The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-03 00:00:00

. V .revel li!Clotiary,lo On* Ciiii4osl.lPYlkiii i #oo 040. 4g f IsP_ tuTilkey's lodges, TiAtote o l **l rap Mete ge01. , : fo l tente.- eirjnyirAitreroorpany:of,no innocent fel t I.:kw-sufferer (irm.;C s litf). WO 4aarli 1 441 1 ekillie4 4 ' • r CA ch per day allowed for our 11114141,1111kA11b Wb to ifs coufinenier,t the trlrtsit ly term rrlokana in t , erventeen,shiltings and sieppore peg- Tifols. • • •jaigiug,wv companion we recithreikeer wpelklirOlfsfer, l • rases. sod provided our own feai, 0 11 4 . :00 . 1 liosember, when we were Litteretpd..ww,asiti ono refogniviore, to appear 41,tIta Centato, XioneS , Dericts on tae first flay of nest Term, arid .eas,eossii-; , 'rilasTtern day to day, sari not depart ,that • couvt, it heart leans I iv, the loot Ave nr : six weeks we bed, morirlihrety and better senorita - lodation. ire facia, . S 4 ll Whit* 1 here ststeo, are so the, best. pf I,l t ossterive correct, and I shall not, if coiled opus t hesitate an enstfirm on oath before any Magisttate.44., 14 is a generally arceired opinirreiielf-prair)a•no. commendation, I shall therefore decline *eying .041, thingof try own character; t isatAs l o bate leseo eve sideot in .Nottiaghosn between titenty . aryl thirty yvar.s, several respectable oairnufacturecqerp, w.ho are well acquainted with two ea a both „ father; *errant, and neighbour, are ready to cite trearY,estig folio,* *hick may : be required • withrtiftert rider ; but of%anny I n oulivelais Mr. G. Bradley, lace-manufacturer; - Mr. 11„:141ress,", lace.mairufacturer ; Mr. T. oodb4ro, herter ; • "pal Ald4lrroari Barber (at this thee Mayor), bettors. moth* . ed. The above peruses may be referredie at any time. I de most solemnly declare, that never was any way concerned in breaking Immos at ; imeghborough, or joined to the Laditio, /ha Lacer en a- political Committee, or etteadied ant such copipolllP., either secVetly vr ^PrelY 6 " have bye a Member of any. Pertitirel Cleb*.whateter...r thithe beets en advocate' for Parliamentary. Refer* for mere thlap thirty years,—if thefla High 7 reale eel gutty. gat notwithstaading4 my character steeds. animpeached, as number! an -testify, a do. testable attempt has bees _made to rein it, as :the. sequel will pore. On the 10th of • .14 orembur , a writer in the Observer, has, with all the malignity of aft —, endeavoiXed to (reduce my chancier to to the lest degree hi his publication of tint day : Cud to Make tip business more certain, he published that oualter gratuitously La Nottingham and Derby (and how• much further I cannot say), tq both public and private handles, to sub scribers and nousubscribers--in.fact, after a dili gent search, .with much trop tl ,, I COld only bud oas subscriber to that Paper in Nettietheiar.. For the porthole's of that diabolical attempt, I moat refer ore to the work itself, Now, Sir, after lasing my AA of work, being torn away from au affectionate wife, from. beloved children, and a poor helpless aged mother, all dependent on me fur support, after being deprived of my liberty,,shut Pp in a dungeon, my health impaired, awl -ou the 10th - November, (three days before my liberation), my character Bra. diced by a vile wretch, a hireling Journalist,. I ask bathe oame of reason awl CP411,104 honesty, is there no redress for such a complication otgliosances? Is there, not a shadow ofjsitics to be obtained for inel-1 tiplied injuries Z Iv a MR of indemnity, obtained by e corrupt majority, all the satisfaction I and my aufferiug , family are