The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-12 00:00:00

Sat.:}44-yene - piktBf %today. stb 'rbooaa (J Cit ire ttLlTraiLlit e let e s f teee ' tl• hra~riai in Seim p•a•N ine . . l and bound ts gm* b+bi. it t ,4 46 + viotertBB •• " - nritb ei t ire be letteki ; _ . Do boreiblei wank nes. Ti L diseassieg ilblipdst, i‘ftr",f4lofr— ,s seed ii too:' lONS impilisa sa busy tonged of whose &Minions, v. might to have per images and T. T. • T. , • at 9 o'clock ; • •Mr. H.wisoir,•a solicitor; . Whose name his bees Ow • '-gAiirody teased 'during the cour s e of these proceed; .1 ',lap, ' that, notwithitanding the information •which be via et the oimaing of 104 . cpse.•seveial t • -Ares.* lied it in' i ti present !mintiest state ; 4 •• of be AIM sot so much ` complain as o their, pres;, •Siconwesieer. Ina papei , which kr held ip hie hand (The Ohaerver), containing several columns of this matl Wte t tliesw was n prom idis.mitement, which, Went seri . ously to *fleet his charactes.±--Isitalludyd to on assertion • • tut, ea the Earl of Portihnouth arriving in 'town Gotta ' .. *May, , leis Lordship married his daughter on tbe.fol. lowing /Woodsy. .The fact was, that the ceiemooy Wok . •- , pfsesiliso•ffit Ith of March, his Lordship having sullied *DA , * 99th of the preceding month. . The Lout CRANCILLOR (as !en at wecould coiled. a. . great *Dint prevailing hveoott hi the time) awned. that he believed the respectable Journals bad. abstakied from :pehlistiag; he had seen the statements which hid al. ready pope forth. and they were Certainly all grossly . • incorrect. With respect to these Journals he had not yet determined what course to pantie. MS. Manson had - ample reason to complain. Mr.. Honig. for • Ladr POrtsmouth, ed a vary 14 . 1 • able aigament this morning, sn.l was suFctelled . br Heat" ' who intimating that certain,. e ariies satoodad Illicit affidavits, . • T Loan Cnstccrat.oa said, tbd're aoli"pab li thatanchifdavitsshould iiefiled b4era the_ concirsloo . •of the pleaffings. For thVorpape.lieWasikl9.l on- Ak ' otill Titania,' next. . isq be, aigeptittio! .- • that . ' v omit!' vira, at the was eetarefd otio kis • a ti This wee li a: li a aj Tct ' de liC 6 ll sllrl( tt6; the Noble Defendant wbei Mr, Delryipplf. f j .„, • The cause was tried beforo,the-Pord Chief hulks, at ' Westmisater, end the Jarilound a indict for the Plaintiff. The Rood .wilksh,- ease Oat.' of s gaming iressaction at Paris, Mu given conditionally. It was not to be in force befeti:theldwitio the late SSIV, of ;,Stair. The cnefiebil - was itordi e il observed:'. the (*art on that groagtLeree $ At 9 • F t 0 1 1 , 14 411 5. • ""i • ;verdict. • • s • • The Court grenigi 1 iffle* Tee ants a. Tee ntodifOrieffirii itgltlC MO Alt.. - ie. W, R. ?sowed* ateied fee'diTtitTe to stele Conga . why 'a criminal inforesatiee efronid norbe filedlo ri alkst the inbebitants Berkibireiforlilotritialrl d e cn i a die • situate es a' turnpike; road, *Bider 'their lied Which it was alleged they wergild* tb repaftl:' suggested as a reuse. fa' %Mk *aloud coarse' of pro • tending, that many attempts bed bean - nage In rib by indictment, to compel theileittifttiets lb repeir bridge; and that three stitcsestrifiattAid Juries haftlit‘ -bored bills presented to theta itaithat The GOttlaT, under the circturtstarictiellitettritifigi . if it wee° Interpose in the fisaprOokeL for grastail • rule 6 s; 1 1 ,-4?..?‘ ••.• that:moue was occupied !Pi kiiiicietitatt ,In hearing cootie°. for new ttids,dintilinte of, • • • of general lament. - 1 : 41 '. "v• • . • - Tun oleo ti: iF7ribttttlfoit. ' ; • The defendant came cote Conet et the • intkar'fit•lltri Jadges were rising, for die pirpose of trotting for enter • .trial. Having applied to the °Serr to file his affidavit, be caught the eye of the Lotto Cater Jostle*" Who said the Court geoid not heir bits on that occasion. 