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

CORRESPONDENCE. -........-- irticular event, but of much import rile mind. It is the salt which Is name of King Ferdinand, against gement. Woof our Liberal Jour• mersis) has given some details on this y of which we were anxious to as iracy has been confirmed to us by tho is charged with the prosecution. ,r the project of a lota for the Royal not judicially cognisable, was sub of three distinguished Members of Iffirmative was unanimously reeog of proceeding are open. The trot ,y the King's Ptocureur, the second party conjointly with the political seek redress before the Tribunal of The last anode has been adopted, and rued upon MM. Rougement end Cu- King Fordisaod, at the instance of is. It is thought that this suit, whisk Jay, will come on in the course of the . teary.'' in the City of the conversation the Reis Effendi and Lord Strang departure of his Lordship to attend dy Alliance at Verona. it its Cu i far as it displays a mixture of bar on the part of the Turk. far saps pf, the Christian. in forwarding the toonopent. TO the old coptplaint its of orgies tends to confirm the ; !led in Europe, the Rarbar . ipp Teti 01 th e . 1147 Allied bionaggisa to, 10ons. *oat re roe In i t e* is irp 4 V "iteOtql pd :i1 1 :!5. 4 O L kit; , C. Ti l ig 4 - • •?4,%) , 11a i. Pa t - ..1: ~ L ty, which is s nn in_kossustpp Cif , eight thonialditietieTt kffsctistleil; ?corder antis: .. litiii ) bel s el t doti s ill i'nr the eastli.'WhidlYftivrf c ,1711 „ro la i ,igriksoitaite .'4T Jul!, ;:ti marts.' "Odyißietili ireilidint Or , • mrt of anarchy at press t '' re every one tsendeit ' h °rot 4 .• the Insurgent ifiipe`•arelii adihg 4froul i which is said tolimd - ileifinith of Ike-, I erstood to be on the point df'hdr . Ipailanti booted {ciao thesis Alden. oig • whia of .capitelatinaeoiabsititswiesfes' i • 1. ~1:.1: ~.. • ,••1; : •• t:tme, i l , eisd.v. , received..frotshLiase.:* sllPof • Awe 'de ,ChilL •As 1 ap tr ojents 'he i ndepeadent'eforces font ins :ICI.' notbinw of.' impolasai itemise, '&4 1 0 body . ae Lion had proleettni , , sanblapt,in. rogasstiagosier Mende n iv°. " ' - Gorey fl 10' 0411,110e*1111 . 4 . :' It ' 4 4 ft' A anti ndre % . est! It .., Rift.* 1 _...;..._ .66 1 06 ie tfrrearereg Teed; !flertheiP o ld '" %a toOlarirthitt ./ .44.14106 FA* tiosoreetat )wira,h 'JIMA _ l!diakosailmgli - Zs b ' : ".4 -64;4444410 1 11priPi0044' r . litiolebitallti v o , oi , !Wit:lncite, ii m miles he.rmscar . . mtplilfitrltriTiteillE7 Irte was natuiall • `speattlikliortsilliefs'did" eintliiiiehi 1 tentlud:Wlth. - kgrkt i l l ill lint' t v ell ' systel*Ju:„Tinsillt* I kjitlite iitlly eredrieddhli*:eeflle rilall, Wilba. .1 ' ' • • • Obi- - l rlin' s • '• . a., afro ',. &s l ue Ake; • Nit fetter* ot Atli . ".. .4 .. .• a rateribit&-bb i • Y." i. ' about clikei"76.(— -1 for Ide . . ...toplated. •ba curniellYJ wrhim .. .ain • .mt„,ystiyeral)9F ,491!,:ia: IlsAiittilltVirbile e ft, ,• 1 4/ 5•r1.1,, .- iipbcrittibtl6oto: j i ttery te pi ,or "• ' 4 libedt4: - fill Weider teil l Fishlike, totter' is detail • diti...bahlla do,"' his ilionlierot hiveribise* eileadett on tub +OW bowies tlitoblvairea. Ma' dlieolotroa at,,about throe week/ gime. -Ibridtad wish'. .../PIPPOIt Pain. ylikawlsbeoo webs". IsK 7 -up opt . / pbserlaNd., . , .. i: , .... , I ..,lit — in ear n P9Pitay's,p,ul)licabli, itp4r i 9is nt(stake, cornauxted* few Is, se t tghbone . 4 alp now wish I waken: ‘reiasetoeaof a 401111- wbich bel el twit diatathera a th e ili taitd.,,,sst 1.,. •A few rues i ago, Ipso reaurraet barehla t rd of—,-and : Were about , when one of diem exPllfsettd. WI" erne and cart, and the other dein-peed y had no enkto stand by the horse.— amok upon them, *beaten elfin crops* from the death and skipping semis a d,." oa, 111 band the borer, lady!"— Odell terror greatly lengthened, raised w turfed grave, affording an increased seized titer despoilers, and, like manises, knew not whither. The urchin goblin, mischievous youngster, who, to save ited drubbing, had fled from home. tarters, for the night. under one of ies, from whence he was tempted to expectation of his expected guerdon rec. Ile now marched homeward ,orse and cart, which, of course were ihese were sold for the b e n e fi t of the 4e proceeds he was educated, and put to tabors, where, we understand, be at this Is reason we abstain from giving the es more particularly.