The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-16 00:00:00

STKPFAMAN THZ CONJUGAL •TMPATHY OF A PATRIOTIC PR ICI : Pew trader Ambits& wish their wives al nft : he eerie them. Il• a iiiimarr, beer. er pat 1 Odiers. owe base. Wiwi: their repreatio. And persendfois drives thaw from the relies !!! fzleweethless them. compar'd with Itoyal hre depends Apo his Homo lily. iONsdeliness'opieb, yorlifist Duchess lies Her spouse ear' ndar% mons *Mak wish cries ; 1 le Owe mad roes. be foie% he hems. old soon it His heroes he Writer.. Red hi. hair he seam AO oho OA himself. s'erolieleid 011 esres.i leer ere his Royal imprecations vain i Pee Madam weds, sad Hoes hhasiff again!" This nesedsra spathy. thls molder start, • ineosidelot . 01 44. WILLON's beam • moll* comers claim, as oil her .we . A partifir. felt Mr Silesia. mid o's none. 141 i Nllhser aperrire. br it md. moot. foe ausesemern. hot his Ciiseiri toad ! spoke the Jester lid his brosher's Lori. " H 4 OM 'a Me reiliese•P. am private oport And niers sun ilfetaaad riots a year, I era,. for Patriotic Libor, night rod day ?" His flighisns' maw mew our hearts amylase. That mob se owe I. this yoked Pewee. A Hero born. and, as historians sell, As fasi'd fir Ihiginp. as foe gge.ittß well, lia lied hr meaty rats. devoid wire. • lihith one, who.fiburset serrpresl. wes bb wife. A NoOnsiss pommy their sorsa ristwill. ' The lads far sestragib. the mai& for este meowed. • F..• 41 MOW* salts the Vote molter to old, Ad lake a affitairr if his Illayal bad. IlaimeadrilaAte *rite his primer dor, whelped • valltary sigh er test.. AM. hs a fareigaluid heartAratee dies, M Oh del affiridasaiarth to doe *errs I lame wry Chit Whist sea aimed foamed., !) Thie litoe's nosh* mos o wed a peasisso 140 by If. Refeliretbsirjudige himself, Aad owe hoe Nsde Mei WOO IMO pelf. Away WO afriain se odors had sill . AM arm der merit la tat patriot Itiu.v. His keyal Hulas. did whatirta sea valid He searrild seise for Ms C•sisisp's geed t ! 1 April 15. 3. F. • 11 carnet be forgossen. Mai while*, Ye Ls* Manion sore se the tapes. Lord CUTWORMS. eel IN tilliwiitiet Nock hard sad fast" (to tow a phrase telly or libturrivealifite 104001, a year, for rash. Mr. Gagnon. speak. ieussirthe Dake-M etaseiscc. WO. sibs he 'lobed Is harm spelt law Ihme, shit his "gal lust a.. anemia by w illnaliOlM prisms greklitratess, his p.lo skim h marrylog. re/ ha Mepodis /So ! Under Mims cartootassom he *emote MOM. A *Wog Wit powwowed of late, That eery eel* Dilagiorose Woeyaw is a freezing awe. JUST-ICE, AatilikWielaid,t7ll 4 7, 104:0116 . amy.uar scry, NOT-ICE. Ti two EDITOR or roc STATRSNAN. St a,—k essintlence of the Hannoreble Member for S4e=obtry,l4seln4 stated his intenelon on Thurs day, theekth of henry last, of bringing is a BILL. after Vaster. for in better regulating the Ltceirstiera of Polit.te Houses, l bad so:ion', hoped that, with your permisein; some one, more able (Itch my. self, would have allemptml, through the midi's of your eateosieely elrcalitecl Patscr, to address a few observation to my brother Po'3lcens et this impott. ant crisis, New their deerist interests are about to be IPlbiliitled to the reosiderations of the Legislature, for Bramefilen, end probably for the rompleto alters. Hoe, of the presest mode of licensind Victuallers. The illlntilesit Necessity of the subject has brag been acknowledged, and it will be found no easy task to devise enactments to provide against the number of 'sitting evils, also the deepest penetration wilt be required to evaidereatlwe greater. Many of the Ho. onerable Member*, and even the Magistrates them. Wen, are the lands whir will geriernesly assist us, is breaking *no shooklee that hare been so long and patiestly borne by every licensed Victualler.