The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-31 00:00:00

remiss its b.— bands I tonsiderabie parcels use, however, Willa* way,' and the *Kids I . is likely to experieece some &prelatic's. Of Ha- 1 r =ash we have not *bows 180 oases, and the heldire will not ea &lab would ready, Mar 811. sled*. test ladle is still oit of isaca, and loaves are without desnamil. note it tittle Oahe in tbe passe, peellaiedy West lodia, which is asked la. The agile ism buipewrieg• sad is easily plated. Spiess are dull, but pepper is salable. Clempue eel pieweebile faltsg• flow orders have applaud ibr sidiliiens at 41., but holders are law East India pine gads am very cared, and large paresis alight be sold home pdegl. non is le sates at market; in seen it would fetch lead, for Snails. Indigo is carers*, but rum is dull. and meads and dye-woods, Isre without demand. Nothing has lately been dew in tobacco. About 30,000 quintals of cod- GA beat bees sold at from 86 to 80 raids. at which latter rate it is still saleable, and 800 tierces of sal mon, at from 30 to 40 dollars. Some stock-81h bee *raved, and a cargo of Scotch herrings, but no ode was made for the latter. A barge of pil chards has also serlers4 bet will go on to Naples. " Mg • saws ft till *saute of ewes exported. &e. hem New Orissa, from the Ist ef October, 1818, to the Ist of Odober, 1819, it appears it sweated to 99,108 bales, via , — ,% esj Te Ragimid see th e Clyde 13 T. frame To Ewers, Nardi of Hare, seestase • - • for Liverpool ad& ht Tevarrasso (old gm) Ukto lasisisis PION 'The e'epects, he: of tobacco, within the ume period,,waa now milieu's, TIL— T. Oreat Britain. isclultig the shipments Cowes. To Franc* is his service mere tha w . 12 Mouths, hat from dis Aly he had missed ap to the_ r esent time l le s t aei 11417 dross the as units Wier, ie the hat had, what reproved, boot him (the compleisset). Story Jab which wee gime him be do omedwas spelled, seal Immo. temlitios ofby hiss osier peewee of snidest, lio r t li Xi l ta ni t was domino. Th a iM e i t edrate said. he had no authority ova bits se ma . If the esetyleimmt wished to follow up the of assault. he weeld same lass to lind ball. er- The prosecutor declined this, tad the Magi s t rate dated him to take the pmili before the Clamelieriala. Bow-Scaser.—Tertay twos's. aimed Perry eel Stem, were brought u for reenessioadom charged with uttering forged 11. mem is aesesideraldo mom 14. The primates have beta for some thee earryiag en their traffic at Watford. Stanwaore. Abbots Langley. and other places in Middlesex sad ilertfeedshire. They repromaied themselves to be coopers is search of with. sad their clothes corresponded with this awismat. They were accompanied by a third man of mere reepostable appearance occasionally. sad their was si t i o r r* sae pahlio•hoese asedber, for sad at each place paying for wit a note. At Summon sad Watford they were larly saecessfal, heels; favoured every paliffe•lims, in each village with their mikes, besides linit e ssat grocers' Mops. Om of the mess arias& that of interim( a forged rite le a peer iffemeat t, in parasol he seem oT his fedi. At leag eral ra llfte coutle, wheled sees them ohms the taw my for several days. respected they wire emaged tlawm is dishooest pursuit, sod having his evericiese sem Mend by inquiries at the different publiebeests at = boy bad taken up their tempera,/ abode, he to! take them into east Oily. tio searched 1111111 ielleil wis E: Storey a bag. cootaleieg silver to et les, They bad then just quitted a drink* any thing became the """ meld not ohmage fors note. The whole of wee were proved to he Arse& • to commit thew. when Porry they might be reniauded for a few +I to be able to gad the rout of w The prisoners were according . A ILi tabs it. an irriagrastbeelopti so to de. Oa his being . berm& irk dilemmas. of Yr. Kirkn all. peerless to his momillliest. bit woos dews seta his knees to Mr. Ai trati him to take the 41.. hot be was me e r o ill e s' o Is's blhod, as he was dstermthed to make as example of him. llostheesowmoßTawar.