The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-05 00:00:00

Tim PR/NCR Rhr.FNT'S COURT. On Someday it throe .'clock. the Prince Roved held a Court at Coriteo-h., which was ',leaded by the toed floweeilor. the Lard President et the Cowell. the Lord Privy deal, the /MK Leal of the Treibserv, lila throe Se enemas et here. she Fire Lord or the Admiral, y. the Presides. alba Bawd af Giamell. lbw Mailer of Ibr Mist, Esti Mal erne. she Lard Chembertaie. the Lod Itesord, the neseas of the !Male. she coyness of the Vow* of she Hoard. the Tree. weer of the Resselsehl. *Ur ire selbehe Household, the Led Wet Jesike et the Court ieils 111.150. the. The Retest afterwards held a Privy Coreell, al which Sir Sobs lvester, the Rereedea of Looks, was admitted s owed* his Report of the omelets ',pita, 100.004 at the lest &oleo, at Jostica.hail, ia the Old Bailey. Tb. Prioress,* aodiesers to the . rl of Rarrowhy, the Earl of Liverpool, sod the ergois of Cholatoodeley. Bari Peelett hod so oedipus* of his Revd Risk. Um, sad ielleol9ll to hie the Order sad the Ribood W St. dudes., worn by his late father. TM Cant bake op a little before six o'clock. DRUItY.LANE TUILiTRE. TNI ITALIANS. TM bistory of Mr. Rucit's Tragedy, es will as Ists dhpete sail dietary eltercatioo with 'Mr. Kiss, ill pertl y well booms. Unesptetedly (evve to she Author Alniself). It we given sot for reptesentosion. Who tbe corsets rose oft Sasorday treeing, no Prolog** Ins offered, sod it was lissoodiately visible that the RN./ was In • greet sagosore possessed by 'lle. Mended thy /Lebec, and erne perhaps by shoes 4411 r. Kttntr. The coolest was so Sores sod smoky, :lhot sot a wortdcoold ha beard of she lint sad second seam At this petted, Mr. CARA. the Prompter, ease Advent awl by a short salines, is behalf .asf the Anther, brow* snot a calm, oad the play rfterowasinsped. To the whole of the fine 8 '.41:t iblenbily Wiwi bearing wee greeted, sod some Passoges, contaloing a glimpse of poetical Messy, **vetoed,/ displiadall. Its the wood act &mord .", teem ed 15r sway," nod she hopes of the Author .aimed ogola It vanish. WIN. RAt *sieved, and tensed the nrreet of public lasting, his tenpins Seim, waned by very load appleese.. This lettering &nein hided Wt a very short Whet sod RAI, "Wiese style .f sterlossane amnia the defense* • o 1 • sliest bootleg, orhairmor aslght.bp tho merits of the movables, ins trialld with 'is dials ceignony ;*a solleognes. R 9 was onahlostas proceed lb his pert. Ile appealed to the eadieoce, sot entirety in *tin, as • ge greater snout's. wet paid to the Ogee ; am I spbgtoesers c f Fosstano and Ses)sio, arm. teary to the aspecalloos of the Asthor, failed, and diaeordant cries nit sends of a sw order, like beesseAndrr. • Plsty.sbppily pro easy oppilitoultios for the lodicroes. The actor , who p.noeeisd the 'spondee( Who bad spoiled • loletable pestle by Ids ndte. tin ; it MI to Mrs. Cit.evre's lot to Ism tbg " .Came .11-1 laiik Oft fee a NMI." This she gon with Mr anal hormone. luta swear toast* C.U.i waS overwMimed with datisios. TM passage me Mason boa Nen pe4s i•e01. Inge so Cher. Tberrtmee. I say, 'Yee &IF • NIA TM nor became louder. It would be Impossible to somosrato the pampa which ought the Mash. Mr. H. Kamm.' was suspected •f hodiebrawea. Is abort, he was &alight to Wadi:iv ihrsogh his part. TM Homo mug with trios of, " Fie, Kau sae, do yaw want to damn the Play ?" Wit sod criticism lie. *Mot is nary direciloo, mod la the hat set Ono& opens a 1•11 h, with " What says its letter?" * 6 11 says," cried a Stouter from no upper Man, " this ibis is a d—d had tragedy."