The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

THE BROADRRIIII'S TRICKS. TO TIN SOTTO& OF TOR MAN. Manchester, October 30. Stn-1 was talking, last night, with I friends, on the signs of the times, and I mentioned, as no very obscure sign, a fact, which had just come to my know. ledge., and which I am going to take the liberty of corn mnnicating to yon. Perhaps I should not have thought ' of this commie:lit-alien, if I ha d not heard my friend re tries, a wish that you should be Informed of the fact. It this: Mr. E. il , of Hope, a noble residence, about aree miles from Manchester, has received, -this Mi chaelmas, from the Steward of his estate, at nitwit, in Shropshire, the sum of SEVENTY POUNDS, being the total of his half-yeses income, from tl-at estate, fur which he gave, a very few years ate, the sum of THIR TY THOUSAND POUNDS The estate is one on which be does not reside, and must, therefore, have berm turchased because it was considered likely to pry. I know not what Mr. H. is in politics, but I am sets is cannot be fool enough not to know something of the causes by which this real confiscation of his property has been produced. The first question, therefore, which irises in one's mind, is, why does he not exert all the influence he possesses for the purpose of bringing about a change in the management of the nation's affairs?— The why is easily stated. This estate. which has thus been taken from him, forms only eon Item in the list of his property. He is known to be worth three or four times as much as the 30,0001., and be Is well known to have invested, as iris called, all, or a greatitert.oif dew remaindeein thefunds. Os this he receives Ali interest, the vainestt which keeps rising as the Tilde of the es that keeps falling. Were he city a landlord, the pinch legs of agricultural distress would make him bellow like a bull of Bastian, against the taxes which cadse that distress; hut he is patient under the operation, for be feels that it is but the one hand of taxasco taking shilling from his pocket, while the other hand of taxa tion is putting a sovereign in. But why do I talk thus to you ? I know nothing, Sir, en this subject, bat what you hare taught me, and 1 can express nothing on this subject but what you have delivered to the world a him deed times, both is the shape of prediction and of history. • While the pen is in my hand, and my pope? vet un filled, I may as well tell yen something that will pee. haps be news, relative to your old friend Ifitcoossiwo listimeastm. BROADIRIM has sent Toned to his toner ',widest* a circular kilts, in which he labour. to poi; otadstitites his credit on the conclusion, that prices, end periteelarly those of corn and Cotton, must advance and sootiess to ad . He•tells that be has lied a survey taints of the country as to the stock of core it content; and that the result of this y is, that there is not, in the wholecountry,more than enough for Mne months' consumptioo. Having laid this down for fact, be pro ceeds, in tree Nicodemus' stile, to ask, how is it passible that, with this stock grail/ally decreasing, prices should' either fall, car continue at the low point to which they have dropped ? Hit story is a pretty loog one, and I regret that I could not get one of thocireskare to semi to yew, but this that I have stated Is tbq isbstance of his retwoolog: • • •1 May we tench:upon the motivesotßaoassints? There are thousands of canters in the world who cry ost, "you bare nothing to do with motives; man cannot read bin fellow's koart." This is either great folly or great by. pocriaborboth. Why, are there sot innuniereide amongst men, of which the toadyism& as Miriam ss the , things themselves are visible ? Aid Is it agreeable to reason, is it consistent with Justice, that we should epa4 tent ourselves with a mere statemest that web s'inaiMee .alone sudb an act, when we luso'', that Ake soseiss actuated biro constitutes