The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-07 00:00:00

;.r Jou Ott Mild*lse .- 6. Paai isr.itestcevtox DLTWANN NODIMION AND wine. TRU& LAW a. TOORLOW. . • • • --qh, tree a gestation .of pleb. of replication; to an action • • brag* by the traitees of Mill* Tberlew, under a demlof 'touchups; hy-whitifillr.Thlwtow nes to allow * minter , .tea wife; and tairitinhOothaithand's pie" Ofrepli - toilets vine, that' tikting separelid from his-said wife. she (Maria Tharlow) lestitded I*.thiCeitelstory Court essainst 'her' sake hashandlM . - - ettelitiai eleleta end which "Pei met by plea in bar. itat . ahlriews silks huetiped, cheep jet certain acts of *dottier : Whets bare Ampapitted by the „WA Maria 'Thorley ; m*4001006. hereigemea of the CON ' eistory Court wee, that , thitgetties . .alteuld• be divorasi_ia eieere et there. • • • • • • • '..;Mr. entree weelimild ts/ptlatittlialitell 14plicatisto 611 . being no answer to the mesa esvomun of the husband; as Aiitettained in this deed. • •• Mr: Eternises was heentliksePport of the hesitant:l's plea rquicelion as being a emospWartswer to this sedan, tottimaeb as the charge of•edlelese having been estabffshedi• ....;sied nemeses •of diverse powassimeed, the wife bed thereby, forfeited all claim to alimony 1-0141 that therefore it mosileti! learn this dead of entsment to allow her a maintenance vie ebieitio null sod .Void. and that the.trustees of the wife were precluded from ell right to sue the husband for bis wife's maintenance. ••• The Lome Unite Justice . observed this was a platten .16(too Much importance far the Court to decide hastily. and • .Iftnecoot it to be restored ,to the special paper, is order td : IlifahePor solemnly argued for the oploina of the Coati. • conviction - Institut Tee billAD ACT. Mr. PATT MN moved to remove a eourictiou of a Magic trent andei the 6Uth Geo. Ilf. cap. 73. beet. & by certiorari tato this Court.. The .questien wee, whether the provisions of the _Actgave the certierott err tbL'ase. Mr. Justicellaster. - otmerved. the object ethyl seethe rori was to nee J how ter tho.l4lestittrule hod observed the Prov v rons:Sti:thil.4et of Peelientett, so as to sustain the eels ctipe, ' • • Mr. Rottptosinto showed capeeibgainst the ride.- pulse half ef the Jiistices,, and. caeleaded the artierar; would otot4lo. • •lrhe Loan Cuter Justrsc.z observed. the Court eesteldeved . this en important onestiou relative lathe coostructlon of the several Acts.of Parliament, and therefore would take dew 'Se topsider . thejudgmetitto be given. •• : artaitintovon.astn snor . o v..necturrv i Gilil. , was an as by the 'plaintiffs to recover the no 191. foe lineu,drarry goods. ,sold .and delivered to 'Ow defendant,. one of the attorneys, of this Court. •• The 'dereelant pleaded a plea of .saltSfabtion, citing &rais in substance that he had delivered. to the Plaintiffs tar 'tete. of Russia. sheeting, tan pieces. of Irish Linen fort fourPieera of.cambric, and four pieces of muslin' • in •fttliltitisTaction 'of the plaintiffs demand. and which' they bad accepted in full satisfaction accordingly. On p govnier-dly btr.!4.3ossyn- obtained a rule nisi for liberty' to the plalatiffs to sign . .jedgment as for want of a plea,' .than affidarit that • tbe pie' pleaded was filse from the beginning to the•end, fed was pleaded merely for lb.' -.perm"e of delaying the plaintiffs in the recovery of theirjast demand. Mr. I. 4 ANADLOW pow'sbeweirctotse, and.contended theit- 1 -the rport could-not try the truer or falsehood ore ONO otititki ..deerription- opon.aitlmrit I the J.nry only were' thlignospetatituribonal. 'The plaintiffs might take Imo. at fens it, and ibex Ike matteeintgllt be' Mak! the.propae trlhopol. . If Ibis wesen . isamtbkr plea (sod there *al so Aotbtit w.an), the ,pliieflas Were boost to reply, and rapid:ooi (teat :it easaitallity, ea was &WWI in ffaitskill v i .ttreethead. 