The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-05 00:00:00

BREAD AND FLOUR ACT. ?Assn MT It 1822. is eV paper of this day eteasigltt, we gave such is as s lpis .f the first porde, of the New Bend and *leer Aet, as mid feeble our ereadm to the objects ea iosensisteecin of that par t ef the meteors. The Aet enselels of 33 see fan; and without reputing soy of our tenser alternate or ennessestiollo, we now proceed to seeks trot the chases of which we were thee obliged to post pees the pectins. . Sy Section 14, Breed made of mixed Neel or Floor i t ',gibed le be alerted with a Kiln, M. On penalty tot eseeedieg les. 13 empowers gegistrilehor Peon Officers, by their Vanua, to esueli the promisees( Bakers. 14 &idiotism resides so be issisal es perms. in * Whose premises familiar fhb the sthiheration of aleel or Brad to ( 11110) sad the aeons . 0 , jtthsa effeeders to be , ; 1 , 43 ' .. ... 15 ptescri a ' fik lipattattle 101. for obi lathed** say notch amt ilp this AK t sea 1614 'ii..ai of pehielois. offense . sosaslosod by the irlffiq Aides& el. JonalOtele had Bermes. • . .dayssfifekriabbar Irma Or Rolle et the Lorca I DA sodeellies Brasi l expel; fienentil lb. hewn 04 - • .11 01 1101111011110smo -, 1 si -..tr-.•, • II 100,411111011ssiafte44ri11a1list 11001 g . *Judie, of P055a640411411100 tgss*f Ali Asf.', l si I if a., regally .1100/. • . ..., , , . ' Swim,' rfult tit ghtdifirtr 4o oBx;lll asseillehoif eh is AlgAtellrhbo 10 mates 10 0161blesisti lig - tit. mu. *r, sod Porfaitsrow. k '...-. .t• I. ' ',l'', 4 102 n rsseilbes tie lily firbAifili44llo**,,Rlllo4 .00 . sid _-1 100 el.: ..Ira . i . ,,,.1 ot. ;. I 1, • !I the 'brill OrirakilitaliAlc 0 1 04 i t a,,al - Moms littoral.* 11b* . 1 . 4 1 0 . orri pintos airy illietNet: " 1 .- eaoill i s; filsiptdrero.hialiess t* . , IOW roida t otofnis refusing isle' .., 1 !I prescribes tlykswaisbani.la 0 ,14 / 1 6. 04. dent ; arta Co' •O 1 ni •or-P , ill , i . 'Mho %MI of tentridisii.. . • ,_ _I If4sootare abut pr•oilidib". iktia 14:41101, , .. . i. ~ ~.., ...” • I 9i .1 •fooleaetel form. . • , xetlisers appeal ma Plitellialt halielthalielhilitef'm me • e.. retest the hiatus* amerrillaridribaiiiiiiii ‘ithi6 siX: sysof a flr Snel4o4o. 411100a114. , WM! *lloiling gaoler es. i„..,„ ,ice a . s e.•,,, c !, • 34P-aMoes Octal Bate la beA { tpTietl i mill , Siisaiteebe toe stiallitaitilair ls : 4o lllo=l4o l -7*mew elkdalasbaltb*se '" Y 4 1 ttAl illtkeliplieveliontetphislilkee, et .3. oeocb UTCA Olaglathtqlho4ll. l 4o‘4oo. l o 6lll . 4llll * Welter. . 'Joan 1 ..e eit ter ..,- ; 61 4 4blo• ' • •li aiwei Aar titiii Aet after the 'Nth day of September, _ L dl iirOlesl . .***4Vibelt bb alillati Vat taillijis Pleb& Ashi r •-as is.l ./..sooll ,ad e.:1111 , ' a ~ . Tiro Itiabassusessafilsb *0 WiTsrt 4 ol,4 iiii" l irved 'Wetly; insets doe'rege Is IMP, besieges of iiakers, ou the Lot" tad; is to-taoi-! rim i the Its; Senday es arbisla . Ai l oonies lab V e z it is peculiarly e 'it tiNie ti ' I ‘'.11)01 MI • '• 4.4 . Mine, was i t n o te i n s t ei t s tee ftetAt . tt Act, we 711,7: 1 21,7.11","7:r b tual d emsoyet S 761s3,5i", .;'7:1: 4ps .e i filte. Aet. (witsievet the splAt of the le gi lila° r s *nand, herr. bees i ? oil . bakers are prohibited. under a Mere, Letry, OIL BA KING My , toseott Peddillgt pie, r tart ee den a, oat the Lord's Day; though every snider 'l2l- : mistreis baker (and no other be it ob sereell,) in allowed by at speciii provision, to defi ner any baking*, nail ball Xi hoer past one that akerneon. These bakispny(ee be lawful,) most be done on Saturday. Let Baleen, . therefore, rend the clause in question with .etuntios. sod beware:— " Presided always, and be it farther sheeted. that so tauter, Oltenia, journeymen, or other person respect ively, exercised or employed in the calling of a Baker. within the limits aforesaid, shall on the Lord's Day. or say part thereof, make-or bake say bread, rolls, or cakes of soy kind ; or shall ea any other part of the said day, than between the