The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-03-10 00:00:00

Z . ~,► cAA _, . • 7- 311111111 IR .sgi• 4 • EAST-INDIA MOUSE, Alamo' 10, ISO 3. ' Vr HE t'nnrt of DiCeetnre of the tralte:l Company of Merchants of lieght'ttli•tradrog to the East Itlies, an thereby glee Notice, That the following Proprietors, (planned :agreeably is 11w, have,,ia conformity or the oth section of the ith Chap ter of thegy-Law., of the said Company, signified in writing lip thelneeretary, their desire of hoer:ming , Candidates for the 'direction :it the en%ning Election of Six Directors sit Wed sudsy, the oth April next. . IV I.T.ta NT STANLEY CLARKE. Esq. JOHN IiEDLENTONc sq.. RICH IRO citirnzr.m E y piewrlpt, OPA/11' 3 E R AIKEN, OEORQE A BERCROMIII E ROBINSON, NNW' . JOIIN THORNHILL Es 4. JOSEPII DART, Snielfry. To lan-Stationers. Solicitors, and odurs, Chancery-lame. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, Ely Mr. HINDLE, At his Spatious Rooms, 2ft. Chancery-lent, TO-MORROW, attacelre for one, by order of the Sheriff of Middlesex. , best onemfaiteen tiled Mtallty ; each 'rowel? isebes to 32 inches, and , witick mai be lobed intitabln for tie trade in general. To he tietved the thy preceding and morning of sale ; ca• talognes had at the room'. Llegant Furrhirc, Table and Bod Linen, China and Cut (11S19. Pier NA C! , iuntry phase. Two'clegaut Grrcian Eight-light anti Six-tight Listrias, with Icicle Drops, and valuable Effects. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, • By Air. aIfINIL/LE,' • M his, 9parious Rooms, Q. Charu4ry-lane, onWenNestosv, 'arch It, commenting at it for l i precisely. genuine and modern FURNITLIIE, corm prehending elegant dravetns-roOm furnituee in expo., sive drapery cur sins. with Grecian couches and chairs pp suite, Patent, card, Inc,. and breakfast tables of beautiful tostwood. on claw frames. large Brussels csiprtg, chimney glasses and mirrors, elegant beds, with suitable bedding,. also a large Frestch bedstead. purchased at the Ist, Duke of "Kenriaale„ well made cabinet artitirs.in winged wardrobes, commode chest of drawers; dressing-tables. patent dining .I.tbles, pedestal sideboards. parlour chairs in leather and 'win hair seats, hall cblirs, stair carpets. painted Orr- cloths. bronzed regi:t.. — r stoves, feeders, fire irons, kitc!iim aareve, kitchen requisites, &c To be 'knell the day precedin; and morning of sale; ca t4logues may he had at the rooms. • • ANGFL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S STRAND. 41NtPAL COACH orflelt Pon. TA AVeLLING, AND COY• 11. NO PARCELS AND MIIRCHA N DIME. FOLLOW ING MA ILS and other COACHES go from the Kb , ' ve [NN: Perla Royal Mail, via Dover, Tuemlay and Friday Nights at Twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mall, through Godalming, Pc terslield, end Portses. every Evening at a quarter peel 7, lend t , undey at halt-past 6. On its arrival e Packet sails to the Isle or Wight. to convey pitsarnpres end parcele;' end a i 1 it CoArli errs bff to Cidehesser, through Drayton, Havant, Emsworth. dc. • • file.ucesser Mail, through He*, Oxford, and Cheltenham,- every ggenieg at 'r mtneeffi.Vat and Sunday at half -I.i.t 6. . . Dbter and Canterbury Mall. through 0 re vesend, Chatham, and Fevenhare, every Evening at a quieter past 7, and Sandey at helf-past 0. 'From Canterbury. pan:meets and parcels ere conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgste, Sand sc!cli, de.; and from Doter, parcels are conveyed to Folk stone. Sandeeta, Eytite. Diatelturch, Romney and Lydd. Milford Mail, through Carninrthee. Llan.lilo and Hover fordwest, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Smit:pat half-pest 6. • - Bath and Drivel Post Conch, every Afternoon at 3. - • Ratkend firktul Post Coach, to carry only Four [aside, 'through' Reading, Marlborough, Caine and Ghippenham, every Mbrnlnt at a' quarter past 11. Bath Light Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four Inside. through Maideehead, Reading. Marlborough, Devizes, and hielksharn.' Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Nine. This Coach to -chiefly intruded for thu acemnmods lion of Families. Invalids, Are. who cannot undergo the fatigue of goal a distance in one day. • Brlghton Light Pest.Ccarb, through Cud:field, &e. every' Moraine at 8, except Sunday. Oodaiming and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep som, Leatherhead, Glendon and Henley. Tuesday, Thurs. slay. and Saiarday Mornings at 10. Gloucester New .Post Coed:, the Chentplou. through Wycomb, to Oxford, Cheltenham. Hereford, Carmarthen. Trilby. Rosa, Swan, &c. every tley at I. . Henley Coach. thiatigh Madenhead, every Afternoon at Sunday excepted. • , Littrebarnoton, A . rredel. an 4 Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Tttunday. and Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. - Mavttate , Rimigate. Deal. Rendwieh. and Broadstaln Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Herniae., Oxford Light Post Coach, through Honig, &c. every Alorniog at 7. . Portsmouth New end Elegant LIM. Post Coach, the Re p:data, to carry only Four Inside. through Kingston, Petersfield. and Pnrolen, every Mornlog et 8. York. Newcastle, end Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Parts of the North. every MorniorGet 'gnarter before 9. , Maachester, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield. Pridford. Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Sbellield and Nor- Wieh•Coaehes, dilly. Walliggfprd and Wantege•Coadt. thronch Maidenhead. Nottlebeil, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, anti Saturday Morlolnger, it 8. OodaWng and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through )intreto . 9. Ditton Cobbam. and Ripley, on Monday. Wed nesday, and F riday Moraine at 10 ; Sundays at 7, and ru t ens to tonOnn the tame day.- eolftwe: HulrreastieAllpe!rtlog. Peterborough. Stilton and Huntingdon day coach, to ispileity, Louth. Grlrashv and relUrruarnlng at past 8. The only day coach to Boston cod Horner stir. Decree and Canterbury T.ight Post Conch, every Evening st helf-past 6. Ditto, every Morning at half-past S. CAITRIERti—To Twickenham, Rrertford, and Tsleworth, every Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday. • EAMES and Co. Proprietor. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditionsly con ve)rtt from this INN to every city, Town, Village, and Country Seat in the fallowing Counties, Hereford. Surrey, Bucks. Gloucester, Stootex, Cornwall, Kent, Wilts. Devon, Oxford, Worcester, Dorset, Hants. Somerset. South W ales. All Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. Guerna.w. aml all • • Parts of Frisbee, and to all parts of the North. Neat Post-Chaises, etc. at the shortest notice. i II tNsTaesdar, a woman who, areompinied bra lird °lns had hero selling matches and hedging in , h ro , irse of the day at Carneltord, went out trout her ludzing hi the evening., ard after: about ten minutes ah-ence, can,. to the door with asmethino in her apron. paling ow her love* "see here what I hare met wills since,' which to Ihro *ovals, of. the in nave*. appe Bred to he a seer him !male infant, of whipb,abe had been delivered an oet-lannse. near the place. A mrd;cal centlenaot .31 ailed. and the mother and Add ate !Who to Jo aril, t l o l l l lobnbielb was premature.—(irest Dritoa) • . . k 1 Q ; L •.--- -, - cds_""t9tAA.t . .. • , ,• • ... . • , t S :r e , •••, 1 - 71• :. . ~ . .; .... , ... f‘ . t . .A.......: . . i . . ~ . . % t s ) ) • • 1 Zb u... .• :. -,t o it ts.„-).,..,,,,..Lt ! .