The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

7n,s INSOLVEN7' DEMURS 41) bWIND. LEM' ACT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. Ste,-1 observe in yoor Paper of 'hi, day, a Let. ter signed AN EMMY To Ornetsitos, on the subject of the Insolvent Dobtors' Act, which, •s a nsrr,t i,e of some facts, is well esiough; hat 1 think it smells rather strong of the Bench. It is my firm opinion that most tradesmen are enemies to oppression; hut sorely it cannot be considered oppression to keep s villain, a mere rascal, in prison. who, in fact, ought not in common justice to be at liberty. 1 say, as a tradesman, for one I call upon the Legislator. to act justly, it being my opinion that the Legislature is ordained for no other purpose, than to condatt the affairs of the nation—to replete property as • chief one of its affairs—to repeal and do away with old and useless laws, and make new slid suitable ones for the state of affairs, and the state of kunoledge of the present age; therefore, she present age have to call upon the Legislative Assembly to look info 'listing la wa i t* examine their effects upon society,toweigh well the bearings of those laws, to abrogate, if necessary, assisting laws, anti farm such only as are suitable to the present circemstances of society. It cannot be a matter of espedienry only, bet a matter of pastier, a matter of defy, on the pert of the Legislative Assembly to look carefully into ibis overwhelming Act; to call proper evidence, and sift the bearings to the eery swan and origin, before they decide upon toter. meesures. Bet safely they will never think of sof. losing tech an important law to go ow; no, sorely they will pay some attention to the wishes, the feel ings, the injuries of the People. lam pore there is n• men who can vindicate the measure, who has any ides of right and fair dealing. 1 say, as l said be. foie, Let the thing come to Jerkin's immediately—let no man have the power of going to prison, until he has submitted the ern. state of his affairs to his ere. &lira; then, if they will not come in a rational agreement, let him claim protection, and let a Jury of tradesmen be competent to decide upon the care, whether the inditideal ought to be confined, or his straits aettled and go on in his bossiness, to the advan tage of himself as well as his creditors ; for teeny the thing as it now operates, is dreadfully des structive. It frequently happens that a creditor knows not what his debtor is about, until he wolves. notire that he is going to take the benefit of the Act. What is • creditor in that UN to do? —II. has &tipsily lost a large sum probably.— Why be is sowilliug to waste • teethes sum to obtain an uncertain object, sod then, if the insolvent poison is seal back to prison, what does that sessiunt to ? Why, be is soon brooght up again to be pot upon another Dowel hing, somewhat resembling en muskm elon, bat which cannot boa perfect 'lamination into the me as it really mails between tbedebtor anti cre ditor. I say, 1 eat quite certain, that there are bet few honest men go to poison. 1 am also certain, that men may in &reml make settlements with their creditors, god 1 may say always, if their previous conduct has bees jest and prudent. But there are massy tradesmen. who forget that they are entrusted with other persons' property, that they are only the &seats to those per. Woos, that they ere indeed bound to give a fair ac costs( of the property which they are so "wiliest od wish, and not to spend, waste. end destroy It. 0, yes: all is 'forgetfulness, all is to be spent In the goistiication of extravagant passions. They are ender no kisid of obligation to those who, in. deed, have given them the opportanity of getting a living by the see of their property, adding to it their own lodes's, and frugality. However, something will no doubt Isocline in this dreadful and dines hie, and I do most aeriously hope soon ; and I say &gaits, that most tradesmen cairn give an abundance of proof of its spjarines 'cogency, therefore, I 'rest that legislators will tint attend to mere interested persons, het tegislato effedral(y far Me general mei. fere rf the Netion.