—(Ediabergh • Thursday week,' the spinning -mill iinnaird, was discovered to be on advanced with such awful rapidity, , the house, with all the frames, flax, iolly death/lied. The tire is sup- Inated in 114 - inattention of the sew• •harge of extinguishing the lights, sed in the evening. The damage .rable.—(Ediaburgh Review.) .—This morning being so extremely .tended the Corn Exchange, and but been transacted. The prices of all nominally as on Monday. The inland and the Thames scarcely navigable. "1 It. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. --.0.-- • . Dees, Dsc. 111—Deme down from the rivet' end gelled, the Martin. Kett, for Gibraltar; James Dielop, for Nevis, and St. Kitt's ; and George, Baxter, for Nantes.—Wind South East. PLY mourn, Dec. 30.—Arrived the Cyrus, Bsmi9ek, frop Bilboa ; sailed the Olayren, for Naples; arrived the Opted, for Dania, Helen Maria, for Boardeaux ; and of the port the Ulysves. from Baltimore, (of orders, forty days out.— Wind 8.8. E. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 31.—N0 arrivals or sallings.—Wlnd E. N. E. Liveapoos. Dan. SO.—Sailed the Beaforth, M'Dowell, for Calcutta. Peru, Halsey. New Orleans; Robt. Quote, Roper. for Savannaltalbe ftockingham,which was on shore on the Point of Air, •been got off, and brought into this river. FALMOUTH, Dec. SO.—Arrived the Lord Rawnsworth, Cragge, from M. John's N.B. in forty days; the Sisters, Kent, from Alicaut, in thirty-one days; Young Portius, Holmes, for Smyrna ; sailed the 10th Nos.—Wind E. EXTRACT OF A LITTER PROM THE AORRTS TO LLOYD'S AT CONSTANTINOPLI, MOV. VI. . _ .._ . " The Darius, Iklothe; from hence to Odeon, ran foul of a seed bank. off-tbe Mouth of the Danube, Mid a gale spring ing up both veasel sad stores are totally lost; crew saved. Light other vessels are lest in the Black Sea. vls. Austrian ship Stella. Andretrish, lo hellcat, hound to Odessa; Ass ,lrian br.g Aurillasoi ln• ballast ; Russian brig Nicole, and pd.* t ooother, , conotott )ty Ismonorratt, both with goods for Odessa.; the Ang z t ghip.Pallast and brigs Count L en- Peron,god .119 (legi t eta 4 mat iirig extotanza all with cargoeli from Qide4dit, 'ATOM 'Te has &tee destroyed ' at l'Onedos by a Giieltilre Alp." • hot btilie fleet cut and' rag into,the Dardanelles."' , i ,'::., xLe •• e lekritirr ,01/1 3 itivesit ol et Ve atidnilito LLore's At t e.“ t. vit* itiok m df . .fiv, - 14 ,t 1 The nifil."lll34Y,l I llie Leant Attli: burgess, which kited from :160'6e Sis-letteoill 'with provilions for ?lapels di Romania, were met outside of our Galt by some Greek tOrtriiere„ whteltitad ieceived information of their loading item, andslairrigehloto•the Isle er, 'timbre. where the Greeks took possession of their cargoes, and dischargenhomessels, ele%F risi osiy ia. Awl. h r 410.4 r . illitel,i The Flora returned here lki•Aft inst.. . clf.cegtattitiestsd the intelligence Accept. ate, .. ilia s meaty's att Martin, who , latingi due tit la To }} slirk. Tn epiwri with the Fiore. to 'them! 'rest !td . '6_,filie 441 , t0, lA' trite Greeks w ribltged to ettillitilYerith".*: The Mei* iris re-loirdhti there. aed has proceeded on her vdpiigri. The cargo token Nom the ThielyrAmt,•lo it Omfoeltottse thelremider Cap ti Askew's seal, erai ti n trtb al antes& et eh ari.eveip , Aft, to re-load it.. This vessel eart;lyeiwas Paint the WhedaJor this port, bet we Lim ham been ffriltelvtolletelevd. ,4;ept. Astor is butilliff i ll ? i to every preie,ffiFii FatiilufgowAivotwasloqt As is elk .1 1 11 . for Ms ff,persl ilk t &Awe sopitHrAttrisig itto Pe-' 1 has pill s : Arqurtit. ,„ e _ y . le Syrani • , t or repNeoLfe: e' 'OVA ' I in fiord& Apt tAg igedlo di seblititifllb hirer 'ire'r eeked befit re theltbr qff t 40;40t. tall rtetabikittryi clitniegal,' she hiley*Nieldfse as her voyage. .1.-its.