The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-09 00:00:00

. IifIiNCHINIPBII 01/2 4 11442/Be . LANCASTER 1 4.1111 ZEN Aran. 6. (Coveriegint Of Mini Thee pricseese:firs * llO , daii P*Per-X, . -•• • . ' Jilin Chadwiek;4 reutentimei wltitiAbliultfalin together betwixt . b' 6 lOU* •' A; : 11401 1r rt s brought, and thtrApsaUtandera - *Mira • lam : *Vs. ;patching about to aria it - ltelleviimpare, is perposii that they might bag tielintaPill4 . 0111, 1101 be brought the Settee 4eUregiti l ii isi we ifillm : *mi. ° Insiders, who said it pease froartliboltestet, bet Vii" wopld pot read it. es .is wai. pot `sitsiii. I ile add. however. it we.. *dos th•Moiday, at tbillascher terms form form hello,/ squarei it. kap • iiiiiitilidlislipt. ,'' *left White. Moss sleet 6 elikek. ctio.dasiishata W Mr.' drafts.—live said that woo '• the . ot•Illd hied; hie. Is* would sot mut it, . b l -11 reis" •eF fer re. I was at ..tbe rosetint of 'the ds 'allon a quarter of an hour. I WOO a jeer's 'ilto swishy ems hes the M. I saw he ' disfiwlveseepewrieiely. 1 saw se )31lidgeolill *mg . thoobale,butlltod alight be dot. ea I was Wily sot the* oidelaids it Ale .seeing. 1 heft ski bid imwasi. I thought titer" srald he dm distarbsed : jest so I saw the stsiW ofiler'Alradali I doh 4.- • *A zallll.a=4 saw•tite peso* dud _bast tho WW I (thlt. 0011Wmiase) at the White Mow Ilesdiur• the Rectskei alyttoluralladidus pais suethl.doadug et% - thwfithriblididiattOtal g*ers;of%tTi'.'ltMM4plos - peliYle - a.iy. ma. As tot:.ss lyrist:a iii: ‘‘yearya sestos.a, NA ittrot ifeads *WM Alp seilhdt— uptcosati%*-04 lin." . was Ovid at the lIIMM . 044 11 M r: f lkhot iddidoiddtiottoscafili *Ea 'lll rsloni, li lt 10"Iskili. oak tie" witness *tidal. 0 I ciirit., wits loCepthollialstelo.hodf was the tbootedir dial*. Muils:L 1 'dat stlesi 041PIP*0611110tIsakfmaCia'cliimor itlot • was tbo Mt uld I dorwitis the parties 171211=rifir 2 taleg': Jobs Haywood 0:11111111* Wit. Su., at Whit* Mese es libel . ** of August. d lug wan c a: it: 300 o Key as I t: l-fsitt e. 'w iii*Alt .1 41 4 .. 1 04. 11 .scrif Thoir missogiasiebirig imp Mt . limeAsrais Mstruhassidloslesh. 4. .lialt r **he . --mineil obsdlaiticolo . sea tit Idifi afttftriffdpfratier i llsitert it Illk'Sdis 4 ff' i *Alp .f s Atilig ilfb: - ,__ -,. . , 101 04.11 6 0401‘ aelirPEW illio ,, a s e Amok A. c t . tiiiiik iseertewo irdigrif ask , ttbirovre . ' irbeitodismi irtilliiiiii V Asoilat;l: olol %;;liiktliki au i reit• sitf , • tiled. I *id 1114 . 1 f5, • a ' ths.l9dr e i irid Aid mu... Allaktftmcpedd env I sot .in .sititoti. if * - owe* plug err thireimptisg that . di 644 %It *WIWI p •to•day, dud shalt' Or wed *dyer 'yolluntay. ' , I stow • Ths tO s ti t 71, 41 trA t aii Pki , **e• pos44 atne:4l4ll (o r al ad, Oil tbsesskof *ire Wilsdeurr ssd•spOktitsibi' whit ha said-I calittsil. . . elisigissidaidbit Iffklitilis.b4 Id a goli" 4 ,: ~. ... , -- 4 .. *IV "Wit* ' -- 7 - 74 i I tt •.. . '.O * 9 . 4 7 101 . 111 . by I .rti p it thou was deilliog, 06911 . W m fatsmwesith thews•oett of pieopie. never dew Roy isfialoo hit sues or twice tasi kig iar t *ever saw hips Wars the Me • ifter I .wialkalai picietr to boX4rAsida t u-aid4lolUro;iud wise tit!