— This 'seised its mar, sod till the roman fell al. lesions wen coosisaily caught, sad !grained omement for the uselsitode. The certain fall whoa the Minter was eallad for, Nat who it was aasered was at boos sad indisposed. Mr. NARLIT apporrd with a paper which was ova* 11l f►om the pit, and declared that th. Tragedy had woe eartiessasti a fair trial ; and a placard was alibi. Wed, as all attenspta to proviso silence arias this posed iwellictial, soliciting one farther pastoral. moor. WY's Mr. HAILIT mired, a bowl* was pb. versed la the diets circle, and GA,.! Joao mad. his apptanace, sod regeosted to be heard. laniordiate. ly tha►r was a geoeral cry of " Off, off ! . and ...re nt sheiks were throws at hie, which obliged hie M retire. The Faros esomoomod, wisicb poised off io demob oboe. The Play cesnot, after all, be mid to bare wholly felled, me more than that it succeeded—yet, without Waist all prejudiced apical the writer, whir hes un doubtedly shows himself to possess enviable talents, we do pot think his tragedy will succeed on the stile, boson, much it may be read in the closet ; sod reed it will undoubtedly be, sad whkh, we harp, will as pire, oaf, though the arnellest, Miss of its Author. The eleetiee of • Member for Borotothheidge, le Yorkshire. le coustionsee of Mr. Lawson having accepted the Stewardship of the Chilton' Headreds, caw ea ea Teasley last. whew that Cautious's wee spin relented by the Bergeson, who sees deter• misted to have no ether Representative. All USUAL. —On Saturday 1111 i ON Slate Lottery Mashed Drawing, w►en (as end) Dzen's Oleos were pre-esilireat, as Ire sold a greeter member of Coplials than any ether Ogee-keeper, as will be seep by the following list, all of which were sold at We Ogres, 4, Grabill, and 9, Cierieg.creu, and by No Arnie In the country 4.523 Algae kill Sham 1 741 1.018 Wiwi, Ticket 875 MO is 11 Slusees 3.615 lOO la II slimes 4.9% Wlt.le Ticket 1110 is 7 Slums 7011 20,) Wluele Ticket 7521 11•10 le .3 /there. 11 , 1 Ms. k Ti. het 8.742.. ... • WO Whi.le Ticket "2 ten .. . .. Wltsle T.elet Grand PI lie 3.938 rowg i. shan 'M fortenata Holders may resolve the amoant of their ninny) imiondistely. A Ni,e Lottery is now on Sale, and will be drown N.at Robert Prin. eoovietpd of the murder of the chile ef Mn. Albeit in the Borough, bs• been respited till endey ; the strongest iiembts 'listing of hit unity. Although we do sot consider Puoictsw, with what ever art or skill it may be perfectionorl, es celculetni to 'telt the repotetien of our country, nor descanting ea the success of its professors end emitters es likely to height.. the interest of Der Journal in the epistle. of its constant Reeder. ; yet where roles like that which hes dkteted the rationing 111101, has at once tented the fashion of the de y for the sport, to e poeti cal sad political display of talent, the inducement to a gestalt,. of this kind IS irresistible : • A page assoesl—*till 111/0•101 bob. the Poet, ere his legs mow— ( ff_a rem. how prettily Bob writes! Talk dream CaeWs, /logs, tree Crabs, Awl tweet' mom sorb Pukes* frights— Ilistes • swat • bewared wf Arse tioes For a short leis op at a sooort, mead of sees, or a pas oral Mel, Jkf Lersikesrbserni le wine-pews oe i 4 Bobby's the bay would ekes then se/!) • vu.....; says he— Bea% eloptessre Lies we ek le C--Int—es line, 'lk said, F..r. wawa Bah can't storeys wow. lie Up es poetic iwitead—) Gewesea. before I semis the O. which l'is herr had op far patter, A Po short word. l SIN inert spare, To him. the Hews, that sib there. &Aviv like lido, la shot chafe. OM" aeor f)—fils tame I reed sot sell. For that a, Meads. all liastitod's laud with; Not 5151V11 soy, a eirilkr swell rd Rows wish so law erased wish Al thaw heave words. we eery our. Dom awl ' bear. hear.'