1 Dovelieg and IlylanirrePtisis Reports, Ceptith..its,:teeppOrt of-the role, urged that as flee ife• patient', plea seupoeitively swore to be felab r amdydeaded mired, for delay. the Noon -imuldeot upon_ the.prineiple wblbh thiy adopted of discouraging, shard 'reading, and allow .the Ealotlfa to sign judgment. la Me Case of !Milky e. fonts. Dowl. and fty. S. • C., I•• • Born. sod who plea dearly similar was •Piesded, the Court allOwlid jodgmear•to be Signed as for moor of •a pita: • . . The Code; buieeidfOrined tinti'tbe'defetillant. was an Atteeaey and sued In'nerson, laid they toll e not inter. free. e the 'ad usinielhation of jeitire Shaul leading was speo ArliveLlif is-grea*etifts:ft often prailiseetl great delay . and eaoreneusespeicei'ind the Court wasltinst tuitions in -- all eases to cheekilimetieenedenlineetal to the interest* of eiitors. Built tte thisitittatice thiediltit Were to . 111 7 tett:resod. set asidi.tbl'etilia; Web Vas certainlY is suahle.,tltough alleged to hefa Ise, a iwicestent *Wile established which might ltd-ptodectinOlgeist'neisibief la other eases. .Itostast:fietteir to preserve a. it Orient! -prieciple Ilea kaiak lic'epen in -Abu isstaatel Mitch istieha kod to an infraction formatters if greater ateinedt.: ---.llladoeletod4s .if *Weide *be . defend el not .accts a.pririlegettpossOsti. Ainto Court 'Would liver'ailled nook his Attortwy roatiwe byesittionatottlecity he pleaded .this pleas atui.if r it touted oot • thit the party bitoselflid' not instructed vies 10,0eastattib 4 . tlea, ;Ise Coati, in!ifin exercise of its )usisdictloi over tiins aern-effiepep, g roat -base visited itri,w,itit the consequences; if it -appedipt , ke had Padocteik-bittiself.—Rat this iletwidone !ling a party, to the suiLthough. as Attorney ) , be emir net ,a ; ithap -the estuarine, of .this rale. Tharde mist tht4.efore he discharged. . • j u . j e f en dint in the . above test is not•hlr.a . Deckett of Golden Snare.] •.. - • . , . ' % PRERIYCIATIVE COVRT liartnespai June 4.• paratseuko..eppart. . - ~r _tThia cascaras argued oe:tbe Mkt at last month, and the Jedge.gave sentence this•dep. &POI! knit. The ceiecd <I-Devereli, the driver at op !fitful. snail between Caine aodithistel, Wit propeolgereeLdedtperwieahto-tbe value ofsboot3.oo9l. Passiegtbeengthoinreet la Bristol on t ‘ ht : lat of Ostobes 4 - i 819. In waolgoidenially killed by the faillag.ol.hishead of dt fragment of an old dereysid His family. who ksiew•Of aeswill - being is tuft ot,thatisoe of Isis death. prepaid . to -share his elects Isetweei _theme*. under as -int esoey; and an inventory tirosaalese his goods and• chattels; without • - the dia. s9,try of up' suck paper. • Snlies:menthe solionestoistiy, aset rate rge Fanny Broad; hit daughter, priniouudede will, .19tls of Anil: MP, m4toireve-been discover ed by bee mothet (widow 'ofttled4easestYiehinct an old, chest of drawee.. To the gennitisoceo-of this will .two strong uircesastances %Tete opposediosantely, the claims, ef . , the appraiser, *lac ; in. taking ,the • Inventory PAW maent h s b e lp ee ,had.resnoved the drawer/ withattateeritg, the instrument sad the • fact . that-. the useable, eireisldl which the paper . was-framed es which the wilt ratite _walk" were not made till Algtist,!*-1 1 317:—hor was OIL paper beef distributed tillOctoirer following.] • Dr. Jesse ADDAMS resumed bis:argeinrnt tuis day. as to the.hand.writing.of.the will: The evidence on ibis point wasshe • (*mended, most onsatisfactiinv ; sod Me was a deGeleoey t which, united to durAiluesansertnnetst pttle ket-of. tics will's. bring of a ..date:anterior se the =faker* . of • she mem . on. wbiela It Iraq written, • jetfoil. to. induce.tjue,Court.to .withitul.l front it its ream. • link .eten o hast.tlis evidence to band-writing been of a ehsrodet she Meat hnianpeschable, it could netsoptitin a paper wanting,_ .as Ws • did, almost evert other support. and dtstkusisof attestation. In ihewell win • cipm, of « ikievi c iAin ! kgairker,",'the Coast ex peesslY.llo/0.51,1,:,kt • IngeAnislanettoe-tu uneseeptmoabletket reilienatotghe be, conk! ,not east-aka.* tessaineut Clue learastkh:essosel vide - pressed upomtate Court the stsaptairenappeartorabf all the prin. tips! Gets that had. beesespeireetoohe deabtfal •bartie ter of the witeessetiadetbdittilleirellwil tature of the, ttp'ldnd• .." "'" Iry •••• t ;:c1"• •••••• • 1.1 . 7 41. ! • •A;. 