— ly„ at least, h Is war duty to rod to assist to pointing oat the best means to accomplish so de. siellble an andertelting ; lboirfooo, let es, to a man, mideoroor to trace the 'misting evils, and try to point est the best remedy to correct throe, to add to ear own respectability, and rescue our injured enentry frogs the *diem of pos. sealing upwards of forty dinned tradesmen, who,' although they ere carrying en trade lly to the amount of many millions of posed', are totally as. eluded, io the Nineteenth century, from a 1 Jury, the greed pilladiens of British Liberty. 4 y then no time night to be lest, whoa it is that we are a body of men diepersed all . the kingdom, awl it will set be poMallittpr as to eom. meointe oar views to each other its a kw dap. Let es tern our immediate emoting to the saint, as one smooth Medea tier property, nay !very thing dear to our lives, stay eninentionally receive an irrecovee. able shock ; or if well directed; as linen great it may, we shall be readered comparatively happy. I sincerely hope Meetings will be hold in every pus of the kingdom, for the purpose of common. caring with each ether, That Oils important subject may meet with a cool sod dispassionate detiberstiost, free from all ratty views, then, end not till then, may the poor Pablicao hope to east, and smile, eider the begirt itielnence of British laws, the nay of nr. rounding rations. Aer.l lst. 1519. P. B. Veined Victualler. We present to ear Reeder, a Copy of a Second Politics'', 'pow the sohjert Capital Punishourats. from Mr. WATER., and preaewrd In tho (keg, of Lords by Lerd 114ILLAND• The leformatinti of our Criminal Cede is a in t ik that melt iutrtimt the lett ings and minds I ~l unnd •14.1 humane men; it is the' option of wispy of 'he hest and wisest indititinals, that our Criminal Laoss aro far ton sionaoinary ; and It voill be in the reeellectit.n of ell, that the late and enieersalty rotund Sir SAUL EL KUMILLY, made it theism j -et of his life to improve the system of ear jarisfir:donre. We invite the Reader's attention so the subjoined Petition, which we most readily In.. sett. because we think she subject connot be toe much disclosed, or 100 constantly biologist before the Public. POOR RIMIKF BILL. The following proceedings took place et the Gone. nl Meetieg of the Caul of Geordie's., in Norwich, on Teesday r.vek, respecting the Bill brosight into the Reese of Commons by Mr. Sturgis Bootee. After the sera! realism bad been gone threegh, tly Clerk ennoesa.d that he had received from Mr. Smith, the Member for the City, a copy of the Bill latrodeerd into Parliament relative to settlements. Mr. R. Unwire c referred the Coen to tba wee. 1 1 adopted Ineyear, when a similar "must' was prepared in the Reese of Commons. The *Bre. to protect else aged and indestroes poor Item the nattily a Wag restored from perlibes, h which ern home residedaad labeered for years,, to distant places et legal 'Mimeo ; sad so far met with his eeseetemsera He feared, however, its effect ireirlit l Ire (hr 'beet of we desirable am ebjpet ; there was, a strews verissiotree -whilst it proposed to dleseklmeesidestee with service, its eusetweets rt. tm *benne *sig. In this mob mffeemaus. , l 'lo . l . te e r o s es egamsees ma i s e t n be to hig pi t la .. ' hes tlier"=l l. Wm of Oseveliffra, bet leading to tdbegiseirtint trapslipeiethed by,Mispers to gain as. theallnes. ne IM mooed dm ro.appointment of the Celbeffiee whisk oil best year, to prepare a Peti it" Mad anti the proves of the Bill. ' 4 4/Willman J. Snows' thoogbt Mr. Bourse's Bill 41•14 vocal, as a general measure of benefit to so ciety; sad doubted the propriety of this city claiming ea eseimpaiou from its effects. Aidoiftroo.Riasei objected to the motion, consider. ill Off Phnom system of the Poor Laws as demo. raiisialthis People, sod Medlars ter the increase of aim. 