The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-05 00:00:00

~~ '~A~ .. L * T . T- f t :; r a•. I,`A;O:' • Mr, Clio o>;g.t M 4 v,>•'; examination . (c.anclyd44l)s. I asked you, whether . the prices upon. the, Conti nvit would odpit of importation h,re, we.feiling of a crop„s”s to keep the price•down ; wbether the high,sdekrkteptin the entitinent4or licences, &c. Ites .410t,st cinsiderable effect inprerenting a supply ()ream here, %pen our own crops may NO 4 ?- 1 -1111 1- questiontiitly ;to the eprly part i or the vestson t the high .prices, 9f:freight, insurance, and .other tßol dental;ctvi,igrs diving a war, have haven the means of Keveeitil the lElritisli merchant . from all'ording'his wheat at so low a pace as he could do during the time of peace. 1 :1 r . Suppbsing in time of Shedttike growth of ,heat in this kingdom to be below an atf rago,FrVt.d,P Ye e ! 1 4 think that any Icapvtation that, lu 'be reCkoued• upon from the tialtte, would, pr en th, I lire oft e l k it heat in the home markkaLrom rising,ehd k ip. a t quarter ?...-. 7 1 do no (; becauQlo he very. cirri ere Oita being known on the Coettlent, that . 4 e sea rege'growth in Futgland wits bentiatti,the onsu rnp,. tion, would occasion, front an' itthreuseda, emend, ae 4 advance on thitprices ipt the Baltic. _ . •„ ,•,_ : 1 9pch 1n advance as to„,raiie it beyon „pi, - 7. -- ; .i . coil teivi so. gp, i •,,. :1 ' • • 1 lo on. 1 Yet, )lave been hi the tradtiivtitte time of . mar . ; I went to know *what ran think i'perildsbe the ease in the thee of peace; in the time, p eace * yea be .- , .. neve there wolll4 bit such an itipitat)att i off the Bailie, ,in the event of a sheet cr lereg,'. k wdyld keep:the price.,bolow or at 755. I—, ,!ett or y,(Orm au bpihian . .i I,thielt 014 Os prce tbete foyld not , be: satalue t •Withie 735. a .. qe,rt,..r.. chis that opinion eatend„genere io. count es - 11 • i 01 • abroad, as well.tisr l ite.itillic i .._ wo k jin 4 gr,at, iIIeaSIITO it does, because: thip t hes„liein th e s enty, couvO i ry . to which corn s could ivitltsecotity.hesiett. :ii Dorn thick that there would * be no,cerapetilSn 1 lit the ports upon the COntineni, to enable the price, to be kept don, by abundant supplies frotnPotaud or other countries ?—That is a questiori . l do not feel , . m yself.competettk to itysoer,; ; it h tre!qiiig . on net* ground, ,lieving never atiself„elperteiced the, hies,. atuga)4 peace.. • --. •,; • Al t .,. .• .i..,- .; ' ~L . Are, you opptVia - ot paLotoerpopytrie4 tnatt-entre, ip Ott nekshbourlteod , of - ate Billtie, 'from ,ivltence sopilies,,,r...licit . ,rakitt he oli t ttained?,.,yea from the ports pf s rlollepd, frotti t ani,piCelier state or ilitir Of," Af4o .stimitting even iw Ate, tleic',V ..sciticitY an iteletrtation,and egpert . pticm.. e , ... 44 .:...._... .; . . , Y}lnlhaye stated that yeti •r!. ,Fonsvp&Ali, ‘4Ol- zilti t re4. 7 l have. at presen t eprly AcQ Itcres,Pf land .510411.0", all l e, til.,laSfueiglft.3l°P . t ,s 94tCee i t . . i F osse.. yoe coesidepeo will t wAptt 3 ,.peotecting . REieek „tp ) the faro yr R . -1 certainly, lutyrk ; FA , being in. VY:gfet,Oii..: I 9r,idrthiit T . , A ntikf!er, upon. 1 a u,ey,. Imre prop, el tneugn.)t Nrr? „Retedput ,of the ititcoOnclion.Aglostitiestinto a c itesltpuse r would IS 14100 OAR .4'' him.. ,t twit ,! ; '' i . it 1 rr i vit A T R IA" him to pay his retv4----iuvrile L inane, that. . -1., :i , , . • i le k vi lettpdate that upon rush . • .. . a fPtilitlfiiii4l 0 1 1 # . tt • t I ?r7 . From much souskdera,tioputeodi#o44, 41.1 ciliation of uiy own.. •e , iei 3 1:, t‘til, • ? ;•41: ".." • AreJYP'i PlP‘lfd,"!9)-tha.k . .el, l cii i it i l u t - - .1 aril not,:. I kt,vo4llo/.1,00441TPtt Ire, ttießf to. ..Yolll..Caaii4uToth,tb• cajwntre with . them ? .7 Certeinly ;. I ‘ . 