The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-02 00:00:00

N4r4t 101t4;LIG 4NCE. Pr L, Orr. I..i&Early this morning, the wind iltiftiog to the N. E. the oetwardsbound ships, one r convoy of the leepiegle, Ugh:ober, tinned ship, so d Sprightly cutter, sailed to the westward ; shit 'host thirty sail of transposts have sailed for Vortsmeath. . , Arrived frost rushing this day, hti*Osllltt's antMenobia. Sir .t Wine e in the biter, and has lawilise 4 . 04 -air 1 , 1(1111 1 g. • Irs Majesty's ship Venerable, of 74 OM, w hich sailed from the Downs on Thursday halt: Ttas beenonshore off Flashing ; she has beetiletrt. off again, bat i! so considerably damaged, that there is ruloldhbt respecting the saving of her, as she makes ati much water. Accounts ,from Flughissitstate t that our troops are in much better health, said that every e:zertion i• used to fortify the island. Sir ILStrachan has set of for town this morning.. Ilis Majesty's ship Gluckaadthas arrived Frimik a rruize in the North Sea. 3 P. Ni.---His Majesty's a tip R oyal Oak, of 71 guns, has sailed for the lirlistnerd. Poursatinrre, Scrt. 30...41.rrived the Chat. logger, Captain Ryder ; Deillittlesepraam ; Peru vian, Captain Douglas ; suitlbe Dexterous, front .., Acruin. The //jet, of 74 guns, Captain Oteriy, is or, dered to sail immediately for Cuillawad Toulon. Thu ',ditto frigate, Captain Gordon, is ip. pointed to take the ;Corny to the Medlterr avid she made the signet this esurnilig. .' The Stairs, Captain Buys, with the Ii • Convoy, likewise remain.. • Sailed the Nereus frigate, - Captain Itstyw • • - for Gibraltar. and Malta. Major-General Fraser scot to Gibraltar lathe A'arras. , Captain. Skinner la appointed to the Triemsle )1 ,up; and the Iluit. Centel.' Walpole is the Crocus brig, both at this putt. ' Oct. I.—Arrived the Tkaries, 36 gees lis t'. • .., Captain Wilde:gravy, from Weymouth. Came into barb*/ 4he Biwa* 36 gelaN ; c4...; talu Scutt.'''' '' -• '''•"' ' r • . ' ST4I - 7 1 SMENt . . ..,-, . , ~, --dir VII li. • DISTU 817 . 710P.0115,211 4 BRtr I.SH 3 ay.'441.P01tti11.... • 1 m=, 4 , ti..101-::mlot rra ts 11 .iit4i • t 441••• ... Orr l. tro ; • to r • . r a 1 ,.• f • „, .a. -43 -4-,e ~1 1,, .4 e. —ri: t ilt-Ttt 4 llft. - 4 .1 . • ... -,, .... a . . . • I. e.)a: g• ra z. ; g?...„, • , r .- % ~.- , ' . 5 :. 3 I r - - a gi :i :-.., alr i ,;. /4..-. • 1 :: .! i- i v. ; i 1,., - : i.... -- • :-.. 7 - • it: r "vv.: • : I•F p: i : . p. tf; : -2 ;: . . . . 4 •.• ~! - t : : • -• . . ... • . f: . : 7 A meag the Contractors oad Jobbers, who all praise the Mobil e , there are no doubt Soma %br e ed men ; list a,.4tilther has no opiniow• hie object is to elms .tlio,kroty and . Navy an d d ri cove a Baroastf:aisillie koows very well , these things ate edt tiontby speaking the trutic_ Contractor therderii naiad sever say, ill Iglis my opinion,"---ie N ilvitil .. k Iltiik," as he *rapt in de by a slip'-iettliel tontitf: he should say, " My turtle informs ms/'—"A Understand by a I ur order I had the othdfdaytt.,.." l' am told toy a very I arge coin mini , . n foigout‘t":...iki. &c. When such men can come forward and render theinselves politically prominent by sounding the praises of ill Motinistratiou, it is a sure alga that there tit so. body else to do it. Letters from dadla mention the indisposition of the Supreme Junta to resign the authority whist), in the critical situation of Spain, they bad se egregiously sod