• 4 4 • Net isa ha aeoseeded la • rearoviale , all- 'Sank from She . edffen, 'and ; were is the act of lifting it, when ho(tbe deeepdr)diteharged•ibe mildews of his fowling-peke /abed; which midst. have token :street; AC loath cries ,Arec.lllorder.i musdrryfr wire. heard; end tiramneof trim imolai in the direetionaia which they effected deqkratestrape r ' . • bs,A , RXMARKAILIC Cantu waffle se—•lt tollV4intletrlimbnin oche recollection of 'speed oie renters, that aftetellislreat • storm which took phew se the nioraing of We let ef Dec. Oast year, it was stated keens Glebe Mancheaterpapers,,that crystals of mit had been,,,tomedin theightdows of a ge e "e a imps 1s Selford, IP€YS 4II C6 tbsit tifelPraY.l9K4 ' sea meat - have berg driven. lo t et diptatice inlan by 'Violence or the tiled. Mabf persbes retitled tfikrati e. ment with incredulity, bat thp fait his tieelyed'enfirPlete eonfirmiticin trim varlfitri Miring the last Yew nays. . Amongst others, Mr Theiral Bleekirell. 'of Crampton, oh! serving the appearanee, end we believe, Me • taste of thel Iserustetleas on his windows, rubbed a sponge Over the glass. and took it to Mr. John 'Dalton, a very eminent else.. mist in thia town (Manchester.) for t h e poetise of tequestiog. him to analyze Its contents. The:'presence of salt was hp., mediately aseertaleed ; and the same experiment .made b Mr. Daltonou his own wipeloiva in Mithebester, prods the saimelwiAM.—(!thoteh. 91othihta.), ' • • , girCUM4IIIiCI .1f A very ,trap It AO/40er male - i Amu nature, has excited a good eal:cri.eriolity sad, enquiry here in course of this week. So long ago al the month of July last, a rood.* box y :Wasuriacaboat 11 iDeloa IsElongth„ "laid in breadth.. apcl'of a monitor depth, cams to POI* WWI verriege . charged 'from UT adareasad b k a sooievihpf indifferent, art il ,aimar featly.* female band, to ~ • " H. Williams , Esq.—Wr. Fisher. Rancill g - Pritiftak ; IL ji," by Coaili, Jut): 'Binder this superscriptien, which was on card fasten. *filo the lid by small nails, there is also inscribed in a slanting direction, over one corner on the wood, in a' different and very superior handwriting, Jno. Williams, Oculist." The box was forwarded from Perth by one of the Dun keld coaches; bat as the Oculist had previously left the place, it was returned to the coach office. The guard of one of the Edinburgh stage coaches, in examining the lumber in the office lately, for an article of the kind, which be wanted for some purpose of his own, fixed upon the box in question. The porter of the office objected to its being taken away, lest the clerk, who was not then present, might be displeased. However, as " the box • bad never been called for"—as they both considered it ;empty—and as the guard•pledged himself to return it as soon as it had served his present purpose—he was allow ed to take it away to hie lodgings. tin Friday night last, having occasion to take off the lid, he was surprised to find that it was toll, and that the contents were en• veloped in a flannel wrapper. Within this there appeared a layer of bay, and again another wrapper similar to the first. All these being carefully hid open, to his utter astonishment he discovered the putrid body of an in fira No other light has yet been cast upon the soh ject than what we have stated above; we must therefore wait until the clews of the further investigation of this re markable case. The child was decently interred on Ttlesclay.—(Perthshire Co trier...) Nit STIIEBIIOI._ FIRMAUR irksinoris FOR JANUARY. litoamino DRISIL—Roman dress, or blouse, of tine MT bile muslin: the body and skirt are in one, and of nearly equal fullness, which Is principally collected in the front and fie the middle of the back; and confined eontid the wila with h red narrow band, listened by a steel bnekle : it is made high, nearly td the throat, and is gaged with four rows of pink braiding. The sleeve 11 easy, and has an epaulette with full trimming, braided at the edge, and a double ruffle at due ,wrist : round the bottom of the skirt are ilve narrow fionnees, edged with pink braiding. Cap of sprigged net. with border of Critish Lisle lace: cottage front; the caul rather full, and separated half-way Into eight divisions, edged with a rouletu of satin ; four, alternately, are fasten „sad to the headpiece; the others are trimmed with lace, and' tether elevated, forming a light and elegant crown; a wreath of delicate flowers, the forget-me-not and the hello- , trope, decorated the front. Coral ear-ri nil, rose-eoloored gloves, and corded silk shoes. BALI. DOOM—Whig* crepe Urn dress, worn. over . .i, bright