1 4 11 send if ,tp the look In sax l .l ing 725. is a proticting price, I look forward to those 44.‘anAabea reetlttillg .fro m the Prerettibtat:, of the I coontry,_ from tau Prop erty Tax being-removed, and s from a decliritt in the price ,. et i ,.lisbenF . ;, toll calcu.. tatioa,theklitere:raadeocenrdiaiktffAhrptettent ex- pences,..willeertpistli.ept admit Ofirk..,aep. protect- Ing_price. , , , - . „ . ,,,. i ., .....,, ~. r,l .. ~i , Have you made airtalqulatiorkwhBt the, protect ing,w,ice would, be_„spcoraistg to 4listing,,ciicum. stances : k m !, have not,.. .‘ . .. .. .. _ „.• v , 4 wheat the general,consemOleas...4.4lle pepula iitwor thescoui4rsvirom , lYo oltareW L or that ar - Ak1e.1,4911 ,1 thriutlitt - A4. Pcqta .400^. batik ?. -- - 1 • believe not. • . . . Theik ft, &reti,. prlgigipilly,-,far:-, exportation 2.--. PrinclPOY. sot... . 3 ,;1 , . 1, 1 : '..) ix t.e. lAi '.t IS, it.pent Arne tbkintecipr,of Alpe, countries to the shieming ,porta, -, ytth 'IL etew .tefind „mat ket ? The gne t warxof .wheat,.• who arc sites_ in the lute tier,4 usest,avrtA themselves of l a Opttics air period 411 the yento,se • Yd,theic wheat : to , the sea coast; the,, navlsktion,„pf.,the citify py...ithich It is sent, being; Opewiskth far a Pertelth Pato4l-. :I .... • . •. . ~ . ItiAjilltlirt t o thelaa-PPEtiv.s ith9ut any retiteno.l to what may be the state otAhttlettsagfdther,?—TAß,, piaria*cPanizic are verx capmfpati. it bytes / 01y i t ippen t that • this whigtic.repitre# ip the. interior _ ; where it is grown during the 'llllltee s :cud when, the /rust .brealt9 up,: _rafts. of..tinlbet ap so contleeted to- tether," to form stoktirg,skferaiii• it! vikicii O.' '41014. ialrought to pantaio l ,... :hit Jelleat is ina..• riably, kilu-dried,;inkiniAo,pretect,loos-thaloyage, 4 , . Po you lnea.liv;4l4,..thfliiotvtg!! X corn send it down to the shore„.o4hent veifird.lp the probable demand for it it„Ettglindi: 7 -; Tka • send it down to the ohigping pqrts, to be rally' . ftrr a market. . $14% YbriVelifieriinCe ftt.t.thil tit% :bide, do 'ou tittriliend 't Kit the p;tlteitt - •Dititaf f e 'depends al togb... ern the price la thisboilittryrillii4 I% 'other coon trieltsietportidg fitit4 the eal • tic?—They kis more de...1 ottuteut, I think, Of take as a kettle, the demand tetherPoen the *ice: The dethltnd has a greater tifeidionte.ah•,tharkets to the Baltic iheri the setae =la Ilitilettd, bat 'that deArin'd is occasioned by iitii Writ. • ' 411 1 4seitthrtfittly'de l tryitstid nation the elftdrtation of id* abbaltaaere, in litt 'y lit 1809 paid ifllo ?.-... 4 1 1 bifrititIss; 1 'paSddlitti ;hitt le *Vat'ektent I •cannet %Waenot the permission . ..import corn from France find Fliedert, in 1801 and 16-16, ah except's/St-it the .gentital . {intact, of the French Obtiertithent•fi-!..i Chrtivittly ; wheat 'is now importable tram Brihatiti It 'way 'Mt inipOrted froth Brnhitati 'hit, my owb tratitiry tti London, ell charges wild eipencibk •In linted, at. or under 565. per gOorter. , . . AreArabant, wheats of good quality ?—Yei.; firey ire/site most hi esteem in the I;tindon'tleittliti iiith thietieeptioll'hf those frOni Disidi& , • can ;slim be,rittitt exported frbth Irtithti?