The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-29 00:00:00

~_-.__ • . ins . Crivernmerpt. Should tha situation of la Mrs in Fi ance hicOmsalarming to taws XVIII. or and other of the Powers inclitried, itithe union, it matters . not, we suppose, (114 . "fiat cautiewh e th ee .f rom ' the encroaChnienti auir imPikitioni of the Powers w h o have already . deprived . France of mote than half her territory, and hold possessiott of her remaining fortresses and cities; or the grounds of alarm mai'. he excited by the prosecution of an ' , unrelenting 'aye tem of tyranny and vengeance en the part of the in ternal Government —Me, it seems, mast be active partakers in the con.equenees of any soch circum stances, —we era yet far from having (loon w ith the affvirs of France—we are bound henCe fcrtlr to live 'in' armour, and to consider the af fairs of France as our own. The moment that any disturbance happens in France we must be ready to march into it, with all our mercenaries •at our hack a m illion of persons whom we pup and support, and have the honour of fighting thrir battles in re turn. Ilow Ight we expect to drop into the teen quillity of pence, to see otr taxes and war establish ments reduced—how can we 'venture to turn our swords into pruning books, and our spears into plcughshares, when we perceive Our country . corn mitted to a contract which may require our marching t o war immediately, and again staking all that is likable to us on the Continent, because the situation of affairs in France may be supposed to require fo rPigst interference ? Such contracts should be called Treaties of war, and not of pence. . . The sitnstinn of the martyred anti massacred Pro- _ in the South of France, we should think was Ificiont gronod for the foreign Powers extending their 'recce, so far as to protect as welt as suppress. lough France's almost covered with armies, wt.o to ke tt!e preservers of tranquillity and the fishers of:prime,. the work of outrege and blood.. sit the intolerance of religious persec.otion, i. ne all the southern provinces of that king . *is country, however, we rejoice to say, like apathy does not prevail en the subject of horrid enormities, carried on onder the mesh ',ions zeal. The forlorn condition of the poor Prostestants continues to excite en increaso iy, itod an increased activity of benevolence. have only time to matted this day the Resolu. the Dissenting Ministers, adopted at q.t!' Meeting yesteiday—to-moi row we will gise a former Meeting. Our Readers will s ee the Gentlemen, who first stepped for . var4o •oeeeding with firmness and regularity to . thy, the miserable Protestants of France. They ,ad an interview with. Ministers on the subject, ...,; to raise contributions through'; ,ngregations, and bare appointed a Coinuili:?' communicate either personally, or otheri44, objects of their benevolence, end to diifri them the pecuniary relief they so much need. 1 if-thy Body will have the gratitude of every' an and of every Btitlsh heart, whatever may . l success of their efforts. 1 . [nurcu amt..] 'mg, Nov. 23.—The Prussians hive ex heir cantonments further for the convenience ining proei.inns, Sec. Though these pro. la►e suffered much less than the rest of France, unexpected bnrden causes great discontent We learn now that the Prussiin army sus. its march by orders received from the highest ly ; and it is thought certain, that the cause is to he sought in the difficulties which the Government makes from time to time about to the Allies the fortresses which they are y. The Prench seem not yet ship to recon ,henv%elves to the idea of giving up their