fatally Misapplied. They state, that an extraordinary sitting was held, to deter. mine on the great neeslion of the establishment of a Regency and the dissolution of their own power. The friends of the Regency were 'out-voted, and comequently tbs./seta retina% its supremacy. It is well known In Spain that the personage on whom the regal authority was to be conferred, pro resepore, was not possessed of those tatenb and energies the would fit him for this high sta. ties, le such difficult and arduous circumstances; bat is a country where the people are geverned more by their prejudices thin their MOON by their sensibility the. their judgement, the elevation . of the coatis of She late Sovereign to the high station of Regent would have a powerful ban encases public opinion, 1111111illiat1y condesitro Ma the generally security, at a time when the - : has wholly limit the coufidruce of the nation. The French privateers still coetiuve their" dations in the Channel. Ow Friday, a : itppateatly of. 300 tons, we. eapterrd North F.O.upl o 40, was Men 'Mailing Calms under a press ef,sail. - --,-_~ .~` . .. i •.f ^:- . - 114 . 41 , 40 , 1 ,P/Cir Riftic a llYOß . - . . Duacte„.Sen.- 4 17:= 1 111, Grime the Lord Lieu . teepeat,, the Duakestiltritichattind and their suite, were resielved in Killarney, on Wednesday last, with the liveliest demonstrations of fey. Pis Grace was rust ow the border of the county by a Yong detachment of cavalry, consisting Aof the Killtirneyl . Miltown, and teetliisland corps, oho escorted hie Grace 'and seitei • oesompeoled by the Marepoisamd Marchlonem of . Thereontl,. Into town. js the wide% tilers were some bodies, illeminatleos u lke. Ilia Grace has Made frequent illtersitats ell . the Lates t aped hal been highly de -lighted with 'their (*.pantie and picturesque ap. pearenee. - . - On Thursday his Grace held a Levee, which was attended by the Marqeis of T•tomond, the tit of March, the Earl of Rose, Sit Chiles Vernon. Major "-Whis t , Major Clarke, Captain Ready, hcc.,6le. et whith tome of the principal Gentle. men in Killarney and 'its neighboirhoud weir In. lirodeced. and were received by his Grace with the - Most polite cendescensioa. Thvir Gram.. were expected yesterday to arrive it Trake, where great preparations were made to receive them at tke 4 Cbttle, in the absence of . Sir Edward Denny, by the lion. Mr. Justice Day. The inhabitants of frit* were also prepared to welcome the Illustrious visitors with illuminations and public rejoicings, and every ether tribute of -respect. so justly due to the beloved representative of their King. The city of Limerick is to be besmeared with Use presence of his Grace oat Sunday next ; on the evenlog of- that day, bogie oxpected to arrive at . the Palace of the Lord Bishop, where his Grace will immediately reetille the• . Address* of Cuegratele: tints, to be peerented by.tlie:Mayor and Corpora. ttbn, and the Nierchaots, Hankers, Traders, and rilicipal Itiltabitants . of that Cily. The Vice. Regal Party, after the presentation', ,will proceed for Milford, the seat of Col. lirendiegam Smyth; where 'they dine; and on SI-4"day Sege Mips, tribe's Pereehages and suits-will else 'keener the Colonel' oith their prvbeecti (odious:. On Monday night-thane will be a greed assembly in Limerick, patressiaal by the Cootstess of Clare and C ol. Ye. rektor, w Ads . their Griets . bare signifiVil their in. tentless at attending, es wen •as