(i LONDON, MONDAY, 'MAUCH 10, 182 i. -" Tho Curs ibr shkA IldifkISRAT pit i4e FROM SATURDAY'S OAiRTTR. casomcortacz. sheet, 8. unmans WWIRNICD to arikvs•nt This raison PAS MI- . . MOT. Boitet; sit or (TOLER A tOt.=fillr J. Brydges, In the rooszof Bir Joha Poe lieresford, Reef. who hes accepted the olee of Steward at this Manor of East Hundred. Totff A.ND Pont. or RYl.—Robert Knight, of Berra& In the county or Warwick, and of Grosvenor-square, in the county of difdsez, 6:sq. in the *vont of J.Dodson, D.C.L. Who has acts:VW the Chillers Hoadreds. .4.. 'Commissions sfithed by the Lord Lienteassal of the East i Riding of the Aunty of York, rntillbewidadtsuntif of the Town of Kisgstua-upon-hell, • Yarburgis Dreamy, Esq. to. be Deputy Ideatesast ; R. Mackenzie Beverley Esq. to be do. ; James Walker, Pio.' Esq. to bed*. ;. David Robinsen. Esq. to be de.; neatly Thompson, Esq. to be ditto; Philip lialtmarstie, Esq to be ditto. Militia.—William Joseph Coke* Oulft.,,te be Ensign.;, DA.KKatikirese IL/SIIPEREEDEit:7 . ‘ilkaripipeelfortibstif, i )dfirfo6k;• mad I. grfell, NS. briAk-isakeve. , - • , ' BANKRUPTS. kietl, Rotherham, Yorkshire, been-draper, teaurren dee/start* 13, I4,and April 19, at the Red Lion Inn, Rother ham. Attorneys, Messrs. Kiog and don, eastle-streeLTlol born ; and Mr. Oxley, Rotherham. J. Olddeld, Edzeware-road, coach-maker.. March 24. 23, and April 19, at itssiaghall-sweet. Attorneys, Niessrs.Rice and Sue, Great Marlboroegh-street. F. Alahlte,Tewkeshury, (iloucester,wine-merehant,Mereh 15, 17, and April 19, at the house of W. Ricketts, merchant, Tewkesbury. Attorneys, Mr. Edmonds, Exchequer-office, Lincola's-inn ' • and Mr. Brooke', Tewkesbury. J. Beating. Pine-Apple;Bar, Edgeware'road, carpenter, March 13. 22, and April 19, at Rising:tall-street. Attor hey, Mr. Carlon, high-street, Mary-la-bonne. T. Sweet. Frith-street, Soh envver, March 15. 22, and April ID, at Ensingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Wade, Poly gon, SnaterslTown. J. Barlow, Merton, Wimbledon, Surrey, mill-wright.' March 15, 21; and April 19. at Basiughall-street. Attorney, Mr. neyLes, Thayies-iro, • W. Franklin, Larlydewn,Trowhridye,Wilts. fuller,March 90, 21. and April 19, at the Gem:go Inn, Trowbridge. At torneys, Messrs. Berkeley, Liaculu's Inn ; and Mr. Bush, 'frowtridge. W. Simons, Biemieeham„. brush-maker, March 21. 29, and April 10, at the Royal Hated, Birntineham. Attnrness, Messrs. S:ade and Jones. John-street, Bedford-row ; and 'Messrs. Tyndall and Rawlins. Birmingham. ft. Lambert - , Manchester, manufacturer. Marsh 21, 22. and April 19, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Attar twys. Mr. Iligson, Kiog-street, Mancbester ; and Messrs. Ellis, Sons, W +isle). and Gorton, Chancery-lane. R. and T. Barron, Liverpool, corn-merchants, March 24, 29, and April II?, at the George fill/. 'Liverpool. Attorneys, Nlessrs. Chester, Staple Inn ; and Mr. llinde, Marshall street, Liverpool. J. tad It. Browning, Belvidere-SVh4f, Weterloo-bridee. timber-merchants, March 13, and April 19, it Raiinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Wilke, Finsbury-puce. S. Blyden, 'Chapel *reel, Peutonville, freest rtlesman, Men:m.ll, 25, and April 19. et lissinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Cole, Southemp•an-street, Bloomsbury. W. Keist, St. Erny. Cornwall, limehurner, March 19%27. and April .19, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. Attor neys, Mr. Gibson, Ptyrnoutis; and Mr. Aletnalniai, Ca+M - . street, - - - • . hrTnizx Ds. , . March 29, J. Steele, Liverpool. maroller-,Maratit 29, IL Fry. I.ricest(yr.aquare, ilasu-draper--fMarch 29, - A.Viylor, late of brut-roxd, matt-roaster—March 111, R. Siiitipson. Crow:.