The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-17 00:00:00

fi MI / I ~~ - • -• ' APPEAL IN THE HOUSE OF LOON.—Juns -11 • • --No r — LOYD li. TRYILESTO. This was in appeal from 4lie fa:inlet at t hawteey is 1 Ireland. Some years no Ile: lie Lae& Trimimesil., who bpd is the latter part,a his life married a second • wife, gamely, bliss Alicia Fasstioe, e• young led.r 0 ( 1 essoPerahle heeney. cow megelitil to General Loyd, died, leans( by his will theloilk of his estatesto his widow, to the reeled** of /Moon. the 'wont laird Tdralestoe.l 'fbe validity of his -Lordship's will was consifqoently • questiored, •nd a suit emnifeted .in the Irish Court of Chancery. The Lord Cheaptlor directed an action to he brought in the Court Of i llialge Bench, to try the validity of the will. A trial .04 was accoedingly bad before all the Judge! ar.thet roma, it; which it was larked, on the pare of leerdTritiketon, that his father had been prevailed spots lerthe watt. influence of his lady to ex. cute. the will is question. The - trial lasted for 14 days,' but the .fury did woe agree i •sine deeliring helavour of one aide, wed. three on the other. A trial at bar was thee h. before the Judges or the Court of Islonsunin Pleas, which lasted for llalayl: A great Many intereeting fists "satire sworn to as instances of the in fluence which his lady possessed over .thei lite lord; while, on the ode-treble, evidence was adduced to justify on prole:Ile •gromida his Lordship's disinheriting his bon;" Lord Norhery 'elected in favour of Oen. Loyd ; and Mr. . Justice !kegler „(letely elead) and Mr. juitice Moore in (Omer of Lord Triadesten. Alf. , Justice Joliisen did not sit upon the ogeasnin. The Jury, Batter • hie deliberation. Joke found their verdict in brew ' Triatioeter, against the validity of - the , will,- : • • m o tion was . made to the Lord Chancellor to let this verdict aside; as being against the weight - of evidence; and to grant a new trial. his Lordship totalled the nution i andtigaiost that de cision (loners! Loyd now appealed to the House of Lords; latfore, however, the merits of the case were gone into, the Attorney-Genets!, on behalf of the appellants, unfit, as a prefinduiry erVection, that Lord Manners' hat refused the motion witbOot having the Judges', tetra of the Mal before hint. avbieli . readered it Impel, Ode - that his Lordship could pronounce an accurate de. tidos as to Whether cc am the verdict was bad against the Weight of exidemets After some dismission of this point; the Ileum oriardeyielded to the objection, and directed that the Cloweepor should procure the Judges' notes of tbaerebibeerfley*4 rehear the motion. I,t; SIP' COURi' OF ItINCHI itENCH,—WascattNerat, Joret 16. TilLaipo v. POYNDIti. Amman TM was an indictment against the defendrft, a gen . moan upwards 00 years of age, for refusing to take en himself the o ffice of overseer of the parish of St. Anne. BleeVriars, to which he had been duly elected. .At the trial before the Lord Chief Justice, at linildhall, - at waspanterided that the defendant, residing at Clapham, stud merely baying a house of business in tone,' was not liable to serve pato - chill offices for the parish in, London. This Jury totted him pithy, hod' the point on which he relied by tray of defence h olitt reserved for the opinion of the Court, who. after hearing it argued, were clearly of Opinion nisi he Wee little. He was now ealhd on to receive jt:4l 2 feet. • • The C . ingested, that he might go before the Master,. a view to pay the costs of . the prosecution, iusteed of receiving their sentence. • • .