vest numbers ; alba ifallitlity and Grotty in the vicinity. Tuesday, the Mayor and Corporation will enter. tel. hit Grade and Snits at dinner, at S w inbitra's 'Hotel. Wadoesdey is filed fur an entertainment le them at the Commarcial Buildings, by ibe bier. chants, esaksis t end principal inhabltanTa:' On illeteiglit s a Ball will beeves' by COI. Prtmdceest Silitili, at legattio. OW Vii‘ltegal Patty,. al ed aNsualfleep triall the dignity abdeerseirowis iks adebbaittiatiod. iberiday, the Cdailtat• iiri Clare will be hompendlortmir preemies) to die. net at Menet Shasmott, where at night dier hid ban grand butt, and every display of tosinitieeppp, Which the tastrrwf body Clara is so well adk., to exhibit. From Limerick their Graces are ex pected to proceed to Parsonstown, where they' in. tend to honour the Earl of Russc with a visit. ' At • p ro ds • • . , its Ms the Lord Lieutenant is not expett- F , 14. to, Orp from the preient VieeregarTonr, th w . _ $ of ivicaring in the new Lord Mayor, on Ir at . 010411,•Itext, at Dublin Castle, will, we illltiff - -4 - take place before the Lord Chief ,jitstic I . King's Bench, in the absence 4 f tr. • .'". " ' .7 4 1fg MAIIICETS. • Nesix. • • CORN-r.icitAimii,—Oerottet. ......—.. . Thereat.: esonsiderable-freeh supplies of Wheat alined,.this day, fine samples are at a reduction itt fisise,of about :Is. and Is. per quarter, and ra. titer more on inferior. Burley again higher. Malt mad White • Peas support their prices. Bouts. of mph kind, are dearer. There aro likewise 1 considerable supplies of Oats, and prices thereof variation. Elder, dull sale et the late -...c, and line American 60s. to 635. pat , 1 barrel. curtßr.wr PRICE OF GRAIN. . 1 wii t at. - - 65.. 90s. 110 s. rick times " t r. Fide ditto - - - - ilts. 1171. Oats , AIL Rye, -- - ln- - - Id.. SU NUM ditto - - zties. 4 ' bulgy. .. . Ir,tht. Sta. mast ditto - - 1.-- to -16 tykt. bk. Rope Seed - - - 430 lebig rtr.siesestßdiiert) 90.. Ms. Fide Floor -- - - 93.. Igor. Om, Arm. Ms. 595. Mr* Ws. •16. Beams - 665. 725. ~ 3 ,, 5 , ~ - . .satrrn 410 1 .114 1 :4t t To Oak the Offal. per slate 010. Rte. ...4s. 64 o f t fie, 6/. Mai of Cattle this dsy :.* '14:m4141..45. Id. to 54 I I d. I &M.. . r . .ag I Veld -. k 1)!. so ley W. labor* Is . a . l:orellail. I . Fork ...ads. 44. to 7a. id. Earns ......dasollia* • US i Lamb- • AS.. Od• to Qt. 011- rIIP --.41 MAI -lIIASSI RT. • .4, .1,.1 A ' ' ,:1 Ha y 5l. os- oe. se (ila OR: N. • , . straw ..., IL Qs. pl. .. is IL ku. ud. . Meer _ss. is. ud. Vl' . .he r4k b at coicibizariorAnd the duel at ' Putney neey'Vel eppeeteueletS relieve the . pub- ' k pk mind DOM' 'uneeleitist cuntemplatiutte on the l elentitises smelt of ear ripedition to the Scheldt ; we hope, hawer'er, the tin.s will arrive when the a our failure will be fully iurestigated. g i r. appan to have been either a deficiency of judgement in pianaing,the latterpriSe s or a want of energy in the condsct of it--k is obvious there ,was defect somewhere ' aid the Interests of the empire slentand . that the indoors of our disgrace mud losses, whoever they asap be, should be bold responsible fur their conduct. The frequent clumps which bare ecoerred in our Gusecosecet t and the ssnmese of diesiter which hes etteadod their tons, have reedlesed the people ie general Indillbrest as to the he.. 4 Aim pteisait disputes ; and. *Ails au. nerwelpiiig, .peressaspood unconstitutional 117 ,0,4,0.11 oat el m*, ill., wove a**l . .. who the mere egoateare. . . , ~,..,.