-court, Threadneedle-street, merchant--;Match Abbott, Windharr-place, merchant—Marcle.27, pert, T. Ridley, and J. Brown, late of South Rhth, North umberland. common-brewers—Aprll 4. .1. ThuttriPmfrd'J. Giddens, Norvriel, bombazine-noinufarturrrs—April Willett. and It. Widen, late of Thetford, Nor co:k, bankers—March 2 9, il. Mullion, Liverpool. merchant —April id,' E. Prichard, Llaorwst, Denbighshire, chap:. keeper. • CERTIFICATES. MAICII 29. J. Beilis, Chester. grocer—J. Marshall, NIII6 Riess, Bat tersea, tanner—T. Lea, Liverpool, grocer—J. Butterton. Drayton in Halos. Shropshire, monc)-scrivener—J. Rag nail, Walsall, Staffordshire. platers—W.Supciateof Chea dle, Staffordshire, grocer—J. Peek, late of Blackheath-bill, carpenter. THICR - aavrrra b o'clock.; o'clock. at night. •ASorsrse. 2. 41 ••• • I I. M. • • 4. T... • . 4, W••••• Tb. •• 7. F •• • • ,ti, Iii•• •• • 30 43 40 37 as. re 33 17 43 el au 43 1$ it 33 :1111. 74 IS 31 41 ..- 111,00 I Fair 00.00 Rain .33 Fair ,b 1 !Fair 4 - 0 t Fair I .10 anow ,le ; Fair a. , IMMO died ye ehe Seefeldr •eTfili KIVALS.* JURY COURT, CDINISUR6II, F 18.28. This Cou r t n as proirgion-ly crowded. from thelnturesr ta/len in theme of deflates—A.ln.! Annwrong, Writyr, Meader, against (ieurge 1. fair, )lerchant, Leith, mid tiklnna Alston, Merchant, Edinburgh. The ivotes related to— Ist, Whether, on or about 28th Jan. 1822, Mr. Vair sent a challenge to Mr. Armstrong ? 241. Whether Mr. Alst o n 41,1 h-erect tie same? 3dand 4th, Whether, on or about 6•11 Feb. 1622.31re5m- Vair and Aiston - poste.l Mr. Armstrong ss "a rascal, liar, and a restarts." _ 6th, Whether, on ne about the I:3ili day of F.hraary, IS2lk the said George Buchan Vair did write, or print, or publish, or okuie to be wriiten,or printed, or publish ed, .a paper or pamphlet entitled, Mi. Alston ' s aVarras HMV Whether Mr. Metals am ' conVtrltt ,If. alitattt . • fit far slid nerrothas c : wea l ' Atliftleee any $ 1 ter gad tiretanstaokis in dam weft w the damage of ; 2 6 the pursuer? • . . 7tn, Whether, 'on or about ea. 28th day of January, ithe pursuer did accept of the challenge aforesaid, and did epee to ingr and his a duel, as aforesaid? Sth, Whether, on or about the 12th day of February, 182•2, the said David Armstrong, pursuer, dil write or publish, or cause to be written and pultlished, a paper entitled —" Statement by Mr. David Arnirrorig, writer in Dutrifri.a."— Damp laid at 2,0001. It is impossible to give more than a brief sketch or this most extraordinary case. It appearedlliat Miss Grieve '(new Mrs. Armstrong) had been betrothed to the de fender Vair ; and the preparations I.r the nuptials had been so far advatic....l, that. the defender bad actually taken and famished a house for her re-eption, and Werlaing clothes had been purch and on her account by a Mrs. Gordon, and paid for by her father. Ac cording to her father's evidence, he hal employed On compnision or intionue to obtain her content to this iliten Iral union. It alp. a.el, al m, that she had contracted a partiality for the pursuer; bur, in.place of enfferi' " concealment, like a worm in the bud, to feed upon her damask cheek," she whispered her -sorrows to a confidante, who faithfully niv Aged them 10 tt e enraptured youth. (If her engagements to Mr. Vair, it vas clesAy p!oved the patsuer could not be igno rant; indeed, nn one occasion. he 'wads it the sub ject of an unlucky pus,t by Ob-ervine,•that he ander stood -alio was veering to a sea-port.