I. receive, for unmerited, an heard.of persecutions, and losses we hare hereby sostained ? These remarks, my. persecuted friend, 1 tend you ; ityoui or any of yew patriotic acquaint.. races, can NM them to good. account iu oar owe or country's cause, they ire at your service. I am, deer Sir, • • . • Your obedient servant, FItANOS. WARD. . P. S. I take the liberty of. saying, that. I hale not; . received one shilling, either front a subscription or otherwise, as an indemnity for. pecuniary. damage sustained, neither do I require it. If I sea favoured with health and strengt?„ and employment to ester. cis* it,.aod the blessing of Heiman upon my indestry, I hope to maintain myself and family with crediteud respectability es heretofore. If you think it walla answer any good purpose to Petition she House Of Commons, I should esteem it a great.favour to re. wive the form of a Petition from you. The Trestees for tha,Creditors of the Town of Aberdeen hasp made a Report. that the property be 'doffing to the , Corporatiou, which have so grossly ! mi l , maseged their Feeds, will eltimately be more than; *efficient to pay the whole debts, which new amount; to the enormows sore of 230,000 L In the man time the revenue of the town- hap been ascertaintd to he adequate tithe payment of. the iatereet. 'The donee, who hate sd tang monopolized the Magistracy, hseg: now become converts JO the necessity of a. Reforra,. asscl like true penitents for their, put transgressimss; comfort tbemset.es with the . banality 'befitting tbeis far Porn sKoatien. - )3_l: Lady Curers:died, on *nutty last, aL.Oeltley Park, near Lodlow,-in Sltrripshire, at the ademnied. age:of eighty-three - 'tub... fier . ,,firodylphip Jess the; relict of the first bard GralyzZ' adotheref the present Earl- of Powys, and grenchriether M the Dacha*. of NOUTII• inisEttlAnn god , LAillillASltire Winner ' Tut Saarznirsetz Jere es.—fin Theriday the ice was escellentist the severer it Slit welt end of the rirer;andse itoliseetthres e7Dlritk s were rainy supe • - • ,rior skaters. Arliii - zomiips_ 'mkt inveleted th e wee' singular appeortMeellalit did ens the-precedleg day-- one half bilsiglo4ftess troll ice.' its said, that *RI the ice-wellt is Ont:',Metslipolil. were, litiewitsestyie the tale fres*, glepty,4 eireetniitaitetiibieh cleated great annieti. • Frotey - dot seine nceittent ilea seuerred fropithe felly antLteirerity of the ikikers. On Tuesday sloang;wian was drnerned';' ind on 'Thursday anothera len In, in mireaprence of unskil fulness in thstrianagetritat of .his skates ;. the ice • broke house laraty felt - Where it was not sufficiently strong to- int the eencessioh t nothing serivet,ltow.. ever, menatreek Owthelsoith ink there were mba r coning* 41 bad , On the south-skis, roseneross pssties!, of iadieins - ' There were also simonise - same French. woilse fall Parisian curable. . Ott. Monday 'Nat, thsShadwon Ipswiehcmach war - iriffluntetl - pearingstestene:, on its way to Lonloa . . kiioy elf the' pa‘iengt6 "1011.11411V.6044:i . intr4-• solar ly a Lady wisa . wee as the: issides sad! She noir , teinains at -lagetelltarttes. tlittebit' tib• tiYakee;oar Wt bungs • • :~. ~~.Y ,'~ ;~~:._. s. . • ;Eriever, two notorious y iliffifitley . A i 50444 J P4 14 104-Alia •*4 ,1 1 , 10* .steprols .iritgitA*4lo , - wore ,sciimg,iiiie F •l _pa* .willibt of ebbstatilerbadigity . do PlP.Sl!ftr: s 4ll6!.. V.4lrkerr fir . : • ~. .7 - ;0 1 !WAWA'', re. Eptirchent z irefidias, ini'ltilpet- . titers Vet hl fle. : ,eirlf boats yeaterday, punning; one_ 4.1.4 PAM'S& Pas, tel4e 3 o"ed ;P IP rrioid access t?,'OicfrOPll o 9 - 44sqr liWisPe°o l9 t . 