'lite ',Myeloid of the Bill is goestioa had bees ekienewillety Mr. Whitbread, mad be thought it would bnittemhd with bensiicial coamegsinices. We ought, its gaieties of this kind, not to regard merely its local hat its petrel effects ; and if its adaastages IMO ow the whole pmmnderatiog, it ought to bar . . He believed it would promote habits of mad regularity among the Peer. at: ToirLon asida - not subscribe to the rotation. =Z able dennimade attrilniting the distress of the coon. ley p' ' ..to therein. Laws. After them lows had misted ir mere limn 200 years, it bad been Soddenly diecovered that they were productive of the most wish:6w affects. How happened it that this getable dieermy had been reserved for the lag' 20 years? The time might cctne when a fundamental , Waage Mead be effected in the system ; but ho was Raided lbe reseal was not the time. Who was the person who hail 'presumed to touch this venerable fabric? A seas who setually proposed to set chit. then to work by Act of Parliimmt, and to prohibit the allowance of soy relief to an able.bodied man in employ. A .ors childish. absurd, and impractica ble attempt at legislation had,parver been heard of.— It was a thorn fact, tharo,ip one of oar most per. poloutf• tosaufseturing districts, a man who worked , 14 hive , every day could only ears 71. a-week ; and this Bill was designed to iaterpose and pretest any relief being afforded to these wrath:lied sufferers. With regard to the alteration in the Law of Settle. went, he sew no certainty of any good effect melt log from it: perhaps there might be some; bat ill evil effects were eoundantly manifest. in this city many thonsauds of persons were tieing, who did not legally belong to it. (Mr. Simpson said 14,000 p.rseriss.) Mr. Taylor was not aware the new ber was so large, and it was a most alarming con. sideraiion for the city, that by one stroke of Mr. Sturges Bourne's pen 14,000 individualv @hyoid at once become liable to harden it. The effects would doebtless be similar mall largo manufacturing towns, .and he trusted the Geardiaos would now giro the same acute and determined Opposition as before, In a Bill pregnant with absurdity and mischief. lie should therefore iopport M r . Robert Browna's mo. 'ion for a Committee. SECOND PETITION The ■otiou was then curried without a division. Promoted twit Sonless of Petlisment, from T. J. Wel sas, by Lord HOLLAND, 10 the Mass of l' eeee e sod received. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE. AND REVEREND PEKR 4 , ARCHRPOIOEN AND RINHOP3 OF THR UNITED KINCDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. IN PARLIAMENT AIINEMBLED. Tlll lIVIIIIIILE PClll'loll_oll TH0111•11 J•11 . /I IF Atillt. INOwaTM, - mid yelif Prllll.llte btu■ ►erm for simony jean awfully loprewed with the 'impropriety of Wiwi atm, lit lire d ■ fellsw-evraiste foe loch mural @Owes me aro so. thorised by the pretest stale of inor Petal Code. Ad whereas raw Petitioner. while he warm bat view with great delight She vast proems we have made IN the Atte sod kinsmen. feels as inestimable regret Stint our Grimised Code shield be so far eclipsed by abler 1"1 seises, sod poor Petitioner bores with peeristee)eidoory IN the ramtemplalloo that we still wool ri N D. tfetot s 1.01111,11. - - - --- Aad Whereas your reside/et caroler,' the great Iserallott of crimes to be very alarativig, sod omarives that 'lt proceed. Sorb from the present norm inessmeh as it is but remmashle le sows,. that sot of imam enimilat ander sestesee of demi,. Ms have wives sod falsities. sad addelstlad the slier air so hove wither wife am child, it is bed vessaasblie Sis rapposothot the asiiy have few each. Wow. If ybe fathom ate de moved, teruipfser orphans nod Me widows pi ant be as liar Oases' rowargerste fitness apse weft". umd valet sorb de. =Me ell minnosces. is It am probable ihstflftees our of tae become ham necessity mod wart of recommendation. de predation M a greater or less degree ea society; sad if so. epos OW warm magninary system. by halm away tie lie. of torfre thieves. 