• Whit!' the lady was 'on a visit to her uncle, Mr. Craig, at Otatte Sowetby, a false and malicieus report vas up in Duinfrles, that she was pregnant to the pursuer. This was told by Mrs. tior ; lon to her fathor, who suspected it had been props,- gade : t by the punster for sn obvious purpose. The la t hy reeetredat Castle Sowerby a letter form' the pursuer, io a lovesick strain, and another from her conlltllnts, Miss Ann lioldie, telling her not to dread either 11..1ia or lock, for her true burr r was on his way to censenitnate her hap piness. • No mortar was this let. r received than the pur suer appeared at the door, gallantly nionntol; and eV.' esuuteraeg . t he uncle, observed to him, "To lie plain with you, there is a report that roar Mite is With child, and I wean: to' etetonerscaleAt-mi yen" —fillertlltete:Trnviiiir, selloyfai Ws vighaut of Vs charge as the dr 'sou of the Hesperides, refased Lim access to the lady ; anal not only so, bat he *eat to a magistrate, to Fes six constables sworn le, t• terve as her holy guard. It was at lenc:th arranged; that the pursuer should depart in peace, and the lady remain at Castle Sowerby for another fortnight. It is proper here to state, that, previously to this, Elie puraner had beau infortee I of the heondatin. report V fore noticed; when be express:id his surprise anal nt most inilignstioa at it. Upos Miss ti 's return to DMits fries, she, 1q her father's desire, wrote to the pursuer, forbiaiti;e- his vi.rits, After holding a consnl'a4on with Miss Oolitic, however, she dispatched that lady to the pursuer, to informs him that the - letter was mitten ihro luntarilyon Ireepart ; and permed an - epistle to Mt. Vair, - ronjnrihg Mtn trforeet her, as tier affections were irre vocably bets:owed npon another. Mr. Vair then addres;ed a letterto her, which, the pursuer contended, contained a relinquishment of his claims upon her; but tspon - which Iris Counsel pat 2 different constrnctinn. In the sequel, Mr. Vair came to Damfries ; and, as the lady's father con sidered leer boenti In hoonur to impletnent her engage ment to that gratletimiothe left her domestic house, and took np her residence in the 'Muse of Mrs. Gordon, where shr was earried.to the pursuer. Then followed lie challenge, and its attendant outrages. The challenge was conveyed by Mr. Al.toi ; and the pursuer hesitated to w ept it, unless Mr. Vair put in a special condeseene deuce of tic erounds on which be Fought satisfaction. It was evident from some correspondence of the pursuer, which was recovered by didgetice, that he was perfectly aware of the grounds upon which Mr. Vair proceeded. But the question which no evidence conld reach, was, whether the challenge was actually accepted ? The defenders main tained the affirmative ; the pursuer, on the other hand, al leged that he declined answering the challenge, until he had consulted whit his frirdd, Mr. Thomas Thorburn in Edin hnrgh. $e this as it May, the pursuer eameto Edinburgh, after providing himself with pistols ; and there intimated to Mr. Vair, through the medium of his friend, that he was ad vised be gentlemen whom he had consulted. not to fight him, unless upon a special condescendence. Mr. Thorbure had been examined as a haver; and after sundry refusals to comply with the requisitions made upon him, admitted, that, since the raising of the action, he hnd destroyed three letters which he had received from the pursuer, previously to the coalleuge, containing twitters re.ative to Mr. Vair,but in his opinion not injurious; and his reason for clestroviog them was, that they also contained ectifidential information upon family totter+. One of these letters Mr. Tuorboru re ad to a Miss Mutter. who. again, related the particulars to the defender, Mr. Alston. Miss Boater swore, that Al ston confessed to her, that he amt the other defender had never appeared at the place appointed for the duel, though they had poiteel the pursuer for not appearimr% Their land lord in Maxwellton, again proved, fiat on the day said to have been axed fur the duel, they left his house at day break, and returned at half-past eight eict..elc. Both par tiii.s adduced evi ence of the reap, crahliityof their charac ters. . Mr. DuSieits Wit:it. opened the rese for the pursuer ; and Mr. Comities that for the defenders ; Mr. Jeffrey re