tboessesee of 'which the miswrite oar sediment Der e sit:4 Is aneassaws * same feetrigo He toms then knew, that, afar • bar I rood ail former b for half a ceutney,k ho not pos sible that the country *Maid (so extra bolo being I n operation) have less core than It had dering•late years, when crops were compatatively poor, sad when thee' was not, any snore than at present, an importation going on from other countries. He has sees the pekoe of I grain keep sinking lower and lower without ported lot's of the article, to make them dolt the excess of its quantity; and has be not discovered, has be not beard, has he not rend, has It not been ram deed impossible fur him not to know, what the catliteli which has caused this sighing? Doubtless, be know will ; and he knows that this same cause has not tel to exist, but that it is *wive and powerful still, and continue and increase in activity and power. With than does he algae that prices mast rise ? Here we isms again to his motives. BROADS/Ili has in his warehouses a stock of grain immensely great. This stock is now at a dreadfully low rate of value, compared to what he gave for it, or, at least, to what be expected to get for it. There is no speculation, which tan give him a chance of profiting by other men's foolery. A thought crosses the trabckiog soil which is lodged in his huge and mammoth-like carcase, and he hastens to his writing-desk to prepare his circulars. He knows that there is abundance of capital in the hands of blockhead; who really koow no more of the tenses of low prices, than he does, from his own practice, of honesty aid truth. His crafty statements may induce them to eat their capital a floating for the purpose of boyingsp tors, audio the temporary monopoly which this will same, prices may get a lift, and be may get rid of his stock.— As to the soneeqnences amongst the poor, what does this temple of the Holy °host, as he by profession calls him self; what does he care for them ? He is following after gain, and io that pursuit he goes on " with a step ss steady as time, and as appetite as tees as death.' , S. R. DIMIDPIR{ ACCI DWI T.—Tuesday morning hat a meet distressing ralturrence happened at Clifton. near Brie. tol, by which one of one fellow-creatures was in stantly deprived of life, aid several others plaied twos the verges of destruction. It having beta resolved ii repair a pimp that stood ever a deep but concealed well, and which bad not been in use fur upwards of forty years, situate behind a lodging-house near the Church, several persons, including the master of the house, were assembled au the spot, in order to mike the necessary gements, when one of them stooping down, and placing his baud upon the atone trough connected with the pomp, the ground ender him suddenly gave wa y, and he was instantly precipitated to the bottom of the well, a depth of WO feet, together with the pump, the trough, and a mites of surreanding stones and rubbish ! The others would have shared the acme fate, had they not, in theme of falling, saved flu/meshed by laying hold of soWi things near; one of them being left sus pended to a stay nail, of which he had toe presence of mind to avail himself. On ropes bring provided, the question arose as to who should go down to loins up the poor fellow who had fallen ia. Successively two co 'clattered, and bad the ropes actually affixed to their bo dies, when they fortunately suggested the propriety of first ascertaining the state of the atmosphere in the well. A lighted candle being procured and let down, it had i scarcely descended 2U feet before it was extinguished by the foul air, which would as certainly have extinguished the spark of life, had the first intention of these humane volnateers been carried Into effect, as in too many me. lancholy instances of a similar nature. When at last the body of the man was brought up, which was effected by a grappling iron,his bead was found completely open, nod the brains displaced. The poor fellow was abort ' 120 years of age, ani a servant at the house, ' ;OA f .