The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-26 00:00:00

51OCKMR7' UNIO V ►un RADICAL It h: FY )1: Al. T l, o fnllnwl^R sr► the Articles of this Amsorill;on. *env •imilsr 10 which ire sorted through the North• ern novonfaetueing ditto:els Aci,cie 1. Thal moll are horn. nail always con' insie free nod flint!. in enure. of their 'mount rie viva distinction there e eau I.e retooled only on pnblie utility. t'ir e The most essential end of all moral nod political to.ocia . inns is the preservation of the Moral and imprestript r"eits of man; and then rights are liberty, protection of rel. iris, wont,, and re.i.tasee to °ppm...ion Article 3 Th.. •de real sovereignsy of the quite is i•I the Peorle or patios. because on earth a Nation bath no .upecioe. This altos Is literally a stleereignly, as !snag an deo i wed. inherent. aid absolute. Amide 4. For promotlog the object of this Union Satiety. it 1. ro...isite that the tow. and its immediate vicinity he divided into lively, metiers is districts, eneh section to elect two Gene jeor Cosnwitteesoes. as Minas t—A tretpoisition to he rat to erteh martian for she purpose of manna a Mereltent to nomiante Con. dilutes. whets wi.hin eight data afterwards the mooing§ should meet train to elect their Counnittemome. e rh !itemiser to unite the onson'. Same he votes foe apse a slip of miner en I it No. and drnp It into a box provided for that promote I then the voter shall be examined. and whoever has a nsamritv shall he dal" elected. I orb Cinemal cassinitteensan not to M. less than 31 years ofage.and res•dent la the town not lee. thaw Iwo ye.ge, nod to reside In the wino they tevendly reorneat t sh• ii this v Mall he to ortimact all helloes" conjointly with. and at the 'ego larkleetings til tlsCismerialCommittee. puissant to the general or partic•lar immiscible.. they may severalls receive from their respertive osmium, sae -haW to go eat of .ace every three wrath. Article 3. 'That a Presides.. Vire.Pres i deet, Treasurer. and Secretary. shall be appointed from and by the (general Com &ton. T./. Presiders sod V ire- President to continue in offer nee week. to be appointed by grandest% as thew names nand na the list of the General Committee. The Treater , / and heere tary to remain in offer during the pleasure of the Committee. Ar irk 6 That a plate or plans shall be provided, for the purpose of lemeriwg. reediest. cnoverathas. &t assn for teach ing the rising consostaitv. no• merely the use .1 letter , mid words. but tech K ona awl moral prinrlpks as may lewd the will to the rested/ma s h e great laws of Cod. that Mal may live io liarminevy with his fellow and with all creation. Article 7. All Members of the Union shall he classed or di vided with twelve Member* in each class; they shall elect a I tear, from soberest -isear.elves every three mouth.; every claw shall meet ore n week at the re ideate of the leader, or some other of the Members of the elms ; or al the Unita /loam. as may be newt cosvraient to them for the purpose of reading soy pulitical, or ether hooks. papers, &c. t or conversing apon tie hest ptactkal mode. according to the eaters/Pr of the time, of ohlaitnng a free and good thmernment. which is the primary rod principal step to the attaisumnst or human hapro new. Faith Mesh." shall poi weekly to his cross PoJer at ilie time of santlag, site prang. for the parpoac of carry ire into effect the object of the Union. 