The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-26 00:00:00

4 Af - ' 111111114.1111112 n • roNDo4\ lIIIIINTIBALL. Dab. IL The King his been pleased to orders writ to be issued pier the Greetled of the United Kiagdom of Gwent Bri tian and Ireland. for summoning the Rigid Honourable George Horatio Tholutondelef (commonly called Earl of PoPrigoarago). to the Hasse of Prem. by he stile sad title or Baron Newburgh, of Newburgh, la the County of An glean. rrti r - . WAR-Or/ICS, DIC. U. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant-Col. J. Hay, from half-pay 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieute nant-Colonel, ;mhos' purchase; Capt. Themes Janny, from half-pay Cavalry Staff Corps, to .be Captain, with *in purchase.—To be Lieutenants, without puniase— Cornet Thos. Harrison; Cornet A. Sullivan; Lieut. R. Robison, froth half-pay22d Light Dragoons; Lieutenant J• W. Murray, from haltpay of 22d Light Dragoons; Lieut. W. T. Loftus, from half pay 24th Light Dragoons; Lieut. E. Gibson, from half-pay Cavalry Staff Corps; Liens. W. H. B. Lindsey, from 17th Light Dragoons; Liens. R. A. Gillespie, from half-pay 20th Light Dra goons; Lieut. G. F. Clarke, from 17th Light Dragoons. To be Gapes, without purchase—J. S. Smith, Gent. vice Harrison; E. Knox, Gent. vice Sullivan. To be Adjutant and Cornet—Cornet J. Dixon, from half-pay 21st Light Dragoons, vice Ray, who resigns the Adju tancy only. To be Assistant-Surgeon—Assistant-Sur geon F. O. Walbran, from half-pay Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. 16th Ditto—J. S. Ramsbottom, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Montgomery, promoted. . 'IMICMORANDA.—The appointment of Lieut. Hon. R. King, from half-pay 60th Foot, to be Lieut. in the 69th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of 22d instant, has not taken place. Deputy- Assistant- Commissary- General Wetherman, lately in charge of the Commissariat Department at the ilahimes, having failed to pay over to his superior the whole of the balance of the public money which ought. Recording to his accounts, to have been paid over, has been dismissed from his Majesty's service. Deputy Commissary-General 'Faux, having executed the duties of his office in the Peninsula, in a mode which has subjected the public to great loss, and himself to coosiderable surcharges, has been dismissed from his Majesty's service. samasurrass MARCM. J. Twlgg, Cheapside, warehouseman, from Dec. 29 to Jan. 8. J. Millston e late of North Shields, ship-owner, from Dee, 29 to Jan. 8. BANKRUPTS. J.Nattriss. seg.. Thornton, Yorkshire, linen-draper. to surrender Jan. 6,9, Feb. 6, at the Blacksmith's Arms Inn. Scarborough. Attorneys, Mr. , Lever, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ; and Mr. Cornwell, Flearborough. 0. Butcher. Burnham Westgate. Norfolk. farmer. Jan. 7, 6. , Feti. 6, at the King's Arms Inn, East northern. Attor neys, Mr. Withers. Holt, Norfolk ; and Mr. Bridger, An gel-court, Thrugmorton-street. J. flood , Mun"sfoi,ifereVitishire, coppice -dealer, Jan. 10, 11, Feb. 6. at the Seven Stars Ins. I.edbury. Attorneys, Mears. Stevenson and Bicknell, Lincoln's Inn New-square; and Mr: Holbrook, Ledbary. J. Etheriegton, Knottingley, Yorkshire. coal-dealer. Jan. 1,2, Feb. 6, at the Star Inn, Pontefract. Attorneys, Mr. Walker, Lincoin,s-inn-/olds ; and Messrs. Clough and Brook, Pontefract. J. Tennant, Liverpool, merchant. Jen. 14, 16, Feb. A, at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Massey, Li verpool; and hiesus. Adlingtou and Co.. Bedford-row. :I. Heath, late of Rosemary-lane, cheesemonger, Jan. 6, 19, Feb. 6, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs; Tomlinson and Co., Copthea-bout. M. A. Robinson, Red Lion-street, Holborn, grocer. Dee. 49. Jan. Ix Feb. 6, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. rotes, Bikieghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Few and Co., Haadrila-street, Covent I- Peaky. jun. Uley. - gro d ue e ttershire, dyer, Jan. 8,9, Feb. 6, at the Old Bell Inn, Horsley, Gloucestershire. At teeter'. Mr. Edam, Weotton-Underedge; and Messrs. Bridges and Co. Red Lion-square. Cartwriett, Okehaispeon, Devonshire, innkeeper. Jan. • • • 9," Fob. Ikat-ttssitebeestisstes &sews. City Atiarne ys, Mr. Bsalltia jo Beeed-1111all pad Mt- • SA, Rater. • . , .J.Shaw, Oldham, Lancashire, ineeitine-maker, Jan. 11, It; Pub. 6, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, • •Bh . Chippindale, Crane-eoert, Fleet - street ; and Messrs. • Sbuttieworth, Rothdale. H. Fullstone, Cotteuham, Cambridgeshire. auctioneer, Jun. I, 3, Feb. 11, at the Hoop Taiern, Cambridge. At torneys, Messrs. Smith, Hatton-garden; and Mr. Bays,i Cambridge. 