pink satin slip ; the corsage of white satin, cut bialy, aisd fits the shape: it is ornamented with simple elegenee, being separated into narrow straps, neatly faro Inches deep. and edged with two small folds of pluk ere* line sat In W, narrow band of folded white satin, finished with a tucker of the finest blond lam. The sleeve Is short, of very full white crêpe Urge, pertly concealed by two rows of white eats i ;diamonds., edged with pink erEpe line, and united by half el dozen minute folds of white satin : at the boltata of the dress is one row of large full pets, or boisjiattes, of white , crepe liese ; between eat ate sight white satin loops, et lamtedto the boll:antes, and surrounding a cluster of half- ' blade China roses. The hair, Without ornament d la., Greelyite. gar-rlitfik, fieekla6o,. itailit6; and breiblets, of deal pelt with pink fopatie end emeralds lirferepenfed, and . , faiteeeldby padleckssespeCend•Shadtd with enter/kW' Long: white kid gloves: 'P11441110 AWN,. Sonselime Ifincejlife3:llltoiniestini,,'o 4 Olitiikaiai. -1 gaged with anothee'kentlea4n, • far nselsok OT lw.inatt , guisees, • thic he could en luareiliack lfop ; oyejtltor coma betweenillasgow arid Paistry.,.',ll6.44slllstlejkimere l , lay and .lsis own.!hoosing a l 4o9 l !!lkailp Srift 4l !et ' Wein, extremely 'Welder on nestlayla_at, i e p pen I met to teethe explelktleffbreit.ll: - Affit t ritd ott 4 it down for some time, -1 intiml;of *twn!? itze • 01, 1 &bent it mile en ENklealt Eiles . olfafshiyill6d,", _ i t VI Ridgii t Mr. thstisintrieMtlieti'pally ' 611 r infd du, , and adtempllthetllntifeirditts mile • • ifttililelftfl-. Mal went'foqr ftWi• Siesitilftilinirii.. l oMllll 4 llll% 9 feet 'beoadot tied pratinfittde. fi ffsporik6 dril Wi t . "sleek,. • •-•.,11 C. , 1 ore.s .1 • Ibtl 1190 , ' 1 "Ifi ,ti , ..! , A 'fp-gatherer went , lately into a writs ofilke i lo, 1 1 1 01iis raflide unterWilionfo9nsPy, Witili 11l il ei4l 4 l ( ftd he- ' eltseetifilil klelien'ilien‘et i llipinfitirblK"il . t 1 4 101140141. the man of law, that he accosted him wirll9l 4 • 44 7‘k • 'iff, . yolnriese, Sie,L-sleetpiemkesier teinis apebticinfillok"-4. i*iiiheiro shethil pat :eta .tbeir. , saitilthe meivittfltline. 0., .W basil youripiewessinveyinsldhe irrit anal la writs rot 0", 1 replied the:inse f •repteMmehiesodispewse,nemwessilllpfdOn , \Whoa - "I'ilintellesielstrilel bak rid nat a ,riuisitoosse , I Tit Teriniti.u.soilitiViel+illeet Ilif Sete' Vai 'be ' o sitht4Widis6 l .l4llfielitlii•dielph . i,witi, To. tts6 hue tool/qui kevref 1 if, eiir, 5 p,“6641 ),ervihiked! op ffidlielslic ft % 4 110' nsl i lly 44Ifent oirlikriligoi, 'tot ftetil-priffint tdfeil MO 1 .itieltdit 44Psubteilatilthsieskillf ilf he!`tiiii B4 %Nil •'. ilh•fenaiL ere iffielftreet; 'Sand the .4111p01 lyit lit ' l llll,iht tittfe Ma pliettd le tliwttillF ThtNiriff grittie!stiainti 16d deli idti//ta•of Alt' WIN 4hoe•thevfilir SW IRoisto 4ir siiithithettoPreirsifin dM itiittie,e4P, _4l9iir l it::l deitWitlintAlitleslll.lW t*lrtiei_tteifta . ejpi le . n l lllllllVii# estwa ittrifimilh ' the shore:Vs thir pftwfAiiitthiletliti it 611"thWI Will i I 111'4Vittd tll*lleVe tdenirltadiftle 4 6lli ' 1P41904 1 19h05t MlreSdrOdelietiftdbfitlcei'llON ' er'Nterli • pelthrliiiiarrit ,ye . ; flin ts kroolefibtliOr eons on board tliV•e4l ill, iflieikt 1 1 . 41alpiseffillIk tOdvetili - nilft s , l •4 ll : B 4.lAiiiehl fo i h oss i k w i sigsbogimogyi W a tir-..4,„y-... * R i p, 0 Al* i coofined strongly to something on the ellteff , etllfilph tislibflAbleVitrllnitellldetpetlestollllolrlll66,ll•Orikt t go on board. 'ibis ro e is put thle2A4olllll . NCR& ttedkistkledstib elltim4ll* - - Wig Caren to*, *Am Iftletwisirtfffertwilt ihnsAlit sits the person who is either goinktereVonsid , lo+llild *eh/4.4'014144am* !spew titeseeslt:fs ) pWtteld NOW' on welow astkeijenertinitlisiihnienlervlS tli,f! thiistifkite scale for a boat; so that in point idriltPlittl*belifidel 61 bolird, the seeerisrpoilinEwerrenterwill not affect them I the only inctspreAeittailL e hif 1tar1g.644 and hintirano to commerce. ---.011.-:- r At ,. 