-wrong ins. the 'llaatubb' said.'" Key's." . I coati mot daa,lits welds/. i street was is the slityliorif Mr. shady'''. 1 401". • ' • Jabs Sbawcross examined by Mr. Sergeant h. rAisisecti .live is Alaochesrer. sad lived its Salford is 41eguif. 1819. I set off with Mr. Murray at day- break on the 15th to White Miss. I was theo.tletk to' the police for several years. A Mr. Rymer and bit son accompanied or. On going: to White Moss I law 'lust drilling. and heard the words of sossmaal gives. • 1 was followed by a party of 50 or 100 of the persons ixercising. and beat. They, while over taking me, asked me (one of them did) who 1 was ? I laid 1 cams from Middleton; that was not ao. bet 1 wet apprehensive I should be beat : be said " No, you cape from Manchester," 'and without saying any m.dre, be knocked we down with his fist ; 1 could net . rise, for they began to beat ;se with sticks. and to lisk me whilst Flay ea the groesd. In about sor 10 inlet:tea I was knocked, or rather kicked.' into a ditch; where I received 10 violent a kick is my side, is to: deprive me of sense. Soon after, when I recovered, 1 got away, finding myself alone. I was much bruised and beaten ell over my bah, from bead to foot, and cut with a sharp instruineet through the Up; this hap pened while I was in the ditch. When I got out of thOdltch i saw them, as 1 thought, with sticks at Moe vv. I had not the least kooolsilge of the parties. I was confined to my ted for several days. I went to White Moss to ascertain if previous informed*. if deillioge there was correct, The first rumours of inch proceedings I had heard many weeks previous.— ' l z have se!'n Mr. Hunt at several places is Manchester, bet never at a public meeting. except I. the streets Walking with Mr. Johnsoo, the brashesaker. The ether witnesses for the defence examined to si• miler points in the course of the afternoon were Jos. Buckley, a• w ; James Heath ; Dr. Jeremiah Smith, head-mastersof the Orammar-school ; John Bar low, so ino-keepee, in Manchester; Mr. Wm. Gould, a merchant, in Manchester ; Mr.„ Edmund Simpson. a hatter ; Thomas Styan, a gunsmith ; Mr. Oliphatit, a tilversmith ; Cad Mr. Thomas Oldstock." I . Mr. Sergeant Wilma 7 .bly Lord. l am now about to eater sport a new bell of evidexee,and - as it is Im- possible for us to conclude tomfght, 1 mast request y3ur Lordship to postpone the prpteedings to Mantic,' next, as it roast iwinconvenient foe me to proceed now. regret momently that the fientlemes of the Jury should be delayed; but as we mum at ail. eiento at on Monday, the adjournment. if your Lordship he so good as to grant it, will be productive of the less incon venience. Mr. Justice HOLICITD then adjentned the &art Pr' til Monday morning at S o'clock. The Court rose at six o'clock. - (vision) ...... ileillt4 ,*l - iitial eatidit with Bbiliary-ordial Sit: `fir hile rale ' laailldylia/tOy coke "to °ow 'or tiff I ilAd o re l „ of Ai name .441 . 1 t; Ow the! . 91„;,tite; 1 1 IWI ni.,011401 BailrY. ' to. iyiepliteii. ik tii, 'Oil itOrdttlitlaig ti to :lii."4 otaly - saatelborai It., WWI to tiro prima ; Balky gathered op Alta 4. 4 •• Moselet toltiteed hiss whiling .to °lll/ .. Pirie•• persuade+, 'citbetirhe i us learlog di" VelaiMea, abaktak:Dis head, '" Ye are not . .. 