The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-04 00:00:00

'. .41 4. - I • DIMIAN - 7 NW, SL‘iSION. (PROM THE DUBLIN MORNING POST OF THURSDAY.) Yestertlay,the Commission of Over and Terminer Com. 'lr eneed, at the Session's HOUbe, tireen•street. • * At one o'clock, Judges bloonc and lienToN, and_ the Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, took their seats on the Bench. The County and Cityarand Juries lining been sworn, l w if..Sealv Townsend, King's Counsel, Wrested the tolitt as follows My Lords; 1 believe this is the proper time for me to state to the court, that with respect to three persons who ' have been committed on a capital charge, it is not the intentios.pfrthe Attornev-General to prefer the bill on the capital indictment. They will he indicted merely for a inisdemeanonr, and on the ordinary charge of con spiracy and riot. I thought it right, my Lords, to men tion this, thus early in the proceedings of the Court, as. It might possibly influence your Lordship's charge. Mr. Justice Monne • Irp 41 himself as being much , 'oblige') to Mr. Townsend, for the intimation of the in. fontions ofthe Attorney General, as it would materially libree the Conrt in the charge to the gentlemen of and Juries. lir. Jinni e Moons then charged the gentlemen of :the enmity sad city grand Juries. " His Lerelnhip having concluded hireharge, the gen 6itemen of the Countrand City Grand Juries retired to r 'fbeir reatseetive rooms. Semi Rills of Indictment were then laid before them, and setreeal witr beer -wevionsly sworn in •r the remainder At the case of the James Forbes, and this day, without adjourned to ten av,like all those vied withßeports .aken place in the the subject of the tent. The only have been any t, was in that !e preposed the ..hLin tie hand. At, who iotinwtted ,DiTTI,AO prepare an -obalion.ensued at nineties between 0 7 ,411rder being pppio , ntent of a red of by the Meet. .read, an address, then .proposed the .tnee with Whom the - won,* by Mr. . The Limerick Aram!. that se. positively .Itotn. in porticos t lo moped Aci 4—t"ltsPeOd iltiVgt e ,a4 'l•t t't::W. • ylie •. .+;i4. • :•1 zat ,sios Iteers, otoarwiDAT4 ' p 4 pivot tbe °reef 1/14; R{seeend Dr. .loed Robert Tot t% to the Bishop. Ik.,esney t , ,. 1:,d! ,•, s ., . 'OP Ott 04,47 1 4114 r. it?FlighP4AtalllEße4sl 441141 it 714001m0s tcPiwkil ...ne t ** :... , , ~ , . , eke passed the ,Ise,„ga Iraiia: - for PrO4tiat 1 4 61 kIffeit4.Dr. ray John b, Archdeacon of kinlv., to the Bishoprics of Limerick, Ardfert, and A adoe;in, the room of the Richt Reefteisi- dotter 1 envie ifrington, promoted to the Bishoprics of Leigtedsrand Ferns. ' • - e 1.1 i ^ l, Mffeinreggierriik. - •r• •••:• . • • ' ~ -': .. Gncawitonaic Ds NOSS iN, Ditilthipri:All adirertioe.. sheer, *Os she Dublin &Mixt , Peon; tlias hole kitittied for a public dinner of conciliation, ii whichfolhilliPMei' -vein nines..id celibratelle anniversary of tiler* . Wellkeley's.arrimitin this kingdom. A hettedr I e i elk* tenet respictehin and highest nanterin*the•• • city .7 , ..ste he erlhed ee thl 110. • The :dim er will take place Age* ' -1/ave•befhrtohlitV,„ - '_%%• . ' ''•_,,,_, •' ~,,,,,' r.T.Ae I fp'4liltliti.ff ttitrielpird sorrow andeire; ; : Plat 44 ti Nii ofeliat4oTy ? e xult of ,Iti e mee ts Arreen.hlry, ~,,Plaket o f MpOrperit..and, Mr. W... g,' . of. StriPfifflrd'Aotla:gr•lllighollnq; 1 4 1 4 0 2 been over to keepilie peace in ttiii county, they procceiki,to .-tioreninty'toi Tiftpetstfj on. mile berried Portanstna4 whereat" tong tow onday.;• at the first shocipri -11Ne1Wwaveaisith1141 hi the kilt, but, strang e to say; fill 1 were 04 idttieteirta perine"tite game hf death ; *lied ' Obtaintrie &eh pitteklify. Harks was shot dead on th :Art in the L iiict - lifijlt.=4Cetterty Adoertteirj • . 