--T. /risk, was brottLui ow tors charges. The Oman is ass of those doss who were with ilgoloy, for, etbarsV7h - e - Tatham' Fair vast . pos - they etwmpMl to tub Kelly. komaa; Oa of whom was essoated ie s the ot tormd hers trusieporteth TM Aar ' was ordered the Swigs to apprised thi rinser whoa be Sod him. He Mood diemese. • diolostaser, with kapok. ladeer.obit paw omit Mooed ninth" iu Beildrait. elk MIN, ormaistg. ad attempting to rob swore that he celled M a phi's haws so theatimitaie4, with his s tdldor mother aid las wonsies se Mho hia the siiropi he atway/fmy he was ser- Toemidad by woes,' MK Moms who WNW imeMseithi dews by a severe lslaw width shoed his eve. sad tamed his pockets inside oar ; bat be had y ittlermod them that be had as mosey. and so hey kcal it. He pve an alarm, and his father and radial' mum to his sodomise', autl they were most ' tally umthtreatod, so that the father is enable to hare hisitr i . • A pun ma, mimed Kettle, proved distinctly then one of the gang.—He was commit. wal fee the m erse s aalt eir only on this charge, as there was no For"' him- A letter from Dever, dated os Tuesday, says—" Cap tals U. Wets% ef the brig Dread*ileum% of Lancaster, sad J. Sack her carpester, landed thht evening from the brig (Inland, of Seederland, Captain R. ilentssaig, by whom they were picked up in the Western Ocala es the 7th instant. The Breatia%ane was hem N to Laneaster, laden with timber ; 'tied militat November, being is Ist. 40. A. bag. S. 4. they isms. tor d a dismal gale at %V.S.W. attended with a herby sea, which threw the vessel on her beteg-ends, hat MI cutting away her assientut, she righted.*Leu a tromme does sea taking her abaft, completely swept the Jerk of every thing but the bits, windlass, and capstan, and soon afterwards several planks of the deck and the seals hatchway blew up, ant bee stern-post became loosened. The sea then making deemplete breach over her, tbet were obliged to take to the fore-top, where they remain ed until the 7th instant, without food. out having bees , able to save a single wince of procisiout--fortonately they serum, two casks of water, which no doubt pre served the live, et the survivors. On the 7th they des cried a sail, to which they node a sigma' by hoisting • , blanket. sad heel the satiaartion of seeing that it was perceived, but soon afterwards a thick fog came on, sad they loot sight of her fur three hours; on its cleariag away they 'gabs got sight of her. hut lust her again in s fog * for an hour sad a half; and this setund dirappolut sent bereaved them of all linpe--fortunately it sgail cleared away, sad the friendly naltliras still seen stai d• lug towards than, and :dotter afusrwards reached them, and wok from the wreck all die survivors, consisting of the Captain, carpenter, and five seamen, all of whom were in a complete state of exhaustion. Seven of the crew, and the ualy passenger on board, hail sunk under fatigue and privation before the brig tante to their moist. awe. They were completely weirs out, anti ditd with out a struggle. The Captain NA his brother:4lBw be tween his knees, eadeavoering to rouse him from slum. beriag, as he thensght, but found be bad 'Yelped his last breath. The survivors speak is the highest teens of the kindemeof Captaiu ltoni NOON, 1,168.11 vessel was the only one that came in sig!t during the whole seven days they were es the week. o ‘l7. 4 . . Si. .. .. 4 "•• • • ' •., . 4 .164 •• • • . ft ... 