111 e (Moseley) lektbe house lief as boor' :44.ilers, , sad igairmßittely rep:.lred to' a _ Vie& ho. - "ham he took.* knife. decL;r., . *sow*** ho +meld , OW Lim (moaolor sap that trattliedtbeir:erwsiog • op, lidiew ittifi Ili lillimittitile mimetic heekt Oa their apprehoill. bif.iliiikad attempt Wahl) Bailey, wire flow t etroke . cost l y aria• striett, w i i 4 i 4 ~ .ya I . *- - , . ......- •. • ~. , ; firpereini, named Jahn modkay, lends. )00444_ Idimii it 10•4 1 41i,eolvi .80 :: 4 42 , 10 . ......6p; itsimialaii Nitta& es: 3.4 II K. wStats - 111101 Wei fee is aalartiarit• Nwksy " . J..... 2 1 2. •...... I - - 'Witt . 4 #o l wit .• ..... live with The defendants a respectably firmer at Hig her' in Leicestershire, as hie housekeeper. He NMI began to pay her marked attention, and at length raw. posed a marriage, and the wedding day was fined.— Hat when the day arrived, the defendant posit off a fortnight longer, and at !mitt', after elmeyous pro. Ones bad been made anal trines, be related to fulfil the *Sutras% sesiliatek ark a retools. the avenion of lie friends to the match. The poor girl. how had become pregnant, and the defendantackaowlealg id himself the father of the child. Os the troes•ex- l oudest/on of one of the. witnesses, who was the plain-1 tire follow- vet at the time to question, it lip. peered that a firmer loser of the plaietiffe Lad, on than two or three occasions, visited- bee at the defendant', house, and remained with her during the limiter part of thS nighti dee plaiutiff, who.slept with **witness, having sever; on those occasions, gone to bed till some time in the mortieg.—As sone as this I Ilia had bean elicited, his Lordship recommended the illaintiff's conned to withdraw a Juror, which. after, sems consultation, was agreed to. I • On Saturday. a emeggling-taggeNnamed the Piyjog Fish, laden with about 1300 tubs Genera and Brandy, and a considerable quantity of tea, tobacco, and scuff, was brought into Leith harbour. She was captured off Fair isle, after a chase of three hours. by phis Ma jesty's revenue cruisers Prince of Wailes and Hovel ,filbselutte, daring which muck nautical skill was dis r id by the revenue cotters. It appear? that that fivettsesdelot whale fr o t tas a m F e l u o s h n i nz, shore was at o Be n c her .ab i fi t r a s e t . Ithoagh of large dimensions, it was evidently wasted its original size. It measured in length 57 feet. extremity of the tall was 13 feet wide , the jaw es 14 feet long, tongue 9 feet loneand 4 feet rein!. It produced hut flute oil, and from its wastrel p. i r sp re e mi rf e ec re tly in ne th w e , a m od or b n a in i g on ot ho p ar i d id a ay er se ew .n o n f ig :o . I , who did not surrender until nearly 40 shuts had A achr enormoustwi ta wa s ir eppearauce the whalebone Is of sma ll va l ue . "l 'he ,laws were extracted. and intended as a present fur Lord Suffield, but the tide unfortunately washid them Sway from the shelf of a cliff on which they were raid. rd and Lady Su ffi eld and Col. P etre , toget h er w i t h dnaidcrable numb er o f the neighbouring gentry, , ed to view the wh a le on S un d ay. H i s Lordsh i p. has the tight over this part o f th e C oast , a n d, Id have claimed the fish as hi s p ro p er t y , we antler ad gave up his ri g ht ili favour of the sore he'l e captured this rare v i s i tant . P" ." - zL - Za ir s. mdzimrs. ir stet 11811981 . 