The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-19 00:00:00

- 446.""' =RATANS. -.........0.- NAV4L INTSLLIGENCE. 1 ... •• MAL, Aram le.—Caine down from the River, the Lord Castlereagh, -Veeoghoshood, for Chios ; the iVilliam•Menning, Smith, for St. kilt's; the Csleftist, Woodford, for Berboden ; the West lo dise, W.rddl , for Qeobee; the &into, Soodriert. feedille.—Reensie with the est wfwel.besed es before, 1 -DIICIIT-Lalls —The Mospeers of oar Theatres mem erosivity chose jest ly be accused of indifforence dr lodeitnee in providiog bet the Poblic's entertain. l ow ~'- -- o w ;real as interest In cateriug . accuracy lain. Net d er t teat led therefore t t at w ea, . Th.pirti...,...ib..Wwided; bees., a . I 1. our i i Iji I L". 1111 I ~erg.,i Tiheumi :altiariiiiiiiiNl: c igM'oiCle ln d bs. Ch'iew l Plll:llfd e :e(pf: 1:61" 1 cio.lll 1.6 h 11.61 p ure, ; 118l:f Comedy Fo b e lndelten t he h. i 4 I ipeilliads eno ughl-e t i r'alPsel .. e . 1 ' . T O l: s e . cce i a r e d n a l y s t i l a w C im oo r s k e e ls i e n lesed eneso on h Thursday; am, at t 7 but 3 i. he .4 , o osoors. the d i fferences were net dually adjoeted till Friday, maws forbids gd„„g I, - opposes when two defaelsers only were declared, sad those mar ,nod favours she addressee jet* Jasper to a very inceesidetable amount. ed. hen g limiwia ( "G a u g h an ( M r . J. j onarro aa), they afterwards declined to 741. bet sobsegmmtly r blow. ',trued -the dying am i ew i t ,,, o f the ' ,y e w s's( recovered to the price at which businees commenced: Flora relator iimpartkolars to theCtilooolorho makes th ee left elf at ni. ease Se le Edelman , toe the bon b on , vi th w hi c h h e We repot to learn that the Disko of 1301/011111 hes bad treeMd him, sad reseals him with She fair Em. had a severe fall from his horse. His Grace, whilst airline as • me s_ p _ . 'st . l. In the islets* of the inspecting some irepromatents ha the grouted, at War. piece, Sir Japer Dowdy, easel's Edmond, born Abbey, was pawing with conairlemble speed the man of hwt , our = r ,,, t h e shore of mo rality, from one part to another, when the fore feet of his vefe,es le fight him RI sobseqeently hazards his horse came in contact with the cover of a drain, life in combat ler lal4whirsaltacked by rebbere.whieh which gave way, and the animil sank in to a cos set stamps the peoloriety of the tltle .1 the Comedy. siderable depth ; his Ones was In caumquence pre. Adam,' makes u m in i o f op t ing . t o the steel of Identical forward with great Colton. Wo ere happy detthencing the practice of dawdles& An Irishman to W. hollooocs thee Meech ronsiderable pale has sod a Scotchins . ••• not they spproprietely intro. beee caused by the fall, it is sot impeded to pro. deiced. The prin.: .11 amusement was derived from dose say serials remit. Mr. Ilsatce's represrwstlan of tire Deeds, the kW A snesommit to the memory of Louts XVI. of le quite popahlr. sad the i , ,,••dispovitioe et the Pub. ' Caroni marble, is, it is said, to be erected at Mont. lie to lamb at this Novel end t Ire :Meats pefopylese, pallier. afforded the perfermor a limited. 0 sweet e t iosee The C omm ie s i ers e r e for r em i se r b e new Harbour and afettatims, which under any other c0,;.r.: .....- .o' I:isnleary hove determined to me the present might have been deemed grotesqee ; sod whetemir Mole 1500 feet farther northward; by which means e x np "f w ens may st i es ,' th e Comedy, this part, a feet, however large, that may arrive is Dublin or tether the pertermeace of it by Mr. IIAaLLT, will Bey. will Lid safely and skelter. constitute Its principal &Moieties. The scouts alai !