'He might be heard when brought tip for judgment.' This intimation did not please the defendant, who went away disappointed. • It appeared to bins a great banlship not to be-bronght' up for judgment. The chance of imprisonment instanter; could not' damp bit ardour for a speech. He retired without Allot his affi davit.. • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS:—Momote. The Coors sat at eleven o'clock this morning, in jus tification of bAil, when Fitzpatrick's bail, (two actions) ocre.oßp•it-d. *Mr. Pattatated the contents of a joint all datrifity •,o ad Jihn B-11. 7110111ili &posed, :hat William (Akin. one of the bail, ass nut at all known, nor what business he carried on. He slid not appear to have 12/. worth of furniture in his house; and.the person of whom the de ponent inquired respectinf, the circumstances of the bail, said be owed bet for ono *mace of tobacco, which lie had not paid for; and that be could not pay his rent, until bin lodgers had pailithetilin As regarded the other Lail ef. Thomas Johnsen, it yew stated that be kept a house of ill-fame; that he did aoepay hie rent. . air. Justine Peitz.-1 desks that the Attorneys- do not patio their affidavits ouch irords•as these • it - is es• treinely wrong, and I hope it will not be the ease in Ware. The learned Srtletnt then examined the bail.Ml- liam bailie) who ansiteredthe Serteaut in'qUite. is `'. 4 , I e - i lit ghter id Cotirt.' Similar* 14 1 4141'e'sii•W rases io sift point. Me Welk' ho - Mid; w iltar whim tile 'landlord ratted' for the rent, flfit'aiii towed none at this tiasertbat he had lever beep' Imp bat one, before; the meet lima ha asstd. nit ear s nor enold la soy the attorneys each; which Suaandewanie was sot malferlifi aid the bail were iJ• lowed, on, duff Swearing they had doable the ion. La- . kis bad freehold- Odd eopyhohl property, asair4oliesses, mere. tbeivilisitWoilit emoting ot 136/. (thegl i r bothaetioot) imedittsey Otte his debts were .is bail met allowesiv Mr. Justice Pants—Again, I hope the attorditii .attend tai what I have said respettibg irrelevant mate; in the aildevits id orpoeition-to bait: • ,• 7 ' • ' • "'totted e.4l ; adisf, Mr 2 SergdaiSS.radituatr. for the plaintiff is thin rase, eOnioentell43 l llo l .ll l oeAttneodotiist...wisich the Coat had given on aelerallyi tor ti?Adietitt . to be referred to a Gentleman to Itata.wkat wes.astitally due on the billet in respect of the real valise if the, woods foraisbed as cotaiiMithas for the . bills. 'Eat - he consented thee, only on condition thafthildefeadisot should being b or 6001. into Court, that sum being older the anima proved by the defendant's•witiessca. to be the value of `the 'goods. Mr. Sergeant Lime stated that the defendsot was at preaesit os the Continent, and his attorney could mot take Upon himself the responsibility of consenting to loch tproposal without his concurrence. Sir. Sergeant VAUGHAN offered to give the *lead set's•attorney ten dayi time to write to hie - sliest, which was accepted, sod the rule was therefore saspooded fee fiat poled. • . I POLICE. • Dow-simarr.—Titerday JansseCauswisins was biolst to this office by Eliirkman and othirs of the patrol, Who mated that they saw the prisoner. so Piccadilly among the crowd attending Hent'i. procession, eergboolly. ens 'pined in, attempting to pick gaskets. Two others were with' hini. After watching them for some time the Alit& cars were shout to take thaw hao custody, whomthe prisi 'loner caught sight of them,, spd. with his sem • oiceped among the crowd. • Near Templor the cars law the prisoner again and took him intoemshodys -They found in one of his weiccoat pockets a silk bad& 'kerchief, and in the other a silver watch with. metal chain, maker's name, " Burrows, Gooslgostred. No. 737," an it black ribbon, to whi ch were attachoslised 'seals, int one of which the word " Carbine" sram,sia. grated, 'and on the other two dove.. with the maws May lore unite us." He said. when did the handkerchief was his own ,. but he not know vibe: ther it wet marked or not , and as to the watch midi's!' deetared he knew nothing about them, and how the rot into his pack - it — be - eolifir ilmWtell.