4 •4 6 4' ) •if f4 " 11 Ltkol9Slrsod:JiaPfi ihf Pr9Pec - V, 0 *,, , to hill4o64** l ' They. were Pi1e531,,,,,41.0 3 '1 4 iT t ef5.,07 the eigUessllo,s Geutiemais ..riesidentaily passim!, secoted, .ensl the property taken . ooes them. TMa was prated Le* worth upwards of 405.; and there being a, dwelling, 'Niched to the connting-boast where, the robbery 'other? the .offence b alpha'. The Pty ',Ho!? were nomanded for a finale:munition. . Peij r nite.i.4.—Mary Cooke, a wretched feeetie with'll4,infunt io her arms, was yesterday put to the kir, tliniigitd with pining off a forged ;leek of N e .. )1. 1 4 note,.kaorving it to, be counterfeit. Sin**. ,eimither it appeared ,ins her possession. ,t,bo Priseeer weir !wed to heve,been detected I the offence, tio lb* stand way is these cases, namely, that pf.purchssing 'IOW small article,,in a retail Shop, sod .giving a false ,address. The person,. - bower's, who,took the note from her in payment had ins'esee, .itiaiety after left town for W a les, and in .ortler tell ,fur tiler insestigai inn, the Bank...now .101,iejfed .teal the Prisoner might he reminded. . .:f..5.,:, . 1 i - • The woman, in the most solemn mannee,, praise led her innocence, and denied wholly that "she wins ?the person wbo 4 passed the owe. She farther de-, Wired that she was even at Chatham* at the time the offence nes committed. P111.41/GUETRATE enquired if she could prove the the latter fact, she replied in the tartnetive. She Was eccoriliNtly remanded to obtain this proof, and at ihe one time to ate irri the Bsnk an opportuoity .offrocoring their %knees from Wales. .1 . 11 1 . Love, Was charged on suspicion of stealing gaudy one hundred books of prints, drawings and other works of considerable value. Among them were some of N.owlendsoir's, Ward's, and Prout's Sketches and Views ; Prom's delineations is Wales, 7 .'Veril's Animals, Cipriani's Views, &c. &c. the is hoili.stre estimated as worth at least 601. Fatah'', an officer, deposal, that about twelve o'elotlt. on Thursday night, he met the Prisoner in Barbican, carrying a 'vie parcel covered with green beige. ife demanded to know whose property it was, and where he was conveying it ? The. Prisoner cull answered him with the foulest abuse, and threat toed to beat him. He was eventually obliged to obtain assistance, and after some difficulty the Vri. Boner was secured. The latter said,. he next* with an enctiotteer in Fleet-street, sod was eniployal to carry the !force': e lle baIIGISTILAqE ordered the property to be ad trellised,: and directed the officer to exert himself in the discovery Of au °weer. The. Prisoner was of ;gorse remanded. Bovr4easze.--Yesterday morning, Mr. Hume Ohs eugagal for several hours iu bearing ectrenhsints r two late Acts of .Perlitesent—abablieleapolis. expiation Act, and the Brokers' Act. • The best caws brought/or ward were by Mr. prrin, the bookseller, in chorine-cross, and other lobabit ants of that neighbourhood, for the placing of coaches and other carriages in the plastic way ; i n cue insteece the pole of a coach was driven into a shop .‘tisde windo w. - The complaints were against Mr. John painter. a master of one of the Woolwich,elaches, and Mr. W. Horne, the Proprietor of the Golden erode lon, end Jobe. Price, actress. Theist' pleaded the genrel practice which had etisteat..