The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-15 00:00:00

Mx. FOX's SRNTMIENTS oil PAULA- AIRN7'.IItY REFORM, It iv doe to the lllPMnitd ilf this semi , gildsman* that his .entim►uts on this vital qi*stinn Would be known, in seder to t.►nabinitn jade how fat•thove *No prnNss to by. his ("Hower% and stleintn, have adhered to or departed horn then". •• It Is demonstrated (rays Mr. P.) beyond the pnw.t of sehterfono to ge i htinq that genuine re l•rrernfdit•s alone ran give solid power, and that In order In make .11. Government strong. the Petrie out make the Government. On this grand •saim of political wisdom vow ought to act, end rail In the People. according to the original princfpill of the Cundibition, inostronetti of the f..;orernment,aod in doing this yes will not i ate, you will only recur 1. the tree path of the Constitution of Eng land. In making the People of England a constitu ent part of the G men, of Entland, you Jo no mere than restore the genuine edifice designed and framed by our aserstoll." " If a mew comet into thin lions. as the pro prietor of • berme tenor', he does not come here as the Represenhatioe of the Pcopk. The whole of this 4)4 1 / 1 11, as MI only carried on, is as outrageous to morality, as it krrniciaus to. file Government ; is mires • scandal to our character, which not merely de / trades the House or Commons in the 'yea of the People, bet it doer more, it enrierdsistes the very principle, of integrity in their I.earts ' and give.' a fashion to dishonesty and imposture. They bear of a person giving or receiving foe, or five thoesand pounds as the purehawa.money of a seat for • close borough, and they hear the very man, who received and put ioto his pocket the money, makes toed *nil vehement speech in this House against bribery; mod th-s see him, perhaps, move for the commitment to prison of • poor onfortunate wretch at your bar, who has been convicted In taking • single guinea for his vote in the very borough perhaps where he had publicly and usibiashirgly sold his inluence, though that caiserahlt guinea was necessary to save a family from starving, under the horrors of a war whirh he had contributed to bring open the country ! Sir, these are things that paralyse yens to the heart ; these are the things that vitiate the whole slalom, that spread degeneracy, hypocrisy, and sordid frond over the country, and take from us the energies of virtue, and sap the foutidaiimis of patriotism and The system that encourages so much vice ought to be put an end to, and it is no argument that, because it lotted a long time without mischief, it ought now to be continued, when it is found in he pernicioua; it is arisen to a height that defeats the very end of Go. wet-now:it, it most sink ander its oats temiltneas." " Having shown this to be the state .f the country, end the glare of our Representation, I ask you what remedy there can be other than Reform What can we espect as the necessary result of a system an de fective and vicious In all its parts, but int d and increasing calamities, *toil we shall be driven to a Convulsion that would overthrow every thing? If sae do not apply this remedy in time, our fate is bo cci/able. Our moat Mealtimes patriots, and the men whose memories are desreat in Erglishmest, have long eg o pointed oat to as Parliamentary Reform as the only meant of redressing our notional griemeces."— Sreech in a Boum , of Conintons, May '26. 