4 ,• ishu t p:74-,, , uiiitiotahav f iti l itt le l laVeiZ e ll r " ' ' -1 i l a .t 1 t h It i. iv) .4 344,, , ~, 1 )iii eft; .t ii .le ; . O th C I A, li. i hi t ) " 4 I oil ea y n man teh . OM, ace Mai ell ' C f l4e„.ni ) Ebit ngl,Okind,ivisrii4pt `elerply_cOnk i elnOin wm . , !Ail; Warden, iiimslare ' ll lie r ll74l 4llT ‘ l e ll a b p,Re P 4 4104 . r i ftri y . T o ft fi f . w 31 ,1 4, , , , u rep te m „lei 4104 eheiile.,S 4/ 4t, . i C r o. t hie t . A !Mq..'lliks .. On .SIIa4PI 5.. P.94 ,je" trey ettceesle 40. 9 ilg F i ltishgree at i tlisata t tike, , 111 ttrellriyinaiind, it "Eiliningtosi Ginnie y,lie : Piny itscoyered i,t ,ball 6nspy ,lirnplelat in ei., eery §tin e ed ,stile; Lnrisaa answering the deacriptinnlif a , n ut Ai bourn sifter it wan plopped X° baye peen, stolen from ,Stlidintiptt. 'They litertly, afterwartli suceeedid; in ap pielt.indlit*Pelli nisei tliey found citneetiled 'in a Small PoP* 2 'toot belt i it ram the hype r ; iri d tbi lissom l. et 1 94 1 4:POtte 0( irleikt bones ' lati,ir "40 1 1,NA4)1 4 4 i tp, :eaddlee, ice.;. Of r". ; Nppactliatety r ii/coceeded . ..wela sie popper int,lh ciofjo Riti. l,4o l' lll o'l ° PP ° likthellli pr i soner lie ores Bedfordshire Iliagistrite„,ut the stta ten, he,was, futly,Fomenitteik to take:lds trial . * the next . jiedrrrd illialp i en. ;,Oiker- ; sharges were thee ifeferiesragedspt the pris oner 'for stealing bridles found Wy v tllff ofilcetilin'hie po • ion, and which turned out to belong: to otlier,persons in the etp4jhboierhood, open which chaigm!lie was eleoftqlysomuditcdfortrial. DUNUARTON I .Dgc. 21.—0 n Wednesday lest, Messrs Gullioe, Ferguson, and Dryden, officers of Excise, after procuring the assistance of Mr. Ferguson, coimnander of the Loch Lomond revenue boat, and host's crew, CBC ceeded in detecting two large private distilleries, on the shores of Loch Long, and notwithstanding the resist encsidf a great number of smugglers, who gathered round them with tire arms and bludgeons, completely de stroyed all the utensils, together with upwards of (Jur hundred gallons of wash and low wines. Proceeding onwards, they iliKcovere+l another extensive illicit distil• lery, at the bottom of a very high and perpendicular rock, but were unable to destroy it, owing to the num ber of emogglers and their friends, who had by that fir gathered from all the suit rouneting hamlets, to the nom bee of fifty or sixty, mho posting themselves on the summit of the cliff, with their feces blackened and other wise disguised, rolled on thrill Isrge stones Clown the precipice, which bounding from our angle of the rock to another, rendered it extremely dangerous and diffi cult for tl.ose officers to reach their beat in safety, but which they happily did without receiving any material injury. It is with flinch regret we learn, that these vi gilant officersavere unable to secure and bring to justice these desperadJes. ory. PRIYA to • v. psi% ts, purl mace. occupies th, publl • about to he tried 1,• one no MM Ouvrard am R udgri • t, eels (ter Courier • rattra subject, the soothe . 'city c certain. and their Arcata the Advocate biros-111 wh • • The question eva.ther ReR6SCI of ufgrl was no sailed for the opt t iions the Bar of Paris.. The aft wised. and three tholes g tcelalnt an by to prosecute as a civil p . party, and the third. to s Correctional Police. TI, • citations have heat serve veer& in t s b o vre of Ku big Ambit at Paris. ..- 4. excites into eurinsity, • Ant fortnight ofJanaary There is a Protocol i I V • *lsiah passed betwixt tl ford, pre :loos to the do . She meeting of the Hol. .• • Op! document, in as liaro.m and acuteness 0, sior to. the diplomacy of 1 444 4 4 of his owe ,Oot • al tha disturbed atil . apes of the disif6cti • gaciously recommend "Attend to their own nit 4 11kbje,...ts who' are dlicor • l'efor Sublime Empire, 8 importoiroCe. ATRENS.—This city. 4 4 7 ebe litrose k rot *ow el; -a r m, • theatand mete* sewsmor day to l'Ottittoft 'Altair godlike bfroft 411114 nod* TM' rifrolia Chief of Attica. A sot oientifl thsvhorerisevit; us I 4 1‘pustf• Several of , el Auptill di. Roodni, whi • ▪ • i viSio‘ts ; and it is undo voe.sorleriog. &n o d Nast Yi ;A • sign ,the I,arLicla.k 4 1401-.) - 1 • • • SW" haTiollaio• 1 APIPIfit kY.ISSY 4!.. ..t)p nec u l o ctniat.the . .0011Arargii • 02°%011 bu. Non a r rA,747 1 7, 4j vl 1 0..1 1 , wt . sew 4 9 rbirilit against him neat appears to he 4 ill. pEipilarclil r iiit 4 ' ' Seer, tary of State war %otter lerrulitdriv;ifil 0 L• eleboottoefttßlVei• 1 44 NAM we* etpkteittl -foe tbellortliethrlf, rift • • ! Avidi 4 . • Eh erif P , `4l. l frositHistemiioet al seise trtinai 11 . 