'wisely, that of &lonising fi n d (kit I.etterto nod L'oirersat Freedom. Ihe elan leader shall write slows the inporinct pincerdings of In order stint it mar be reported in the body of the Cities as k rein after directed. Article 3. The clam leader shall meet the General rriasatittee cod Arenas the Volvo - onsi• every Monday evening. at i eight o'clock. fro the earpo - an of rasing to the general fond Ile it reviseetive cline collections t and of reporting the procreto Oi lbw respective claw.. is moat and political infortestion for .iating abet they corp.:der to be wee-sari far the lonise ' promoting She geortal j jert, on rcreive iserocti fin, and mini., with the General I actuator? re...peeling the welfare, and further rosettes the object of the Article 9. '1 but one or sore mono be s r tied every Werlnm. , day eveniag, at halt, na seven n'eltok, forth , purpose rat entit le( such moral and political Im.its, fte.n. IS.. Lotelatitlara and Coma:Ste, -hall approve t the reading to cow.. Wore al eight o'clock. and cnnelode sit len l'outdu , :ole aprnint chairman for the esening, who shall keep order durse the Melling. Article That the rooms •hall be op n Tanday. Thursday. and Ft .day evenings, at etßht o'r lock, f ar 01111.0te of irstructing the eihnriben in r•niiiini. writing. arithmetic. IMITMAT. Ar. &c. when ',metal duly q uo.. Ile/ shall he appointed by the General Committee, to attend eels evening a. teaeben, n ilhuat fee or reward. Artiste 11. That nee t r more room. he n•tetarti day ',ening, sit seven o'clock. for recoil% saes mar lat d I ' • mil picen a. the Corductor. approve, and the youths may tube, cornatithd to memory, to slam at Sew o'clock. Article 19. That the remiss daft be open eatery Sunda., frogs win. to trot - e Si. foregoen. awl Jean holf-pout roe tett foor its the ofterototo, for the purpose of tenchiug youth of both •ein ren.ling. HMl's. kr. Ike. alder the management of Conductors wwwinated be teachers, and appointed by the Georral t:umutii tee far that purport. Article 13. A .nry shall be attached to the Inttiiistion, to he purchased oat of the general head .f the Union, to which all NI. misers shall bane free serest in the mann , r tollueitg. •in Oa the eveniegs ;spry npriated to reederg. fte. the Chairman shall ord. r such book, out of the library a. lon, be nerenary fir the reining. and then to return them to the ilace funs whence they were taken. Article 11. TAP Celina! Committee, or any part thereof. 0..11 have power to visit each and la. , at the time of it. meeting. for the parpo•e of rehdering all the assi•tance he or they ran fur the promo inn of ,b • objects of the t.'aiets. Article IS. That the ton R•preentatises ar I' of earls Sect i with the clam leaders of the resoei 3ectlol“, do form and csoot.tute a Sevin.. Committee. 111 transact sal 10. eal tlO•ilif.4, and Sc: le all differences and uloindentandings that loss more par.icolat Is co. each rep. Mee avartion. tot ;gird the mid See ino ononotee are nut stile to deride rosy caw ...tote them. they snail. owl they ....hereby bottead, to re. soot 'orb came or cans to the General Committee, whom drvi Sian he listal. At In. That as 114011 as ennreairat we Joie• dto depot• sow.• good and wrll.tried (Ili tin. not le.s than `5 year. or age, tool ttrai col in t h e sown not lens Ile at 'even %y,. ns oar He. pro.. manse to l.t.adon them* to do all oar bovine sorb n• per-eating nor inn. nod Hero ssss 411AUCCS to lb" Chef Mo. ,rue, ar t e of,iiipi U the Do,n ie. whir:. rely it. devoted and worsened tap It her towns and plat n in late. loud. ...stlaiol, as t lvalrsythett to feWitill acid we base tib• Sm. il Our Feet s 3.la.en and Ankle 17. That Itepre•entativon shall be elected or. by ballot, re. oratate at any time by ht• roma itarlev. ; the manner loltat• jog, • id. four wet h. before the et pit of she owe Of IL.. :5.5 iteprt.entative. the General I nnonitare ! 'hall fail a 'sleeting of the Upton. f or it o ., ; 1,,,„,,„„ or warliJgte., duly qualities, , mad shall iR. n, a n d they ate there- ; by bound to di loser the naine or names of the several Vaud.- • dates to earls nods t lam Leader of the Union. who -h Al • faily ennTy., the merit: or demerit' of ens+ forollidate. la t I day, alter th.