The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-06 00:00:00

• • '` P ‘T''' 4.l l 4 . ` ;~ k TTT."` • .• • • t. • Mathis,3 Jeff, 1614. . ,1. • '10014161t .: *WA** tirPM*!_or‘i ..d mir i n; en d t *i t % • • •no long, jaw heath; Os kepleiewiff 11:40111. 'factor ?.--rßetoken thirty end foyer •geore. • • Bare you . keen en insportee,ef foreign cnrnir- . We have received Awoke corn, merely as corn -Gape -tors in consigment, but have new imported soy tati• our own account. • What ports of Europe haus •you principally rat* -teivest corn from ?--.Dantrie, Elblag, and_KottigsT •"beell, these are the ports the Polish wheat comes (rem ; Pomerania, attd occasionally from different ports of Russia. JJ Is there an annual sorPlefiet °ern in the' puma { b •1 -41 'Baltic ; •do you always get bappliieht , tilo Seidel Poland the cultisatioo if 'wheat is carried ira with a view to exportation, mid it geelloelly :et Mentsic, Elblag, and KOnigsbefg, for • a litellhiel market. Tx' What are the markets that take off t hat e r e le-f-16 ,Spain, Portugal, sod &vetoed. England lithe lest; -they often send it be England and put it ender bond and lock, and lools . fer: the best othrbet when our market doss not artreee• • Do you know any•thiug *boot the prices at the fo reign ports ?—They alter advise of of the prices, bet the Oboe are very ins* ialliewead by the prices end prospects in the Leedom . eiarket. • Do you think the prices and the prospects:W . lkt' 11.00doo - aistket have great influence en the prieedliel :the Baltic ?—Certainly. . De yea think that the prices in Spain and isoftes gal have the same effect open theprices itt AO Mak —When their wants are great they have ease l :bat .not otherwise. • Does it frequently happen that crepe in the coon; tries bordering upon the Baltic fail, when they' fail Mr. ? —When the cropiare unfavourable in ose part of Europe, it generally '.haOpens that they are se, more or less, in another.' • Supposiog in the time of peace the growth of ,wheat in this kingdom were below an average crop, /In you think that any importation of wheat could be •reckoned upon from the Baltic, to prevent the prices of wheat in the home market 'from rising above 'ss. ts. quarter ?—I should think not ; if it watt a general lorewn fact that it was: below an average crop, I 'think the prices would rya higher.- • Mould the merchant be disposed t. Ile that 2—There are always engsgemeitsommio atheist, at the going pekes. • • • ; Do pm thick, is the time of peso, hi claw 4111 •theetteeelibetir, that a supply coul d' ebtoloeil Owes theCondrittot to keep alsovicea below ?Ss. That .woirld almost whollydepeed upon the =tout et', our wants. • • •is • • •• • •P • As wheat is not the gewitat consumpdeo of thd countries bordering - upon the Baltic in which litAel grown, is not the selliog price at Danteleottedlffil other port 4 principally govenled by.the mortise* et this country ?—Yes, that is• my opinion, ceetaityt • Ls there any Wheat now come into thistreastry from the Baltic?—Theri have been• some mithisillimeie ewe or three weeks from •Pemireoloi, but 1 - vsitleieliml. the whist, the growth of lest revs in - Pomerattia, from one Circumstassee .ota ittotht has hems short end' of inferior qualities, so that prices are too high there - ti answer le oar markets. Do you kite* whether -there is e demand in the ether importing countries of Europe for these wheats I—l believe not, at present ! • .;' Have you ever had any cora consigned. to ye from the ports of Raiders ted.France?