1 ' Duit;g:- , -A Otiple i r - tOohPVco.on . Tintratiay morniag '"at Finchley Capons*, betnvoi Captain (1.-14-1' and •st -,-, ..s . e. lideredit i tsAamooogorNa of Ponta eimmoioni wads, ,rose of lw thellatteewelativt4 o the sale rd a. pony, pot tensed by the Captain fors:lady of 11{r:' M.'s!servant,. -*kick wee ritnreedetnenundi The partied fired • twice• obed•fiti the dedltretillt. M. Was shot in the shoulder, bet the nail was extracted on the &en& liy ' a surgeon in attendance, and tkriitient was etriblcd to reach Hullo r•raiosedit4Ol4ll:noetta be Its danger., , • ) , lionsrt,colldidon.l—i'lie **ceps/de . opened 'ilia Med i' .peoday nioaterihr that -prevent' season, and only • throe need* applies:MN and were adniitted, and the next night increased to eleven. The irtille Wender the an • Ipetietdenlikeee.of Mr. James (Untie,. *Mr resides on the. apreadoes "The reeeptacle foe satire only, at Picard's :;.U.ewery,•ia. , Wapping, was also:Opened on Wednesday' right, upon the same principles arthe one in llondoeita, . • • - *two. (•• , . . . . . , e Wretttronds; Dec. 28. • , -Bettei declined yesterday,l•• ,the Petty oart‘of the day. Firstlionelitieei the rnahlteilli swish bout ice , hewers, wrier nt lit. elitist to 22c *ilk , 'lke -former Iseseniagi) awl 723t..mire rive* for someof very ;prime rptalitte—line tolenettik the chore thetprices•of fin& declined hi 764. and some weriektirl to lnitte been hotirleti 40 lief. Werglieil it AllfWeettinge••l49 *rhino. Sisfged. . :Pigs. ids. to 19r.' Scald#dlltitti i h, i lbs: la -18-shillingi get.. 'Werallv. .i Dec: 30.--Best bri thfieuring•heitter,7Bi.lo fi-ls.egoil.• Aliowest. Itts.'with the former allowance of heausswe, weighed everatte, 238 tielsins.:-Scr-shiell Pi" 15 to Ida St ngesk Mt volts. Iles& and - 0441, from be to 1 is; 1 • : Lait weekAs -gentleman of lioston 'sent fa a ghillie.' wan in the sountry.aviro is very fond of fat musteal,' a shoulder which nearly weighed 21 pounds and a half. i • • . Psnerrntaanast.--OlvMeaday;at itlirents`elock in the af ternoon. so Irish shoemaker. residing et Bridgeton. started on.the Paintarnoek Road, tomsti £O6 miles in ,t w enty-four roareasive hours. This forenoon at iwnety l iv e w ai n", town eleven he had comp:cted`ti ,miles.--(firorrow Chre- C:frif.) , - TO ENTRY FOR TIIE DONCASTER ST. Lona sTmois. Dna. Sir W. Mflner's ch. c: Ypsilante, by Sento, out of a Tr*. Caliper entire Sir W.llliner b s b. c. llarpooner, by Whalebone, dam by Wool:pecker Mat gra. s of Queensberry's br. e. Prosody, by PrWOW• mister, out of Dr. Systaes dant Mr. Stems Wortley's br. c. by Mae Orville, out of Moly- neux's darn Mr. ilouldsworth's b. c. Sherwood, by Filho da Pats Mr. J. G. Lambion's b. f. Beresina. by Leopold Mr. T. Dundas's ch. c. by comus, out of Gadabout Lord Fitzwilliam's ch. f.fiiitogen, by Comas, out of Nitre Ld Londonderry's b. e. by AU Dickey, dam by Pot So's Sir W. Maxwell's br. f. BrUllaato, by Viscount, oat of Brilliante Mr. Petre names Mr. R.llll6es's b. c. Werner, by Waito n dam Louise Mr. liarnHton's b. c. Sindbad, by Raphael, data sr to Slr Walter Ld Muncaster's h. c. by Prime Minister, dim by Ormond Mr. Gaseolgtm's b. f. by Comus, darn by Shuttle Mr. Fox's eh. c. br to Violet. by Comus Mr. Armstrong's br. c. by Filho da Puts, darn dy Shuttle or II imbletonian Mr. tppleby's b. c. by Proselite, out of Harriet Ld Strathayen's ch. c. Bllltonlon, by Whltelock, oat of Miss Wentworth's dam Mr. Johnson's ch. c. br to Bay Burton, by Tramp Mr. W. Johnson Hutchinson's ch. c. by Begot, dam by Re- membrancer Mr. Jackson's ch. c. Corelli, by Comus, oat of Cardinal WoKey's dam Mr. Kirby's eh. c. Rip Van Winkle, by Raphael, *it of sr to St. Helena Mr. Austin's h. c. Cannon Rail, by President Mr. !Misdate's ch. c. Rheobarb, by Comas Mr. Smithson's gr. c. by Cerberus. out of Swap's dam Mr. Smithson's hr. f. by Prime Minister, out of Lady Km Mr. Husband's