The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-10 00:00:00

. t • VI l " acoordiugly o. regulated vilue"of his regimental commission. Lieutenant - - Dawson. for the evasive meaner in which ha gave his evi dence on this trial. was ordered to be removed to the half papef.bio rank : and Brevet• Major F.dgeivorth, for mot** dmenfounded report of the sofortunate origin of the bp* mess, to im removed from the service, receiving the regalia* amide of Maregimental commission. .... - -Tun Astiv.— The 65th Redimeet 44 , rtitiC. which woe hopleoet at Weedon by die ' Sbth Reginseat of Isfaatrg. upst which marched front that station oar the 43d alt., he. filed at Htill"--The 73d Regiment of Foot, which has .lietii feillaced'at Mill by the 65th Regiment from Wei• a.,n, f i t units tuft ch from that s tatioti to Scotland.—The .*r tii, el/hi:Not itinfantry, which fin been ordered frOm hon4aod to lielund..aed which arrived at PortPatticlt • 'la XiKeit di yisioge, in ail 2J. 34; and 4th inst. on its , route thither. boo einbarked for its destination. A Court ' bold on a smile; belonging to 131. i A r S tit. for atspetptinx to spi_tt: .; tp, ,inasitoewelihm to be ... azyi .... i , int_ O 'S BE , • ft itl O'S BEiciell,WasrulusrsieXtiee l t t ,:.; ' . . .1 -••••:'P •I-t 12-eiles.-- . • F.. tribv.LoiatotCtitsi- 'invtes brought into Court his. jaitidesgrill reediw , t int er mom •of the Judges W ett fOr the dispatch df 'O4 arrears OT.be.iness after the . vat Orpx. • airs Lordsliip stateittlikt in Obedience to. s 1 "Sitliaditbilliirikhielachtntind 11. Co d u tl gi n s 4 w eiT i o d n l t i lle t in 23d a f ro:. dii‘ "OW thtir sittings for a fortnight. ' •=!" ..`= 2 Wits livers v. sowers. lit ri b * we. an tiaformation in the nativee of a gra mit . ,regfeiallifit on'the Netor , of- Peters6.:l.l. to. shoo.. .4 , , \rift authoritzhe hold that office. The ohjection nislie, to his elieon , wak:44: the 'Jury * of the conrt Loet,of . Alimnigaol• lif.Peterifield.by whom he was cliiiken mete, i m p e opeiti . nuinvasukad,.lieraiiise the/ were selected by the , wider - • te,aisol judie• -rf the good. • The csee Immo. - liampaiiire, he • found imam.: stew. .6 slide, 1,46441 se war .41 . • dtigitt, t Toitovitt4 thsaloss. - _ f ... / -- - . - 7 ,. • . ri!..(iitii 1 j 4 1 51 1 E. ARMY.. . . ard's a . _ - • —400 , --r: • the Col . . itlo• -16pURTS_ M TIAL.-CQR;U• . Jades ./Cestsfitot t feti ' setfry *General , Charles Fan - fore dii ,•• 0 rdoiltkitil %Tit - vieg embezzled supra! sums, • peed to, lie ' lased trout his Majesty's ter - - tile. > reldetysynci le of serving bit Majesty in the'Co civil impilitatT; and to make good. .at bis was ee , nce,* lb 4 auct itf fite thousand aijqht hundred end " wit . !lit 4141140, ondietientv-foot oboll and a bait, before d Alp the ltiolau GovproMput, ileductiog from the said on ' 4 ' ttlie mini 'ortivo thousand and four hundred wadi Th e ft , ta,depesited by the prisoner in the- Malta Tree- gn et , IC ftilitOtint of the grid Government of the United power, 5 • e,f4the loniatilslends. I t of tio 'Parody W as , plumed to confirm the finding of i ts r ag • t) yin this case- , but io consequence of observations M r . TN* ilf the. srodeP4flvocate-Oenrral upon the irregula ree d y , itY of the' proiletuilege of the Court, his Majesty w The . - - figeopouorlinp and ose oftrellayLtihe ng ? h o e u n d n sho c u e lli oi ll g re e ss b se • it. no t li t i p t .le 21st of October, le2, the Court reassembled j e w el •- tenee to his s Madesty's command, COMMOPICatet) to . nt „ e , r *ant Genera It !tight Hon. Sir T. Maitland, t titaidoe :of the rosette to the AlSditerranean, in s 1 :i. finni•lait Royal Highness the Consmanderin-Chief, Raz et • the 15th July. 18 22; . and having revised the gen- Kau • t. already palmed on the prisoner, cants to the follow- IliAl i/ . itiot a : —.." The Court haviog found hint Guilty of The order li • _ 11 us . , fneettor;dties now.sentenee bitty, the said Charles ~ • fli p suffer the annisbenent of inapt sonment for b,e rl° ! t rnt pf two . years, and to pay a fine of 5;600 Spanish 0 1 1 1; ,:s e -itad_ f ugal to :imprisoned till the said fine is i re( of ' . •• . . t 'As' sliti ii ;l4 \ I Y . sloe to (... .. jest, )iyg • pleased to . confirui the Sentence that k e • or the oas revised bat under. all the circatustances prosem 04 1 ,1 1 1 tate, psaffalobiupght owls: his Maj. sty's =rice, freat 4 .: . . i lseethe y. with the prevision of the Act 50 Geo. 111 cap. rat for , 5 P.; 4 1 4Y16. to Culleettifs of Public Money . convicted of which , . eir e braating the same, 'nil by which persons so convicted "edec • rinadesedtncepable of serving the Crown , bis Majesty tt lr i r -. bre.. thither 'pl e ased 4 extend his pule° etiosency conditi 2liAt3-;.