•• o , r '10" , f Becklaithe, lea Wiltshire, out of a shertaod Demetrius, but not replete with matter 1: •t population of between fourteen and fifteen hundred, variety. The writing in many parse does hemmer to truly SO were buried last year • Iwo of those wore in. the gather (a Mr. Caommoth), end themasser of its fonts, and the a g es of the temaiaing Id ',erased above reception was on the whole entooregies, set to ley 70 plum each. datteriag, as thesis of this nature aro new a (toys Hoe forrt.t.thence.—Aceeents from Maidstone detected of. say—•• l'he polling and dressing of flop, has gene. COTINT•IIAIIDICX —A pew Drama, called tho rally COMMOSICNI ie this orrighboorhporl. The warm Mori of Mid Let/liars, founded em the enpalor No.l stroller foe the last few days has had a greet effect vet of the sumo came, was produced at this Theatre on the fossil Mimes, which now appear strong sod on Saturday. The story has bees so often printed, healthy." and told at the Sermy Theatre, that we shell occupy &meal Treavaa.—On Salerday, the Doke sad so more space in detainee it than • ill be sulkiest to Duchess of GLOUCIPITItiI honoured this elegant place ale .w is what respect the prevent Drama china fres a Paths amusement with their Iwwwww. so witness th • iyriginal.—George Robertson (bit. Macassar), the P°Poisf pieces of The heart of Mid- Lothian, on , s itva, privately minim ilk Deans f Xiii STrA anal Ike Rviii. II"- The Pect°''°lnses were co. etrieed with the most cheering testimonies of •pplasse me es), one of ewe daughters of ma old Committer i th ...r•erv.rtee al their Intercourse ia a child, which, by the Iteyal 'Maras, and • brilliant and crowded 1,-. . ....,, .s o i er , from tire soothes, Is supposed In be audience. The plow which hes been adopted at this r 0..• ‘.41, soil by the strict law of &wised, Effie Is Thesis. of animating • genein; Octet* of living „ , .. t to the penalty o f f i f fit oss etwhes h oool , g athwart'', with .eminent. drawn from she ineshsest. tam ca nno t prose s h e cor a eo e;ag as se rt.. to some iMe store how of our Elistish classics, by the .1. t hi r d iww ,,.-11.4, si t ter is essomesed i n glee ee l. ' MOM endless talent of Mr. T. Diouts, has.owe with dyne, on this poiotoand having been conjured by the merit"' "et's' ; while the principal characters. per father Sc rimier* only 'the troth, at ones says Co l itied by ;m.formera of the irst.rato celebrity, sister never disclosed to ca jter the use of her Illness. e arl accompanied by an excellent band of mask, roo Bile is thee about to stiffer 'et husband rushes with scenery sod decoration, superlatively /moaned. into the Court, and treks t hi s o we s sa f ety ',mast form a (Hotta of scenic atl ractlon that can safer by sermedering himself as w, when be sc. nothing by comparison with the first theatres in the cognises in the Judge his • , and bask Ire Malvinas. providentially saved by Madge adfar es (Mrs. C. At4aNixo FIRL —Litt nite.t e a few rain•tm be. Emotes) cooing op a backsstairmilir and declaring firm eight o'clock, a fire broke oat is' the lower part that the child is alive and well Ist neighbessi.g of the hoses of Mr. N'orilsgrove. 4 botcher, at Wel. vault,„, worth ; in • few misuses oho whole became a cow. ni H eart o f Alig„L e dig oo , as i mme thig, i s t o pits blase. From the confined situation of the pm. es 1,,,u05,„1,4 dull. - Tire sa f et y e i t h is s kid i s viers great apprehensions were entertained for the know. Is the Wood scene i and after beige droned safety of the whole neighbourhood ; bet tnrtenmely through three acts aithiset interest .r ffiftbev i.cl. fits prompt onkel of the flr••••filiws, and • Ideofi , o t ,„ 1 , we h et , j oy peere d in upon us by w h o l e . fel supply of water being at baud, it was got tinder mi . , throug h t h e h ippy se mi s!' o f peps so d maws , whiling such other damage than that done to the the recovery of little nanny, and the 'eighteens two odjoining houses and some premi,es backward,. no d blessings.