'OH menially make Ifflora ' leaving a gradonl irereare of ihrre owe the before, your Pelltimar Mat this user came of tie *tease ormimes. dad whereas veer Printout, coa.iden Mat 'Jinn are fre qeenily placed. ea the peewee s.sest. kr a very paeofol saws- Sion. to accost of beim forced to (Armee am of two MAP. that isms my, either le argelt the plunged mama perjury. se give up SW delinqueut to as sump& poosameat Wow, is Is lob easiest to be denied. that Juries itemallynasme tart fanner of A hirer; m uer; minify from the seism inemeslity of lbw r ie" v, and thus Capital Pasisheamos lewd is lacrosse 'friary. Awl whereas poor Pet 'timer cimalders that ilosamods of Jayeasie deaden escape wiihmd the Irma ptionbaost, Waugh the enwilllatand of toe injured part. to prearmar. Solely throortb the anlast lormioloy of the law, nod the. omen are erworraged to jots these depredate, and juvenile depravity le brewer a satioant ealaatt•. Ad liberties veer reskirmer. Is essasempLotios she maleisnde Oarswomen; is femme of she pbolhi.w 4 Capital l'ssaishmenso. cims•Oiliers die wail, innocent proms Mat have bees, mimed as ear of s h e Masi proem. sad earamit be remembered unbent the mast poisons* feel** if as she sear of smapsthe vole Pensioner soberness, that larninssek as is is impassible whim Ish is mere eosins so make amends so she referee, which might have been door open the Pesiiinsiinry 3)..rou ' inmenark the Proneasiary System so to be preferred . to shit of to pea*. swot by deed'. Year Pensiomer, therefore, humbly entreats. if ia your wee d.on pHs should WV wort. that roe a ill be pleased so ibolish Capial Posniehmense a all eases complies mardre. 7. J. WATilikS. Yesterday a Cosa of Metiers woe hold at the East India-house, then the stew Directors Masted oo Wednesday last, viz. Alesmoil.r Attars. E. ' . Hoe. limb t.iad•at, Robert Complo4l. 6 q. Jello 11110f1 q. !tumid Div*, F.sq. Dor,d Stagy, E.g. took the aloha and their seats. CAIIIPBRIA MAatoat• BANK% end Gtoone Astecnostsic Pt a won, &qrs. were chosen Chairman end Depety chairman, for the year ensuing. The Loan Cutcr JUSTICI hes appointed the trial or the indictment molest the Proprietor. and Paster of the New notes. for a libel on Mr. Nerwr, St flulidhati,te.worow. Mr. finny sttewded the C.ettwo.. Office yesterder, to elder* the Jury. so he condoets the whole proaltadiona In pontos', witboet the stela ages if Germ, et Attreoey. '"'^^••••••• means prom adeemsu.—mr... catty ; bet it is too narrow for the use of their oars, siderrition. for the cite s that by one stroke of Mr. I BANK% and Ghosts t A etacnostoic Pr a %soi l yetY o r I s e mo rehrel POOPS and the bargeotea, in consequence, most lay on their Sturges Bourne's pen 14,000 individuals s h oo ld a t &qrs. were chosen Chairm e n and lbspety Chairman, 2 , 1 ht. "M``' - eot backs, and with noosing their feet open the lop of Mice become liable to harden it. The effects would for the year ensuing. • WA* the 0111al. per elese at Om. Me fennel, make their passer. to the end, which is doebtless be similar mall !ergo wranufselering towns , The Loeb Costae JUSTICI hes appointed the trial 3 ,0 e s . 4e. to fa. ria. . ileac a Canis 'Mi d. ' ' No W. *hem • practicable and easy. That the bargemen may eel . and he !rested the Geardiaris would now giro the of the Indictment against the Proprietors and Ptinter .-11- gL se e s l eormetworffs "ag' feel any inconvenience or delay, occasioned by want same active and determined 'opposition as before, to of the New Mu% vim . for • libel on Mr. 11111119, St i ll s he csa '''''' 01- ***** Bu ci water, a large engine, or pirce of mechsnisrn, de. a Bill pregnant with absurdity and mischief. He Guildhall, to.osorow. Mr. Rue" othowiled rho Gown* .t.h.'• '• T-31 MUM nominatell a forder, i* to h. erected on the Thome', should therefore support Mr. Robert Brown's mo. Office yesterday, to tedoce the Jo so te Os let cc. to O. Os. O. calculated to tarnish ase &ripply at the shortest tion for a Committee. the whole proalliedines is peewee', *Kirov tho assist. comer • . • • *war .... it. thl. to Si. h.. ed. so hit conducts ow. Lot.te, The motion was then carried without a division. awes of Gomel ow Annecy. _ -• Inc FRENCH REVOLUTION. At this interesting end wonderful oceirrence in the moral world has, by the advocates for the too tinusnee of stows, been made the bug-bear I. frighten women and children, and to push even grown-lip men from their stool', we, who ere en.