••1• 'est* Ilcisonet, by geo4tang so much of the McGee of ahe ad ' 4 •'''..N , ll ';'`.• 4; pot ' as edjadgesjitai, Mr. Fanfitliffs lo:. ...- Y4 6' Mr• .t.....: - ;Fl• • foto*. It ~ ... N .,: . .. 4A :.. , ler 1110 VA S Co'n A• '!- ' . It; aft t', - - • ,',.. • • 4 11 ii Cbtsticaissary ~ Lieutral eitikla'.lllaeh- The it•• 1 ' ... •••• : fledi *relayed two the undertomitioned charges, theme 'risj reard ; • • - . - -' el_ fOcct eilplittv, is having fairsqlsg 1- . . o eithibit .• * .of tijfiores„ isertubled by order of his EX - .. . . ... . . . . . • . c the Lientenept-Geprtal coniniaoding , bet we e n Bev , t • keno 1641 . 1 of 114,,, 622, the 9AIIII of two th ousand BURT . •.: : . psiands, Helifas cureepcv, or thereabouts, belonging to Mos. the ftibliC, Wirth formed part of a balance with which he brougl , • - was chargeable on the 16th ofill ay, 182,2. - tingle I t f' Soh 105 t... haying embezaled or fraodulantly missy- A wan plied, or having wilfully perniitted some other person or for ma , nirsngewietnlwask, it fraudulently misapply the sum of rious I • - 4 e' ($09111)4sio ehonsand pounds, Halifax ee Feeney, or there- nickris 1 -: 4-141rahrlonging to lb e public, which formed part of a q uaiist ; slab -orMeltibe was chargeable• on the 16th of Lowey • i t i l ki r h" ... - -,y n t t i ii .- li.Pi t .v r 4 1, ;,"1 -. • , beret t I, ise — its • Ittquitted of Moats .`" .• ' ' t il a l s - etondiii• zut—of.;..Peti:e:idertice. ' - •of. ha .. • •.. -lirdiffilerawsrr:TOtbkrdisusissett: hit Majesty's_ lodge, in ear : .. '. • end to make good the loss or defi cieu ey ,of (MU) two initie , .'. - • • .. •:,111nogAlhipoute Milifisessetincybee imageovrerednod ".oatit levied affiethe dinner painted duitenelio destiny Act: . : al& "... His - Majesty; Arai please-A th identinded} , that the pvit• . 15 5 . ... • . . . ~4, girding enonld be revised by HS : Ciinft,' Tor the /*Howler( ' fl it. he . .. , . ..‘. -••: . • .:•, •• 1 .s. .., itching ,•-',: . • ' l lra t illieriavok iitkenvene iir itlit‘iar VitAlia III,: l it Cesee e oyfear to A4 i . fkm eielert and ,*recOudioWlifidi and et Ober:- . . -._., su n. ~. ~ ~ , :.• ~•• . her hu . of the Court heee . !- lowei:tho igAsouer guilty" if ihe be thk . Beettohtege dnit nibigtdlM of:the swop& 4 was not comps- soon • - tent to them to adjudge the sentesco•wideft they hive done,. friend i g-.!4f , . , i isisa'sahoudest *so: * Avointym svtic.. and to of ie . - .. • % es We 9 ,of..see of pat - V: "".",:':', • rt il lsigilithAiteifetefejilia 4ielfs.liti.__ Wats' . • c 4. -• ' owes :, c Beaty, O. Minnow ,•ftiv limes •,. - Om *easiest., the Prisoner upon the od rye, which cow tree thibetabubont, Is diesbuthy, (wend With Not temp • • o•lnArt .. '.. -.., ' . vb. Court having =thirsty deliberated upon and flifiiie- that ••. - • ... .. ' eMblideeed aid revAsithe whotoof the theWqme which, has se ktr;l ..."' ' - • i lelfiffed# Ames* minutes. together ulth what top p o ri n so l iter t . tb pi ~... . •' - 11114;rilittilitett... .odreafailfir.,Taddeder.fenriacaq.,.isigirtniitaststitasa en r a" . ' eery G est I,t . kialry of the tirbote7g.tite cheers ,was g tl., .• igii 'I ; bort does accordingly Minton. and , ' atone • .1 tithe i eiPild MOM Illitilader) to` be die- _ ' . _. -" • fi r s Mss fk.44the;'ing rendendliethpuble of over clean ' . Os Mseettigitii 4.laj•estylifeny o 1 es aloft - or allitary, sad faill i , i Ifieleto. teacake good thedeneleney of 000014 Moe o:llll6smlseld:posiods, Halifax terreticy, whisk own is to be :into i • ftieoined. tatiewhatil whet the manlier pointed out l t Me stet FMIMII - 1 , :lt• 41-....! 14: d6' - • 0 to t t ..tiescrla. illay., , lia. 'Coatiroeusa's.