b. c. Plumper, by Prime Minister, data by De!pini Mr. Powlett's bl. f. Miss Fenny, by Welton Mr. Powlett's ch. c. by Comus, out of Orphan Mr. W. J. Ellis', ch. f. by Welton, out of Fulford's deem Mr. Breodling's br. c. by Comus, out of Neva Sir W. Maxwell's ch. c. Bcn Ledi,by Viscount, out of Mts. Barnet Mr. Pringle's ch. c. Hydra, by Young Whiskey •'" . Mr. James's br. f. by Whisker, dam by Sir David ' • _ I Mr. Chadwick ' s b. e. Clansman, by Androssan, dam By 11Delpini Mr. Fercuson's eh. e. North Star, by Octavian, dam by Pipator Mr. Fergoson's br. e. Sir Anthony, by Octavian, bought Of Mr. Franklend Mr. Scalfe's br. e. Brighton, by Pavilion, out of Looeboo Mr. Peirse's gr. f. by Comus, out of Lisette Mr. Peirse's br.m. by Comas. out of Rosanne Mr Peirse's eh. e. by Raphael, out of sr. to Rosette Mr. Riddell's br. e. Comte d'Artols, by Bourbon, oat of Sistir to Sir Joshua Mr. Brown's b. f. Bella Donna, by Blucher Mr. Wilson's ch. c. by ("omits. out of Oensalvi's dam itr. Fergusou's b. c. Gay Motors, by Comas, dam by i Delpini I Mr. Ferguson's eh. c. Balance, by Comus, out of Evans's dam Lord Milton's bl. e. by Antadit,oot of Pistons VO. King's br. c. Great Tom of Llneole, by Afford • ; "MrE. Dodsworth's br. c. Honest Jobs, by Comm, daft Dirk Andrews Ilr N. W. Ridley's hr. e. Ringlet. ily'llifisker ' ! -': 111 'Sir M. W. Ridley's b. e. Bright Star,* Petronies Lord Kelburne's eh. c. Celedonlak , by Stamford, oat of • • Bloc stocking - if rd Kelburne's hr. f. by Ardrostan, dam by Sir Peter ' :Watt's eh. c: Barefoot , Brother to Marion ' r. Watt's ltr. e. T'inker,'Brotitell to Muto r Watt's b. c. Whisker, out of Altisidora ' 'sgs. f. Sister to Doper° 'llllt froktor's 'Nacre& Ttioiber to cubs jr. Roger's b. c. Eden, by Comas, dam by Orville,,,,lst -batmen Bill's dale • ' 'Lard Darlington's c. by Whisker, eat of Cottrell Wr. Crockford's b. f. Sultana, Sister to Salta. • '. • Lord Exeter's lir. e. Troy, by Fllhodat Pato, elltitaltisis "Ltprd Exeter's ch. e. Fanatic,lay Illoolbsayer. oat elfrelly 4.644 Eyelet's eh. e. Zealot, by Partisan. dam by Remus 1,1 4 . "West's eh: c. Claude Leming, by Rabeas 'llriLltliobee'll'ei Jemmy 'Gibbs, by Pan. out of a Ruben's sirere, dem by'rclot, out of Plaids, by Hightlyer Sir T s Moptyn's b. c. Madoc, by Comas, out of Ileter to tt &mai,* Sirl'ilifostyn's b. F. Meveandritti, by Maley " 1 .illy. W. West's bl. c. Volotner, by Smolensk°, oat-delnia- •s. tilices dam ' 1 Lord I?grmsent's b. o. Fun, br to Wanton, by Frog* I.orit Egrintititt's b. C by Whalebone, dam by Dams, ea; of Amazon 1 1Frt-Wyaditim's b. e. Peller, by Wanderer, oat of Tha -1 lest ri s •Ld Surrey's br. t Etiquette, by Orville, out of Seidler* ille. Mytlon's br. c. Libertine., by Filho da Putt, lamb, Sancho ale..Mytton's eb. fd Lady Caroline, by Partisan; oat of :Rival's data Lord Foley's f. Perdu Royal rah-. S. Duncombe's ch. c. Quiz, out of Grey Duchess , Dr. J. Willis's b. c. Victory, by Dinmoot Mr. W. Howard's Hengist, by Heederakelf, dam by lisp 'bawd. : - 1-t._ ______ ------- Tist‘Newcv Iteronvam Ausgtosx Ileasas.—Ths pub lic wereinforiiied of the speed of two American trotters,the property of MG. Aldridge, some months ego, and it seems two others, lately come over, are superior in speed, and equal to seventeen miles iti an hour. They are Ole property of afientleman of the haute of Beningborough, andante of 'the was matched to do eight' miles In half an hoer, * tit io 1100 e-road, on Thursday, end to carry Cilia, Stine. This ''The is an iron .grey., rat-tailed, end Is sliteeilraide high. match was for 100 sovereigns, at a e tto ce, and the horse did the drat tannin 3 rate. and 30 rme.; 'tile gd, a min. 49 see. ; the 3vd, - Oak. 36 see. ; 461,1.:1 1 30.24 U.; fith,',3 min. 32 sec.; 6th, 3 min. 80 sec. ; 7th, 11` Or . , t el.; 00,801, 3 min. 81 sec.: making in the wholtf minutes ;Old 88 seconds. The horse broke once In the rindi idle, _, i The Oilier urea was • twitched to heat 17 miles Its o n e. hear yesterday fbr two hundred sovereigns, on thesegn road, „ L , .... • ~ •„. • A CO1)1111'2'0 LORDR OUST Piatimette.