- mien ro t h e present deception by which nations are governed are desirous of 1s) log open the eaglet, progress, and close of that last event, to the WI, and understandings of our Readers, that thermal judge whether the fiord which hes angina/ma* ',suited from it, has compensated for the ills - which, attended it through its different stages. The French Revolution appeared to the geoerality of mankind to have suddettly bent forth. That was, however, very far from the cue, The cause of it loss of long standing, for it was in the despotism and partiality of the Government, and in the suffer. lags sod &wit of the People. The representations of the political deformity of each Goverments were ably piloted by warless philosophers end bistorlaas, mid, mom others, by VOLTAIRE, ROUSSEAU. sod RATNAL. These latter writers may be said to have snw.d the seed of liberty he France, the harvest of which might have beets peaceably reaped but fur the jealous and malignant iaterfereeco of surrounding 'Neighbours. The more iselmediale cause of the French Revo. Won was certainly the ?Mum state of the ft stances, an effect which owner fails to follow • A t po t iugs homiest rule in every Comessiest; for since every enbiessid man is emigrant , prow In love end petite justice, there meat ha 0, temptation or gratification of some kind to Wee, him to consent to ccintsive a$ or assist in the oppres. lion of another. Tbe tyrant, the despot meet pay she creatures Fe his made suck, end that pay seat he made op out or the pockets of these who an practised upon by the Despot Prince Of Poteetsto sod lis advisers. In proportion es the memo of • Government depart froth thereto of right and justice, so much the more tines It reqeire to be latest out of the pockets of she People, to pity the Hegel the Sc. quiescence of the men at the bead of If It requires. greeter motive to indoce a man to commit murder, than merely to rob him. This shows the almost et- ter impossibility of a State ever recovering itself hoe • bankrupt finance, without undergoing • welts tion ; because, were it not for the gratifiestioo of the self-interestedness in those who (monogamist:4 such unjust realises, they would base so sap. potters et all. It is the common, invariable satire of Oat to rise in pension. It woold rot do merely for the King or Prince to reward Mr satellites Web tides only ; they most hove wealth else arisilt4 from ON profit of places or pensions to soppotfllatp, or they 'mold prose es empty to thou as kandose to the People. To call sects eespsoioas of Bakst, Earle, as Hidalgos, 'sold task& Peeple, if a pert of the meel of every other mu mis . ‘" not taboo away, lo give the favourites a seperdeityi, The long and espeusire wars bed else cestribuled greatly to throw France lose-her lij•ncial dinghy.: For dosing the, tam bat( eeetery and were, that is, since the borrowing end feeding system had Mee discovered, it was so abject spry Mahler of both France seri Fogged % to throe their respective coentries late hostility. Ii is • proceeding 'bids never fails to give sack Meister+ power. leteseee, •nd wealth, and enables the. to mulch their de pendents sod supporters le grieve wept. From the causes enumerated, it was elseges to every man see versant in eccesets, that a Rgeletien wu sp. proaimating. Its ',groins were visible even to the common beholder, from the 'hocking depravity of the higher ranks of the People; and above all, .he the w►etched, hopeless, and .desperate emoditiee of the lower orders. The approaddagetespteese of it sap be said to be hailed by the soodereteved tite-geed, who