•. •-., - • - -- •. !- 4 * . r b_AA_A - 'r= ~....40279a'Ag to giksgv. AT A. , ,._. . ..--,-!•-.=-• P. •P‘ ---;-: i'•':Vlark. liteleAp et - :S. • the fliipe T • Hill k•biumeast s 4 ,64•7116014.11. 9 has arrived littre,' Itetillitidnfltd ) l4 Cretint % Ws). ~., 1 ... A stein, this meeting, i,iflfe att*Welead bio l. ist,. btemen intend to. . 1 silifi*thnir stit. ue.- I'hei ..timAttvo .4 ;pi Ildt,Saw Inn. • , ,i , • :- r ' b .it ••••:;';\ • Assis i . 1 ...", ::•• wedsllastliplani` ets' aiy, 6 MO:Bell,' don. One otitis thighs ;only; alid;111,411. "PIC wislitt irat snspetted, W&rote) ; *beat- by Ale, skill.and attention pea to gitn.sieee by lAr.rier ney, and Mr. Bond, surgeon, Wm.! Isdattplaced in a eunditioo that promises him a very ,se.. Cover,. , . The sloop laden with stoney earpieemi to User& nif this taws en We.disteday, rude oisc.the seek) in saki,' her incisor and cattle proving aniiiiinitiot • is all es‘plarpeounlequirech. - • r , • . :...1 . T40444740,04.1k,a5attr turnetivitkilprft Lent leap j oar . "tcluoi- coviseijilaid . ; Mete rermitims . ravit t e and 'on estatlibiliwill'oralipisied to iplit • .• • b To-day the wearhor tins been comfit ail the rank, elegance, feablun, and beast 'e. pli place, bare Woo seam abroad, and the wj . walks have had thensust Neely and ins Illegals. peatance. Walker's Luimage has been crowded throughout the day, • and the too parties have bees i more than usually ninnernos. • It being coniMutilealed 'to a wdethy Barenetl here, who is not more celebrated foe his opulence, i .(bap the humane and benevolent qmditles of his liearh.that the widow of the late Commissary 1 Stokes (who expired just after his recent cetera front Walcheren) Was left, with four children, leaminc,ollllelht;•pecuniart embarrassments, he in. staidly gave orders to hi. land steward to write to thi lady in question, uttering her a house sif his own, handsomely fenoshed, rent free, for her occupancy, sloe die. Whether or not this very liberal offer has been accepted, we hue nut yet heard. If, is still unceitalh when the Prhset•lf W*l will he at the Pavilion. TILL TUSATIC•:OII Wfbliall: 37 evening The Cabinet and Ella lieseisbreie wire performed, fur the'lleneAt of our amiable and d.-serving favourite, Miss Johnston. 'The Part of Floiditis was stet. tatted in a must charming wanner by •M re.: Mown. talus, *bp was in admirable voice, end give the various airs with indescribable fascinetion, .The plaudlti she received weft reiterated and universal. Mr. Philippe was announced to appear as Priticr Ozlaggiv; big his ntsgagersent at the Lytteata : pree F . . Isis attendauee. An apology wasmade, for , . whit& was favourably recessed. This. even. Mr. limit:don, fur his Into assistatiee, takes a bare s ; the *Begger't Opera,.thate.fon Is be &presented, in which he .will app **Roc. Kat, and to • make the attraction the greater, ea. Dickens is the Pay. To.mnrraw evening. trudell, fat.gto benefit of the Boa Bonit-kceper, Phillir, amain as Peter Fort Obit, is Fatty et . . it Phes • And as; Tuesday, Etnery displays his inirth.4l4itto blank . for the benefit' if Mrs. .lieutstqn.,,.. ' • We nitderst.tisd, that applicatiods were made on Satitriay to the'llititt .of Trade,' to obtain 'licences for shipping deitiiird tts the'llaltie, to es 4entl to Aptit 'gist lite tft4" peerages of corn.