1. Stoker, Doncaster. times. Jan.?. 3. at the. WOOPek Ina, Doncaster. Feb. 6. at the Star Inn. Pestered. Attar- Pa" Badger Ro teham. XL 1 10 h Jobs -street, Bedford-row and Mr. DllrtpawDe. Jan- 1 9. J. Roe* Asstip-friers, sterebant—Jan. 94, S. Neville, 'sae of Leeds. four-seller--Jan. 99. T. Jarrett, of Shrewsbury. vletuarier—Dee. 99, T. Merrick. Frith-street, merchant--Jan. IS, R. Blackwell. Crescent. Mi series. merchant--Jan. 6, J. Burn. Lothbury, merchant—. Jan. 16, It. H. Day, Tovil, near Maidstone, seed-crusher —4aa. 19, A. Keating, Strand. silversmith—Jan. 92, P. Atkinson. Rathboae-plaos haberdasher—Jan. 19, E. T. relater. Bedford, draper-L -Jan. 92. B. Fischata. son. W. Fincham, and B. Plackets, jun. upping. beakers, Jan. 22. P. Jordan, Whltechepel. druggist--Jan. 28, J. Dingle, Charlestown, St. Austle, Cornwell, merchant. PERTIVICATES..-111N. 15. - - - - - R. Edwards. Cradley. Hales Owen, Worcestershire. iron monger—W. Baker, Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance-broker —A.-Phillips. Threadneedle-street. .vintner—T. Emery, Worcester, wine-merchant—T Heppell, Bodo Blyth. Nor thomb.eriand, merchnt--T. Parry, Manchester, cotton] spinner. PAtTNIIRIIHIPS DISSOLVCD. •J. Ratcliffe, Pasture, and B. Sutcliffe, Blackhow. Lan cashire, cotton-manufacturers—W. Reigate and E. J. Roden, IlliHntiester, and Wilmslow. Cheshire, cotton-winners—J. W. rtshorne and •J. Nix. Browl•Mreet, merchants—W. H: preen and W. Thorley. A' al-court, Throorton skinet,ottorseys—J. Leathern. T W. Taw. K. Truman, W. Leathern, sad IL Taw (as far as respects J. Jackson, 1 1Mica014r. Oaniter*74. Rosa and H. -Ross, Leicester, wool. agetar.74. Lees. J.. W,atsop, sad J. Erg !lg. acre Bank. ter; tett - in-spinners=4. J. • and B . ads. and J. APParlan, ribbon-manufacturers—T. W. Candler and E. Stater, Little Sash-lane. porter-morcbsols----A. Knox and W. Wilson, Poland...treat, tailors. About a fortnight since, a stashing blade, calling him self Mr. Sargent, and professing to be a man of.fortune, took up his lodging at an inn in Bideford, where he soon won the Iffections of one of -the landlord's daughters. On Ti - :r,ilay se'snight they were married, and a few lion,, after the ceremony had taken place, whilst the happy couple were feasting with their friends, a relation of, the gentleman mode his appearance, and not being acquainted with the occasion that brought the party •• witheiklesitation exclaimed, loud enough ' !wird by !? 1 e toots, « Weil, brother, yon **Wow alma Sal * all settled siiiitactionouid iynit pay return home." .The fainted-tie iiridetrotin swore--the company VP* 1! - i t arai oat that the newly ssaa;l6,l a iftetAreih i lidren as.bitttetilkl* visit to the aloes Shia *no in consequence tr i kl* P 4 _II 4 A 4 0 - .4• which this nsesereey •aseasioned, the bridegr•om his brater_ ea!? a Ilidgen retreat, and hive been' I mil it--414v.foSiBe fllercuri.) - -AwatiF • • . . Tim 111011WOrt. : • Os Sanday, the 9th inanity. the Ballymacash Yeomanry distiuskisbed themselves in the *ow. of (Ashton, by marching to the House of Goo to the tone of " The Protestant Boys," with Captain Ma thew Francis Johnston at their head. The Corps has bees lately placed on permanent duty.