„The ribhpo which the seals were etteelieditil reldAdif beth media with a knife areehmialits,,b- "3' gentleibilet afterwards 'be found Irk lisitdi ruebiireleewern gave mvelbas *mints -tit ittttld be we'll* son of a nespectilite ttadistitiapi,; rand was mere idle spectator of the affiwat' W. Dadiel sahibs was . stabding at rive &star of St. Martin's watt% bepse, to we tbetothere %bruin, when a constabli 011draggesthina in Isla: .'Hi was a pool bard workiog. :limiest tailor, led lever thought of picking a pocket : lr :bin life, dui ligh• be had made many a one. `Hall 4lPieWall alio, stated that they were mere spectators. ll* inane declared they were innocent. • • - The amer,could only epeairpesitively to Tattersilli J. Doe* and Jones,le biking air active part is the anti sages described, and as being *wed thieves. Rattail Abe, hadttees often in the company of thietes, but am wee knew him to be in cestodyllefore. Hall, W. Davis, wad •Darrett,.were. taken into custody by a parish cob , ..waimod Widdiegton, who declared at the bells, wibeributeally concerned, but be did slat attired temobeeentiate that charge. Hat.t.s severely censured the conduct of flits Waddington, for so gross a neglect of duty. There was, be obiervcd, no evidence againot.Hall, W.. Davis, and Barrett, eed.they must be discharged. • Tattersall, J. Dad's : aid Jones, were comines*. Sekene inenth is tbs House of Correttion as wpm' mod ••flgal and. ,p ut t tbieres, and ilisetnil was. 4101.1•4 it* ed: • instil inquiry:wok& ha watpsli. .01 : lite 111 .•1 4 "/MeCti° 110 ;. 1 .1 0.3 st '5 . *l l / 4 1X . thavaiado.Yeelautiny. Ailkis= o l o nt. • at - to *oar's Town, was broughit.sl iniltevanemly'ef Thisseiton; officers, *barged is sespiefoit if being mamiereed with :oilier venues, tw.knoviii . „ in ierli f tbit breaking open and robbing imetiwaster's house of °petty to a barge animist. • . r. Ankara deposed that a 'starter before lbar o'clock oa Sunday evening, be and Ws with went oat, leaving thq,prisontr insure Obis bomb:. his two animation were out, there were no other inmates, except an firm oidlady, a lodger. At bit Nowt home ' 'about a quarter before eight, he found his street door had been turcibly broken opeu, and ilia lock of his bureau picked, and that tie bad been rubbed of forty...three sovereigns, and a great quantity of ~ ilate efslilferent kinds, • large trunk which contained.both his.wifes wearing apparel and his own was also forced open, and the principal part of its contents carried et The prisoner, .loos be left in rare of the house, was absent, but she returned home shortly alter, sodun liis informing her of the rob bery, and questioning- her where shehad been, she gave equivocating and' evasive answers. lie sent for Limb rick dn.lThisselton, the Wets, who, from their exa mination of the premises, and the answers they received from the prisoner. swim:tell her to be concerned be the robbery, and took her into custody. The officers confirmed the proescntor's statement, and stated their cause of suspicion against the prisoner. She as remanded fur farther examination. Thos, lellie..apprentice to Mr. Wei. • Len, gold and -silver-smith, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, was charred on suspicion of beinieconnerned in brooking into his 'master's house, on Sunday . reabieg i s few weeks ago, 'breaking...winery's or eight desks, and lobbing them 'ploce4 calls upowidua. tq deiced himself aselfaillillie .