—;:sevet Major o f itSfew Wades. Captain in the *tit Reglowet of Foot, was Ti ciiaryps4 it ith eiptoes it'd disorderly conduct in the Mess- t i, e r 5,.. amtwith subseque n t angentlemaely Conduct towards i '',4 iif.lhe °Beers , ip hellengln; any of them "to • tern sus '" netstence—To bit - discharged his Majesty's Derelict. . co= il 11 censltieratlon of his former gerticei and good conduct, Rd Nee,. however, recommended to his M a j est y' s demency. who IteShlg Majesty acoordingly ordered hint to receive dm toil . . . _..._ _. 1... --1......t5t eommtssion. Lieutenant _ I Leidiesid..witheosyatsisf jade. of the coon. • .1 he wsiserisellatsdse lesteiteoset assizes fee Hampshire feteine.fistetece hisarenith. *ben a vrsdiet.was t feetlie qiefotioast, WO preen& that thore was an i i t totA lb 1.0%064 WO* selection of the juip-by the 1 • • pr to id fee doir Wish it role was Obtisimed•te set . W!lict, /416 . ., 'X. tienels• - --liest..dat the let hi •: , ~ , 4 fir 9itti.fiellorttel caw t . it at 444* froted, wt bßeptephititsrist, Ai isr.hf,the law. . Alliasse. wit.% . y , a( opkeien ea. ilhkr,llisi . it .. no thypel ApinangtifA the Joie . . . tise the custass was 011114) ;;The objection' to till • 6 nonsigiowelt4its Jury. Goya, wa h lii ger to the,esse Ne were sawisoned on writs discharged the rale. atm RING V. PATTESON. on behalf of t. the'Cotirt to ix a day for hearing this was most anxious to hare the opportunity of, sheteine cause, and had done all in his power to be the ease before the Court• It was Oaderstood that it should come m this day,batnoopportonity of mold eg it had helm given. The LORD CHIRP JUSTICE.--DefOt• you make a' re eat, ought you not to inquire whether we have the powekto grant ii? If you had been ready on the first dap of tag" on both sides, the case wosid have been heard 1p flee; as it was out heard then, we cannot interferft, r. PATTESON said that the defendant was then quite, 1, but the delay arose from the pmsecutor's r.ounsal, The Loan CHIEF JUSTICE repeated that lid could eq 'ling on UM subject, and the conversation dropped. . one o'clock the Court rose, and the Lard Chief Justice sat at nisi print till four, bat uo cause of public Merest came on for trial. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Mawr. RING, AT TIE PROSECUTION ON TNT . RIONT NOW lAORICIS FITZGERALD. INIONT RP KURT, ANAINST EMANUEL U. °OPEN, ATTORNEY. The affidavit of the prosecutor. upon which a oeuditleeel order had been granted, stated. that ou the dais of Decem ber last, be (the prosecutor) received a letter trot& the di fepZebt. which stated that he, (the defeident,) la the cairn of some communication with Mr. Genibere, open the sub ' of Grand Jerks, Tithe Laws. Pollee, Se. &L. bid *ela te allude to avaridoes and oppressive Itaillords; sad he (the defendant) had informed Mr. Goelbarn, that the prosecutor had wildest, aid oppressively, and ie dates of vs/m*3am'. distr4ined erreral of his meant& in Kerry, int for arrears of reot,but for costs imposed by prosecutioat ich were then for the first time enforced. and that loch , duct bad occasioned disturbance and insurrection t the peasantry. l lho Mr. Jackson addressed the Court to she, cause 'why conditional order, which had been obtained in this dap ! should net be made absolute. ' Mr. Goold and Mr. Franks were heard in sippistitatal role being made absolute; and the Solicitor-Gimeint *int it ; after which The Coed pronounced jedgepent. unanimously disallowing -suss shown, and making Ma conditional ofder absolute. „ .1 :• POLICE. --we-- BemagetiT.—A Oiset Orretycit. Arena:Pe To ' A Selects. •Liet.--;liesterdair Wm. Thompson, Thoinpros. J " a _ificka. and 'Amnia Wells, were oi . fest before Sir • B d igte.eharged with being the ingreaders in the fo lowing very estraordingry dqtrage: , man in humble life. named Bask,erville, who bad,been - many years residing at Tainliatn.grgen; wan .ce tioto. l as for his love of ,drinking . a.. lb hive atiptirid Use' ;name of " Brandy Tom, ' and by some .•f , his ar iotance be was celled. " LusiiiTotu." At iiiigth, seer, the usual cometetences of such a emirs:4l4 to him, and a few cleft IlKa,79.okistialeflLPS olll 9 * illness. The ambient - hts death berarno If • • oars iris former eompattioes declared their '0 compliance . with „ p. wish .often exprosi . : ~.", im. .