1 f .4. l• ' , • ' ...,•• . • T • ""irieamimannimasnmaimmainamiluma;m;smimimmilm's"• iim i um - •- w .''' • • l i n a Ithar i S CAVNERCIAit INVELLIGF.JI 7 R. reaseases, was hem& to the Ace era thebilestieg tabs il , ashibited brake waster:— . beef FA tract ot a letter Ikea Leghorn. dated Dee. ll. sha r i si ii. i imit ido"dit she at reitielemet Sled 0114.1•111* his 1111 was his .apiwesissa aid dna b. Sumo eomidenshie dila of colonials bare hese i hod ress i ved r e bnb i l a r a ~,e , .ii , m o r NH Hi ii m i ese ‘ t r e i r made during th e last fortnight . and senfeelY any 1 hese ie his series assee r tieifietwebs, hat from Ike el Na ir . crashed sugars remain he OM hamlet toosiderabiel die he b a d e m e nd k. ar w t h e om ega d oe , be bad igal pareels are, however, eirtheiy wag ! ' and the aitsi_e mei eal time the oat *Mem idaz a te the irssisess,_ ). ea el " ------ r --- . , • 4 - • 1 4GRICL'LTIMIAL /11111'. DSOIERISSA.I. - --No.- The wait beeline Rust is le Ilse utast none Or; • healmadryortll44 leas& Th e hooey leads. which re-' waived omega RS& the heavy tains is November, hate worked kindtp Mt Ike MN young Whines to the principal Con ilisifiele tree from slug or. 'def- erents aerie rod II hater. The he has tiny *LW ti 'tabbies ter sway Beans laim Peas.t t ikh I t Vaiond *inners haw berm WA dibble, is the Helm Dinleint t and the fallow% la Ikeir last tilth. will week 160/fler Lent-corn sewing he the i .time assionoMe caws no estyed stole of the Tar- n*, wardneleitty Oho Seward Swedes. Is preserelly dew' pleased - M. cad gives a esseidorgoble - vies to Hay in the erosive covettias. There reashis. bowsaw, moth feed - ms the rood. epos which aleck will do welt. r salon locked Sp by a fail of wore. Clovermred, Mont ~ the dna& d lid wearer, *Ma hot a seamy pro- . deice ; great =Mae. heareeer, are expelled frets Holland and es. when their crops were goon. The Will seepiswe have been* pretty active is their • researches rase all Mode of doettee. sad coosidevaleir pontoons bows lately been made at as advance is prim. The Meat sisrkets have bad large supplies of welh-kid Reef and Mottos ; but the Smithbeld t sub did met affdrri the usual Christmas exhibitions of prime Oxen and fodder Sheep, probably owing to the snbsidiag rage for'extreme fatness. Lean Steck, particularly in tool . , I aged beasts, is become scarce, and, of coarse, hi Ow". 1 priced. $ We regret in not being able to close our Report 1 fey ' 11819 with a store favourable prospect, from that it liki. the declining state of Agriculture throughout Be la nd, •• •, at this time, . rhe last crop of rant ki Ile of ((e , r ' °rain is foe not enly deficient in predate, but, I most r parts, eltinjgrior is finality as scarcely to be saleabl e. in r Wheat„ht 08. per Teeter torten the few prime sat .tples , l at Mark-less. From thin and other pressing es uses, . r' the orrupient of the soil lading also the beet priel a in- 1 ' adequate to their ezpeodstore. are ageing 'Milli as to r Parliament, thvoughont all the principal Cornstlis) rims, ... ' praying foe nose legislative relief. which a reit din dote B.n the ire impertatiess of forest& grain 4 usiibt probably SEW the.. a . Rillill=llll.l.lll.l • . is L *askew *Moll, neweeMelidat la Clileighw and f 10;• MasseeetNlll, his wile, tame bear' belt! rd to 1- bt•eiteilei e - tls• •MO Cowl or Anthill y, at • Edinbigh, es itmeiday, the 6th ofJaseery . next, Y for vending median mid himpivellosev i Leitheit tie*. r - A few •veetes• awe. • unmet of Mr. lowa, a tail- , ** ler. of Sarr, was stepped hy two threpeda,_ _nh" r otsbe.l a him of his. Thep were prereediag *olleiet4il Mace. ", when the spread' flittre,.Margetineollonibeetto et hawed 'm the ! villains, awl eenspeolo them to decanip 1 .: a Sc. meeker* tied nine sita.