plied for the pursuer. .The esidenee listing been cumrred aptly' the I. , un Cuter Cosesetssilmett, the Jury, niter n•tirirg for genie lime, re turttett it verdict, finding ter the pursuer upon the first s,sen issues, mil l er the defetsdt rs upon the eighth. Darasipo So pursuer, ftlo. • 1, 2 :t week, as one of the A herfehly carti-rs was on Ms way tome from Perth with Itis cart laden w t a coals, hi was met ',tithe ro td by it llisotte!. who'ssirei hint very angrily to whin he eras driving the co As, as he was aura they were fw the purp ose of sonagelrog ? The carrier . answered etpttlr, that it was none of Ms hosim a.. • The enraged Baronet swum that he wonld ?make the carrier tell. "LW your best . ," .aid the latter; . I .duty For all year •aoise shalt sortgeHpg, it is welt - known that many of your Own tenaots are as & bid it:as their weighbowsi'ouvi, ingio.l,lfirbey wee soot, diefeinart no, L PAY !Isfir "RAW tiselfriartnaet, baying. the tel master bath of the argnmest and the itN4.--(Domat dd. i Haifa.) $ • PRICE SEVEN PENCIL RELIGIOUS ikOts LN SCOTLAND. (As Is "shisrPstt stY 7-41P-r— tii e • dot .at Coombe , whiCh was the'oreasioh of the tiinl at the Oiford Anises, impor t of which is. give' in itnotber eolotan, we ,. efttact from the last two ntembers of the hirer/pep "Amtipeal.. la an ; mint of the resistance wide On two eiccesaire Sw.. to the introduction of a clergyman in a pariah rt": north of SeOtfand.) - • ' The Rev,.llllr.Campbeit, Ilibi'sfer of Dotes, having red. mired a presentation from Lord Cawdor to the parish. eharch of Croy, was direeted by the. Presbytery of Naito, to preach at Wester Lis, in that parish, on Sunday tits and at Croyoa Sunday the ill instant. Mr. (kola. h.n went, in terms of these instructions, to Weyster Leys on the 9th. There being no place of worship in that district, he intended, owing to the inclemency of the weather, to perform Divine oeMice in the school boom ; but, on insArrind, ire ale sittagesisd. *W u° Amtniveds of plhitpbs who 4.4 assciAlettlri obstrisci his purpose. They sold biro that the parishioners had Tr: Isolvedto oppose his settlement, sod recommended that he should return home inickly, without attemping to preisch, saying, that if he did so, a hair of histrad should not he touched; but that if he persisted, force should he tired to prevent him. Mr. Campbell disregarding thevo meances, he was forcibly prevented from entering the school-honse, taken from his horse, thrown in the snow, and very indecorously uteri (principally by the women), thongh uit b out sustaning any serious bodily injury. %Vhen he remounted, several men end wom•ri accompa nied him all the distance way to his own house, a of wz or seven mite-, two of them holding the bridle of his horse. This rostter is now the subject of judicial inve'- ligation, some of those supposed' to have been smonz the most fictive in the riot being apprehended, and bound. over to stand trial. iVe understand that two men had perambulated the parish, on learning the appointment of the Preshrtery, and had, the week preceding this di,- er ireful business, gone from house to house in the Ley% stirring up opposition. Thew traiterous apostles havlnoc t-nis flint-wed discord. withdrew from time scene, and left the delu ,ed to abide the consequence:. - - - On Sunday, the Rev. Mr. Campbell, agreealily . to the arrangement noticed in our last went to preach in the Church of Croy. In consequence of the mal-treatment he bad experienced on the preceding Sunday, several friends resohed to accompany him on this occasioe. When they arrived at Croy, the mob through which they bad to nese, presented a very formidable sepearenee: abtiet 15100 people were arranged along the Church yard wall 12 to 15 deep; groups were also posted on the read and in the udjeii sag fields. Mr. Campbell