—lres ; pt the early parts of ray acquaintance with the learket, we had considerable quantities, that Ina previous to the Revolutioe,. SA or 30laart-ago; itit Moue 4ince the Revolution. -se i~ ,~ ~ . ' • Yon stated, that it was sometimes brought to be hounded and put ender lock, and stay het« (ill they could find a market; do you . think that w permanent supply, to the carrot of 500,000 Tarter* of wheat may he depended upon from the. iiialtiel! , -• , I should think so; I conceive, In the mount km-. proved state of oar agricultare, an ateralptiarepwf, wheat, with a good harvest,. it; equal to per con-. t surnption. • .. p.. - Then you are.of ?pinny, thstlt is only in those's". Of the crop being helots an slicing., that we should,' lie under the necessity of importing ?—L can only 71 nswer this question, by supposing that there shall ! no check to the isproveinents in agriculture • if t ere should, we must maim depend upon foreign ! supplies,. but, hi its rapist ;Ate, I think we need not ; and ws are approschlog very fast to the tre.e: state of, independence atomise seppites Is thirollistill Of oats. . . . . , • • -f: • . bo yoi , ap ps ltd that ben 'WWI* 0 Wog Of in the agricultuttli the eignleftrt - P4 aft ter tionsivo of it. _ • • - , • . . ,V(Vil.o.ukes yost appraintosi meets! We i ' ~—. ljbteprellei thcimeeeetlew . peice i Allipecially a *Ale. ,sernces of coltivatieg sat induieg tiolig„ .that there will not -be stilleiept 011C041 opeittir thorn.; and the inspeovament of • thih waste w hich is now going forward * with yet i spiritv „Wok will be checked by the present Logs- pre Are you yooraelf. corn-fact I:" in elder. ; o r 1r hope . t ry :, . iritb.iatt4l . * - ‘l4 - a "% - tets in ci t i rai France ; but in r • When Ahem has bees peace, they have alwaiS adtivadist with& ahlw:i co expert; bet I delteletilit'thiti - is ti casts, wltbi 'trance. Yoga** stetedetibh MIN . ' ', , iss. portationtrell *the Tnittlipsit ! . • ' so low ai 15s. be 'al *NO ittV mite - : iCe "#aa4 li II state Oboe feestinal—=l" , . .. t 0 vett tittaito iepokt or• a brill. .. - 1 irtiehilettissi.tildi *bit ' "irAfkit. '.!' . ' --' . ".' • - . • • . : i pepootliink thirtelegSetition et thadlernhit pOttil ortiht (Sittlnent *paid hiiiii no fired In futnhilhbtor vaiist'at inio‘liesiteptiie?-If the preceding teat.' laid Wawa, unliersal good crop, and large stecke Wag every where, they. would not certainly ha, Weed to a high prical.Butt would depend upon the berPlus of the praiediagyear. - Be so good as state the different :dunes of .sepply from the Continerit ?—.We draw corn from , whet* • east coast of •thsaaltic, and the ports Ger. ~.I Sea, Irem Petersburgh to Ostend. • . - , ." .. Yee hale stated, that the price of co -Dentate it principally.regelated by the market. of . coin • r i d try; de yin, mean the Committee to node that *diliereneelhetween the price of Dantsic.arid Lou.. is generally DO more than sufficient to cover the charges and to affect& a fair profit to the. impartial' parchanti—Oartataly; unless Spein and Port gal come into competition with us in thamarketof Dent , - sic ; in that case the Dentsic prices might be higher : than those of the British market. . Is that a frequent occuivence ?