4U/int *laced Klent Mel; niCtsitetemli • ? • uteltadatib teriatihe a • esidielmetirkt fri.easel • 'melee • eIiPA • - &dm 180 404411 6111 1 11 1 6149 W ei . t i rjr3 g= l • c: a s. ell IlalN'l~i swag itiaird 1104 •,• - reiroortskipi'lolsllle4tere a astraot filpt•Nciirkeh village tenor twelve r in the hope of infpfl!M - rivarefiNillipaatl • `JOE Italad *Sag Irene caihiciyottheowleela sy • -sopprnsiblogo.* or roily 506 leed f l E r ' f I•=t t litstosisise •• lc** setieseestal attlie; sotiaisaaid iwiehmestsoll AMP- ffftLlhil‘q Rah* Tits depository for lii *lint a pair afelittpal ; - a tiontirbeieW . • 4erterMetttleopitribil • ''''° ll. • saddiPprolikof ' aka 1.140 mearigairl so -; • !Wake ie Islooollootioal l i ttA 4 K 4 gOrrht p~vrid. **We, a l r qd w street mnR o . or, spll Pressed, se e } • • Ittstraitactiots • J , t ritettfOriad a bums , niebte beferre Ibl s ' •td - sliptst our f C 11 6 .14 1 • • 'sr eves; : ;'• sions dale dead. • • • I (mide rtntertd toe ei CO op ir:iffeß work, u r Avila oboaftlre hors, ••Ikiratiret that they I, Asnbildiog fear Pirsoi me, apparently from grave, exclaimed, " smother stride, which , '7 ului *Pm a new to . stature—terror seized , they dew they knew g wa..nl other than a ri drimself from a merits , t . end Wien up Isis qua the tab!, tomb Atone is ii MOTO wily by the eat 6e Ifor 11.,:oling the hors . with an excellent hor P sever claimed, Thea youth, and by the pre ' barites' in Edinburg oc • - moment is. For this or. names Of the partied 'be Observer.) tin the night of T li a at Oreenden, near K 1 !!s* , fire. Ti,. flames ad that in a short time, t and Pleas, were who posed to have origina vent who bad the etc he* the work cease to moat be very cocaider CORN EXCILINGI.— • at 41 .•rk,fe.s• persons atte w is little business has bee • articles continue novel L.. callgation Se closed, );°, wisifti. , ; 4 ageofswirds_ %I Der '""7 . .,i1 iiravreemonerimer , . ~,i ...di' ! 1 p•ro rg fig 44. Aw1‘ 4,11 1 1104 ell* W bb op /49 1 441 n ry Ntlf, if. ikp 14 / 1 414 1 .""1 were several ; but tiramisetcrellll' Tradesmen a of ei fn a air of. Sfiesop &led,' Llitegitegt tt fi?FrlPMed it 'Ad IPS vl ;' Ate Ala , w. ulditid_f - W . , f we's' YO‘ ,. ok a. 3. a;IIP ' ' ; • . Ott y ' i+l'hi. in h 16 th . HlO fit irik . 1 . .:4,i4ii wii e , .... itioalit.ra.t, yi v 413.., !‘ 1 •;;'... 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' I P '' I .ni eiP Wie l e 01 47 ' V&A fg 1 l i kit i or a rlt R.,t oe er ,boge.tqt e!oto; 'Patti *ire to:b 7 - eili 1 1 ',.—. L e iM j,..:. 47 taqtra., avi !i'l!'" i liatilettittiO . t . t . o' HIV kV, 4 "1F 117 41 3" 11 I PriliAraimtPt iirecsei It Isla lair lii , i,#toc - 10 . r*, mea a! i k. a . ,cr , 41! ,, i2 ibi.,,„.,, i , k .., 6 ,,.... „a t,• ice , ,' 1 ,i414.014,,,,iteg0 tittsomeor 4 14 1 RWI(RIV*II, . l i Arya r ifilniiii: WOOpiii isi IP CIIO / 41111 M i d n Y, . N , fo r liNlF 4,ll644 M o *; hat Mei. WM Afr oi rir IF, 4.011• 16 1411 1 p1 /PO i beleraffi Ntsally pothif es ate Vli rittile '4 . it 4 ,1 4. OAA Ow, be_ ..mF 014,414 NI 4 1 3*544-,i' 7 ii to 'nai l , '.eaflig l et4tolie) Seeleaddy eariiiiagoidat% .abenLailio'bhialtesel ot ii bill' Va .r li tileAlit:'lsaiterq'th ilamaimeW et Ike hialiqiesh of Imattdaals *astedruis Vltitalllar v ilyislottiAllyjiia *owe to NswliattisAbbeyvbahiairbeaserat ircaahreli e Pio .ttiii' tell Mies Vil)).". .oer 'en; .peaelart, he °bleared thoweinate lahaillr iterkihir. am 'Deeitel-libleP Yalqf !lie, - i'cainfrt .s ow stems gaitve.'at Neellato tllntaclsiiard,akbesilei allt_2l,.ieottagr . !ix ozootlii"l44, tenosoti s of wlaicli.hicl!ltian !icraly ia!wriad,o.Flasiyha . 1 , p ,„, r‘vvf, , 4 / tar itnide „ tatkea:p4 f itielghr. i;fooil4i , f.iljtKetra; l i PNO br a ra ragnit y t r rhi Wir tesq 4 1 /V "&t3131,4 V. ..'"1 p p r . 4 !:sl4lil l , *!R rfq 'Cf rie fa , ,e M erPalllPt R.. wel 4 4 pp ew m p. .s . t .v 0- 411 I . l 44 l ittAloilt pz C at 'd ; t re i be e! r i s Ot itt e k te,q, vp ft . kp Om, „AO Wiqa mehc li t, eof dfoiti, attired in i t optl o n, Na‘kabalY.Oroftrlf liiil.Pa'au , he A 4 e,nelsktne e . e n m , g _f,t,hie rPalls f,- 4001. 