- names of the ral Candidate. have been pro. ; posed to s L e t o w, o f the S .607. a Me Ileg !knit be railed of toe whole Colon by a lierietni Committee. tar the pm pne of etertlag a [Nino Reprmentative. when emit Memhm 'hall write his mute on as .l:p of potter, lire anew of the l'uouidate lie vote, tor. lied roll it op. nod then drop it into • but provided for ilia. purpose. The (intend Committee shat. own cuisine the Ittlinb' r as votes for nets Candidate, and a Oversee has the ma jority shall be declared duly elected nor ftepraletitativit foe the ensuieg year. A Ode Id. That all Members above eighteen years of age. shall vote for (.twill Cussitteesea, the Ualua Keresenta. live., Ac. be. Amid- 19. That although it it little to be doubted, that the yowl of his Cotroituesits world ever Cannttl the disernion or • Iteprnentative elected as afarnaid. vet. agreeably to the •ery nature of a deputed authority, the 1/cpsity must he sub ject, al the pleasure of his Coasiltreatt, to receive their instruc- Logi. Article 20. All procerty of the beciety 'hall 1w crord only in Cie to•rdi nt tleneral Comosittetwaeo,lretiwei. al public w.f• t"r the lime being. E.rry Ventral rnonitlenaao. Trailer, nr other (Hi tt er, on going out of doe nlber. Anil deliver up hi• snot. old, fa .r icitecrot of all that has been entrocted to his charge, oiihin one mrwllb firltr hi. going oat. It ',isle Ike PrePident nod General Commit:ee anal bare i.on re in ..... n der:totters before dies. A riicles.3 Ibe Pre•leleat "ball have power to tail • lairds; of U r I;encrot l'onnuituer on nal urgent ocratios. Article 11. Th , Presnl,lll MMd the artier part of she Cats• attire .hull knee purer In rails Pith:ie. Meeting %beerier it.ri deem it rryaisnr. or the Urrikkeit hiene.f Mien requited by '45 Al•rnber..l hr A nick tth. Series; Mai ii is lamporolble to "do In Mire* as we wcvlr 'her .1.0.4111. EKED as,' a h:lit lb. present entr ra opies is the Pot li.worotori Itepreseoriition of the People Oral p 49 bey do all she fouadaiioes of public a 0.1 privote a50r..13. r .ch than- bee at Ike Coins era ever feel it to be a moral dirty io hire to a read to the objects tbereof, but pre-rallaestly S. Frolarte by tam % Is Hi poser a Ili &rat Reform of Pve.carat. by Joe. am of billreec we ail snots yzneet of avatar: - cad seer mowl.„ aho have met for :ay crime forteilrd the of Par. n eluration ant theettliag 1./ 4r Ye.:: and cf Lien lout 11 :. THE Ankle M. Tim, the Ride. of Ihi• a•AeaA- M 1 a.. %pm letter 61.1111 41 , M 111 1w ta•rr•-ary I IMO no SoliPlaiiol l l .I. .l 1 hr wade, cavils( I. a Ii ore Nteriong called rot emu .l.lr.aolon of may bus fa I royn.itinu ; and when any •ach amend woe 0, Row ...men • . h all have berm agreed to, t►ey shall be come biud•ag as I{ or tlir Us lON, communication. to he addressed to the General Coustai,tre Uuiva It ...m, London Once, htoekpon. LAW INTEM.IGENCE. COURT OF K ING'A BENCH. Jesr.2s. COMMITNI:INT OF BAIL 70 NEUGATE. RYDEN V. BRANTON At the sitting of the Court this morning a person named Charles Wadsworth, who ileactibetl himaelf of No. 10, London-road, in the county of Sauey, tobacconist, tendered himself to jnstify, before Ni r Justice Best, as one of the Defendatit's bail in this case. Or. being interrogated by the Plaintiff% Coen. lel, ohs, was instructed to appose the justification, he admitted that he had been a hankropt some time since, but that he bed seperaeded his commisaion. paying 204. in the pound In all his creditors, with the eaception of a few unjust debts. Being pressed whether he had not since been discharged under the insnlvent DeWitt,' Act? he positively denied that he had. The latter question was heater urged. amt then he admitted that he had been discharged as to one debt in the Insolvent Court,•nd said heliati neer' been • bankrupt. Mr. Justice Cm interpoied, and upon further exam' • g him he prevaricated and hesitated in all bis ansarria. ll* atlcrittrd that Is. had ensiled to lb. Insolvent Debtors' Court to be discharged, and re• rented Iti Mr. F. Pollock, ea a Gentleman who could trite the Court some informatiAt upon the subject. Mr. F. POLLOCK intetprseil and said, that being called upon by the person rn the n...r In role to the Court