—I have frequently known the Dantsic market much raised In conse quence of orders from •FiptiitL.and Portugal. I re. member that :.the years 1/45,4eed in the oars .1796-7, and in the year 1110 Q, At gistit seetteity of tom, Loathe prices ran Tay high at Daatsiciin con sequence of a competition between Spehi t Portugal, and England. In those years was corn higher in Dantsie this in England ?—I do not 'think it was higher, bat toe. prices ran very high. Can you state what the difference of the psietwf grain in Dantzic and England was at that dasai”-.- I cannot say. N - • Were not, at the times you-have *Hods& te, the charges upon the bringing corn fronrDentsic to Rag land, unheard .of before -that time . ?:4-4 knew when the licences were extant they 'were wry 144 *s charges in fitment war are always hlglter s balkaellgiit and insurance, than in time.of paste.' ' ' - - Were they generally higher than ba s embonylluses? —Certainly. Does net. France sometimes cow l tionlielltion with us in the ports of the Baltic r.l-4010111Imeei bust _ _ Upore wbat year, tseepting 6k 1114 do you found the epleion, .that the United Kingdom can Supply It. self by an aseragecropl,—l found it upon the greet improvement which has ?then piaci 'in' agriculture, Within these timer three years past: • ..40 you haew any other year ' excepting the but, le which thaDeNed Kingdom - his supplied itself, or ettiurly tor-NeLany particular fir; but the twat lest put tegetbne are. quite. equal to it theriest bar 4 Intl Welt we fru full L 5 semitits, aresniaption. •Tlon yettaeckee the , ctep.ef-tast .yeartheleghout . timkeikeleileite4iikritheit be it hint ealibfoessik, above as average erepi:—Afee; that is vey opieloele 4 l :Do you think ear crept: often fall ellatisehriltil low the average I—Whew there is a bad MOM* * great deal of corn is wasted in the field, and tlionitink i lity likewise suffers much. Do you. know the general price at srlaellk in the year. 1813 ?—Jt was, very high* 4 1 1 J . Is that consistent with the idea olegreetierphosp think there :was 'a yielder surigok itrowth of !812, than was generally lose iro.oe imiginued.l Olvegreph *hick - we copietfteei the Derbies Piper, Tektite to an • intended rearriege between s Lordlava**, the Poet, end the daughter of itr Miitattittvis said to be unfounded. 2 t tordtairlFair, on Wedueittay, *ire was ti loi.- 1 111"bliOttew of cattle, the priiea of which wasp* , gei•tokft u Was oxpected : tat Mails akoat - 7d. par, . "Piero viafthebsrgest show of hiweis ever idea *WS' bot 'We. 03,atkie being ovo.glotted, the major pact went oftsaiold. Salt butter averaged 155. perstope t ilitissay 4:WILING-STRUT, ST. G 101101 , 911 IN Tilt EiST.