—On Friday 'last:, his Leiffithip, with Mr. Richard and Mr. 41rmen NormaniirelittO Welby fish-pond. distant about tilitire miles frill Metton.'to skaite ; on sweeping by•sOrnes ask trees. Lord R. was suddenly plunged into a very deep 'water; Lord IL Manners is a strong muscular man, and with the confidence of a good swimmer he made several ittedepts to gitin the sorface of the ice, but unfortunately it only broke to sink him in each effort ; he then ex tended wide his arms to keep himself up. The gentle. men, his companions in skaiting, much too young to 'render any assistance, were approaching him, and one 'in about to throw . the end of bit handkerchief, hit , his Lordship desired them not to come near him. Mr. 'K. Notmari their palled off his skein', and ran teia house Sheet a Itiartei of a mile off, where, although the halite (bring :Occupied by :two widow women) seldom has A mai about i t , lie most providentially found a southern( • viiitorii, able yikuig men and women : they all initially elated torib-htrt•the suistresscalled oat, " be sure and' ' take every' thing necessary with you—don't have to tinte hark- &kiln —take a ladder, a rope, and the well drag." Dire person ran down to Lord obett, to en courage him to bold'ap, with the I n formitiori that help tire at Land... Ilia Lordship shook his • bead, saying, '... Fes too hoc" Instantly, however, the ladder WO litifig`hr add passed to *blurt he grasped it. snit by one Ilie effortaprongVp and was dragged out. By the for- Innate arrival of immediate medical aid, and great ears, his Lordship was with great difficulty recovered, and is no* doing 'well. Lord It. Manners has presented fifty pounds to the osiitress of the house from which assist ance was rendered, and ten pounds each to five other persOis Who WerilltstrUllental in eutriering •him from the water. - " A'N 441.100.44VA1N0'S BENCH-001.11i414, jA X. 3. 3. lIPAMUOUIII AND OTinfill V.-- WIEN' AND CITRUS. This was an action against the trustees of a ternpike road in the neighbourhood of Birroihghrtr, to ttcover back monies improperly demanded , by them, and paid ander compulsion. The plaintiffs were the owners of a stage-roach called the Birmingham Balloon, which passel every day throagli a turnpike called Ryton Gate, between six and seven in the morning, and returned With another let of horses in the evening. By the local LAct, 10 Geo. I 11.. continued by subsequent provisions, it was enacted, that no carriage, horses, or beasts, ' 0:1h had once paid the toll, should be 'abject to the era of toll for passing at any subsequent 'period of Phe day; bean March, 1819, the trustees insisted on itsynsent of toll on the return of the coach in the even hg, on the ground that being drawn by different horses k was not within the exception of the statute. The soschionn accordingly paid, for a week, the daily sum of ihree shillings ; hut afterwards, for the sake of oonveni owes, paid the weekly ion) of one guinea, by direction of Ns employers. The present action was now brought to einem 171. Is. 6t1., the money 90 paid, which it was al- Mired the trotters had no right to insist on. The SOLICITOR Geis 'MAL, for the trustees, first oh. Meted that the action ought to have been brought in the snooty where the cause of action arose, because a clause Is the Act di reeled, that the trial of all actions for any Irking done in execution of its provisions, should be dins restricted. He also contended that, under the I elms clause, the defendants were entitled to notice of ovine. The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE thought this clause only applied to torts, and not to actions founded on contract. - 11'he Sometron OSNERAL then submitted that there OM no sufficient proof that the payment was compul sory; bat further evidence was adduced to show that the trustees knew when they received the money, that the demand would be resisted, and the objection fell to the ground. No opinion was given on the main point in dispute, as to the construction °Nile Act; lint a verdict was taken iist the plaintiff for 171. 