-11mivisx. --las Wooly Life, whew blast with Health.' , ,t- i„ rrIHR inset system of Ethics is to confine militia d- JL doe Moods, gad this to regulate the Passioas ;ea r- I is , = eed lesug:nte. they intpoloomely destroy .e • ' of thigh It red Morality Mitt made sacred ;or -. curb. bee Vet ee to them, ammo Ma lessee of p , a- " &gee, best calculated to limit till& ifiereasemor. I be Et err disorganization of tbe Mama lame regains gre at I cr medics! knowledge to remedy, sad the public w e.fare is pf .4,- st- meted when prolessiusial we. (distoomedimg the saggeatill ms lb- of the cot loos and interested) dentolheit aftwielto she tas eat- i Se- meat of those complaints geomiltad by , sod the t tb . ebonite.* of tom passion, at am MaallaNkla. • • Ti l e . hi s strewth of a maim cosaists la Ome Mr OM pinife, t . " bat ... It is Miameboly to reflect us the daily easeillie se PM, *so- MS 4 - non of unfeeling mapyrleism, sad toesontenet. ws. far as possible. Its further ravages, we ear In sallbstoLling mak , . en the remit of ear own esperimmo. IM Os sbriessil mot s" a Dehilit 4 . The unwary vintage( eked _. 4 Ira -.• ort.l. - . w ill. ie contemplanng Ifs wept - n m Me of eninteolog seasadeas.* bombe the wed 4 me- nd Olmsted Mateo( eshweetiea may be roused tea wady so awn. —lee Es re - intone seady—ismodereht anxiety rowleweet In tee- pleat Awes. sod loony doer unwea, will A rasp 4 ~• the envoes system la own eases we eon. out an es. the garages of Ira .hl remedies while • 10:4 g ea- aiss i erag=ed l . 1 tat, sin of et Iheisors of band Sexes. ' 8: Ir k. . Thai Whoilom Loos Tames,. eat I now o f ; be treelea di =ol4; the vase of anneal 4 letter bed having Its antidote of *ow emersomes• ewe gran flue so irmiteddered its eabibitlia ongsgato and hark magi. . . ler- We tw it e nd raMMd by absents" to Pptlet is la- • le.toing m welody. that a few dies only are re- i s .. quired for the val of early= s oms; that tie' tut tie in- hi s unveil,. ra n. yield Se oar width' a month . and i • rmi , tkat is a roe who erc ei teele limeelf Wired. Es • bike \, i itingsopenekeig ;--111 al ls 6 ,' lin ". "rerinsgaripplrrrany ether tiontarosooto of the ge.sers- ______,h ;vd tier sy irem, as weakness, akensises, In. eared Lily 4 ttitt- "vr" Lures, obstinate cases of which ate dray removed wlttvat , low- the toe of caustic or ethweleas. Rowe penolteritits biocides.- - .. • I by Itd to the softer mg own set soaped on lineation ;In when once mildness. emodoined with Amory, hate superseded :he mynas Roth esnall, adiVeit. In lee, ear system is unique, per law n minicar, and eminently sereessful. 4 1 Educated in this our natit e city. schooled is . Er p robe- lan", atonal attainment by its spleadid 'Medical chars'tens. sad having born able. personally. to compare with admiration retell ; the Rriti• It tmrelesi practice with tbe l'Orallarlatil. our pre- may 1 tensions to superiority (In a brain+ we have eelveied) are Kling I matured by repellence. which Is enlaced by the daily appli, run . I cations we receive, then from distant countries. HOW and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. 24 1i t,._ 116. 1 13 , Tionnerie-street, pleat-street, London. 5 ' ..- .....,.. I a s • For the general accommodation, se do not Omit ente- r "."' ! wises to stated periods of pearlier. but may he committed "ion - l at all reasonable tuosm--Coomtry Patients are remain to , 1 repro-t: I describe minutelyoutely their symptoms. dr. when Medianes, with 3 I PAW ' Advice. will be famoiediutely &monied to say part uf the • • glass Kingdom.— t haul note is exp ected to anew's'', the • , . His ca,r. ne of ; Just published (Tenth Edition), to d e . I 'FUR .FMB of LIFE; a familiar C o mmentary oa the r• chose Diseases.