-l i t i llik Inquest held _heron' J. W. thlWlft Esq. on t bod 7 of Barney Shields, a watches's, the frets of the. ma appeared to be as follow :-.ou. Thursday night, they 10th nit. about 11 o'clock, a dispute avow iu King.street, between an Irisjunas and a watchman, mused Jervis, who immediately sprung hia Tittle. The alum brought together several 'etching"). god "host shot Irishmen, who shortl i y, mem minded thamisiass with bludgeons h, ; . dip watchman atteuiptad, to take some of the woskikovi •liit late ottetatly, whit% protkioad a battles-11 Natal. tiiitliAggat one of the }Akins smite the *cowl WM tilhtdron, aad heard IthnOisg. Aleutian his pawl bee be arta tiot tianllo644; 'shookd set know the 4aatt .egoio•—iihe *parses Was the thawed, while.ba was • kennel eptcrying Dot for nerdy ;* should sot . t e lgis e eis _Atkin, .. cad r sad :, aftef hvo ireed isstv. e .., r ail . • 4 William Statlint b l ateth".. l !MP" ,'~ . • v, SIPMFAT; •401111110•14-T . , ilmr ) Imam= simatielleallitY • , . - • .` As*, whet there *a be lloi dale tommitte4tlte mertimpat Kestiab Tow* lea Am*. of Lar*, hi boat,. where-hie tither reildee,. mod is wel 4peoisidetioatatt. 'The wake* pleat did ever thing iwitis parser to reclaim his asforteliker 4 116. Platonic iteslieew long known $4l -the 410fledtt ikdics'4lbeen as notorious - *Alger, obi . 4fah molly lie Iltssians discharged front at New Prison, 'CleiPkeesiadl, Where he had bete desslisted 11 months for &AIR, itt estelearoariag to lei. Peale of his mampattions from the Hatteapedemelieers. ' When Meal.* bad *spired, and be bpi &Maui Ms Ms 'charge, be observed to Harry Wheeler, tie turnkey, that *bet he did any thing apin, be Would de it capitally. Rod, sea. of Hattensgardeve, went to the prise* where the Prisoner is conatted, and immediately 4.1 sogaised him, when he confessed to him, that aft* be had.committed the murder, he was going on ble journey to London, but seeing him, be creased Ike *ads, where be was taken by Ceel, the bricklayer. Here. up the jacket be had - on wt en he committed the averder to Read ; it is sprinkled over with the blood Of the deemed. The Prisoner seems' to be about thirty yeari of age and dries not appear to be impressed with any cencern for - hie awfat situates. . 1 . CORONEit'S INQPIHIT. . ~'. 1 ! ali q uot Waa held ea Wederedag Vieeneen, Wire 0, H sr, Esq. at dye' Ref aid Last piddie-hosse. Kentide Iresvg, upon the body of E. Hobbies, wise 'Vras murdered :ii ' the_pitqt tolls's. . ,_ ___.,,' 1 The evideeee t a n be#ted threw s ti z t le ri liainli koptb "-II _,,,,,, felosltites. Is Winos to the smote ueorp bars. Ews. aireedi pidollshed, the was addiseed : I Willision Tyler, open Wlat Ire been at . Work on the familia- ' lion of oboes* ea HigligisteAUl, 'deposed, that shortly btfeee 1 lime eetatk' WI aliet is the Neese if Hobbies, for the purpOre : Of .Iwirotwing q wheel-berrew. /He ;ben saw the Prisoner miadiwg to th e room with Mrs. Dobbins, gating bread and tee. ter, which be appeared le have received frees bee. Mrs.; D. el' -he (w i tness ) alight have the barrow with aill ber 1 L" ind_te,accordingly look it amity . . leaving the Prits_oly I Obarc i s ti a;; l : b a e bo ne u::i t s le coeroaria th fse r" :l747Tetin: 1 robins to his identity. 74)1nwies Skims's, another labourer, working in the neigh, j trod of Highgate, deposed, that as be was reienti e ip i , di/net...be pesse4 the college of -Hobbies, about - o clock i Is'e saw the Prisoner staadiog at &gate I nap the cottage. As he. witness; aPprtiaetsed, the Prisoner toMM . , his hark r bat did not speak. Wham was toothiest of 'the Pd. toner's person. From Ceel's Militia. it farther apPeared, that ' the Prisoner, en being wowed; Oared to Estimable the &mbar, preeliksibe , wits allowed,to depart.. . . .I.