for_ In foreign armies. ll,ovever, the MP3SUrPi ith the Prussian army have done alteady this ,at the signing. of the several Conventions been thereby hastened ; they will not resume Itch till the fortresses which are to secure for . number of years the repose of the neigh. States, shall hare been delivered up to the 'oops. .reatost part of the Hanoverian regular troops in the southern provinces of the kingdom he French frontiers. Several battalions lune • gone into their garrisons. The whole of the ian landwehr return home to its own coon- continue to speak of the building of a mag palaco at La Belle Alliance, in the middle of .nsive woods which the national gratitude has the peat man, who has preserved oar coon 4m:remora ble evils. •NUAGEV, Nov. 1.---The.Goveroment or Ilan.. not only °Fere(' a very large sum of manger Duchy of Lauenburg, but has also signified lows k that if it will renounce this accession of it ma.y receive for it some considerable co. the West Indies. But the same secret re.a. t Mitt' Hanover, or rather England, to de etain thic small spot of territory, equally jn. Denmark to wish to retain it. Lauenburg, lops uot Contain above 40,000 intuthiNnts, se- the territory of liambargb from that of FA --All direct commercial communications the two cities must pass oor Dveish ter. %hich is of itself an advantage on ac, 4f the transit duties that a►e levied. Add t!...t as the two small territories of su orris i plcughsh mitted to *lit saluabie of affairs reign 1111 Treaties I The 'di tenants i sufficient interferes But 'boo profess t punisher sbrdissul is Mall rinm. that a lib these hor of religir French 1 t. eympathj IVe be tions of • f Punta ? those of DU that the th are proei lri relief of have had they kw rti their Coi let tee to co rns, midi the ▪ hate to tl it g This %tor are Christian ind he the so' lug 110 Taessi ties tended th 0115, of obtain siirces ha the yet this u tele there. Re- perldPll it rest authority. tesse chiefly ti riP'r Fiend' C lbw Riling op to (veep) OP, tile them lee tresses tr Dot taken srii veto good, tin AIM has been est!. their MU egy s tartan. idy hearing Allied tr• Ore Th. gr eed tern.tiot 'Ton the But ready g Iltuorreri Irv. They e the 4 ificeot p re- 'he et ten E;r:-., to ete y from so Coery rPr bag Rua Qr Ite irtt ) Winn woe 4rltory io jug I , :s that 000 re!. c r of uc D e ing hie!' do l'ou "ayes t 'ttotto Intl store no 'at o f tett • this, 7 -• • .b. .1., .I.' ;... *.:, , , a,. : r ••: -big STATE:MOT: v.vAr , " • "e**•.:."•• •-• t T• ... • r. • . • .. ~. 411E4 D . FU I, FMK: .c ' .1 0 )(gfri rks4ZIPIDI7.V . I7. Lubeck and H rl mbergh are . .whrilly , surrounded- ailed 4` . . ' • :.. .• • the litt•vineet of Holstein and Lauerthurg; it.is hi. no ,• :•• v>> >, • . •:- r ' . • „. • A v• --.6410....... means unlikelx that time, or some political chrge, Lief Vest, between the hours of tirgii end alio flt lris.itttrtil flightless the they brine them both ander the Sovereignty. of Don.: l!s 4 cl ne t a ; a 'meg ..tlealtuntive fire broke out at the of the Utsited Kingdom mark. In het, Lubeek has Irbil great difficulty !litilse,rif Mr. Ite/torf, tolniccanist, Feathorstiitte-• land, ili the name:told of is:caped being • incorporated with • &gotta tk. rith i ' itreet, City-road, ss hid' communiciting tie Ihe ' yeti 14."" Y . •.• A• i ii t o c ' LA ., Congress of Vienna was upon the point of giving- joining hodstl, in a shun time cranium's! three ,e .t3P.61:t1P.-1). et. • that city to Denmark, hut the energetic rentan. I them, spir4dl4 its savages to the Li m t ss M ;r1 ; - : Whereas, the Varliantet sfialices'af the English Minister prevented it. • Den- : tin fliispitar: * Wl ;eh, we are a • Werlelextltrt ... 