165., subject to the opinion of. that:eon on a special ease. TOE Law's Ditay.—The longest law-suit which ever took place In England, or, indeed, hi any part of the world. skis* in a litigated question respecting certain possessions Net Wootton-Edge, in the county of Gloucester, between the heirs of Twos. TALBOT Viscount I.mse, on the one part, and the heirs of Lord BBIRBLET, on the other. The nit wits instituted towards the end of the reiga of Edward IV. sad wee still pending in the reign of lames 1., at which time a compromise took place between the parties ;---thas embracing a period of 120 years l . The Christmas festivities at Creme, the seat of the Euler Coventry, have abruptey terminated io conse quence of an event equally awful and afflicting. Joseph Bonchier Smith, Esq who was on a visit at Creme, sod who on Saturday night, Dec. 28, retired to rest appa rently in good health, was attacked, ; at half past eight o'clock on Sunday morning, by spasms in his chest,, widish occasioned his death in about 40 minutes. The deep concern of Lord Coventry and his family may now be readily iniagiard. Donnas, Dee . 19.—A most Mutant), deed was the piercing, in the course of Sunday night, of three or foie auger-holes in the bottom of the brig Unity, whitlow% to sail io the morning for Itilseettar. . The dialieliiral design was, however, discovered hefore the finstofsail. log, and the vessel and crew probably saved from ine vitable destruction. The cargo bad to be unshipped in eonsegnence of the damage it sustained. A very large mewardbas been offered for the disetererree the Perpe trators. •- - Fat.o-neat.—On Friday last (7E% sir), in in_quebt was taken at Stragglethorpe, befogs heeds 1r0; 4 gent:, Coroner, on the body of flantialliteelbattiai • • fervent of Mr. Chambers, of ed herself appeared in . evidence, thatilticrece .' i j f baring titers at her urn l time on . tbe pfeeedin mtf_ i ing, went to . the stable , and called one °Ohl' :Irt:tdr/ Mints to comein and light the fire aid gertifi real:fast ready; and on her return into the Ming 04 tnet 'mini other of the servantiorbo asked het TOT ii;lijibN when she told him she had .not a tigh t', but he Might get one in the stable. On two of the menrentidng ilia the.bente in a few minutes afterwards, orient the& Vitrh li ia . ayi and went op stab* where he foinditit unbiphyonfei woman :hanging. by a silk banitketclilef to a loaulV of the chambeet be Immediately cat hn' 'tier down', and 44 though the witnesses thonght not more rinks fives taintless Bad elapsed from the time they spoke to her, all life was extinct. The Jury, allele' inatare deliberation, re- turned a verdict offelo de se. The'bogy Waelecortling. ly buried in a cross road leadititfrints Stfiggletheepe to Broughton, and from BeckinghaM 10 • Leimliobida; with a stake driven through it 'wonting ' tis late--- , (Stamford Mercury.) ,) • One evening last week. a Imo yOuth,l6 yeamorege, a relative of Mr. Irwin, of the Heorge and Gate. Cirace eburch-street, being at playon the third floor of a ware house on Fiah ? streethill, went, for his amusement, to swing liii.iself 'from the large iron crane which was untshie thy doer, for the purpose of hoisting up heavy bales from the street. As soon as he swung Woolf, the crane being unlocked, it wheeled oat over the street, and tliemnfortunete youth hung auspeaded by his hands: No person was ,on, the loft at,tbe this to pull lnilhd ;rape. :His erl for hel p we r e, truly distressiagokod numb'ers, col'ec, in the, stmt.