( a grsu d. ospo L or d, who, i s o h o . No esteem of how it was occasioned can be aster. tact,. of Judge (Mr. gamey), woas,.4 la &gat, (Wood. shoat to spread terror sad deems, I. this amiable Cone Licn aves. A raft 19.- llnyleg had hat little Fee. nal wkm at Martel this moonset isle, wero e sr. 'slimily .11111, little family. and only prime morels, salniserd L., illowts,'. pi irr. ; nil .'nee T he sc i on ne w s / th em sel v es pro di o l om o y „ . 4 ..ted gE , ..., ht rePo.dPred at a redact... ..r 1,- W Wit sbe seemly is by yes ow boo Iwo boa , o -- "" ---- -- sos behold.— a line s.; lob torley ti s s rp s eered olda moreiag . s i :Od b at se:•;liniere nail it is impossible to do jostle... to it by description. and rather cheaper.- Be rm. Bo v eos. Peas, ..d ether a bs ruci v r. l oo f. altera. we should have beyst coolest with ear evening's ea. se w ,ss• spikiness* J it bad coesbted solely le the misc. 14 - c."7 jimigliii) ... • 4 74 GM Iw.r r ... Pegs 45 46 46 41 lion of such specimens of ;misting. (Foreign) .... II le Old do. - The follosiog it one of the airi(seng by Eflie), El; .... .34 10ars 4 sad is said to be from the pea of At first of Poets: .. 43 . - Vier . MI 31 Mt friends and from are free memoir. slap Mel 1 mum Wirer hew them more ; White Peet 3O S 6 Feed de l6 V The hope, the pride 4 lik are leen. • !tew dies .... ....... - - Vise Eimer en 6b • 0h! ..acid We lift Itself were e'er! Dirt. balms .... ..... 42 46 her0a15...... Why should a OA tar life he mitt,. Piper nose will I..ve et I: ow me here. Serrnetrim Ili aII e et. Mentz. 19.-Oar blames monF When laid is ear:ll. my woes. my fate, lag was sell sepplied with prime drag.. which MI read, May claim from !'lay's qv a mar. wee at ens kit prires.-Ttw thow of Sheep who enill , pekes rat h er chespec—Pork and Veal sepport last weet't Pear saferime heart. Met darn set wet prices. mid het Mee Melees, 'Misc.-Lane is brim iii mie The friendship Mei ken death might rivet and pew nownsel. le Ferret seep. In silesee break, The Tameres in the Hay Market was brisk this siershig Anal hide it, ...wrest is the grate. sad the price of that article napes levees a eonstderable melts; The gram.. the grate, the silent grave since bet went.- Clover Is dull snle and prim aomistal.- Is all the refoge left thee here. Straw assimalas raw hot prices. Theo tort owe tone ~dies thy Doe The aasiesed is* correct statement of the members mid prices May claim frees Plif• eye• arr. at nuke :- ..: To tisk the 041111, peewee at Stew Reef n .41. Se hi. 14 . .lied.lied all Cankells km I Mond Si -M. Is. U. Mee Veal 6d.le is. Of. Sissy eat Lonte;. „Moto Peek eit...130..440.110 le. 0.1. Calve. ... ..114 Larab.....64. Iblans St. 04. Alm .......-......._. gsw . - HAT-MARKET. • lley ...... Ed. as. oh tn. die=ter. MI 4 . . •••• 61. Os. 01. to 11. IP. 0.8. ma. 91.40. 04. is 51. et. at. r e •••• . PeaTsnotrrn, teem lg.—Arrived the Ilsrainny, peon., heat Chita Vecchia, and is pet onder qua ramie, • his Majesty's ship Grecian, drum a train% Yesteriey a number of eetesrd.beend vessels arrived fruit the Downs, amen which were the Apollo, Teoneot ; she Matilda, Hamilton • end the Corn. wall, Willies, fur Mine; the leentsersler Castle transport, for Iforhadosa ; and John 111,r), for New South Wales.. The whole of the ootward•bened ride In rudely. 113..-Aniff4l As Doke of Merlb•roogh liuckr•t, with • Mail, from Lisbon. in ten Jay.—sailed the blechor pocket, with o Mill, for Americo. PA- W UT' A, • Aram s.