1747, en Mr (nom 'tart) Grey's motion to Amend and Regu late the election of Venters to serve in the Commons House of Parliament. LAW INTIILLIGENCIL COURT OF Kist's SYNCH. Irsi. It Se UMW' P. WILVOT• lir. NOLAN stated, that the Plaintiff in Ibis ease,. jainneynsen plember and gluier, eneght to recoaer from the [Menden!, a roaster in the amine trade, a compensation for a gross and violent cassult o• his verger,. It *mold •ppear that the P!ftititiff had work oil fur the Defendant, and some wages were dee to him. Or, the mail% of the 9.Bth of October, about Jive o'clock, the Plaintiff !sent to the Defendant's shop, in ilieh.streeet, Mary-le-bonne, and the Do fentlent brine at that time shutting up the shop shut ters, Plaintiff asked him to pay him the wages that wends's to bite. Defenciantsaid, D-a.--n pie, I'll pay yes," sad immediately knocked the Plaintiff down ; and told him if he did not get off his premises, he would knock his brains net with the shutter. lie repeatedly knocked the Plaintiff down, sod kicked him ; and the effect of this violence was, that the Plaintiff was confined ender medical care fur some time, and not "Me to go to weitk for threat weeks. Verdict for the Plaietiff—Damages 51. costs 40s. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Fsa. 13. amorous V. moaLsw. This was an action of troves., brought by Captain Rohertson,of the I.lth Regiment, to recover from the Defendant, • livery.stable.deeper in Cockspor.street, theses. of • sporting dog, coder the following cis. COTglitstel : Some time ago Captain Robertson was followed in the street by a beautiful setter-dog, which no en. deavoera on his part could induce to quit him:— Under these circumstances do look t►e salsa' to the Defendant's stables, reqoestiog ha woald take charge of it. and endeavour to discover the owner; and in cose he should not be able, Captain Robertson do. 'ermined to keep him. The deg remained some time at Mr. Morley's, hot no owner was fogad, and at length Captain Robertson determined to rake him borne; and be accordingly applied to 51r. Morley for that portion', who, however, now, on 'now at coy", refused to reli..quish him ; sad 1.41;n{ ath.+ti•etl him once more in a Daily Paper,an nutter at length came forwartLits the person of Cap tain Green. t 4. whom Mr. Morley delivered the dog, without communicating at all with Captai■ Rawl ann, who in con.pqnetice brought the ps•aent action, co the ground that Mr. Morley w.s nut jientlied in gi ring - him up to Captain Green. Captain Motiimer was called, who proved that he lard the dug, and lave it to Captain Green, and that 11. e online! was worth l!') guineal. The Clots Justice interposed, and suggested to the party the propriety of coniteutiog to trOldraw ■ illrOJ in this case, which suggestion was at last adopted, and no verdict was taken. Each party will erefor• pay Lis owe caw, and Certain Gm* }it I's the Till! STATESMAN ROLLO COURT, Pm 13. His Hotfoot this mooting ►esumed his Slllegs offer Term, and came into Court precisely at ten o'clock. Mr. lISALD had to ewe, that hit Honour would permit two views. which were in the paper, to be iced for !leering on Monday, the ttd inst. as they were of public interest. The M ASTER of the Rot.t.a.