• *I It is seseetirliat stftelar. !bat althoegh the _1 • 1 •1ec noats harecalty elected. I 0 oiespe mar the Whin Sea heisted tith I 'cottage, so Hansplivids. he tornfnrfed :the V.' stot . a "0 111 ° 1 takes iamb:lag ea booty, willilo i pair a tnasket Ay t .e l ibe wlll ll 4,;s r etiiii is fet .' iiiefea poet* hidden! lithe aerial'' sear the taetrepolk, to be &Isms pa kaeiT gintritutdmt raking !stringers'. er adesittiaj to their Wises itliensWaseadteassa, who, ender peewee* teeklagtelief, marlialsil ratibet;Adill : ego* speeder ia vigor. . - • . ~ ~ . z o . ~ I I The merdeeir Oa Mg *fleet wieiutschil, 14001, , pp i o . m , i ieesulrighld did Veil Wee' eent'dnr 'a's in di's* PIPF_I itike 1.1.,. 1 . 112:1111.sh Town. When mseasi ii r7M ll it ealitielli. !Girt' igs #idice ot-. doili _ `/.' • .t 1 1 • • '_ k i ll . ti 4 , 1 %.k`." -" - • •.• 12. 1 40Zti.$ ' 'SWAP tlitThin OC'S'. 5. 1 1%itpotiAgiishititn was eppcSed en, the grated of iyiso i t 4 liiit thee *he 'TO net been dischatyged 4111::44 he Ittaafinint Act (or tb, ipace of ire years fiat Vaal, iii:lreigitired by &certain clause in the -pre ' Ott Ail. , , t' PUN I / 4 1 1 1 % 1 ., Cogit,sel Madan Prisoner, stated 4 14 puts Wali ' * * rip circumstanced, owing, *fin %Pang hiittlititiritted by a farmer Act from tins* iery Same debt 04 which he is at present detained by the et* creditor. who now sees him * a second arrest, contrary to law and justice. . • Ble.libijeint PALlIta deemed . this ilitini Case y berliiiieted' that thiaot of ?ointment had ;on- Oft4ml;Bie point by en 'eittStilicii*.,_gratitlint grit lictitch'i ,ca se 'the Cnnidlisdaireciti4; diietied to at. 0404: . petition of the Prill*S4 . , "Mi. liiir.turn !ft ote Miro, or 4i'dilieklAWition hinnies the Cann of Kingilieneh, 14' war iscaP. (eel -04 tiviegitistiatt;AiNtit eattedoot of warners : to - visrat theriegtv•raipiut*plieVrhi4 1ii,4 4 00r1 dicitaii was Coal/kid 'in IS! atria ?lit' th• iiiikly, and'hidlisAi,''•iesif wftlt IA IYOWite grAs ' Itinea Bench. - --'-' ''''' • • • /1 / :,..-!.. " •. , I The petition irsiedidiridlcihe'dlibiaies l ,lititißth: oat pieitidice.—The Priscineritis retnanderl. • ' ; 1 : AlsailOt, darned Rigby; betel ?. . sed by a bris': `*Riding of Portsmouth, *to :'; the FAhOp# boarditalod_ging pithlfe4tiiii/M /* 't te ' - tt, ", ' : & r• ' it abed theTriiioiber'fdt 'a seta . siiit.4o • : for filen weeks board and 146 . 4 *bile th e '' . eattectailey of the tar iionttittidialia,iata of ittir44 l dweietkiitilds. .. . ironed of OptiositiOn Wei; tint 'Ai, Pkione; 1 . ' liktlid another ifeht Wilik it iiiiblicari at *Pt- opt ,".` laid 'li!hird with a taiinr; , both . of MOB! , . deb is had consumed the whole fend s which ftticptilf te them, in yetifetteco te the !letettlre de .ithek iry.'which` the /est ittl. _lf irff tiited, ipii`hei*t;thit the salloi ias holiest 7tlfl tatted-1i 'the ft*: Piipois .ir hire belearned 'to gm'aiThifiVpilm l6' according to the As i g:d toed of that C6ll 4`• • ' :-• . * • eilitr. Steliant PA ' ail on this db. dttrable ' 1' - - giadlarted .5 " , t IF s ^. Plica(*. - -.7 ..„ , She Prue 0 11 011 ; COI pink alterwswis with the .. L _ , ) toKii;ra - ble conduct itt a bonito' jorcitlikuo44 fripi - Are you solisli‘d IC .111114,Porteit of aigiadtale cased et the witdoitirs 1 1 1. geg *tom" the *SflitattrtoiX is il of *kr bibrailtka; tbat ill 61. yourself ?