—The ship Nosey, Tberlbock, of booth Shields. got as slitorellie lit instast, en the north rod of the Wood of Wrora ; crew mod materiels ell mead, sad if tY6 weather keeps •fine the reeml toy be got elf. Dr. VraT, Prefrlllol . of Chemistry et Gratz, Nit Answered in the 11111111 of Nickel, at Sahaldonirr, in Styria, a metal differing from sli those hitherto ksoon. Its principal characters are, that it is not redocikle, ?seem when combined *kb srsesia; its *aides are shift, as are also tlitisalts trashier( from Ile reposes to give it the same of Vestism. _,, .y DtIINVIIIKS. Aram 16.—Tb. ship Ainslie, the Wes Theaspsoo's packet and Josses, sailed (mon Wise, this dap. fn.*. Jeslsse's mad Ilitaasidsi, with lt.lt►awo.d sad tlOO , ifoalgtents e. beard. rt . . Ar inikeii;:rhyy Alm as great as int•ren in Ns thilPlisiples taste as oho Managers of es of 1 0 41, a for tits ' ~plo'p sofriy, ani fie* , . OM. Isitii#t as the ism • • i l i t ~.., 4 The production. • wedcannot wilt A 40 We• W'• . •. t . ito lb. oth. elt 1 o A .. a legitis ;* *twos osigi ' sod . 4 be di. it ' of the rs. ' . ''' seeress I elm wit s *slid f . : itsdoced . to shoos both a• ' . • . odoctini t that she Masser of . 7 7 'is wrest, serials ogosnatish or. t laws. and • little of it infused foto; • ,d s aasetie ha ots, way make the dish - ' , sod draw • It open tlsocooki•Of • , ton was Os .w treed es S.t.rday at this bow stair, or Arrivals Coliega" 7 y as follows: • d 1111krs , c) is engaged t twin, Ernateli ), with the a . ow of his allele I s (Mr. Ga ' Flom a y oil hl op by Ad net. loves Annul 4, ow , ; bat • Wow not Wag ruts illbell 1111 . the pushes of rit...l feet hes • Sir Jaya'. Joy p 4Ms. IL ~..len, I I. awl attempts to destroy II for of Ittlatwpd, and b o.k off his latosidecl • with kaimellits, by remaining tii I was her sadortr. The artifice TTJI STATF.SmV4 - TRIAL FOR SRDITiON. 11.a.Y 11 r-lo th:F.sq: 1 JA•bell, TA L Joiss - Sgivipk. George 1.21630, Eq. t r MON A lISINT.TgiIAf. rms.] PTHISt: A3-IZI.S. reis.l3,loll. U fere rePLEY Aid ti A Mll ALL. THE SIN O. J. Jolitwe, s. Det.HHOKIN AND 1. pmeoto.sy s T. venetian. C I for the Croton, the Attormsy.Generel (Mr. Beltran). Mr.• Path. Mr. Fools. and Mr. Cress. For the Prisoners, Mr. Williams and Mr. I). F. Jana, joss. That the Poi.on•rt, with others, did saleofally conspire, atotthh:•, it'd'', and stir ep certain Jodi. 'ideals against the lloternatoot anti Comilitation, at a Meeting held near to itackport, no the Is, of Sop. tenther list, at which wore ma'am from 3000 to 4000 people, ememblett °Mot a pretence of petition ing Parliament for Refer= in deo Conevaos Hosea of Parliament. That the three Prisoner. moonted INS stale to address the Wept,. Aetided Monarchy, ro enenenend.d to go with arms to obtain what they had demanded, and romonmendrd a National Contention. If they do set attend to the P•titi..n, yes ere to con. seder the nation a s year It•pre•entaiien ; that they shosld arse 'homely's against the t) tante, sad SW fore, to fem. _ _ The Indictornt woo 1044 befogs •Special Jury, coospr4rd of the follooiog (;yolisoton lain 'teller. E.g. Jure, WI , Mr. te I 1.-q. J.elmen Ono. h.orit. Eq. Reerwlllsits ^ ; Grime Sk.w. Ja•e. Hot Thomm r vier. There was only one chellenge (Fowler), and that we on the port of the Crown. William boo was the let witness called.—Was at Stockport the Ist of S.plember tart, and was pre set at the Meting within a quarter I•eforo two w'clock, 111 Sandy WO.; 3 or 4,1 k N) *eta. there pre- Soar ; a Inge stage we erected, ..5..! 