4 ,s' AgginsiOn reply, • terser.' areergrt, that it. was a Strong t'ircttous:torcasi t e hoonet ins on : than of hin,laktiss...thet • AO- go th , Qmisecr4 titl4o‘l4ey wished te-pqmsed as seder -an: istentiqy. • Hip learned teirad.lmittmegiersted thet.r.bil.itoesteep wall only have taws , tcuprimed as to the realty of .thsc4ecessatl, not at ..VBEATstgattax . to. . hi; perloSsehr. Thibrlnfgestiort, banterer. Art.a... 'renames ; anti, hutted, u . was admitted that thvv: was no evidence to establish it, chaplet it was that strongevidencesweew foreittlied oft*. point' ea is . terra rer--evidencp the most !ague that could, well In imagined. As to. the hand-Writtiog, the testiOtet its beilig that of the deCeased, gnu'', prepitatieutr,lt and ,as to the importance. of Aril ~p roof, the. .1411081114 counsel on the other Sidirieseettiotally to. inieconceit 4 'the nature of the case of " Illatterire and Parker," *hi& ' . 41 ~ bad quoted on the s sulsjee!.. There . the writing co liiis of a chest which Menzies himself, the patty ,t 7 . , dieted, had taken away: and did his learned fritted . o pose that the sort of custody out of Which it, watt b a r ont dad no effect upon the Court in inclicing it to each a principle as it bad stated? Here, on.* fiery, the custody oat of which the paper propostudest toune;. Was of So ware that admitted not of suspicion ; A .Ter the party 'ay whoni it .irss Toped would have .Ikele Most benefited by ae intestacy, a n d was a party to the 1 *nasal of dividing as ender. an intestacy. : It gotildr not bidispoted that the circumanoceof the will's- hat , Ing a date anterior': to the :water-lark of the part& was extremely suspicious ; but it was „pie that per ./0 would not saMee to overthrow thainstrumeot,particslarl 1 Ag Where the evidence to other points was 'so' Grantable.. The:learned counsel :concluded by- submitting . thei,, nifbUient•gronnds Lad been laid to • enable the :Wel l . ,:.:. JJ to .pronounce ea the paper. . i.....,,,-% Sir ;one Ntenocs, le:giving judgment..edvettette AS' very defective character of:all the evidese• which Nat .lieeia taken -as to testamentary declarations made daring the life: time of As testator; to the • strong, suspicions. cub ems excited inFtbeinind of the Coast by the relitlie dates of de . will end of the paper; and to the direct eontridietlea. whit* sebsisted.between the :deposittoo of itto appraiser, (ernOloyed to take en inveatory of Mb demisters Alerts, entire me notion of his intestacy;) as to tbblietellog seat will, lad that of tbewldowt *bb deposed AM she knave" , 'it on removiret a 'best of *swore. The ~ - - learned • Amigo I theatiollmehlart on the etymons of the witio oat of Abe ' band-writing. The widow Deseret said, it was diseoventd by her, enclosed in a brown . cover, mod sealed with three • seals, Why, rarely, if ail .this form was observed; .and it had, been either a genuine will. or (milli meant-to bean opt retire one, It would have been witnessed. .The ton* could by no . means concur with those witnesses who thought that the hand-writing of the deemed to a receipt which wet sult... , bibltod,ond the sutiscriptiol sof tbs. destsisal to this rte . , . were eridently of tire seine - permits. He (Sir J. N • 1) thought them very different -tram , dads other, and it was soriewhat exteordinary That the tablet •letler of. deollsalltre embeetiption, the letter 't D." was•orecisely similar to that which was emptoyed both br.birs. Warne) broad (tbe dean-, ter of the testator anti rsoltleary legatee wider this wt.l OS by Ph. Morris. One of the executors. in sigoiag their respective depositions.. upon the whole of the case. the Court was by ad-siege coltsciestiously satisfied - of the WWI' sad validity of the willi'or that it was on the evidence matt. • tied to take *rotate: . The Court - therefore prontienced. ligninst - it, littered the deceased to Move died intestate, Oat '=joysiett,44 - 14r. J. Addams) condemned Mrs. Fumy talsosts. __ z, 3:— :I. c.:' - ./ . . • • ' POLICE. , Maytaroit-Ploolx.---Yesterday Vitifiniree . et 44lilts Jillflonrneybren ifpfleri Ot tondoAdeferited I :i r gent tbalistance of the 'bole London Trade, st,:ife#t 1 ctitler oitteil'Perk;tebniesidiaain Fieh-streetAill, kir baytdc S' l i sted the MO of geo;1.11. ,iiip: . 7; Mc. 5, by eirOosing ' k . 7. 