might be thought placed in the midway betweee those ranks. [To he conliaued] THE REGENT'S CANAL. Tide grand endertsking, an sdvantageoull Inwards furthering the commercial interest of Oa. City of Lawton and its environs, respecting the: facility of an intend coriveysort from the Thames, crossing the Commercial-road through IsHeaton (where •palt of the chariotl of the New River has been turned le accommodate ire progress), continuing its li r e through part of the Ilampstesd-road to the Reseal's Park to its union with she Grand Junction Cetaal,le advancing with sock rapidity towards a conclusion, that in less than a twelvemonth, it is said, it will be xcifectly navigable and complete for all the per. poses of trade. Nem/roes bridges bate been erect ed over its long lieu of connexion. The /yowl, which Is finished, is viewed as an object of mock et tio•ily. It is three quarters of a mile in length, commencing at the large hill condeioss to White Condoit.houle. The tunnel is of an ovsl form of arch-work, and composed of bricks. No lamps are necessary, as sufficient dsy-light is seen throve' it to. enable the bargemen to make their way without diffi culty ; bat it is too narrow for thous, of their oars, end the bargemen, in consequence, most lay on their backs, and with moving their feet open the top of tee tunnel, make their pussy to the end, which is practicable and easy. That the bargemen may not feel any inconvenience or delay, occasinoed by waist cr water, a large engine, or piece of mechanism, de. nominated a forder, is to hb• erected on the Theme*, calculated to furnish a se [Nicol supply at the shortest LOL:ftf. N411:4 L I N l'E I. LIGE NC E. DUI, Aram 15.—C*Ino iln•n from the River Hon. Company's ship, Apollo. Tennant ; and 1:4- tilde. Hamilton, hoth for China; Surrey, Airlha.o, for Madras and Bengal ; Sceptre, Gibson, for Prince Edward's Island ; Woltiogroo, Anderson, for Brunswick; and remain wilh a largo fleet of out ward bound, detained by contrary wind.. The not. word-bound that got 'miler weigh 'mettle, evening, are again put back and remain. Pontsnoutn. Ants. flee Supply, Buys's; sod Garland, Truabith both for bend's; Hem Jones, for Cork ; sod Comma, Short, for Dublin. FoLootrrtr, A rn:L 13.—Pot in here the Sampson, nation, from Liverpool for Marahltam ; oat eleven ,days, leaky. Coeval, Arlttt, 15.—Arritesi the Thome, (trans port), from London, to tats troops t• Gibraltar, Malta, and Corte. Assize, roe tuc CoUNTY or Essex.—At am eddy hoer this nsoroing, • coach load of corselets, arrelenced fat transpertatiou at the Assizes for thits miesty, hold et Chelmsford, pealed throuelt Lasedota me their way le the Ilulks. Sormof them wen part of I peg, Ste of whom have helm recently hafted -, cod their 'amoral is tonaldend by the Inhabitants of , the coonsy of moth Woolf; elleisprOdatiolli maw*. led having fledild greet Mere 1641 letni fir tome !time pest. There wee yeetirtjar eidennod It fie • laws failure at Ma p eel Omni* be the City, in , WIT do cotton Hoe. . rends lasi declined emterielly Lewerards the elms SO day. As eleposseat. irons yoga twain' bnetdino: silnt to Gretssa.greto y is erotica I. i Proeinehil Doper loader the heed o ." 4r.dr o f tie genial la ce of the Serreow." s ' A letter from Leeds 6f the 13th lesluit Myer— " The Cloth Halle were again estromely dell to- Say and very little belieess (long, although picas of ell descriptions of goods ere coidelvadly met.* he. low. The smodactorers ben deciired Ile nocemity they are ander of osakiwg smother redoes. flow la the number of their 'starkness., sod beery I veers the most dissrissieg appearance: The T son M .