been of nine o'clock is the forenoon, and one in the afteronoi on, any pretence whatsoever. sell, or expose to galas any tread, roll., or rakes of any sort or kind ; or bake or .delirer, or rennet or suffer to be baked or delivered, any twat, prildiag. pie, tart, or victuals, except as herein & ler is excepted, or in any other manner exercise the trade or calling of a Baker, or be engaged or employed in the business or occupation thereof, save and except so fares may be necessary in setting or superintending the spon ge to prepare the bread, or dough for the fob losing day's baking; and every person offending stalest the last mentioned regulations, or any nee or more of them, or making any sale or &lively hereby allowed, otherwise than within the bakehouse Of slsOp, and Ming thereof convicted before any Jostle* of the Peace", &c. Theo follows the enactment of a penalty of las. for the first offence : 20s. for the second; and do v. for every subsequent offence, with all costs, lie. After that romp% the only exception in the clause which. (it will be specially observed) utaingoo allowance few any baling% to be dome on the heovi's Day, though it grants permission for a limited Misery: " provided. LP% prtheleu. that it shall be lawful for every master or misti-tn baker, residing within the limits aforesaid. to dtiirt rto bin or her customer*, on the Lord's Days "1 611 i 11 16, until halloo hour past one of the clock is 160 1N:twee of that ds.v, without incurring or brine 1 414 to any of the penalties in this Act contained." In shit manner informers may choose to avail thew 'elves of the letter of the Law, we cannot presume to conjecture. In what way this Act has operated to the I rantate of the public 'or the baker, we shall reserve 4 ' a subject for future discussion. • fly a late regulation, lump sugar will be allowed 1, be landed in Ireland, on the duty being paid in F. land. SALt DI:TIM—By the 11th section of the Act of Parliament, passed hat Senior), for rainier the duty • S-It, it is enarted that the warehouses say be pre . 4.3 fa r the depositing of Salt, epos the payment of the reduced ditty of 2e. per bushel, between the 10th of O cto b er , and the sth of January meat, at which , ..II ',cried the new law takes effect. 'fads provision' is "tended to prevent any inconvenience that might 4640 from a want of that necessary article In the in terval between the operation of the old and new law ; ki desists would naturally diminish their stock as nisch as po...ible previous to the sth January. A correspondent at Portsmouth says—" As a proof gibe ratimatlon the new Marriage Act is held In sisli place, there LAS not been one mechanic, tradesmen. or i 'dePendret person, married there since Its passing. The "lily persons thst hare consented to undergo its 6 "1 oiled are *Wee sailors, two soldiers, and two loathes." FOR THE STATESMAN. " A BISHOP TO BE SEEN FOR A SHILLING!" Such was the placard exhibited here, Ise week. at tie estrance of a bookseller's shop, where there had. been deposited for sale. tickets of admission to the new church. en its cooseeration. Isst Thursday. We en arrived, I presume, at a new era in the his tory of the Church of England. Is it not navel and unpeeeedeNted. thus to place the house of Gad on a level with a place of amusement, and to exhibit a Di. *hop for a shilling. like wild beasts or a dwarf at a fair? If, however, they thnefht it right, to make a chew of a Bishop. surely, the price of admission to so sublime a sight. ought not to ham hen so low end paltry. Air. Carlile is safe In Dorchester geol, or it might he supposed, that be bad had the management of this affair. ,in order to bring the Church and the Bishops We eaatempt. . Doth net the law say. Mr. Editor, that all places of worship, daring the time of .urine, shall be ante. to the public, to the poor. as winos to the rich ? Ilejwatiee of every kind is odious, bnt that towards the grofar, is peculiarly abouloahle; and I consider the wheva,:regnladoa as a vile encroachment on their Tifkli• The -trustees were, apparently, of the same I", h thele Mang an extra smasher of coo . flews ia.