1 1he 1/th Alf i try to . say, Sish irei i 111 ,•• 1 , 0 6 4 ,* o i to t• m a, the , s a is it mark seems not disposed tb give .up Laitenburg• - •:- . : the same fate.. . The hack part of. a brewery. v i e w In • nail with t he „Nisi, -,, r IA N. Ila,mmerstein, the Envoy from ltanoter, how . - ; where the fire commenced, is much damaged; ',We 'do s lirrebt• Pottiett anti th•c s- lit; ever, continues the negotiations trith great zeal. ! are happy' to say, that lim n th e good It4liff of riil.4i•sll4ll.h# fender Proini ! • _. _. _ _...___ .. ; water, a n d-th e l au d a bl e e l ert i r il i t of the firemen, itto or ,failikiry An Therstl”,.• tl - • . ' We have heard 11.)111e.dark, ind;stinct, and emi- • liver Were lost, hot some of ,head,head were area'iNdif '0 near rni'vri. bate cite : , • 1 : ti o f , '• • • .14 1ei ... 1' el l ' tlillt j!.irt .114 noes hints resporking attacks about to be made' on bruited' in their endeavours to give assistance to (Ti e G res , a rtis t s su d I , ron d the Rights o: Dissenters in St.otland„ and (hat in • i it h a tth asts. . . • •prepare wertmatission for . a quarter whence least of all such. an attack could . I.- s , • i eirdlogly.. And MCP fl , . raft hive been expecterl—the enlightened, the li%eral, I . r; " .-. i • • • . - • ' the on Or li.-half of hi. M the unfanaticel part of our Church, who glory in , ' NAPA!, 11+17'ELLIGENCE. .. ! adtire .aforesaid, lauhlis tl.e name of moderate! they, if our it:formation bet --wm.-: • • ' !li4d I s irliament shall, on tii , correct, have determined to tiling to issue. a question I. ! '.... • , *8 —Came down from the Mier int ieltt; be fold and Sit for the' which will : hake to th e f o u n d a ti on t wo .t!.i r d s o f the i yam• . Nov.' - ' tenures of the lieritshle property in Scotland. They Dow, the TaiiodiCsok, Guillma foe isolates i Mini- and' 6 P' tant mir4 " :.11.1 " 1- ! mean, it seems, to try, whether resrViages bY Di"' getter; Logan, far Rip. ,Isassire ; liodelniffil;-"-frisartV"sll44lll"ltsd the 4 C l ,:isilima,,iai ; Trl t i lt- , t n ,s ;4 f h , t ,:' , ' spiders etc or are not illegal : if they find they .are ' for Jamaica ; Warrior, Peach, for the Cap of Cued ii„„ or C.,m„,B ret i ere b or ., illegal, let jhe community of Scotland. stand to the Hope; Chance, Hough, for •} . )iiii • !sod Africa; J. Minded to give their &flintier contietpience, Oveo.thirds of us are bastards I.—We i Wien gun-Istkg for St. HolAsta • s 'metal moms- Minster, on the salt tat .thi! therefore would recommend, that. sin England, so• •.. t partuulars wiliness - 1s s . ~ (;our!, , N. Give, at toe at . - • . , . in Scotland, a Society should he instituted to watch .. • 1, .. .. X 4.5em...r, • over the interests of Dissenters, and constitutionally I . -.-- . _ day of . • to guard against any encroachment of their liberties. PORTSMOVIII Nor. 28.--Sailed Ids Majesfes. ship his Majest i's IPigli. COI) Sit Y t. 'lit We have much to .ay on this subject, but at present Snake to the eallward. ' verbum rat —(Scotch Paper.) i -- ses. -- - . . The Austrian Commissioner appointed to repair, FALMOUTIr, lior.. 28.—Arrived the Montague BA N I M F: M. Pottier, Bra tot, hint.. to St. s iielenst for the care of Licruariarr, landed at . packet, with a Mail from Malta, which place she Ursuissereisi Karim., Bristol aireenit rea I . Dover on Saturday, from France, and has . since left 2Gth October, and Gibraltar on the 26tl i inst. Cn.j(riel,Hvi;,sroi::::qtl,7ll..nalltiwal"," d London. The 12,seensintrN packet arrives: at Malta the same Dec.i b. 16. elf.o. 9 . . at t:aitatia , l RECOKDEK . 