-hiedruakin etruneote—to:drick. over .bii. .. I .aPd pi t .chrastea hint" with soma On. In tisein(erhit.het Fa dege l pad faaeral, a man aimed Coil°, i, likaylilliis of Chlsviiik errand - tart, waited upon the widow * - her,2l, for her hasher:l4's body, with tvoialat 'of ing - lt to a tergeon. The poor old Amgen re' tie A' with iddigtiatfoo;'sitlitris erromisart•keeper, 'finding could not smesedda he hitended,biregria. :tied her then As I subsequently that she bad belle to the money, fer If busbapd were burledagdieris drsw-well, he would ~e tikeh op Within 6 boors *hi qv a wheel: , ildetfirtmt sots° bec a pie known tarot The treighboirrhyd4 gad tome frith& of The deeessed caused the grave to be &Fro a depth of 19 feet. On Sendai. the day of the Amoral, a samaras pt petople, to the somber of *bout three hundred, pa= pike** oorpealothelsoriel- ro an itOihisis4i 9 )tterreadeoositerk so* ` tigifft,aooll4. . soma pt the Tonshms.aressit eatil gausetrtA irled - 9 • 'se)* round the grave, drank Se lieu ir, nod threw about a tat Into it. and at the Muse a vociferating with oat IM I .the body should not be taken • op. Wright,: The don, and Ws assistants, remonstrated, and eadelvaineet put a stop to these ledic e nette, "Ms there Mrs general cry . rafsed of " Shove tier --.---- into the Nit, and bury tteuel" and the poor .8 ~ . plotted into the grave, and the mob acteally conw glanced throwing the earth upon him until he Wasson. closed above his middle - . •At this moment. foetus . • for'hiht, saute bonstables chine ups and wish B reit attacked -and dispeautd the mob. takieg she • • ' into custody. The •rector, Mr. toeverirank, - before arrival of the cabers, endeavoured tepreviil apostle. People to desalt, but was met withecolbsgs feoes • 0 4 1 them. The whole village was in air uproar.•••;:i , ••$ 01 The prisoners denied. having taken •an scam es ,ht proceedings . and said the y were 'these - ' ipectators. :.• ..f .:. t • ~ ,‘,... :- The prisoners, W. Thompettla. It atad•Hicki,•eere • ommitted for west of sureties ; but Thomas Thompsos, , ho reeived a godd' character, and who.tOd ot appear have been so active in the outrage, was disncharged. The widow applied, with teas in her eyes, to Sit R. &ante to koow what steps sbe should take is prevent the body of her husband from being stolen. Rif RICHARD RIIISIS said, he knew of no other course than watching the grave, and the poor old woman said the.would do so. . Maatsoaouen-smear.--Jell* Parcel, a man .abent 40 years of age. was brolight handcuffed to this once poetised*, by a constable. who a pp rehended him that morning in bed, at. the Boar's head public house, in Newport-esarket. upon a charge of having forcibly violated Sarah Onions, a child not ten years of age. Tue poor child, who was unable to stand from theiajury she had sustained, unaided with het father and mother, who appeared in the greatest athletics. After satisfactorily answering Mr. Roe, the Magistrates all Ito her knowledge of the moral obligation of aa Usti; the BOW sforsed id stesed ids ver bru y clearlypothso•elein thenneprailaywolskaal her feeler's No. Id, Crowe-street, Sevin Dias, lato4fhlth be Mr. It appears Um prisotier Is an aegaalat-. ritt a cc i ,lially, add oil Saaday mornieg. the time in apeestloscluZtto visit them. A certificate of the Mete rqr We child, by Mr. Wood. the surgeon of Middlesex Hospital.'eriets examined her, was handed in ;' bet the Ma- Bharat. sald it was necessary Mr. Woad himielf oliould at teed, and the prisoner was remanded fife that Paritbse. Frederick Seymour and his wile, who were remanded an itl yesterday, were brought up for another examination, ipso the various charges against then of collecting money by.frau eat representations. Several other charges were Weigcaseht ale reed , end Mr. Ron, rile Magistrate, said that ear immro.quite a ear agaest the husband, aod seutatmed him to three months hard tabour. The woman was remanded. She, it seems, represented herself as the wide* of I respect able ciersymsa of the established church. luso es Yottcs.