'trite knives Midi in the: coneixy, at twenty ririles . dis! - .. .fernit Lotsdon , nil'. thatown maricitlaxerl. ,i..Hosantauts, whom:twittered theprosecntion, mat. ' ill thin tite..information was laid for the protettion a of ManpubliCas well di of the London trade, against an imi iliiitioo nawarxtenvively•pmetised by moontry marrofie . ' fors a nisi • , to the real prejndiceorthe - bletropoli: O trot* ' In"-Loidoe untebSikher wages torte' Laid to the wotionen . than le the eettir fry,. ghd 'bettef" . 'tpatertalit Wide tied: 'erreketteistYy their' wofiCitriasirliptepitirl both inleatirial and Noikli:Sod had eatabitifr t- big " toprotetS *licit - the shtiVamentiotted Act Wee *paq o 2;bl which it was chatted, dist 'lf star Verson shale d. Al .41 filmes tor sale knives OY ifther cutlery 'Dadaist m e jt4ted within 20 miles orLondon, .10; Agorae: " Lo On"oiti.., on them, he should be Ilible to a pentity of 101 , eachoffence, and t he forfeiture of all the 'goods found 0 ' , k . remises brapressed lo such a manner. "The Wren : . pf late overstocked with the Vile manufactures 'es g imlogbisis end Sheffield, Odder the respectable title of . • " 'adon."witb instruments, which, like Peter Piodar's . risers,Werainade to sell. but not tong. _ • The defeottant's. Sottctxott said, be could not deny. fist the,srticUitihilkital wart of country tmeaufsetare, *it he tendered the:evidence of the defetitiant. to pririe dirt they were in his poreessioo Without his knediedge, - 'there was any act of the•tenderieydeleritrep,stbd tt' dr that the defendant's oath td that effect would be quite . . . lint to exculpate him. -. •:The LORD MAYOR said, that such a tonstruCtioa *of Abo words of the Act wee a total Misconstruction. fate ' Ao:ceosinly would exonerate the defendaot, if he could' wore that the cutlery was in his possessieu,.so marked,' 'before the Act was to operation, but the conviction moat *take place, if all he could prove was. that he did not 'I know what every body was strOpMed to know—the ex isfeuce Oro Aet of Parliament. - Aftei some farther 'consideration. Mr. Park pleaded 11pUty, but declared his utterigtiorince of Iravieg font -mined anylegal (Menet. • • . -Mr. Husrepataksatd, ;hs prosecutor; Mara . satisfied ghat Mr; Park, ,who was pont is tha buainees, bad mended ignorantlyi and.as the object of the cutlers was Et the penalty, bat to inform tits whole country trade, %boy would]." satisfied with thilightest penalty .the Act leLited. • The Lotto Malta (pith w,hotts at Sir R. C.:Otira),;M: iieedi n gly convicted- Mr:Park in the Milfeatefifetfaity, 4161. and condemned the goirds-r.the Acrgivlng vest Wald the psoalty to the poor of :the parish wprre the ileac* isconunitted,and the two:thirds to the informer; Orli Waikato"' only retoined that ills imam of thotyliatty which: i dittgeW to bed = ll to i,,-.,,,l;44bgat torpid to Mr. ftwielbe Init e ' •iital penalty. • 4 .. ' ..i . 's . '` fr .. , LCr....:Prarr ' •;(3.i. Xis • 6VILDBAi"..4 fellow. O t shouto yeerVolhViiiikied johg Hthoell, an apprentiee to . 'Mr. ityley,laiWineet : Maker, Duke-greet, Wag •SmitNlield, rail licoggltt.ep yesterday •,bifore the " Sitting AlderosiO,„ Sir ,}llctigrd I: l 4DT,9lyn, chgried with 'having . coMmitted &Tiptoe bit 'Water's (fought*, a child only just tooted line years of-age:;-Ttre-ditaile of the .svidence we oust- 'decline • glilng. . _ The prisoner, when first charged with the offence, 'bad exhibited great trepidation, and Sad erpresseif,hiiriqed as '.'not caring what theydid to him, so as they 4teed Ipts life. &fore .the allgistrate, however,: be .iheryed •ne 441 of .apprehensioin. conducted] himel - f. with, inucli. appsrent , indi&reece. and Oen ca led on for hi;Jetune,,, p.oiatirely declared hoc ulcer did - any ihieg at all to - h e • • Sir Rico:Cana (five obsarsedeiltat though the esideak e was pot stroag enough to establish the capital ()Cove. an ; Jekat had expeaproveri to couvincy him or the horrid ids f tion of tlse prisoner, and Of the. antnipt to carry West Intent into execution, sod , wee. accordingly Qom/silted for the *emelt with ioteatl i o cqouhit • thpg,...... i .. . . , BONV-IrTIVIT. — ester4sty. Capt e AlVe,94 Orme Aitey.ied Calif. K.iity. ou [behalf-11,ot the bid . . ..of Iliet, were grouptbefore dir H. Bfaxis.:Red.iiir, 1 :tett. 0R' . .#(. 