• Mr. COMMON Seaccenr, for the deferidant, after some hesitation, acceded to this arrangement, and thus the pro secution. ended. . • TNE RI NO O. EAM.PSONURARL, • Mr. Anotents moved for the judgment of the Court on' the defendant, a young man of the Jewish persuasion. whb vim found' guilty, at the lati Middlesex sittings, of haviigitsernmitted perjury at a trial it the Palace Court. Thesiltan in which he was examined was brouglat by they, a broker, in Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, Jar. Clark, the proprietor of the Cider Cellar in Air.for the price of a clock and table. It appear 51ce e • ied theuthe plaintiff bad sold ertities.of that description *Mir Clerk's ton, who had become insolvent; but the deritident positively swore that other articles ; at different prices.ivere subsequently delivered to the lather. Upon the li4el er the,lnilictinent it was clearly proved that no up 'Odes o'er were purchased by Mr. Clat/theolder. . et 4 * ellvered on his premises. ~ WV' I ' . , 4111041 of affidavits from respectable petsoaels the nOielthautiosod of the defendant were now predated, which Ida* that he hairdwityaboregan not *civilisable Charectee. lift. Cosines SaIto:HUNT addresas&the Coart la wsiti g-atiOn of pnaishMent, urging thatif they saw any reason to troitht,ohn justice of the verdict, whii.li he was not at . Pherty to impugn, they world tern now give his client the benefit of that • doolii ; and that, at all events, his Poles and good character entitled him to a merciful con sidenition of his case. Mr. A ooterius addressedah * e Court in. aggravation of pp:debit/pie , . Mr. Justice liaeter, after expatiatioicondie enormity of thi offence, delivered the judgment of the Court, which was, that the defendant should pay to the King' a hue of 1001, end be Imprisoned and kept to hard labour at the House of Correction. in Coldbatlolields, for one year. to Tag MATTER Of JAMES *MESON. 0111 T. ' • , Me, C. F. Wm:oars moved for an attuhmeet. against tiro attornies„ whom Mr. Dawson, an attorney of the Corm had detected in practising to his name. • , The Couaq greeted a rule to show cause. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. :, Mr. Dsworew renewed the application be made on Si ' • against the Proprietor and the PriMee of The ret f ag Chromiele for an alleretlibel upon' MY! Davis; oily of the Dublin Brand Jury, and produced amended illidavita, chewing that the Proprietor and the' Printer Ifrod beer rahtlidly iscknowledgeil,"tlic One diet be - was ditensibleProprietorof the Paper. and the other that be was the Priater . of the Paper in which the publication in qoeiiiien appeared. Upon this statement, - . • . , . The COURT granted a rule to slime cause. —...-- BOARD OF FACINE. ', - • 0 1 - ay en oilman, named Edwards, who resides in - ir Cur. Lambeth , was 'charged with having per: • e tower of a hundred weight of soap, knowing • ' tto he sningted. eZt 1 p , T . Cionur swore that on the 4th or Me May he call. ed at the defettrisot'sshop, told him beibbil some ••• ruin,". Pc smageled soap to sell low, and offered Ostia him have a lemony at 465. ; the price of duty paid snap at the , time beings6s. . Called again on the Bth of May, and . a h e m& him a sample. hot he refused to cWe mote' than at she rate 014th. ;sold him a quarter Of a hundred. .ftbe COURT-110W .10 yon know it was smuggled ? - • lititnens--;lteraiese I made it myself. ...The - Coen r —lt is a . pity our oaieers were not aware of thit fact. Did you aril tench of It ?. . talVitnese--Niv. • I was mined myself 18 months ago by tilf erectile pirsons hid of *selling smuggled soap. • ' jose b Chatneneys &punt that he l.a I . asdsted in bald the seep, and that be had tarried the quantity I nd by the ifrfeadant to his shop, where It was weigh ei 'mfsidlbe•renney p 4.1 to ‘• Mr. Connor." e 'The defendant admitted that he had purchased the Stine prier? stated, bat denied fri the *m t positive oit thee he hid been told hy , Cofinor 161114'0w . soap ' i'Aed: Me lad only c o nsmenfeld - hOree , ei . e . beee en the teals was Made; and Other ' 4 if ?i 'in the obtArbosd "votasnipopeolyai.i#tick low ; I her* ' flirltiniettold not infet fries die price dear bligeit eiee smuggled. . • i) o e, stated that As Ny wu grid, lad* aides: ThatoOwe were of opinion, that tl dee t , have presumed that the map was smigglesd. price at which it was sold ; bat under osamstanees of the ease, they mitigated 1001. to 51. POLK'S. r - Mr.—Yesterday two gentleman . ____ lard Mama, oa a charge othavirg eithei dial. Or been challenged by. two other geotemen to fight a Out. One of the defendants was, it appeared, to have byen sieond to the other in decidlog the dispute ; bet in the mgarseof the arrangements for the meeting, a laurel broke. 