— . :Their. I.9plsltlpe ink lit . tbe present declined goliceding seep ileibeee. . . • . . --•- . Cleperal - Ptiassa lets ailrbarted at , lortsilAilsi for Gibrallir, .wl*ra be is . appoinitid 11u.C.0 ' tommaniL ' We are happy to be able to state, that Dr!lisii prisoners of war in Norway have lately received . titu viinst humane' !vestment,' -The' mercantile • dui, - ii particular, have been tealossly. attentive L to the means of allerLitint their solferings, and livelong these, Mr. Heiman Rows, dr Drinitheim, has rendered himself conspictsegembpthe liberality tal' his centributispos. L. The liar! of Di. , NDON 4 Lobes engagetta merited mill near Canterbury, for the purpose of swab, fishing a new manufactory. . From an adress air. culutcd by his Lordship, it appears, that he ha, formed the design of enabling the county of Lent, by working up its tree: wool, to rival in ilia worsted buttery trade the. Cooutie.s of I.eicaskir it Nottingham, pert of Warwick, and Ikrby,..te• ; which that brand*, trade has hitherto been CO fined: • Tikb . 4),lpol! of the conspiracy against the Peat . • . wliiiik.set on few; by. Rajah Malkiput, , On . ~e _ hit eun WW stial ofcers, his bee's fallywscersaisseik f ind his designs frustrated. It appiirs that he La nearly 15,000 men in his interest, 10,000 of what had actually withdrawn themselves from task 4Oysi truly, and a number of others were peeper. lag to fellow the eaerople, when this Chief was be. trayad by his followers and put to death., • • At Lewes Sheep Fair; on Thursday last, op wards of 25,000 sheep and lambs were..peitned, ileastsill of which were sold at the followitscl priers,- VIC 'bwes from 31s. to 401. 1,.. weeber . lambs, from 20s, to tat. ;,. a few sopetioT ones at , high as ftlip. ; .ewe iambs from .205.. to liis, ; a few i culla, from Itsts •to 101. .Tl*.principal •buyers were from Norfolk, Solfolk, iseit, Ueela a Akiii• i dieser', Surrey, kont, Mid Rants. . • This* siltan bridled!, tors lately cog at. Chit teniMur ; one, *retaining' little more time. ass owe, and dhidelOsito two lots, • woof for 18631. 10.. ; another, about an aim and a half, for 11551. 10s.; and the third, *boos too yeliosi for. t latlie..- , Ti, sal foribir antra hail serge 4208 i. This rcilAroand . was .sold, but a few years ago, at-whet was thmaghtnisigh.price„ about 001- Per acre. . ' la' the tato froeloottre of Begaistileath, a eon rivelltli tenet if freehold loped sol4l so kratoa 111. Aterei - • • • . 1 - On Ike Damns in sesurookivrod . um eat wieere '4lllk yin.. 'hes been betwotillibr and riot quilftirs' *lf *Oa, hoilwoesrly &Able what as termed an. Satrap crop. • ..i. (ea day* abide algal% wren* of Mr. Spain, Abhillasurbee.istrust, beek4aspett a buroau.dink, histo her smelter, and kook owt 150% iii I a beg of bilitietuc, and a bill sit ga. -- ithei fee 2001. with shish she isiaconaltd. ••• •ai a r , , -a 7 • : : r: 1 .1. . . ..- .. .. i .., . : t :::: . • . : '', 4 • 4 . • • stand, to . . : : : ..... • : . d ui th e j •- - '.... irjfeid. I ezt e .....okiri ch.c —....z.tre....-. ff• ~..',,' . r 112'. 1. 11 . . :r? • jEI , dorilitterzrt.l;6ll) rti0...e.c..-14,01: . ' ' '' t . t . ...W . f.* a i& 4.4 be , ...o,4r io czkgpe,..,. . i stti --Itii ic Thme I I * lai r t- a 44 tt tr .I. I- tglAvr- P 4di I-. -1617aCif 'ar rl "sli .11 prim* . . , 1; iii-ki ta 0... ti -0/ I IlleiliPeeeaCCr=Clo.eo ' tiler mot pi . sad Wh 1 i ftti, lig Ico Z * 1 'to 4.: e..;* („c •-. 9. ..he ......a.itZia of emit • . a consider i .