4 REPOIrre•-•/ uarridn ii , .r. Peaneir, day t i p .vouiague left. we hear of no news by the " Va.ley it u r o,.r. (7... , • , ent. 'IC/114es, and P. Berne, - for stealing in dwelline-houses ; J. 9, at i uitahan. Among's, ;;tents. Montague. Pintiead,for forgery • ; and S. Hallirlay, e. for burglary • . : hand-star:. .:t anti robbery, are ordered for execution on T _ i H. S. itsychA, Ilsbrid ze , li lit -a: . 'Tuesday ' at tiuilitaill. A torn -y, Sir. Ttioasai„ . Feieto; next, lit itastCll, Nov. 28.—Arrived the Ifenry Free- „,,,,, C , lnnel licantr, whose father, lately deceased, ling packet, with a Mail and passengers from Hal- ' J. : . •,..***d inn . - F•dooniall ab 9 Piv . 9ar 0;1Mo:id. At 'y, - M, ven.7 a .Welvti Curate hefnre he was received as * land.—Sailed. the {chatter transport, N. 180, Rate street. partner with the !ate- F.arl of Uuttatacr and Mr. Foster, Master s for Deptf or d . W ford. - I ___ _V Gov, Liverpool. grocer, OW °Ace. Liverpool. Ad , IVILLAANS is. the A aglesey .eripper 7 minea, Is now • 441ulallssset. Mackinac k Mei LA/. A Mei POSSeria , l of a landed 'estate tn the amount of mare- The Janet, Betts; from Lynn to Oporto, pal into lb R. Jain". Sr. 4 " h " . n riiste : ec. efi. 27. Joie. 9, et the Elmore than 80,W01. per annum. Ti'. late perchase "jade . 7 by his father a short time VOTOre his 'death was the Scilly the 20th inst. very leaky. ' nice mr . trill, wurcesiera 111141 tiir, • Charscrry-Lae. fine esti!. of Lord KIRKWALI4 for *bleb he paid A btig, laden with timber, deals, and staves; was ! 1 J. i rin t i t or e .gt he enta r n ,:, Deeilit et ire. 230,000!. •-• . . wrevised 'he 15th inst e on the Island of limy (Ork- ' tentl:•„,liac„; Shame.. "101,4= nag :;:. • i WEALTitIf %Irvine tuf.—On titinday evening list, neys), one of the anchors is marked Albion, of . . pa l n 't li ki T i c t u -Zt il r i " i : l ntaine -e '" . a l e Jame , . Mattson, a cool-nor beggar,' who had fur a &titre. • . . 1 sato; ttristor and Mk t. rw:Tarrnm a canside.sble time past infested the streets, of this ' W. ila4ficid, New/4,4 . Suriipiiirr tens and the atijar-vs villages. was ar . .'.ehendeil on The Dora, Donohoe, from Rosca.rberri tweet.. ' 19, Jon. 9, ai the lied too Imo, N Morris, Newpor; are owes. lieultn! a-charge of vagrancy, an lon the roll lAing day- was dig', was lately lost on 'rrembry Sand --creerskeedi J. (Am i n , fi t .„,,".1,,, t ,,,ii . h ur t, estunine.lti - fore On Magistrates si our Rotation-M. 'rhe habsila, Robinson, arrived at Kinsale, from . IL ls ; i 3 r a r k loo l l ' r l A y ' u t db t :Z n i . a trt fice. A numlior of keys bei;.g found upon his per • • 'pi, knee son, jittinced a susrcion that he was a more donee- alunsh 'S.; s p o k e on the. " 2 in ' s ' in Ist, . 46 ' in* vurai".* in". - '''''''.afrallst. ti • i opus delinquent than had been at first stiriposed ; but !wag. .4.1.• she Swift, of PM ol6ll 9,Chtirebs beeild . oorgelno, I,nerpooi. . Atistiisitis,.V t_ i Judd hies4s. 81arkallismod ea 19, r:on farther investigatiop it Turned not that the were ...fierswe-nuitt - wet; . aiicrain the '7th in lat. 7. sposte:l, . it, vtif „,.., it„,,.. 4 „,„, 10 . t .p, keys belonging to bis t dw e lfbig 4lo6 "'• Wl ' en the Dander Castle, . boat Bristol to Newfouudisoil t 1 ' 3...7 1 1V , L. 1n d . .." ..... e czon.it .e ..c o r k t he was taken into etts'ody, he pleaded extreme fi 0 • . gr ( ki s. • I Keothd. . • . ••• • verty, and declared that he had no moie than a sin. out " __. , ..,.. - i h If • 'e a penny in his pesseosinn •; bet on ii - sifrustelik •'- ...:. , I '. ' ' .- . • •••• -• •T. la t iselsine.