-4o steed-ow the trosasion. Had the comagag. taken piece ea a Sunday, there would, pro bably!, have been s highs fel scene of eonfu.sion and djaordez, crested by the eery unease which it was pre .lOrlgel Wenki protium it. As it was use woriciag:day. Iwatlotir peer men approached the going-to-ba eaertd Silk* The ticket folks first entered at.. afterwards Owl Blohepr Peggy, Magistrates, and Trustees. When, Utteesis thus congregated a shomtime, sod pee -4m the alimony, I. as one of the tomeh or liana ggpsamod, is eteeepaiy with a Mead.- to euirt 1,10 hedidlag iseforsit watt made oempletelweaered I bat. having the wedding-gen:neat in the-shape of a, bUIIng eirket.ste were rudely timed out.- Mfr . ItioalLwas seised by the, cellar, and treated with bra aei iialesce, and, I ma informed. that 'otheri were 'joked is the same manner. • ' "db. it chew their good taste, just at hi4)lltelr Bishop into a state of privacy ?..t„, lothodox.gentry, the •• respectablet.r. havh:a st4igs propensity to tyrannize over the people, and, ikiwonstoosoo sett the opposite ways they adopt, lb Vilifying W. A few years ago; the • saitoti belong ' hot 10 st. John's Chards, used to peraminilete Its vi 7 the 'meta time, and compel cog' Idterers diff mot with, to go into the ;berth. Now, ',their 4. displayed by tataiag people ' neck, and crop' the Aural. •••• . . illodtmlatter modes Is paidettlar. einforplat6ll - to die Botlptares, whirls tell tie, that rellsishigitcheed "wititiat csooeyand without price ":116.1th toelkOe Preached." Christ saes. compel, come is. that my house may be filled." • Oar iodly wiseacres, en the contrary. sae. "Amoral duly to gr eat. lest • Christ's Chateh' b. tilied.s,Who' shall decide, when Doctors disagree? r " ' As to the law of the ease, %berylAi Ace. . but (as some think) a very jemiltiCal cilatinesioss,, It . Is sot a place of worahip k oiyArk . 91,9 stler_,ll2p; haiWlsgla consecrated . So that prayers is'*.gaW . . may he offered op to Heaven in a certain place, sad *sea by a Bishop too ; sad yet, that said place sot tole a place of ivership : admirable logic, truly ! The placard above mentioned, seenint to give general satisfaction, as It was not intended to ridicule either religion or the Bishop, but to exhibit in its proper light the wisdom of the ticket-issuers. Torsion). however, to the violent ejectment, by force, I must do the crust f Christ's Church' the jostles to state, that soon after they had made that Goble aad vigorous display of their power and dig nity. they very graciously condescended to open the doors to all each as hail patieace. like myself, to wait there. " coolly and reverently." They had no view, of coarse. to increase the collections thereby. It would be making too long a story, to rel ire what I heard there, about the fine " green pasture" of the church, and how the Devil bothered me with sugges tions respecting another famous Bishop : I shall, therefore, only further ob that, though the cent moil of consecration ordains that the Bishop and clergy shall enter lint, the Trustees ordained other wife, aid let the ticket-folks have the precedence. Hall. October 2,1822. J. J. Tar ATMOSPHSRS.—The weather, seaterley, pre sented several remarkable vicissitudes. After a morning unusually dark and hazy, the Sun broke forth 'n on @loaded splendour, and for 1 hours revived all the beat and glory of summer. In the evening, a thin, whitish veil enveloped the sky, through which dazzling, and almost incessant flashes of lightning played with harmless brilliancy unaccompanied with thunder. This' magnificent display lasted till the Noon with an attend ant Planet (Jupiter) resumed their thrones in the Heavens and shed a milder but nut less beautiful light. Pau, nr •SI AItSOLITS.OII the WI of Septets her, at seven o'clock in the morning, at the moment when a storm of unusual violence