and his friend*, el alighting end e'tempting to proceed tottardi the Cburcb. were opposed by the women, who, assisted and encouraged by We men, violently . obstructed their. pas sage. making !sae of the most abusrre language, interntin gird with horritsle excratious ; after an ineffectual strut:- gle had been made by the Gentlemen to ad sauce iq which they were pelted. with mad, one of them, a Justice of Peace, diteeted the lUet Act to be read, when an guinea baldly etept forward, and ;witched the book from the Gentleatars who wait reedit& the Att. Ttsee-teenvevseer• - • catiltielllciag, and bludgeon. flourishing, el r. C. and his blends thought it prudent to retreat to some distance, when they made a stand, and.. the Riot Act ‘l3, again res 4 by desire of too lief Jueti-e s• bat the mob became more infuriated, and Alr. Campbell's chaise being the principal object of tie, as sailants, the ten:dans were smashed, and the pannes pet lorated ,ireseverat places 'ley sidea, and a person on the iliatry had his head siiricrusly cut. At Tornagriao, up mar bf two wiles from the Church, the ge n time n per. &tang that a party perue4 so hotly as to. be avil &rattly in advance of the main body, dispatched 31r. Campbell in another chaise, and facing about, succeed , .1 ixf taking three into alai two • women prisoners, who:it they conveyed to town. Six of the rioters have, rafter 4 loog.exatott)a.:ion this week, been committed ter ttiAi ; the intestleatioa is stilt coatinned. and warrants have been issued fir Or apprcheueion,of several caloric and we trust that the in attires to be followed up will prevent a recbrreace of proreeßeze, which are a disgiace to a country jusily faieesi t ..e orderly soodoctof Vie habitants, and fir tie sumel reverence with which the Sabbath - Ness fi.rA fly observed by them. We under ' siand that the tall-is to be moderated on t:te 13th pros , and that it is proposed to protect Mr. Campbell, on that I occasion, a jib as imposing civil force. -- • lliorens.—Shetton'e friends are ready to bark rim • f• 100 L. aside. to flzlit Hodson on do seeoneroesday in .lan• . flaatraos aro HALL. art BIUDIIIIAGY.:+1 Teresa Belli i i : csr 'faraday 1.4 et t match for was made between the two vugi:irt4. 0 take plaace otatbi Mtn natant.. Ou the 43 me day. ) ouag [Mese* and Mating e - son contet.d. CAR nAGE Ann SIM GERSLY. —On \Wednesday last. et Shelton's. OA cr d sporting owner.. 23t. stable we made teond torrents the match of Ital. This baits alt.( he tougni on the Stith inst. Even beling. DvaTiti. or JANE MILES, ,t ArtisT stNnut..tU CtlJ. R A CTER.-1 . 1 is 011 Ist iy irnrd al• No. I?, Ebnry whet she oerupiesi p.trt mein: on the firr t4l tot, du I pAssett tie last Circa years of her life, dttring period no hum to being, save herself, ever entered her anirttocnts, Rua VOthille SreAlrd ta anrtov or rottir h. . e temper more than that it:v person should knock at her roam d: or. 'llse landlady Laving once unintenti4o4l,' fallen into this error, se3reely ever nUerwards got int • the goo I graces .51 the old lady. She was generally in the halal: of going oust erne or I nieea week to pureh the f.,ot necessur:es she made its,- of: aod,.i a t the eveid ;.1* being prevented fro e doi elf Fo by ill health, would fre ioollily, by means of a small coed sttspanded front :he window of her avutotent, ta he in her he'r, Bc. Irttelv she watt by « neas nail in the neighbotirN-03 with a netssp ;per. tot.riteeive . which rile now and dirt opened as mucus of her roods door as would barely adtt : of its passing, :cid when stone with it she invark.t• y threw it out sit ton windaw to whoever same for it. A few days back, she teas o!a-re , c1 to he I ihonring under a severe magi, ; but rot / Treat wan her aversion tolNctirrs, that no protua•ion retold prevail ore her to