—(Be Irishman.) We look with certainty fee an order for the &win tioa of the Ballyinaeash Yeomanry. It is impossible that Government eau overlook the mlseosduct of this Captain Johnson, whoever he be. We have said, that that the Yeomanry Corps are hot-beds of Faction. — Here is a proof, if proof were wanting. The only way of putting down the spirit of Sedition in the North, is to crush this Corps at once. First 10.11 2d ditto In Londonderry, too, the Ride Corps of the Yeomanry exhibit their Orange Ribbons; and on the Anniver sary of closing the city gates, several tumultuous ma nifestations were made. Colonel Pearson, however, the Commandant of the Garrison, hauled down Go verner Ludny's effigy, which was exhibited, and threw it into the river. He also took possession of se veral pieces of cannon, which were mad. use of in firing salutes. This Rifle Corps should be disbanded. We are truly sorry to be obliged to state, that Ty phus Fever has made its appearance in the county of Kilkenny and Queen's comity, and owing to constant wet, an universal epidemic has broken ott among the horses. The poor ars in the utmost distress for fuel, it being impossible, in most cases, to mob the bogs. The wretched mud edifices of the wretched peasantry are literally melting away. Large quantities of pota- toes still remain in the ground, and, from the provin cial papers, we learn that several pits have been swept away by the floods. CAPTAIN SMITH'S Blevett.—Thls match for 200 guineas to ride on hens a hundred niks iis eight hours, took place on Monday over a ten Nile piece if ground, at Keanlry, Hants. The Captain rode 'boot 12 stone, and bad trained for the matcb, which was done as follows : Hours. MIR. Sec. 42 18 39 27 3d ditto . . .• 44 10 4th ditto , . . . 48 12 Stb ditto . . 52 18 6th ditto . . . 35 10 7th ditto .' . . 37 8 Bth ditto . . . 42 12 9th ditto . . . 44 14 10th ditto . . . 47 20 . .~ . . . .. - OMINI 11•••••• M fp•Nimlome 7 12 39 The Captain had taken 100 guineas to 50, that be did the distance in seven hours, but his third horse wanted the whip and spar, and the fourth fell down, or he would no doubt have won both bets. Tna SILTS-TWO MIL'S ♦-DAT MATCH TOIL Tax DAvs.—Mr. West, the pedestrian, completed his sixth day's laboui on Monday night, in the neighbourhood of Wells, Somersetshire, and notwithstanding the wetness of . the season be is fresh, and backed at 6 to 4 to win. He wept the first day to Winchester, and from thence to Exeter, traversing a day's journey to wards London, from thence back to Honitoi, Devon, and across the country into Somersetshire. While travelling be does five miles an hour with ease to him self, and at intervals takes a swinging lunge 50 or 100 yards. He purposes finishing near London. PLTMOUTII, Dac. 24.- 7 -An inquisition, to assess the value of land taken from, and amount of damage done to Leigham, the estate of Addis Archer, Esq. about four miles from this town, by the Dartmoor Railway Company, in making a second cut through that gentle man's estate for the Railroad, was on Wednesday de• cided by a special jury, of which J. W. Clarke, Esq of Barrington, was foreman, before It. C. Campion. Esq. the Under Sheriff, at the London Inn. in thi, town, and a verdict of 4371. returned fur Mr. Archer. This case has excited considerable inte.-est in this pare of the country, and occupied near five lays, the ex penses of which, we bear, is ab. at 1W) guineas p. r diem. The people of Perth have it in contemplatien tr form Joint Stock Societies to obtain butcher's meat a lower rates than they have at present. A pencil from the neighbourhood of Edinburge, having I •arn that the price of butcher's meat was leigh In Perth. went there last week with two fat „cattle, which 1,1 slaughtered, and sold at throe-halfpence a lb. under tin market price, and declared that he had made more pro 6t, after paying all expenses, than he would have don had he sold the beef in Edinburgh. A few days ago the dog of John Huggit, King-street Troy Town, near Chatham, killed a rat which is market! by several singularities. It has but three legs, anc there is no external appearance to point out that it eve' had a fourth : its fore teeth in the under jaw are of an amazing length, curved, and forming two thirds .f a circle of about three quarters of an inch diameter; one of the fore teeth in the upper jaw is broken off; the other tooth bas formed a eurve within the mouth, the point of which