- ..A Eft f ade...so r.l e•-caetieoccire.••••tbreltr! it littl e 51 I I. - 1 • `I C43 scivan t ef ' t ... 0 Z 0 ...r. bl 0..0 -12 SI 03 0.2/ te_v Mile ?" .. _. Barre.. it et . 1 8. 1.,:ig ti i i—i—gis64ascaztzgai? • w_wp . rea••••••.•-•• • •••• thfiriesta In some Aorta stab. faimmiWy, vidirelltr omm ta par latiut). &fuel and Lincests; -Aulismowiire • ate their depte. .have begua, eplierie opilibitthigari 10111.111. dinseintroP al.tattionesi 114 1 10. Ai* 41 rrd pi the ,ssiesetatie&i‘4l• o llo lo *PrelllWAt;t tag *vet la etrunilY indi"ololllilavia!aillOS Mid Wm ry meets. MIOIMIIimmW•n ; - •" " _ - A - .11 • W -435111 - fp WA A POLICE. 'M ifft .l . o t.ti` 1 — : --L.Mitt-4 1 , Gotr.on.kci......Saturday Thema Similes and Joke Tart/d; twbb wcte 'charged with robbing their masters, Messrs. Payne and Co. warehouse. Ifird;lQueeettitharef cotton and Peruvian bark, sad who were remanded kb' the lurpo they would diadem* • who Irmo their receivers were Maim an bros. op. Although they seeme d at first In. dined to make confession, yet they new perlisted itileglining to make any disclosure, either of the TWO. ',depredations, ..40,aha party lib whom they disposed et them., filmy were there. femi! telly co:omitted for tilidiTaild the - peril& boned seer • CO prosedotai6 ; - . - i•ri: - iiAllaeg Hirleen, an old and nntoribirs offiefer, sod Wkiraliks discharged no later than Moeda, laoiv Jiff want of proseeutleo, upon a chugs 4 felling! a smen's pocket of. four shillings, was This day again charged with picking the pocket et ' litiwani Hughes, a blacksmith, of a silver welsh: The Prefecture was. In amore's dalliance wilt asietlincisyroph, in *court off Fleet-market, last night, about...twelve o'deek, when the Prim*** came ap,, Ppd., brushing against him, eontrived to ease !him of his watch. de felt her lake It s mad tubed,- kid held of bee; bet abs inesiapd tte slip the watch, as soprani, to the ether woodia. The Maglitrate impressed his satisfaction abut she was now likely as met that jetties shit hod .ab often eluded, and committed hurter taint. Our readers wilt sweelleet the parties's/a Bee tailed hs our raper, shoot a mouth bask, depot& ing Mee, Margaret itileabeth Sep, who sae - charged. with freed, in aleniptlag to elicite_pwbii lie compasskio sy at bp pekoe herself. Ulna that occasion, a fail history Of the --impeeillesi irctised by her in ell the places of peblit regime throughout thu United Kintidemss- -wee ' atoeltlits forward; hut it being the opinion or some nsedi. bal gentleinett, that the was really intane,. r sheses 'O&M' to be taken to a ;MORN! mit/Mosta linitOli, and a report to be made in' a •ineetts Ipf her real stato and condition: that rePort4oviss itecortlingly made. NJ!. dry, )ylime,Gentlemen, In a letter to Mr. Aftleiridapigehbley, by which it Was stated, tip/. had arstinued to . visit her; and, Otto the. ohservglions they had been enabled Ite ' gems, they cobilieed to ito .of► opinion, that she I was and is aspen% ~ The. Wu,thy Aldermaa flaed 44Orkg b ,' . ge• pert, ,godisigV . ingtlper" iticuilnation as *Olt beubtained, should be taken iuto confider.. Mi l t AN' iptil` 'or . ci*lpiv.. . . i nu'ELON4d. . . -iiPreer-rractrt—On IR i the Renewable tl(gustiq.4l;arry and ,1114. , At ar date)broaght..to An blame in thCcustedy Aithony, and other r Olken ' dAire!tr. Gish* 'upon trod-peso warms ~.:.,....' . The Magistrate heard Mt. Berry's charge lett s --He stateili Apt, on Thursday reedit& he