'liberties§ those who should upon MICA en emulate have ewers alt their ampere and consulted the introit of their reepeetiti Spada, and nothing woeld satisfy tie parties bit battle. The peril in which the lives of four fentlemen of Weetg realegishitity e two of whom belong to Meetly of LOB. dea.Was t biaced,azeitedan alarm amongst thole friends. and *wife of ope of having leaned what saes going for- .Ward, inheiltied,the case to Sir James Shaw. who immedi ately'direeted that all the parUes should be apprehended and brought before the Lord lfeyor. Harrison succeeded In *gifting hold of the two delimitate, but the interferenie of fie pollee was rendered unnecamary any further, as *polo -1 were made by those who gave the first offence, end the whole matter was aceomasedalmi, see anderstand,.by the Jo elkieus interference of Sir JaasoShaw. It was, however, accessary to make known the facts to the Lorellp t m whom the defesdaste requested to permit tholiams to.becooducted la his private room. This rigrlpdSigq, i l i t;dalltt i g the Lord Mayor refused ; but then the ve nt ' in br isi ot ag ob wak e eesine el r,. and only reached oar intl.- defendante'cleeleted upon their honour that' they moused stir no sore; Is the. bossiness ; and .Harrison stated .11entbo had sees oaser,ol.Lthe other parties, and was moat aeleenity assured by.him,Ahlit the affair was quite at an end. The Loan MATO! Considered that enough bed been stated to eonvince'him of the pica disposition of ell parties con cerned in the business, and beTtherefore discharged the de fendants. Gotuntat.L.—Rees Anstel,Who had, undergone a pre vious eleminatiiin entAatelgtay, was again brought up yesterday before the i i Bunt. iffe i gistrate; Mr. Alderman I;oi. , . ..,.. r ,.. The jwisomer. it appeared;watt'-theloceman and cutter ant at Messrs. Morrison's, talter‘bil. st. Paul's Church yard, and according to fficceildisco stated at the format hearing, was observed on Flishilt -rating by Maria Kniglir, the female servant, dazing the absence of his master, to cut off about a ' , era 2f ealico,frein the piece, double it up, and •peSit Willie peoket. The girl men- , tinned the circumstance to Mrs. Morrison. the mother , and in consequence of the conversation that passed, be-' torten her and the prisoner upon the 'abject, -the latter ' drew the Calico from his pocket ad-threw h under the counter among the riibbish,• whet* it was found, when Mr. K. Morrison came home. in Vise prisoner's apart ment were (Oland shoat 20 different" pieces of woollen cloth, none of them very large, but what in the language of the trade might be, termed cabbage., - :4, The prisoner was again remand. , -- ` 41 2,.. bl intokli atu.sonotron-sinter.— — , -Gil in the anpfasynseot of Mr. Simons, draper and _ " rcrr, in Crinhornestreet, •Lelcester-square, was ed with assaulting a very respectable lady of the anneeiff wring. Mrs. &wring, who was attended at the sake by her husband, stated, that as she was passing this shop, she happened to cast her eye towards a shawl in the window , when the defendant :mooned teria a very lemilier and impertinent manner, 'treat bet to buy the *bawl. She requested him to desist, and said she did not %lath ; hut instead of doing so, he seised - her is a bsoit *Wastes ner, and attempted to drag her into the shelq and "need the most insulting language towards her : eke. woe • so tench alarmed, besides - her arm being brut that -* she se i d i was obliged to take shelter in an adjoining i when she nearly fainted,and was supplied with a g , water. Giles said in his defence, that his Worslagelbew the mode of doing business in Cranboeste-streetNris by in viting customers in to bay the goods'."- Hs was . aware that they were called barkers, bat he did not care for that; and he only asked this lady in, as be would any other. The Magistrate told him that he neither knew nor cared what their mode of doing business in Cranborne street was, bat his conduct to this lady amounted to a' very gross assault, and by whatever name such persons went, whether barkers or sot, they mast take care how they insult- passengers by their solicitations. Mr. Bowring said that he was urged by several sb4', keepers in the neighbourhood to make this complaint, as they descriked this man to be a perfect nuisance, hay ing repeatedly insulted females before; and, indeed, the flippancy and impertinence of his manner showed that he was very capable of doing so. At his entreaty, how ever, Mr. Hoisting consented to forgive him, on his making an apology to Mr.. Bowring, and promising not t o offend in snch • a manner again. I , Rousing Cnasannas.