(as. was stated) foe: up wards 0(70 years:, and one objected that the place in question was net the King's highway, twit belonged to the Board of Works. The, objections were over ruled, bat the cues were dismissed without penalties on the hare payment of costs. , .When the business was disposed of, along inves tigation took. placeirrto the fasts of a eine. brought against Mr. Rumbell, en auctioneer and broker, in the city, for taking a diatribe to the , aosoeut of 101. 11s. 6d., when the eau due was no store then 91. 3s. 94. It appeared that the distress in gentian sees made on the very dayon mhicti the , now Act was passed, and the question assumed a new shape—whe ther, though the distress itself might be legal under this Act, the retaining the money might not be illegal. Mr. BIRNIE, however, said, he could not divide theofferice, and accordingly diudssed the Xo'mpfaint. iklAarinostourrn-rrar.ar. --.Sgrals Wi14.918,, Mary Alder, and her brother Jeatto Alder, mere children, were charged with stealing a, desk, cddleiting Ili I , Watches, a geautite of table.eod rat-spoons, /poet- letyotinketi, &c the property of Mr. Keats. The Progetritar rettidei in Croirn.strent, and the mother of the Alder% an indestriows and_ vespeesable ,wouras, woe. employed oceeifinally. chafer le the ,leue. 'On the Sti instant, ifte.Prosecosor We the property safe in the bootie! and on his reternebease lie.missed, it. The t*o Alders, it alterisarti ' t i'pprirt. ai l 4icl. been thew, nOtwititteadieg. (begirt learihena affdeleibid the boost. The property hair Apt been re4iiiiteert: • Plea Dobson stated that the two Alders, together with the, daughter of thentber Prisoner, cootie into her relatiou'e room, No.lo, Belton-etreet, with -a 4e l lt, - op she, day 0( the . robbery. Sarah Willson , : ;hest the 4.s in tier apron. Thi . 697. Alden WPM it ,open./ilia a chbeet ; end:Sarah Wilbert {acct le telliT' .teiy) to . fikit away In her apron.. They elk :'weitli' eivay together , and. left the desk to be bunt, vribieli, the witness assisted is doing. Sarah Withrow tett Dobson - that the_ mount or theahare of her bier' (atte.third,), Rim* to 11.10 s. (Oh . _ ~. . :. , 411 '. G44.alr oi. St , *ltcbe'f . wiiikfitogr. prOjetk, finding two stale old. the Priactoec,.llllo . AWer . t .ptir of whir+. vor e 4 ei . k!! of ti!e siolea Koperty, a; 0,enp .31 4eo 6 Y . I . l e.efinfAut,Pfl - 1411frt ale ( e 4: were ifiCetk to, the,pgsSeealon. of the Ostia Peisotteee.- .:The e Prisoners /ere; exels.ededs, ..pc., 1 11911110004 41 i9P 1 .aPirfc t'' lie Plfrtibt, A44,414. t •00,(11,1 1 4•1 Us it AlAtgiatf!tf %OA, AT grAliest.ionr* V4.044- I "..At this as Juit.l,o7 -- .., th J9"l/1.91.5,Pt. ~ ..f - . - -• . • Qui , §1 1 04 4 :4 1 1F7 . : .A.KffsWl l 4 ,iir4ol ' *ilk robA. 41 Vi•l'rs spoor il*iiiii.,it is • Nri.l,'SnOw s-rents. Tothill-lreet a . 2 ,e . 1 .) ,IfirAMILA - urniture, wearing opparei, &c. to mew of . _ ~, • ••.! • ~... * S. cliv7 . l i Ir i ttrl ilgiAier it. , , . . . , ~ 1r Ono , Irv.. eful..?". he !Ike, hnolng i. W ofliniriesnjuenet ~, , . , teed.. rectivtitit*ltigli,, . , frPtli.4 l , - (tittndf.44,her.t.. FOOlikkliklikfla Sff I grAbPl l Ot 1 ,4 1 11 !PE 04 Int)llf . 7 . 01 1 .M..?,00,4110,,P1i54)1fr ~f .be !OW Mk* care of li g r ‘ oll 4 , _ _.j.l'i 4 ) 041 , ‘ „VitiPlitilt:tIllkiiifille ceild. cedars coot*. hernias.. 0. - 90 h-dsartr prolOart moat, tfeithfilly, to-take eyery,gtoce ,of t. r.hild and pro. pertr: .but, when she took . pgrammion of the Amor; L ute:nip', . place. her Atilt Onsittent.er to send (orn : I fellow, one 9f the_Cheiset..eensitleigriv :Sith whom, ebe cohabited, ,end they.speot their Christmas in re, friary and noise, and almost. marved.the Prosecutria:a, little bOy. :The Ptosecotria i ikvir i g this time remained. in prison,,and ttia Prisoaerm&ber etnepaelop took thetopPititilatf ) o .4l l tri.of(ittkOtskrO, fkbkjcstking glais, and ,allherjitAlts pr y,, mt . :Cave *played the little.hpyl9 cairrpirtaffilo thga, vitro did,not. think that by o,4lplailtp,,.