—l ass, reSpectfolly, adj. R. A !lender% Mail at a late hese last night, 111 Nall mod latter. to the sth inst. The ac. counts from Span continue .o b. extremely ens fused and unsatisfactory, boll with respect to the interior and the C. lomos. We es.ract the fellow. Ins singular communication, dated Vienna, the 2016 ultimo : " Raman Kan Lilt. who accompanied NA►OLLON from Fontaitibless to Elba, has artivacl hero from Italy. Accented, from Rome say, that by linos of • Commission wolch Cardimd FINCH ABS r•ceiTed from St. Helens, Madame Limns BosterainTs has sent thither a complete tin of plate, sod other WM. mews serenity for a chapel, th• salve of which is estimated at many thoosat d scsdi. Two reels elastics, one of whom is invested with the dignity of a Bishop, a rook, and another femme, are also said to have departed for St. Helmer'. It is added, that all this is dons with the amino( and approbation of his Holiness the Port." 11te Persido Ambossatior, now at Virgin., coati. vises to view every thing worthy of inspection in that capital. Ile was lately et the theatre. to which an kamense crowd was thwarted, in order see Lim. It seems this assemblige of users becsme inteltreble to his Excellvocy in ono of the selnous, where, to the astonishment of the Austrian., he and 6is suite begun to ley shout them on all sides among those mho surrounded him. Itseems the phy•icisn attached to the Embassy is also the Ambassor's chief conk, and it is Lis duty to ascertain the salubrity of the sic. teals served op at the table of his mister. His Ea allow/ wss to leave Vienna on the 21. b sit. The . Seelety far the Suppression of Vice have pre ferred a snood bill of indictment against Mr. CAR. lase. bookseller, 55, Flett.street, for continuing to sell Paine's Age of Reason, and have of themselves removed it isie the Court of King's Bench. This, with the nnnn y-Genertl's ex-officio information Whist Mr. CARLILL, makes titres separate actions far 'riling the same work. Iloaato CIRCUMISTAxCE.—A pens-n named The. was Fletcher, a carpenter, residing in helmet-court, Strand, having, yesterday afternoon, had some words with his oafs% stabbed himself to the heart with a large nse.litiiie, in the presence of the wornflunale vemsp. M t . &stows, the Surgeon, •trendoil and readopt' every assistance professional sk;11 enetri leggeit ; hut it war masoning, the wretched min Psi: •cl Ini••st moinsty. Au Inquest will be taken utt ilsy nu the body. THE STATESbIA br: gON ?I LT. wRITSCII RITE A PERSIL MVO'S ONE SP SRI PILLARS op CO SS/ST GASSES CRAM= Arun THE CONTESTED ELECTION PINS WAsTISINATER. ?to attire Hu isms .4 folly, guilt. and osier. Tbe lalisidere Wrier. sad Is in .peach Of sand rl ng orris wild aisankred jar. And nil the rim= Mar Faction's ...eau trait. Here. one none safely wander s —bet the iota. 1{ ids borrsor e.swiesanissers eke yet sof wife; Ana ialy lob. if It CAllO'4 . ll bright essMesoni 81;n11 weer to ran sive libersy nod life ? Shall ;kW INnummern v 1.. y Lanni low, And Maa &let ca'4l. dignify sloe name ; Truth each haspatie spatial uverthrner. Aid Virtue oily twat Rate hi. fame P Yu! when the Pam ahall gi.e. without evoir.ol. Paina's sad Caiwaoat cis work., tromped, I. pule. PICNRFN ELBCTION. In nor French article we Wry spoken of the pest interest the French (who from petit Nairn are he- Cent reflecting brings) are taking to were that sine qua on of liberty, a ease Election. The import ance of this point cannot he better illustrated than by giving a pert of the,printed examinations of a few persons respecting the Penryn