—About nine o'cloek yesterday morning. a young men reshot by the chambers of Mr. Oeo. Barker, 2, Holborn-court, Gray's-ion, on the ground floor, saw through the window a youth walking across the chamber with • blue bag full of something under his arils;' knowing that Mr. B. nor any of the clerks were 'there at that hour, be informed Fosset. one of that:affairs of the inn, whose wife happened to be Mr. Barker's laundress Fos set procured the key of the chambers from his wife. ind on his entering, be found a youth named John Bounds, who bed got in at one of the front windows ; the bag masked a number of valuable law books and a pair of new trowsers, the property of ,one of Mr. B:s clerk's. The priioner was taken to the Police-office. Hattolt-garden, where he was re cognised as an old offender, he having been tried tied con tided-at the lest Old Bailey Sessions, and sentenced to be 'whipped for stealing booki from Mr. Blake, of Lincoln's- Inn. He was•committech DIMADIPUL RlOT.—Sunday morning the neighbourhood of Gray's-Inn-lane was thrown Into the greatest alarm, in 'esosequence of two partici of Irishmen, from the Casettes trf Cork and Kerry, meeting to decide en ancient quarrel.— /rho lighting began abort eleven o'clock, and a number of alevorollites were exchanged—one Unfortunate man, named llorenoe M•Carthy (a Cork etas) was knocked slows and Isompled epos. and left for dead. In consequeace of the even of a man being killed, a number of the rioters dis persed, and the approach of the Hatton-garden .police, pa g,oi, and constables, put the rest to light. hlPCarthy was ("fried on a shutter to Ifaitholotheti Hospital, where be died In about ten minutes eftervnirds. Yesterday afternoon as Iluffsel's Exeter van was pro reeding along the Strand, it wits overturned, and in its fall knocked in the entire frontage of a shop. Font'. nately no person was injured by the accident. On -Thursday. a ti-are, belonging to Mr. Blatnire, gro-. cer, of this city, literally hanged herself in the parisifof Kirkandrews. It appears that the anitnaltaras yoked in a cart, and, haring attempted to return holin to her 'foal, 'She leaped over a gAte from a field, when she became suspimded by the Grille, by which site waicoiapletely 'stranged.—(Carlisle Juuraul.) Yesterday evening,. as some boys were bathing. at Sfillbank, the tide being very high, one of them; a bay of eight years old, ventured beyond his depth, and et* bring able to ' , Vim, lie was unfortunately &mood. H i s had gone with ;souse •schoolfellows, who witnessed the accident, Without being able to afford him assistance.', The body was found, and every means 'to va s sot e i gg l in g. don prOved useless, as the 'vital spark had fled. • • James Cumming. millwright, died at trinitiese testi/reek at the advanced agd of one hundred and one. Hit wif aged IbOve 9U, is now living there.--Comming was a native or Morayshire, and being bore et Mandela. soar Aityre, had the merit of Srsl executing. many a-steeliest meal and threshiale Milian the northers cocottes. up's the tweet op provestaonstrustion.% !lobate gre at Pgisicocavicls!saiets, and there remain *any spesimins 'Of itis _canvas workman, ship. ' • Lather Witll4C* ). Jadgistent defined. t • • • STATE OP IRELAND. COUNTY Lretemea.--Por several, days pest, says The Limerick Chronicle, there has not boss a stogie nut ragelo this county. This is. certainly, .News. (AUNTY Conic.—The following very cations, stance winces at 'onee the state of terror which Z="l among the. more substantial .of the lower otJer of thoi peasantry, and great cleverness on the part of tho 1110'..1 gistrate • . " The:houseof a dairyman to !fr. Nagle, of Bali mow, was a short time sines attacked by • party. of emigrate, and a certain vim .demanded of bills, far the , use of Captain Rock and his men. me sae bad meat' money at the time, but promised be would on'a falai night, which the insureeets named, .s e tt they went W— in the mean time, the dairymen, tog meet the denim* wk . obliged to sell some pit, of his stack, and he pop rite the money *Which was pqnctsuljy called for by *II itdck Pull:. • The defy Idlowitig the Might op eiliktft the money :was given, Mr. Nagle; fitt si tt4ri.Z channel, was made acquainted with the . be seut for the Dairyman. whom be tataanandetb4 o 4 llwl4. not obtalo.ths least latorandies from hist ask* the fellows concerned.. 