Favetrueti , •4l advice. Thera lay trolrionir. nb sot eleven o'eloek,ti contevenee of the notoolrtervart e of her wattal'favuttal: 4 tie", a aaspi CNrn aas r. ..er,:e:r tie . ik t.W 'Li was nut right, and a ladder w.s Provo° d luck in at the ointlow; brk:r not being able tb disestvttr arty thing by this, means, ,one of the olgolow4 was raiqsi tip, thrssiegh which a tn:ons isonsesl Jamb, rtitetted, and .trrop..nittg the doer that led' to her bed-etnin, tie saw her tying dead cn the floor by the Weed her W. No cork of violanee was observe on het peraon,. nor any tthirtir . Lrind in har room that, tesolst teal to the slightest sespiciou of her haeinz • de atyoy'elhenelf. Mr. Chapnian, coostnbte of Chel'e-, Was inersoliately sent for, tend took ptstoession of tot-; keys oithe di ff erent drawers and' apartments. :r+ tverelbditiktfirbii;i it appe . ared:that the deFea t setT toeseaslrdtotsame property.—a;l enrol-es Imine:rt west MI6 •iiae" . heel, befsr Dee. Hlikti.,.l)lini.r rat the flask. Lane, llrtsu4 . l4'quiri; IttriSen, n ,of Thar• eaday reeking. Verl/41:0.--- Oa by the n PA RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Friend, J. Dawes ' and J. Morgan, Purtsea. contrac tors—W. Atkinson and J. Cordingley, Ckckhetton, Yon ksti re. worsted-manafsetarers—W. Thorpe, Wragg. nod J. Yeomans, Sheffield. merchants (so terse regards the said J. Yeomans) —(1. E. Burros s and C. C. Daniell. Norwich— J. M. Whay, Manchester, and J. Et rierson, Huddersfield, drspers—D. Edwards and It. Patrickson, Guilford, lime boraers—D. Arinlield and J. %%leery, East t place, Waleot terrace. Lambeth, grocers—E. sad W. Jones, Merthyr- Glaninrganshire, drapers—R. Jones and R. Hibbs, Parley Mow Brewhouse. Deptford. brewers—W. Alexandt4 and A. Straitno, Leadentind-streei.watch-makers . —E.Cross. M sad J. G. Davy. Plyenix Wharf, Regent's Caul. City road, eoal-merchants (so far as regents the said E. Cross) — G. Mark and S. Wheattall, London—J. P. Smith and C. J. Aldis, Sasses-place. Kent-road, brewers—R and ..E. God dard. Strand and Fetter-lane. wax-clainelers—C. Wilson, W. D. Crewdeon. and D. Fluddlestone, Kendal. bankers (su far as regards the said D. Enddiestone)—W. sal E. IV. Chapman, J. and J. C. Madera's'''. Willington. Northeesher ' land, rope-makers (so far as regards the said J. and J. C. Anderson.) AVERAGE PRIM OP CORN IN ENGLAVO AN!, WALIMPOR :Br WO= aisdnimaacn I. s. d.. • rut QR. s. d. Wheat 41 7 ' Olds . lB 0 Rye.... ..... ........ 211 8 Reans ... 13 7 Barley ,...... 38 9 Peas . ..... .... 31 7 Average Price or Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made In the week ending the Sth day of March, ltlet3, is 30e. 1 I4d. per elm PER. QR. About two years ago, 280 acres of land. near Flint. in Wales, wera planted with the colonon Imlyhork, er rore malow, with the view or converting it into hemp or flax. In the process of manufacture, it wad disro vered that this plant yields a blue dye, equal in beauty and permanence to the . hest indigo.—(Proviaciati Jour.) Wucritait.—The rough unsettled weather we andel pa'ed, from the'dissoluti in of the extensive qua:all:les or gnaw that [Alen, and ice that had been formed in winvr, has been sendibir exper'eucod thin seek. Thourh parts of some days ha . •:r been ftir, an I t Yen brilliant, others have been Kloo:Ity. wet, and harsh, and b.sistero 14. In the night between Monday awl 'Furst! ty there was or., of the inoit violent ' , timid of hind that hdd bzen exrerieneed here Nis. m..mon ; mbd y-sterday there wad fur *ix hours n continued guile of uiwl with aI ea fall of sleet and stow. The quantity of mired "now amt rain that had Mien here tins week, since Sa'arday :ast, is 15 haudredthsof an Ineh.—Strand, Mardi S. 3f are% S. ." . - lit, - - ; • *e - -- C . . :•?$! ~:: li• .. • ‘•. '-' - XI ‘.t 'f. :.N•,e • -+‘ • li 1 :~ a