• . - • ' ` l lllOOlll 13C0 • • I Ob- ------------------"----------- 111T103 OF N KIN N G WILLIAM'S STATUE DUBLI. —.......-- (rtrsit TIIS DUBLIN RIBBING POST OP SATURDAY.) Th e painting, which had nearly been completed, loss I op mapped. Policemen have been placed, night and o n o", its oar the Statue, to prevent the operations of the led my . .1( they should be so rash as to attempt any. me •rv e , d a y an effort has been osmle to finish the painting, of he* Artist was promptly seized by the Police, and s e }mi ght to the Head Police O ffi ce. Yesterd a y the ithi tilild of Merchants returned thanks to Alderman Nu- e h f eet and the Magistrates who opposed the Proclams- in t in d the Lord Mayor; and. by a paragraph which we w th l „,b• r ia, it will be sees that the Common Counc il are to 1., ms , w mble this day at three o'clock, for the purpose of io t a - 4 Thrt measures, or adopting some Resolution. pu Teo o •Chocz.—Aoother attempt has been made. to piei6e-• statue The Painter attempted to lay his de - he wi d e , brisk on the pedestal He was, however, pre- no w by the Police. A set of persons, ribtoriou h a or , . o. were spiriting the min to attempt the job, 71 id t ovike are hitherto inflexible. We know the '' saa „ (6/parties, bat we do not choose, at prom at a 1 7,„ - i h s olss more public. The Lord Mayor has been , bbl oat ier• Graves, one tit h ()Alt.'s.? Timm o'Chocx.—Coussellor l e pe e p o li c e Magistrates, has just appeared on hores• ~_ lrck a s e e llege-gtern. He anutsoced to the Polite "' abed the Statue, that he had jest arrived from the el find Offiee, whets the hlagistratos bad awe to a de- I_,' tera" 'MAIM VA WI show she Palming to be contiosed. r He farther directed Os* Police to prevent any person ' a, a mending the States Her the purpose of decorating It, or i tl l i Ic any other purpose. hi The &Howie/ cheesiest was distributed yesterday : 8A The abject is obvious asough—bot it Is of little tonne- ti tra e , puce. to . • , Disblbs. Oct. 31, 1522 t YI *llse Commons of the Comma Conseil are= sled et town on Saturday nest, (this day) at three ,on di wry *mid holiness, respecting the Illurfir*=0111•In- h WO DI the Loyal City of Dublin, at the CilijOsemily- Hesse, William-street. d D. B. Peet Office —Fire o'clock. it NESTING Of TIM 0011110 W COUNCIL. E liceasequenee of the neti ed for the Meeting of P dr Common Cotneil. Few ne•Oentlemen of that al i pou Bela met at the Aseembly- use rose Goodeman, con- P eitiag it to be at illegal Meeting, quitted the Room, 0 Um the remaining Paty-elght proceeded to business; tl nay cemmetscod by deprecating the conduct of the LORD , 1 IR beisialy What they were pleased to term an "I • 1 mauma—smeerealhaseßesointions that they c Iwo istAdrosidsg the , statue—ealled upon e i Mn thittishfit of the Corporation, to draw them • op mthe proceediercs of " the Common Council" of the e 1 *et Dublin ; this Mr. Azure refused to do, saying they why esuposed a small part of the Council. Mr. 1 ferns aid some other peruses, then volunteered to ! Z ito. op as the proceedings of the Council at I 1 --+lnm.-_ 1 `"Nita or taahazo.—The Constaboiary get is likely 1 meson to become general. We hue already mention- 1 ! eldittAmertek, theAlig's County, sod Carlow, have 1 tide J , or are ab•lnt to adept, the surastre. By Precis- 1 mho ii the Dv blits Casette, we leers that Cork is to setembliumb lb s 2.lth inst., Kerry on the 20111, Waterford mite 30tb, end Tipperary on the 14th, fur the purpose feppointing Baronynonstables. The numbs, is re- suctisely Oisa tulles/in g— t.orit • - aa2 -- Tipperary - • 176 ' r Merry- a 123 Waterford b. . 112 C ,11Yfbifsii' - essepotnn Si Clare;will be 1 ender itseprotettion of this Act. \ WIT is little news from' the country.. la Cork, a so- I unragu has beent.toessolMed. bat,- at the Special at Cashel, no movie:than has token place. • We H t, however. to add, that the Royal Canal has again fleet near Iltallingar.