• misPicteraiedl y ou4ko prisoner, who was as lia-door ap. , _ k woo,discererod that boric/it se Weems' • ch , aid-paid for•o-raoss for thee, , . A search: :3 tankmaageautod,,ood in tido femme voile knives .r.o, t ppm stablest she timessarafoond, and 4149 ,a , plats of cord that -hod 'feted Satin out ! of tat ,t ilsolsi •Me was coosonitteddor farther ex tuMf 4at go t ir , . . .• .• • tiongammopommysowr.—Yeetorday. PAiNp • Altarki• is Sho direst.ot • tailor,. woo brougat 'to this •Uflibly *barged with:Oohing thepockot of Ur, B. Vottoo. John street, Befkoleysiqoare, of his testa and appendagwo oringtheionmesosion of Ur. Hunt. • ! The prowssnow stated, that about le o'clock he was "minding et tiorestep of a door, war Ciwitorshonse, Pall. Hall, Cr the purpose of viewing tbwpossiession. On its atrival o tbs prisosor whim a gshg of Afoot six other Fer gana mods' rash. sod the forme' made a grab at his. watch chola, and drew his watch from leispooket, imme diately beading it to one of his assetiatea. Witness in *tautly collared the prisoner end gerreisim in charge to an officer, who brought him to the office. The prisoner denied the charge. . • , He was remanded, there being some hopes of hlin panion (to whom the watch was handed) being ril s r7 by the best ogaraination. A (mash @errant Physick, was charged with robbing her coaster Mr, Baker, wax and tallow chandler, in Foley-street, Portland-place, and Sophia &cowrie with receiving from her a 51. note and three sovereigns, knowing theta to bare been stolen. It oppearod that on Sunday creating, the 27th Oslaletis tbir•reoner Phyoick absconded from OA imam OF_ ilk praWcutor, io whos., orrice she had ham oulyllyo daft ryinr o ff with hers tin cash boat &oar her unmet' -9are,,contolninit two Bank of gofinad , mites et • I sovereigns, a crooked gnaws, and my a ble p*perf. The next flay imfonsotiou of the roll. • 41 ,11 bow — aria g reached this o ffi ce, Headley and Paco ika r certalsod that the prisoner Stevenson, who korpo en hi. 910spos - buteu,No. 17, in the Alinoray,• whom If found in a wale oflOssication, bad left three sovereigns with Mr. 11.illipeentak of the Cooper's Arms, StrottonAsemod, to keep for.ber, and that sloe had left some gown piece o ladoel petticoats, and linen, with a woman. sa Smith, in !fight's-passage, Totlaill-street, to be maeia . 9.• . *She vol.. therefor*, taken into custody. She at fiat denied all heowledgo of Physick, or the stoles props but ghee:being locked up for soma fiats, she said: tkp, things bad beca4given to li t er by Pimamk. M snake bei, ' seafood@ for having gone awry is hof•delo(sboat tiro years before. Fanning, their inquiry, the officers lossweet ,that Physick iisd lots town for Üballsono, and tiara they a/Prebendal ,har on !Saturday, the 2cd last., when-shei fewitcoofsimod her guilt, and said tliat.Tstoreosos took the twe 41. - *tops front her on ./tetenSo of (aids; *Se cisexigad..*ad ma)/ rammed her foasueswaseigess. 2 Vim , the fil..neetes haviag 'weft paid : jotipe..thM flask. Iris , to the possession ofAgro,, - TosAlhealisiption: )4, 1 riftete4 wh ere 04- C'el w4iO4.lbe 1 - - - - -- ---#ltlhikelltt: it : WWII • 4Rlfht t) the Mt she es. GS. j. encl. near Linodowery, between Capt. iiice,:eff Usti. y-! brain, au Mr. Charles Bishop, of-Kianton. Ihrst ter mer gastlesnan received his 'Neogenea fire, which hap pily ,pruved ineffectual, and then discharged bis pistol rn Ihnllif thu the affair ternsinated. -- k has lately been diseoveerd that Ladies dresses are prevented from taking fire be being dipped in a gelation .of Taro vegetable alkali after the dresses have been nthalted and 'wrung out of the last Water. This sole .t.iliaisa clang as spring water, and without the least Lfi battle the dinner at Guildhall, on Saturday, the Man who were the 'rawer for " oar eifth Harry," and which bad been brought from the Tower, could ilaud no longer made, th e •weight of it, and was obliged to sit down. Ilveriatons OgcuageNcii.