—" I have reed the ellidarits in this ease, and I am diapowd for this once only to accede to the application ; bet I beg leave now to intimateto all the Gentlemen at the Bar, or So- Wiwi', that I expect they will not make any motion to me to advance any cause or petition es any pretest whateyer ; for I are, that if I allow this to proceed. Ii will he an end to all order in public Wanes,. I have also further to intimate, that I shall not heir any motions, nr any thine else, excepting on the particu lar days allowed for their coming on; because I bats 'mown ►y experience, that if I continee to do so, I shall, ia tdo, bar all regularity in going on. In giving ibis intirr:rion. I am bi,thly gratified to find that the Lord Chancellor. for whoa. opinion, I shall always feel the utmost respect, bas dune the lame in the Court over which he has se long aid so honour. ably presided; and I treat that I shall not be called upon to give this order a second time." Faux rots LONDON GAZETTS, FL. 13. At the Court at CHlion.hooso the 10th oT ?shivery, 1819, Present, his Royal Highness the Priors Re gent is Conseil. ilisßoyal Highness hawing been pleased, in the name mod on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Thome% Margolis of Bath to be Lord Lieutenant of the county of Somerset, his Lordship this day took the osth sp. pointed to be taken thereepon, wood of th• milks of Allegiance and Supremacy. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office. Fab. It Sty Regisant of Hrageon (heard,. Paymemer Roehfard Ritmo'. field, hem shelf/lb Fuel, to be l'itymbeer, TICe throde in, deeming. illa Dine, Beare James Joseph brat, from the 51st Fnet, to he CoMfl, without perdune. 7th Regiment of Light Magmas, Captain Themes William Robbins to be Meier, by purchase, •ice Verner. premised. Lieutenant William Greefidi to be Ceptitio of • Troop, by pm , ebbe*, sire Rabbles. Corea James Wilmot Williams Ile be Liminess., by peeelease, *see Greaten. 11th 1)11w, Captain James Deberty, from the halfisay ef the Regimens. to be Captain of a 1 roop, vice Thomas Cratatied, , who exchanges. 'fills Odle. Lorries Otto lars.feese the half-pay of the itb Wit Dragases, to be Cornet, vice George Hamilton, taut of Bei- I fast. oho reelanges. POLICE. 1911 Dino meekest-Major JaLnee llaeLeense le be lieu. memos tisarter- Master, vies twang. deceased. I las Reels/wet et EWA Gouda. -nee— To be Emirs a. d Licateatann,hy perehase—lisagas Joseph 111: WIIIOW- HOWIE —Oll Seierdey. Reinhard Ors- Dicer Resat ... from she Ski ret_ , vfs'e„..._Laws.aPestioled le lendieck. Erg , of Na. SO, Jeraryestreet. attended 1 5 t e ti , 1 rb t e 1f, 11 :,"7 1 , 1 7,"'1d a.. .,17,„ . izr . -* " 1 7 .° "" . . upon an inl or 'nation laid &loins, him by the Revenue, I Id Regnant of ram, J fate Gerdes Ranee. Gent. se be Basil, charging hum with having '.' knowingly barboereild by whetter!. vice King, promoted la the &kb Fees ker, •nd concealed," a hog of segars, prohibited ' 154 1 1 1 , 1 , 1) 1 .1 4' Id" , in h , ab il l ti 5 e " ...,,,,,,, A ; Rob in ' fr." 4:4: 1"111"e te be Imported, ion Westisbalia hams, and a piece i charges, nerivtag the difference. ei foreign smoked salmon, without masers' of the 1 Ill i !' o tHwif Lier tw re. t el u lt:Le se le . ". i . c l e )e t e L la i to ii he CESIlia eir e aeon, Contrary to the 4 ; 1416 ' 1 '9 *high Ingle" • Pe` 1 VNA l e r! . Lierseusar Alexander fore)! f i r....ni the halt-paydif Salty of three limes the amount of the value of the 1 one Regiment. to be Paymaster, vice Bloomfield, spoil le eed goods, beside, she forfeit of the latter. the 4th Dragoon Guards. 9 The Loan Mutts& end Alderman Csetstorsta • To be Vint Lieeteunts-1 1 .: i esnial . stsßichard Ellis Newhall. SOUTH presided. from the half-pay of .he lid foul, lice His;,ers Mackay, nne Joseph irsithers said, that on the 9th of Jens, as r k .geheage t s. reacia she :S t il t efffirt t aid Aleaaoder Mau. y be GM Foot, viol A. Iliaelait, he was going horn the water-side towards Tower- w7a l r te s . c rGgt t crerivro N g sisedifertere. hill. nigh his brother, he ow a man going along with 190 Dil7o, Carllll Thames Ilaseett Indite. from the haltpay a but wrapped •op in a handkerchief under his arm.. :the . 