= •n ettesei building, is ttorided with loshotem, no mote can be admitted. It is truly dlaramilog to whams the tiowds of decent.lookleg peelles, of both eases, who are testimony s e ply. Mg for panellist relief. There was 4 considerable goaatity of Grain of each description in the market tools,. There were bet few sales made, and 'bon l et a considerable redaction in prices—say Wheat from ts. to 4s. Barley from se. I. Ws. and Oars 21. ltat 3.. per quarter—it is however useless to quota ' prices, as they are merely nominal ; and from the ( advanced stet of variation, and the extreme line mos of the weather, a still farther redaction la expected. So luxuriant are the Wheat crops, in many places in the vicinity of this town, and so 'thickly set, that the (semen have actually turned 'in tl.air cattle to eat a part of them or. Bal. cher,' Must in Leads market now fetches the scan ! dolor's price of hem 9.1. to ll3d. per lb. A cargo of 800 orrartere of One Egyptian Beam, was sold by imbue in the market here, this afterome, and ave raged no more than from 345. tot 355. 6d. per gear ter. At Batiks, a considerable qoaatity of Corm sod Floor were sold by section Ise Saturday. Tin pekes of Flour end Grabs ate doolieleg amorally is all the Northern mathele. ° I On Thersdoy last a mill wet fired (as we wirier , rand without any previous Notice) by the workmen I employed in blasting the rocks at Clifton i in come. I, "sauce of which am Iwo's'', shower of stories felt I opens a sloop lying in the rletei and eery Much tut her rigging. A largo fragment cif the rock struck a 'mbar between the shoulder and the elbow, with inch forest, that the flesh was miserably torn, and the bone freeload. The poor fellow was takes to the In gresses, where tlieSurgenna have hope; of nvieg the Ilimb. At the wisest of the explosion, the Master of the vessel was coming from below, bat was pro ' eidentielly terolletri by the detk, and escaped 'sleben. Sorely a flag steroid be hung out, or some other me thod adopted, Id gin warning of as intended et. plosion; midden(' having repeatedly happened in potooos cot aware of *hat was going fur ward. (Bridget Goseele.) -Tovg-u4Lt, SOUTH dilkells—Yestssrday J. Men.;. Amen wall charged with viuleneta i e o sa t olting W. Hsy mood, a felon in the Borough tr, and robbing him or lOd. in mono.—On Monde! night the Pt i roner was brought to the Compter rsisi charge, and wee Oared In the fame Ward with the Ploaecutor and hoer or five others. is the course of the evening thee all attacked the einem, threw hie( back on the table, cod chile two dr Wee held his threat to prevent his drying out, sod blindfolded Mm, the Prisoner thrust Ills based Into hie pock's' and took lOC, being all he had, eel of one of thee. He communicated the cif- Ciflalfltalit as soon as be could to Mv. Law, that Keeper, who instantly calmed Monkhoom to be eta cured, he being the holy one of the gang whom the shoots could identify.—The Prisoner had been only lutes tattle Compter on a night charge. All the Olken identified him as a notorious character.— folly bannitled. Coen base aces. A fatt e l&—lleviag had het little Ere '' h Wheat at Hark,. slack Mrday. shot tee samples a,•pow eil this intettsfokof ooe rprothiett met ready wk. WI oat at an. admirer in ariee.—The wimp' of rootage Kole, tontine* /NV Mfrs hating had arm* rt a 1114dildsmi ten a thk week. rice the u ality g the masa pa of to mug e tree•lsty;s line g • •111 mars stem same it • redersinis 4 4•.. n Maladies • wive.. hat three 4 nes the wet demised f..r like iafer••.• ameripti..... -. heavy trade hes Ism draper.—in beast, No, vod .other sms nialludow: Nereus %I 411 MM. APRIL 16.—Oar Mllfiket Ihi. owl,- IN welt supplied with louse llwitel.., which met mode ode at ear WI price,.—The sh.,w ..f &seep ss:01 O.{ very Lag,. Ifat the peke or Matrons. Mahe' than ..a allwalae.s-eerh a, I Vold Apron Monday's grace..—Lent is boas IN Malt a 4 dearer. The busimal is the Hay Market MR not br,.k this InOteinr. laa the puke el that irtielw One n..• Mallet.—Chs.rt is Pa I alma petit oomitiol.—Strow smaiLlow owe hoet....eicah beg very km man were • felled. 'I he aaatied h • Harrel statement of the nomitiets sad pekoe et Market f Too* to. ow+. Pm Meat car PH"- Heed of Cads three? •