*-Awseel, treewm, . •••••••-• _ . e. - -. .1 ' .., •.e• • • . 'CrAY it Jun, Perematoth. •A. Arai, search of his oppwrel, which way literally a heap or - • . .. • Meeet, Milford-tow s areflitt, liars, w5." . ..,._ ;. rags, there was found 1591. 14e., 7id. in specie. • *in C. Sdi XIYIN AND MR.' LIMP ,Li,„ . G. Hsi-alien. Finciectect. .lbsieeigeo.strois sugar miner, Dec,* hi. J. V; " "- "--- ' ' carefully wrnie up in paper, and sewed up in different --...m a ...-. ' Amory, ' lantituary. parts of his drib .. 'rliis specie consisted of the LA' • • - ss Dublin , Weinei.day Night, ' , Ns. 2?.. ! J . } 4 " , Pe " ee t s '''' lne-Ineerhnsit Guildhsti %Homey, Mr. alaresne -, lowing items :-DR guinea. , 9 half-guineas, - 29 46 I take a hasty pets to tell you, that in cense- ' J. wheatiee, New' W ilde r.g4 the Giant:lan. An mks, Idelfes-lio •iu live shillings and sixpenny MA tokens, 4 Ntiglish quench of Mr. Lidwell hating been relieved by it crowns. 23 half-crowns, one Spanish dollar, eptare. • . ' 36 Court of King's Deitch fron; the recognizatices which H. Da& 11, Gre4-isers,..llebe; three shilling, and 15 eighteen-penny Bank tokens, Jan. 9; at Du Woe* 91.eviiades. live shillings and three halfpence in copper, and had been imp. sed on him , be want to CalAi •s 1 and. Aretleltv es. . • 331. in shillings and sixpencea. The Prisoner was sent n m e ssa g e throu g h Ida cousiti, Major Lidwel', 6 • 6 • 4 ls r u lt i ; a. Che il i se l e ral , 'fil t r i vt" 4 . !' remanded for re-eiamittatiori, and was brought .of the Longford, to Sir Charles Saxton. that In co. Serjeam's Lea, It.eteufxsp 0-' 'er up again on Thursday _ morning, when he WAS die- ' should at that place wait hit arrival. Sir Charles seta. H oare sa d J ; D e l vo t t L A V l e llt h charged with a s;iitattle admonition, on his pro mise not to exercise 'his profession within this he l ag. off ing•teight for the purpose of giving him the meet- b, 10, Jau. e. at tileinniall. Amy (Oar*. Wolaruok. • • All the numerous frieoils which his uniform; '3 . . K. L. reek, and J. .111 I,' rough. llpon the nin of the Magistrates,: „ . he lodged his money A n nh ne of the banks of this town. •stg"'' etriani .• c° • ' st nduct. has w h il st Secretary of Sta t e , l 11 "the'!"thvi t'Seckletaketv,. • e.,! 9 Atusrso,.., Means. ...ay La, al This mendicant is upwards of eighty years of ago, ' and on other occasions, created, are full of anxiety i mot: m au-s treeeilt. . i U. 'nv. now-lase,.snda.w. and from his habits mud . teiserable appearance, he does for the result." 12, Jan. 9, at thilittbnll. Atturoie.., i not appear to hate coevorted any part of the aim; he , Moron , Wistchesser- 'ease, 04 lireaii-sti, • The Court of Chancery broke up early Y o - d ay, , extorted from the Mistaken charity of the public to DI YIDEN De his.own cotnfort. In addition-en his emolumetes ale- .and dues not sit to-morrow, for want of business. - l IN•e . 1 :10 1 , Ti. /minium ; a:akil- I rived from the exercise of Ids profession as a beggar, ' The bags of the long robed Gentlemen are in general ' I r k " ` b c Y . 19, 1 .1. A - pel ec e;a l r t e i ; 4J:we': Atiae he received pariah pay from the township of Patina,. not much !metier than their wigs. - i bonne. Isnokerlier -Dec. 26, J. and ft 1 II oil, 'anchors's- Ihr. 19, W. 'Sodden nod Be rented a tenement at Weeton, near Ilarewood t ? . Iday-street, n a °feuds.. g ewers- Dee . 19, J but to keep up the appearance of poverty, which he I I _..._ -:--- i Stsnislk, corpenter -*cc. 19. ti. Goruay„F considered as a rap table part of his stock in trade. he ! Covraur-ca en Fe THE.ATRE -Monday oight a new .