-4 bit , flakite., Wien an eilopt - iwitriffhliiittlh • Tsolnfistf l fitrei, irks there they redunbante 'in that ltrticte in France and Fhtititers ?—I can dilly infer from circhtfittattees • kat I recollect 40errectly itill the winter : MU *id; ~.,.: ~~: it h.gt .W 4 ... _ great'AtiveiftP4iiied Ithielain ibe Inbittive Demenrip, wo had, upwards of 40.14/6.0f vessels Inden - 'with wheat, .lyinglfat the rieir t , whi;h ; Im p tstoca critik t lcto ; discharge, ewini . to ti ts * 1:C•of t i lvkire. stir, rounding theip;. from Vie , • Ans;Asoke 20,,A have been a . .rsldundincy,M Fgor+,4g44,,oggeo would pot have beet). pet.* . . ej xa :inz, . ,i 3, ~1 h m, Is tle thse e flrigltiss,4ll9%!, 10Plereg l a sufUctit tit*. for 00,,gprcneation -of, Op o inoxeimilki to, imp”rt ?-- Unilig,,mOictilar Nireuntstargp,, R ohe those . circueistances Il s pdsonld wish to meaty, I.,ltoss order front this cortryl. 44 , , i sqq;04110;i0i thli months ohic.h.srp costapo4dtiptiliteltA e t 4l March, the orders could not he.epr,aloskja any :9f • the ports im ‘the,A;lst#4,Lo wing, io, the sOvarit3i, of the weather, 4setnciropo4. 11 frost • ,Have you eviwAprpOrienced .any inconveniences from the existing I& ?--Certainly not ; with very few exceptions, the ports have, for many . years laws l i open tor! tistaree .edmission of corn. .,.,,: ,t etavi . ETe be continued.) , g . a:' . . , Afticrgift MAS I ' C°U I R O .Pt• • ,011.11,friorrOR V. STREET. g4l!riyi. V. ST ff • deci , -Al the result. was This ceeercame on for . islon, ant, Mteresting. The petitioner Street, erie,4•6.l merly cart ied on business at Woolwich, in the butter trade, was opposed, on the ground that he had ob tained credit by .fraudulently giving a bill, purport ing to be payable 4 at Messrs. Mastomates,, bankers, where he kept no cash. The ,P,etitionef mel ire charge, by asserting that his banker $.: who kept cash at Masterman's, had elievreci hint, tp make his bills payable at Mevtermatea.ll He ettdetai. voured to:prove that fact by docomentstgaiiioh,bete evet, did not appear may. satisfactory. ' Mr. Putect. Swim appeared on ttsbenteasiont for. the opposing Creditors, 'sad havittweilanied cps toe' evidence, .•.• •• P *I: Mr. Po Lt.° fervfltei Defendblll,-Seintited he bad mrfurther proof to oiler. - 4. •. . • of.filAt v.. .t . ,oleiN xliapt -Tr; Iftvin Toot ; I HA I I t 410.111 bpi) • 1 ) 34: t .1 yqj & 1..) 1:J (1 • Nose, palkE9lo me 4 sie i t Slit If4wj peut.-ColOiels sal ,• I s . authority 01 Ma: Brown,-might be returned, as material to hia4efeumt. Starch , was, then made, but oo such letter could be found; this difficulty was, however, obviso 4 lzy, Mr. Irgwn ~ agreeing to admit the feet. pent to Airllioronsh.ifreet. G Auld° wa* Thos. Goodfellow, an officer, on suspicion Of'fileny. Prosecutor stated r that yesterday ,everkinple pet Prisonli in'Fleet;market, with „is large ,. be. fxn his ! shoulder containing* small caski l . On aslsing'Wns'iieW : As came by it, Prisoner said hereCeivedittrom'a per: ,leen whom he did who had given him 2s. to takeit to the W.htl* Norse Ptosecutor ' then examined the bag, and found it contained a keg tsf spirits,•andTrisoner ;having Ito • permit, he , totoit. him to the Compter. 