—Ry Cross soy C 10. Addre.sett to the Youth Ai ;ter- 1 ;, and Alatarit' nf both grecs. ay be hid at 10, Picet- , fIE '' s ter-row I tilt. Pall-Mail ; ea, ch e rrso- street; 174. Flevt- "''' Sr . ; street t end of all ItookeeDen. Prima. . - 41 title --- • --- --- -- - - 1 , ,sia the : BIRTHS. sount ' At Woodent llonse. Ono. oa then* lielleit, the Led; ; ' ;• • Doke of Thomas Fraser. Rag ; of a dangle*: 7____H . i n the , on Friday last, at Orton House, *a Lady et Cept. Ditie. o ,, Dev . ! R.N. of a son and heir. ulf avid MARRIED. es of a 1 1 , , On Iles 00th instant. at Rurwash. George Tlllth.f , Es;. ft I 4me g" , harts 0 Estrsonlinary to his !Royal Highness tie Itei.e .1 Clarewee, to harsh, daughter of J ame s Ptilkox, of L:117- i l at the i *ash, Esq. . b o dy o f ' Oa ate loth inner. at the bone of his Enellesey tNe . ret ty, to . Earl of Clascarty. his .Britannierlijlsawsajestyit'sou.kirathassavotr, at. drown- the Ilagse, Lieutenant-4-01nel Si )d • hot • Hart to fteptlettl %eta' Canoe. daughter of ear-Auutirit . 4 \ , • Richard Waves, of Ilembar,-fort. Devoe. . e' er- -_—___— i DIED. . 1 bar hat, Oa the *7th lament. at Writhe Lodge, aged 6e, Rear-4 :• . ; of New satralJohe FalthCol Fortructie. t berteas Os the loth Instant, at Oahe Abbey. Derbyshire. after I , a t litas wily _six days nines. Heaney. Charlotte, , ongest daarh . A a . t h e * tn. mike law sir H. Crewe, But. -I. d 1 / 4 -e " ' Oa tie 94th hot. at Hertford. Mrs. Dissidall. Wirt sr •••• 4 ' • ley L a ..; 1 lag John ,Es q . hi_..L..._...,..... 4 --- Diasdale the 71s t yea r of towage. t content ' 111011 W.ATER AT LONDON-RRIIMih 111 11411. 6 , . ook with 1 Mender, 4 rein. a ft e r 11.—kftereouli, Wats. snot. \ . r. Lyons. • -=---.44.-444---_ hi. wi fe , Leado- * Hated tad relished 'lty. the raoratsi. ol . • Mt "17 R. WARDELZ. Joe. tense 011SORt. .1114, fitreled. *PP" - vd fee Ise she St. Llentest's Mon; bb re usseseewatteer. ur- , / den, sad Advertisemeats are requested to be evlressaL . i ./ v.. . 1 _ .- - -- employ . Mrs. Blllll.WiCk4q•iflt, th‘ll€olol A II enreirm.-.4‘ urger brute. Satiated as a gentleman, had stabbed a swing lady walkisK with bar sister, on the footpath leading front the to Kilburn, benswe they ri tual to Rates to lits impertinent importunities. — Another ions.= of this kind occurred ea Tticelay even ing, avid dye repaints, answers the descriptioa of the fellow Ole_ lot the pees Maly. A female servant, seeml errand. rear the York shire NO%d wrlaed. ISIS rudely kid bold of ; she streelithe noes loot with a Whet. when he stabbed her in the arm and led. We trust that justice will over take the wretch. A few days age, a bog was stolen from the premises et Mr. Ballard, miller, at Hoo, who suspecting his thrasher, named Huod, seat for two police-officers front Isigithou, and took him into custody; and, on searching his berme, they found shoot two bushels of wheat, which Ile. lalard was able to identify. The ; p addingan ronfessed that B he stole the wheat, but not the pork , how ever, that it was stolen by a man lately discharged by Mr. Ballard, also a thrasher. He was in consequence apprehended, and the pork fonnd in his house. Both the offender have been examined, from which it appears that they are part of the desperate gang that has so long infested Chatham, Rochester, &c. A few days sines a person applied at the Queen' Head, in Durham, fur a post chaise and four, to can) him to Raby Castle, whither he said lie was proceeding with iniportaut dispatches fur the Earl of Darlington. 