• e d i v i al ' w -r ,. - I:' .l °.i v ' t r. , h e ir . „. li i ii ,..l l 7.; ire Ma t al ways suffered his landlord to distrait' for the rent; Farce, entitled IVhat's a Man of Fashion? was : w„d e , t1, 1 7. 4 ."...1, ..g i ,...1.....,. 'G m ' , and to save travelling 'spree's, he was ticeustomnol to brought out. It is full of bustle, and after a tragedy Brinkley, Combridgeth re, miller sleep in k stable or other out-house.-(Leeds Ater- may be usefully perforated, as a relict to the agitated : n i .t i t i r ti l... i i" i ' i l , t a i :•: l T,, ( 7::. N ' Ku ' p rt "' rowl earn.) : spirits of an audience. Bat to give it as a first piece, i Audeft, uld Ltostd.tirec., penis me The BRIATOL PEDESTRIA,L-SIXTH DAY: Nov. t when the company are fresh and unfatigued, is to • a 4 W , gr a rlom e glsey.:. Imo*. 27.- Mr. Stokes coiipleted his fifty miles at seven subject it to too severe a trial. Mr. JONES, who has tg rim bh a „ r . Vale-pla c e, o„ t r ust# , „, o'clock yesterday eroding ; he started rigid') this been educated in a raveling-house, is appointed to -Dec 6, ..i. F.,' Sciaroder, Jun. t morning precisely at six o'clock,' and at fifty-eight ape the 111ien of Fashion, and he dill Chili with his rouviajrs•ll;fr• .. i. F,' Lo t Q,L t e11 1, ...2 - J minutes past foor in the afternoon, he completed woe! ability. We are Cot su ffi ciently acquainted m i n .., ps r at . r ,_p ec . 7 7 et „„ e ^ t " . . with the race of Dandies to know , tiliether Ins had thercittioi-Urn. 19, G. throk.ton as forty-one milts, and is now resting. Mail expected Aria -road, aarrey-ISec. 19. 5. Dal momently.. ,' any petticular object in his imitation of frivolity .- etae.leaaer _ tace ,. 2i. J. Picket ,av : A Dictionary of the Dandies would be a g6o good rade Line..isolure, nu stet -Dee. te, 3. BLACKHEATH PEIIESTRI.Iv.-.Eaton was yestern . 'e rrant fur the grand lounge. At present ate have no J -4 4ea, .Litivr - lit - c. W. J• ktuoilork, attended hi, a numerwut concourse of spectatora, ono 1 lthat every Der t •11 fin 1 prototyp e pursued his labour with eeemingly unabated vigour. " u ti but n d ii " • la Pr bi wi F i* a t . J. IL S. Droeklient, 'Wapping, lie has pa h reciy , denied the reports circulated of his - for Mr. Joss e s tokrt Nurn• C. AWCETT WIS ?X- ' e tt i,. t „,,. s . r ,A 2 au. .....22C. ill l / 4 15222221 . I not going through his task in the night ; and, means f i n r° 47. l l r . i r rel y " Mrs . . ps•emeotr was most utenertri- 7 14011. lied Liun wee. tstikontels. „ „ ion . * fa m A . rericv „ su ng * i t t, 3 „ 44 . OM; Freeman's coati, LutiAill, tnercuit.. . ley. Causlkidgethire. amiler-lt: Mll•otbdriT., to publish affidavits from the persons who re g ularl y ; n - ess l ; --- b - U - Ithe ' piece would be improved if the music c r,r,.. chi t_ mere . ao .-11. ,; a1 " ; 1 ,, attend him. i • were entirely cut net. I Ciiiitealua.s., druggist-W. Saler, i Coals Fav(l9Gr., Nov. '29.-Our IVhent trade 1 ~ l'AitT N I :ItSllll l 9 1 was :tither heavy this morning, and only that of fineq - ar'e have again Ilse painful defy of record i ng . T. Withers and 4; Williams. Ent quality met a sale at Monday's pekes . ; the inferior 1 three fatal accidents arising from fire. On Monday .....w. It u t H e r , j hu . u 4,1 J , aiuL u er, dcs.cript ions ravioli, undisposed of.--Barley, ~f fi n , Ito Nnight ANS MAW:LOW. a fine girl about three : k,ro i lt a t: s 'Met z - . l i t i ol o tt,_ . ef_: 4 l 4 !dittot . tnc_st; rip a liiy, gar s, off freely at our k a t va m it i lm. hut. a , years of one, was so daeadfully burnt in consequence . % ( 2, 4 „ er. Litteit Z i. ' I L es :_e;' . good deal of ordioary is ansred. allbotsgh offered St 1 "I. her , clothes taking Are, •s to occasion her death filad el. y,iiea . il. li 44., iis y,..iopeonsoutociorstrs7 a decline of Is: per, quarter.