6511 . k sol e; to be Cntata . of a Cityammy,. Vie' j l a i ll Imo eimuttes , terelying tbeinfernice. !inn° after another man appeared in sight with a beg. 335 Ditty, kaApt IJ Roberieun. from Ilse half -pay etellel Witness followed the one, and his brother the other. VIII Foes. le be Ltliagot vice i l iiißmi" tie/diet *hi tit• Both of those whom they followed went to Mr.Cas. :brag' ' Lin e ", ;A war d m u g.., from l b. ba rm y o f tendieck's. When WHOM/ entered, he saw ewe of the 50th Feet, tu be Laminate, vice Ldward Davies, who the men opening a sack. Witness said be was tI 4s e ti n t r i f e `•. l r .ei e t 1;1 1 lb' . Ham, (rem . lim We ram, to be officer, and seized the contents, which consisted of I., o ,i n e,',ice ss• !calms. oh.; exch./ism. foreign ham and salmon. At that moment the other Si., Ditto. nesitteman Cadet Wilhelm rine,. frees the Royal . sta in u i t u r i y ed ve to ilz. ; . o, o I;c rig liesigea ns hrti purchase, vice Brett, man entered with the bet, which contained senora, : and which witness start seized. Mr. Castendieck slid 51:1 P fhttn, Gentleman cadet William It. K. 121.1)eranos, from not appear surprised aline bring told by OOP of the 1 toe Revd Mil i ar l y , College, to be Badge, it Moon perchase. moo sisal he had something for hies, and he bad the • s.: d ic i r m S4 ,, a ,. Pl g el .:l b a l.b., r r e gi s Ileilmlo Maclean. from u... hair. boa in bit arm'. Mr. Csateadieek said, in reply to r , of the Regnant. to be A ofissam.hergeou, vice William witness, that he could not help it if Captilos would .54th ."I rti k o; Cr i l l iu " :al l e ci T imarL s Genies Come, frea the half-pay send bias presents. ~ of the 24th Form, so he Captain of a L.i . impeey, vice Memo James Andrews. a wateresan, said, he bad carried 1 Charlie.. whe earkaage% the be: to Mr. Castendleck's at the request of a 55i tite l M i ts ". PUZ I s r be " eielteaa atac at, k vit i e L = he llate l- r pa !sh 4o yeseg man. Mr. Catteudieck seemed rather sore I eactrurge.. prised at receivieg it, and said he thneght witness I Ililli.ms•Jallooregitiw*Lanti'zi the w ittr• e lo s ilY of she 5;ill Foot, la he had better take it to the place from whence he had 1 liOth - Wl ' e. Ensign Hee. Itrts;rt Kis/. from die 3its Foot. is be brought it. I Unmeant. by pernme. vice You Basealiorg. painfoled Ite Dino. U n ice Altorw•Clielerpele. hole the halt-pay of the .-- DeMnel, King's warehouseman, evaideed 7 I join 1.. . „„" ,„ b e 1: 10 1, 0 . ,i..,J a ms, c rimse .„, ,:i„ es the goods, and ascertained that they were all foreign. ebonies, inflame the adrereece. Mr. BARRY said there was not a shadow of sup. 78 : 11 , c 1) , ' t "'''. k "g u pi rtmaa V. li i: airil 11 ' be latelewl' by Perch."' port for this criminal and penal information, stud auth Ditto, Maim , it. A. hi•hishoo, free the 48th Foot, to be then called witnesses who proved that Nit. Casten. B. si l gn, t i e vice ayes, Vibe eseb.notee. ienept Edward Vts French, to be Captain dick haul net acted as if he had rapected the goods eva,....;,,..11.4 7 ,by pereleme, vice blunt:lgoe. promoted. alluded to . Bangs Jobe James Newts be Lieutenant, by perebese, vice Mr Roc argued, that Mr. Castendieck had pos. Fre.e b . Ist West India Regiment. session of part of the goo's at least, and that the ITo be Lieutenants, without perchase—Emign Jammu pit ion sums quite sufficient to establish the con- •tec Plikingto... deceased I rhesus V. Duren. Viet anti, ViClioll. ilecraied ; sod Joan Robert 'loges, from the 3d Wiwi Lose se sternal.. deceased. Th. Magistrates decided against the information . To k ,7f i l mrn i :•.: -- ,,, e i t i v ,„, p .,,,„,,,_,;,.