1 *.: ,warrants Isettril Upon the oath or,:,Alisr., coeiktomp u a . Si. Martireaperisb, enstglng•thero rvi,ort illasenton Nikoimi l ie4g a threggh of the peace. , • . . . ••,. .t . Sayers. it appeared: in th e course of 14 `senifiiiii Wed. ioday:rdett belweest.l2 end 1 o'clock beard lqpaat uproar et g m , ksiageefos.499#oo 4r0011*.. and (nend.swfslaliileatle gseanssetutied lavabos ts a attlen-., eno.us.apoeg whores/tete &liter; dermas - etas, Captain ftelty was stoup abasing been insulted, acrd sweating that tut nnuldliave-sili,sriciiia. sc— _ ino •he *ley* iv plasma itswedhltoi.hy et- . 7E2 7: g t 1 1;. :yerbsi blear the rt y :or 1 . `At?. db'tt thew, ilwoll-niciaMnsatioa ea Thsrsdly wand!, tlist he Ivo- . Vied 1110( ....httoseti .!.! week* "other task /etwraslO were su 'ed. us wo uld hive Writes Cassia Melly at tbe thee. limit the litter contrived, is the eowfoston, td p oat if itts , boom .-. Certain Hagan • was appraise:Wad , on ' Thansday' feeKeittio-eed brought before Bit R, Simla.-bat. attuasptd,vw •Seitglag Ms word shut he would take no hostile ;steltiOreo satilCapt. II elly was. also ht custody. After the Magistrates lost Lewd the statement of Captain .oagan. and the counter statement. of Cassia Kollx.',lthey *ore held to bell, each la 10(11:iod two sureties iit bOl. to keep ths plate. Par" BOROUGH-STRUM SITENSIVIt FRAOO.--jokit # Freihrick Ser and bis air.. 3 sod yews .. . . /Wien, ...._ _,Rower,. mimed Jossai wliO had.heest seen in corn pouf 14411 thew. 'bdr npon•phom nothing was (bond to conned lier‘eitb the imposition. were yesterday again brotight op rot es rumination. upon the charge of obtaining large some of money attbe houses of Various noblemen, and gentle- Men, asenfineriptions in aid of distressed females.. . . The butler and footman of .Litrd Plyninuth repeated 1 thelievitkited of the first day against • WilsOn, se° dal Plant, the chief officer, the apprebendedltim: '1 ; ". twymotte persisted its saying that the book and pcseris. ra;fand, upon him were gives to him by .another man, aml, , that be lineW 044144' Of :their Contents. • ' One of the dowager Lady Pembroke s servants Polntt ed.out her Ladyship's caws .rigned by 'retool( to a.sub. seription eatcred in one of the books. fottod tot lb. 'Prise nee,. but be eoeld not identify either as the person who received tits money. . . . • • ... A dewiest. Ittsteired to. the Portuguese - 11Z - attended and stated that he had brew repeatedly i , °pop by,,false recresentations of this sort; hd Ohl tint however, know I e Rrisoners. . . Sekusottr and k s wife ion remanded to a future slay. The woluan him not heist( able to give tiny- satin-. tauter, account cif her*lL was colntaitted for want of boil ; god Wilson'was sent for three months to the trcall-. 1 mill. • • . . . . • Wonioue-sanarr...,Yeeterday theaollowlag ease cams before *swam. Twveossaeod Wm, tlasnarv, Egrs.:— A woman ealliee beekaif Mary Mahon, residiet ko *a i parish of Islington, receiving no assistance from Michid Mahon, who the stated we- liar husband, • ppiled t. the Parish' for relief for her df and three ehildree. The Partsb•applied so the Magistrates - for a warrant spinet the hothead, fee mot providing for his wife mid children ; bet it was proved, sat this woman was worried to Michael Mahon 16 years ego„ by Use Rev. Mr. dent. a Roman Catholic Priest, et, * old Chapel in Moortields ; since whieb they here bed three children, the eldest of whom Is now h) years of ago.' Upon tide evidence orders of AlbitiOn,were made on Alit:Last •'Mahon, as the father of three bastard children. Mr. en abseried; that It was bee amongst lie which ' °lle° ._ __ la .. Twit FOR L many cruet Instances - . _ . hid come before this 00,....: of !greaten but sirtuoutparents being illegally esettied by the itonnsh et-,rels in Raglan'. which subjeemd all their Issue to, be bastards. •Ittocata:ssarriele in Ireland wield have been valid le :Breland:yet the Catkolic.Ciergy In England most be aware thtt,al Awls osertieges.sokonized in Eng laud could be valid . 41 wither country. aod it was a mat ,be on their oltspring, who were thereby render ed illegitimate. ..; _ .... . ' " tr 4 Qcsou-Squsna--Testerday, Charles .Ilea ' P re speetdble carpenter, ie *tenon-00 . 