'Prisoner sald'he wasvertarita a house in Milk- ,grther pivot. au _ • Mr. Serjea'nt Pnr.inna elanilltthrhried;ttlat altboegil etreet, apd that one of his Witted' was prisent r eo' he hadhithertd ofighltf4date inn hit tttedlo • fraNY - 1 yet since the last liiatitti, there had happeneits ag• siealjtO hit chaiacter. , , Otte Irrii*lntlon in WO opinion. Tile circimistinitif Mr. Scott said the Prisoner tad long been theft -1 1 (task 'wbieboilitudtoeitidt be inferred, tive seeti,ellf a aadittilliederery reason . to be satis fi ed•withJ cosi the Deltsdint , bat *opted a bill. hletat , Illcc "'" d " t • phi n ingtha l italebd 0 01 ,41 1 . 3 , 4 00 , kolyt coo; ! Being-asked how -a man settled hi. a finale re... the other itia her nbt !deli a' 1,111 1 „bat oectability Could take p}ich a Soli, Mr. %At' said; told Mr.' Carper titer Idnebbisaiit wei . ebis b / 'be Reeeone for it, from . knowing him to which was false. • -7 ;;;":„1"/ be a saving matt and fond of inettejo. • • • • The keg was drew examined,: and was found to • .Mr; -Setif*, regrettialgt thak he had di* *tidier contain foreign brandy, which. was sent knowledge of his change OT . Ortiithi,'stifil, he should . ; Learned Ser- ; cise*°46°P cud Prison& wgs „ordered tia be die', notwithstanding tie - Pe" tticiiiiince , _ .. earner. _ jeant, thatatliildebt . ..oligiiir4ll..be_ficeitill on the : ,ground of fraud. He r.oneidexed that it came under the, words- e ! Ihq.Nth stod9o If Ae 4cti which eeacti, that Where, .it shill 111)M-1,111.1-le.4m. r tracted untiet any.teeegr' mt.c-f9P 3I mentioned t , ii d'h!. sba, liied frno..ttt ether law : ii.. *tisittAk, 4 ilii.W • ipet . ite4 einitisl, A.- -C 9ll Pirg*.Atit i lil prornote jo . faiti eq4spaktt. in all dealings , i - 1 '' -- • • ' ... gtehAl,_ ofilect t e AcS,wee to tflpere hgne4 surrender :of thew preperty i . itui sielessonsa erolence' in ..the ems handi it held out. ti; offietlt., against* all. frauds whatstrree with ' tjgr eiher ) ,l equitable ae well as legit, ili : je Act i l li oa'Ai ruinewel to all credie t . and pit o, . p . tti_ compifircial dol l i ings. lb relieti on * ea I 'leittl decision ; on! pi t, the.cotrary, he,ailsii . Le/ cAse proved . that Ns was : pot OhtiOnsPli ea b y lilSfre t tr. ces ; but jet 113.equitt it was, a frit , ,it circumstance % hyyltich t he creditor Wai t xle,hiy . !Of', defit or gay. feit*rcreAkt;.and,ilte creditor . w ' A uld net have I received anch.i. hill without ' he had befTeied, that as I( was made : peyabl i tt . at a baulteea,,Street o , ,kept Cash. there. This !lieoptitnce ,purported, that iiirptertnita. were his bankils. BanketalteAr acioults . fer per. sons with a ,view to the bat:emcee wbich they left ,in their hands tram day to day ; this.' therefore Itaa. : ,e PTO* cci th* the banherliept each 4 bolitece ; it um! Aso ikolslittg l opt a false colour. that he was a person:l of greatga dealings and more wealth, from being en. *61511-A94TR a banker. . ~ Mr. Sorjoivt .P/4.ll(Ripille, he. 4c , he. point a gunideal, and , thong/it 'that il hi i put pis other credit.tha'u that of the.draftk i fe& ' 1411001 d i t amount only to thio, that II 4palgt p Op *fib'. bill". i. when doe, at such a place ; . . ,;....,., - Mr. Santa said, ha ittigl444 patt ht credit was given to Streets. but thite,ll ,witegivies ;von a *false and fraudulent representation, a gross misrepresenta tion of. a fact. , ~ . n , Mr. Serjeant . PAusp i pliJo ; as to the credit gives, ken -' lnker,he -- ' apout twenty, lien charged. , • • . • liefeeehe tem; discharged, howsyer , the tu rnkey of the cempter advised Mathews te.wearch him, as it appeared Prisoner had something concealed ender his . clothes. Thp of4cor found under his waistcoat a piece of: India eilk, handkerchiefs, and a 1014 awd, Bank of Fagt ll 4 a.Chs, . . The Alderman desired Mathews to take the piece ef.sjlk tp,iti*, Scott, to knew„Af.tt beiongth, tt. him: Ikon! tit partneri, Ow his return be told t he cc o . Curt at r. 