1.4 Et limo or. six persons thereon. flaguelry and Wormwood were on tee etas,; reduced to w tiling what he heard a few day, aftewards; heard all of 'hem (h. people. Harris-lo .poke in emit contempt of Getters's., sod end••l with religiose quotations; he was Chair man. Bageley addressed them upon Reform, blamed them for apathy. spoke in favour of Paine. All the shopkeepers would he reformed ftoss persons bey. hog only finis Republicans; recommeoile.l •esding deputies and dolor tea from ell parts of the Itiogdont„ ; rise in arms end repel force by force; if yno Ant a ' leader, I will lead you, and spend the last drop of my blood. Ile reprobated the People for aloes , its Bonaparte; would Isy down his life in the I nose of liberty. flse.eiey. at sole lone. • • again, when Johnson arrived. and ! • , ~.e ;men at Derby were murdered ; .• ••.(1 for a i sword In his band to cut off It • •• .1151% of all ty. l aws. Castlereagh, Sidmooth, • • I Ca tttt ins, I will shoot obetleaor I hare an oppn ; sod if 1 do j tint de b. I Mope the women wit' 'ear them limb frees limb; advised the men not to r• .0 *elk spin, and not to listen to the masters 4 • viers, msnofacto rers, but ben the looms. T' envois had turned net. Saw oho three at a Me , g before, in or about April, at the tame place; al: three thee addte.4ed the crowd abet Parlisteenter . Renton, shorml end tii:ireled the polite tows., appeared srquaint rd with one &mother , Dago,:Cy kept a school at Stockport. Cross-examined y Mr. WILLI/Ml.—The other men strangers; *are no arilifi; 0i , 0e.11 a stsge player, and keeper of a billierd.table; Mr. Llo)J, clerk to the Msgistrote; no one at that Alerting dent contradict the auditors; witness was a special I constable; there wese near 200 orciel constables; on the second day after the Meting was maimed Isy the Grand Jury at Ctrest4r . with respect to what he had heard. John Lloyd, of Manchester, a special constable, , sworn. Was at the Blanket Mesita., in Mooches 'ter, le March t knew the Prisoners since the 3d of March, 1818, who were upon a stage then at large !Betting, addressing the People. Begeeley loathed the IBlotiketeteret to go to Landon to obtain 1 their rights : there b.d been * preceding Meeting neer !St. Pelee. Church, many thresand reruns present ; did not •ee Johnson there, but saw the ether two; ed it was un use to perivion Parliament about I Reform, other 111111.41111 must be adopted. Many ! Meetings held afterwards between the 11 and toils 'of the email'. Johnson said n the 3d. in the evening, they wash, meet with friends on the road, before they retched Birmingham; he had no doubt they would be strong, and appeal at that Meeting for that at Sr. Peter's Church with ;blankets; he took Initial,. after the Meeting; Its. getley and Drammen.' taken op nn the 10th ; to Johnson also in comedy ' • held a Meeting net the 9th ; of March, 1817) other Mt•lietg/ *PI* helJ in the country ; saw Bageeley and Johnson at many of them ; the Meetings eerie sediiinis ;* Johnson at one of them aslvisad people tint to rey totes, and tke 10 a hotly against persons who might Mlle for tsars.— ; Witness produced the minutes of the Meetieg at Sandy Brew, Stockport, IM Soptemller, 181 R. Ile- Keeley acid be was weary of the Me•tines for Reform in Parliament; we most recover oar liberty; towns end villein should choose Delegates, and drew op a Petition, and arm themselves • if refesni, compel them 'nerd In hand; recomormitio i d a large house in 1,811. I don, to be celled the Natural Convenline; adeised arms, end the whole gauntry to join, and to meet at seven o'clock is the morning; they three woulil slick by the People to 'Prover their rights ; al. eked the People to glee up working, and then she Government could out be sopporterl. My friend, Mr. Draermortd, will speak. Mr. Drummond said, arm 