11,nd, Chair a bee. his son, With. robb M ing LA, of 27e Saereigns.. 1' O'Bilf sayeteigos, .t*oktitietta, AO sit half crbtrns, h,- sides semi irticres a-fWeaysng,appael.—The prisoner iota 'the 1 cause of - hie steldhigfthe money was for the ill-treatinent he received (roost's hither. lie was remanded, and to be kept sepniefit.. . ' ....-.r,-•_!..r.: - rr.-.--......--- ....-.:,: ' _ ,__. .... ~- Deport/8. Accietsty,i-nOn Monday lasts dilliefe l .. acciilent bappaneW an. gating titienon. :•Thsho ilitell wem,engegaldiggioir pate), analln sadititkk bad serti considerably tradesmansd the earth ti-Inte. lain.. hosed Marshall, was cautioned-sot to nattoraine s mush: bet he replied there wasjordaager.all.llsll4.perfactly safß -- Ile had scarcely, howeveh uttered the words, imfore about two toethleards tell cad 'baited two of th.pien. Seery ex . ertien was.instantlY made .to release . thezpres frit,' flictr,dreadful situation, .and; after digging -shout a quattar of as boar, ate was taken oat alive with serer rah of. hit ribi brake, and the .other, named Marshall, wisely, takes out, but with. Lis breast bone broken.; and upon raising him up, every bone in his body 'ceased „broken: he was quite • dead. A Coroner's Inquest not lipid isa the body,•and it appearing . that , no blame, cool d he Mashed to anypersoo hut those actually digging, the joss returned a Tardiet of Accidental Death." . . Ail unfortpaate.accident happend ou Thursday night it the ,infantry .barrack. -.. The :Adjutant . of .tho 84 It, Laing had some company in ;be evening, ntoodWAlStill ,after midnight: on goitqc into an adjoining epprold jp. firm his man of the name of Rich. Allowathit'he .spight go to bed.—eAllovell, who had been sleeping on a table close to a window, suddenly started hp, auotan-, .happily fell out of window, which was sneers niqa pair ot,ttaits from the •groand; the constqnstion of hit ttetiOns g ? fail Was, that the peer fellow broke a - , a thigh, and aq arm, and was -.otherwise iejnessiii! is recovery is neseith elesslopea l for; be. It as ,a wlitis three children. --(Clopael Arfrerileer of tgateeday.) . , :..:. 1 .. •. . On Saturday. evening. .William O=4n,atisbeeg 11/ryikar:,, was hillell by fallint otter 5 • *horn re turning from a baptismal feast with somotriessis. bloat of ',hem -were tato:testa& Otte of the parir, Win: Mac *oaf& Kerrodown, with whets Slweideeonsed had some .41iferesee by the way, bas beets Mama aip on suspicion. of beivcaccemary. to bisdhatlsi. It re: betrayer, elated, that loopos.st a considerable distance whey the doomed fell *.ggselognition.was taken on Wednesday. hadis to be ilitemeklo-morrow.—(invertiess Jow.rwat). '. 1 _. •'.''.- on-flutiday se'noight. between 11 and 19 otelakilitiose it Mr. Joe. Raids, a respectable farmer, at Nettie**. was folcoleusly entered through the window. sa d e two boast-con ing -VW. ins about leol ., and other property, were taken away. e family being slanted, and suspicion falling on the fa kir's nerliew, John ROM., of Castle Combs., they repair laVoileratileildiftrtiktie i it i t t ic u lti s te t tie . : Mese, which ,he tbZsln Si: i k ft er birdie been'shot . it Wove of the rtf, , he • nervy bit Mitt, la WtMelt wens pair Of pistols, dad other 'articles Wearier to the firma, and at the hilt* of ble•well was a leather bag containing about M., I. gold, being pestot the bonty•• , of -the pirreedleg,night. A reweatt Of teeaguing* thee beat °fared for hissistwohttosifso• op *rem*, were dipecettestaa variety of nticles,,which 04 o.a 44 ,10 4..frge1,1hn . neltonrkaid, weere depreda ' tifei tit'. ,a "des,sidetable m exiief,. velately, taken place. la oisa . ittitittibit;the tithe of Ida, bases,'belonging to a farmer, hire cgi'iilf.--tHflstol . Mercikry); .. •. • 410.. lliew . iew "Bitt.insw , Diectiar.7 . -Vheirthisserial inytt#ritiiiie - his'dbkent'im Tuesday eitalint last, in a lefil of ; clover, :titian' &befell& frota•Rettallied,' a cit. Aidtinin Eof i'nerie.