—The two soldiers. Winne lbsthetind' John Musket, who stooticharged with a mugs**, await ted:in . his Majesty's stere.ltioam at iioightebridana;, were. yesterday brought up ter final examieesion.; A Canesisf' moped Oficer identified mos( tie. test a . military body: coot, his property. _Tile prisoners werofulli Calsjoittea to Nowt... . Since the Ist of March, forty childrewhave been. inter roil lathe Orly Frie rw liolyiespgrottnit, TiOnta he turas. ith. The ,greater. part .of that • ;dumber died tlerinid the early pact sal lastmentb.—(Drsdee4dipertider) . ia ~ ,a fise..--At balfupest one dialockr yeeteedpy . seerg fire broke out in the house of Mrs. Ottle, e widow, is th- , 'etalstonesresst. tieinere Tflwe.• 114 e fiemes,jaerabarojag Tepidly belemeteht.-whets tire bullet/01We iTteed film tsar skeet+, awl forthosstely• rVellSio , .. 4 1) , C 1 : 4 / ileelorni.' tem.-els aseedriargig .leas than 24 0111141th.ilre,bopitse was completely gutted. ' ji.. ~' , I : I -~ ' . .. . o a vmsarkabiy Iles show ' ,and good beasts wattles nigh ssessbfir sold. Sheep 'iodised's '4 briskly at advaneed prices ; ..s breast - it ' to 30s. per bead. The pig __ .. was id sepplled, trade Milk, and priseedown. Good !sorties fey statue and ratherdear.••!There was not a very large attendseCron Saturday, sad though an idea had goat abroad that bet little 'busfeess would he dear, yet teak: bityers Es welt in want of corn did not hesitate to give tesel week's prime for good articles.-Wisest, Ns. to 09c.. Bee. ley (almost noudeal) 82s. to at., sad Oats Ws- to SD- per, quarter. Yseirottfr, ,hurls 5.1---We t. sed 'apply of Wisest at our market on Setitrday, wit Me t dell sales at hole Is. to 9s. per quarter cheaper. In Barley scarcely any thl•sg doing, es our maltaters hate flsiehed fur the season. Grey Peas and Beans ate wanted, aid woeld sell readily at the quotations: Having many Otte dome to hand, they are net so brisk a safe. Grua, Jaws 11.-Our market centimes im be well supplied With Wheat, which met ready sales to-day at oar prices of this day week ; and in some instances if few picked samples made about Is. par quarteradvance. In .Barley very little doing. Oats, Peas, and Deans without 'alteration. Flour also continues the same. • Carmarthen Fair on Tuesday, dhiptayed a grearetnumber of cittlitand horses than torre.been seen for some yeers. - Cows and calves were rather Meer.* great number 'were sold. The horses were in greatdeeneed, sod sold freely at good prices. Oa Wednesday the pig: hie went off eery well, advanced priers were giwen,tutd a great number sold. Narberth Fair, on Wednesday last. was well attended, many cattle were sold at price; a little varying from what was given at Carmarthen Yale. The show el - horses was indifferent, the few good ones obtained advanced prices: Lewes, Julse 7.-The supply: of Beef at our Beast Mar ket, on Tuesday, was altogether very short, and especially of surd as was 01 for the butcher, but time business was therefore done la that article.-Mutton .and Lamb were in much better supply, and met a tolerably brisk trade, et prices, about the sante as the last Market day.-Store pip Assad perch at good prices. • . AK6oriezt. CORN-Msassr.-Wheat, I-U. 10s. to lei.. Per load ; barley, Sts. to 114 s. per quarter; oats, 245. to SOs. per quarter ; pease Os. per bushel.; beans, fn. Od. per bushel ; floor, 10d. per gallon; quarter's loaf, Sid; coals, SOs. perthahlron ; hay, 3/. 10a. per too. Cumulate Coa m-hl AR sit-v.-The only species of grain return's' by the corn inspector, for the week eliding the 2:4 inst. are, wheat and barley, IN former at W. As. 110. the latter at db. per quarter. The evertors loaf Is at Rid. The Fair at Penzance, ea Tuesday, was very fully at tended. A great number of cad* wet *Breed far sale; 1444 most of them were disposed of at rather advanced prices. Dorchester Fair on Trinity'llonday was more fully at tended tad better sapplied withillock then tuts been usual of late yeara,,lmpasi nes, of 'etery kind was very eat. • Whet silts sec. dieted, wore artdranCrd prices: • . . • 'WcatWicit; duns 7--At eerier? or Monday. Milkers an& ' sforeil'itleet *Snowed prieesi , Of' fat cattle there was bit ahlealltiketv.