1s soon s the chaise was ready he set out, accompe- Died by a a female, decently attired, but not of very gr terl appearance. Ou reaching Baby, the stranger informed that the Lord Lieutenant was at Newton house, whither be followed. At Staindrop be repre sented himself as the Duke of Lusceeter ; and his - able cuasort, the Duchess, regaled herself with a of rum and water in the kitchen of the ina. Grace made an unsuccessful application is one the Earl of Darlington's agents for a loan to fray his captures on the road. ale also reyurs'rd ; mission to remain at the Castle till the return rat noble owner, which was at coarse refused. Us leis rival at Newton-house, be found that bas assumed I failed to obtain him an audience. In this dilemma , Citye, who began to despair of receiving pay e services, deemed it prudent to bring the silk I and Duchess back to Durham, where they arrived in tit • wow of the next day. Ills Grace harng no saliney fie lee his watch and rings, and the Duchess her muff but , tippet, as security to 3lr. Met, for the evpners =dug journey which could only have been undertaken throo g h ' 2 l lo * folly or insanity. m fear. , 4A s I lmeciers.—As inquest was held yesterday Coppers Arms, is Noel-street. St James's, on the. body SO limn. Catherine Lewis, who had been redu c e d to p overt y I. eeeseqeesce of her iteshead sad son being both drown ha •ed together. The lodgers assisted her with food a th she was booed dead oe the deur of h er a p artment. siumategi„ diet--Natural death. ildgewsre-reed ton A commits etteaser.-0e the 27th of September cohabited the house of Jobe Lyons. jun. in the vie d to of a power Orleans. was forcibly entered. in the night, by lounges theA war *need villeins. with their faces blacked. Atter t „Jr,,At. Lyons. his wife and children. and threatening saw womait dyes if they made any sake or resistance, they • I PIN be sacked the Imam, esstawried off all the linen and rsettrise. gag apparel they coehtlay their bands on. Not content `o' tar him, with the pleader of goods. they seised and took oareints. , them a Aria family of blacks, belonging to Or, ism of stwasistieg all el ten penults, /is:—.lack, ht. fused hisses% tde sees sod eiz daughters, the youngest -say the dl. be &moan old. Fire hundred dollars see offered •cfssed to i rezovery of the dews. l ''' and i a rm it t u leioam agi . At. coacima that She . was itratty It i■ he ;lightest Fitzgibbons because ~per ! Ilia competition stem,- in- brosglit to - ali&S I , k 'e si ti O ° r il ei 4 l Britainfittlfart e ke d t h v inia lL ents to Horns. 7 7 0 f . : I 1.4147 - ' Cowe. and $ market K im The driver of the hackney reach, No. 37? , was sum - T•Franee - . To the Duck market ! Spoils. he. (of which isoulent and abusive language to his tare, a gentleman 1,500 tO UN to Gibraltar) To Sew York, Philadelphia, !Baltimore. and This fellow entered the office silt his summons in his 15,000 hand, &ad throwing. it down upon the table, lie es- emenwk is las tetra let Osten, - - - - . 500 claiused--" There it is your Worship! Anil may I WIMP Stoc .. , id mop Um go sat of this place alive , if I bent desperate sorry for s To arrive of the a 3 000 what I have done. I diartit think there was any hennas • .._:_._ it : hat I And there is; and I'll ask the g entleman's ' • 1 30.030 pardon spots my knees, if that will do." Thee turning Extract of a beta f r om i t ... 41 date d the i t4th to the gentleman. who was about to state his complaint. I o f j unt ,d. I t was .1,.......-11:.1. ;_ , L ,_ ___,_. Le ',gnawed for pardon so lustily and incessastly, that I . et iisw mums. 110 7 . -7 1 .; l e s s i w tra " eis igs Of `u; se ci" t riF y eke gentlensan was unable to make himself heard. I .. TIDO illigistrate thought, that as he showed se inch " ~,,,. eiillell eeltivation, their great diem& and contrition for his misenduct, be might perhaps ha for-I . 1 and interested channels through gives, and then there would be no necessity for going, • lion can ho obtained, to Iwo a to- at, the detail. ' tidea of the extellt 01 UM r i 's crop. TM gentleinas rephod, that he had no wish to be vis-1 . prouvirmalostioned. ail , I . Active , but the mss • conduct had been eii excessively ' Ite • 'me gross, that it neat sot to be looked over.