—ad Raped lib fee. FOr, keowles haw, on Illookey's Ti. Cmunplen Al'. the Nero aell, isittseiog.ap.agabot the anis. We thought was twist petrel is Hub. Awl. brie area, we way rework Bobs Meows I. She Lisle,. Jabber — For. though, all hotter, that kuse wade here C—st—r— eh retrieve a vole's. That wade him look Ilk, sneak fag Jsrry, Awl bid hies spin ontleare. Yet, mew. owe assist poi. are they, Thai tir.ery, wiser as lastead of /bane C—w—r—gle, It roe/ so be his hauls bonne! But to wens to Rob', I winless... • ra as dewed sae—tan awn we sissy— Sot sorb as yea mote swots. she howl in.— All full algoisers. like Cossossa-gantra. Wish los fisterrs, rest , anal bright, Like blether balassA—wasi.wors quite!" §I I .4T . FSM ON Nam RRSPECT vats ro POPULAR REPRItSRPITATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. Slit,-1 es very sorry in see each a greet 4•m dewy in that respect which ought to he paid to pe• polar Representation. If tt o Ambassador whip re. presents the person of his Sovereign is tapped, lie Pima is regarded as given to theSotereign himself; and sevenths( to the ,are jest and proper principles, If the Representatives of be City of Leafless abisuld be treated with indigeity, the Iseult Is dome ib the Ciliates of Louden themselves, and eet to time who appear en these public occasines in the ebarectes of thesis. Delegatee. I do net recollect having seer seen I more scandals.. libel, than that which was pub tithed this morning, respecting the Representatives of the most important city in the Kmpire; or. es the writer calls them, "cerleie of our City Meashers," • be, to pleat" his taste, " must be leas fregrently heard In the Busse." This is the change be would have, or rather that which he presumes le didate, and the reason that he brings in support of this dictation is expressed in language so very cause eind that it is impossible to Class the *tiler in the chaise. ter of a Guillemot, ; it is 14 . , says he, "they are Hoskin, sad work of ft " Perhaps It might sr. ford some diversion to your Readers, if the author of this elegant phrase would explain to us whet it is he means by sod work. Certain of the City Mellows, he tells es, are making sod work of it. One would think that they had committed what the Law regards as a great mistletoe e r premature-4*mo( Mog far •orse thee being called to order, and 'demobb ed by the Speaker—something like that for which the ATTORNIT•GILIIRSAL has been ordered to cos mince yrosecetions.—Now, if any thing of this nit tuts bad happened, 1 do confess, Mr. EDITOR, that they would have been eneliethy Represents. tiles of the City of London, and that it would have been extremely proper to let them stand or fill ac cording to their oun intrinsic merits, or demerits.— The honourable seleeiion of their Fellow.eitizens, ought not to be used as a shield to cover public lien; het niters no each vices can be proved to exist, that choice is a badge of honour that ought sot to be divitaced by audacious insolence and vulgar scurrility. The cogitators and esteem of an large and respectable a body el wee as the Citizens of ' Londe, ought not to be fed Infos mark, against wbicb men of base minds may be allowed to throw that dirt and order. in which they delight. All this is • contra bower mores, and ought not to be allowed; assd yet, Mr. EDITOII, it is not the steepest part of the case. There is a consideration of still greater imprison—l may call it, indeed, a consideration : parson...l to every ether. Sir, there are two paints requisite to stoke a Parliament legitimate: it mast be freely chaser:. sod it mast be free to