—(Dublia Roes. Pool.). II ANOTUER RREACII ON TOR ROYAL CANAL.. e. Jest as we were ling to Press, we learned that a eon formidable brea has been effected on the line of he Royal Canal last night about a mile 3. W. from Mallingat. From its great extent, it is calculated that 3 toile's than onthundrad men mast have been employed e it it. The gorrogridi a g mute, is -i misdated. Where w mi. emen.ire anti diabolical conspiracy will end, it is o &belt to say.—(lffestaustA Journal.) ill Etaa-Taxason.---At the Commission for dm City and c , a Canty of Llnblishopeoedos Thoesility lut, Mr. RAMO. lb . lei !DA an opportunity to inform the Gum that in the of It rue of the King azainot Retooled aid others, for high 1 ‘ . reuna, end which had lain over from the last cote-' ' mission, the parties, having been belt to bail, were now to is siondener ; and also in the cue of the Kind' against s, torte and others for a similar charge They wi Übe a di•clsorged this Commis/lion if not brought to trial. 14 111 Sutler( NO M us sea !—WA Tsar oßD.—Satorday lutes I Pot mon of the name of Callaghan *earthy was driv. Id II - at his pig iron, Harketstown to Dungarees market, in ~. tempany with hi. wife. he was waylaid and murdered ti lisle Wihisto Fitzgerald. who , I" a most cruel sod RS 1.1 A ..“301ISS wann er , placed his unfortunate victim across to 'motor trench, and with a pitchfork broke both his as b ra , his thighs, and arms, and then split his skull, in , t t 'Telenet. t.f his afflicted wif e I Thi s horrible . od de- n• Octre muds r oriu tented jo consequence of the 'le. at , med having had in his saiiplotment, in July huj, • re TS cater boy, a weaver, at uhith time Fitzgerald. oho is u ''.* a weaver, brought a party to hl•Cartily's house, 1 Inc tall him of every article he bads and wasted the , e 4 I'lls suarder bin). rat _ _______. et- litsmor or Chotthaa.—A communication having been If. Wt• UP IS uer office that an i:nmediate publication of the it frwe's!irrs in the•Metrupolitao Coort of this city, held so- ts 1„t Mond a y, i n t h e case o f t h e Bi s h op o f C logher. to- fetid he premature, whilst a power of appeal existed, he it that if Inch appeal was made, of which, however, e a 'a telievo there is not the slightest p ro b a bility, th e i r all Illhrttion may alto be prejudicial to the defendant ; leis !I the p refere feel ourse l ves necessarily cation' upon to the he fl.n . any not;:..e of the pr o c e edi ngs I n t h at very ins- • tenant cause, until the sentenc e ') roomsuced beconnts t- *OOP, which cannot b• the c ase until the period al- oe- imrd for 5p,0."1, which is 10 days, expires: we shall sr. 'at pahlids . copious report of the proceedings.—(Ar- -1 to 5 '14 prper.) bet he titartion of Partsh Clerk to St. Andrew's, [fol. ore its berain• lately vacant, we understand, by the deat h low . isb t taptain Berton, c f t h e nate , w h o receiv ed his ha lf- hie Ilt in that rar.k. He was appointed to this profitable self "town by his brother, the ft/runt, Rector, bat officiated . tot- I r d cPuty- The Rev. Mr. Bereeford has appointed his ion a Ftlete, the Curate, as Pariah Clerk in big room, and be mph dei sts a deputy in his room.—(ifor a i eg Ch ronicle.) co Admiral Puget died on Thursday last, at Bath. He 'hit .. 11 1 . . one of the Companions of the Order of the Bath, itad awa round the world with Captain Vancouver, and p 1.- - - any years Navel Commissioner at Madras. Mr. Nr _Joseph 11tchborue, of 'Fitchborne House, in 45 .,„ Zalet r, hstr, was accidentally wounded by his game. -- rFc last week, whilst cut shooting. The keeper's tiau " 11 , from some unknown cause, went off and roil. le lodged a little above the BUontres left ' ither " : Jiu , yis not however , eta very serious nuare. e "I T h e e lase 'ATESMAN. MR. BO WRIN O. Extract of a letter from Paris, Oct. 26t— Idle now pretty generally expected that Mr. Bowring will be more tenderly dealt with than was at first imagined, and that he will be, before long, restored to his friends. The great object of the Government, on this occasion was to .strike a whotssome terror in the minds of the English residents in Paris, that they might observe more can tles and respect for the institutions of the country, i.