Election ' as taken by a Committee chose!, fur that purpose. Lord Castle reagh may smile at it ; bet really to • thinking un ique, whose life, liberty, and property are submitted to the legislation of such fellows, it Is note laughing matter. Wr bare selected a few passages rotating to the charge of bribery, on which Mr. Swann was thrown out Henry Carter rolled Is and mere. wn• clashed by Mr. Cams we briutlf ../ Ur• Prfititta %/I re do yr. lite. Mr. Lanett—At Pen, ye. In Cernsidi I—Les. _ _ reya; anl..leesotOf she nowise. ar Penrya t —Yet. Do yam know Mr. Anson —Yes. Now. before Ilse Ins Llecison for Peary's. did yes tee Mr. Swans saw bias in Mooney the Bth .1 J • se. On whet day was the Ninon ? —Os Friday thrift. De )eil bassists in know bow lowa Mr. Swami had Mon at Pearya before yea sew bias as On NY at Jane I—leassot say exactly what day be rant. Oa want base of Ow ltdo of Jane did yes sea Mr. Swans ? About M.if•pass hs the asoraseg. Where were yea going at that twee ?—To my wsk. At she Wale nos saw Mr Solna. did be overtake fir own yea I—lle was talkie; with a two dose anglAmpar, nod he case to me as ihe sued t be reel. so we. _ Now, atm be had tailed to )ur, doll become op I. - Woo he slaw slaw be raw up to you ?—Yee. 1V .-re )roi aline r.. Now. *bra Mr. Snoop is., up to pro, what did be lost soy —lle asked or for my row. Ile asked you for row roar? -Yes. Maas supwer did Zoo woke raid I was a pause bead at rlectioireirriort i I walled rrfrr it Swioida,. '(bat you were ay oil mg load as etc.-tamer, We. sad you •i•lred ar to refer it to Smey& Wiwi rower did Mr. Swann Nisbet — lie add it was all wouriewc to hilt about liworday, I 11111114 make up wy mind at owe reri•wil far ware Mow. Naafi did Mr. Sows oar farther -Ile rad, be repealed that I warded weary ar well as the 014. Net rah be expected, award wintry as well as Ore red I-- Yes. Vow opno hi. sas Ong that, did yaw observe him to do say ;hind'—lM nay Aiwa. Yes. with bee hand t —Ye., he post his hand is hi. pocket. Ulm hie head in hot pecLel, or did be pat it in?—He pot It in hi. pocket. Mos there any thing in hi• haod where he took it oat ?—Yeti there appeared les be a roll of notes; dm of the eater as ap peared nosy poleitde to be a 61. use. What In pia mean 11, note; you my a entry what Sate ?- 1 da not know ; I du nut .ay that it was • liankuoutc e I believe it wan a 51. not.. Yee 'Ay he i k nut of hk pocket • roll of notes. •d the (toter one nypeuted oo be a 51. motet what du mesa ? —A 31. ca.h 1101 e. 14uw urban did be then nay ?—I Nill resisted at that dame from Riving sly weed, awn tt prewed an. haw what did Mr. Swami then .ay )—He told ate that If 1 would roe fur lila. ttm• he would make It Gri as and stale ;Juicily II nod fur weed ;nisi pswed —Mr. Susan laid, Ant be uusld give me 51. is hand, awl 51. is if few day. eerier ilie Lieetiun mod Okra i.e. Sir Clirrthiellier Haulms ireukt Iwaa.urrable far dl. if lie was Wooer iu, hie* II Mid snake therm Yl./1 ; lit would pay 51. then ; grinds he did 001 hint “M dn. .jr it r.. ewet l'cu..—Oely attention what was seid.--ne amid be said he onntd give the hi. in trod. nod .51. user, inn few Aar; end that he could he sishlt enthle fur Sir Ihrottopher flew hint so copse forward wick the other be. what ehe look place orient... th, ?—lie used, a remark IWO it wet • poor place to pay she opotwr & tact there were a great numbs of people looking from the windows ; that he woold take it its to my wife. After Me nod that, where did he is 3-11 e went into or hon.,. Where did this cootenelioe wile pls. I —Abort 15 or Ili yard- troop ley door. lathe, at public door. or the 'trees door F —A public door kiedin: Its lie street; I live so the western end of the ion a. In 'het • street ore 14.141 Are there may bows. there 1— I.or. there err !mores, bet the peweasest deer oat eons sht to hiss', l Ilse. Trot shy it is 1; yard, Yrs 1 bet l c.ranot ray te • yard Of two. DM Mr. Swann eu into 'nor Moue l—Yen ; he went into .y baste. - - Vi 11, our %ire then at home t—Yrit Me war etaadiaa at the dew al tie time Mr. %wising arid l am. hilt lug vivito/i.e. flaw Line an. 1if.5111114.11 to the bombe? —linly a intisisi•iir two. low toile did he resaaia there —To •ur there taiditete%. Then w kern way did be got—lie west to tit scat door, to Pete► Jerkin.. Du you buy yes se lutes whether he is am isiteser?