*:,r9bWeg* own ma lber.—RManded '.. ...": ay. ,, - 41 .4 V' s ' 1,41. ' ' T,flll. %V Ink . .71 , 11T11 rotokposa AN ttft* HATTolll.oAttasue•-•-lreeplertlity Mary Ann Ewa.,, Slier hooky, . alias, *ft. , Ike. was .brought up for:a ; final *semi:satin", /barged . with stealing. two il.l notes, ...eral shillings in ailver, a .9uentity of wean., : i,, apparel, Auld wool. other ...dick., privately; of the darellinkhouse of . Mr: Thomas, Gettaltely litts66, itosamend.strset, Clerkenwell. • -. • The Prisoner appeared to be about SO years 0 age, of preposseasitqfapperstanee;enagenteelly'dmirs • ed. She had keen titerrietd t* Mr: Eateryi landioad of the John of Jornsalese,.Rownstowd=etrser, bit- in* cones:queen of - his discovering , tbit she"-had three other host ands living, and his finding heir Mee elltr riage certificates in her boa,.ther septrited, en which . ' Ile made a settlement oat heriesid' thetook tptivt- Ltliants in Bishopsgate.street A few clays ago the Priminee 011114141 at the Petrie; ! cotnes hoase, in the absence of. isle - Wife ; , She - re.: quested the Proseisifor.to gra- to Mr. Emery facial.' her, and inform him - she wished to sahib thlieel . ."l4' consequence of this request, the Prosecutor repaired' I to Mr. Emery's, leaving the Prisoner and • chifd'ef his, about four years ()Cage, in his'eparttnent kill his return. On hts retorn he informed her that Mr. Emery refused to come; on which the Prisoner - stand' op, took her leave of him, aria depirtea. . Shortly . after the Prosecutor's' wife cease lei; artduhe waniklig something to drink, told her to bring him some por ter; and take a shilling off the Montle-piece from mime silver hd had deposited there, bet on searching nothing was to be found whkh'casSid'thein to sus. pelirtite Prisoner hid taken it ; they commenced a search, and ?band that the &twirl hid been robbed' pir4.. itiaitirfr. il le !Piet hit ipso flit, . tin' one.pcsuatt ink.oolos, and several other articles ; u6' ritht4 rsort being in the room but the Prisoner and the ild at the time it - wtts taken, led him to qiniction the ;child, whether the Prisoner had beets to tbedraw ers ?—The child' told him that the prisoner during i his absence opened the dialers to look for lops. trominoos to pleymeitiritsi, - Ititich'eastiatte Froiet:ii % tor conscious of her lett, and he had her taken . Mir t ..... costody.„. The Prisoner, after undergoing several esamini T linos, was dicchargetl, after a saver, repriland, for the want of poiilive evidence. ••• , liatosi-nat I..,lieorge aaci..An. Cartwright: kosisand and wife, were on Friday folly compusintd twos a charge of, steal ing a variety of jets eltery, the prolierty of Mr. Woodward, jeweller and silversmith, near W etArniswiert-brifte, I Hall, the °Seer, Noted. that ellen he apprehended the fe male Prisoner. shedeelpred ( s hit abis had flood the. aririvs of jesselPry then in her i? ..ssesioan. is the s reet. arid that inn ordi• ately utter Aiding thew she went to Miss Woodward wad tee tered thew for sake w kisout.previoosty gobs* to bet owe noose ; that he fogad opt her rtdenceafter coasideraltle dieculty. iii consequence of her having given se. ism' addresses which At dis covered to be fake. and he there saw a gold ring, whit:A:he brought away, and which Mr. Woodward identilioll as,Nis o n,- perty. Boring his search at the house of the Pristusers be was infOrnsed by some of the neighbours that the Ptilaret fleolze , Cartwright had here seen oaring Mai' emir game/ Sir Salb,l he, therefore, took hies into custody onamptchro of *dog coo. cerned in the robbery of Mr. Elliott. The parties were hound over to proseettli'tha Prisners at' Kingaon Assign In the awe of• Mr. Woodssisodi wad the • Ma &trate ordeto that tlity should, be twilight op as a future day. for farther exinaiandop as the caw of, Mr. Elliott. • , .. • • wee' t, her . ACClDlN2ll.