„, g , J 0 h,.. 4 „ G i „,n A re 1111iSTV.RIOUli CAUL—FINDING FORGED NOTES. J R 7k a gi te i tre' i : , ' : ,:n i i 'ea'k•lr c.. C i „" e te rs t Ja i r . : l l" ; i . so f i r` , Z:::: , GUILDHALL.—On Saturday, Thlllop haat BrOlDle Maynard tile:, Gent. vice Dowell, promoted Isis hroeght ap for re-eiamination, when James id Wen India Regiaaref, Corporai leases Brost , from the IVeiden, the man whom the Prisoner treated at the po ttoal I r t;t a ioss ohe eot i of t. go ri rse t i t ad trt i t t t: be et Em ig , 'ice I oung, wino.vaelis in the Strand, visa brought forward.— Itispil Wed larlia 'tamers. Hangs James Kest so be Lieutenant, lie hid heard nothing of the easmination of Brown aithnet Purchase. eta middy. dfer l tl• a id till Thursday lan , , when be went to Wingfield's, and 2e n C 3 ;l o l, ttr ,: il l,,, t . ;,,,, r , 2 l7 , 4e :id issi ' pa u m e t t , r . r ' h em the 'sprouted his willingness to attend whenever he was kit KVET. required. Ile recognised the Prisoner immediately, f Lieeleseal-Colonel Sir It. t liemare Hill, of the Royal Horse bet said he had never seen I.im before or since he SO;t7eatej".orsbr to co t tiel A i r o in t y be try.i, William Gordon Cause. drank ait h him at Wingfield's. Weld.in then too, of the la Fuca Clouds $ Joie Unmet, of she 224 Foes. proceeded to state, that shoot seven o'clock on lIIKMORANDA. tLiterday morning ' the 6th tett" passing down "ed. to be I lT4 n t i lut im o e t e i t e ' t f h l e ' t iro t es rl. an liels o ll:s b • e :t t i l re P t7es t. ford•street, be observed the Prisoner near to Bedford- epos. half-pay of the swa Fort, receiving the diteramee, via. sus court, wish some notes exposed in his band; Pri. takee plttceial. me of Assismeanergeme anat. from the 2lst goner said he bad jest found them ; think , he said in light 1 1 1 ,Z t n o t b e A„ii,,,,,,.serg in she Sid Fit, pas mot Rose.street. Puffs then went on ii, Say, that so taken place, he was passing along he observed a girl come out of one of th 6 bad houses, end pot some something in the hole where the shutters stood, or words to that effect, and that be (Brown) took it op; that it was wrapped op in a bit of tog, and tied resod wills string; ke opened it, and foetid it le coo lain those notes. Witness did not cry halves, or make any observation of that kind. though at the time Ise believed kis story ; bet the Prisoner said to him, " If you can tell me where 1 can change env, I will give you a glass of the best the house cos af ford." Witness accordingly took him to Mr. Wing. field's. where they drank together; and on parting. the Prisoner gave him a shilling. The Prisoner, in reply to 'he contradiction given tte his statement by Weldon, denied that he had said the man was by when be found the notes ; bat that be came up behind him whets he had them in his hand, and certainly did cry " halves." Mr. Alderman Baleen and Mr. Alder man SMITH both 'Ted in the *pinion that too mach suspicion still buil over she ease to allow the Ptisoner to be discharged.