The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-06 00:00:00

. an imprisonment eon subjected if papa lawless ref- ,;6.1 ,:, __. ten acts - 04 , CA do. h at Nlyslop. ibie thatfur tbe monsters can continue to Iserpetrate their wool bring back the gr o eper s t a te as far as their influence west. Things are °- wee tothst pint sow that they must be put down. 0 4 we are not without hope that this ease of BURNS, b e ( s ,e it be done with, will have 'contributed, and no e in degree, towards the accomplishment of a step so as Ito the happiness and even to the safety of • belga. Ilr. nate will dine with the Farmers at the reper Si p. at Reading, on Saturday next, the 9th in Meat. Toe hour of dinio g is one o'clock. CORPORAL GEORGE. la (MU • orremeoaaav eatxx.) t y We base hero !stormed that the hard labour of Cor- re i ere i G e orge, at • the Brixton tread-mill, was dispensed ad on e easy is the last week, and has trout that time t o e •smotissed. From what cause this relaxation of p lise may have arisen, we have as yet no certain k t v) lea gr. In fact, we never supposed that he bad been b et • ti p to that species of punishment—fur the roper issation of bard Isheur to the infliction of imprison- re we st let twelve months, formed no part of the sentence , ac mart be inferred from the languir of the warrant of 2t cossitsest, of which the followiog is a copy :- 1. • (corr.) " Coldstream Orderly-Rom. Horse-Onards, td Sept. 25, 18n. td - Agreeably to the 25th section of the 34 of Geo. IV., of cap. 13. I tetchy desire that you receive into your cus- s- lady private Eames; George , et th e Coldstream re g iment of Foot Ornteds, sentenced by a regimental General mi Court-martial so as Imprisonment of twelve calendar to Mond!, in tbe Hoses of Correction at Deist's, in the a county of Sammy. " Amtattoan. WooDrasto, • " ljest.-Col. of the Coldstream Kett. of Guards. " To the 'Governor and Keeper of the be house of Correction at Brixton." Now, as the soperaddition of hard labour to the sen- a Isere of an imprisonment fur twelve menthe," could i originate only ic subsequent specific orders, we altogether clooht the fact that Cot poral Geerge can have been sub- jrcted to such punishment. That ht r.Green, the keeper, s beclit, ex mere mole, hare consigned an individual to is panislonent not expressed specifically in the warrant is, as it apprehend. more titan improbable—that the visit- or leg Magistrates' who are nu parties to the trial or the se ntence, sitould have sancttoncd the infliction, is ne- tting less than incredible—that the President of the C..tominattial should hare omitted to express, in his war- tent of commitment, the full measure of punishment • avarriee, is not less so. From all these considerations, We can noly arrive at the conclusion, that the individual r mp I whom our communication on this subjeci is de - prn, has assumed as a fact, that which cannot be Wander] in troth. Possessing an original copy of the verent of commitment, we repeat our disbelief, that an ihdividued, sentenced specifically to " an imprisonment tor twelve months," has for a single hour been subjected to cry other species of punishment. Amster eensation Las not been created at Lloyd's • ier many years than that produced yesterday, by the ar- ••• chain( the packet from Jamaica. The intelligence re- vived by her is Ma nature so disgraceful to the British teary, that it has coiled up in all minds mingled testi. *vets or indigootion aid regret. In every quarter peace. Air merrhist ships bare been assailed by lawless ref- ' lass. British seamen have been cruelly maltreated, and Wel popery of the isthostrious classes of English society it keen toneibly subjected to rapine and to plunder. Ships have been chased by pirates, ,and driven by these m i m e oq its palisade's themselves of Port Royal, in teat peewees of the inhabits.** od-Kiagstoa..aad for ter clays the Port of Lucea, is Jamaica, bad actsally beim blockaded by these buccaneers. Go the 9th of Eeptifine Arra general meeting of the merchants was held a Kingston, wises, on the motion of Wellwood Hyslop Esq., several very strung resolutions were unanitoonsll adopted, and a memorial was ordered to be presented t, the Colonial Seeretary, setting forth the total ineth cieney of his Majesty's naval forces on the Jamaica eta lion. The Carnation, latterly's.) much spoken of, hai arrived at .Jamaica with •011,000 dollars on board I afa more advantageous employment for her Captain and tb Admiral on the station, than any reward which the: could obtain by the performance of their duty in pre kiting British commerce. Ilia Illajesty's schooner, Specdcvell, Lieutenant Geary • was to sail from Jamaica for St. Jago de Cuba, to acre protection from the pirates to vessels under the Heidi rag. Regular ektnvoys were appointed for other plate' min a time of war, hut from the few vessels of war at li lefty for this purpose, much loss of time was expert 'need by the merchant vessels in awaiting their at tital. Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's at Petra dated &Me, September 2.1:—" In consequence of th 'timing state of affairs between the Turks and th Creeks in the Mores, and the various reports in circuit tion relative to the blockade instituted by the Turkie and Creek inaririuse forces io these parts, I have th Lononr to Inform von, for the information of the Con hinter, and the Subscribers to Lloyd's generally, the far same time past there has been no hindrance what miter to a free and uninterrupted navigation under tb British or lonian nag, as far as regards the coast p and Romelia, nor are there at this time an Creek cruisers in this tieighbourhood." Jew STOCS daextes.--fly the death of Golds:Mit EN. there is a vacancy in the list of Jew stock-broken nun there Is a strong spirit of competition amongst th respretabk persons of the Jewish persuasion for the s • 'nation.' fly 6 very ancient Act of Parliament, passe %then the Jews were so abotoinabli persecuted, it Is at permitted that a greater number of persons of that eel gion than twelve shall be sworn in as stock-brokers. 'et esti:l4os has given great respectability to the situntim as the most mitigate ezarniaatios of character is require ord the *eight of the body is immense in the moue market. The Chief Alagistrao of the city of London hi ifir nomination in his gift, and it is considered of ti greater importance, as a regulation has been riseentl made for the transeeting of foreign stock business c toeStoel Exeliang..• au arrangement which throws great increase of urjfits into the heads of the 12 pervert alio are thus privileged. The death of the Jew Broker happens very opportun ly forth, present Gur.i Mayor, wt.o got.. out of office ne; 1 . &lay. The circumstance will remind some of ni readers of a. pleasant anew lote relati dof Wilkes. Ott de hie Mayoralty ore of these brokers uas seriously ill, am Wiikes was reported to be reckoning on the advantage the disposal of Om probable vacancy. 'I he son of tl broker meeting his Lordship, reproached him with wis ing his fattier dead. (tear ieilow" said Wilkes, wb great promptitnile,"lyou are completely in error: I woo rather that all the Jew brokers were dead, than yin father." It is said that the Landed Proprietors of the county Galway will shortly meet, in order to devise somethir which may relieve themselves and the agriculturists. K'Laan vv.—Uri Monday, at the fair of Alullinavi there was • very large show of pigs, but the numb bought was limited, and very small in proportion to tl quantity for sale; heavy pigs io particular were little n ticed. There was but a scanty supply of horned caul red very few purchasers. A gourd was lately cut in the garden of Mr. Micha Becker, of Onilton, near Ash, in Kent, which mecum six feet in circumference, and weighed 1251b5. int& its had t far 4 the they pro- Geary, afford British places, ar at li• e:peri• Ares the the .cula 'arkish the , that what• the ; of Say , ddsinidt, hers, the al passed is Rot t eU. The ,aired, mosey .1 the recently .1116. nest nut tog nd t of the JAMES 0•0311 Tae MORNI • A dinner was yesterday Kensington, "'to celebrate Dreadful Scourging inflicted the mitred influence of the At five o'clock Mr. Pettit ponied by the unfortunate 1 tlemen, entered the room, t centre table. They passed mark of recognition on the p. one hundred persons were present, Mr. Parkins took the Chair. and next to him sat Mr. Cabbed. The cloth having been re The CHAIRMAN proposed (Lend applause.) The next tout was—" The was drank with load and Mr. PARKINS said, the propose wee one which he Ws the cordial approbation *health of the unfortanete, On'fortunate, James Byrne, moseer of the Mitred Bishop Mr. Coanarr rose—They deal about Societies for the 1. had beard about Societies for stitution—they bad heard, tection and Advancement t ka•ws that •tbose Societies tracts sal pagepbteu through employwil persons to ride t' throw time tracts into gardens, toils wise of those thousands word to ►e found guardini immunity against that which a few years ago was even at the comm.