—Weditestitty hist, a•= Mt. Gnodwan, the proprietor of the. Wertitintsteeet, was fastening+ some luggage on the top of the Mar y •tithe corner of Weod•street, Cheopside, he by accident fell off, end broke his collar hone. The driver of the Yar. ..tb ,c•stb, doing from the White Heim; Fetter•. lane, • few days. presioo% met with •t similar ac cidemt. BORGLARY.-04 Thereby •Itirth*,.thoprom: tp stri Mr.- Waltham, brewer, •Maltr; Pond,. loot •` ' were entered by thieves at )e allicit window, OIL shatter.. of winch they forted-6mm with o tare. itnn crow. • 'They citergld off a &ober betweener tont ther mometer, a• large pierglaw, etktothet•propirry. ROGUERY Of A Bsttn. - -a-On Wedirtedey Whitt last, mill* Mere. broke open'the bal.n, of . Win. Ifewlitt, FA. 44 Shitrehem, in Rent, and 'etithilf lifc . a large quint*); of whitt, tiartiy,' end hats libLiPased in a Cirtgti i cery considerable anteing, a'nd . ottri 4 num ber of Mai, • The VerninOtitivi •: 4 0kAiCidtion *halve olltred 0 r eiWard often 'o P rine4e fthi. Wit apPreliearian ortin ,• • k , offealleri. .. . . i 40 , 5),7, .1. Kt' Tei l li it t 9fNiiii44" Farm, in A A , aortic hail etoltief, l l•rt Noon to till yard, . WI #•• !!;I° P!'AtTrit.i!' it"ri 6056 .)1 6 , 1 ; during . 11 4 eo. two boy,. came to .the spot, One tif whom „ ..lnit, ill grit., and liiestutipit) . ‘ 14.04 olhte, jo: si r COick be geoid stoat N et , .14 A t ihcierne time 00404 tp .trier, *heaths couV; stept,throrsg h . his 1ieir,,,01,t6 thetneepresside fibs nutbink ing tie; hefil dead at hie. feet. • • •I. 0 At an.early hosy,on,Tborwlwr• "QC 1411 , - 54 2 ; 141 P itripacts rare removed from lieergAte ;o.tbor,i.or Alltarfond there pot on board th a l.-- - - racliet v to. be ,conveyed • to. the fittlitiw4 preperatery to, Arenspirtasma. ; Neal -' irked . 4 - dm limt .lid recedipg,i4o.oo, 4 poFkets,, the C.oprt baring. goteO,,te .9 in llo P akr 4lf ea g4 te nd o is f, l , l it t ;i g ri i : e 1 4 47: M g. Lt e " I:I ; 4's id apoicelasix Owe* itAqvitaillik. i )Ifrt/141 1 1 -0 . 4n. Pete.fteilkeir'''' " Monday. ''. •' .• "} ._...... eemiderable r Mk pc . . he Ohba. lm a the iddie bil driVtillitont Meath $ 18 3, 11 e07 4 1eiffillealtilrNiteeribi4,,___* 11 . 4 ; 11110 . 117itet south its assay . THE slim- 4 4 . 7 11111 IP C an d odi ae*, it lOW NMI* tlimeirdadtt *:asgirknitb"ll44, let rriZMI: v . ~,,,,„, N o w Ina pi ratt.to llibl#4lterg =gea some comities. Th e 1 t his time esceedikt all li lice oat Is, tea scitiio * ill yard* mediate elm 14 ailpr - The 3•4 11 IN jf,Peatt . Were Peter Sett fee ward, End flit drilled sad ddstitd lace at misibettildfsa'aird : laawriaat iddeatiewe a • het .apdaocloseeitenti a Imaadietwodidt ;for yheatla milt) winter! tne slug has already Made r e ,. to mm,elid the stliesweerigi; stiltidoretio lie k Ike 4iple. .Tle bremitli of. %Unlit tows .ii eeldlutilbeery: .ilitio. / m a. n e pi ed ,f,aa i the WI b . Oat equal to eapectatiba. leaf :stack lower; all mores .dearer tiliws vita , 90t4)..tvote. Their* •abunLince of keel), both roots and greelsere k s. iti oo t iv ill it rislog astaket. °rent etunpl.thits'ortfie Mt lirSbeety; _irk*. ti .so ,_bit hoped. is *wird by the Investable, chance ,mtweetties. 