•- •Bed sold at femiti4d. to fild. Mutton from Wee Id. sad Lamb from ed. to 7d. per lb. • In Newcastle Marset,.on liaterdsy.iast, there was a fair . ' supply a wheat from the farmers. the : sale of which was ea-, r temerity dull a; a der:lite i't from ft:. to ts. per quarter. On Tuesday the price of Oatmeal lei.' one penny per peck la EAliaburgh market. " in „ , • , . Coney efts' la' quiretAm 0 ir , bsocrit *is held at the Bell, Wapping.here_il J 1 lc U jive...tut • t:09Pe.f,...P.P416, e . b o dy o f i ____ li N u c t i , .I ! ,i 4. Attern-y. vertu motto hi • Kiug Folward•striel i art ming. ' It appeared by ibe 04 4 " 41 . 0 : 0 1 tpti t ,* a l l a t keeper, that on hoodil she 4vrt!. ep9ct, .. ~ vice, and left her istastkr f it h . ne Lorf• i lieri , he rippil him suaprinlyti,k h ie silk hauN p x , ,[O% liitbroolider of the Wniriltt.r n t r aelry?, A :kfit eon, who Came, Mid h. : ' .0: 4 4 , 41 iNc. Sloe had Observed kir ' r ..fit'eorg'e spreecillog. 1 1 .te fatal act to be in ar e ritpir and daipririciiiig 'otaii.s-- ~Verdict- insanity. . _. , . 4 ., An , thquisi4r .%.. ~1 . ,... „rll:criti be r .• at. . g .„, g • " qio„ 11; . AgaL4Cii4 iiitifial iiii:iaist oiii . 'otla 91 fr4 .2 't , try a few days ago, to seammplayment in the nililthAr ,hoed of' Lilian, aad had gene 'oat risenry•co 'king •6h , Sandal last Mall two of his cousins,_ from whose evi. dam it appeared that tie cleric -aged drank eight pots of jperwr, Agin epreeterna alike, sad ttV4 of gie.',4a: ..t. . • ''. Mi. James Tumer,sarglier. saw tbetireemedr Paotteleves en Sueday night at a tweets fairy-rat; irko then firs state of stnpor. miimitly from; 6 ' Lei via, and he expired ra• !above...ye ininntlis!. • . ready; Ytidiet--Tbe deceased's faith iimi 0 .40.5 e oniou g b , tscrsisive drietinie... . ••'i ~ . ..jr s ,• .1 .. ~ 1.-.Yolierday morning an ;crest wimberbkhr the beim: treitkoweenn of SE Uilen's •Workhoneej •hohire They MimPialts, Eel., Weaver, os the body ofiellittliettwee, 4104 40, coolest*. of boom feted in the dakaLei $ losehe tritely buret in Unlit White Liowateeif, !Diet! auk.. • - I •Jentes Toole said, he was landlord of she ting'wHend . Ottilie boa" °Cent White Lien.ateeet, StVillapials. lin !cheesiest of the tire the whole of witness'a family - lir Avid ea nret;• in the educes of the morning, in•eonse. planes if an alarm,. wits's& get oat of bed. , and on `opents uo i . r the door of the apartment , which wa s pn the 'frit ; a body of hams rooked up the staircase and ,Ihtelt . Witness's hands sadism very much. Me g ot down plairs.witit much ditScelty, and succeeded in 'saving his •erlii and child out of the hest floor window. Witness afterwards endeavoured to go upstairs to alarm the other pOtoots in the house, and on proceeding to the roam of. !die two individuals ut present in the Middlesex limp:, tat, Ire ascertained that they had precipitated themselves from the second floor window. The deceased was in the ' MD* roots with them, endeavouring to assist them in their escape ' bat declined making Ins own, saying,--- " Partied Almighty would' protect him." Not long afterwards the roof fell in, and the deceased was buried Is the wins. The body of the deceased was Used on Saturday evening, at half-past seven o'clock. .• • ' ' Veidieti-Aieldisealdeatb. - ..• •*•:•• • , r4s A very nofortamste affair happen e d in eigrps- Willey morning, of which we have the follosior state. Matt :--About .half-past ten •in tbe forenoon, as Mr. R. Sadleir was riding 'out of that town by the suburb .called slolipittal. with a pack 01 tt 011 04 1 4 OPC of the. dogs ran egos labourer. who struck him with a spade , ond br oke dip of the animal's legs. hp. Sadleir observing this, ism& the labourer with his Whip, who returned the llow with his spade, inflicting a wound on - Mr. Sadleies , sAise hier, who fell from his horse. Tie inhabinutts of the Spitial promptly seised the labourer, who bad so acted by the Gentleman whom every on e r e veres that ' knows bun-and the West prevailed that Mr. Sadleir had , ut eri kilted ; under this impression some Police came, sun ejeg tour the street, one of ' whom fired among the p o ppie s either by accident (which !ow allege to be the r a d, and which we should. bopo is the case), or (taiga. hy.tviihrh a poor industimusehiamey-sweep. from Clow. m ei ; of the new., of Jame depot, a bye-standar, was shot throngh. the head; and •the bail which killed him had lint grated the ear of aVaentkmas. We idderstan4 the Policeman who teed the shot. ai well is the labourer who ,strnek hit. Sadleif, ire both . is custody, and that awl 0- ipest are in;restigitieg the partieutirs.