2 -, dos late foloweliest. Castaitlibis Baelads,lretroell A:nuttier/Ihr. at Bulbs ,ofhillwer.larte,Ctelovi- eet,loii Baslpshall-street•:-Ilay 7, J. Callow, • •• ~ Bobo, bookseller. at Baelasjuill-street • moan, of Stainer-street, carrier, Ba I 8, J. W. Wealth and T. Tow • • ; ,4;; - cottba:Y ae 4.4AllelPritlgetrater Ardis ,er—illay T.•Wlstee; late of Brisk/ow, vt, luabolder, at Our Illad UP, Lotterwortb, ,Iro—April SO, T. Bperrin;lrhornbury,o4oaces Allow-chandler, at V•ts Coattheralaterroms Bristol...L4oß 'llk J. Bart. Reth.•eallaler, at the Angst l ag, 012 - 1~ Kalb—April 29. 'R. Beiges, Preston, Imseeeigre. roal-reer shout, at the nese of Mr. W. timith, Prestos—Ap; il 39. .1. Roberts, Brongstrt, Montgomeryshire. farmer, at the Cro . Keys Ina, Osweetry, - bbropshlni—Map 2,R% Dolphin, r Stafordehlrd.irloseber. atilt. Royal Oak lan, C • • April 27. Q. S. BOAC sy. I-street, woollehAiraper. at issieithail-st Ket— Blaehford , Little Towet tillVatilfonler, t B April 27, J. MASH, WO at Baanebitll 2 stryeteleAo9 2 Aires*. reerebash ar llaiteslyttstraetrApril Deal. Hass, draper, at asingball-itreet—Aprlllli. C. Brown. Dundee, atetchait, Bantighall•street ft A. Attwood. Ly rebirth* eargeasit arthe An=d-law.•Lyortaston—April 29. , F. CkasSsrs. '*lnwifoeile bail oast. at Ow Crow,. Leak Stamford--Apdlifai klaculestleld. bookseller.* Resinehall-sirslt. • watt* of *lair IN aniLaaa awe waste. W:eat, 14...-Rye. • Ws. 7d.—Beats, vi 5.2114481110 ; ids Id.-barley, 1 9s. 100--Paisa, 113 s. Dd. . • 'the Average Cacao( Brows or- illaseovad4'. ' seas• paled front the Returns read* lathe Week the lid tlay.ef April, ill lea& 199.'phr leen. , $ • iseatemortrtirrbem,.ea edit se ~ Voeterthrrafhersoossiaboot 6*W/ea; ealsr.kbearea vet. lieteitort alstimet.. , lb ocangibike. ,t a otilliartse Sal dime sod boa oroller issninrieekleinalesis Ws anima Thia beim - 4 Anima •af whom, 'Wiliam . abate .stribialarema Asti -obey elm Nuesameab )ba ieitls ttavei %Airbag% Matatat polopewips Mks etraanioar otidtiatiaa -4 palling ilistow. of , aur aitichathimal Wiese' so elsesinetttbeimiema Wiloried u iw *wpm* Mask% sod lea bees doe by home - far alai% • The me% ezeuretiorubstlintheea the cellars aftigdlitslit .beton• tl.. fell, but NP 211 II rMilf naive St Maw ithedlieirmii of the island of years; sham *Sir& irsingiu..., . 4 avow. Mihail Imiaisl *MOO riefitqf 4 4 ,11 F a o. ll /4 r ...04 1 b r 74ivirci..:02704111 alleigarfit frifr: ciPallillasimi w Witter 1. 6i. It tiosktiolt Usti fir tiomloilvalfigo , photo oftiseao IttOolait e... 611 7 ..4,4.....ie itainiet.:*lticit' Nosotirtoarovkao Mw: daksat toe 't . :lltErigottoik flekgripAOtsl Tito Colitiototol*Ctoteitit• at Itltio poet, io olgo , *oath** ei ritiioloott4 at oil Stolitostoo • to. ottuid jeitoguitp.etto oho. asbisb tow itek'histr-isoollot; ramolitlp istiosious Imaltippio6 miroloto polite./ iolliagetoot wootbtrithabopomoot , tool attOsciedes thommiee..2— , 4 ei. ) rea* Isiiireis.4kary laming underrist as before Sir Riebord Sire* obergedirith a 'Mewl of Jails losenter. moil& wile. ;bees they at.' obeiVase.