- lseirnrdinary conversations. All Mr. Bowring's friends it that in political matters here be adopted the tone an Englishman amongst hie countrymen at home, and e as if be enjoyed the impunity of a St. James's t coffeelionse.—No 99001i0f, then, that he drew en If the vigilance of the police. I have beard from authority that the as secret part of Mr. Hoveringls risonment let° be dispensed with, and that an order to this effect from Government has been dispatched one or two days ago to Bonlogoe. He is certainly to be tried at Boulogne. We (says a cotereporary) learn from a gentleman wise saw Mr. BOWRINO OE Friday last, that be was still II prison at Boulogne, and kept in the utmost tooortaiotp as to the course to be taken by the Freoeb ilhoreemainee. He was on that day to be sobjeeesel to a et** intexemrati tory, which it is said, was to be tbalaM. As •11-ehleiatees rogatories wits en *sera, not eves s advotate being allowed Ito he, pedlotat, Mr. Bows-Nee aersooto (there hag pot the slightest cheek on this species of falsehood) were completely falsified in the proves verbenas, M. elh eial reports of hie ezausinatious. • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ' - Lila}, Nov. 4.—Conip4wes,frew.tbe River this m leg, the Bliss, Ward, let Ma ens, Bombay, and * nuts; the Thalia, Monroe, for lb* Owe of Good Miff! the Geduld Grove, Pengally, Yot Jamaica ; the kaiti; Teller, for M edeiriespi ,Boadure,s; the Peter Pim*, Brown, for BRIIIPORI lie he.; iel•ydi for Ofrofteddill. Pacifies Sutherland. 'Mr Ittlesene rasa ramie oratooito oatwarddsoo ed.—Wind W. •i "; fr""i" t's" (.• .; • ; Faucet/TN N0v.. 3,4 4141. 01 7; o t r e,,toodt p oet Nils,. flora- , for Bremen.—Anittrkliss Dubs of 11.01C1Prisladh train tisboo, is id+ eisiblibirLii4f !Attire** from Jamalcaoellrd ltilSeeele'l4r, and tom C Watt, 2711 flopitoobjait . sup,t,.A9, off theats es 4 Jautsiosi ostOtoopd 40116 whit the M•OiNFOO POOkst, --Saikid"ll* Iltaltherosi 00414 'for Loodos. —WHO •I:.a : te“o4. for St. Ito's. Nawfosodistrdvitt,)ll Jays,—Wisd S.Wi PORTIIIIIOVOO: PIOT. 4;44ltridoerlior Badly, Russel. fdi London.--Wind W. " 1 " ,1, ( , s , BBlll.roan,'Nov.3.l—Lapt• lbo Royalist, • ' gestioslosti. from Cardiff to loisdos, Woo with iroo, *aside's os4olltoss Am the rood In' Sandybarsi:aT timil lkftild l W l - 1 11 44 • 1 00 lq t I I ii lasd~ 'log. and tag . 1 1 : 1" own damage.. ..it to! .t.le 4,14, ..;ktort 4114 The Humeri,. 0101•174 Urn AllootoirddriNiftilipid: ad in Tremor Bay% ttl llrsdorfacik es- Pridordelifi I • .1 tiwireetesettotoio v itof. Covoill3atarteir ?it orass. , --frit oleos - Sl* Tooted, of healWle was pENr‘ed, and Mae 14,te a r= mo jtosz a lAdr steals. se' 1.40k0r I flldstfaftVirf War 1 4.611 *IOW rrltiolt mess add considerably titer repotatioo. It was quite appal' rent from the effort of last' bight that the confidence which Went naturally ac q uires in Its progress, had its influence** the feelings of the new performer. Of her Belviderg, we thought highly, of her Isabella, we think still more highly, and we ehslinot be surprised to find, that as the range of her undertakings become mote or tended, therblic will collect new and improving Inat ter to justify their patroaege. The scenes we would a lest furparticular notice, are those In which the pasrit of the trairedy is post epos tbe stretch. The scene which lsabelfir it presented with the ring was awful effecting; tint in which Biros Ines, and in' which sh. discovert the object of hot early love " dead and bloody May bementioned aioeg