-- 4 (elmentel-Ade,). flaisiovesce.-Thesese Of Attklitoire,igeheittit tinter,' o f t hblilloyel Oak, is Weebtotreet. 'ObiebasteS,. on •g oo day i night, A t n onv i si,c; tese'cthatt, tote trOm•lds bed 00-the se -1 coat Abet, endpassed tirongliwtenge•rewie t he theat ers opoti o dobvedoiew and got over a framecontaiekg hewer! . o Od japcsaded into the wreetwbitorst itkistry; being, I.the o bib o aeaterip. Two persons. , who voitnepis. oc, . dr. einedillew•- awoke 00 Pia • eatil meittOotal: hirwlaid •Itte• 00 14 • ... ' , ,Ate - . , .Ji••••4. 1 1A41M1P••• T Writ MA $I •Voisjadge . , o f .. PiAlitllTS AND 'Ca le Of WINO Ili looluiri.- Tin thei4 N•IVIPIP4 JVAii oteigu • 4s*Pkillouttiotorday.aod, &ILEA**. IL 11 11 . figr Is9oo, and a ampoloba of the elefebditti applied to fir* lard 1511134. Red ightbiti orio thM ease. W s ' H o st 'pod pHs brim/At from Ms. to le ?ifts' . „It %mt!' dva. Amm '.l • LONDON MARKETS, Conn Ittennnos, Meat - Lint. elides sad Prices of RAU& Cern, dm. sold end den vend kilkiiiitartes, during the week ended Interday, the 31st of 11a; t Qrs. l B. d. s. 6. .... . . 6167 for 10,374 1 S Mime .• 61 Raney ...... .2,079 .. 4,880 . • 36 b Oafs. :11.187 16,134 17 6 Rye Boni 1,014 ....2,571 9 3 1 )1111 W PRICE Or GRAIN ON BOARD sinus, •• unwell :-- . S. I. a. a. Wheat, red. (old) ....48 61 Beans. satall, (new) '..m s i .: white, (6ld) ..32 67 --4---A- (old).- .36 37 rid (new) —.48 44) tick, (new) ....IN ;40 fine ...... •• • •the be --- (old) •• • SO b 3 • ' Superfine —.68 61. -- harrow (new). •341 ay white (new) .-.414 re fine ,64 611 Oats, feed 22 24 seperfloe Cab 67 Rye Barley - Bee. • ‘.• •2:1 2a' . k . ----- fine • . V 33 Poulos a4 47 ..-.....- superfinm. ....33 37 --------•fia• 27 1: Malt ... ........ . -60 31 Scotch 28 PO ' . . fine. 116 38 --r -.Pease, hog . '34 36 flour, per Sack 63 60 -- maple , 37 IS -- Seconds 46 34 ',--.-- white • ....• i .14 38 -- North CoOntry 43 ;0 '....---- bolters '• ; • 64 - _44' Pair fine. per qr 13'vt1 ,!hat ..:;_:..50145 than, • a 'I I A L_ , . EEDS. de. Ilifirspmr, Jain. il.E.Mkere is very Mlle oloing is tripAspst Made SDI pri:es *Mu* voriatiou- • • .INHAT I .. ihrtrattiLbOsolibat. "-At ck.' • • Alen ietstesod by the Cleek'of the Aforket. . PEA ST.ANSPOCINDS (L•LIVE.) • • S. a. 'S.a. ; S. d. s, O. to.* ii 4teof 4 0 to 6 0 Perk e— 4 Mutton •.•• • 3 0— 4 4 Lamb • :6 4 el; CASTUB LT lAagR TIIII OAK.. . 786,116, 1663; Calves:, SIO ; Siteile;23,o6i: 4 p , 220.. . . •I • • ------ • • .• KIWGATE MAlllteT; YOSIM:c. it4t t h Pat S 7. or 8 memos (DEAD.) " - • . • • 11. • • a. d. 0. 'Veal • -5 - 0 lo tt,' Reef.. - 3 4to 4 0 0— 4 4 • 111utt00........L3 4L 4 4 Lamb .....9 8— as: • PRICE OF • The irritate' tke 4ltr. Loaf Is stead at 104 by the full.' priced Bakers. . 7 DAY AND sTirk , r e oAn. WITAFItLD—H ay, Nis. (M. to vit. bl—svor . , 435. 01. With. Ott.--Clorer, l Bos. Nf. to 934. 1 1 K • St.JAlaESll.—Hay. 04. to 006:'0d.-421traW.„ 0.. O. tows. od,.L.Zlover..7Bs. Oeto 00s. tM. • Wu rnten.seac.--Hay, itts.o4l. ro 93.n.03.--ftww; 411. 04: w ag,. 04._4;toser. OIL tkt.4•lo it0.4)4. • • PRICE er 110P6, era Cwr. Ix . 11•1491tC11;011, MONDAY, Jane 9.—The bines monyitorls come veer weak. and the fly hits genernilv inereltied... The duty against 03,00 , 11. to 08,000 1 . Ine market his been very • • brisk. and pekes here -advance., Aa. tOiclier cwt. • TALLOW, dm. pea CwT.. , ' ' RusaiaCtiadlikyelloar. 11. 145.0 to 0/...4-I,—Ditto. Siberia, _ 1 , IC )ftto 01 . 0 a.—rDitto, Soap, I/. I la. to OA ft—Archangel,. U. 12s. to (K. Os.—Tow Tallow, -21. —I. to (K. (la.—Melte& • Sr I ( ,i.,.t.01. ft—Rough ditto, 01. Ila. •to %%Its,— l e re. fottiPON.-nood Dregs, W. 61.--,Soar, ll.litulott ye!. lo , ILA*: 1(1101, 4 11s.—Do. toottleil, 41, 4s --Do. fwd. 4.1.. .63 . ."D0'. 