—No ;mi Innen.% coathsette.ta4 of 111' man io ble•shirt.eleme .ws 4 Milm , ' - mi ii_ three weeks ' and lodging ass scarcely 'credible„ corn-factor . . ~... ,• . . 7. • that bob• wet _ c. Olt . . ' 441_. 1 .,.• ; ,. I "'"if 'f!'"'"," or Very deo ' tok person of the Prisoner's menus I f the liderOtsWlP 1, 101. ' 1106 0 a nd 'n i n th " °WI" ' alas Was Imagiurn ;/. • 'Ar e ;,'" w"'"''''" age itOd di ° ' ' ile was' of opinion, however, be openlor a' sopigy. el core, is before the Revels- decoased,wee eat ' li , , , : ... 7 c t i l eripl , . Olt the'' - ' d bo . iy &Moak to a common debt, don, cool(' an ationdant supply be had from throw s saw sweat Irishmen, 'who buitsossisAnstahoo.inte, led not She Interference of the Act ef Perlieitent e' in the event of short crops here ?—No doubt, cos- custody., oar the amused daring tbsySircohisbill -4)d • Sot e •to consider the pant, oriariitt the 'Pri- slderable supplies could be drawn , from theme, if the not.see any:atheist strike him; and habooril *Ales , • bil iemaadock slid' 4%19 itio, ( "%hi '4 for final Onverumen lof Close cOisetries should permit it: bet ceased before he was removed to the watt** . g i l ... v /1. ! flip tilts dop4i4riffht. I hope the state of this veentry, is • sech, that an that the nolo in Ms shirt sleeves was t plittgito , o • •. . ~ . • .7 ._. ,_. average crop will pitgeso . *gotioetlipktogriNt: ~ Pllili struck him. Two. sergeeek the woks,. • inwortatirm. ~ , ~., ,- 4 . hid pse a* owitott, ;go the - • - , ,ilikkgenioes onnician, at Rotne hasinvented some . 4 ., . ' Supposing the interVoarsilli44 i k,, il , llllk Trail . .... to ids, , , their.beliti, Oat tbe , for,, the violin and violoncello r ,lwoltud with do yon suppose that they coidd fl t .. , ~,,,d i 1 . ' r . . . liktWate tbe ;suss of tete, or golden wive,.•some specimens of which AA supply for some yews vii '' 7 . 7, ..., , 0 7. 7 ; Caitireit,tohjt, dejwatioea of iho l iosethgefi,,lstely imporsed 440 this ; country, . and Panders is the moll likely pips 10 Ill at ~ , i L_., .., _ P n4l .*, be L e°ll,4 0 ! (4 ,,bh" ,, , *WO 41 000 0 Awkwers..vite Oa , * Afire' .thea, pro. d, not think France ettr, hill, big ~ ... 4. MP 11 1 , ' .11 , . .1 , 'gm . ~.liiiiu As,. le - .4 , 0 1 1A-il Val 4 ,khilfil*,/llvllts as tits tone is cpootry ; but I.' . '* - ili r r ioi ' fi .. • 7 1115 ‘ 14. 7 bompop•mcl pp, 1 ; wissapway, mmit A r lest emoestderable time. lu , cell '' l ' '' ' fb, * • priori buEtberi Vol • • waist __ we ..,A. a : o ~.„,„, r _ .... . , . , . i .„ L ., -. th* othilalthana ....tet7 ;those hitherto' titer! 71 4r 5 i. , ~,:, .. , 11 l 0 , 1 , 1 ,1 4 t : 4 , ' Vslutk it Pligitt ( . .* „ ik , X sltruillilliaiMeljgre ; Weil glUSlrsil, mi- l s , - et (‘' : : ~• • , , ,s, .r - vippil inetly t j4g u .• . „ ;,., „.. Of liners with may a tvi d U jerking of *.• • i „ ., 0 l ‘ st,Of '' . "Pt '. , - :', ~„fii•-7- " . - ....,e ‘ ' s ,t 471 . 4, ... tat , tafittl944, : 4 i i , • 11 1 11014111411111 MU kiiiiid 4 1 144 Critil ' 7...*1 Amyl idisp ' . 1 .." fit ot i !Lily to .• !‘ i t 4 i'' . . Nerul s ? ifourr it ops,..vorrev. , • , ~ • ,—.....er vi l' Wow s i p ati bassinet, v) 0.., . , . : . 1 , ~ • . • • r•A ..•.