what be knew respecting bim, he thought it nee sssss y to state, that be did happen to know that this person bad taken the benefit of the Insolvent 1./eta/in' Act by alleged improper means—that hi. cteditnrs had afterwards proceeded 'Oust him cri minally—that the indictment was compromised, upon his undertaking to pay the debts in respect of which he Lad sought his discharge—and that an action bay. ing been afterwards brought against him ter these Ilebt4, he pleaded in abatement, that his creditors bad proceeded against hies criminally ut.der bait CifCool. Alr. Justice pm said, there was bet one COWSe for him now to pursue. cuter the moss prevarication sod contempt of this person—namely. thst of corn. milting hien to Newgale. It was a grievous hardship u p on that they should be put to the es velife sod trouble of opposing such hail, ■nd still greater, 'het they should be called upon In prose cute tl•enr criminally for the imposition and fraud at templed to be practised on the Court by means or rfjory. It was ü., however, that such per•or should he taught to feel, that the Court had within itself the power of checking such practices. In the ho that tie mildness of the present prreeeding ...mid Ilse, a 1.11.,1.0ume etf.'ct, he ► houl.l r-•mn'it the offender to Newel, until the last day of the Term. Ile was committed arcortlingis. At half.past one the Cavil r.... in atrend the aim ,. eons to the House of Lords, in the case ut O'C lady r. the Attorney-General. PO L IC E. - - GUILDHALL —Jaives Lrra!!. prrtot , at the GPII• nut . ..hall Intl. et:ova-v.! on .1 .u...-roria 10 answer the compleiot of Nir. for so nierchirge on the carriage oaf • pure!. The Defendant, it appeared, had not been furnished with a regular ticket by the book•kenper, but made one nut himself, in which he charged It. 6.1. for carriage, the proper charge being only Is.—The Defendant was contiord in ill• full penalty o f 204. Bow stittEr.—yesterday H. Platt was cliargrol ors ..uktsirion or stealing ' , feral ca , pretter't tools, • quantity of apparel, a watch, and other property. I,.eluncinit 10 a countryman grimed lissre!.ce. 'flue Prosecutor arrived in I.4.lnlnti a few eteoiti.ts since, stud took two trunks. con:aioduig all he possessed in world. in the Green Dragon, in Villiers'. ~ s ee', S . rand. The boles were lII4Ced in Or rerl.n3t, whale the Prisnner and two companions Isere drink - ing, and 'non after their departure it was discoserell that i hey uric bushes, open. and eropoird of their contents. T'te Prisoner liesrioz that search was waking for him, came the nest slay, and otfered to give the landlord • main of money, mid to restore the property if no fur:her nutice was taken of it.—lle was rernintl4. -- A isitr.lls. Cm driver of one of the Kensistg. ton s tages, appeared to an information exhibited against him by Mr. Ilarmon, the Magistrate, charging him with carrying twit pawners on the box. The care was wowed by Mr. versant. Mr. II s ussn, for the Defendant, submitted that the Slige-rosoh Art, as regarded coaches &alas, by only tan hor..es, did not award any an, fur carrying two passengers ow the box lintels (hers were more 1:4111 the simper etausber eo the coach, which was mot the Case here. Mr. Brame, ow reference to the Ad, found that Mr. Illaastas was right, the statute only applying to casettes drawn by four horses. The case wu there fore dismissed. E. Davies, aged 14, was pet to the bar ; when a Mr. Morgan stated, that as he was going through Broad-street, St. Giles's, the Prisoner sod another boy ran against him, and robbed him of hit watch, with which they escaped ; but the Ninorr was after ' wards apprehended, from the description given of ' him.— Remanded. . .... bIAILLIOIIOI:OII.STREST.—YeSteraty two men were I brought op to this Odic.., charged on sos;riciou of Rasing committed robberies at Carlton-house, !et for the want of sallicreta 'Wrote they were dis chargeil. Woarntr•sTass7.