has entered the roof to a considerable , distanco, amCia-ie ***oared that bad the rat eeiesped I the dog, this tooth would ultimately have caused its death. As Mr. Richard Pye, of Biding Place, was on his re turn home- on horseback from Rochester market last Tuesday evening, between ten and eleven o'clock, when proceeding along the Pilgrim's Road, between Hailing and his residence, he was shot at from behind the hedge, the ball taking an oblique direction, passed through his knee-cap and his breeches, but most fortu nately only grazed the skin of his knee. No trace of the perpetrator of this diabolical act can be discovered and whether the miscreant sought out of malice and re venge to take away the life of Mr. Pye, or ,whether it was his intention to have wounded and robbed him, still remain a mystery, but it is much to be feared the former was the object in view. The house of Captain Lyons, at Natt's Hill near Upper Riinhani, Kent, was burglarionsly entered on the morning of Saturday, the 15th inst. and robbed of property to a considerable amount. About two o'clock ln the morning, the servant . girl was alarmed bra noise in the house, and she went immediately to awake her piaster, who being exceeding deaf, she was compelled to call very loud, which is supposed to have frightened the robbers, sad they immediately left the house taking with them everything of value that was portable—Upon going down stairs C apt. Lyons found that the thieves ad attempted to ga in an entrance by taking down se veral bricks at the corner of the house, but this not suc cording. they took out a window, and by this means got in. The property consisted,of silver table spoons, salt cellars and pepper castors, two. golden guineas, six half crowns, winch were dingy from long keeping, about £3 in silver new coin, a quantity of. cut glass rummers, &c. Fee the fast week we have experienced nothing hat a succession of tremendous storms from the S. and S.W.; and although there is a large leer of out ward bound slips at anchor in the Sound and Cat water, Mill mrdansage whatever has been dine to the ship pia! ; this is another proof of the great utility of the Breakwater.—(Plymenth paper.) FRAVIDLY ADVICE TO TIMING LADISI AND • -The Hr iv.** ii!valuble ti!tt of N .. . , " " " • Wit r d iffiralfigNes: eVe .‘ • COUNTY OF KERRY. TRALM Dec. 17.—The following notice was lately posted op on the turnpike-gate near Bally *Thome*, parish of Bally and was immediately torn down by our High Sheriff, Arthur Blennerhassett, of Ballyseedy, Esq. This gentleman. though the corps (the Ballyseedy Yeomanry) of which lie is Captain, are not, at present, on permanent pay, still keeps them on active duty; he divides them into three detachments, and almost every night scours the country, to a considerable extent. We know no part of this country where an active Yeomanry corps could be more eligibly placed than be tween Castle Island and Tralee, or where its exertions could be more usefully efficient : NOTICE. !‘ To all concerned. “ December the 12th, 1821. " Captain Rock do hereby certify, that any person whatever, paying tithe money to Henry Oliver, will be under the pain of Death, and as for Healey he may u well have his coffin ready for the servitude of the sum mons, or any person or persons paying the foundling money, if any person do go contrary to my orders i will visit them in the course of a few days or nights, as i am not forgetting them as i have herd some complaints this time back of this parish. No more at present from yont's truly, " CAPTAIN ROCK, county of Limerick. " N.B. Any person tearing this down will be under pain of Death." COUNTY OF CLARE. •••••••••-• a I . 7 -4' Emits, Dec. 17.