'This disease, it, is probable, for the greater part, originates is • oat rnefective system of w husbaadry; tai Idiot vif 14 country 'Peitikitt .loci loge to the no to that, ilt i !sheep by Wadley,: in ll by - re. - 141kil Cies mil astir amiat Vermeil' • . ei• Vet IsifIlkl":201 the opposite Corainentrif ricach fide. illik e trit .. $ mad Itheitaporteof A glass 'FIVIIIWUuIted * great mutual. ' CORO N BM': I NQLT . ES . TS. --..i.--- • . : Aakirtiselloa was taken Whore TaillaAs Arent/am, &q. a t the Volunteer, Upper Baker-street, Marx-it-bunno, OU lb. body or Levi odarrelli a yondt, 17 yaws sine, the non of Mrs .114,414 tp, time idaraahl of Hartford.. Mancitentwageare. MC 'John Camp, nosier-earwig*, Bell-areet, Mary-le-bourne, stated, that on Tatelay lea be and his asetrettlas towing 4tor from the Canal is the Regent's Park,. and saw the decayed vlcadat epee it. He was cautioned 'several tbiernOttiO far from Ate coottlideir, bemuse ike lee was •vity this, it hatha thawed rensiderahly the preceding alilht. He plod ea regard is the 41111i1d0111 sit' Italecogly give. so bias, sad the itching* broke„ bestial. under the. water I, be rule (fure ebure the leeracel and then that, and ass not sees malt ta kes out, which lose adatit t we-beers afterwards. ~. do t Verdict — Accidentally Drowned, wbea • upon the ltdie 1 • - grecs Canal. 1 • Viediwyday eytaing an loosest was : - Head, Lidos-gritis, befote Ar. STIRLING, on ~, " .. y utile. MU i1r.0016 iflat Of 1 4 0. 6, geleer-tome • . 4 '• ' es I Zell' to his death by eatinkau earthen tobacco pipe ep . 'lt appeared, thitkon thtfarday last,' blitireeit ' t'o* o'clock, the deceased weal bass. la a awe at 1 4,...1,.. 4 . a after taking some runs, Which was in the &nose, be emote bib pipe.: Ite POO let diepipc fall; whi' Wait broke Ititolooe...-• ./le took up the tad piecs, a 0 s a id,... log 4-4 1. 10 1 ,04 s been' acqoatoted; you hatedeierted'use noel; siatflur ties; trir • eat you.' He theta put Itinto his ormath„aad arc it. piste pfgeo piece, rater which he was taken very ill. and complained or a pair is his dotaacW. • A surgeee wastaft far. aids fore nitwit emetics airtwitlutataliag ea hit the deceicat expired.. Nan day tanning. The stomach nos ',mad; bet the contents had twee tukest off b., the force of the tactic: Yeetliet—Diethe the visitation of (nod. Prlday an Inquest waylaid of he ilnititi: • : '..' e Lone. i . lli.vital, op the body of Tito, °Aar% aged,_ - vit 4,4pe•iied i* • evidence, that - the deceased use. fantail lime - in Are of Joe., •ihiii I y in' th. street. Tae.sergion saki: Me died' tam in en ..pen pie xy, and out from the oust et the ttec:(,tialtrics of life., Yen is ei —Died aliaturat Ditedr." • . , MA Illik:TS. , : ‘ 7 : , .:1 .. I . - r--. . • I ," 7 .....,..... PARR. ElCoifi Nine; IA m. 1.-861 Utile l fres!, Waist Is 4ltce Moildtcy I. the trote bettor :Oft Turiolut ar that d..,'. pi ice,— Baritv 1... elseitpci, leo,' fetV dun stile at itEd recta.-- tioli,v,rtiet4taris far uwaial.ltrais.9.l Clrerior 4antake4.....()Ng, • ..re 'tip) b. load . . —lu Pine. Bea aid (atm ankles as •a.• term On. Wheat (Itagiiiila) .... 74 94 ' - Peas ... 40 44' New ditk.. • .. .i. .. a .......... ...,... 4# 5U Ditto (libeeigh) .... tie 110' .da. .. tt nor ••••*”.,..k...••..••••ifi 04111410. •I. ' 4.1 *4 Ansley . ..- ... . 4/1' 4//as ..... • ••• • INeww .a:... LL ...- .nlir do. ••• • . . 24 I , ft,s te pea‘ ... , , . , ,1: 445 7$ r.eed vbuid do de..... .. SO St bissis.4tr ife 4 r ;J: ..... ...