„*liteli nekrly proved. fatal -to th e lives Of .twiiitidfitidinds; eitifildch Sheos how very - peinicious is 00'941. dr • s t'iaihneretted 'hydroken,gas, Mr. Green was Attilegli the tar,' kid the "balloon was discharging its hilitimti 'very fistAttrotigh the islet,- Which 'Mr. ttriffit - hien!slited' to: Its "itiliosteztreinitY, when two - me l t mined', ;Mid. • tiot Wein took hiild'ethe Iliticiaa by the juice,: did as flie'gis*,ivaiyiniiig out he dnfortu. [lately inbaled a castaidetable'ltirtme Of the noxious air, ea i mainly MI on t:ie granin] hse state or insenid bility. The ebodition of the pony man was not 'Observed at kept bf Mr.. Green,. islitil the Other man, SOO.' bad' 4ihdly come'forivird to fictuiee.:astistancr to the aerdnaut, met with the . aame nifarortune e s his conf,panitio, sagsjo rl ,ol: on : the , pound appyrently 'dead.. By Shit tiMeatite s *l. loon,was neatly tentiqs-aosi o th er PecsOns bailltht isle' tera the'held, the two .aeaa were immediately carried ht some distinct / meansjerre aid 'to remove the carbon frous•their tank.; and; after some shin., both'of illst . -,,,teopred, though /or *otOrtadlirlible period . iltris.ibeb: . were despaired of. • , • . ;,,.< •DIAItV PliK:tilE ENSUII46 **K. • essrsilast Os I H . w4Tts AT LION/41/14A1.6•11. rtie 8.8.-2 o flbsti.;Arr.Tatx.. Nawllfoott ohltsottorr. 'no water—snain. - 16 in.uft. I ; eves, 48 o. aft. 1: 9; - 11rd—Sua Asia' la 47 Li. a ft . & • , ‘ • ll l4bsirster—onera:..llo m. s*. 9; oven. 60 at after 2. T.-- 1 4111. pay; er Toiliaht till July 96. • NIA rater--tors. 16 o. aft. 3 ; even. 44 as, aft. 3. It; W.--11.-ffuensass. • . . . IVO watrenorn. 69 m. aft. 3; ereb. 13 in. aft. 4. 13, Tl6=-This Moon sets 4 Ns. aft. 11. even. • nigh Water—morn. 36 is. aft. 4; even. SO ai. aft. f. IP.—Japiter sets 20 rm. aft. 3 more. • nigh water —morn. 17 on. aft. 6; even. 39 la. aft 6. lt, 8.--Venes visible in day-light till S e pt. ' Iligb water—morn. 3 nt. aft 6; even. IS isle. aft. 6. _ . LONLON MARKETS. ' rr, hetes 4, 1823. BACON O .—TMs article is still advancing in price, in spite of every dbiadvaittage : heavy Stocks on hand, littleconsylaption. and great supplies coming in. :quantity new coining in is nearly sidfieient teethe de ilia,pd for consumption. By the lest week'. Wat-rfotd Tortiist, it appears tharupwards of 10,000 flitches km., Joust been shipped from that port alone, for the London Neverthelese the speculators Will bold os, and Probably; cause a. farther advance: indeed, their ho;.ding Is hardly to be censidere•l as a matter of Choice; for if any ooe considerable holder should Attempt to sell' out. ezeept-lo some other holder, it would probably kneel( the price down Kr or 20 per cent.. The - weather being fa. viteraille for curing. many of, the manufactitrin will go on muskier up bacon for this. market. Orttoard, 41,. to•dSt. *Dried, 50s, to 65t. BUTTER:—The supplies of Dateh us well as of Eng. filth are very, plentiful. 'A little Irish 1141.00100 into ties market ; but it cosi, lOs. per cwt. too !wish. to be sold here witbOut loss to the hhootters. Dutch, 634. to ;its. per cwt. Doriet, 42e. to 465. Yterk, 365. to 40s. per CIIEBSE.—The trade is dell here; but the fawn are buying briskly in the cannier. Finn Okt (Jbedd, • Mk to New, dSs. to 60s. Coloured, 51is. to Pale, 5-Is., to 60s. Double Oloutee4tes. hut -3.15. to Ms. Fodder, 335. to 4-ht. HON.—MONDAY. Alms- 2„-I'he accounts from plantations state considerable damage dons. to the bhp. by Ilea, and fly has appeared and ranidty increased in many quarters. Duty laid against 110,000!. The 'mar. ket has improved bob for New and Old Hops, and many have eespended sales" for the present.' NEWAAO2, NEW POCKETS. Kent .t 2 10 oto Z 4 o.. Kent .eg 16 oto ,t 4 4 Sessex• • 2 .6 0 —2 10..Susset.. 2 16 11 3 3 Esiex .0' 0 0— 0 0.. Essex .. 0 0 0 0 u, Farnham 0 0 0 Yearn* .. 30s. 404. Yearli Pockets, Ms. 46i. • Alai estoNe. hi AT 29.--Thehot weather this last*** appears to have much improved the I 1 •p plantations: many grounds which a few days hark had scarcely a pine to he seen, are now lying-, to •k very promisinz. There is acme fly about generally: but we consider they Lave not increased, at least in this neighbourhood. In 04: Weald of Kent 'arid Sussex, it is said they hive a much greater quer:ST. WATERPORDMARKET, J LINE 3.