some of the finest dramat displays ; and theicene in which she dies was as mu , distinguished by tenderness and pathos as the former were by terror. The commencing scenes were rath laboured, and did not appear to us to afford any proms of the high struggles by which they were succeeded , but it belongs to the anxiety of a theatrical life, to he rather anxious to make points where none can be made, and if this error is to be excused is any one, it is sorely in a new candidate for public favour. who has a name to establish or to lose, as berentAt exertions and abilit; - shall determine. PROJECT FOR THE issreovesti:tr OF THE STREETS.. Yesterday a Meeting was held, pursuant to advertil relent, at the City of London Tavern, for the purpose discussing the merits of a project to prevent the frequent removal of the pavement and carriage paths, to lay doss , anti take up pipes, &e , and for other purposes. effect thisobject, Mr. Williams, of Cornhill, proposed 1 adoption of a plan, for which he haul received a pateo to construct subways and passages of brick or stone Work to he conducted through the streets and tit the pavement. The plan seemed to be generally approved of, and particularly by a Geittleman who stated that its dwfu lae se had been experienced at Rome for rome cen turies, a fact of which the paiteent projector does not ap pear to have been aware. No determination however was come to, and another Meeting is to be held upon 0' so hject. 'I he parish of Fincbsmtrbnd • has adopted the Oondl and for the employment of the lahonring poor, and V sincerely hope their example will be followed by all neighbouring parishes. as it tends to the advantage the farmer at the same time that it relieves the labour, from the necessity of applyisig for parochial relief. this plan every farmer in the parish, according to I land he occupies, is boned to employ a certain number of labourers for a given period, instead of payi , his share to the poor rate ; and the labour being II directed to the advantage of the farm, anti not thro , away in digging holes or digging gravel, the tenant benefited at small expense, and the labourer enabled his weekly exertions to support himself and his broil IVe•hope the adjoining parishes will not be blind to ti advantages of this plan, and will not allow the labels' lag poor to pine or 2s. 6ti. a week, which is the case too many instance.—(Reediag Mercury.) RESURRECTION OP THE I)EAD.-011 Friday nil shontrwelve o'clork, from some previous informato m . Yrtes, Maynard, and Ward, three Constabh went to liedmineter Chnrch-yard, where they di covered six persona actively engaged in raising I bode of a young woman who bail been buried th. en Sunday se'onight. They had nearly ohtained them object Ere they were disturbed, and they offered Many resistance, for which they had come fully pre pared; there were pistols snapped and rapiers draw bloody noses and broken heads. the battle was !of sod ly contested before the patrol were able , secure five; the sixth escaped. On Saturday they were taken before the Magistrates, and ordered to find bat' four of them 2001. each, and the fifth 501., with ewe sot ire each.—(Bristol Mercury) ese .4 ... Ir . i i. a . i COURT OF CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY ) C THI PORTSMOUTH CA1:111. e it being known that this cause was to come on for hearing tide day the Court was eroteded to excess prior It to the Lord Chancellor taking his meat on the bench.— 0 In the course of the obscenities*s that took place his o Lordship expressed a wish that other affidavits should b he filed, and that the whole ease should be beard tore- li . • . ther, for which purpose It was ordered to stand till Thursday morning• ..----...---% i ALTERATIONS IN THE MANSION HOUSE: • * --roe-- d The Mansion House Is le • state of magnificent peepers- 1 . tion for the New Mayoralty, whitish to commence in a bril- .. . n Hint manner. The company are no longer to be received . . 