• , • - , • '. • • 1//r- k .. 11 . 77' . ' : •. 6 * 1 lardiC t ilki t . V .) 'l-----71117 ... . i r. 4.7 C i.- rigo • jt4YW.lrr FAT .'"-- .ter oy s „ aso f oirto4 " Welk:whit; FIN -midi*, 4#rk ., to 4, al A 16.4he•E'rtvatis - li:edit iditell • Hatted* of'brisiAtiti tVerqhatii4 fi lelf..: iltlitinditainitlirg Mini lotimN .ak i t i , - 41 ,_ 1 1 .11. , io•e t • -P .. Or .11601 Of the Theatre. . _ , •. . ' • ' 'Sictak brew! Oita, Sir natitiVallanti t Od'. 'WAN bait. at brie - filiitrl4o44 ! t ini Ace and Ineten k wit is k'lOcrit i rien, 44 illn y ded her for itti*t t? e: . Nettleton, one of the constables, 'taw the 'a Boner throw anothep,ofitierkaileon.the ground, am 4 put his foot upon it s With it exploded with cash deadlier noise. The Magistnate, Me. Pliant; ordered:tie' i saner to grind bait for the smelt uposi *NS° • but on his showing . 'mocirmintriti,kni, end M i r y not to otend :lan Mr. Rayrdrind dad Mi. Spy be:{-keeper, • interceded for Mm, and .fie Was l'or: Oren, on undertaking to Asks an apolegil a t he public Pillion. , ~... midi. , • I ° fir. Lowe, owner and trim ..eas Sisis F i ts S tore , ford atop coach, appMrid to e Itilifiniti4 A on La In: fotmation for carrying al . . gibeater itobeter of eel~gil passengers on bis coach then is iltOrrea by law: '"•, • • M. Astra, 'ibis attended as Cookie fOr• tlie'4 4 former, ailed a clerk belonging to ,liblerliet-Ingest to prove, that Mr. Loste was tbe pro tog of Vii coach, instead of which the clerk plettd that It : Dray was enterrd.in Ms book altliet4ropaittis V, that coach. • > . • ' , •,'cl , • • ' 4 Mr. A abraerus iffinaealialely vitibir that ea Mr. Alley bad failed id pr/deg Mt' tim rtidento law hid prodnoad,he cattail'"? ill ' • titled to any other -Whom, and lait failed in dna% iftersory proof moll*. by the Act ; which ) : Aft tome little hesitatioe s .. Was. acknowledged by: K A Alley to be, a good objealtios s and ittwoolb* us Information was dismissed. • . , • • ' . Four other informations:against Mrs. Ndera, Pro prietor of.the barking coach,. and Sawed-Fran% of the lithos.on-the.Rill coach, were gone mtai And diamisaed.frgin informality. . • • HAvitg r aamtworgrefoks Weilbetrok,nrespoctablia looking man s N boater by tilde, who lodged in 111# nollio,rp,. OW taiaa doors of • Deataratmet, yea breegist pp in,,thccostody of Charles DAWN Ai ' O*,TIAINVIO (*WI. hivilliVallifaitt4l .. 1 6 1 : 4 12 1 `-a o i gr a kiu g $ lll O l *VI' tc,Wiiiim. ..1 wil ik.. o *.04910;014 41 4 4 1 4 iiift 44:0161Kbodit ' virw• 'em's I- illateilkAllift Vitk-11.. ski Garen . lond„ Asp an tek,,fractam e lost ems, - l ostAPPgrekik ii*,4to9/ dOulifiroOlf ill ' iii'le 4 "ft* Pair 401 4 146472:-_ , :t" - .' * " .' ' ''' it;fr • . . ri mer *4)ww=' very re stable bail, mg boo la Mitt neellent charactei;; , bot the Magistrate sandbiatandlog that tlhe avoman's life was in itemised sloager, 'Awed ; 340, admit the: PrisiMer to bail till s cdttleadte was.ohttained from• Sir Charles-Blicke, state ingt tlff,WOMalk i go,ilee,taue.of danger.—The Prisoner was committed (01.4m/examination. Ja i n Kelly was brought up for examination, id)arge4 with having feloniously stolen* one-pound. pout Met of the pocket of Mary Wilson, at her lodg. / In Broworrollard, West-street, Saran-hind. The Prisoner vressfaVaseily examined at the Polices . effect s Shads 10 eilvpicion of being concerned ill the merder Mr. alir Mere , and famildimi a bat was dischaigest--Ife was ordered for .o examination. , • • . I.Tritox-nezr..