—On Fijday evening Tait, a girl who bad tbe care of an infant,.o Ripley in Surrey gave an alarm that a in. had taken the child out, other ' arum. and cat its throat. She descritied his person partion lady, and stated that hi said if he could not revenge him self-oil the mother he would on the child. The poor bile infant ; appeared to be dangerously wounded in the neck! ':arson was instantly made in every direction - without inceesli EA" suspicion being excited as to this story, the girl; on fresh interrogatives, eiateieed the whole to be a fahrleition; and that she liad - accidentally. let the fall on a broken glass 'bottle; *hid' Todicted the alma; The child is not dead. We have since learned that the infattions girl has contested she attempted to eat its throat with a knife, which walefound in the peat -garden. On Mendallast, an [west was taken, by R. Lowry. Esq. Coroner, on the bode Of Thomas Irving. a farmer. at Ledido, about eight miles east of Carlisle, who pat a period to his existence woke preceding daytby sas pending 'himself from the branch of a tree, growing in afield adjoining his dwelling /tepee. The deceased was about 38 years of age ; and, by the ,evidence taken before the Coroaer, it ippesred heWas either a weak-miuded man, and had of late been in a low and desponding trate, complaining heavily of the depressed state of the times, and apprehensive that he and his family would be reduced to indigence. This is supposed to hair operat ed so powerfully opoo the deceased's mind, as to induce him to commit the rash and dreadful act. lie has left a wife 'and three children to lament his melancholy end. —Verdict, Lunacy.—(Corlitle Journal.) MARAUD., On the 11th inst. at Croyd.m, Henry de la Chaurnette, 6sq. of Newington-green, to Miss Humbert. of Norwood. - On Saturday. the 941 inst. at S. Pancras New Church. John Hone, of Urea Mnriod Esq . to Miss Gage, of Ken tish town, setwed daughter' Of the late Rev. lite?hen Gaga, of Sisham. Boris. iN .• C ons 2,4c;g ._ 6 ots " IDIOM '" sod IWera lot A ., • VIP/gig SI% 11111.110 i; 1441 Weillia634lllatra, 7 7 l ; Yd of Novoullser - 313 4 31. . Wheat 7.617 f or Kne w 11.11 4•41414* B 4 • • 7 Borley B 4 ye . mow IS ... 12,eu .16 ........ 11 ...... 10 R. 16.. Batas /04.1614 • 9.01 .. v , 'tree. . 1.441 ... :Lee I .......... le Lest work 1181441r1041( piBBoo,BBBolbill hereto, ro4spOrtothol. - - oflrittOlir 88A163'sitir, al taxon a. • • •%' wheat, red. (QM) ....ri 40 Boom small. CON) 46 .mile. (OW) - 1 2 2 ▪ red (aow) • ...ow •••• ...1.... Usk, (sew) ...II 4:4 fie. ..• .86 46' (64) .•. ft 17 'epergne --SI 41 -- barnowleil) .40 14 - white (new), Ala ( w . )..14 • Re. .. ... .. 86 44 Brunk • r.... suporfhp f t .lLOids„ feed ............ ft; Rye, (new) ll 16 , Aft_ ... 1, 0 „ (old) .. . .11 Polad ........ ft —r - (der) ll *7 fine ..... I S I •ft Akio . • *$ 40 11dtat0e....... stippalihe P 1 34 4 eas . •••3314 Malt 44 63 .---•1144t11 .......... 13* —On. 3001 -- Pease. hog 24 86 Row. per Seat ~....36 -- rumple ..... 87 Siemiels . ... 30 34 ... SU 13 (see) ...... NQAI3 comity - Ire *4 61 --- imillers(ol.)-. :ill SI 8MW14'480;14 per gr... 3. 14 3, • • • • dints. ,%- - Sti4oole.-7111 . 1101.T1101001iM 000llosee werylise vl ibedet every esliele. 101411111„ rp seateliel %gentles I s fieliee.Rapo Seed eiSpeouro wags more io regress : Rep. Seed, new, on board ship, .041 to .tY3 pea WA—Linseed :Oil -take, Z 3 per t,040 —Rape-cake, Fs.r " • • - ••l3 .- ; teltetiesefee, IieNtIAT, Nov. If. lincidi by tie-Clerk of the Iliereet. ogs.Br.oftSreEip•(.kyvt.) e• d. e. d. 4 8 Mist 6 8 Pork . 4. 40 ~. Ai —ft Weis I 'll 10 Leek 0— u u • Alive AT ILIMiT, LISP" tlbee • pi p , sto. IPiT7PIWII• per Too. • /010111611. Ware, *WAY . ilabq CeilleekCited - 8 10 to 3' . 0 Conunoa IFad I 10 to $ oolosts $4. to 4s. Bd. R. bush, :413iDt8TR4W, retft LOll O .--Dg eNDAT . r t -.o4lleitefteset.-41eyA0s. M. to 73e. o.l.