11 in the bell-room, to which the .Aldermen and their Lediet 's have often made objection, the second pair of stairs being .. - . . 5. --, 11. excessively steep and lofty. The Committee have coven to e d the determination to make a draWlng-rooes ee se . tree into the Egyptian Hall, abd they have seleseilid the Sword- O hearer's room mod Wilkes' room for theme/Mali of visi- n ton epee pilliVons. These two fine Wain are to be I Wiest menu' foldi.g-doors, and $s heavy 't• gm 4eling of the Sword-henWS rosy is td a. be cheek. yard substituted bf ornaments In modern 1 11. ; Piste. There li an improvement now lot a stateof forwardness' r ':. at one side of the/melee Room. 'The thief Magistrate has c • I) Mamie been °hitt!, whenever any privets bedlam de:. I- mended his presence in a private room, to pagb 'brooch t crowd of the friends and associate! of those* eve ac- • towed of castles. A small room has been illaillly eon I Iteacted to the left of the Ohair I. tbelstedglettbllin. sod • %that retina he can retire sailboat being Welk to goy an - le haying" whatever. The expeace of the altehitions will, It 4 m il; Igenymisigh amount to about four theesend five handfed . K; " bldg. . . at , SPORTING INTELLIGBNCE. It., Y. Me BETTING AT TATTERBANovemasa .4. . h e Danny.—l 3 to I agst c. oat of Emily—L4 to I ages hr. to . f .sf° • Mosel-1b to I pest 1). of Oregon's it 07 Sorrthsayer—lON to 6 eget Ld Exeter's e. by Partin*: ' ... ea- Osits.-14 to it apt t. out of Zelda--17 to i alel 11fitil Sallee. • • ~ . . "*. Clibereorei to 3 apt Moses-18 to geese Sera . , 1 • 4, . ~ Wt. lameee—lS to I ages 4 t .. . got y, by Walton. ,4; j:. • . ,le • , 7; A( l' .. id 1 , - Al li --•.-- ! .;r , y47:' Tltt: , .7l' CM o f Tit tan !guar.—The gentles IS he 1168111101118 In* Sk, • the slake in the lets saiVoted crest Vile best • .. , S. amen. full yard at Tattersall's paterdatt, as mo.= ... W. atake-holdee t and others loterestedi witre mispeated to at- • ' tend. Lain repeated that Waal tad blm, as Ms seemig. ' tßat be moot lot win the fight. Vae Not *kW , that sr. Ward offered to take his oath , gliki, ' Meg allortbe battle. g, that he had tried to win, At a ilatting it the Ten Torero, fir t. Wrill was told, it woo known habit eresSopsdles bad bet- eonfen, or be would never Red owlet *Wit .pe then recanted ; egg stated that hia basher bait ellkettildeg MOT. to of laid. god that i f • gage him beton tad cabbage silty for dia- per dusdny before fighting; but this lest neeartbas has been . -. 911, roved to be false, as he luul a fowl for Amer at Walton. .. ' in Thy hacker•of Ward declared epos Ida honour, that Whet m t. Weed bad said was false altogether. He. the heeler, had IA j 'lost more thaolOCll. to men In London who could prove it; • riVr; be bad betted Hitcher IN. to N. 6O Ward within a kW ;„.., ! iiimirlitel Of the termination of the beide. and, It a me% tie m al• bed beeto &adored more than say 'other. There was U. . ••• stake wee, or money enough betted, to give Ibis men 1 . thlk On amid find eat. Others- contended that Ware ii; 1 Ast boar the punch on the nose, that stook the fight ba i t MB, and he proved a tor. The batter of Ward said . :' f. . 1, loot the &W. and 4•Atattim . _ TA ;manta net terftlMiftefaimr fat ms trey . • ' 4 - 4 !redline* of the Duffles, salves* * - , 1 seas Wpm of pelmet- the* tentlfrlat. I" i i Ma s state-money, bet be refused It for r to meet(. snot " Thanks, Gents." said he, " I've got the best of it, mad . ks Eli toddle, and you may be as long as you Re settling."