-lhourtiay eight chose eleven Srlirodba jest-left the obeli and wee get.„ bid l _bet on Learjet his wife scream, be la mad, id heree s earatinee, whew be was also at. Isobel lir tht prisauese. tied received a ?Joint blow on tint side et his heed from the prisoner Sonnet wbethen.tobbed Lig sad thermade their escape, bat were ahmitards takes by a party of the Patrol.. They "wen remanded. Coaostan'e IXQUEST.—•••—.ACCIDiNT ST • STEAM- Butuxe.---am-isquieitioct was held ist•Oid Feed. ma the body of Riehard Price, ensiwo.worker to the Rut Leaden Water Cuapsey. who stet his death ea Tues day lam, at the Compeay's works, at . 014 Ford. IL appeared frees the eviduatof the son of the deluged. and other *tenses. that about four o'cloelt ea Temp 'day last, the deceased and the whams Wen Wading near to each ether. cm a platform close to the witehole (as it is called) of a boiler. the curer of *blob they were taking off to cool with water. The intent the bolts were loosened, there came out a nub of steam and water. which toned epee the manhole of the boiler, and drove tbj amassed from the platform, and precipitated him into the stekehose below, a depth of about nine feet. The aloud of steam was so great, that it was sense dues befsee the demoted could be foetid. Ile was takes ep nearly senseless. when Mr. Wallace, a medical geode:Mao, attended. who found him dreislfully scalded about the epper part of his per -4 ma. and his head mach whistled. Ile died the nest day about two o'clock. Mr. Joseph &mem, the en-, enter of the Compaay. deposed that the boiler ssu ararly new. The engine was is perfect repair. made by Belton lad Watt. Deceased was employed in the name business fur 12 years past. No accident of this s.re bad occurred. before. The disaster arose from manhole hariag been opened earlier than the state the steam would safely admit, which occasioned the vision rash of steam: Wilda carried ail Ware it. The Coroner briefly remarked, that the cam was a most melancholy one 1 but as the deceased had been so long accustomed to the management of steam, be must consider it to be one of those vicissittliles to which human nature is subject, and against which human prudence cannot always guard. Verdict— Aceideotal Death." Sortilay morning a youth named Smith, sged about Iti years, the sun of a widow residing in St. Clement's lane, Strand, was discovered about fire o'clock, by a newsman, suspended by a cord, from one of the lamp posts of St. Cie& ot'a church-yard. The newsman being alarmed, called the watehmso, who cut the young mu down, and finding that the truly was warm, it was immediately conveyed to the watch-house, Strand-lane, where, Mr. Powell, the parish surgeon *wearied, and tried in rain some means to restore animation. The deceasecLhad tied Lis hands toge:ber at Ike wrists, prior to bin placing the rope round his neck. The cause of the deceased committing the desperate act is variously stated. --- , .. .........• .., .... l ig z . ~ : vi n t• r A litaliatibaka. - i ' ' r viri 1 . 7 AP $ O l yo ; •' • 1. •:v . faO,4I,4ATUADAY . • las1 as .;asti . -. 4 . - 04- a ' *7 .I . ' lel . 4% .t.41 . ' 4 rIPP m . r• • 9 .14T Mr lIIIVII • ' .