'O Stott said It eat not the propertyeVutisqlf peetneroheyoetdealing in any such artiste,. He *id slace beeibtp Prisoner's lodgingsy,aud: Ite.fltmad , . 'Pude: his bed several more pieces of silk. hendker- Ohiefs.,l=Prienner wes ceogertled i • BO W-STREST.—Yesterday, George Beck' and H. Graiths were re-exemined, and fully committed on a charge of burglary in the house of Mary Howell s jo Su rrey-stieet, , St ran/ • • Was. Rnor , charged' so snapiiion of entering the dwelling-house of John Hoiden,: in Jarnes-street, COveet.gud en, .and stealing 1.05,,ia halfwepce j. txps committed fer,forther rondos floe. , Harr° NI-G A wirms.i. r lreaterday,.Jo4n Jaclpson was finally eaamitied,' charged with having stqlen, pp Thursday evening last, from the shop of hiiss i Wet t ; son, mit I Spencer r rees gpsw el l-stre.4-coe,4, a quantity 04 ritOonsothich he .0411,40 ' bj:,./41 0 t , strernent with a hook at the mid, pulturg it ihroggia. the pin-hole of the window-fraure, - and dipgranoof the ribbons. , •• Mr. Thomas Lester, about seven o'oleck ,ist. the evening, observed the Prisoner lurking oboe(' the . Prosecutrix's shop-window, and discovered hies,in the act of drawing the ribbon out ; ke iinmedieteiY • I'. cured him. The Prisoner not being able to make any 4e , tipcfd was folly committed to Newgate for trial. HACKNEY COACHES. QUEEN.SQL) A itc.—Yesterdips complaint was pre ferred by a Lady against the drlver of the, hacitry, coach, No. 0, fur abuse and assault, there being pendingat this office two cow the i hal' I Islet 'al IPStiii ° 1 . ', i'lt ~ • - .... t 'lll . c '," keepiug a bay remember 4 years ago, he kept klianker himself, wa, be 'wa i worth less iispney than at pieseut, when be bad.po , baoker. Th 6 1 34 riVolii, win dtgoiroe, ihu Chitu•noi, iiiiolll4finee with b Mr. Noide. : a ~ . . ,ow si _ _ VAL, lininst same man. The Lady :fatal, tba ,21 *ging into the Coach, she demanded wbot, axe , Tire • serld be. and was answered 25.; betooarrivingatberjnnYney's aud,3l. wsts required. This Ote promised to 'ay, provided th 9 ;eon would acmstraoy her tit:ilikhit!!!° 'to mtable h i ec, to set more film; but he woold slot tot,iter go for ten minutes, HI treating ber dual% the),„% l when a Gentletton interfered and rescued r ii ?_. .... e Magistrates °Held a warrant to issue for • iksoiediate apprehension of the coachman. .; 1,1_„. • CON:fitit BAN D., 60,04,), • NU hOmits, of Marga rel., l reit, Caren di sh- sq uarc i llud i of the . Twopenny Post-oMce, was conflicted 6 , her ag in his possestkion contOliiinct gOodi, chiefly:4 t t 'Fleet Matta factuin coniisti6iOf silk, crispe shawl/ • i' - • * ' '?A ' ' '' and ;$q kends - itee . . His wife is .- a dressmaker'; • a 0 stated lhe was ignorant ot,raech Willa bellgat the house ; that they bpa been - Weill fn - gi' stltarb eiskis 4::•- , Conviblia in a' tholff'y" of the ' , *VA ti feeble tbo value . of theituas: ''• ' l ' o ' .. '• IJPNYah . ..iterk... - --Vesterday, **et WOE Satiffiewbtit floiidttid'oii &Oft. of otallkii tritVaiLlk2Sf t h. ri, • k c4tVoiall writhe otiktibird."TfiliP~i itp4, 1 - : A otre'of the PiliMiets th`the belelliterifto•ut) i , tar„am, in iiiit; tiTtlti reitifed gen and the geese, elleellnll, thNts. to he stolen, mode .enquiries, ifill liVeNtalotd thatittise tton intin were ha the pried , 'tire of attending fairs. They accordingly rapid red (0 et . teydon - fair, and, fain) In format ion 41ny recei ved, took.6inther Naomr into eestodY.