00, the same flight ha 1 1 1WWirices4100 4 1F of the Military statiemed io the aellabowtidedVand eopalw• ed to the dairyman's 'boom. in the amedeed obarnolos Captain Ronk. and after rapping loudly stile door. be, he • resolute manner, in the Irish langiage k deepaoded the which was proalised, and is as gott tone. bat loud e:= to be heard inside, be charred his dam pot to e . Amy depredations, or to set lire to the we. The got alarmed, and said that • he had. it oa tt a ' W. tore t to which Mr. Nagle replied*, efealtitiptitee Mat was the night appolu bi tolhar esid.llml he did pay it he Moot know to whom--shoo which Dairyman said. he only kqeet . tilrittf deem, and. meationnt their names. This being the lifpystatios required, he was taken Into cestody. as were*** Iwo ate}. who Sri re presented to us as comfortablelaresers amber Adam Olonere Esq. a respectably Oentimeaus• - -tesitting a Jaen dielallia from the place. Oa Montily;etion oar Corrospendsna ANA forward the particulars, the, were seder eatemiasties before the Magistrates asaMsirtM..St Petty Sonless is ileatays I .-- • It afford' as mach *more to leasis. that it was yesterday resolved epos la 'Vestry. thet,poo.e person dying' here. sod leaving no means wherearids to.proterre eolled, shall in f%- tore be provided with week, se heretofore was the ease. at the expense of Mopes/vit. IN, already alladedso, and mo tored to expresser disapprobation of, a project entertained of interring the hodiee et all soclermapers without callus.— A metal collo* gas reposed should he procured, is which • e very corpse meatii:be- removed to the grave sod there'd.- posited wukastoas, .A-aeving of expense to the perish, was the objeetin the view of the 'endorsee who were is. clieed to adapt Ns pia*: hat we are ghat to And that :the majority o( timpartsirioners did not comely* it des/rabbet* resort tp eatikate oxpodiest of frugality.—(Galtvoy Gyre. aide.) . • na, We havitiett exhihited to oar, view an Illostratioo, If such were wanted, of the havoewhlett We expel...sof a few cootestedelootioae are calegated to Commit ;moo the largest properties. 4 geoileinao whose 'gaup ems one of the most considerable in shit County, and who has mere than awe weed hard oonterts for itarspresernatioa in Parliament, Is now involved in contests of quite a different descriptlea.— iont,presenteontending.his fries& will hearwith regret, for the pr aaaaaa tion of his estate and hishoosehold fund - tom, the fernier beittg advertised by the Courts. and the latter by the Sheriff; as about tebe brought to the hantoter.—(ldeas.) At h Jastife of Peace Court, held st I nVerooss on Tuesday last, for the punishment of offender , against the Excise laws, nearly four henadited perions from the districts of the. Aird, Strathglase, and Urquhart, were convicted and fined in small stintl‘: These detected in illicit distillatinii were generally find in twenty, shillings each ; and . VOX setting, without a licence 'the gene-. rdfines were four guinea'. • . CAUTION TO Paitexte LETTING mats CHILDREN ILE T H EIR KITES IN THE Svniter.—As Mr. Job Cei was , passing the end of a street in Oxford-street, a boy was dein, ere kite, and** centleman having left his horse and rig at the door of a house, while he went in, the kitcfell upon the horse, which immediately took fright, knocked down Mr: Cu,x anti the horse falling on him, overturned the gig, and he was taken up in a senseless state; but we are happy to add, be had no limbs broken. Lusos Nevi:sm.—A duck was, on Sunday, hatched in the Brewery yard, at West-gate, Chichester, basing four perfect legs ; it Is expected to tire. • CORONLR'S INQUEsTS.