-00 the night of the 13th inst. as Robert Cbawner, one of Major Warburton's was returning from 111!town to Benistymen, "then, within about two miles of the latter place he was at tacked by two persons armed, one of whom tusked out on the road and endeavoured to seise the heree by the l lreldle C i lsietner, lfweselde 'Mats, pi! Mi bawl the spurs. an by this means evaded Ms grasp. On the villain finding himself frudrated in his design, be immediately discharged his gin, the contents of which passed through Cbawber's cloak on the left side, quite float to his arm. Cbawner returned the are twice, but we regret to say without taking effect, and then apprehending that there might be accomplices con venient, he deemed it prudent to ride of This out rage Is the more to be lamented. as in no part of the country has a greater deference been shewk for the laws and civil authorities than in the westere part of the county. A carrier, who bad a sentry-box upon his car, eon veyieg it to Cratlow, was met near Bunratty by a party of men, who broke it in pieces ; they suffered him to proceed unmolested. LIMERICK. Dec. 19.—0 n yesterday morning, Mr. Nathaniel Keays, of Dromkeen, was murdered by a blow of a spade, given by a man of the name of Jehn Connell, known by the nick name of3Apten Dams.' This murder occurred within about a hundred yards of Mr. Keays's house ; Connell rented a quarter of an acre of ground from him. After the mean bad se complivhed the deed he ran off, and although seen hy several of the neighbours, with the - bloody spade on his shoulder, yet none made the lent exertion to slop him; several labourers were near the spot, bat all affect to be quite ignorant of the transaction. The post-boy conveying the mail from this City to Brag on Sunday evening, was stopped by three mar/ men and robbed of a case of pistols. On Sunday night last, about twelve o'clock, a rap was given several times at the dour of the country , : house of Charles O'Hara. 124. and when it wss opened.. a party of armed roes immediately 'lashed in,, of the ruffians fired at Mr. O'Hara's map, we IX, b4oy to say without effect, and on flailing no anus delFilead without doing any further mischief.—(Linwriek . lepaph.) Notwitstanding the disturbances to which the a- settled state of things at Madrid every day gilt's* to, establishr st tha asodel of the Atka's, at =-E"a ri au Jortnne• to, an establishment upon the model of the artthenemp Max.—Tim Human li i ikip.as invaluable Gift of test me house alter a domestic onus , v . r .,, ____ „ lore ha so at Paris has been founded i s t h a t c ity. I t I % imps . • kilt's" as an eittlfaat covering to the bead, and en - .._ sad World s. daughters. by a great number of persons , who cultivate the Aria 'asset* the beauty of The •, Human Face Divine," Which ,proceeded straightway to the Tay. al _,,,, and a few and Sciences. This Atheneum hss jest obtained II- lima determination to make away with himself. ella readers it essentially neeessary for Young Ladles and bust, whieb he plied up the river. A rms. wur, whilst the magnificent cabinet pf Physician Robertson, who Wren, 6 ; '-'' . to give. partimahr•attention to their Halr. had been aware of his intention, enamored a """ , ,ii?, • ,, ,•• At i n . order, as the Hair attended to In yea* is Is, a relation at Madrid. • • .„„,,,„• ive. • Thiswillitievitably he the case) y •river. Oa id not being . The travelling road betwseci Nensgh end • a'— • '‘• •as . I ._ net by anot b et from a tesael l y in g is the , ~io „ , " • ••••aacassait•Oilla which eradicateerseet. . II ** Earn , the pursued tam ed the party ft- now by. Castleshepperd. the istikerbeing4ltilt*, boat from the same station, and was joined le the par- . . 1 0. 44 ,, at , prerques its fo i l i ng .o gr , or tiofr : sea rc hi n g the mouth of the . e ____ vi ,.., ~ .; -, • ..tiger! • . hens the hem pc; as to produce iron. toough to b e ble from the.dreadfol floods. you are a - : his boat in the direction of that river; tuts 1 / 9 7 1 g u t : , • . .' 4,,, ' 110 ' ' s, sad the hag s mooth and g l o s sy : :1,1, the othea beats gaining fast upon his, h• am" ._ , taco IN this I reeA • ' owed to out . 4 . .b'lackbird's nest, .containinjr Iwo pr i m' •- ;'. e, . . , Ors th at iocd,knatile . ornatitent Shilr . folded his arms Merin s his breast, ploalloi . A. Sidelfent end beautifil.. Pardeolir elution is sea oar (Vox.) dap irsuto polo .of count .narowimild. jimiji4 , p g geneteeleittie , is signed, it Cob r••- , •-•-- ---- - • 11* bi ii i r* :fully 6.444, b" aella 44 " 4 " 1/41 * * *Wl Jr •in -in c hoate 1 .,... er i 0 h - • .tkeer, and was never seen more '.