met "titi Cattotb whe.beld 414)116 On in a 'tangelo; l' manner, and threatened to strike him; but he isiMitid, tidly," that he find accosted Mr. Cab. asutss. hies opprobrious names. r.Gaaileit discharged the warrant,- and thee heard Mr. Garter's charge against. Mr. Sorry t.iii• Mr. Carte*• stared, that, a short time since, be 'ltsi a diffeeceee with him ; the consequence was, it.certain lormich.3lobleman called upon him with - letter from Mr. Barry; bat !mein trade ay Os 4 1 4 ,1 4 1 0 have nothing won to do with Mr. 4. he did tint open the letter; ha thereon AA iall itsiow tiht mutt:l42i but gospel* It ahaikapp; a few days after iktio. l l o * * Ciefige. who was walking with Mr. jlextr i tt SO. pa - ' on Thursday, called Spek liatilPd him d message from Mr. later, "414Chissemiet• ed to a challenge, to w hick kit gate asileittio a'. Ither as le theletter, being Pieteccuinet net to have hay thing. mete te do wish he.. Ow Thursddy *deg, When he met Mi. Barry, ie com_yisnf with Mr. Craftier, in the neighbourhood of Peri ed-phice, he addressed him by asking, if - Vs name was not Carter! Mr. C. replied, he kneer it nits very well. Mr. Barry then called him a limeal„ and, made use of other opprobrious names .sowanls him • Mr . - Cuter observed, that if be bad not been disabled by a late fall from his horse (hie arm being then tied up), he would thrash him . ; upon which Mr. Barry took a stick from his • friend Mr. Cutoter, and held it up at Mr. Carter, but no blowi were given by either party. Mr. • Barry, however, went and knocked at the deer of Mr. Jackson, wine resided on the spot, aid made uie OT some vet, abusive• language against Mr. Garter, • . . ..: Mr. Gdattats took' 7a ticw of an the chum statuses, and said, he considered Mr..Basly the aggressor, in not only sending the chalidege, bet iu ',sultan% Mr.'Carter with violence; he stieuld, Cu. refore, holdMr, parry to , bares himself 10110QI. 'sod two sureties its 4.501. melt*, '7.. _ . ..e .. -ii • Br. tea BZETLEs....The CM:owing is not oaly a certain method of destroying Black &wiles, but ' ens that is neither attended with nsech trouble or expense:..-Strew the kitchen and. ether palm ' , frequented by them with common red wafers; which they eat with great avidity, and *bleb, 'from the lead they contain, will, in a short bite, .destroy them all. This must be done miry night, just before the family retires to bed, end repotted till no more beetles remain. A quarter of spews& of wafers is, in general, sadicient to OW*. .their destruction. Cate shoniti be WWI, ... move every &rade of food out Of thitrilrei. . Ou Monday, Jot. Cretwellcr, ahoy fireboat 15 years of age, caught a hawk at Bay Hog island, rflanipshire, which, as is the conies in the country, yu was showing a b out at the .houses, to obtain a trilling reward, for having freed the letsabitente of it foe which is sb destructi v e to their poultry, kr. ...-Gtorte Cokbrooke, another lad, of 'boot the came age, of a passionate tualicious temper, feria. ' bly attempted to Coke the bird from him ; and if. .ter keockitig him down, he knelt upon rim with eu* violence, that Crasweller died I i two ho., a afterwards.—Coroner's verdict—Ma wslatisMor. The puma toe crops throughout the cootury are thii year very abundant, and of excellest q iiiity. Toretps in general are good, and the afte..grasa is . k4reeter quantity than bas bees lino era fur sneaky years. -~'--, . , ,: 1121.... -•••