—Yes, he vim -- Mr. rrjraat Pau. —Yet. wr a eater. Mr. Cart.—Now. le port .f fact. did yea more may Fl rsi se y Imo rowa 'fey I en re ark yea altar she sue to you' —Y re. IN pat of fact, 1 rim erred a . 61. sate free my wife. Mks a aa it I—lit abort tea aurora after Mr. Saran left the bore. New. ea the enrolee al Tharday. the llkb ef Jeer. Waif, yna at Tremens-is MOM I—II was at Mr. Stseee's home. Well thee we will come we Friday t sew. we Friday, Ow 111th se Jeer. were yea m Tervenere'• hawse I—Yes. What Mee el the recessed P—We Imes ions trenteeer's &beet settee. I,epeeir ; awl cowmen' three till eearly 11. At rerereares how; whet is l'ereeenees Meese/ —lt Is es Ina. lhe ' , wen is "tune interest frequeeted 'bat horse?-10. Swaim' s. la wens , esserrey did yse go diets?—Wild Minds= Wise aid ions Is A britha — so ---- 11 , ones voter P--No. You aria ash Abrahams WWI. who Minot ■ valet—Yes ; sail John hiammaamma who is a ester. amid othrf yaws. I ruin► yea said yea stayed there toll 12 ti clock ; saw dem i'', t►at r.raiag, did Mr. Swans COW to INU beer ?—Yrs. About *kat ii - or 1-1 think almost 11. . - n he CMS, Ishii hi. I—Mr. Deenlord and Mr. Gondere. Are they 1./coalman. of the ww• t—io, t they rre master brewers. Now. vibes Ur. Swann maw in with them two (:entlemen. what did he ry ?—lle sand. •• Haw do %OM cane un n) Wave fellows ?" Owe be drew Irmo his inithet apparemly a roll et eilifi..4llllll MOM Did he say may thine ?—lie said. My brave fellows, 1 worts, eye it yell sill. bit I dare soot nyerli. Whertwas 11r. Mina deriag this time ?—la oar company. la your esimmtay T—Yes. By . year campany, what do you mean ?—The difereotelee- Mrs in the way sit &Inking we had pmuch ac the labl.. Where was he sit tae time wises Mr. Swaim Cline Ml—With me in the Mime. wheel Mr. hatuiti came Sc. Were you •p stairO—Ye,. I Tits ~pay of the &retort were up maim I—Yee. Mow did you olumwee Mr. Swami de ay Wiwi after be had 58W wbat you bare stated i—Ho pawed by wa'• aide wad waited his e.l“. Whores:at f— W lee s cont.-4 Describing lbe sassier with his haw) Yew pat year own hand in shnw huts ?—lle pelted Ids coat. flow hog war it after the eaprr«i•.e yea hare told us at. rifler Mr. 61/111111 had rid shout wurdsf—About two or three sisetes. New. idler be bad welched Wisn't east fa the warmer was have described. what did Mr. Somas diet—Mr. Swaim Sad Nina west Ste Ste adiatainie roan. •• tbe W ihmar t—Yes. _ After that, aid ~s ore Mr, Swam again It—Yee. Ilion I...garter i—Abroat three ar Nor wastes. %bete aid yea ore Mt. Swami awe that / **ben they cane sat of tar 'none. Mr. Swarm a inter a. Irani night, nod he and will, Mr I:n o drrr nod Mr thtt.ottird patted rainpontr. F., *haw did yea tax? —I or Mr. NWano sod Mr. As. derdan. SPORTING INIELLIULSCL.— 11. Makes respecting the completing of the grand match between ftantl.l: and Martin, of 150 agitates against 10th. to take place on the 4th of May, will Ito made good over a sporting dinner at Franklin's, to-mono.. Tb.al”ney is also made good between Yeeog Kemp Steak and the Cas•light man, to meet on Toesday, the 16th init. within 16 miles of London.