debate, and to decide on all betimes, that is hroeght before it. It will he said, pease*, that Ibis freedom of &hetet is owe of the things asked of the Crown at the begin. acing of every Parliament ; bet I beg leave to is. mark, that it is not the less Indispensable on that sc. j eosin. la like manner, at the beginning of every ' reign, the ceremony of Coronation must take place; sod the King must be asked If he will keep the an : rievit laws and cotton.. of the realm, and administer jostle* with mercy. We snivel to think from thence, that the maintenance of these fontleavesital lees, and , tie due adeninistreshin of justice In mercy, is • cone's ! shin Of fawner from the Prince; for he casino( he a ' lawful King without the one, met eon Parliament ' he legitimate and constitutional without the ether. Now I will alai' It to be vete that essay attempts have been mode to infringe this FRlteoll of Diet?,; bet I de) ell the Ministerial scribes In show One in. stance in hietery se disgraceful as the present!— When CHARM'S I. took offenses at the confect of live Members, and emit to take them Into comedy, . the whole House took their part. In short, free dom of speech has been emiformly maintained at all times, and it has even been held le he an infringe. meet open this liberty that the King shneld he pre sent at a debate, kst his presence alone milk: over awe the Members. We have had Ministers too who have endeavoured to brow-best and intimidate these ahem areseeents they could not answer; bet of all • the iedignirles ever attempted to be pot upon • Parliamentary Representation, none, considering the source from whence it comes, and the language In which it is c pod, can be compared to the pre ' sent i • far. Mr. EDITOII, this truly ignominious at. • task does net cons. from a King, or a Minister, bat from the composer of a common Newspsper. Here , we behold a hackney writer employing Nail-nil reit ; semi to ielleence the politic condset of the Represen. tidiest, of the British metropolis. I know that men who lead themselves to assist in editing Newspapers • must write as their employers command. They must I not regulate themselves by the rules of jest and mos ! just—these they most disregard; bet they she net at liberty to disregard the principles of literary comp°. titian, and violate the rain of grammar. Here however all is violated, all defective, so defective in. deed, that it :eight be expected to excite shame and derision even ie Grub.street. It is below criticism; and it would be doing it too mach honour to point out these minor offence/. The grand offence is the attempt to overawe the freedom of debate by scerri loss imaluestines and abuse. What insolence its this garreteer to soppiest that the fear of censers would turn either to the right band or the left the men who have been deputed by the City of Leaden to uphold their rights mod interests in Parliament, or liven to soy °pinholes but those whist may be com municated In them as ineirections from their constituents!! Donau has said, that In Portia. teem the public seatiment 'night to he reflected as in a mirror. Sorely the sentiments of the City of Loonies *eight to be known tbere!liet her. is a poli tical Pope theudering out enellielMbe Item some genet of Grab.srfeet—a moo wive liettehably pall for every word he pets epee owe he inotirefly (specie that certain City ih 'he calls them. should model themselves epees his creed. sod should adept asarthereeerse or keep/A/Mice, otherwise they may aspect nein to be Intel list thee are stskine ss.! work of it. What is this, prlst , Piii e-neelerstil, he! its inset, to the City of Lintion itself f Le , this