—(Gie*___t_f ' 1 7 117 ....k et." 2 l DOgilia Whe ,g ;ink, .A. Rawlandated• Was': Rod. chaser Of •Itltir --'''' I:" '' • ' MA IMO. wi Inalwri ' °l' '" * I' ll " ' bi r d itatA 'l4l , diml y ht7 SNW A Ttattaltilnien• Ali ars gouger/ . k. •' On the Illth iao. at St. Gcorge'hqhuvelt.Doblith sh • R :. 1 1 w " ii ,...... ollon nephew to Led Oriel, to Cs .., , k ;... 5 . i l : sis Ailig4 4 o4agiail WitrP•sheloPAll g Abr. • - I Zro 'P '-‘-.., PR , Salmon has a ' - • - • - •.'•' • • b ll g 4 4 90 lanal i rf i tlinte ..a-- a ''''''''''', l r f C • H 4 1 11; ss , Ssq. of Itrowsrhall, sad • ppeared in Glasgow market, mr4l : ' l eg tine on AN* . jaN soptettoo „ Ns mimp r illikw of J oh n Qt 111" 1 11 ,!. otOretkPirito Oar Me ad ' ' 4,4411 •ett 4101i 4 oOdals * * 8 4 7 i1d".1166 of ltil • at the phew .. z...____ , . :.,..... ...... 0900100 nmily.. war ,9 ... 4 , ..., . :ei . WV* -lo 11* ratiNlP An _ask . --- WSW ao 011ie s geteSae, entre lewd ilia Oft Lendep,t piStod , i Prietsid, and regiommi . 4 . aq wgimmi.•44imvowpcs .m* *Oa tor ..old. map. •yrkft• ' I • • • :for . .0040.46 m, go il t o qua i l kuj uirik f o g rrispiTATINNAN - sod 6 Tux Cesterreu ma elo mi l e t 4 . 000it0. r, *lt lOW it6elielgefrA 6 ~; Alt AlfirAt ilitiPg AC - . 1 'mak . - N 4. NW Stroud, opposite IR. • • ' NV' t s 4 , "PO ll / 1 2 tiallaMtattiarhlahae for Millhaf ii7s, WARamua.U.a.. so vbs. all GensweelesSOM4 youngest 111. •, • • . . .•!. :••' r Abe edges. '. ~ . Onloes.b. an requested to Medd/ewe. , ,• • , • . .. - ~ .. . .. • t • r l it . e .• . - - it. , ;1,,:••• • . •••, • ' • , . "•%7;:• - • e, . I . I p ri 4 r. k: L. ~i~ t{i t I •_,l• • .1. • .. POUCH. -- Q Quail wianane..—On Monday aheraeBa. was brought before thaltagiettate, !riret! Wick 100, ing ft. is sovereigns, notes, eikrer, and copier ass id a besides other article', 6 the dwellinplionse Pig i Ooddard, No. 30, O rc h a id • i t i eet, on §anday Mr. Ooddard stat e d, t h at abort ele ven' &dolt Ili forenoon be went into the cellar and faste s um, hp; hie wife west into due city; and after he the parloor-door, he shot the street door, sad mug church ; when he returned he found the a ro m lor locked, but the parlour-door was wide open ; th e cap board, closets, aid chests of drawers, in a state of sion, and a bag, containing the above-ntenti9aid timepiece and other property stolen, he luisetiar e l y ,: plied to Cooper, the officer, who afterwards sip e t io 4 the prisoners, who had lodged in the hots, fee. api o i years. Cooper being sworn, deposed that he p sse Q st i company with the prosecutor, to a public-10 044 the Rising Sun, in Bedfordbury, and took the ift. l into custody. He found upon him Woe w e d' --- 7•„„ one-pound note, * guinea, V. 10s. in silver, ane — ' l ,,.; halfpence. He refused giving any account r the perty, or where he had been during that morai nr The prosecutor identified the green Isaias b a i t r shs pound note, and believed the gui nea was the emu had been amongst the property stolen front him; bin he could not swear positively. The prisoner did not account for the properly oh s wise than by saving he found it i n th e passage of the i house, when coming out n the sorting ; di ne d la Drury-lane, and meant to have returned it when hew* home.—He was folly committed. John Lewis and John May were apprehended by H. die, at the shop of a dealer in marine atone, i n D eis , mouth-street, on Tuesday last, when accidentally' p er . lug by the door, and, suspecting they came to mil dei sm property, he entered, when they threw away a weld, with its appendages, value 2W. as stated Win k i e . brought up for further examination. A geeden na li ss , tiled the watch ; he said lie had dined at a celwAsam in Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, last Monk week, indabaving taken a little more wine than meal, be n es falter inebriated ; he refused a coach, prefte l ie ff Ea r home on foot; but he did not proceed fu Mime be mind himself in the arms of a female; he reesk i n n i -his was in the Strand, and that a watchman S ki ie consented to treat them both, and they took list te i public-house in White Hart-yard, where they dela 11 ouch gin as they pleased at his expense, but he wen alp no IMO came near him but the watchman.