66 phticjoeb e iv e l it in eo l e a, . ti ng e/bop. psi r ...,,,,#,,N 5gu.# 'llopipe,o lei nil- etqffAt4. fii,lta_. ol,k.AaLeir, MR. SCARLETT. timbal Tat at:tenant ettestiiV ltilitittilielt.] ;It it not, we believe, geberally /mewl. that Mr. Sigma tett accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, &ad so Vacated his seat fur Peterborough, before the tate election fur Cam bridge. The lotion ing is Mr. Seartett's letter to his Ltd Constituents : " OINTLIMIN —Nothing brit the pressure of my pros (visional engagements prevented the from waiting upon you immediately upon the coschielog of the contest for the University of Cambridge 11 intend, however, to hard that pleasure as soon as 1 am released hoes my.present duties. which I trust a ill not be later than the epproatlts ing holiday.. If I postpone till that period aeettplanas Lion of the motives which induced Me to embark in that contest, it is bec.au•e I feel root only that it is my ditty to give you this explanation in person, but such will be the most satisfactory method of doing it. In the meeptirt:d I trust you ail' do me the justice to believe that I set the highest value ogron the honour of representing yon in Parliament, and that the gnetieelar ciretimstences which led toe tu contend fora shafe in tee representation of the learning and science whir kt distinguish the place of my education and of my essay associations. were perfectly connote tit with the profoundest respect for the Elect..rs of Peterborough, and with the most gratefel recollectiii it of their past d..vours. Oe assured, gentitmens lhat I 'hall in every aitp&tion, and at all timeoceseider yens* Interests and prosperltz lie amongst the very lirKlobjects °fry ,sioAvoind Itiais_ipi i .aolitsitiog a contietnutte of your • fiv P PI F II/ - 14 till'lP 9 4 l, lit 3 1 1 1 1 .41,44 01 5. which 1 leer most he , the reitt&etOcesp of ,iny,fecelvieeteggie.,l, ask fee that , :which la gpsoppt Oa r dews; . object/44i. att mere*" +4.4:IIFVW/Fl!i 1•L hATA. 0. 1 4, ligofinr sn •bt 'se Wane% , l' Yoe, • ' ea had, ishibfeb Semen tk ; 1 r• ,:,•,'-,! !:oi- :,..): , or 1,, •,, u drsoilißryirri ,- ',"!.. . *"4 6 -Priiii.efieskSiOfilegitklelii,De'el'i, * Tit2ll "; ! is tiv . ievt /TV bt‘t%T., 414 Ai , 1 4 .11.4 .n. ~ .1 - r :Trial ; • 4 ,0il , RetYIWINTEitfaSIMONS--Ersdrillbsiblid.ll .14. , , ..! -.di , :., A ., :iii—iiisr.--• .•, s. ~: vett' ~.14 t •rwe :0 1.-iy.A.t Jarrell 011.4utiftea nittri.r..34,l4se sAt '1 toga* itiosoell was Wic.leil Ise *testi egno-thotaisehngh oif,Spailiosash,-• in the alseeliing-hnoise. of ' Jektiefihreis, *XVI - five 10V Preignivol, eleven p a mdi s ,. i n : 4 ib m i, it • paliocty of Ott peaseesterai , to - , . •r••• , . 1 . (.! its .At. antillmaClP crilfroMahat - sht , p reread* 1r deo p thi • • • oh ,i,a , tho Beret b. - ofSlailiddahiCllgiirstiets sashimi! at)a f aveateigiii.and' Illoigoiloorde e isoi rim* i Asomehilln Mile he 414 house and pokeilios.dioide oi oneerensh4n. iha e ux4s ritosip the bag 'llltiekltedsoditiallted my a• -, shelif, , Wither litsceboors APO **pissed; thobarsio ish.iostaer 10004titeal , -lAt ll* Omit Hie pthoper•opoimitiranatoese, ad aaos,iel?at passed. Shortly afterwartis sheyeaseettene ,erreetelatclidesilig.llie Metter in Oco sails. 0160 0 1. ibli• hin wifitieilloo bar. Tiaskielter licppened . to fellosleepiopen whiehlbcprisoaar,„erko i rs easitletk• is.: the beasei ae lastehfaillotto named .4 namaoreai ter io:the hew* open some errand which kept isier ont-ofi . thisWeg fooshishlavo *stogy fictlep i gitwas•asoeswerfivtikeote•Akeit Abe Or iiiner WhithanillOC:b 44104 Mdfoikencsim4. lB6 l Abi!ittioolb , bend iXbii.liMiler intim' )isalikler,los. ApholihottigoinairsihttigrallPillir Maosileadtillid, *taken IktileyAmelliingirete•tita, i...l,4iiihoniltlialpromesidoe • .reionnodidieliOtee 'Alierl lloffletfOefiftaill Ails ,Psisewr ' gilostarßll filMAOPMirkhastifileitormsappoehensied. 4:SehOttfre 4100inehh.99404 0 4.filshornehliie OS , the roisher*Ose, plisgegpekteleafi Ile '404 , 41 7 fogillsoodk in title '44101)0 iok i ItiwoArite Intl , Ma .asseing 6 beirnita , i tritatt*rikk igillissiltni Olt aisoalitc. poliii•,4 fora, "ion the RiViingho 10 4 1*PPeffied.i.4* ailistAttatgaheisad.fettbealy 'lrlo4tiliiitsileihraaa,sAti;he ireaiti,,callofor, oba, m e . gr ?It illn S ilotigt.Pg COW iti/P9n. ..119.111.1betellisete ' t ildic Or I * .t i yail l l,WAt f° , o4o4 . (Tyr .11' l. •es ;4ifii/144ACY4,1 3 er FP.e*Ott4g4iiiressl.9#llllod 011 11 W r ifq / li r i ., ,,t.v02 1 ,• o lio. 