-1.Aia 144 + 6444 , lir ....a.an_ (pk ',l cATark. Apfil 6. 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' afo 4 4 6lo °C "Ile Y' red bell dirk 14; f ivo his kw, - sod Orr; " !Oi l "' a ' see a origisal ireaj ''' • I 9ISd 1.144. ;f4whik,lbeelthette9l . 9se- . " .artii 4 rl4 l4l4 . *fire he We keha f • emend the service el e t iiii ' doo llll ‘ oloo lakt al 1 11.114•0410 - iheib . . * t4f* • . s (lan L 4 1% -'--- `--' -- . 0 44 1 114014 1 4111111 iftiNf!**Av..it : , - '.: ' - Shia. * -I,6 di el ..Lea'. sop . as tfr, et& to tlf# rice ties rem se .1116,41.* * Wm flovir...eibrA.M3b444o • Ili I. sa ,,. t r ad e a. 6 &m il; purl way delidei et sanapproptittiv , •iliellaseeti*lbe psi- li eawkoddoor p p li iis ini." dig 110 -- - -.1 114 . inille 'uneasy, fewuv:i Peter, sia...2,,waseell,— . ja, blurt.. hi, " Varerea .Isevessto , were ye calietl4l. blesel,y, who him tbot pits. set 1 th , ,-- i'iU ir • • ` witalstht Ind yearst biome, hap h& • wife and two e a g b of ra bbi s , r *. l'lr eeke d . " - aikido* le ft ist leis fob; awl tit pertieg.wiblibie f ore; otheo le took , ol l ' egi ": " . ea g — o di. Irldetreeciee west diesserele 1 1411 11 erowilial• "a tree' void Minis, la - ' e lill !t .c ooi le ptot -- yearef Wier', and weesesostretdAseki. agyoeteemeei.. . iit • ovie jo soil/ w Mr. that that kle - hiwolt . booth. de* wir aIllei" 7""edal , vise*. The Celleßieref me-and one et the Media *he wet* ...tied if i ess o ftam ‘ s e.. o f .I ''To s ta .t oi r a cir' . s4 : its. - sp : Il as tkr iebili iiiaz wei4hoomplicabiogasoisst 4 .the rohiseeibitshe besnobSto itripe figu l t a 4o.t vel); srf igi a nt .. ents, :,: ol rupee O k W Wised at the fatal plasfeeretelpettrjohm - to b e w oo l" tiles ~.• Animas with geese hewer isk,bledevosiosai 41. s o mit a, et m0 ,,i 0 . 44 th e duties, sod i 4. 'J I M IP" Pligiessed el Weak firebtiall t bat sifter theism, •'" lty rog ii i ii. raw. .DJN;, Roberts% face; awl • the repo placed w o o set timpani is seek. •be tothabidditie egeeteively. that he : Beer .„ ae „.. r 4 /1' 41.6 a.l 16.4 ' .sibliged de be supported ;Willies euseistioner per- tfohre, Jas. Corbel fe"Pic 1 b ‘ Lit . .hie lest sad Ace. They both appeared tei dim roem i„ t i„ b e f ore f el 'Pk" at the 7 4 '...._! wi tho i s e t tbe his heat bana p t a b i e d, uev ßilse k o r f te lh h e el t d is i7 - a . basdiwr- d i o l oi • etedriet ", Mom, bet taS ' cep David Heys? . Cleatplee Suire,* .... - - Paddingies.'s but 't a i i . tam 4 '• WARWICK Assizes.;.-lissAce or Pittrillia lir Uhl- t idied i s Oh a i l; "That :7_ I ii , Mast . —Bars e. liesmes— This IntillnilliklibtOilitlit oiefoekt ' Mr. so g ; has C " — ti more, eesspensatiee• in damages fee a • breech of r i ng to bed bob "(11611' the premise of marriage. At II iehaeleav, li 10. the itoo d t ro b ileo 4 id pleistiffi the desghter of Tiortme cod Mary [late, in- tacke d by the prim r. Sergeull flute dhidtals is bauble life residing at News* west to o o el m - e id s e g bb _ . _ .. .. w..- ~. • # ' 3 I 7 r1441 ..' . 4 1 1i0 C°171 :4 T 0: r to 7 , 4 4::::::: y 16,. 021. I -a tm .-. • . ass-irtteet 555. to 635. ; new ditto 33.. tb 311. ; New Rye 18s. to 22..; Barley. 