—Stti,, 32.41, 1 0 Met 04-4110v0r.180.01. to 84e. tk!. ad. I. Sie. 414.—etnow. lie. ed. Ao Ms. ed. v oitmeitpat.. l - 00 ita 1.0 1 1 .44: tb4 *v. ! at higher prices . thrti l at ferrair fairm. Mr: of Beruey Farm. Ramabery. ape, of flir Frauds lieedatt's tenaate, obtallied the bfghest price for lambs, basin*. per head. They • want shows at Weyhitt. bet sae sold; they were then reckoned the 'beet lot of lank (vis. 100) Wl* fair, or that have been preshseed at the preeedthg fairs. Cle Tuesday these wee a large quantity of lean seat pig., which were sold at eery low prices. At Ramsey Fair eiletiday, there was a very !erg* quan tity of Cheese, scarily of very prime quality, which fetched frons.4l. toy. per toe more than at the late fairs. There was also a large show of horses, mid some vary good nags. for which high prices were demanded. There was *a very plain show of Cattle, Cows, and Calves, &e. which sold at tory low prices. Pip were rather higher than of late. ' At Stamford Pak, oa the Stk Were was a tolerableregamt tity of Sheep, wbleh sold at about Ss. per head higher.— 'flosses sold very.leer ,Cheese was as high ea fla& id. per stone; and on the MS, there was a very kirge where of 'Beasts, which went Of at low prices. , WAKE/713L0 Cants 143.6613T..-11f11 31 ' 333.160 OP hats large supplies both of Cattle aid Steep I. oar market. sad the demand not being altogether adequate to the members be sale, abseewliat lower prices were or tweeseity submitted te.—Beasts, MI Sheep, Re. 10,400. SKIPTO , I4 POSTICIGIff 'Fats. Nov. 11.—Oar fyir this day was thronged with Cattle of all descriptions ? sad many prime articles were above; but having few boyars, last fair prices scold not be maintained. The show of °this, Cat tle wee small. with Co alteration la peke. Noumea. Nov. 41.—The Hall ore eery wen Mended to day by both Merchants and Wiliam; Wheats salatathed the prices of last ikteriday, bet Barleys were Oa the whale rather lower.—Wheat,,Mis. to Mts.; Barley, Ik. tq 11014l— ned,Outs lEs: to Ns. Per *quarter Pease mad Beans, tda (theory. • Bowen. Nev. 9.--Our Wheat Markets here continua very deli, except for best gee/hies. Best Mettles Barley, the supply of which is rather short, sells freely at nearly the prices below: Best Wteat from Os. to 61.3 d.; New and in ferior ditto, Ss. S.l. to Its. 61; best Barley. U. att. to to. ; fe rier ditto, Is. to Is. ed. ; Beans, Is. 9d. to de. 3d.; Oats. Is. W. to re. dd : and Malt, 3s. to Os. 114. peg Flour, 90s, to 3b. per hag. ' Mau inclIAW, 'Nov. 4.—Our Wheat trade atealthaes with out material alteration ; better carts of the growth of tan sell rather more freely. Thera are considerable supplies of Malting Barley at market of second quality, for which prices are something lower: very little of first is shows; it is much itiqeired for, and Ally supports its price. Beans are in fair demand. teats, Pease,. Malt, and Fleur, as last noted. Upon the whole, salsa generally are dull at the quotations. lemma. Nov. 9.—Our market to-day was pretty well seppl!ed with Bar:ey, and sot much of ether tivain. Prices , ouch as !sat week. Wheat Sas. to Us., Barley, dits. to 3911. Ethane, Va. to 365.; Pease, tkle. ; and teats slOs. to 945. per quarter. BOSTON, Nov. ti. There was bet a small supply of sam ples et Wile at this deyl Market.. Wheat and Oats with difficulty obtained Sam week's priers. Other Grain as usual. Prices as follows—Wheat, New. 363. to Mts.; ditto Old, 304. to 335.; Oats, sew, Ids, to ills. ; Barley, new, Ida. to ilk.; and Beam s /13s. te !Os. pee qr. • - - - Londe. e. 'Edges. Plated. and Pelskebed, at ase O$ of terseasease .s ad •• Geseeerrelesse"ltiesaiase PePer ) No- SW 2trseleil. )sy a. WAltl4l4. whose' ellioes eaaTe atom, Orders jek .tes emelt sdif be addressee'. _.'f .-i le i gte o• '"ltiethriets et off quarrel with his Wis.". Tint ' • .' 01 • anlf.l l l beee bad seise share lb iste, • Vim • hitt renses tub* wmy primps be *doh . int if itiftligmemW 'wmilt! 