—lle was remanded ac cordingly. tHRATA. Is she Gaseitr flaw 6th tilt. F•r Attestator Allin. Esq. in be Paymaster 44 , 1 Foot ; Reed, Payment, r Atesaad-r Anti; from half-pay of 99t1 lost, is be M..) mater, die . In the Gazette of the 'Lid eh. For Captain Wilhelm I/04.W Manilas, I' the Royal Artillery, to b- Major is the Army; head, Captain William Bolde■ Mathis, lEe. la the Gazette of the ft iota. lit Regiamat .or Unagmeso—f'er Charles Morton Knatchball, newt. Se Corset Stead. Norton Charles Koateithall. 114111 I Ight Fee Linitesnat Coraihwaite Onesmusey. fro. Urommas, to be Cayman Ma Troop s limed, Limit. CaramoraitoOmmasay. Ikc. For 119th not. Whitman. Patrick Lope, from the half-pay of thellogiamiat. vice Adam Many, wan estimates. reeeloili the ailliereme I Kmoi. Mth Foot. Lit-weasel Patrick Lova, from the balf-,,ay of the Itogiment, to be U.-turnings, vice Adam Murray. mho eatlmmges receiving the di/fleece. RANKRUPTdY SUPERSEDED. W. Peet, liasetttoll-street. merchant. !JAMMU/PN. J. Model, Paneraeggreet.Totteolgant-roirt•rne Wirt inn.er, Feb. St. March 6. •t;. nt (Nada:All. Anomie.. Mr. I nilinend:e. Seentotartes 00cr. Coleman-meet g and Mew,. 1l illig and Cu. arnford.ronet, Throemor.on A. ureptae. Klletthree. stnoptbirr. grocer, March S. 9. 97. at the Maven Inn, Shersesltair. Althettlea. Itog.er and Co. Hartkles•buildiage. Holborn; sad Mr. hisigr., Shrew, bury. J. W. .hikiaten, Harden, Sour!, fanner, 1 . ..6 'P. 47, Magrh V. at GaiWaall. Attheury, Me. Nrnlefuld, N, , tfulk-orrrt, Strand. J. hale. Pateronstrr row. wbaigoale atailmwr, Frig 2 1 . March V. at handball Allegory, Mr. Ilur.t, Mdb--trret. J. Itgabeld. kdoeral-olyet. COorndi b-tqoare, dr:drr. Feb 16. March V. 9.7. al Handball. Alturnir.. Mryarr. Warr and Co. Eirlaaalte bending.. ILigtal EseluaKr. Upton Worn time,. oallorrylagni, Feb. 10. V. March 61, at tiondirell Anemia, Mein. Lee and Co. Three Cron*. 'were. ' 7 .ollllm:wk. R. St arbeck, M limn next (iravrsnad. Kral. boot maker, FAL 19, tn. Marro 27, at handball. Attu' ney, Mr. Ledgyggcb, k id. C. W./vet, little Trinity-1310, Lace-denier. t eh. 16. Mare! Is, at Gnildhall. Annear), fir. l!sacy. CL•ricat't low. T. Ruud end .1. M iddlegnag. Nraregilr-epou-TYne, gorgeous's, Feb. March 'l. !7. at huildhall Knight and Co. ytteat. SINGULAR CitAuitztzt.—Frirley4 morning was found (lead, in an olare•re Imlging, in Gonrg..yartl, Whitech•pel, Jan. J..nes, more commonly known by the name of Crazy Jane; well known for years snout Reg-fair. ito.ernar).iarie, Thenten.noteet, owl Whiorchoopel. She ioneol to lie iivcoriloti with seri. ficial flower, round her head, with a large leek stock in it, nonl half naked, • wiohoot si,toen or slotkinv.— She hid fro onetly been employed in 1 npplyetti the OW of Wir no Gosport with vnointon articles, where she former' a t..nnealon wilh nine of the sailors, who was !talied an hosed (iter), of 74 gnus, at the time of the memorable mutiny at oh. Note sow years ago. Ti,.' unhappy elide( her companion it is opposed &- vivid tsiir at reason. G. Trkkee, low. Stake Newington, uterrn.2% F e n. t'•), 27, Maras V, at CosiMall. Attorney, Mr. M•ogttwm, Cre d o Si. J. Pitcher, Upper Thanten-street, carpenter. 1., b. 16. 4:, March a, at tln•ldball, Aiturines, Meer. . Liodnitinti and Earl nicer!, 111.4rkfrars. 11. W ilkirwo , Liberpool, merchant, hearth 4. 5, 27. at the Iteorar 1.. n. Attoon... Mr. Lowed... Liter. pool t and Mr-r..Ta)l..r and Ca. Kilter Ilanwel-sellea. Teeple. I) Inwood. New too, York.hire. merchant. Feb. 96. 