—; -4-• Pier kliiur lb 90 RIU. .... .. . 2 . ‘ 5l ps becopds . . U,ILORI DGE. • Cori t-1191Prietalft littllfil:—tH USIA* T. "'A N. 1. Wbe.o9 yer WA • .... lit..—s. la. V7I. *. barley, per quarler... it. -d. to re.. --41. ORM • 2 4. —d. I• St.. —d. Bows . 44ft. —d. to AD. —4l. . • hid Ditto ..... —s. —d. to —l.l, libvaa' • ' 0:'... .. t4s. --zet. iv blo. . ' Hy, 1.. t , ral asirtl6liFk VAR*. ET, Jaw. 2. . •• TOO 4416 ii• t..s 041144. per stow of bibs. See ... 3.. 01. so 44. 4.1. 1 iitS4 of Cattle lb% or 1_,..,_, !Amor ..444. 91. •to 3s. Od. ltdosta Veal ... 4* 6d. to 64.. Od. then owl lambs Pork --- 41 - 01. to % MI. CW•oo : 14.'0. Lomb ...Os. al. to 04. 01. Pia ~,,, 4 , ....:....:... Val ii it 41 mtKre. Hay .411.' 0*: IN. to 111. Se 04. Clover 4l. 01, at. to 614 64. V eltrsivr ... IL ~1 4.. !IA to s'. 0. N.VICIA.VE LEADENHALIHASaiIif , (by the calatot.) Reef ... 94. M.. to U. 34. Veal .... te• of &lollop 9.. 4d. es 4t. 2.1.. 1 Pert ....4%. 1.4:1 . 6106 Ott PRICE OF /lOWA. . • - aw pops. • jrtw Krqt. In 311. . (Cm? •- • Pi. 04 . Sutvet —231. Os. •t* 10t. Sales . 971:04 In . Or. Mats ... lit. 11e So *II: IS. I Fibranolpo *h. 66 , 6,34 . itAw . mane Ileifersaud Swers (perobous)-is. OIL to et. ed. - idilluss,r • Yr. bd. lu 2*. 44 io. id:, ts, Idsrlilet . k.usibb . —.-,.. PSIGIa 1L11141444A4W. . •••• 0 • • • ' .• - • Os. damn s Market-40. 7(1. I,Tlutr'ral(.!*79‘ 6d. "'lli 0 0- Vert Nlarltet Or. 04, I • TeliOit ',torsi:4li. i d'. -r. 0. o • Wisiterkispel 14 'irket46. 64. I Wbitel/II14).. -.li. 60 .+4/: Ok . per,bt..•4111. , -..-r-- 1 Soap Os to ~. 714. , W. -*. Otk.r dvrtape 40. 60. bleiting htel7 646. 01. --ti: Qd . - • .. • i Niko reiigtt..4ol: 01. . 4- -17 04 • • -• •' '• •'-',.. • ',- - *o'o , 4' ......•.....601W .41 •' - • ''' • .• ' ' . O‘u . lik,Pirrits_, ..- •-,t - • 7 1 4.0itt Y 4414 6114.;94, -Mottled. ..6s.t. UT, - l'aleo L ,ltite. Prlte .4 lidadtte. per deael. /tc. 04.-M ni! 4 selik el • • • . . • PitiCE Ot*LEATlViitt . . • . *' BoleAv•60 ter•Sdlks. each 4111 to 2114 pteethe 1)4 40 . 56 lo Whs. rack . 44. to 264: • • • • 11:levels:MN' IlArk4 6 -.4 to •-••• .. • DretAti nia4.4 - It'd to lit' •- • .• • . ' FOic• Coach Iletee • ••••'• .. 114. te• 1444: - • • Eteo !Aides V. i. jUktb% far rotting lip to :id 11th 41 ftr,aollr.i. - 194 to 21 , tl4l(•Skite 911 to lOU's. - . 171 to • I'M() . 5030 ,701bs. .. ....Mita, to t 9 4. • ..„ . , I.lllits lat.' SOllv.. • • .4 1 441 to • 2.0... , , . Saillt lOW if Avenhtiell '-' • 24.1 'ld 26d* - Large d 1 401... to ON. redeem. SHIM s it Racket/ -.$ :41d • 4 1 4 s pp , w Sl4 . 45 1• 3 / 4 46 • Sii•SOittim ti,f, - ti v..r. t ' -AL4I-6.- - Saf ' 1 • • • f: hibit7 :•4%i• .1- 4. ! • 9 : 11:i119111. elt. Filweto.. pirjo you t o 61•Ntbilials Noidek, tAq: A ‘v t , • _ _ _ fti !flow! Stow. On,toeASh alt. 4fatydpm fiprib‘selest of tfonial9o ll o ol o Alcoa.; Shest r aessi, Ev.. and nieci to Sir ..eisPit K ni i !A• 1 ' 4 , 1 !!• , 114 • ism • tht *eible.itay ta44, i t thy' et 4if bp* win- s " PIA'!" !igloo Peam.:l4.4ativbstraqvare,:des. Kew; viiegi ki00. 9 . 4 roc 444,i0g, _itlftlCooi,pfr,riloberscombe•i 8019nlarra,iapd Wire n(. Ma 001! . 4 4, d esace i sai p.lrtaec is the,lrtkA m 4 ' 4 4** ,00 . 41 'Y ClaWattesviait jwnat Ira% 00019111+ ilkßi4A.Almtßig. ' rpici at, /01 , ile .dfis;cilSione - r? s '" 1"4"4 111 1 1441 4 04, :64,1i114**Veivel. 4 . dud 6ritait, Oros Ilaliobarydrilart. r.ettnifilft • • • • • • • ." • • . • , . , • . • " • _ • _<a~r• • .1 . - If 1 0" ',II° ~~ -U iu~ of 1,, fir/ I -4 ; or . :: 1. # 1 4 • t At r. el G ~ a i' .. 7, ; r 1 1•