— Donnelly, tho Irish champion, Is on his road to the metropolis, bet s i i t n a e. ppeill Le does not Inland to sahildt to th y plat LAW INTELLIGENCIL COURT OF OF cif* xcfint. Nalco 6. WIItILZII If 114111:111. A bill in !hit case was fll.d some time ego by the Pletwiff molest the Defetedant, for sling • patent e►ich the foresee' ►ed obtained for a new 'nettled of preparing molt far beir. The LordsCbanreller had refused to grant s• injunction, bet sent t►e cusp to the Court of King's Beec►, elt a writ of evirefeefit. In ley w►ether the patent was good et sot. TO. Jury, under the direction of Me loud Chief Juliet.. Nand It was not a good one ' and timeliest-ewe back to this Gnaw. The Irtca•Cttamcact.ow. Wing there was noose In the case reamisisig fa Goers, as tern was a waist of proseeetiso, ordered It to be dismissed, with emu. COURT Or OT KING'S 11111ffit Mimes E. Amen v. HA'.'. This was an amine for a begat* of contracts — The Plaintiff was a confectiorser. formerly residing in Synth Aedley.street I the Defeedant was pro prietor of Om Logsdon Tome. It appeared, from the evidence, that in Aegoist last en agreeeneot leek place between the parties, by which it was arranged, that in censideration of the Plaintiff giving up his bosineis be South Aedlepstreet, and going to lite London Tavern. to seperintend the confectionary departmeet of that establishment, he sbeeld be *d eified a portlier to the •stint of two leths of the profits. The Plaintiff accordingly removed free► Sank Aadley.street, whorish, had fo►seate time car ried on his baldness. and was io the habit of serving the Lord Mayor's dinners, Mr. Birch, is Cornhill, sod balls, suppers, and mairpietades, with eon lectionary, and took up his residence is Dishogisgate street, as a eonveoient situation for his atienclanon at the London Tavern. Dere he dial attend several times fee two months, in his department; at thermal of which time he urged Mr. lisle to complete his agreement, by executing articles of perteership.— Mr. Hale, however, pet off doing so from time to time, and at length refused altog►ther. Upon this refusal the Plaintiff brought the present setion, ti recover a cornpenrition for the loss lie had sustained by giving up his situation in South Audley.street, and also for the loss of profit which he had anticipated in the partnership with the Defendant. Mr. Mauura•r, for the Defendant, called no evidence bet in hii cross-easmination of the Plain'ire rases he endeavoured to prove, that he had sus• tamped nu inconvenience or loss by removing from South Aedley.street, Mese he was in a more cone•. sleet situation for attending the Lord Mayor aid Mr. Birch, when iu Bishopagite-strest, that in South Audley.street. He further contended, that the Dee fondant had discovered the Plaintiff was Involved in. pecuniary difficeities.and having discovered that cis.- contemner., he was set bound totake as embarrassed man a+ his partner. The Jury, after a cherge from the Chief Jestkm, found a verdict for the Plaintlif—Dtmsgss 6001. Tb. Ctlicit Justice disposed of several undefended Mow, a n d concluded his sittings. H's Lordship mentioned she Mb of April as the probable day of adjournmeot. COURT OF COMSION YLEAS, Mira 6. WIDTH AND INGLEDOO V./Mt. This was so action of replevie, Inneght by lan Plaintiffs, In recover the Herr which they had yes. gained tine. the conduct of the Defendant, who had improperly and illegally distrained • waggon and two horses, the property of the Plaintiffs It appeared that the Plaintiffs filed et Bell's Wharf, Thames. street, sold no the 2411. of Janviary, 1818, a waggon., in which were three Isamu, had been ouloaditig at their done, and its standing there prevented carts sod waggons.from passing. The Plvintiffs, therefore, to present inconvenience, directed the carman to draw ens little towards Cook's Wharf, which be accord ingly did, and turned the horses • little way into a yard on the premises of the Defendant. Thinking be should want only two horses for his neat load, he teak off one horse, leaving the waggon and two re. maiming horses standing in the gateway, while be took the third horse