-4 Ate 'ailing with these companions, another sprightly fairest took him under her care; he walked with her as far u it. Martin's court, but he had not missed his w*h till se reached home; he bad it when he left the taw souse, and it was impossible for him to know bow ht lad lost it. He could not swear to the prisoners at all. The prisoners denied any knowledge whatever of the catch; but they were fully committed for the misdate sour, having received it knowing it to have been stela. LONDON aunKErs, Dsc. 25. COTTON.—The Cotton Market is without ellen deo, the demand continues steady, at the late prices. T.ie purchases, since our last, are inconsiderable. SUOARS.—It was generally believed that the de sand for Muleovades last neck would be masiderable, is there would be no Sugars on show from 21st Dee. to he Ist January; the request, however, ceidesed ;Mid, hot, as the holders were not imilwrimprear gales, no redaction io the price could be mak4; the market, was, however, exceedingly heavy. la lA*gawk, gawk, there has bee n very little basis* lieltigAi being Dolled AO -Neill pm*, et -bend Awe is, however. no acensuMehe of stock; is the present languid state of trade, purchases may be made el shade under our quotations. In Pereira Megan, no purchases whatever are reported. COFFEE.—The publie sales of Coffee last week west off heavily, the Demerara and Berbice descripfiess sold at 2s. a 3s. lower; a parcel of Ordinary St. Demitge, in bags, sold at 9a. ; another parcel brought forward met with no buyers, and was taken in at 100 s. for fair IV* lity, fine at 1025. ; ordinary Havannah withdraw", et 945. and 955. 6d. The demand since, by private/se tract, has been quite inconsiderable, and it is medal there will be little business done daring the premed week. HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Tallow Build is subject to great alterations. The Swallow, Caps it Jones, has arrived at Yarmouth ; she left the Sisal* 'llth inst. with fifty sail, a great proportion of the iU her, it is expected, must, from the contrary winds, bees put into Norway. The Tallow market *mast, however. be quoted considerably lower; there are sellers at as. .and several extensive boyars at 445. Hemp is held st an advance of 11. a 31. Flax is also higher. and thus 'are few sellers. 14041-WOOD.—There are great speculations in Lop wood; few parcels offer for sale; 101. bas been realised for good quality. RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The Realm! beet lately has been firm, but little business has been..,41% he public sale of Friday went off at full pries 4 itof tended rather to improve the market: it coasisieldfi ,pantheons Jamaica. There have been few pew** 'll - .611 1 dii new corn ~~ . since by private contract. Brandies are eatirely the ho( ders generally are eager to sell, but then sr. Purchasers; the last realised price was 4s. 4d. * best marks newly landed, but that price could eat be obtained. Geneva remains at the last quoted cares IRISH PROVISIONS.—There is little attends*. Beef and Pork.—Bacon maintains the late imprevemese; i tbe demand has, however. become more limited. The quantity of Irish Butter, at market, is still iscoasikr* , able ; the late prices are fully realised. PIMENTO.—The quotations of Pimento me sou' some sides are reported at 9d, yen' ordinary 911 RICE.—The public sale. on Wedaesday, 312 barrels old Carolina of a very ozdloary s wbole woe ftken in at 265. a 2Ss. On Sainiday, a pensioner residie is Abersetit , lost his house after a domestic broil, expressleg rN determination to make away with himself. * led straightway to the Tay. aid unommed :high he plied up the river. A person, AP been aware of his intention, answered a stood frlin the same station, and was joised I. the per anotbet from a vessel lyiog is ere river. 0 1 the hof the Ea , - the erased tented 1•.. a a~ • • .} 1 I 1 1 1 1 .1 i -I . • i' i I