1111 % et 411; , (4toreb, Ritirltisklr://a:. • . . • : llostaito . raiNftsti rAis,:par stnoe of Sittwoi- Woe, by Tallow, , ; (arotatoebyldairTeikow illeiters). 21.:1t1i O. I .', • - • • • 0, 0 .• • . port i or o s4: -- •• , rfwr 1 1 61TAtris4.0‘; oft 740. - • Asitor cif OPPTOo. Warr TO too S' le Wm*" . .... .ft 10 to 4 Middlings.— .1 .10 to 0 0 Al id•llings --Ai 0W 0 0 toe 0 I Ghats • 0.4 r C0r500R0d.....11 , 1000'r I-Gmagge 2 41 ' '• Viiprizioii.lo4l.l.oollo,lo bp 4- Pio . 'Mr! I'7 - ,-.4, 1 .4. • . ' titiMLWlttler. Aiwa' IE - ' 4 ." • •- • i 8/0' pi s t . MOski. 7 ' ' ....witnat - , •- , Mee: i t /01Neirciatte.:. A 2.“ 1 114.. •, . M. 9& 'to . 4ia. elk. /1 4- Send erase& V. 031 i 1 .4 ... '• • f 369. hi; ho !ie. 111;:...• Seat& Coil Vm0u:.•...,,•. 0:..A. • •••••.-..i-e -,,, .' $ Stone Co* eel..aas : des 0 •••• .- • :- • - ----• Ii Cities. •••••,.••• ... ••.-. •1 i ..... •• • -3411- likil- • -,.. . • i . . Od.'Wednesdey the 4tli instant, took place the e•tr mope of laying the foundation stone of the New Gaol and &loose of Correction, of Newcastle upon Tyne. ATTACK ox THE -Powcr..—On Thursday last, at the fair of Tonerahowiss. near Killala,.the Pellet • were at tacked by a mob of about five hundred person.„ for the purpose of rescuing a min who was in their custody for as assault. They were obliged to fire in their defence, apd the consequence was. (according to the most mode rate account el this occurrence which we have received)• that one of the assailants was killed on the spot. and. smother so severely wounded as to render his recovery hopeless. An itivestication of the riot at the fair took' piste, we understand, before J. Knox, Egg. of Castlerea, i on Friday ; and-on the eight of that day, two of Mr. Knelt's cows were 60004 These transactions, sac- .• needing others of a most disagreeable nature, which have recently taken place in the same qearter, tend to fasten a character of insabordination to the people of that neigh bourhood, which it will require the vigilance of its ,excel lest hlagistracy to rensove.—(Tams Garotte.) • The body of Miss Dryden, of Darbashivhcaml been missing for tome dare, w as found in the river Wear , near that city, on Friday morainic last. An Saturday, a coroner's Jury sat on the body, and seturred a verdict of—Found drowsed. Cairriox.—We ere informed that there are e xtensile forgeries on many of the Scotch Banks; particularly on Sir William Forbes and Co.. the Leith Batik. the Busk of Scotland. and the Stirling sank. The notes are etennfle• ' tined in Ireland, and imported in large qsaatitles ' into this i• country, where people are employed to vend then. It IS ), eireted that the deal , rs will be attempting to issue Omit ' s - specious metes oa the unwary, et tire onsets.; App eby fair. , Oatlle lith Inst., and we caution the jilloltc talts'ortheit • guard, In the lest Pqh•iat it was statei t that there is a for gory upon the British Linen Company , is eirmtlatioa : bet we are authorised to say that that matelots% is incorrect, es it Is two years ago since an issue ; of forged notes of that Bank was mad?.—(CarliileJoiri4l.) , o __—.= _ Elllll.ll/11.—ta tha " trotfteirs met of yesterday. Instead of "Earloflttrweoat," reed ' Rmr of Existent." and instead of .6tYitups mad My, re a ‘• " Vines and Adey." MARRIED:—On !Warder' Mr. John Coadosita Sarah. , both of FridaY.eiteet. • Yesterday, at lit. Martin's• ter, of Lektaimagaere. to /Alas l 4 ••. . _ _A-Lakat DIED.—On Wednesday, the 4th -Inst., at Ferm illt Susannah, the wife of Mr. John Tilllgn of that city. 138 years. On the 7th Inst.. at Wimbledon,' Wm. Noble, E54..111 Foleppliee,inod IS. Yesterday, the 9th inst.. Frances. Ise erys of Mr. Ilsoriett. of Hollowey, le the hist year °they ate. Aher relict et of nGPeaorrkg-e Lord Park-place, vaabs on c liatuid apa lll. V ir 3 Vernon,l64l/1 Lady filudield. Oa Sandy. June 1, at Riettaisait,VPPlo 43 O le told. In the 8.1 d yen. of her agh,.rittct of 1 11/9 ht:gi si V bold, the ors! Ra-grplvoirtd;' 4140 isile vi o s tor of UPI I li;;Id;;; - Edi teti stetiokedisslbiishe&. 4 / 114 a .d 01 Tneremetsman," No. 497;114101d,• by IL WARDSIX 1 LL.B. to whom all Comments:46w, Ordess, ke:. Os 'O"W to be address4L . . kV*.,, a r,. F. vita diso. f • ,' [i: : 1 74 t ~- ~: '` Zi 11 ~~ ;~^ ":..~ _ . ti