—James Gardiner wss clrarged at ibis Office with (era-ry •isturrlng a sesp..crible looking unman warned Winter. The Prisoner is a green•grucer in Spiral fields-maker, and the Cum. plainant, on going to pircliace of him, made s un ' . observations totatd.ng the pricy be asked, when he knocked Apr down.—Orderoti to find hail. Iron. Collins. a sailor, was charged with thrown,. leg the life of Mn Brorh, • respectithle tradesman's wife in Spiral-fields. It was stated, that the rtisoner came loses Lis .inter, who occupied epertmenra in Complainant's house; that at two o'clock in the morning be kicked the door in, and swore he would murder Compleinant in hot wells her husband.—lle was ordered to find hail; het the Complain• Des husband said, If they all lett his borne he would pro. cerd no further. LAIIDI.TII•STREET.—YIIittdIy JAW DerriT;hlnis aril Joseds Berringharn, hi. brother. (.art of ■ de. operate Rang of robbers, vi !in for the lest twelve months hare been concerned in a slumber of burgle. ,i„ riprehen.lpd end brought in east( de to t'ae save nit 141'41114 chlriea of that nature. 111Pff (Or itigi on Mire charges of burglar►. and were reminded fit .anther erami•-ati••sl .to an. , ther, !Wee. SUMMER ASSIZES. HOME CIRCUIT. Arrore Mr. Jai3re rum wad Mr. Baran Gruen*. He —Weri...+4lll,. July /3. at Hertford. EsniN—nantrrin•, July .24. at e.oriar.fnrd. ROOT— ?, at Mnuionee. donnta—Satorrlas. Anizo.r at Lear.. SVllRLll—Tbariday, Argo.* 12, at I. in)doo. rtOE 4 TRIANISSI.—Joan, the Orford Prdetilrians umlertook, fer a triflmfr sum, to *slit silly milt. In ?loci'e hours, iu the 'lei 44 i 4 y of Cheltenham; the match took place on the Tewksbury road, an a l he ac• rompliahed his arduous task 111 nineteen minutes less than the giren time. Br;ghten Races heel been filed In commence on the 30th of July, but ow gto the Races at Chews ford interfering with the arrangements, they are now espectrd to be delayed about a week later. Saturday se'sinight ss the Trent navigation work: men were levelling the batik on the riser, about SITU yards below Newark-bridge, a very public tiler., opposite • host-builder's yard. a large hole was ob served in the bank, and on digging tit • female otter 'pang out at the man employed, who split 114 head wills a spode; on digging further, there were found Iwo young ones, both females. They, with their dead mother, were sold to a hatter for twenty-one shillings. A few days ego, as some workmen were digging in the garden of • new house, built by %Ir. Thoth.% Fitzsimmons, of Coitus., one of them turned up • atone, under which was foetid • small gold medal ; len the obverse of which web a chalice, supported by two figures with wines. with Sacra at the bottom; on the reverse was the fi:ttfe of Seim Patiick, tattle poled with his welter, atol a hallo round his heed, in the act, apparently, of ti..liline cnoversation with • (emote 114ure, supposed ter be intended to reptemnst Saint Bridget. There is no date visible on the p:riee ; but it must have been many ages since it was cl•p•ssite. , . FRA:7o.—Yrstetday afternoon a men batiste the appearance of a gentleman went into the shop of Mr. Grant, a watchmaker, in lligh.sereet, Ahigate, and agreed fur the purchase of a double bottomed gold watch, No. 254, u, , un a diamond, for 151, for which he tendered in payment a bill or radiance for 501.. purporting to be drawn by a 1.1.•.'n of the name of Meund, mid payable at Slcssrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith's, dated the Ist of May last. The man celled himsolf Dr. Williams', saying be was from the country, and was at the swan with Two Necks, obese he insited Mr. Grant In COI on him at len o'clock. All this Mr. Chant itscoutiou.ly believed, parted with his watch end '351. its change, end on en quiry at the Buskers, nothing was known ..r the par. ties, nor was he known at the inn. Mr. Graft' ap. plied at B-.w.street °ince, but no amistance could be rendered him. The 2SI. which Mr Grant gase iu change consisted of one 11/1 amid thtee 51. notes. On Ittr WI, note, the name of Mrs. Ellen Wiseman, Leith, is writs. n, with Mr. Grebes nesth : en one of the 51. notes 11111 11.1111•11 i JUIIO4, Ul . lll, sod Co. ; end on soothes, Mr. Rees, with Mr. Grant's initial. below. IMPOSTOR.