— - her No imputation of supposed wrong attaches to Abbot, and ' • link It was nearly unanimous that he was entitled to the stake- I _Mdiley, and he will no doubt have it in a day or two by the Ind, .) es , etiologist the P. id.'soind that will settlesbout paying best. . . nat- i iw ,,, An Admiralty letter was yesterday posted at Lloyd's by command of sey Lords, and addressed to M r . Y oun g, lion • , i n the Agent for those connected with the Bay of Honduras, ..; o n e meting., that their Lordships bail required Sir Charles she' Rowley to grant a convoy to the Honduras ships on the 1 ,. ;attic 14th of Jan. next, through the Florida Stream. Mr. , at i e Barrow signs this letter, and it is hailed as a change in et 0 ,.. h official. copmunication, for it contains n e ith er am- met genre nor ignorance, but exhibits a wish to render that . , protection to Commerce which the circumstances of th e nivies lher times demand. led; On Tuesday afternoon, between four and five o'clock, , h e as the Duke of Beaufort "team Packet was proceeding .. .1..- v b. , down the Avon, a small boat was seen coming up the .; „ p l y river at or near the Devil's-Reach : the boat had six pas- ems avengers on board, (two seamen, three women, and a boy), , id es besides the boatman and his boy. The crew of th e pa c - ket repeatedly called to get oat of the way; but wi th a . 'i lamentable heedlessness, they continued to appro a ch t.— the packet until they became entangled with one of the . rise se of paddle% which instantly croished the boat to pieces. The sent boy was drowned, and had it not been for the ex. .e ,.. own traordieary exertions of the people on board the Duke Ir e of 13 , anfort, the other persons in the boat must inerst. q .. the ably have Allard the same fate. No blame whatever can e possibly b'. attached to the packet. We understand that two ent,f . - tonee of t . he hort's crew bad been latelyiliseharged from the Navy , the an d were so complete) intoxica'es at th e time of theoc- wed eldent as to excite the ears of 'heather passengers. ' i hit tits boat was bound dowm the river, and their olfct in at- een. tempting to meet the packet, was that they might get ' a towed tO passengers Pill. Eleven of the paengers on board the ' ever Duke of Bead" and two of the persons saved from , the the boat, have certified, that the accident was occasioned 1 .: i .. by the obstinacy of the man-of-war's men in the boat. ~di e When the letter were stripped, Ilia BIM Of 401. oas % we found in the pockets of one, and 301. in those of the t h e other. 1 aof We understand that the Corn Inspectors have re- , rers ceived a circular from the General Receiver, deririet By them "to ascertain any eases in which persons shall the have omitted to usake returns of corn bought by them, i ,hr r on any market day, or any day between two markets, iis ring order that directions may be given for the recovery of ' i th us the penalty, or penalties, by due course of law ; it I own being the determination of the Lords of the Cotntoittea at is of Privy Connell for Trade, to enforce a strict cum- l. I by pliaoce with the Act of Parliament." l ily. A pear, of the York burgamot sort, was on Wed- t h e nee.loy se'onight plonked from a tree in the garden 1 , our. of Mr. John Bosworth. Pteswo-brook, which weighed f i ll to i n Ilh. 12oz. and measured 15 inches round Bunhury fair was shortlystipplied with beef, but there i ~h t was an abundant supply of mutton. For beef there .i. tO . l were very few buyers at 30. to 4d. per pound. Muren Iles, was very doll, at low prices, *tether mutton making but , . the. little Inure than 31. per pound. An immense number of • the servants attended, many hundreds of whom returned .s I t here without having obtained masters; some few were hired heir at above 50 per cent. lower wages than some few years . KI a past. Hood beef has been sold at Liskeard market, for 21.1. pre - , n per lb.; legs of mutton. for 21d. and veal for ?A. , 1 .:„ • The sheep fair at 3t.Lawrence, Cornwall,on Tuesday, : was abundantly supplied, and many sales were r ff ert,d, " t o but at very low prices.—At the rattle fair on Wednesday were the supply was considerable, but the Bale was miserably bail ' dull ; nothing maid possibly be worse. There were a arc- great many h , a few of which were sold. i t