—Mars Davis was brought ap rest terday by John Thomas Robes, *Goer of-the linerey Reads. charged upon suspicion of steeling five silver *piens,- the property of Chasla. Ranting, Esq. of Caveadish-square. Mr., Ranking and his butler attendledo ,sei idea: tified the property.—She was committed. 4 E. '1 ' .11ACK1`EY • QuittMlowemetrYestordiiys a . Captaiw • la, AN Cograoia), IktilitiCcitt,ined a summits aglidwilt 4111; arieer of the for insolent loobnoloos and dema °ding:ions than hitiost.. fr Mr.-Ftscnsxo *erred, that he and hisliaothee M egittentos felt obliged for .ifie .c&operatlon'which they had received from .Gentlemen in their codes., ape,: to respain,the iosolence of hack toy -coechinen.. little move ; orthe co.op4rstiori'.of those who paid afford tilos s ia„grjitoate 'public convenient:Nov*l4 enable PdegiztAltes to phectc..the , evit.• .11140114 t that the Commisziopera Hackney-twill/oi' 1: eztensipe a jßriodictioo, did not effect> seminate aspnethi e ttg, like. civilization, ansooottAlit4 lupg i if l Ahq inypsforg and he viglitilv464 inot ai• more` good than the Police Offices. •e.' ROBBERY CtF ST. MARTIN'S. • lk The two boys, Wetis and Awes, taken up on „ „ welk ttu btt cbarcb-witt;dens, again ap• ps, thiviter,:,,. ~ a l the loopier one, having Sir i" 1 . • • 11 - 1 2 ,104 41 4 10.48:1. of. AR F,ObfrYtACt W _, _ _ l # gaVnAffra""4l4S 61 ;SLOrhPi ca " nips, t megymtes; rpoLit,r4l . wit qt laity that be 'conk) ' ~k indred , to make lilt answers, and he was canattlip eeengh 40( to meet ;my thing material . , . lie stated *babes* raitia the robbery, which viers, ilireo4ly iiiiriiiis• ebd: added, that the lead taken away, in y ~ , was sold for lets -pence unly, at an oitLiren : Is; . thet they first got into ,tha ce church by means thiteatait's keys, and thet, i l i lioe lag ipilmce t , per • let themselves out of tiell .casement liy. t , rya taken from the Saint's be ll ., As • .The Ch ' -warden arid, that this confession was ia14 1 9 1, eit3tor,y.i. tint, they had proceeded like 411104 mi,, which, with other circumstances, proved Old they most havapeen adviied t br,more aged con nesions ; and that ~they must, theterpre, perseret! Opine . both the boys.—Committed for further me 'initiation. , • i/ . —....... , 1%. ' • ': - r Smuggling is conducted with considerable publicity on the roads north ofGlasgow. They go on in gandis of frau. six to twelve, and carry the whiskey instigate cases of tin. They trove' on the highway is broad day-light, and laugh in the traveller's face whnieolcs at them with any $14490°16 t ~ eAtio . .9vitti_ f lpt tilt. at the f 1 or larri it taeriagrt • 2/12. , , ( „,i. .• 1 _ . /IoV.'alairi Migiv" Ititusier si tut 4S , , 5 0. 61 .11104 111.41113 N. asisottrip- ... ...• - -,_ • , ;• .1 •' '- 0p _ate MAI. at ishorab,, ;a Liss.* yens of Mir yel,l I t Iladtfftee, tatt. snide 41dIter illiitt f sot, ar thany avoonm scots tinny, and composer of stheral melodies. C ` . ' . J,,,,L1 ~..t "..,- Lt.", a.Ati /....1.,,.1.14kA LE ' _ Lk . . il . 404 a ! ...- --• . , tOTOOte ?rhiga t 6 2. fel) ri!‘ tit ii! tpe , 6 sets!ieft*l. • a ;~ ~wh S ~ sea .., ~ tl .1