--NlPHettlay, Sit old rogue was appre hended in Netton-square, by the officers of Cfmst. church. g down the arm of Gentlemen's houses for time purpose of soliciting dimity, or chiming 'alas he could. On searching hi., • great quiintity rif meat. sal a censiderabie sem of money, was found on his person, he-irles • great number of cli•ritatile paltilbt:l, in which 'he was described of different I. to. festi-ns; hut in ell he nos said to have been reduced front pest 11.11•01 t/ In the gteatest waul. Ue was taken to Christchurch wch•tinest. As the tost , ii oris lately dizging a grave io sir baryiug.grnum! witl.iu Ty gia.aeurib Castle, his spade struck *gait's( • stone coffin. which, on bebigea smineil, was friend to contain • perfect shelties, the homes of which were cor.re.l with leather, cerinesly car and ornamentrd. Or looking further another edits of the .sme deseripti a wes found, which also contained a skeleton, bet without the head. The bones of this latter stem defended and 'domed 'aids leather in tiresome manse, asthe ether. Th011.40'40, was Sewed tight round the boom, and it is therefore etident C.st the bodies bad been anatomised Wore interment. The boors, leashes, sod stitchirg were tolerable presmution. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT,-00 Ike 21st instant, I five young men, mid to be somewhat the worse of liquor, engaged a small beat at the Brooneielaw, So lake a sail oil the titer. When near to Nieikle Gesso, one of them, while sittiug no the side of the vessel singing a song, fell surfboard, and in attempt. , into sate him, the beat ofrierved, when John roe ; fees, '22 )eats of age, and George Henderson, 18, both LiLicksaiitlio, were unfortenately drowned.— Nearly an liner elapsed before the bodies were got out. Ti.. former belonged to Linlithgow, end the latter ramp here • few months ago from FAlinhurgh. Os the IGth instant, a boat Wends% from Large. fair, spiel when nil the Cock of Arran, and all on board perished. It is said there were from lb to 20 persons on board.—(Gleistoto Courser.) DAILFN• R055111Y....-A few nights back, • Gen demon residing at No. 44, Bloomsbury-moire, was on his retests home, attacked at the corner of she square by threw rations, one of them knocked him I f doe 0, a second, "at the same instant switched his gold watch from his fob, anti a third gave him some violent kirks erlsilst on the grnuod. 1 bey then ran softy in dillfrotent directions and escaped, alt hovel' per sued • great distance by some persons whom the cries of the Centiemsn hail alarmed. Information , lof she robbery, and • desefiptims i f she thieves, we, given In J. Firrt.moti, the constable at St. (AIWA •stch.house, wiin. neat morning, •pprrhended two of the : vine, sod lodged them in safe ratforty. 00 Friday. au luesietritte was held before J. Gam.. Esq. Cor..arr far the I. Ily of ctrl unmier, nil ho.ly of Mo. h. P. Lopez, twat amiable and u r r o m plished_ young any , 21 yeses a. age. at she liat4.e it Err fisher. Sir M. Lopez. lino. '3, Ar Ilugion turret. Piccadilly. 1. apwared Iron, lie evidence of she maul, tbe &reward went to n p l oiresialy in zipoNi health and apatite us 'I huraday night. and awn. [mind dead Übe art: cia -ening. A ...negro, ult.. so. tailed sr vu Friday morning, teas ui opinion, that deer .ard died 'noon saldcu at et ayoptery. Verdict—Di:A by the visitmlue of Lied. LETTiNt. BOATS TO 111^E O( SUNDIY. TTSIOB•IIALI. —Y.ster.b., d inteteetiog •aae was heairl before •I'. Er . • , E.q. ih. p►ecidiud Ilegi orate. Mr. Carlton, of St. ,%nrirre's•bill, Doctors' Com. mons, attended at the Afire (.4 lie purpose of slat. mg a complrint sgsinat Mr. kiratutes Bodges, who lets boats to hire at I:, per Ground-street, Black. friar , -road, who soppe...ed to a gammon". granted at the in•••ence of Mr (*ashen. The Complainsot shied, that en Solid., 14. t, the 20th lots. , hi! soap ▪ smy .