—(Here the * II" 6 ••• . , . 4 0 61014, *it tho Pro"! csasioNlNl berms bellowing agais.)—There WOW OOP Or If ' k th en etilliterhet YON% 111 SVIIIII hoe expression of his which be nosh' stall and the BO I r. be the importalleirand exportation hingiamte might judge for himself. Having bees *ors the dig of i ZILD !IPlt . thmlLs lanallaith 4111.6.1nossons f ir b isios eerellarsiog. ha ex- ... . . senesoloto - g p ~ no l a g ni sedner b, m ,, 6 11. si i iedih e d a d vis ll gi mr Geer sad presestly after. 4 pecisitesep i W i ossiiiristo- ware ' lie " Summons me, if you due. and I'll • WAR* the whsle kit of you r . . , ,ash may Indsmated fer kelefewPfil. er Hare the /Allow again drowned his voice with the Illsksivigalien et the liver, for several NNW abject howlisigs, roaring out, "Oh ! Sir. be goer. Meths pest, having preves ikis rd it meal ce/Mantaida- cifal tow! be merciful to me! and I'll ax your pardon fen with lalenoy. Them ia also a considerable opus nay very knees! Now do, Sir, ols ! pray do!" and innactsy of .. o tt e s t aK ildW h a t he i n n we wni ns so saying, he Plopped down on the four, with all his i ng gg ..f 1 8 114 ... ....10 , that - Wii l i o — , enormous coats, and capes, and clogs bout him, anal ;a. . '''._*.___r eitti . "'"' ." _ . ..7 - made one of the must grovelling prostration imagis• 3" 11.114 0 MPIWW W w. gm wv able ;au disginingly abject, indeed, that the gentleman hem IlbeettY Ilblied, will be 1116 •01 0 1010 greellY could stead it nu linger and, an:itching p his hat, short a thatleit. Almost the calf desselption of walked out of the office. * The whinspering "- coachism coitus, which has yet timed its way here, is then paid the expenses. and the Jair ended. Qfichoura, and this nowt atpresent be purchased WATaINONIAL SPECCLATION. ender 71. las. Thal, was in considerable Mrs. Fitzgibbons biouglst her spouse before the Ms leggies t , we b a d oraneedickse aga i n d ec li ne d. emirate, for cruel treatment towards her. She is i smart fiereedooking little person, and she deposed tha 0011111 bareaced about ten rupees.. Piece goads rasa asillseas alteration. Sugar has expel lead had married Mr. Fitzgibbons upon speritstien. Sim ad understood him to be " a /lief g entletmettik sort of I tideteet e &ether— _. dediee. Th e mewl of indigo man," but she found him " a WTI' 41-.--1." He sea hapertedlittle tospleth to the lath inst. amounted excessively lazy, too; living entirely upon " a Kett to 141114setorytitiontds, and the total this year to little property" of her's. But the worst trait of all ii !SIM" • ids character was, his cruelty and wirier/nes. for h • . ..:.i, agaIIIEZIOIM O2IIIII2III.IM bad actually, on a late occasion, without the slighter star . ' • • provocation, seised her arm anal tried to break it afro' • ear ~- POI.ICS. • Isis knee, just like a piece of stick! Mr. Fitsgibbot ee, • —omen-- % denied this. "it was," he said, " • perfect cuutraat i "Ifinstow-llorsa.—J. Lams was as red with Ilse. for, instead of his attempting to break Mrs. Fitzgibbon fag cruelly shooed a poor Immo sensed tn. sad rob- arm. she bad menially given him a black eye, bream had her on the highway, sad *Met Rom was charged he ail too much cold broiled fish for his supper ! II as a prams erravinis. Tuesday evening, Ant five baniamertion, however, could not stand in competitic o'clock, ea Da was peoreadlejt towards her home in with her oath, and au he was locked up in the stroa fletlinal-gresu. with a India of clothes to wash, she Met room, all cold and d ar klin g, wbilst she went o ff , with i • • . two men sad a woman at *be bottom of dishopegate, finite glee, to treat her friends an d the *Seers, with i street. Owe al the as hawked her dale, Sad the curs glass in celebration of the event. other wised her aid ice along with great vits. Haerox-tisnovi.