1 all*tify so bottibb • let, surely lbstkalseee wee's very weak one. : latellife.ei per 'llea e by disettssieg *Mr wiz rve. ii, mit • r, at* is*. ou.• but to notiewthe am • 4 slott On ' 'graph. Is which it-is said, . 0 111, wi " tio_C ttlititir th e Montwars. but we are told shit '''''lWateale rt le the funeral . procession•frem the win ' ' *HMI a Ment.". • Thloon every sense. lip vest I ... 'f...' - ' fa as equivocal" wond sometimes seal is c 4 , 1 Whether* in *tiney, and sometimes implite ir . ;'. la Which latter. some the busy tones! 1:411 1 4 1 611:14.: 1 O:b li s e l l iP1 1, : h 1::: . e li t: 61 . ' It!' joistosietretifys, .eutber than per sreation A* T. ! , . ... . . •r,, , . , .ie.. .. . (or i erat% ifm y . o t , . -,) I , i.' - 'THE etntAntiiiitiese. ' ' - . ' 'Me Los*Cusectat.oi satitile.morni II at 9 o'cic 'bee.- , _ • i;i e i s iiii,. ;f • 7 -- • • -- - • • • &wieder with a knife ovecisawn. ' •;.... It, ova ~. Knew so A go paeerssove 11 , 6 111.1;411fM1".... ,IWWl.l,ff Wrri. •ot w.......9.,,r . .e.r " rm ..", me . p un ... 0. . m - • ' f • Totbill4ArteS. wh!ers !hi 011111thr.Skrestsoa..pe Maimed .If,.,lclityp,t.,l-lloy, fhi5.9 6 1.41,84• . ed,ge sie , ilk og . ‘ ,....6 4 ,.... . - . ,/ be prison . sr gave!he state sealant to , . •- Ai , e _. h i eh kg pak i w i e h . g a.., 044 . 1 , 4 ,„ 1 i 0 „ . , to zoo trd.r-pd,ver t kr. ,od. to into .04. t, 2 ..... SOW 00, 4 wr If ,I • • COVITOP RING'S tfiNcri, priommi, Nov. 11. t de" 6 had Peivw"ll VIM". *I s erie"! . ~.... rankle .gm difissoci i • • 1.0 obirsi. Tim crooked _gni-. '• ,• ' .'•• '"'•w"" eiTtrate it.. it4V .. ; liettolod for a week, Were Itirne for the ttiopri of be E • . . • ._„ .._ ._ ,_____ PRICE •sr H9PS, .rea C ip.. I* pg pUßOUtiti. 7.. . ~ nee was a l so proved to awe mom . Rang *Orliruig7f . p ikk ii 4.l i l g . - 4! ••• 1. ,* i.. X '"" . , . obey ' Itit'llip ericer47 -- 112 " 4 "" . •00 1 1 ,1, i t e t: p rihr it ...; i,T ;n 4 i„it i s . Gsnms. D i tarki v a gl e t. ", vowe d ° „ 6/ P °6 4 6 . 1 01 1. i tt h ae 4l "s o6 ft ee tei :, .1 66 , t' 66;j6, p ,,,, .It : vepooo..inkr disieleabfri oreigt ; : ti o i a poinolorkilc . er . lo A tI . • 41.. 2••• sr. c &eat : ..i. kat IWO TO vo '4l it ' " - 4 pi thill-e4reat. or a **vertigo. „,. rmaired.hketaise eh ,,,,, e1 .,,,, , tii ,. ge , •No .4 1 F . ll /.? • •iiintlik Ski* OtiPtiiiiritiln - *Fr* . 4014144A 11e .. 11-r fir- 46°44 Iteglail • B " " 4 4r barit i " 4 "" • 46.1414 fitted bffeW, lib a new mia,o,benost e aitionithialle. Tots. z , 1- • i 3,1 •'• . - ..: . ~. . , j. : . .were broughtin another patty' of offiedri , tr deir * kbeett.d.sia“..id!. at. ,,, 11 , le ' bi) * 41 . ; sad pirchni.santlry mciloles of. itilloSktWildi friseit/n ,;;.,Fombeggellemli.lo Tl. Ts. • s'll7:sW - t•:•-! i• ''''l'' 7 6 "The PIaInIIIS a banker L. 'lrt,ditititt a poll4*.potde , "ramie le - nititentelli' ihdd -Whet the pope ' the Detinimitri itact. CO liner._ .- rbi1,.9.4.461050i . , inflow 4 . l, neialtornes: itailts' oft hms frail Az . 6 urnitore in. fenersoiftba garmsday d , tr. 4 .. e % i f, ~ , , . ,:, ~..... ~ ow Dig , Luicaik. ~.,,,• , . ~,, • beim,* th e L ord c h i e f J evi it eewn pow, to ( , _ dams i a nomberJanwed , tbemarties itr'ltha'aireistr .• : PirYnittit Nog 11 0inin•neigs 0 1 0104 10 0 ' ' 44ol 'i l lit 111 !? 110 'morrosIk'N . °°- 7, --The 416 PizattidilifilkliftliIhw febild•for the PliiMiff. • • - a. : folbs, 4o nt 4 • lo ' fittneeeF!'tbe . .Pnimmtprite,.