had reached its height, an aerolita fell in the Commune of La Ilaffe, two leagues distant from Epinal. The fall of this stone, the balk of which might he shots: equal to that of a six pounder ball, was preceded by a noise similar to that of a waigo■ running along a rough and flinty road. Its direction was from the south-west to the north-oast, the SSW as that of the storm, and in an inclined plane from t►e horizon : the duration of this noise was at least seven minutes ; its force augmented in proportion as the meteor approached, and arrived at last to a frightful intensity. It was heard not only by all persons in La Bags, bat also is the sarronncl int Communes. At the mot:teat the meteor striking the ground, a crash was beard similar to that proceed ing from the destruction of a number of bottles, fol lowed by a stifled and sudden '<plosion. This wo nt* was composed of a mass of stone, blackened on the exterior surface, grey within, granulons, friable. sprinkied with brilliant points and feraginons streaks l lto a metallic state, Ilettesed at its lower part, and ir regularly rounded is its other points. Commissaries Hot to the spot by the Prefect des Vosges took away some specimens. some of which will ►e placed tinder tlea eyes of the Academy of Sciences.—(Constitvrionel, (la. 2 ) HAS I" ;NW 4 COMPANY'S DYCLARATIONS.—COINpI ny', - 9J.7 ps lieegd Piece bloods, n 5414 pi Coast Piece ti..ods. ps Snrat Piece Goods, 0,419 ps Nankeen Cloth, long-45,073 pi short; on Wedaeaday, i th II th Liec•lnber, 1623. Prompt the ;th March, 1* r.._. TIIE STA'rESIWAN.- .....:3111113WILESMel!E!fit PIIIR4. An alarming fire burst forth, on Saturday night, on lim premises of Mr. T. R. Milan, bleacher; at Lenient, ebont 'clock, jnat after the workmen had gone ewer for the evening. The fire was first discitvered by i Isoi. when it was breaking out of what is called the etreiching room, whereeotten is placed to .lry near a large More. It is supposed the stove was over heated, and art In toe beam in the room. The boy immediately set eff into the park, running tewardsNottingbam, exclaiming las be *en, " Fire.' fi re! at Air. Milnes'e bleach-yard, I and there 1. nobody re bat née !" On bis arrival is this town, means were immediately used to get nut the giTeloct t but before any of them arrived, the fire had been seen from the barrack., and the comtnanding-officer erith the utmost tWOmpthade, had sent off a party of men to' the place, and theitattendance upon the spot, was of most essential !ervice. Pour of the Nottingham engines, with a great mufti people from the town arrived anon tn t et . ger. The condgpity,of the lees a ff orded a plentiful ply of water , ittdby the zealous exertions of the per. ' i re - /mt, tin/lather *his the judicious conduct of the , rof the engleee, the lames were prevented from telling a valebfilebsrldlng, in which were the dou- Silog.rookcoetaining Mtimmense quantity of valuable imichlbeev. t ettfrig Ireton*, and the trim shop; but [the plat la *. •the Pre originated, together with the :efutong'leoits. .nynut *others were completely gut. tad god amt . . ' Wifini aim fire was at its height, the elitht wietir i4ttualt4trful, and at that period, little tte:wite ea .of ad l tofthe 'retains. The untie lais iti t t s%llll rigs eh la Were destroyed. was 'resctie3 from the flame: nod a pa k of the cotton, but a eonsiderkble quitititylif 111 e latter article, together with some coatis wopl, was_po destroy,' or injured. as to Ire of li"tiligalv,Wee, Weinderiiiitd that the damage is ealchiggsTaf illkstile., and that it was :neared to snare thee iliseith'eft bili eir et 7 to add that while seve nties's were &direly egg& 110,farrying water up a latidet, it tifoltst •ostar - to t e tqp, and they fell to the &and, whereby Mi'r'e( there.,74amed Saw. Marshall, t l iin mato much h as tO be litelpable of working ever Bice. •I`4 he r ticuda..ll4 o , day on which this ttfOordt t pl. 4 3l Melly tele tette (COM the time of the fang-10- inhered ettplost mi* th e Can al warehouse, At Ihi• 1 4.4$ e tstk r hh. /review.) v4.6olsilfzil,,qct: 3.