23.. to 275., into ditto 14.. to 275.; Oats lbs to 225.; e ll iittes 10s. to 22,. ;,Boson 271. to 305.; new ditto 22*. 275. , . ' Ueetitilitakallnike3lllt to 425..; Bar!ei 14s. to 75 ; Oats lii. ti Ilk; 'Beeps Ws. to is.. Prreunonceon-Wirest 265. to 415.; Barley 134: td 23.. ; Oats Its. to 21s. ' LOCTIII-...Witeat 361. to .42/4. Oats 1 Is. to 15s. i Barley 10s.; Beans-.. to-e. . RoPT.III.-Wheat 39a. 9i4 a aats 14s. Id. ; R el i t It.. 9.1. ; Barley +34 44.; It ite •••-•• ...-1. • ussutot-intent 345. 15t.A2.0 6 1 Batley 14s. to lii . ( Otis 102. to 17.. i Puns 18+. to 211 s. • '' OILANTIIAN , -WhIl4L 36.. to la.; Barley 1•Is to 11.4. a sio 1 j,,.50,4 1 .111,qqa1131. to 275.; old iii:to . r-. 4... • •.! .It he , .v. > i 0 An' spaiy h ofm. . $6.14.1 Barley la C.a.{ I to 13 1 42 4 .04 0 20s. .0 1! STAIIIVORD.-Wiseat 335. to 625.--Atera l w 41.. 714. Fine Flesr3fise C l ouse Pluir 30s. Oats 12.. vs ' !4s. I - Barley 144, U.. so 264.;„ W o its 24.. to 27a. LTNN, APRIL 4.....W0 itati, kury dull market es Tuesday for all sorts 44,11ea1e. sad little b u i l ", doing. Wheat sea lioeleyomf tlso brat qualty, sa,ty be quoted la .perlsaetat awes; tad Cos isferier ' bawl-. ls. to .35... salt hum, rite. Little doing to biter artielsse-oriresestoadj. 'Floor unaltered. Lawn Coati .16anatan Aran.. 2.-White Whip. 11. 14.. . to - 31.4.' toizoil ,dit4o.• 21. 125.; red ..11 6 ,, 'kii; wa•e"...5 5 4: 1 11104 11 / 1 " , 2100 . •111. 41/ per " rtes. umssesseermpt.ilonenst--The Con how l ' TO4's retest*, Ilie Ws olleWk.oiety:Klubie 3 %. titi.iei Barley. 15... 61.1.; Oats. 14s ; Pease and 3 4 , 184 ,,,, 'Maud Um:. per i1001i0r.t.,7 - • • •.. . - Ammon. Caen aluallonise•olifbeue, 1 1 / 4 se 111. per iiod ; BirltyVills hie •lik jloo,4lMar I Oats IS., t o • vsi . De iaip k ieffr-Thlat. r •l 4 k titiO:43. Per basalt • 9 "4 . f i a ••••4t ry • ... 1:1*-'4 1 . f•t i '•• t. 4 4 4 4 1 . ott . 'At armada{ tallit.olo444l• 4 ll l lls . PtiNibre the stipple was abundant. sod • thirty of upsilon quality. . A ::. t i ot : P it l d i t . to i s t, i . 2 747 bt . mi ' egai M irias r ,st itei les - ri: . aet -t : Ip ' , oral :4 ' lo ' W: :::::::::. retsitla ii Iboktol her. matron fetched ot t 'l , 4 _q 101 ' ON" , ie Prices. • • Si. • 6.1 e :till Or. i t xefs••. 3s. OIL so , 40 ewe motto', 3.. ddelOsait II& s aiesobt.isi Kw Cibila trobitlatirioottedopertoorms‘t • - • - ' estcliniet 611114bealiolli"iit1 - Weettetils!, was fin excess. sad t t fr ot:es 7•. '' I&bre 'hew 114. 4 .. 11 4 ,1 441,, Rep . :' ht al /ern' prices $ 1 14 . 1 4 . 4 0 41411 i 4 off" stew say bil 4 iff e demmid.. ti...wipkia !mats , Am* • Misse Ware miesspodqiiintemlbstw wee, ever bowie& ' iitrldlitletart i •11 . 14r!len stifle; to iv* • 74 lIali!. tivrit • '. -. '• `sit • 174 . v .' i i r ' =•••144 . 1.7.,410.1014 .; Jo_ ler .._ I isitu Pori- I apotilieWest 4: W ssilfw.iliewp , .sad ' knosetioss yocamition of ii.- forostan hempen 1 Stitoossly Ister.l 4011644 a aboshowfut. test work neit iffish .Witriflitirthbiro in Illoulay for 71. kale Si{!,''! 31st Fir twoltnnielti3p,ponte especially the last, mash itlons oisititlAte ObititNi *m assommity of the Wire inteelloson beset 4suorp • slot defeatist. Tbs. With oft" 40 bay IP sitippoonino ho the cameo. • , Lost au kno 113idsonekteteinoirdail t io low as SS..tekt a u my isptitioVii.