kirelioi consider, that he is not 1!!CIII1111 1 ( 111 ROW, nerottche bet lea at, whow lienresentation is Igoe of Ste west and most honourable in the empire. i s not a plow where Roptittentellinto is hneght cod midi bet where it is applie.l to those errs' treetop., lions! purposes for which it was originally inwiteted--- the greed gitite People. Let Inn tell this woottl.he political that a !Anoint' Representative. Ise tier Iwo duties to attend tn, neither rf which here th• reform* either to his centurn or applause. thtte• Awl both oeiht i• be ryttal!y byroad his notice.— First, be meat obey his no:' commerce when I. h.l en illatraCtioisS from his cons , ,toooss—and, sevondly. if be is ioitroeted by his Callb:i went's he west follow their sentiments, *bless be conceives that it it con trary to justice and the public welfare so to do, in which case be Deihl to resign hit tress into the lin nni Of theme who lest co!.Edrd it—at all events it i. meth breeeth him to listen to Newspaper dielatior Ylse Editor of the Times has reed or bear.° soateti , ~, sheet Oulu Eactsswt.t.4 end thus* his e . does en that sehject are crude and errooteuct, • • the legate being held sty reproach, lee seems to this.: • that is quite segicient to baster his reimpose, width . • dolt of throwing dirt, end tbetefore be foists lira MOO CaOIIIIWILL into his elegant composition, it his set bolsi able to she. that it has the sesslies! pp:. - Mien to his remarks. 'fi,;., Mr. Emma, pros , . noildei bet the malice of his owe heart, and, thee._ fore, can only each, the contempt of all catreld end judicious readers.---I remain, k Dlever.etreet, earterebs. TIMOTHY TRUE.II/04. LAW INTRLLIGRNCE. COURT or CHAN CERT, APRIL 3. DAUB V. lIIS GRACIE TOR DLit: Of DIAOLIfiiOI7dII, LORD IIOSIIIT I.OIID setArrnavitt, 141, •TYLtf. Mr. HART, in this irritant*, owed for • ►efrence to Mr. Jekyll. own of the Masters of lb* Court, to enquire and report labia timber was neces•ery ei it to be cat dower In Blenheim Park. escoptirrg each as was more immediateiy for the shelter and erblialrot of the mansion.hoose. The b,ll was fled b Mr. Davis, who was an annuitant for 1551. • yea►. Is. basing paid a valuable consideration to the Duke fbr that in 1811, and the annuity being agreed to by both I parties to commence at the death of the late Doke.-- T►e present bill stated, that all the Ple.nfig a,.hed was, that this trustees in shows the property was vested might be at liberty to cut down tech timber as would pay the arrears of the annuity, which were very great. A serious question had arisen elsewhere bats een the Disks and his inn, retailer to the cotter, down of the limber. bet into ober l.s would trot entr y at present. All that his Client desired lies to herr the Alaster's Report, that ibis it might be awe •her carotid be deny. Sir ARTI::::t PTGCOTT, Cnantel for the Doke, cone tended that .hfa motion was not called f. , r. and •a• ego in opposition In an Injunction granted by the Vice-Ckancellor. What were real ornamental trek or not was a difficoll gyration to atta•-er, , hot be most assne that the resent moti on w e n t t o dilapidate il:e beautiful estate of Blenheim, anti to. make it a Piet_ (el waste. But whit groantis had the Plaintiff for this motion? Why, be had an annuity , of 1551. a year foam thorn/Nike; bet for flat he had only paid : 11991., sad lint 110111 wit paid no a poi, phi( The Oleo who dealt.l* sack bond. ong'it in si-Poo, that the Cowrottensild ggpees, to are he had g tao., valuable remitierstiste for it. But while the At!..,. ney•General and the. Marquis of Blandford, 1 1 / 4 r. were pieties le the cam in the. Stce.Chattreii.