--Alfe regret to announce the' *Pt "destrUttion, real ix morning. by fire, of the eli 'of eoftige stf' r*e Purlin, P.sq. of Br:Wind. ne* M illie t o wn.' 3 riP t 1 evening of Tuesday that 6en -41 ltemait erftertat :alatke pCity Otis friends at dinner, awl 'snore,' of k i i ttive rentalnea' at the house fur the pormsee of for g a htioatintpariy the following day ; lmOilloist eerie 'elocli they *ere alarmed by the cry of Ott. kW Aseiezietsonal liecarity ern hardly effected be , Int, The d ieltote *ea inifkates. itneh of the • furoitue, si t and be, eater pfect of thf ccilar u( choice wines were a • , 4 , atiid'cittife fire bas not been ascertained.: E, .. ~ ess 'Whelk arisen from the overliCatingti ore ter' itimi§ii. With a but dresser. The pteestatt.'ide ikCwere insured in the Royal Ex. chaste pffice.a t t 3,olllML4Weymove Go:elle) . reg •. - DeitiFeth, ef:-1t.5...0n Satirday last., the: 44, 11eili on 11' . .,s111,14;. r:' iirlved• at Shoreline fro. Ir . 4. 1 . gdoilfhipt . tit duals, bitten. and plash.. , km, r. leykyrog,,i tolier:nserchants, of this town, ; Wes teller Ahle.,Okieteesolanse,. because we believe that it is the agettshiperhieb *wee arrived nn the eosst df Aube' ham • itechiastspel, earl -tsetse*, it is an instance • 4f the tetteMihtt Mae of tile tows. 'At aniegreg lioet ; rah In. cargo ashore near New , linoi'd 00 . cipf*diy. Tcbsit Rh.' piton of tit. auto.. , ws-somessreeiviedesSel.wirkiftso small pox. , In th ose bosses where It rare, nodes*, the same is given on the doors Or thetreis. The best dour fell at Lewes on Wednesday one piney per gallon, the price being eow one 'billing psi In consequence of the abort crop of barley this year, malt is advanced in price sixpence per bushel. Tuesday last was the first day of pheasant shooting. Birds very plentiful. Two young bares, abode a month old, and perfectly white, where found in a ti 1.1 at Iloslisin, last week. They are now in the possession of a gentleman, who is endeavouring to rear them. YARMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Sunday last, being Michael' ma. Day, the installation of the Mayor, with the se' enstomed public and sumptuous dinner, was delayed until Monday. After the netted formal services at the choral. the Mayor, with the Corporation and a num ber of friends, adjourned to the new Hall to dine, and were atter ted thither by a very numerous assemblage. In their'war they were' greeted by shouting and by the ringing of tbiichureb hells. As usual, a number of pieces of cannon were laid upon the Thy, and fired on the occasion; eseeptisk their instruments of de struction were under better management, most melan choly proof was given that it wonld h. better to die pense with the latter custom. In the ronnd of firing, which summered as the procession was passing down Regent-street, one of the guns burst, and with its frag ments wounded several persons, two boys Very severely, one of whom, of the name of Moffat, died on Weds's dry; a piece of the gun struck him on the forehead, and fractured his skull in a shocking manner. his a matter of wonder that many more persons were not injured, Lot it is conjectured that most of the pieces into which the gun was shattered were driven upwards, as some were found st a considerable distance : one piece, Weighing two poinds and a half, fell in the post office row, very near a young woman who was standing at a door with an infant in her arms ; the spot where it fell Is perhaps 300 yards from the place where the gun was lying, and f.oin the form of the curve which it most have made to clear the houses and galls over which it travelled, the height which this fear:wet was projected could not he less than GOO yards: another tragmet., weighing four pnnnds and upwards, fell from the roof of the Rev. F. Watson's house; a pretty large piece was found to have taken an horizontal direction on the quay, and passed great numbers without doing Injury to any one.