'agilely's, and be onsainuse; behave with ci. vility and dotonnie--nothing bet sword in baud will do—Liberty or Daub. Mr. Johnson bad advocated Reform three years, god hod been in chains by the late Ads. Government had sent to the Clergy to peck the Jeri*, st Derby. Abased grossly birds C•stlereogh and Sidonssoill, and Mr Canning ; they wereeeeirsed is jail end 'tripod; that the Jury at! Derby was pecked by Magistntea to convict he ptr ties ; he ratted against the Magistrates of Cheshire. ] leancethire; rather than Wee as they do, he would "Jaime them to rob and plunder, and wneld sod his I days on a pilot's. The time was come when we most arm *truly's, nod I em ready to lead you even to-morrow morning. Bagoeley stated, he bed waited on the Reverend Magistrate, but he had refesal his meat; the Mooting was celled by stony rflpeetable people, sod spoke spinet his Yej•sll's Government. James Coppeck, 4 Laotians, was et S'eckpeet it September left, at his hboes; saw a public proces sion of weevers, from ISOil to IMO. tern ont:ibo haltd.liteas weevers: Voids, after, Met asitevity DrOlitattestd, who came to jail th e ethers to S'atralr Brour`po the lit of Soptedsber ; saw all (be Pitimaegs there ; celibate the statement of joe.• es to most of the particular matters, Ind the sppribistleo aC the populate to the most inffiratoatory petty. Willis. teens, silk.msnefecturri at Stockport. Ass present at the Meeting. Begueley said they had met se frequentty at the towel ardent!, that delegates shield be at some eentrical town, be bAi..ves LW. Mittens., should draw ep • Petitioe, Which. if not ette•ded to. the people must arm themselves. and at lewd lb. National Goneeelies. A reqeisitiess for collie( the Meeting cis read, purporting to be for a Parliamitittary Referee. R. Gee. of Stockport, was present at lie Meeting heard Bagueley address the people epee the subject of their teat Shortie.; 'Mt Came forward to propose a pies by which the, might be pined : 'cum through. oat the country should choole Iwo deiegates to disco., their rights at Birotioetwas ; not to welt Ike tedious frwm, bet carry the Bill direct to the Spesker's chair ; that if the Haste did 0.4 attend to it, or refuse the grsat.of the retitled, then the Pimple thee immidi to take op arms. Jobs Horatio Lloyd, strident at usford, 'moat, Ow Meeting; 3,000 and eparetds of people ewe there; eew Hangouts (its the Chile). Begerlell's and brommond. Harrison foot Warmed it hinnies, lisgueley spoke after, and due Dremmood ; took &notes. [Prodeced ;gm to the Criart ] Hermits spoke of the densities( resistanat ; Drummond spoke of mel.administratlon of Govetnmewt, Jamie,. of the National Debt only to support the &loyal Family,. Dremesond continued, " We bale now net only ewe Ivrea., but we have Commons, Lords, and Kings." ilsgerley said, " t can de my dory, whether by sword in hand or otherwise." Dremmond stigmatised the wastes, of factories ; rotate yourself froM Ibis per. oicioes lethargy. this was the last time they would meet to discuss the question : the neat time they must act --Liberty or Death. Johnson began in a violent manner, and spoke loudly ; 'peke of Isis Ins, ie. prisostment, and the neat tiro. they ease vista ha with swords in their bands. Oh 1 . that t had • sword large enoegb to strike off the heeds of all the ty rude in the land. Some I will name, Castlereagh, Sid smooth, sad Canning. Tito Prisoners tailed no witnesses 18144 defence, • Mt. Williams, their Cosesel, spoke two hosts sad 43 Winder. The CHIEF Jvertca, in seaming up, observed. the question was entirely one of feet—and he en treated the Jury le dismiss from their minds ell pre judice against the Prisoners, and gig/ their verdict on the evidence only.