home. Ile was absent shoot live minuses, end on his morn he found the Defend ant bad taken the waggon and the other twn horses bite his yard, in charge of a constable. and refused to give them up. For this detention, and to recover the expence which the Plaintiff. bad incorred. being obliged to employ another waggon, the present ac• lien was brought. On the part of the Defendant, It was stated, that he had been repeatedly annoyed by carts end wag. goof driving into his premises, which he hadileterntin. to pet en end In, by kidnapping every waggon nr cart which came in. and that on the day in question be had kidnapped three besides the Plai n tiff's', The Jncy, without hearing the Plaintiff's Coonael in reply, or the Jody's...maim ep, found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Danages 41.45. PRI:ROOAT/Rli COURT. Wilma R. FRANCIS 0. FRANCIS. This was a question en admission of an allegatlnn given in, in this erase, nn behalf of Lady Francis, she *Wow of the Isle Sir Philip Francis, who died nit the 13d of December lasi. The sill pm:mended was dated April 28. IRIS ; and mem nthe► legacies bequeathed one of 1,0001. to Lady Francis together whit the testator's boom in St. Jamea's•.qusre, •hick he desired might be her perpstaal residence during her widowhood ; bet, in lAO event of het agsiia marrying, was to de►olve is his sort, Mr. Philip Frantic The sum of COM. was also ►egauathed for paymeall of the potties nt Isis &tighter. Mts. Mary Johnson. Three other paper% were propounded, on I being of a testamentary charades, on she party of Lady Francis: the lint was a lakel or ticket alliaed lea beg of money, containing 110 oiliness, %hies was endorsed, and writt►n in te•tator's Insed.retiline, and directed the sane to be given to 'Ay Frani ; this second was a wiemocandain, tramlerting • slums in the Grand Josetinn Canal Celespany; ►at the principal one was a codicil, marked A.. written en dm back of ■ letter of iniritatiow to Si► Philip and Lady Francis; it was unsigned and enativited, and was coached In nearly Om terins:--* My des Emma, I hare tivietrvail far this separate valor a few isistrivetiens for year if “idance crier my death, that goolil not so proviso) to inserted it tai *iii, L can NAP4L INTELLIGICNCIL DEAL, MARCH 7.—Carne down frown the River and sailed the Rosalie, Myr'', for N•w York ; Harriett, Byron, far Vi►ginia ; Honor, Ensnirrnon, far Bahia; Mary, Leek. tar Cork and the South s ea , ; en d for Berniede. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 7.—Seiled his Majesty's Chip Iterelutionaire, tut Gibraltar; and the Hound cutter, on a Cruise. Ps.Tworrit. MA•CB 13.—Carne In the Jamas, Croft, from Newhaven to Liverpool, with Is.. of Salt and boom. PENZANCE, MAICU Brnthori, Salley, from Newport for the Southweril. Ina in hem on she 3d iustant, very Irak, ; cargo lantiont.—The Good Hope, --, from Rotterdam to Dvadslk, pot In here to.day, very leaky, and several ot►ers, and re main wind-hosed. S T . Iva., Masai s.—Last night, between nine end ten o'clock, the Aegis,. Frederica, of and from Rostock to Liverpol, with grain, in sailing into this harbour fell so meets to leeward, that she stranded to the southward of the pier: cargo discharging in the hope of getting her oil. —The Speedy proved to be so mach damaged, that the whole of her cargo mast be discharged.—Tbe •inop Jobe, of Yetsgball, nest also discharge h.., rsrgo. GLASGOW, MARCH 4. Ile Indepeedentm (A), Thomas, from Charleston In Greenock, with count), slued stays and sweat on shore too the large Cam. bray Island the 3.1 inst.; hut if it continue, mode rate, it is expected she will be got off without de. mace. YARMOUTH, MAIO, 7.—The Commerce, —,e collier is on shore en the Cockle Send, end is sunk; the boi ls are stripping her ; sbe appears be be about 18 keels. Liszapoot., Nance s.