-t'a Court, viler, that Learned July anfred to se Injunction against the Doke Par cutting down flees, why had they net been naribel oleo in case Was It not important to the Martptis of iitandrorel, kc. that no prrann should be allegro(' In cut dont% timber and to dilapidate the emit ? My* had a nation helm brought forward en seek Mummy pee. teats, sad he therefore had we doubt it would Mt dis missed. The LORD Csanert.t.ort.- 44 Opprested If Dir /Riad is with the eery algal dirty I am is a mingles to be celled to discharge elsewhere, alto+ me to beg you will mot call for my judgreeot till some day nest week. I bare a serious Recorder's Itpurt to attend to."—Jedgisent postponed. ZENNTSON V. TUC EAST asp' I COMPANY. We reported this case err, tally last week, um) this ( 13y jo.lgonent was given by Ike I. , rd Chancellor in favour the hainisif, who is Loy Itrcent of St. Oslolph, Alchgate, agaiu•t the Ltst India Company, by which he can Inter .1,4 .4,ehow,e3. VICK-CHANCLI.Lum 4 COMO', Aram,. MATHEWS tr HOME 14 11112114 AND ARNOLD V. DVPICOIIet. Mr. BARBER imtsed for an Injunction to rsstrain lls. Defendant, also it a bookseller 41 1.11110 Q , •011. street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, front Itriii•fric and poi,. Halting an entertainment called Mr. .11 . 4.qtr.:;:e. Tip to Paris. Ile snowed (Ns on the attelaut tl.e Plaintiff Mathews. that the Plaintiff* Ain.tl.l %%is the ;troprietor of the English Operashnese, ite the S , and Mr. Mathews had undertaken t.. perform, 1.. r a number of seasons, pieces or entertainments to be recited and performed solely by him; ohs' on the S of last Match, a niece or entettainuteut called Ma- Antis Trip id Paris was peifottned (or the time, anal met with the greatest seeress; and had been repeated tine, limey a week pier since 11,41 tied ; that the Defendant; or aonie vetstin entitioss•l by him, attended the teproseitistion, sell t,.-t : ;t down in shorthand, as dolttered by Mt. Mstness„ and afterward, published it in a b O O% t T he Crilles Regalia, which enittaiistil a fron'isTit•er Mr. Mathews in one of the charact^ts hs b.d re;ites seated J and hie al.n riven notice that I e introits in publish *nether eltrarts frosts the Trip to Pur i..--- The Learned (;newel, in ...Tyne! of ha tott•i.,o, gooiest the COIF of filaeltlin T. —, es tr: '.?" 4 in Ambler's Rrperis, pl.:, 604. That was the the farce of Love-a la-Mode, written by M. tow. It •01""t•d he was in the habit of allnoingit to hi; printed for benefits en receiving a compensetion, the Defendant published retracts from it in 7ha Gentleman end bugles' Nags:zing, and the Court granted en Injunction rn restrain 'rho Vica-Ctiances.t.on.—Take the Injunction, sod let It be unveil personally on the Defendant. NAVAL INTELLIGENCL DEAL, Aram 4.—Crime down from the River last eying, after post, lb. Lord Wellington, Ander sen, for the Isla of France ; and Florida, lirynton, for Jamaica ; and sailed with As whole of the oat. eard.b•ond on their respective voyages.—Yetirrday morning, the brig Pallas, Phillips, for Liverpool, ran on shore of Kingsdenu iu a thick fog, bet .as got off 'Wiest damage. P , Aram 3.—The Indoetry, of this port, is wreaked at St. Michairs.—Sailed the Wey mouth storo.slip, for Chatham. FALIIOITTO. APRIL I.—Sailed the Lady Arab.lla packet, and Nectea packet, for Whew, both with Mails. 4.—Sailed as Swallow, Phillip', fo• the Cape of Gond Hops, and a somber of oatward bowled vessels and coaster•. LITUIPOOL, Aeart. 3.