--Abey wero•l reminded, •• • • ~. -,.• • ',-, 1 ., , ~. .. ~..;:. . .'....‘. . . .., . It Issyt be usefbl to the Public to learn, that the ender-mentioned ceremonies and ispencet attach to burns and cen*es taken out of this comfy for 1 France;—On arli.ing horses an enrty is vsmairesi at the Custom-house; the same fur carriages; horsei pay, a, ter of I. 'ls. each . . Carriages t. per cint..--7- Oitikainji . io France lidellOslt of one-third of t'he iiiftie - ot'earebiiii iv inideit `the bast i ons-bootie, end it caciatiiiiiiiien to the person to whoin the cari4rege belpngi ? .. tO,Show that sbch deposit bas been Made; if. tile. male& . 6 110'S' ' (Finn France within 11 two ittais o thrtle-fenrifis . tbil'One-tblid deposited - (eicept foyei 7 Ceitt. on ' - t ;be 'deposit) is returned fo the person upon pro duci' the document received on leadint. *ties on landibg in Frinei pax a Very 'Ogling duty, 15' centnms for every 100 fra ncs trafii,;• 100 centums is equal 'ft) the franc. Olt freight frOM Brlelitiritipe ' Newhaven to Dieppe sin It 'aril* 'is 111.'4141 ent horses at Bfttittinli: 4t. itird - the exp bitch' of isf* ping. Ella 6itie "(if ' the abdee, 'thettrimthgellethwe 'if the Ship trite ;laded lo 'Ate fteight of ' card, bpi . this hniseb, itv Iffittpertioh lti 'tie nisMtier the o,4kOte 'tike; - tlie tientit fte . 4relis'illiitiped the itiegilttptt/tl4- fedi' (if thMingeliiities.-'olli'atlisis in'Wtt4eqbellisPlit 1%4 itosseri'bclitilil tfil46 tl464llooTesfn Ctitiseirtfiab' of the carriage end 'hertee, 'Whin It LitlitPi .tiad.ttlb ea triages 'or lithrilee,. Ottly lithiltbfefit i‘thl 4iettly, they would not be liable thereto.. .. ''' ''''.° ''',- 4.4 4/44 • . • 4 . 4 4X0 • it lid* letting set WOvisillapit i 76. '; ithatis are rile Ali Po* 4b• ~'°• • . 0! ; Finn vrtt ? (A, trite (G If bil OtilOstir 4, - , s i,, ,:. ThSO • . 101 • 14AjiKatt . . . , , fier ok 1 .0: :13hfstir; rolik%4Wr; eit 24, 25, Ne v : ft ot 44 01 14. 1 i f 4.9 0. • / Iraqi C,, er r , 4ttoraies, Mr, 710 . 4 6 ,1 ei sig . i ad 51r. ley ,. Tempie. \ k i wi tb • - w. , Ips% Ich, react', Ott. 19, Sr. New.. 10 beggedich , An r 'et _ letter, Pr i Z tj ti tZ d a= l ; l"l 6ll 4 lltc. litYruiti, Tivititan Mi r l 1 465 4 4 •to.his Lordship, containing frion.. :- 1 1 !- ,dr• • 111•:1 ••• - - nie i , 44 e r - liimier, Oct. 8, IS, /Pr S. tit_ -“tersests, - • • • • - _ 10) , /: GuildBlllll l . )7 4oibiiiey, hfr: Gregoy, PtdoPettlidiles4 toy 13. Helton fealigi Sioke-Ilewlagton, innkeeper' , a. Gliltdbalf. Attrarsayti Mr. SteveasosnrPerey ford-square. . • J: Cooper. jun. Ayletbary:street, Cierketrwele; lOtts. 15 , 18 1 , Nov. la, at Guildhall.. dOstrailleiy • boa and Miller, New Inn. D. Trott; Clailen-eottsa, Old' Bread-street...athkatoesilleo O tt. 8,2 b Ney..lN. at 49entelstills sea, CravAs ilireaddeedle-street.' • :4:0" • - •r•i go; J. 9. Altts el Lachei e sivrottre : Corn. go; J. Bli•sett, I' r gate, Heti.% *r , essidwahre • 7, W. 'Wetness lls/velPert. OttlEsbillti.o o l l P-dhasie . J. Co6k, Plaistow, Eases, .ggrilrner—Oet. 29, E. F Stnikpikt, linen -sbilfseriAoet: WIFt Stewatt, Naith ship-owner—Nov. 1, W. Ditehon„ St. Peter's.bill,, Commons, whalebone merchant—Oct. 28, J. and G. T verpost,.woodeairassetis-;-Oet. 26,0. Rsisissaii; Canatiaisot ‘Vesnainster, upholsteret—(kt, 8, J. Estop, crsolusl trunk-maker—Oef:l7, ' and ' M.. Kent , Mettbee, ' • . Oc—Oct. j ai. P4Jostpa, Gra c e okairls-street t. ~.