—The Jan., Drummnnd. which Filled fnr Savannah, gni on shore on the North Busk. bat was got off silliest damage, and pre. ceeded. On Tbarsdsy lost the American ship Rosalie, for New York, ws% towed down to Gravesend by the Fsvouritestesia-boat, in the short spice of five hours, against wind end tide. In the Court of Common nese, on Monday, Mr. TUACKIRAY, of Oldham, obtained a verdict against Mr. Won°Lu, Into Secretary of the Norwich Coders Society, with 5001. damages, for insinuating. in • pamphlet which be lately published, that Mr. 'l'. hid set fire to his own manufactory, for the purpose of defrauding the Insurance Offices. This morning, about two o'clock, a firs broke out at a chandler's shop in %I ilkea's street. Spital.fieldu ; in a few minutes it communicated to Ills Stir public. house, which cussed the greatest apprehension fur the safety of the poor inhabitosit%; both bou.es were crowded with lodges., and the sheet arse filled with naked children ; happily they all escaped without iajsry ; both houses ■ere consumed. The premises adjoin Ilesibers's brew-horse, sod it was only by the pre•t exertions of the mew in the maples) of that CONCPTII, that those extensive wear were preserved. Tile draymen brought so engine to the lop of the b►ew.house, and played spew the bosses on fire and those adjoining, w hide nut only preserved their own premises, but also saved the neighbourhood from destruction. The ga mes were sot tstingoisbed at nine o'clock this morning, whew • great port of tie (root wall ease way and fall, but no mischief was done. Depredations to considerable amount were committed, sod tie pick • pockets, as owl, were eery active. The family that occupied the house had takes possession about five works, sod had jest come from America. We have reed sills much pleasure A Tour through Shell', by fur. Russets., of his Majesty's Office a Works. Me. It. undertook his journey in ISIS, just alter Europe bad begun to breathe from her tremendous straggle for liberty. Proceeding by sea, he visited miss of the ports of Spain end Portugal, touched at Minorca, and landed finally at Genoa, — Rs tbeo visited Rome; end, falling there into the company of SOUR learned foreigners, who bad the same design as Mr. Russect., of sit * g Sicily, they agreed to make the journey together. The resell of Mr. Routes personal observations during this interesting tour, we have is the present volume; which we con safely recommend to alt wits aro ans. 1011 to know more of that celebrated region, than is to be found in the pages of ptoteding travellers. Cta EICI/ A lIC 111smcss 11.—W he•it ill A reduction of L. tn Engl.l4 Burley 4s. dearer tlwt un klitedny 14-1. —Onto lc, Beaus and Peas raker att4cles mon/. SCIIIIIOO. Wheat (FagWl) .... 70 75 Grey Peas .60 It New ditto Ditas (Familia) .... GS 110 01A tin . Rye b 0 M 'rick du. 44 It liseley ...... .51 13 Ones New...... halt 7l 51 Poked M.......... 33 35 White Pews 41 II End Is. 4 0 35 !dew ditto .... — Fie Flow 6's 70 Ditto Boilers 5O Ai lirassis. . !trtr■ n ELS SI a nit tr. 1111111ICIII IL— Our illtrilet ibis mom kg or o..sry Illp . peird wsils prior IlieswA..whieh sort rood, to as lirsol polcr..—Thr of !Stoop was largo, as/ prim. the Male a.m.. loos.— Veal at hlAbor prove, but Pork words* n . nsissol ar perja.l. Tbe tta•ine .le tie 11.. y nutter W redwr hriok. tile price 4 Ord istrirle I aviaei tedierel.--Straer Yr. per toad lower.— Clrerrerai Ir,l wee►% prier,. rit awne tad it a aging ct edatrerat at the women Yd pica M Blade, : To slot tot ow. per wise of Mos. /ref .... 4*. $4. so to. 4.1. I fleet et Coale OW Oar Ili ..ss. I. In 0.. 4.1. Peen s ...... ...... - 2.iitl psio ... S.. 681. se is. o.t. Sheet. Ned Lambs • 1 , 40 Pere . ..5 .. W. se A. od. Calve s leo Lsob.....ik. W. to Os. 04. P5w.....—.....—.... ".YO HAY-MARKET. Hay cat to 71. 7t. M. ( loser A'. tt.. r.l. to 91. t , . N. Iv.w .... ?I. 114. vd. to JI. Yd. - 'll 4 10