—The Amity, Maswell, for Now York, got es shore this sinning ea the Fists, Mt was pt .1, mad proceeded to sea this esesiog's tide. bltteettn, APOtt 2. The anew Mercury, White. way, of end how Trignatotit for Liverpool, soiled from Ismer. yesterday senresing, bat wee onfortenately d►iven by the stroog eeriest or tide in a eels with a a thick fiii t ea the Dishnps, whrre she soma went to pieces. Crew aserri, after bring nine boars is their beet, sod leaded es Ramsey „ On Sahernay. ow It ICORDIra mans a Rimer' In PRiugh Pour*? of thr fellow ing Prienams leader sesamme of death in hessmas, wiz.— Mamma Pleaell, Resnik Powell. Jobs Roberts. ',swirl *Vey. Themes Williams. William Breami. Jabu rt..... lentwet limes. dm.? Milk Alain Reed, 6 Igniter. and William niers fueetraliog Rend., I. a1:2 1. 1• ing-lorsesr ; Marton ward. stud Viarem Read—for slasep writhed Eliadoesit N...01e and I.:limb's,' Pasch/tag. fee Imam. brrasis4 in the da r time ha..? Cook. Jubo paves. Joao Frost, sad (inner roe bliabmat rubbruire s Martial Simla, Wm. Serat..a.... Juba Willll/1.144. William doom sad Jaws aberilea— tor burglary ; Jam.. Doman. far heror-strellteg:rae vietra is Yrbruar. In.. 1 Rob... Inylnr,emmietrd is Drrember Wt. for riming dons mad destroying 111 isms a and Asa br. a. •I. ramieted is JAIIISIIT, • lo.r Headier crude is • dwell- Sag-liamse—mbets 11.u,rl il•Vey and Witham lanes erre ar. dered for Piero. no on Wrdereelar was. Ihr ith of April. Tlit sabers sere reviled dads” hos Kayla Miglians Ibe Painea error, (:uper.34 en Saeleox —Yesterday a wiry improseilie dl.eoarr. mar deaf red A, the Der. Dr. Coma. in Nervier, Cheat'. to the ettraftilarsle then mdereA trr •aeration no Weclaiewl.). The Chop. I Nits nih oiteorted, and the me. he. kaeed in Iter..e.ag a.a ne.. Vre, ls, nue of the elm% wa. tamele.ed 0,1 Febreary 17. of.leading as sernerroe gr.Nrlr .d prepertr he the loam-, of hr. melee, J. W. Parkin, 1:q. The Irate wu Mk detailed at the lime. and lie value melee fOllOl. &rage led 11001. Green, aged 44, the Inset Priest/ter. Wes Dos kir 111 .•§1 Vt. lid of the ..me ...ash, of steeling la the ammo of 2:111. to tae k.•er of Mts. gliftrie, a peelsenn. is klarsball-street, Darnahranarket. Nara taken, torte were JO rkeleinn ke,s. a erire-har, ■ dark lantern, phespente. bor, ate. fatted nor kith. Weary sorry to add. Mos Ile P. i.nowr t. a inlarka► rilnarelerr, kW* hers cried repeatedly in Die saran Dunn, before lao Amigo and Recorder. He seem mark coo posrd. Conn Zweessiowe, Artie. b Wide den ak own len 114 • leWeenew el so 4s. Irons I.i aluesdee's pekes.— Merle• wade don. altbeevs 'ewer some , err. caked by /16. pre gamer, few ales (weld ee effersed es sloe !Mier. —Om% Pew, and less 44. ebeapet—la amber inkier es sa wfishes. W 4.46 (tago4l) 66 74 Crew Pee. 44 41 Mew Aft brim UM* (regt 4 6 o ) •• . . Al 74 Old Iw. ay* 40 ft Mk 40. 4O 44 Oirley .36 41 0.10 . ... ......... 3d X New...... Yak 7O 76 Poinied &L.— ...-... 30 — 34 White Poo 36 42 I Feed de. New MIN .... ...... rise Mar 6O 63 Ohre Meilen . __ 44 46 Seconds . . •••• Sg?lingg.ll Wiggle?. dram s.—Oar Mabel the. way. is( was peaty well 'applied with prime Sesar, velikh wet sale at ear We prleve.—Tbe Obow at %prep win moll, bust prime eaviidenddy higher foe die idea qa4lity.— Peek sad Yral Ns. opals Laelwil. The bonnie/ In the Hy 111miliei was net ea Swish ihos awe li. mad bet Few sees wive steeled in lint orisile.—Chiver i. ba. per Med (*arr.—Strew denier. -- • • Tie awaked Is a mewl rumen,* •f :be whets rad pies a* Market : Ta eke Owe Offal. per lease at One. Beef «. 4.. if. ia fa. 4d. g Head ar Castle alp day Nemo . 3s. id. a 7%. Od. SINN . . ..... MO Veal ... N. eV. to 76. 04. IlbaNsNl iaNIN..... 13440 hot .... 34. Ed. t , is. Od. CNN. I'M Lumb.—.os. OL No IN. et Mr UV HAY-lIARKRT. Bev Or. W. t 4 T. N. 011. Odder .... N. 01. ud. Id di ot. Oa. Soso 11. 101. ed. t• 111. Gt. od.