9/, March '4; ,at .he (*nut hoar., Wattield, AMsrrks , Mesa. Faliatuhe, Wakefield. *. martin, 1, a , euhall-market, elweaommier. FA. 1111, 97, March 27, at GiriM6.lll Anomie', Mr. etearell, laire.mmot„ Soothisark. G. P.nul and 8 1 hampme, filainereral Sate-roomo, Mjan inn I:rnr. broken, Feb S. 27. !Nude at Goildball. Mew. Knight eel Co. (Fa-looltaft ewe. W. ma Limon. hunted, betennaber. Feb. as 27 , Min* Ve at Gail/Mall. Atmore', Mr. Jews. wow lee. DIVIDEND". Mamie S, E. T. Wafers, Old Smith mettiese-. Mitt 6, M. Rremoo, areet, Si. Man i. ita.lbe- rim% smliller-Mareb I. N. Le 476.ininaat mad J. V. Retrieve. Fee- Mrosebditreett, aerelmaes- Marra 6. G. e`. Never. mid J. Ilerfere, beasCaltrel. wirrehnniti- March 6, N. Kiwara tirade. Wed Keidellefd. barereemaker -laircb 11, J. liamiri tern and .1. Mayen. Inerrase. Wrihrea. March 5. N. 9. Emelt. sad E. laylor, Illoorteridtpt Olemeemerdalre, elieleet.-!larch lu, B. Dime. Cardiff, (,la. imirieedeee, drapee-Mare6 6, J. otelaa. Hina;minich. delfler i. apirittrin.liquor.- March 6, woes, leromeme Rea, draper-Match Y. J. hit mamba, Matwr w, EOM s , .aaa 4 eeeretest - Man* S. t Use ea, Distee Reellare. abilebreper March et, U. Polack, S..rilrld, Jrat eller - March 9. 9. Wileme 4/eerpool, Enter-Siert 9, N . tchlmoi. I)evemehler, 5..1-asaker- Match 6, F. Deverrat Mid M. taelnrt tweet. ilelpap.-linte, merchant.- Feb. 16, J. Robeelt, Weed anew. Spite' Md., ellk-manuoinetarrr-M. th 6, J F .11teeth tem um • GaiMf.id Mart. imarnore.brobat-Mateb G Cooke and J. Kohler. ichola.laad, merwheeek CIiaTIFICATES-Matta R. E. Wen, St. Mardarer•aiell, Sed.blwark.lapaedediaid—. D. Cnopfr. Bark-orna. Hordlyksin. and Matt•laae, iat ann-lwas —I. Lepton'ler, Minaeir•, ware►master—A. Mon. Uasa-amat. E+wr,+gwre. saurian—T. WMann. Linea. pad, chiaanaa—T. Baia. bander—W. LL Timm (hear Jane..suert, baifad•row, dealer. P HVI F.RSH IPS 1)1141OLVED. ....... R. sod I. tlray. br.elloyett-T. Barand and W. Tordrew. Hide.ford. Ihnooohtry, totainbanorro-W. Howard nod S. (moos, Cokbater, pato stab It en-H. Md. mop T. a W. Heaton. carpet...n-1: 11..ishmr.. rod S. Simla, Magentas,. twines nmett-J Tomsk sod w. H. Asslteen. Maack , . ter ss.:lll•l4Nre.maostfmr•seen- It. Vlesilisrp nod it. Poltlag llororide. akrebooneopeo-J nod M. way. tWollon. groom - C. and T. I.lessre, Museestb.street, kailiar.drason -r. mkt R . neither, H. kat. M non . limber oaks sotootoso torero-H. Prestiec sad W.TWIor. Royal Areade,Pall-nall. 1 brat oaten-W. Croctr.ad hial A. Hubert*, LPVCS, tarpon -W Hoehn oaf C. H.,' oic.. Cosesi-gariles, peel's- J. Renard sod J. Bighorn, afooredia to, bronio.se.- .srfactsters-3.'rebtvnt. It Naives, 3. Tebbe',. jut.. amid A. Ranee. Liawhoose, ailpsr rights- It. Riley. S. Maas. W. 1 Itrussuu sod A. Itiseliber, Derby, tope- t woularamok-Ilt, Sage, ;ad B. P. Tells/Ir. Ih. re Toureliort, no-desks-T. tattoos sod N. Walter. klaaranter.otoaritteno-43 aid 1. !Pe n. garter, hmkrepers—J hazard sod J rood. Boatel. phomben- aod *o. Brood-wrest, Nat, liffr,tows dealers - It. nod I. 10111116. Lomas cr. tosodamisopors Unl4fag, R Cooks.. load It. Walk's.. Rory ktnret. St. Jason's PAH sod J. Meem.a,Spitsl-sitsere. sillt-armassisten , It. Blackford sad B. Wicker. Wsppi. Hipb.lllfell. choodlcro- N. Raman atd W. White, Nottioshos. anion -S. stool J. Walker. not iss Che.site. silktr-I. Tosser sod H. Slyers Tower bill. dap sod .ftn ts-W.* Anon oad T. Sb:lffley, Lichaelol, catch waken-Ir. and B. Fatter. ! Norrioitoo. Itawaohifc. s.illtiser•- M. wed T. Tense., Rip -1 hisilmus,grstire Terk.hirc.rionoen-I. (4111 , 110 ad J. Miaow. Cott-hill. Ka bit, coal-eoerefoaki-C.Btoiffer and li. Stmts. Wbefechol raltA nrktorr.