(' many,averted their faces . ftpiikbeho • lag so astral a sight, expecting every minuee'te see It in dashed to pieces. Several persons nand. opt to hint to hold fast until some one went Whit asiletance. Ilia unhappy youth, unable longer to lump his' bola, left. on the pavement. He was immediately taken pp e re d with blood and bruises, and apt pirentlY II: w fele/a, and carried - to the house of Mr. Irwin, the George and,Hate, Gracecharcli•street, n here he was stripp4and pot to bed ! A sargeo.p was sent for, .who bled blin and dressed his " wounds. His death was Iluurly expected ; but 'contrary to . all e X peutatitsp. ha .10,,n0w Much better , and' is'in a very fair way of recovery. ' Yesterday, atrinqueet 'wee telti by Mr: Unwitr, at the -Red Lion, Chautber-strest, tinodman's-fields, on the body of Mrs. Cunuingliam w a respectable old lady, aged • ,flighty. The deceased lived by herself, and occupied an apart- ment a; No. 17, Chaniber,street, filer son, who is a re spectahle tradesman in Wapping, came to pay her a visit about lialf , pastmis o'clock on Thursday evening, and on opening bee roans floor wa:. assailed by a cloud of smoke. On entering the apartment he discovered his aged mother siting, in her chair quite dead, mitts her clothes whicb i vrere etW burning, nearly consumed, and her body dreadfully injured. The chair on which she was sitting was also tit; fire, as well as another which stood close by, having some linen on it to air •, it is sup posed that the tire first caught the things which were siring, and afterwards communicated to the old l a dy' s clothes, and she 116 lig-Almost bed ridden, was, of course, incapable rendering herself any effectual assistance. It is presumed she most have been a consider a bl e ti me on fire,as.ber apparel, being for the most part niantifar tared out of wool, burnt but slowly, and produced a great smoke, which, it was the opinion of a medical gentleman, accelerated her death by suffocation. Ver. lict—Accldental Death. Suicsne.—A Coroner's Inquest was yesterday held in Wbitechapel Road, on the: body at:watt, Robert Law son, who, in a state of mental disorder, as mentioned in our paper. of Thursday, cut his throat, first with a pen knife, and. afterwards truth a razor. Verdict--Itsaaity; • sit . and seirtal witnesses having been previ Court, underwent examination. • • The City (hand Jury was occupied for "Of the day in examining wit , in t hkg against Matthew Handwich, Jam ~ !. •". .• and ultimately adjourned to thi all the witne OM .••as; dye o'clock, tke Court ad . • , • -• • 8 Why. pets ;,.. , ,..,i. , ched us yesterd y i 7: rechiefly occupi : v al • • s which have tal i . 04 4 Mk, as Met ',..J the Capital. on. th 4 °via e. le "I# the Lord Listens ' • i ill • k 4 •Tf there appears to 1 s , vision of sentiment, ~• . Limerick. Mr, Rice an ,Address which he het . • as interrnpted by Lard Gort, ,„Sutwittatt.ougt to be appointed , -7 -• A general bu rst Of atsipprob t tip prial„ and mite and *aril convei P s t:t t friatit Or. Rl'. : ttet'd Lead Gort lh• 9 4 „Gfirt proposed the app 44:9 Icb. not bring approved 1134; ell , tke ground. He then .rat 7 *hit* itte 010 rejected. Iltr. Rice the: kfteihimr of the Nollietpep and Oentletpai , IterifitOtion,nriV Oteli.•beipg s! Roche,. Was..adOp - WOa welsaistion. !Tete/raj:A lays-, I bail keen midi at . 9041 restertahle L'OrrtraliOn .iodividui : fused to Sign ple 11(.41)440e i. one ,or at lar, not Only refUso§if . liillttaie; r 'bate tninli, ale tit ,itsg,ige to f ip e ect : biin-4614 Ile po,k, fi ats, lit the tstue ,lie woulcinitt4o kaantreatpd is Le desel ....04„1.4".4ifotlifitiecAlo get I ) * &aX A . ToP O VOrf 9tO lill "di 1.:; -4,_•iz..l___., 1. 