‘ - if 114:.illtii depression nippier, the moo watorksj44 4 oo dip gone% both for eettkng rod --- ' 41 16 1 P1 2 46 0 01100 1 11 V l lokg , l B /1 110 Or* r. Al 4 . 1 • Ifiitireoft Moossbory. H. Molliotox. 800., of I& leolootyl Chopoll MO, to Miss Roforoodo, of 3loseeotor-ohook Qmosikerooro. MED. Last Art, at a quarter bathe tmeal, at Thiltat West. Eal ihnipsteed, Lucy, the with of R Req. `4lse tire, • parent, and a Mead she had str:em, Suddenly, on Tuesday afte rn oon, Mr. iteroil r. Item-Miler, of Sheileiti, and father to Mr. ihemsmulawas 4101 a few ettlefthlifile by his wife. Is Landes...ll N. Oa Friday last, Jells Lowlsy. Req.. Resideat lispisrste al•Sids Wales rellete:0111.14 sad formerly Iris* , If • liteeeeter. On b Saturday, die* /Ms AIM long cud severs &ask Mr. John Sharp, o Bread-street. aged 67. OK the Bth inst. at Foliaged's, after s short illness, sit• SO, John Leigh, Esq., for 30 years no eminent merchant st Lisbon. Os Friday last, at his kosit• is Seethisnr-lane, Tie‘er street, the Rer. W. V..kreeon, A. ill @red 69, Le cturer et St. Clenient's, gssaslausp, sad upwards of 40 years mister collie Brewers' inarsar-sehoel. IIYFOCHONTIar ; nt, PHYSICAL ILIARIES. • IT chimes sometimes that where medicine (alb - Of succesin-e well-timed manceuvre avails. A eettatry practitioner had tried his best *kill, Is vain--for his patient grew dscprously ill: The came Ilypeekeesdriae.—his spiri:3 r law, 'nat. 'kali maned to threaten the finishing Mow. The Jet. thesgbt the doctor, is famed for its uses, impels/4g effects too It often produces. By W....RIEN'S Jet Blacking then briliiaetly greed. Two Boots in the sick man's apartment were Pk"' Dlspos'd so that -waking his optics might Sail C. And secreted two urchin every-bogs beh:nd `eon. He woke—wed the shades Is th, Jet islet kis e)eii, Exciting at ogee his delight and surprise. Familiar his brain of high fever with sisioss, had resolute lately in all his decisions ; The sprites of the Boors to •' cos? roots ," he re quir d, Exactly the wish that the doctor desire d. So far with good success, the sweep-t). ,, zeal , Came forward to eat an acceptable me al : Prepared of milk-pottsgo, they fed then and rlatterli And feigning a quarrel, each other buni..l;:er'd With pottage so thick, o'er their sables cud feces. And made too, such ludicrous awkward grimaces. Consuls:one of laughter so strong to pro reke, That danger went off, and the praetira:.;..ike Succeeded so well, that in cases liorriie lie now still resorts to the poLat dpecisr. Thus Wane vi's Jet Ellaekiny In rig;it may now claim. With physical meritra passrt to Pani. , . This easy shining and brillian po t prepared :0 - ROBERT W.IRREN, 30, Strand, Loildu,.. and sold is every Town lb the Kinadem. Liquid. in Indite', . ltd. 123. and Ild. each. Also Paste in puts, 6d lid. and lB.l. each: A *hiding pot of paste in equal to fear lo• bottles of Liquid. Ask for WARREN'S Blacking. • London : Edited, Prated, and Publl3ld a! cid (fat. 0 " Tub: STATOSSIAN'• an.l " TVE. COs ION•• (SlO 4llO Paper), No. 2I r, Strand, by id 11•A:t0r2,1.1., ated whom all totarrditieaticas, Orders, Se. a re reflo .* e be addressed. E • .} CI ~# ~. P. r ~j t' '.-