—(NurvirA Currier) lienlotnead and the bills in the neighbourhood of Callender were on Thursday covered with snow. Thermometer at that town su low as 31 degrees, be log about 9 degrees lower than last year at Mlle day. On Sload.ty and aesday morning last week, the fog was so extremely deem on the Clyde, that many of the steam-boats could lot proceed with safety. Several went out of their coarse and got on the banks. The weather cleared up a little after raid-day, when they were got off with comparatively little damage, and pro eeeded for their respective destinatiors. One red potatoe root, dug up last week on the pre mises of 31rs. Croden, of ltidltos,nton.produced eke hun dred and nineteen potatoes, some of them grown to a l a rge size, weighing 111 b. each. TO whole measured upwards of a peck. SPORTING IN"I ELLIGENCE.. Boartati.—T_be amateurs of real millia' had a full and rather unexpected day's play yesterday; at Cherley In closures, near Werbridge, in two very gallantly contest ed battles. The best was a match for forty sovereigns between Ben Moss. the Warminiter butcher, and Moffat, a black, lately imported from America, as oubetnd ort amongat the t Jokiri, and Who manfully did his date.— Some medillsrs caused the battle to ho removed NM Berke Into Surrey. la the first round the black rushed in upon his adver sary with the greatest impetuosity, and floored his ad versary by a heavy hit upon the chest, but claret was drawn from his mummer by a counter left-handed hit at the same time. 2 This round wait in itself equal to a good battle. from valour displayed, and the various changes. The Black was jobbed over the right eye with the left band many times, until the eye-lid covered it. but in thus --rate of darkee, he dealt out heavy retort blows, until Mose shewed weakness, and he was thrown heavily. 3. The black had the best o? severe rallying round, and it was evident that Moss wee trying to darken his adversary's other eye, but he me awkward 411 it. owl he wae dropped forward by a Aiattering hitupee the jaw. . • 4. The blkk received a Leen psl .4 ; kit epee the eye not before dimmed, sod Moss 4 B,awayafter L as uc!' awhe could. to pltP It timed' sfsnr n r . Ile nes again floored by a doublet q ft. body, but be was teo•lood to be denied. ' e-. 1•0 4 .. - F•or mho, roside were fitught4 sbeithe black's lope loosilY ixhetitied isiqt- tle say kit bard in these mends, and at the egil of the eigh7b bailed scarcely a glimmer ing of sight, and .510ss *as tiercl.tred the s tutor in•iti minutes. A second and tremenddhi battle was fought be tween Joel Davis. Intl Carter, a nfticator, which lasted twenty-seven minutes. Three rostade only wetc fought, and both were hit to pieces.. They were harry peat.l:- ers, hut wanted science. Lbwis wda it by crackial his ad y's jaw. _. Friday. filt.Th Born esti& ip the !Liver_ Medway a pik., wilghinW ((tampon 'patinas ete t en eh vices. Last week eight expert anglers pursued a salmon fdr live days. in the River Dirdrfiso. without vireos.. A remarkable fine partridgeoweedaken is a room in Chandler's-lane. in Nottingleem p on Friday morning. be Mr. Haply, at the Blucher public-ittuse, and killed. It was first seen. riming over Thniland Ball; it then dew through Mr:'Wbritt's shhd. and took its flizbt into the above roosts, where it Wu killtrd as *fore stated.• • to There Ilenrheou, for this some thus past, op Sun day nighistfa utmeethig in . Nolson-Itreet of a party of Protestantism! Cathie Ore to disease religions matters. They were so keen on Sunday se'onight that they cre• atatl a good .4eal of interest, and by bait-past sit o'clock last Sunday the plate was filled, and in Net. son.street, from Smith'. mercantile academy down Bell street, there was ale soled [111,3 of peop'e, ail striving for ailmission, One Irishman was very de. freasined *ovule, and swore ity Si. PA:riele that the use who would net fight fee his religion Ira, anwit thy a plies in society ; fur his part he would stow! by it as long as there was Is button on his cost. Ile at !sorb fond& in. bet not wttbout dissomposing a non's her of cravats, sad eatesprossing the ribs of the lieges. One whose ribs had .altered severely. taught hold of his teat mid tote it off near Ike waist, leaving only tbree kittens on the bream. On acreage of the great pressure. and Has appreheesioa that the police might insulin. the discussion did not proceed, and the meeting was dissotved for that night.