1 .1 e ;.,ill s . . ? t r itsat*l tits: „ 4o •,• • k _l4 tat . 111IOPalCh$ 1 , spr _,S • - apt ! R GA'S RR It ! V,' . t '. - z - 're. : it .11141110111442ETTS oral • '. •• ' 4, OW Leger, I Patent 4 ava p i tal ltelap,4„for translating the Rigt bert Tnitaiiiiipsteonagionly called .Lo graham Biolmitql4eP t ipin and Fern" /IC of line. toCaat ,t he dePriTitil a rvir 7 Joettri s .lifniwap. &iser. ... • 7 ..: .His Of 144: 1 4, 1 i 'tate*/ hey•t!! , Gres; Clem . IV „Ireipd, ,(gc IriPsifiong, Dr. Thmons.gitissiten RijlP.. 9 f. .. I, itia ~ led 4404 10 1. 14 • ith12 4 )0 4 P 6 4 1 .90.411 in tin poo l * at ill. Ws, _lii. , •FM IV . toniiimeoli Ballad Lord-ROM . 931e4 4 i the Wakarusa( Cipyiner.,,i ' -7.... •' • .. _ Mi* rDi 9,4 ty:s . ; 1 0 49qta, P a t a ni . 14 re. T -c OAT • ...MART It THE ENSUING WEEK.. MTN Tat TINES OF ■ISN WATER AS LONDON-MDSE. . 1 - Jan. 5. .;: : High water—monl.39 m. aft. 7; even. 22 In. aft. 9. M.—Trott. Old Christmas anti INvelftk D. I High water—morn. 33 m. aft. H; even. 23 12. after 9. T. T.— Jupiter sets 17 la. aft. 4 morn. High waterworn. 35 m. aft. 9; even. 27 a. aft. 10. 8. 'W.—Lyda*. High water—avern.o9 wt. aft. 10; even. 30 ro. aft. 1 I. 9, Th.--Satorn sets 47 m. aft. 1 morn. High water—morn. 12 o'clock; even. 2 m. after 12. 10, F.—Sun rises 57 min. aft. 7. High water—morn. 32 a. tiller 12; even. 1 o'clocl . 11, 9.—Day increased 22 min. High water—mom. 20 in. aft. 1; even. SI m. aft. I. lIIRTIIS. On the 21st ult. the wife of James Burnett, cow-feeder, Montrose, of three children, two boys and • girl. One of the boys died shortly after the hkth ; the other two children and the mother are likely to do well. The remaining boy ii a tine infant, and of the usual size. It is worthy of obler ration, that the mother had twins formerly. and that she hat brought her husband nine children in the space a 0 years. This prolific mother is a neat active WOllllll, rather beim* than shove the ordinary size of her sex. MARRIED. At Edlobirgh, on the %kith ult. Sir Alexander Ramsay, of Balmain, Bart. M.P. to Rilsabeth, second daughter of the Hon. W. Maui., of Panmore, M.P. On Thursday, Jan. 2, at A Irerstoke, J. Lainson, Esq. of Bread-street, Loudon, to Miss Barrow. daughter of T. B. Barrow, Esq. of Forton-lodge, Hampshire. On the Ist inst.atSt. Botolpb'a, A iduate, Capt. W. Brass, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. J. Statics, of tun Mt nories. DIED. On the 4d inst. et nesting*. in the 2lst year of his age, T. Earle Currie, Esq. of Jesus College. Canihridge. He was youngest son to the late Dr. Currie, of Lirerponl. On the lost, at (thickhead', Mrs. Haddeu, widow of the late Dr. Hidden, rector of Stepney. LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF lIREAD. The price of the 41b. Loaf is stated at 74d. by the fail priced Bakers. Plat OP GRAIN ON BOARD SHIP, AS UNDER :- I S. 1. S. •. What, red, (old) 23 32 Bans, small. (new) —(II 29 white. (old) —2O 40 (01d)....47 II ..--- red (new) ....32 24 tick, (new) ....41 23 ........---- fins ....6......30 42 ---------- (old) ... 24 27 —l--- superfine ..s AS 42 -- harrow (eld) ..20 2$ ---. white (new) —3O 32 (n0W ) ,..114 26 •,-- floe 4O 42 Break 22 23 .----. superfine 44 49 Oats, feed 11l IS gye, (new) 20 22 IYar*T. (old) IS 23 Poland IS 2t) ---- (new) fine • 28 30 Potatoe 2O se supolialf. ....33 31 Melt 48 Scotch 25 St; 00000 .• . • • • •50 50 1 1 02120. hOff - • 4 40 0 3l Seennels (sew} .. -- North Country N. fe white 28 Pollard, fine, per qr... Itt 64 foHets ( R eify , 3.5 38 Bran WEST PRIDAT, JAN. 3. I nto' litarket this day was again but thinly supplied: tiettete 31111 Sheep 3,000. The Mutton trade was rather foist lit the early part of the inornlng, there being more Myers at Market-than en Friday tem. Good *kens sold Upon the same mans es on Monday t Wethere made full*. per etove and sletk.