—The Jury in Islt Mao a ini tiate found the Prisoners—Grills. The trial hated frost ten in the morning until Ns ' utinctes before 'even in the ere ss ill g, when the verdict was giveo. The Prisoners were respectably dressed, and candeeted themselves with greet decorous; they consulted' each ether throe/Ansi the trial. It was their intention to have coodected their own cause; bat a few pinata before the trial lbe y solicited Mr. Williams sod D. F. /owes to became their Advocates.—The emirs was estreesely crowded thrneghnet the trial. Mott of the Greed Jog, and Many of the Magistrates of the county, were pla teas. Among the Ladies in Court we 'infirm L e ar I Stash" Henson, Sirs. Berry, Mrs. Copley, bed I great member of Ladies resident In the cloy. Seppoeine that London anti its rovinons contsia 1,200,000 iohebitants, and that there are sis Jodi Massie to each boom, Om headset of helm, Ii 200,000 ; and toppling that the etpehtlitare of *sett basso to 3001. a year, thee the 'nasal emproditere, or Mute .r loredoe only antaants to she enemies sew of 60 millions, which I. more by 111 milltonv, them the esport in Roods of all Engle:id for the 1.4 your. This above hoar meth all nations, aid partlealsrir ,Coaland, delved on internal trade. It appears ale.. polar, that while most •riters an trade rind cookeries ars cootinoutty !radii; forth their caltelallone es to tho isiporte and ' , sports of a atostry, sod Maytag the principal Mara of its prospetilv upon fnreive eom. mere., teat they settecele optic* It all tke Internet voile of the countries of which they write. An estraterdisery case of sbeloetion *teemed at the Cork Attivis, which occupied the Covert soma and ended hi the acquit's! tef the patties see rased. Teo PromAttie, who, it appeared from tie evidence of the Row. It Lee, Carafe of St. Annus ghatulon, wit narrird by him on the 10th of Match Ws ' meted the ritrawstantee of her havi nz ha m .. car rod oil from the heighlenterboorl of 31.11 n. in this county. sad sesertsd that shit had rot the elegy die. loot rerolledion of the .heed eserrige. Tho Jury, without loafing the boa, returned a verdict of Acctiftel. F'rid•7 morning, between throe sad foor o'clock. •a alorotiot fire broke not io • liqoor..shnp, the c.orster of Desn•street, linibern, which rsgrd very , (otiosity, baying began In the bit, sad tor/intagli ated toe qoansity of epiritv; the eittoie of the in terior Wog WK . rn) ed. On she arrivil of Alen,. and of osier, (either dsinagst was pretested—no lives were lost. Doting the time of the procession of the fenoral of Colonel Ilerri•s. nn Ssterthy, a number of orate.* Rot Os 110010 ,1nn4.4 in order to view it, in (Its)'s Inn-lane. The prettiest mused Mom to fen. br which moony wore nett ; one yowl/ men wet so mach Herod it is thought ampetation of tile right leg eat take•plse& OLD BAILET.-0* Wednesday nest these &nines seesaw:see. There were 1419 prkeners enanaitted nn !ivy:thy night fur trial; the I:Mooing is a list et their crimes:— Bureory 13. Itareirbrettkiag 3. forger, 1, eltrridle &Wit ewe. 14, 11 iya ay r.4tlery 7, tatir..tetiling I. we Meg vs a as ylliay. loom 15. Mita privately kr • At" 3, ihat• we thy kite? Tvlllvi 1. din roe...am lenter g, reeefeleg wale. pores 5, prerreparst of ti rye/ meter It, Meek 3. lereevivr ereheirireiest 4, Weenie from thit petio• merles email", • kit tato 1 *UV, or Ti alitaati.--Cruidells epee .3.. the }sent et tee Coed bad bras Moiled 4, everviere .der venepopie traivpartatata ter life MI, difiv Weber eters it. dine years it. priararrs radar reitavur• loprkempeol I.r 114.. av Nod tvirderveavvers lt,pelearver Ivr nl4llOl, searticU errethed derive errors 44. I