—(rimesov Paper.) In Jane last Mr. Hardy, keeper of lichester ga )!, lost two of his prisoners, convicted at the last sr in 11515.4, 111115 succeeded Is making their escape from the walls of the gaol. Use was re-taken the 51111 evening i the ether, of the name of .I,llin Hallet, a most notorious character, evaded the various par ties sent in pursuit of him in the neighbourhood of Kingsbury, Creech, and various parts of Dsisetsliire. In the coarse of last week Mr. Hardy received private information that be had been seen in the neighbour• hood of !linden; and it was possible Hallett might be met with at Woodbury-hill fair; accordingly, on Thursday week, Mr. Hardy, jon., and Pike, the turn- key of the gaol, were despatched in pursuit of him, and on Friday afternoon, about half past two o'clock, they succeded in retaking bins, haring fund him in a booth on the top of the bill, with a nutnher of Gipsies, and lie is now safely lodged in Ilchester gaol. Oren praise is due to Mr. Hardy, the keeper of the gaol, for his indefatigable exertions to retake this notorious character. A circumstance took place which Ames the singular depravity of the constepanions of Hallett. Immediately on its bring known that he 11.11 in cos tody, one of the (shows rode off with a bright ckesnot horse, which he had been riding in the fair, an -I was at the tiese of his apprehension tied up alongside the booth, and with which the fellow escaped.—(Terretoe Coneier.) In the article inserted in our last, respettinz the I eccentricity of the Irishman, at :he burial of his wife. at Viiniesisould, we forgot to notice his putting an old gravestone, which he (wind in the church yard, at the head of her grave, and when remonstrated %silo 113111 the name, he. thereon, being inapplicable, he said that did not 'ignify at all, lie had particularly noticed the inset iption, and could find the spot, whenever be chanced to cosie to Wimeswonlil again, as well by that name -a any other.—(Nottiaglorms Review.) Much new cider has been sold in the Saudi Hams, Devon at AS low as ISs. per hogshead. WATERFORD MARKET, OCT. I.—Bntrer lIEA further advanced. Yesterday morning, first rittalitieN from neighbouring fanners, opened at 79g. to Ns. 6d.—but subsequently got up to SOL cuarently, and in a few iu. stAnces 64. or Is. over was said to have been paid. Weighed at the crane on Saturday, 64l firkin/40f which were front karnsers—?esterday,34o, containing 211 of this description. and 91 of brokers' parcsis. nresilv. Teri u'elock.—Farmers' Batter is tip tal.!,. this morning. Peterborough fair, 01 Wednesday, was very nu merously and respectably attended, and there was io ta su pply of harms, Leas:, and sheep, and sucii were a..ld fetched but very low prices. ..Voed war plentiful. The supply of cheese was hue an 4 this article met a demand at *bout 495. p^r cwt. Oidaris were disposed of at from 4s. to ss. per bus' 1. Last week, the workmen employed about :he har bour of Aberdeen raised from the bed of the river Dee, opposite to the head of Biaii.ie Pool, the troatc ofan immense oak tree, of the same description ai those with which the river and harbour abound. flow these trees have come to the places %olive they are now found, or how long they may have lain, seems rot td he known ; the uue no.v found contains &boat 310 cubic few. The:4 tree. are g ally toned Ore (re►h and hard, bat by being loag exposed to the a:r they easily read. I • • 1 ;• 1 ; I k rl • s 111. , . , . . t 1 ' 41 . % • , . ; gl r • r E , • .~ ,~