- Ottts aro Is. per guar.! on '' stului, °ls" d o Sonde? MARY Coort, of J . an d .3. itsr,.erts, .1. Ayr.tto. boa u tioberts. Ban' Cdabio r irosenti-spikurd—J . Snort mat. V 10 , • ---- Wortley. died in consequence of being severely coun t lannnara-areet, ship mad '-' ter inner:-In Bella% Peas, end other articles there is no alterationi• • . .. hUnst the preceding day ; and on 'reesdny last, mid h. [Wee. Warm (linglish) 41 66 lkons Elisabeth Brennatd, of Church-lane, la tilt town,. • . Ditto (Foreign) 4t 74 tne ditto .:- _ a girt *beet Dine years old, was so dreadful!y burnt, ve ed i,,,,j, y n io t a d r „ u iß li Rs. nailer 46 9 * Oats Ne 'A Jilts) ' , , Oats - Fi of three lamentable occurrences ought to induce „f t „ t h e f ai pilv b i d ret ir e d to. re „ .. ~ ,,t c , Malt white Pent ...-. ' 31 96 Poinstd do. .-. - -.1 parents and othersentrusted with the care of young fire. About ,1'.2 o'clock,her servant waS. a woke' hy a, " 96 . children,, to adept every practicable men " , of se - violent screaming, attil hasteiling to tee what was the New ditto ..'.. ....... -•- Feed ditto..... Hi 93 '• . Ditto Rollers •56 40 Fo le iz oo r ..... v, ft If-wrong them from thew sad accidents. Perhaps matterolisceveted her' mistress at the bottom of the Grey Peas ........ .34 36 lii..-• • ... ..... 50 55 the general use of wire fire-guards. and the Ittlenfien stairs, enveloped in a slieet of flame. In a short SMITHFIELD KARKET.,-Nov. 27. o f i t less constmatibiti article for the dress of thildren, time s , Mr. %Vitigrove, a professional gentleman in . To'sirkh the OfAtT, per stew of site. ' would have this tendency.-( Leeds Illerc"ry.) the iseighbout 'emit, was called to her assistance ; hut it.et ' . A- 04 t , - To. 41. t Head of Cattle this di, r Mutton '.'.4. o.', 5. 41, 4 /trams - nothing could he done except an endeavour to elle- V en, .. A. 1114 1.. 7 i , ills!sheep 13 4 4 " I DoWNE, sia , - liferir mind she diet!. ' ',aide, • • F.;rii ... ls. S+ t.+ s - a-. !' Lar..h . .u.. 0.1. to W. st. 100 ; 0001. w IA) 44upip ......•• •• • ." • .. v • e • . ,: • . . • , . . ~ .. - .lt - -, ;. • ~ . ..... ~ 4 . . • . • •• • - .' '' ~4 tii..3.4.,:......, eseer-. - -• , - :V . ' '• 11 'r i' - Eint.,. '•• ' ' r. ...; . . ; A‘r.-‘313. ... ;' • • • • :1; • _ , • . 0 li r 's a ' Orlittv't. alnn R.itiee ~S. • . cif Viroll hr tAll pits& Ire*: iin it : i iii t :e si tia . lt . itlf.hli. Ws: • . • - • • • t ' 't i • .• •• • . . . .. tut, !'s.ta4. • ,-, priwegleii lei -, I A( SAillOori , ego; *v.; ;:t - 1 . 1,1 , .q.b'.4 e•Liry CatrueN LOA eye, 14! illf ,al ki I'4 ela . risissej i est the ionic, 17th ih-,n. . • s ..... ti'r'e* In the fined nigh the. nt .sir of,. Februa r y. • 4 * I , . , ;tho • Ctilturl ttnigdern of calli(1 Great lirinelis, to proroguing thou.:lime inc.:. , WWI' hreebv, in •the earne rlsiesty. ans/ It} istsd with lists ositl (Irillfirt,-that it. the Int day of 'Feb/eery' ie ilinp,i tell or divers went r i g . , s il e , .:l l . r i 4 e, :e s ii rds : , , ti n . i flll tit , l ,riet ß rtt e:eg a , l 7 a so i l h ' nl •• ' ~, 1(1'014 required ant! 'cam. i • seer necoriliegly,,et•Wert: i* of Fehreiry • nest. il. 5.1 i tI le ii.iiiitert, the' 27th ! • 181 a, in the 54th year of THE ki 'i u. . , • 3,....__. . 1U PTS. hint. the.' 15, X, Sir. 9, a! tae ' , titierni,., -••,,. .......a•ll n, and - , I - fluke, Britt .1 • I. t. 'stun ~.....erver akd taildr, Ar......0rm1, .Ur. ILkalle, la- ' .... , Ti. , ..).47:::••11, pm 9.,g, Jim. . ifeen:*.Willidee and la. Old lira-draper. life. ?, 9... 