'v ml bad r ,v , Pt # 'Aff,dl""ligg 1 4 4 0 01110. ' • 9:// 1 ,4 MO. PrirO:CtirAPONN O s the:PricultitOf 11 4 • • ciMi c 11 1 1,c.17,1..t.1 %di I, -I :iikr , l'rvtt • r• i wori:liraglAtßilAbe•. daktT.e4leo4ll9f 4 , • ne. Nrcor 414' lihr,Migrth• 41. eat .1 St f _Merl safe Ife* t 49 • kW !I .4fitly 9AlPtle tac . IFMReffgroi ' (9 1 !iro_ 2 ___IPtiP e _ t Y. r iii . isdirgftdfinhilic JA AMlshricrf4 'ff..ii3li fin vt! noon Seff.os .111.1si • • bri, (le I,,,,itrigooosple6ooloon fibehissalila bets ,5,.1 • uq)i Niftlife,i/fitemsol4lo, 4rifiNrah.`'Wrisb fi rso 111Mtellqd DOWN elle IntistifligUlleahelh: fof higiliCi' It A dd liiißePlor ifstairektietosholistiflifi 'toothy Windt, r ",ttet 1 parish of St. Hiles. Camberwell, in the day timeillffte . if/OW( mitastOnoipats•warior . AMIN , awWsititing 'di iiiser go lisconhst' 6l) *,lttiviii:ttel"e r rtiti PI • •fribipereyof MaegoretilocmolielO• si f; I '' 0 •) . • 114 titakOfig i lltlitta kb ertilf • I hie , " I ti: t itiftie l I •IsindiltividathOlissiseretrilti caged! ftilltitill listriaf it* IsiogriitY,- am ad Milled,- 4 ere itntticht,P4blit OW Ilird'hetrt Me relesiatid a Ain Mitered 'Gentle; 6.0 t %%Mg - *Sears( [her Whorl beeleiliterefk wilneetter **bk' 1110 left him and resumed her maiden name, by whiefigiffe sue d sees ih edii *oh e find Mies eat. ; •I, -,.. f mi... arid Tits prisoseeis4euoieiliern Objected- duellist prdie lastarebossid•hare beecsieseribed in the : iaciieteeent•by the name of Conde, these bele ootlegallerideone *et shweasi not properipma ' loConde. —Sharked linty at . :Itea ri.then the latter oat lad um aoothelyesitani sod though that might be sallivient trejuatify.heein mem jog her maiden mass ;-yet for prepreseat Shone; berp sataeld,that she Prim legally: ioarried; , ii , lab , t iJ4 Mr.' Boron hisaaaacchosight tile obpsitihn. both* reasons o ff ered, was well .foturided, and ordir;disibas loins,. • . , -,`,,in0.1:: ••• . , .4. sin ',. 44 .:-Arbe jury fosodihel:pritessese Net 4kaikpol het *Mt erestiletained for tharkatgiery, wititeohniphtrst.soiolie charge of stealing. :-'0,,i..;.4 s : .. 3.1;11 • li4 ..,nits • : Frederick King avid edieted . forgisilitg fres*, person of Frederick..:Shiphenathisitlt is .the 18th,aof ocessibarmie r famicon.fase h Me - ,vretels clieja i seales and iliiir• . .1 •-- I . A ~...,,'IG.- . 4-4 VGA , . 4 - - ' !t . . appeared. that, the pfflener.crlia .scri m PP Mrs siztint attempting to' itit•kth,e, e c k ciu !L O the proseopsor,-(qijit sorney'ilerk) 1 11 1* fa t • . Kin on, °(144-"tOkt the chain breaking. he aucce my in.ismialipg,,t e chain and its appendagei. ffewas Immediately seeirgd, end .be threw theslattio sway. , . The close being mid& opt, .the prisoner • was 4,40 Guilty, and he was sentenced. to. be confined j 4,06 House of Correction, and kept to hand labour,. forknir months. Joseph Millcia and Jolla J o nes war p indicted r 4 stealing at Eghato op the 19th of September, a watch chain, sod 231. in money, from the person of Wro. Waxier. The prosecutor was a bargeman, and hod been drinking at a booth during the last Extinct fair, and bad &Ilea asleep. The prisoners, who were &lapin the booth, availed themselves of the opportunity of Picking his pocket, but in the act of liking_ the chain the prosecutor awoke. The prisoners ran off, but next day was apprehended with the greater part of the money of the prosrcutor upon them. The prisoners mule no defence c they were found ! guilty, and sentenced to be transporttd for life. .die p • A horse belonging to Mr. HUMP of Carolaide, had leg broken on the intb of last July, which James Hestia, farrirr, in Herndon's!, dressed, by applyin, a plaister. and sec trod the fracture. tirtuly with spices of thin wood. The horse was then turned out into a park' and, at the end of seven week', the fracture on exa- mination teas found to he completely closed. At the end of live mouths, be was pot into the draught, and le now Working as one of the farm horses. The only blemish observable is the broken leg being rather thicker [than the others. ,•• / . : .1 • • I I