•f 11 !ears of age, regeested perei,siow le I,ke a watt for • shot time, and leave wa, granted with injussr.sons to be at home by a gireak time; me boy no' returning by the app .inted time, and % I hour% haying elapsed, great anxiety wan created in the mind. of his parent,, who went is ....arch of bin, end after some time spent in eagoiry, the ho) al by hisfatner near Blickfriara-bridge„, an the surrey aisle, without his jacket. On gees. tinning the boy where he hail been, ha stated that .tool er lad, only 13 years of age, harili persuaded him, they went to ilodges's for the petiole* of kiting • boat, for the use of which they paid 4C 6d.; but prior to their getting into the boat he was atript of big j stk.', at d his companion of his silk neckker. chief, as an indemnity in case of any accident bap. • peons( to the boat while ender the care of lbg childremae incompetent to manage her. The boys went a Ault distance in the boat, bet the tide fon. ning eery strong, and they haring neither power nor skill to guide the boat, in all probability would have been drowned, had it not been for the interference of a young man who saw their perilous 'ligation, end went to their assistance. When the boat was taken back to the owner, the jacket was not returned to the boy, but was sent to Mr. Carlton'. in the evening, after the lad had been diarovered. Mr. lioti(es defvii led h.s conduct by flying. hie •errant had let the hoot to the bobs, boil the blagis. trite would listen to on sect' @scale, and stated. that tech conduct r OW4 not he &feinted. Oar would ►w toonienstice it, as the s ame time it,„, hw was finable under ';',9th l'i.arles 11. that,. 7. for et. •rising his busl%ess of le's;stig boots on the Lord's. dm) ; hut Alt. Csoltnn sail, his s , te object wig to prevent, if pos•ihle, iu fo , ur.., the practice of let. tine hosts to chilAren. 11* o hkh an mans• %tridents take 1.1.ce; ander th•r r:nt•id►ration, and a ',does 11(1'11;st:ion from and a promise by II •d,.s no to t trend the compltiut was dia. cniss.l uu Lie et•• •spent•%. 3: .11th MS. VXBRIIMIE. Corsrlwisrrior's Retern.—Tlll7ll‘ls4l , idmit %hest, per load l6, IU,. l• cll. N. liartr3 , per qu tin —d. to —d. —4. to 35e. —d. Beau. • Wt. —et .31), —d. ..... - w —4. Io —s. —d. Pees R), :41.0GA11. AM) L4. 1 1101.1411ALL aIAItKLIS. (1)% Iw. t• rm.,. ) lief . 3.. RI. la 5.. od. I Veal .... 4.. Od. in 5. id Mutousi ... 41. 4.1. ss. Polk ... 4.. 4.1. Id ss. 44 5.. in b.. 441 Nile'. OF riII.LOW Sr. Jniars's Market .. 1.4. TowsT..i..ss 665. Oil. —4. Oi. C , nre Mark.' .. ....... tal. Yellow Ro-sirt6l.. Ud. —.. lid. Wasp-. asp... M ,4M 3i. Sid. N ,ols Alms Si!.. Pd. —...N. pr. ~...f ay., Snap dome ..63-. Oil —, so. Average.... 31. 9ed. blettsoe Mot sk. Od. 565. od. 1/iiki swab ..31.. Od. —b. 011. tbnsrs 2' . WI. Gond Ilrege lra 44. rrllntr Snap. 9Gs.-116111.41. lat. —Lord lob- —Pal".. Oar. Parr of Candie.. per dozen. I. 01.41./.l.ds. IS. o :. PRICE OF LEATHER Rolls. 50 lo 56Ibr. earls - 3tlhl to 11l per lb. 1/111,., a 6 to brills. each 2.,41 to Y 4.1 M. rf :1:11111 . Rat ki . —d to —el Dr.. ....a Hid,. - lid t.. i'4.l Floe Coach Hides . 144 ... 191 Coop Miles 1i hi 4011. for roiling 13yd to 141 Dim. .V. to .Aills. - 181 1.. ._:.: Calf Skies 31 io 10: 1 1s. - ‘.....1 lo tr , I Ditto JO to ;olio. • :AM to :,7I flit.. 70 to 1.13bs • t! .! io :....1 Small Seals lt.reenlaudl - `...1J to :11 Large dams 6„:.. to WI. per dose::. It Au 1:11)1..; Rent Timfers sad Steers (per doge) 2.. ed. to 4.. led. IN.d Ilit.c. 01 , 11 , a.. S.. Mwah.l 001 H U.. 01. uo 0. 01. PRICE OF Hops Paw 1.4011. Komi ....5. It.. 1. , 61. , 155. Seftez... 51. 6.. ti. 61. W. PI w encK vet Kent ... 0.. ts. en 71. 15t. ..01. a. lo a. U. . hI. 4.4. la I. 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