—A Coroner's Inquest was held yesterday afternoon, at the Penitentiary, blillbank, be fore Mr. GILL, coroner, on the body of Rebacce Price, aged 20. It appeared that the deceased was coavicted as Wor cester, in 1821, of shoplifting, and sentenced to seven years transportation. which was commuted to five-years imprisonment in this prison, which she' entered in 1821. anti was at that time in good health, in which she continued until the Iltb of May last, when she wig re moved into the. infirmary, in consequence of labouring under diarrhea and severe pains in the head Last week the pains in the bead increased to a violent degree, and she died on the 13th of June. Verdict—Died by the vi sitation of God. Another inquest *as field at the same time and place, on the body of John Leeward, aged 30, who died a few minutes before the assembling of the Jury. It appeared that the cleansed was convicted at 'New Sarum in March, 1823, and found guilty of buying sto len goods, for which he Was sentenced to seven years' transportation, but which was commuted to 5 yeare'tml prisonment in the Penitentiary: He was removed on the 'lsth of *pail to the Infirmary, with an inflammation id the left - eye, and a glandulous swelling on the right -cheek;_ be 'shortly afterwards became deaf, and die _, eos,rgen a quantity of - purulent matter from the right ear; which was followed up by diarrhoea, of wide? he eventatelly died yesterday. Dr.. Pratt, Surgeon ;St the Infirmary, stated, in answer to several toestions f:om the Jury, that the diet given's. each prisoner, male and female, consisted of six ounces of meat, after being dressed. and free from bone, a pound and a half of white bread, three quarters of a runt of pota t oe s, and one pint and a half of milk, thickened *lib bur: the latter was Closely remained before it was riven to the prisoners. The deceased, he said bad not come Into he Penitentiary until after the new regolititins —the former dirt could not, therefore, have hadiaby ef , feet npon him. the sleerat-d admitted before his death that he had '„e^ri afflicted with diarthatt before his en T trance into she Penitentiary, which disease was not cos ? ,sidered to he contagions. Kerry necessary assistance WO. to hie knowledge, atforded•to Mtn during his illness. • Th . Coroner stated, that he had that day been watt a Committee .if the Item of Commons. and h w i been estautinell relative to the deaths that had taken Ap u re in the Pen it e n tiary ; and 'that tit- Committee, a nx-1 loos to get every information on time I•nbjeet, requested ofl eau to teary his copies of the depiithius tw'sen by him . , 1 ler the spare of tireless month( sick, for the purpose of ein rtn)e their'i!onteets patitit . ..4llre—Vttdkt thett by the'ViSitat:oti OfOod. - • • • e' .0- tai of ot aim* 4* WombatAos :-- 11*Oldtill1) -. • . 0 r 4 O 1 0 1 3 1 01;#0. 'core) . :..32 sa t0d).."..34 * -....4•Ardiiki coo.) ... Altlek r ,"; ...28 32 ..priimillod SO U ---4-41 ) ... 30 is ~ ~......26.806. ...Ad 81 ---- ba (nort)..3) 33 !..,.,:i 2 ,..43/Idlar(orsw) —4610 ---.-- (old) 7.7 r-rt thir_... aft 43 Oats, **Ls, .........• .20 23 leilWlllprorplie 64 08 „.--r--4.- Mi.., •....211 Vb 'm. .. 32 37. —,— Poland .."... 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Veal:, dig": ;4:9.46-i iljef iss 4 0 - 4,.-4 4 310 Ldieb ..... 4 . —8 4 • OP,111110: Th• wide of the Vb Vßit to . , if is 40#040 i pft.iry the ftil. Weed &kers. . _S • HAT AND MAW, rat Lokb: flittitinit.o.—Hoyi 00a; Od. to 06. °Y.—Wm*: A I (41, to bag. Od.--Ctover, 900. Od. to ON. Od. Jintoes.—flay, 116 s Od. to 004. o.l.—Stratr. 191. 011. to 54e.00.—Clover, 708. 0,1. to 00s. Od. Wurreevon t..—Hay, 703.0 d. to B‘..ol3.—Straw, 40.1/ tob3s ed.—Clever, 711.. Od. to/ 0i15.041. r PRICR ov HON, raid CI,. tv vies OOOfl. ^Moines. Jane 16.--The plantailons bate ttfortlenced testy' groat increase of 6y ; the bfnes cool very eleven. itlntjaplosttig,ooo. Both pockets and baktfitredearer; aim AMOS. 's. . Si. new rocarts.".s.t . r . .100 **** o ....3 to 410 Kent 3 6 111 - 11 / 0 litteass 2 M=•• 10 5n05ex........3 11-- 1 .4 &Ira 0 0-0 0 Kinkel 3 8 6 . 4 Yearling Bags Us. to 445. Farnham Y 0— 0 0 . Yoarlingrastots 40.. to 565. POTATOE4. ry • - iiirreatarteLo!‘ per cwt. ROROVC . PC per Too. Wara.........50 12 to 1 0 Ware.. .. :f 10 to 4 0 Middlings 0 7too 10 Middlings...... 