—There WRS 'yesterday in almost total stagnation of business at the Duster-martrt. occasioned, as we understood, bythe dissistisfeetlon of the merchants at the enforeement by Ihu welchmhstet, for the gest time, of a ehtlft in the Act of Parliaineaf, which re quires that allthe butter canting to market shall be tamest. marked, weighed and breaded, " before" being purchased. This regulation, never acted o.s hitherto, se far as regards weighing suds branding, the blerdiasts seems to regards* ill edayeuientand embarraisrag,,and therefore, rimer Ito! com ply with it„ eetterilly licilerfroM purchining—so that the few casts distposed et 'under rh'ese tikdosnstanced could nut be considered as *fording. ti fair Ipintarion—afid we there ' fore refrain from naming a Or*. On Saturday, infne warn purchased at 116.. for Orstss 41 Kis. Was afterwards ' freely pild. The Member of Ark iniveighed on ifseardq syss• NI p-iseperal of which were. osetyTipperarylats)-ateing tersest supply slam the consstensissarat she. present /lesson. 'Radon pip, 27.. to .20s, per-ont. emits/ in ether ar. ree, Within the last threernonths cheese has risen. jail 201 per cwt.-Deviscs atzelte Lvxs, Jams 3.—We had a better 'apply of Wisest' to day than for some Weeks past: and, being in good con ti lion, it was taken off at an advance of Is. ta 2s. p-r qr. • *eon the rats of limit day sebiight. All other sorts of Corn same as last week. 1 - • • , ,60URSB AV EXCHANGET—Fettua. • Madded= e f ..11 10 Gibralter . .. ' 301 0 Ditto at Sight 111 8 Leghorn . 401 0 R0tterdatn........... ? 11l 11 Genoa 43 0 Antwerp. .. 111 10 Venice Italian Lit 2S 10 Newburgh. .......•..t 11 Malta .. ..., 1.5 0 Altona ' - 41 Naples :II 0 1 Paris, 3 dip' itilit..'.23 90 Palermo. VOZ 113 1/ Ditto , - 'r:.!6 tb Lisbon 5l 0 Rordeaet.. . ::. .. ......16 'WS Oporto 514 U 1 Frankfortonlbe Maki 1696- Rio Janet, 4. - U Petersburg II es p rble S Bahia - 4O 0 Berlin ...Cur Dolls 1d 110. Dublin. . • 94 0 Vienna, Et 8 nt....f10 10 34 Cork , ....... .....-s, . 91 0 Trieste ditto lO 34 BULLICIP. per oz. 1 1 Madrid.. Cadiz .... MI U Foreign gold In bars3l.l7so4 11i1b01.... ... .111 0 New D0ub100n5....3 13 0 Barcelona .", .36 11 0 New Dollars 0 4 9 Seville ' ,•.331 0 Bllcerinlows,standard . 4 11 COAL MARKET, Jon. 6. Ships et Market. -- !.Sldpe Sold. - - Pride. - S 3 Newcastle...., 31 *.O4. to 42c. 04. I. Sunderland. We ire desirous to intone-bur respectable reeders,of handsome advantage shouted on Buperior Fine Tees, (for cash) one onnee in taking a single pound, end one pound sl lowed in every twelve 'sounds; and any respectable family writing for twelve pennds and upwards, is sent free of ex pense to any part of the kinds's! ' from Messrs. WARKOLL &CO.'S Norfolk *id WO* To,Werehintie, eS, Little Ite.l Alley, it Ite bleiretibeinenevof Ilengistrf,•Lonasee. All orders must be nectimpeuind with a rensittsnee era. order (Orpiment in Ltndon. when the change (it sny)ltin the inclosed ib the parcel. We cat assure our triads - that 1 01 l Teas sold at tilisMitatlishment are of the choicest kiadi. warranted genuine, being selected end tasted by Ike most *Went Tea Brokers and patked as they come frOm.Chim. , to. preservotheir superioretreugt and davour.Warehoise st f 3 , Little Bell Alley, in the clty of .Lend On. MARRIED.—On 'Dtursday les4.nt St. Mary's, 14*(11. Mr. Jos. Comes, Floet-street, London, to Ann, daughter of Joseph Wolfe, Big. Itoadink, Berks. On the isd Inst. et Weleot church, Belk John Unita , . Esq..: of Riughtisn, Cheshire, to Anne, only daughter of the late W. Pierrepont, F.sq.; Reir-Admiral of the Blue, er Fieley-bill,.ln the county of Surrey. DIED.—On the bth Inst., Geo. Cohen, youngest sea of Mr. O. A. Cohen,•of On Friday, the MI6 -elf. In Breed-street, Mr. William SOwerhy. On Tuesday, the Oil flak, et LeentingteuSrf, in his 67th year, John C. Warman, Beg., of New Broad street. . late of the firm of J. Thompson, T. Boner, and Co.. of Atratitf-lriars. On the Oth inst.larah, the ortfelif 'Mr. If. Ambridge, a Compton-stre Clerkonwell, aged 03. 'At hir cottage, Barnes-terrace, in her '79th yeir, °volition, Widow of Tuomas ()vendee, Esc, lite otbtmat bees. On Monday, the Yd inat, alt his house In Deroashire-ulryt• %win-square, Daniel Chinn Bullock, Big. in The &Idles:of hit age. • rd ""is r is"we lirondOn "iteb; rioted, and u is ed,*l of TO* VitertessAw,"llll6. 4g7; Plfresid. by R. WalliaLL , jo whom gll CoiniAnniftilell4-Orclers, ice. two rt. treated to be addressed. - 1 i