• , Wyb i 1 78,` J. rditon, - Birmingham, dealer — dealer— Nor. 1114•Bletlelyt eat, bhker. , - • CE ET I Fl C AT ES—Oce. 2.5. T. Misses, Bath, lineo-draper—T. Hirst, Bar ' cashier, calico-manufacturer, —4i. Cooper, Blot* --L.Thoratio,Biriningbaat, bookseiler—T. Hun needle-street, merchant—L. N. Lelhotass,• P --.. . tiritti, merelmat...-ILilli Euless Co i• Dahl. ainn-dealer—J. Barker. Ealdoek, ik•rtf P. Make, Plymouth, baker-11: Niekolii, Bailin ' ' -..W. Morrls t ..Lptterworllt. Lete,esteratlaire, dealerks oak", • . • ' PARTNEIttiIIVP IYINOLVED. B. Inkier aillt P. Wright. Liverpool. Bour.slekieva-4. flag 4„ Milip, J. Mills, i on. 'f. Natio,. J. B. Lelikis, all2 : 2_lop raft. Manningtrce, is: 'ex, and Hadleigh. Visiastk,*. R. J. Milli, P - " - r. bankeess.=34; ti'' --2...- - - &7• t jOin.lColilsester. Nom— Moots. J tinned, s,, ma nufacturers — R l Goddard asS J. Clidlif:. trittedlankb d, grocers — 4 lr. MIS", Thor& ennwhe, Devonshire, J. Turner, Churl, SollainClagaSs OM riers—W. and J. Unwls, Sheffield. cotters. ~ r . I .w ' e vraLi. - - I '. 7 -I- • A r coilidg i llii•ther Fountain, of .qmrueriand, rtea.r. cy Ellismiteast o muter,. ran a-shore near Elrightoo. Inv Sunday, to woload . .ber cargo, about eightyr.eigkti chaldron.of cutpe st issiween thirty and forty cheldrew of which had been removed, 'when the return of the , tide sho wed that the, ship had received considers 1 damage, snii,wes in a 'Toy leaky state. This' t covery occasioned the vessei to he got aflearlir 1 eat delAx„ with the design of settiriting her • SborehaOpirbier , With four men and... ?, bo t y.sda board, the latter,pitepprentice, the ship was *saki% sty for Shore*, ;#t about one o'clock eiv 4oncle3r morning' . ish'in it eivfden gust of *64:0601414d t t s . thilta shifting ofihlition in the retitcadt 4 ; Largo l . left .w. ' 1 as Instantly t.nrnet,t_iier upon lier beant mils nht IN .. , .i presently fiftfid l r S ititi Tatni• i nti ibis, Ole g Mae:: i iiiiiiltid the a ' . itnalinf iibir,eilliWili'd ih' . 6ilitathen ibity • • iiitat tetfplit' took sliffiies' fii*" nnfortiOnkfe4Yi'i6re both' 'draWilitt - hale '.' •.• othtes saved thgliVeeby switnnfing td 1111 ,! iiiitil; nheniftb . fbbsittered, was het id ft a l as leave the hulk. beneath the sea at low *WW I hbiliticef the . :trilerett,' theraiwi; itin . 14 , die hill ; ' 'heti where they. bad . been sleeping, Ns men's aro* .! round the boy, as if he had perished while in thil tict"t4 endelrreuring to render him Assistance, we'll talverceet and hro-oght to land at the first ebb of that '. 1 ciotip•--- , A Coroner's Inquest has since been held 'tilliAstdies of these unfortunate sufferers, le the wig . hawse where their remains halo been deposited, pad st verdict returned of Accidental Deittls.--:fhis ship** insured pretty nearly to her value ; but whatispe: culierly unfortunate to the owner, the . policy eat pired but the day previous to her loss ? the 39th ult 4 thew her;:ffreseitrelefoaurne Michael Stringer founde r ed on t s h ti e tr, 3 g O e tb o i:. ,o4oo .l74te t three ua o s of :r four and forty; and Geo. Bell, agedsiateen or seven. teen. ,SUDDEN DEATH.;-Yesterday restrain& about half past six o'clock, Mr. 11. Yeller, itiudiord of dui White Swan puldic.hoase, in SWan-yard, got op t according to his_ us2al custom.; he opened his door and a indqrs l : un)ecked his bar v sa4 served some ot -66 mortdrtg costocnets;, shortlEartarAts was missing, and was no where ,to he foutidiilitie:', Vitotte ors called ep sp,auppir hi; piece, Imit:oirtio ouviriug the • bar she foanO.b l o4.P.Olrp.!e- iv On Friday, t!tta %;.1 iii .it, asap-der Akf.g . aloe *a ll . 