1 1 k. 9. ' luereskjiketbierti fiecbarcki- •-• shopkellK , '. .6. '‘ / flee' . fi Dee ~ - elr. hewn; Vuloa•sareet, I.le- e nee. it. Vl'. Jai. JO, 44 Mr. , edits. - *IC Wsb 1.,1,,iet-rvool it - a ing'v Ise..e.. e in eft,. Twat le. • nether 1% incestenein...,„etirler. aloof* lee,, - Wereletre.. i f itear•• I kr. tleckeillivele's•iedldiugs, • , ' • • • -.hire. shopkeeper, Ore. fi, N 411; . . tette. Astennies„ Ments. Cul-. • a Jr.l Tarim, Exeter. ' ' . . re-c/upeolcr, N0v.404 Ore. 12, o. Uriniul. - .AitOreuek •Mertni...- rrain arid 4.;0, Lerucery.linte. . . ... iltaiirr, ilOrtSreS. u Dire.'"l2. • tun Nerninirt. ien...l , te. ilia • -: tun, Inured; ' Ida ow.. , Kurtinthanehlet tertlieralee. . - Weealtirillie, thfikail. Allot- and Ilalbrv. li.oeLjkad. La.. -- .4liaibt, "MC 'r. 9,. - - et; Ikni AllaYrott, (Jverrard g • ,, A 14,4:ig.i iteselk,kalk,'Teis.ple. We4.4,kdetuaq, erottf..Dee. 8, lute, Keideit. Alum's*, Ur. 'i earl. Messrs, L'l4l tied (;o. i • • • I, • De. 11, ' • ..-V: it ,.. rt t . ile . • Artlies. Nit.: 'MOW kiet...rerternonne. • - . . t biiitti);aeitrea, Whiteekapot, 9, at lieilibell. Antes''=, Mr. . . . , thiei u4 •it. )as. kat - r ma, iirig4e' . li Gre. • , peter, Ih-e. Y. Yv Jan 9.-et . .fiveivon a:id 4.4l..t,eursir4ouent." . , - j iheit.teSeth-rolder; D. c. N. 14 ' t co. .111ekte. l'aborspika aaJ Cu. . : re . llllM'll, 12. Jki. B. at the 1, . sormini Itir 11.• Winieunibe and *sot miry taa‘i,s4tn, titouceb- ...-r ~, , . aillitagial, tab , ,er.11,116. Dee. . urrorley... l l l A Subentry, Pierre. • . . . J. Cerabie.. Dunmire Wheel, ~,,. •. ft. Is, Jain. V, at ,t.iiiildi.all. ihiedsua, Asset -4444 v lames- . . -.•-,. .etatertinaitufecturer. the. S. .heirs, inlrestr, %%aerate*** • lirsa.ul-ssieet. . •• • : ' f . 1 . . N DS. Jle Scotland-yard, • N'ttitehell, cti, Colchester. linen4lrspet - Anne-street West. St. fdary-fr- and B chtrial, K1*0.0 4 . 0, 1 06 wr ' ••• 154)&1,41mnd 11. ryeAlith, Fri, , . .'• tee. 19, J tteiley , Livtebeir, . ' Gurarly.SionsiteenkllEM COW. .ntarl,-:aire, iermainat Ake. . : • .- :int. tien.drnpert 7 Lke. 30: J. Intio•-s-Dec.• ill, ( , ),I,J)Kiers. ler-Dec. .21. J. • %%Miaow. Cavan-F . -Ore. 19,J: Ur:dozer, ''t prieni.ign.bruner -Ike. 19, J. e limier- Prtz. 16. Z. IN' 4114 r, • get-Dee. 16. J. J. &epee 7 •. wee, (senors -.-Dec. 19, 41. F. , riunie, puieut vinegar-maker • I. n•releised•friers, imeteleire 7 - s taw - ‘ o4l. 4ige. l'aterouiter.row. • .. .• Ancell, W.,lliiietun. Surrey. , :mei, tire's Wisiehesieruwer4. . in mid It. T. W dud. *Mao , Dawson, Fiddleford. ,lines- • • • kesor:h. jiin. stlllingeoreueh. •. 1. ll.rreil. Great Heaney, • . UJnelt, V..abiciteap, Clall-fabaleji• , , . , . KS-Dse. 19, lit , rope-maker-R. Sitvester. -*. Vetteplier /id T. W-. N. • welt. jeweUera-al . S. Itatlik- nerc.laut-44 • Jewel% Stink- • l.a.o•dier.lQ3eed.44rret. Itat- • '•1 11.1.0111, 114MtesiMat—.8. Iteherin, ' -r, Mitre open, 'Fleet-novel. ,• 1 DI•SSOI.VI6D. . • Lisli.ng, Ifanstinhini.'lltitMers tr. Imarii-ureet, suuchuinat, !niers.. Itlarkney, etwre is-E. min Trynt. sunherr• - T?" 04 • ,--N. K. Bleat. J. lineley..r.. , felorwesbulteletec.-W., 11.; • , nu ..: Ifuhrrss, Uumley . „ Lao- , • • ! • - iind . t. Q :iniun,rttree Ki1:111.-- . . • 1 ...` Eliataaat-farekers-G. Lege • t . - - 4 - • .: if(ll4eeident imp:wiled at ' I ti.in * indy, ronuainacl. sit- -_,___ ~, 1 to rest, reading 67 the , .. •• ' ntivant aa• a woke' by a, ' is put up to nocttnn. It on. s to cost woe her ludoliugs; aSif Nti. died, in great genie., Intl was knocked clean a! 5VOi)!. &bunt IQ hours aftsr the ieeNsiatt. a.