* it** osolutitissiesks l, 4 sis it" ar ksaleloo i *V944ll: • • fatiFe_Oltie tam pimiento:4 amongst the #idhllialiew • - i ,t..i; rune aids, Sweadosusower having bees ateindir , ‘Tfifrift salinn”tiliond, ISPlerille larlte sales ewe' bawl gash MP- • bit. Resittre't Moe& lei i lie* . tiiil o silk, .. ner/ PrnolN'Whe 'Trod' his ellittretnistok col" be ilill- that tbe verdict. had . • hie* ,0..t0r•.. t i lt . • :floc. v.. 0 auctiaas, ,best•elkddle Kest lares.begs - ss 44 -'llll , Id +harass" Were( 'Mee is Ili `pdicYtis.fOoe andmllltimilisa itb Nmegote foe Isesir ''‘ 1 ,i v I • i r e " h i., a • roid • It , • ,1441 1.114,5. per ewt. .:aided • • c i un i i i, t - 'ad. t m 6, di t io; , , I .' n . Ni.iT sea& siLobick 'the•brieemerdTiftrirdalL ;4iiii vat% • ,,,, igiisirtsArialia...ilYeiteraity,t4 ' .14, cliptged j o g g co Tat andaß as seer. Daly calisdshe topsilifie ill iit - e. •• : - 11 . 11 .& 016 kWV: elliabbtlembailkilli" ' ' eet billsVidlieben i t f ueleei,titt *' ke 1a4 31 " star , " ".....: •- , I 1i g :174 1. :.t heMeWle i ., .' - • :• - i - .. •-- • • t ~,,,,,,,,,.4 , . heaved kiss [nee • .• . booth Vatersereyeetth • titer . t ir d ieli ree kl t . , • wa•or . warers. for' Illleftlellfi Oaf iti , i -. • - , - , . i tit 1 • • rmilli. __ ', ,• 4* ' treinitabo*-4slll lairikie • ; iif New. 'and are' a Zi /j. ',mum Prlensbeet ruhLer TIM netlet ividenot upon .. min •• ,'. *. ' " 1416 ' s Pieeket&l' 11 . 1 eil!' •. • - . e prise r• • tow days -ei ' ter house, it , we. .no a . . " meas. . „ A b ett er w he h ot e lle v ree twee . and i k. • rnsiommengst them, and seized John Dririe; Who his presenting himself so - hartn just carp from sea, a.• .. _ _•______ •.. _ I .itkl*• - • •_ .. - -motiOndediffat at" the hatisiisaljeostotya . the -I . Issodialb• nv•lkaift'' coat pocket, "sr* , °• 4l ' 4 4 44 ,1 *00$ VW* i11id . 4 4 11 1 iSMA 11 1 1 , 0 • 04 feF' "-'' ' obe:Or - • 14i • : -•. ". fendau ~,.., re i sised.frow , Ih i hig ty: T h e. j oun h e ld immediate* attacked by the rest of the gani p ttetr Fitt !Mari he mitt** to jpOkseiheyro en • &titian tumid '. • • . ..• r -.,,...,...„..._. , •,- .. . •bat MS *socked down aver his exes, teat ha SOWS for him. mid mreilOg Ttimoelf.* ► . 'me w be broke • •s' A ertratier,'Wbv. T.'--Arpitr Fair, whith thrummed mi • that pritifOrforce 'mks abssilloith6il A th'i Pieter We; . ;kilt by robbery. The L e mo n 'Jaim e,. it the trio tot soh Ho, however, held his prisoner by the y . , ?mil k ptf,:ratisioked almost ettrA i g lboboner. and Friday last, being the first shbw d:y for Domes pad litmer- left. the Jary to say whetberthd Plaintiff was seenied b until other officers came to his assistanie.-4 I '7" 7 . Wt - :1/ . 1040 each it-tic s ois t aught salted him set ewes: the number was net so great u itorterweryon. I the terms *tithe contract *or' Pot, lilt& thiy fins ' a wear fight took place, and it was net until one th' two - • ./. ' od and bad not . beea nine . l,lsemi of until, a l p and there were lan taw sold ' on that day , .liat of Belludet the buyers seamed move laeliited to bay, .u a tlye sisjorinft • Art for the Plaintiff: ' • 4 u - • •''.- ••''' - ' • • produced th eir pistols that- they obtained' the mietery. • erten In White:chapel, ooSul t : 2 l i ay night,' by Poster , . Tbe court,. „dee all tai` ie,A. sw ilykieje • 'lowa 4 Some of the thieves got • *Wry with 'broken heads. and the officer.: Be was responded is fir, utant time to °" .Dorset.__ mi1im...4.......w at iirdy.the !Tt li t : rule to shelf cause, i • ~': s - P - i ..ri: - a 1- - 1.1 - „ one left hie bat bebind , frint.• • The gendemitiewho was bring' the pawnbrokers forward .wjth.tk.s.lwelterti. Priori fat aa r oa Monday. : they wer. "ttetwwilY steep at ' ' attacked could not efreivraida..he foul's! hYlistoffigers. •in y.. cad want . way quid, bat sot .. at higher prices' ths a l at forayer fsire. Hr.: Tfoosa Rues". -- - • DIEt). Oa Friday, the Sth inst. at hdaostoa, Mr. L. Va llisay, aged 73. On Tnaridag last, at Charts Mrs. Ortivie, arid eh. ro• Het of the late Or. Ogilvie. or Eng!afield-green. Surrey. 1 Oa TitursdnyOte.l7.ll ult. it East Barnet ' Mrs. Pollie• _ 2,...., law :~.~ `~ .. Oka _ pompoi ~. Milk f t .~ '.. •t. t .•; • ~~y t IN Ili PM air* 111 MEM .t v , 01, Cr 0 1 IV rlli ~+~ y Pr 7