43" to 9 0 Chats 0 2to 0 4 Chats ...... . ..1 10 to* 0 Common Racl 0 oto 0 0 1 Common Red... 2 IS to S & Osionslis. Ud. to Gs.ol. per b. I Ouinns Os.thi.totk. o.l..perb. h. Qt. 2i. Od. COAL MARKET. Jusa 16. pt Market. Slaps Sold. - Price. aseas.le 6l 3ov. &I. to 4 derlana 14 33 s. 11.1. to ' Visillprosecution of, John Ambrose Williams, editor of tie POWs Chronicle, for an alleged libel on tairlDurham we ere informed. has at last been adjourettleine hile. The Judges of the King's Bench are aoiVerint ployed. that it is aot probable they will give fin celled upon-; and it is understood the Clergy ids wisely determined not to apply to the Court s e em bet to suttee the cue (like their bells) to rest iP sileace•--01 1 r 4 isie Journal.) MALASCHOLT AUCIDENT AT SUTTON Couarnev, NEAR AISIWODOW.—Weregret to learn, that the consegnences of the unfortunate occurrence, of which we have rm. some particulars, have been more heavily calamitou than was then stated. It appears, from a 'Mama' wadi# we have received relative to the unfortunate sufferers,. that a sake or feast at Sutton Ceertsey is held annually on Corpse • Christi ikry (Thumday last), and the Friday, Saturday. and Sunday following. On Saturday morning the whole village was a scene of gaiety and rural amusement, and a family party had assembled onthu farm of Mr. Hoare: hap piness was depicted ou every countenance, and the gruerat hilarity was increased by the long anticipated wedding of his landlady (Miss Eldealeld), a lady possessing a consider able estate in tint neighbourhood. Two young men, skil ful performers On the Violin, had beet, mu se muse the company, and .as they h a d t, also been engaged to go afterwards to Mr. Phillips 'is of Cultism, Mr. Hoare, to save theta the trouble of walking down the village and over the locks, sent his little son John to order one of his men to Vaire them across the water. When the boat was ready, Jane Hoare, Susan Turner (the second daughter of Mr. Turner), a son of Mr. Dewe, and a little boy from Um don, srepped into the boat, which pushed off into the stream. Unfortunately the boat atiproached too near the locks, that it was drawn into the current ; and, driv ing whit great swiftnesses towards the luck, struck against the woodwork, and was instantly dashed to pieces. The parties were all precipitated into the water. The two men, for whose accommodation the boat bad been provided, caught hold of the wood-work, and there clung until they were takes up, and little Jane Moire seizing the coat of one of them until they were talon out. These three were thus happily saved ; but hlt. Hoare's son, Mr.•Torner's daughter ' blaster Deice, Ltd. John, and the-boatman, perished. While the two toes and Jane Hoare were clinging to the wood-work, Susan Turner passed under them, but they could give her no help, and 'she was carried swiftly down the current, and was seen no more. The whole catastrophe did not take up mere than five minutes; four of, the bodies were found in the evening, and the fifth on the following morning. • Eivil'erort was made to resuscitate the bo dies, but without effect. This melancholy accident has cast a genet's' gloom over the surronndiog neighbovu hood.—(Burks Chronicle.) BERTH—Lady F. Let esoistiowar wu on Sunday Soar log safely delivered of male twins, at his 11.ortishir's ho in Albemarle-street. Her Ladyship and kw infants are is a fair way of doing well. MARRIED—On the 14th inst., at %%these Munk Es. ses, Mr.?. M. Wegener, of Red Lied-street v Wappins, lo ' Udder. to Miss Afton, of Bttstierdirems_____l__________ DIED—Oo Saturday last, //Ars. Perm°, of Ilighbury - ter• race, tallow/4 aged 63. o.t the 16th lam.. after suffering for a series of years. Mrs. East,' at'the houseof her mother, of Mrs. Davies, of • Walweeth-place. ... O . lis t lkutlY hest, at her hOlt.ii la Upper Gramm -greet, we C9llllltem de Denstauvitla. ••.. • . . ----- _ —. , Loadois : F.dlted • rlnte hed, et lie th• c "'..„,,,,,.,_ "'Tile Skriert.stair'." No: 411t,"Strlied , by R. W'''''' -- M. D. towhees all Commeoleatiess, Orders, Se, ere re , quested to be addsessed. • • • • . . . . . . MARKETS. , t onnor never luta ' COURT OP Inltlu*s .geNt3l, Du s u N , t russ 14 . LONDON be whale center. 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