14 . barna, 41/Ikt-era i g.erpettated at oi'oaitt!otl Listly s . ipPiapialhi r re a IlAie • Alirtinder D'exii; a ),,-; pi s s.. i 6'414 sarliff','*tio.4it'had ll'eSeee'red etintptafity'fieS4*'` ey, sviih i. a conith tin' hook: ,:, A . CitroPer's la. gals i Altight in st tieillitft of Wirfat Marrder ) . NO • o r was coeimitieg tci:eht'Ctkattty jail, ..ma ...9 elf;; --,—..:-. _ .kil f ___ ;1 1 1 11 te l i . 041511.1E1). n mme j aVa at linght...n,. Mr. Jo s ep h Webb, of More. 1116tx; toff* Itlarionee tierritt quare, Adria daughter of M. ftenjosto Qtiesce. Matrhistg-grera. in *he same roomy& Tuesday. at Mary-le-bontse chwrch, Ale htlward kyffe, E. Mist Martha &Trans, Brur4-066be, Cheibont. • D Ili I ' . . On the 3d Inst. Mr. Milord ' , Atha, in the 7101 year of Meade, h living been upwatitts *nf bY Years writing-tnariser and aCcolot. ant to the Royal Fouttdatitin No' hoot at @ones Elizabeth, in sf• Olave, dontfiwatk, a sazikuuiteepuslly respected sod t‘inertell 'tett i esl, acrd widow, oninerons family, and friends.— rolrw rtiodsviste carierstatiott upwards of *AO boys IMO re' ;wed pd oration under biol. 1 , On the 3d inst. R. Raily, V. 144. banker; of liteilbsry, 11h the'l3lPoli'At %snot Illetiek; lath; egess's Higgin3, wife of James Lewis -Higgins, On the 45thult at Lanartb, William Dig tiatzlys i ER 4 TrintlY C 6 . ll rdf , kluatkOig• • • °AA! "~ 1.0 g 4sismeirlik ..D. vine % I • IN ST•T .011/11C . :1 ilt;iiiii:*".;l) + ,..1 • .0:4..0 Mot tort; s.:sA `lsr 1Th . " 1 7 .11 193. 1 ••••••••4 .0 r. r selP4 Orertalistif Win ~.‘: , t , t ; kecsk Est *shawl! Sir , - ,PIPPA iI• 1 t • 4 li t • • lamed Aitistlnt-&nirm/ /obi ' • imbelPirsttaia, • I'a t ' S r a a r r g y e l n iti v sigtlisTg. . . ' _ l ll oBaii 'Vel l i * tistgeepoill Wi/b004; ' 1... #4 ' .zu, 4 . ..1 z : IA tti , .... eh M I , i ik i tititi u llf itakb" ) 0 4 it K. Frost, Lasocesttlic IC "Oet;l3' SS /1/14 1 t kult dil A ll f 4 .' iii;ittudlittli*Gliajett r , N li i• 5.,.. Burns ' , t n t • RANKIHIPTS t al~ [;`, r MAsetpl os lik o bgtvreen Ao f l gr" . . t r . • in ii, 01 t _ e _ 5 - i,Vittftr ~,,! . . t. f k air,,,:'.. , :g e oty cc! pp l f . : oi tier iliidertlin i ! Ate' eif. . t ~4 M likikretioM — Ootictiiciffletb sti liftiotty., 'Oti • Veld' 9 'Nfrifit4 'fdtllllll4ll hitieWfili r i ptitionetti rgytwriniiottr hittiftWri, OM' dikiresl4l pink 41 me', rtikiiiiiN for olittlirre4bf retetriag- timer vri4Rowo ... . _,,, ernortry to mower liibto,l aol-sottliwg • motto* (RI their behotf witted, ibe: koovoloilkoti autbolitpet his employer. .1.. r.; Tut 140 Ibt MAYOR•11111id ikeilbadd 0.11111106 lkii!vicion .MsritidtotiO-street , whipli bid been tie: the prieeipai cluirge i viz. thereceiFiing a zoneitig bum of money.from a , Mr 4 Wepits,•o . ,Par.kes Mary-te 7 bonpe, as money clue to a . .14r. 1491 Peckham of whom he obtained written. authori receitf the seine under protegee that Its mils? ,itent'hiiit for PulfpurpOik ireit*er4 thdrpriiits!teihit trensattitin, Pll had been ditnitited hint) hit etitptoyer's service, Aitei;Obtetited that Itni'rettfprdithht filOtlej n Middleset, conietififtertlib"efenttenes not Kti his HetstatroMered:te be tak .Marlbdtooldt-street: Hethen begged that a , o.