—The Beef trade. -sktisongh the ewsipte Wee short, was very heavy, end the prices upon the whole rather lower than Po Friday lest; 11 - Astons of good Reef eau be bought Tor dAI. 10p. to 161..--Nearly ono-third the Beasts unsold ! , , . • ~,~'i. • i tt blether *W hh ' rept 2a. dd. is 2s. Bd. ; good Veer. 6d. tali; • (ITT, JAN. 1, 11411. BACON. Every thing seems to indicate, that. it it were not for the siespickons• which ape entertained on the score of credit, ma ,adve would inke plies this article. Even under the. Jeteelost unfarourahle circumstance* the late prices are 'fitily , "deitnteinod ; so general is the opinion that Bacon is lon et pared with her articles ; especially Butter and Cherie. Premed price on board, 2Se.; landed, 30s. to 32.5. ••• "BUTTER. The holders bf Baltehregin to grow uneasy ; they nem see that it is impossible for all to get rid of their stocks : and of coursewach one to tensions to be the first. Never theless they proceed with greet caution. which. though they thereby avoid making bad debts, will prevent their genies( rid of their goods; which is but exchanging a possible evil for a certain one.—Carlow. SOs, to 83s.—Belfast. its. to 7St.—Newry, 745: to 7.3/L.—Dublin. 745. to 733.—Water ford, 735. to 745.--Corl. and Limerick, 72s.—Dntch, 100 s. to le2s. CHEESE Continues dell. with every probthility of going down he ;Mee. As Cheese it not, like Butter and Bacon. sold ac cording to the egatett beers, bet according to finality, as ascertained by inspection, it varies in prise ouch more than those artielea; so Abet it becomes very difficult to As a opcirket price.. Ten shillings per cwt. more is one instance Hit, in anothec. is freqyently obtained for the same article; ,accoriling as the buyer is in good or bad credit with the itellet.—Cheehire, to tes.—Double Gloucester, i6e.to Me. —Single, 3 4 23..,101175.:-;.:Old of every kind very low. IIII,ir9I.II"9TRANV, PER Lon o.—JAx. 2 lorrovestasil4lty.- OOs. Od. to 76i. Od.—Straw, 325. Oil. talk. Od.—Clorer, 90s. Od. to Eros. fief. • lir. Jsuss's.—Ray, 00s Od. to Ws. Od.--Straw, Us. Oil. Sis Os. Od.—Crover, 70s. Od. to ws. 0 . 1. 111VotTscaAPAL.—Hay, 704. Od. to 90s Od.-Btraw,29s.od. to 40. 41d.--Olower, 70s. Od. to 904.011. •-- 'TALLOW, &c. PER Cwt.. Russia Candle, yellow, 21. Q. to 01. 03.--Ditto, Sitsoris. .01. Os. to Oi, oe.—Ditto, Sor), 01. Os. to OS. W.—Archangel, 01. Os. to M. Os.—Town Tallow, 21. Ss. to Q/. Os.--Melted Stuff. 11. I is. to 01. Os.—Rough ditto. IL Os. to 01. 01.— Grates 7s. to . Os.—Good Dregs, 0/. Os —Sea ? , London yet. low, X. 10a. to 01.01.—D0. mottled. 4/. thud, 41. Bs.—Do. soft, 01. Os.—Starch. English. Sl. Ws. PRICK or HAW FAT, per stone or Slbs.—Price, by Tallow (as stated by the 'Tallow Melters). 2s. 44. Half-price, for Money.—Mould Candies, per doe. 10s. Od. —Store do. Os. COURSE OF EXCHANGE:—Faz DAT, JAIN'. Amsterdam c f.. 19 4 Gibraltar, !0 0 Ditto at Sight 12 I Legh0rn......... ....MI 0 Rotterdam.. ..... l2 3 Gesso* 43 0 Antwerp..... l2 ö Venice Italian blv..-27 SO Haniburgh. ..........37 9 Malta .. 43 0 Altoua ...... .. ....37 9 Naples 30 0 Paris, S days' sight,. 25 53 Palermo...— . rat; 117 d Ditto 25 ' 4 5 T.ishon ...... ..... Al U 80rdeaux....... ....25 $3 Oporto 64 ° Fratikforton the Main 157 Ilia Janeiro 44 - 0 Petemburg 3WI p rhle 94 Bahia SO •6; Berlin.. ..Cur Dolls 7d /cr. Dublin O l4 Vienna. Ef.2 m....ti0 9) 23 Cork id U , Trieste ditto Madrid :Ali 0 Portugal gi,iii ill coln.o/.05.9 , 1 Cadiz • • Si? 0 Foreign gold in bars. 317 0 !litho* • 201 0 New Doubtoons.... 313 9 Barcelona Seville... 1•' • • 33 0 Siiverlnbars.standartl4 11•1 d ..i. London : Rfilted, Printed, and Published, et din 0 1110 .°C "The STATESMAN" and " Thm CO. ITITOTION" (Monday Paper.) No. Stri, Strand, by R. WARDELL, LL.R. to whom all oomsaasication, Orders, dn. are requested to Ili 47 .