.rta • Ault no kis life solsequently. together with his has tag alt warder them saes Aeons—vier the Paper.. April I}. lases was Moon& by Al. the. its pi It a midges. be had Meat. sod easse.sted their hodies soonew bete t vitskivapOlNNlll was folly warranted by a ebirs , of mans cirmariarms. Os W alunel4%.ls.sirever, , hey ant •ed aA I.onee, to the sr.atodi. faction of the whale aeleltacrarhaa,l. 1. appear. that Ante oisorrekled an 111 e mud, is eno-eq..es re os which Kirin missed how., and she sad toe etwldren piorooe t their way doss de commit" to keg, hot did ant go is Sinai... a, Hi am- tsetse. The awn is now WWly wvll s bet or she A wads" 44 the nonarest he g.e. demi ...e wll it,. fat niai-en sad Ail family elteersally I it. I% w itlsow quo- • 16,41 W. aad Ile is w 1001pett, will tee dint Ist i. 11.14 .101.1tet 1100 , epos she Public. Pettomomous Acro.—Thin acid is said to pre serve animal food for any 1.1,0 of time. The whole cameo's of a sheep Wag immersed in it, was farad, upon essminatinn many mouths afterwards, to be perfectly free from any appearance of putrefaction A leg rif molten, declared unsaleable by the trenchers, heing immeraell in the pyrnlignnes arid a twelve. month stn. Is rusted to be at this time perfectly sweet, and likely, from its appearence, to continue so many yeara.--(Constry Paper.) ACME/T.—Monday afternoon, as the North Devon stsge.coech was coming to London troths Bell and Crown, Holborn, whoa two miles this side of Basingstoke, by some sudden jerk on the reed, Thos. Hackies, a very steady mast, who had been for a great many years driver, was precipitated from tinr boa between the horses. and the wheels passing over his head. crushed it to pieces. Forteesteiy the horses stood still entil the gaud or one of the outside pes. l strews took possession of the reins, before the inside pawners were acquainted with the accident. Mons. ClisslaT, the celebrated Sweater, 111 r. hibiled Ms wonderfel capability of resist* the of has of heat, at the theatre, Pensiscr, ea the eight of Monday last. After going through the warfarin feats of standing in melting ihad, ratio( herniae torches, Ste. be conchided by getting Into a frame. work, on which was hone a nember of rocket', sod to which he was to set ire, whilst I e remained . 1 . posed to the Oast, until his clothes were Hotel, beret from his hardy. On extribitine this experment, the horse became Wed with smoke, and the sotpher. otos smell Invitee so iotolerable, that the auditory were forced In seek for • paler atmosphere. list as the means of egress did not s!lnw of their doing this as guicsts as was neceasary, /Mild Demos fainted, and a scene ..1 general crinforrinn envied.— The ft eg Mt for •ssist mut , became load and Owing; a cry of fire was raised, aural the creed that writ hi, assembled. 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