-J Warr awl J. Pi. lard. Li we, pool. liatier4octeksoto W. Calikofforood and J . Tamp's. North altietd•„ notheosarerososfactoren I N. Blakey nee J. Sh. p. •toeiptr.eaken-J. Artier sad T. R. Rossi.Slatt past-uoill, Mentionable., sellers The Average Price el SUGAR, for lie weer, nits' Feb. 10. Is I. 90. per Cwt. Average Prima CORN el ENGLAND sad WALES, pee varier. fres the Kriars.s, cadlwg 6g— %Mai. I Rye Barley. Gam I Beam. I Nam. I Oats. S. t 1 59 .. f ~ 1. 63 11 34 5 $l. I .. 0. ie l0;:0 1 911 U arATE OF Males. learke. Cart ;rt. endrr ee.bnrr of death . 28 Dire — :;pe - asrbein - 41selludiuseist - ---- of the Gout bas bee,. resplied . . . . . 4 .3 Caavicts Nader seareaet of tramp resoles fir life II ft Ire , foe Nonfat' years . . 4 . .S It 11itts . lilites retrieves yeais 49 U Premise's sexier wriest, of Imprisonment for felony sad misdesesM•s . . . 64 19 Conwicis respired deriag pleusare . . 14 0 Primmer* for trial 1.5 11 EIPILCTS or °noon: . Pass:ow—Lest week Maio* Bross was et omitted to Coventry Jail, to be tried for the wilfsl warder of Eliza Brow ti, hie own child, by throwing scalding water over bet while In her mother's arms. The brutal act was dons is a fit of passion, and wither,' soy provocation. The mother is in a dangerous state. Connsuitto Stamon.—Yesterday a suitable dig. course was deliv►red iu Newgale Chapel, by the Des. Dr. Cotton to the three enfortunste wee ordered for emotion to-morrow morning. They are apparently penitent and resigned to their melancholy fate. A letter from Guernsey of the 23d alt. says— " Wednesday night last, about eight o'clock, we ez perienred one ..f the most violent storms that ever happened h►re its the memory of the oldest person; the lightning fell on the pinnacle of St. Martin's Church, and damaged it greatly ; the weathercock, ' and the large stone on which it was filed, were beaten down; penetrated into the belfry, following a wire that was filed to a smell bell, which conducted it to the pulpit ; almost all the pews were damaged, the seats in the galleries tore up, as well as the stairs, and the plaster torn off the walls lin several places i the pillar where the Ten Commandments were placed, as also several of the pillars which supported the arches of this edifice, have cracks in them more or less large ; In abort, there is scarcely a part of the chores which has not felt the effects of the storm ; alt the windows hove been broken; the satire of the east window, wood work :and all, was driven into the church-yard. Several persons wise were on the reads at the time were thrown down on the ground, and the windows of a boast opposite to the Church were nearly all broken." BIRTH. ON She Ifib Inst. at kis Wiwi* Vpfar Ofaneaordstreit, dot Lady of ilia How. H. Grey etesset w as sea. DIED. On Ift. 4th irol. at his how* le libldtwriod, In hi. 7!.t :rear, J/111.11 Boi.l• Itattiosoo. Vol. hate 4Me ININI 4. y Ile nos 66} 3esse• in his Maje.ty'. senate. and G1ue . ..4 t.. , ••• 1 " :?"'" nil mirror-mews, roottog which were thnoe of the Ntle mid I.sw tailor, when hearted n• a talat In the fle e :. Abort the middle of last r00n...i, at 1., .ntrit, sear C.liatir, one IV I, or nutter O•tt.ortte. a blitt.l .11 hero 411 or near St. tie 1., who tt...sas to have really the but :lir ivne (t root l et onatiy hart survivors have ..died el) among tit..., who climbed the height. of /the- ••••• coder (leneral Wolfe. Of Chit he was fond of tall.lca wins. hilt vows remained. bat thew he loot wrote earl own. lint ate was .11;.j)11441 10 br f..r mail )ears be bas received a peablolh am.iti ming 14 ) car. 1A)N1/i1 4 : : • Prhar.l nrd Prlslislonl by l'f ni casowi Usetts, ',‘v. 4, ba:ist3rpcuutt, imp %r, as I a- I wol .111 tio .0 oiy 11... I