—Yesterday 7'. Heresy ;as cot lease, until he of the bundle of clothes. 'tatted fur staling a rum puncheon from the sherd., Ilse labor wen es be lighted at the time, bet of Mr. Churchill, wise and brandy sierchaat, of Egg, 0 ooe, tame* . The amen was looking on row, Islington. whi this was rise forward. bat was evidently one of J. ilmiceek, a amtrneyman in the employ of )l hhe gaog. 'The draggieg and lisetisg lasted slat tea Laing, baker, in t orana-street . Brunswicic-aniare, a wltsume‘aml then the Burn poseetisidsara As 611114 seatcuced to one month's im_prisounieut in tlt t Ur g ag er w hl r k, o p o nes moo to t • Inn sod tad of Counties , Cold Ititii-iields; for di lag hills her she raw tie villain wed could at one roe two of tress's orders, sod leaving his work an fi si ed. them out re wituese.upeo pa** , prieson at the A somber of fresh charges and cases ate brought L a o, declared is the meet Wenn smower, aim be was the the office daily against find/in, alias Vanirent. al Ferns who dragged the boodle from he r, O'Brien. Ile was keeping a house is Crawford-sat were reloaded. Marylebone, cohabiting with a finale, anal living is P. Mom anry ping lad, was be a clerk respectable style, keeping a oss ai.serosot, an d tw o In the Ovdmasce Moe with having r ob bed him. males. and passed himself as a Russian merchant; I * The comphisnat staled, that as he was crossing the- there is every reason to believe he has been support , lilloories, at Miffed eight o'clock amt Tuesday nosiag, himself anal fin establishment by freudnient checks u ),• was knocked down by about a doses boys, otweof bankers where he bad so effects for the last three ye • whom got hold of Ms pone. The prisoner packed his When Mr. Rivingtoo, the bookseller, in Waterloo-pli locket. and anther boy attempted to knock lam down gave information at the office of the fraud condi a second time. when he bad got 4000 his legs, but he upon him by tlieTrisoner, by . a draft for Ito. en Ma knocked the boy dont and took both to the watch- I Pemott's the baskers . Davies. the constable, bappe house. The purse wad ;ken half *lnd Ms Thicket by ito be present, who recollected, that instead of his - RI the prisoser. lin Wore -street. Polo hare. be lived it; Drawl Tilt:primer said bet lead at a botelser's, and was eget , street, and that belted been charged with &similar*/ Jr) hic swan' for orders in pest day. He was not in i by a livery.stable keeper ill the Edgeware-rod ; the oeengloy of the other boy. Nor was he in the'llinto ! Which occasion the woman with whom he cant ti ef% hot was robing along hittchapel, when the ges- I raised try money to pay . the demand to avoid a pni - Winn tali bold of bi m and dragged him dower tin Si- i !ion. ies was is coseenienoe intoned with twin Epee a dike charge. J. . warrant obtained against hiss by Mr. Rivingtoo„. Twit. emotobbse Freak that the complaisant was is t watched the house kr NMI time tAi he saw the we illecooled tlllst he charged other insistent peen& with I go sat is &carriage; the lionsehor beingth(v age ri.b4enics craws eutered, and having so doubt bat that Taabrlas. 1, Of area discharged the yrienter, sad oh- `was in theboose, ha was determined to search it for • tone* tint•thare was a read, to be apfolledielsomiere la *high he was densiderably i d so by the sere ler PAPA of false atellSatiOD . soil impriamsest. :Ps deviled) , by thwalesiss; be the door ft a t af the poor lad iodated their deterutioation * room on ha forced epos. and fossil his ' lava( au action. who, on hiring his business , offered to pay .the Gctotsazt.—F. Charrons. a youth of respectable had obtained from Hr. ltivington, but rats echo • - . - --r