-- known amongst us. Let not selves, by supposing that shop of Clogher would be ... light of an offence committed men. What was the case ? in England, and perhaps log in all perhaps about fist was the ease? Here were fo , est ecclesiastical situations purity of manners. But here tided body found guilty—. the most detestable offence descend to! What then wa would the argument—what deduction drawn by fori , they not say—would they log, that if one in forty of t England had been detected , hnt reasonable to suppose that than sae in forty of the general asemtpt? This would be men, and it was to t. haunts defend their coasts./ . limy had assembled oa that allided to our intercourse with aniglsofeach bus and depraved obnoneof that though he objected I thee which induced the enact yet he could not help wishing tatted our roasts, previewing i stranger seta it was fully a free from that vire which sea with the natural feelings sad hat please]. He (Mr. Cobbett) was se it appeared were the persons him to shield so anfortasate had been attempted to be oast be all Englishmen who valued try's honour. How came Cousioess, which was " aishop's" case occurred ral weeks after that odious. be asked, that oat of 11'8648 s be did not know bow many wet a word was said, not a question was made for the purpose of % Clergy, or the nation, from r patation—[applause]? 4bsy had no " grounds "se case before them.' this? Was not the fact notorious as it could be a as was selling, which was sooodsy ?" And yet no was instituted. Far be it dons of Parliament in and he might be permitted toe. of the "mitred Prelate and fully as serious a matter halting of a bull, a bear, in Westminster.—(Applause.) no imputation upon the persons measures as those to which ' the Six Acts before Mm, I than opinion upon the Acts, wisdom, thought fit to enact. Byrne, be observed, that P' poor man had lately been,. to Parliament next Session. tion, he (Mr. Cobbett) bet this tie might yenta' accept or reject it.—(A cepted was his most arch._ lief to the unfortunate victit but if they rejected it, then was, that be (Mr.C.) knew publication of the petition. volumes to the people of to how great an extent could prevail against perh. phlet, c ontaining the facts lished—and it ought to b Such a pamphlet ought country; it ought to be so, he would maintain that rival all the other Tracts various Ladies and (lent' enlighten the country.— obaervations, Mr. C. exp.essed scription would be made /- tion as would make him enable him, by common family. In aid of this, 1 end as to the political (Mr. C.) would take that The health of Byrne' . The unfortunate man the focts which re have dogging, imprisonment, A person named PIA. Lion on the night of th, stances of a clique not A gentleman named 1 the present Chief Justit in consequence of which pleasant nature ensued. After some pointed rem' The wile and bane chit they were neatly, thong{ strong feeling in the room, pears to be at least M. A subscription was will lead, as Mr. Cobbett molog, to substations • . . r r - • t THE • • . . S TA TES MAN. . • S BYRNE. ' banterer smell, will, when pot together; ;rake a 'geed THE LORD MAYOR RUM? APPROVED "or' ItY • .413.- • mind Mai: .. • HIS MAJESTY. . RN IMO CHROHICLII.) . The health df the Chairman was severally drank, and r given at the Horn' Tavern. die meeting separated' • On Monday the Imed Mayor elect, accompanied hi I rate the Asniversary of the the Recorder, and the other city °threes who notedly THE FOURTH OF NOVEMBER. attend open such occasions; proceeded from Ouildlt a mu ted i e Bi on James Byrne, through —emeo--. • the house of Lord Stowell, for the purpoieof mei*. .it shop of Clogher." Ida , and Mr. cabbetf. „ new [nom TRU DUBLIN UORNI NO POST OP MONDAY.] through the medium of the Lord Chancellor. !es •le- e At the h oer of te r going to press, a strong guar .I of jesty's approbation of the choice of the Citizeii. , a to Byrne, and some other gen- 1 . and took their seats at the rl iee s horse and foot , surrottoried the Stone in Col. Liid Mayor for the ensuing year. The horse " kept moving" about the Sta• The Recoanert introduced the Lord Mdyor elect to - td to their places without any lede•Frien- tne. A grouper spectators stood aloof, looking on. the Lord Chancellor, and stated that he upon *whom the Se part of the Meeting. About There were in all about sixty men. There was a reserve distingnished honour of the Mayorelty had ti-en .eon- e present. of sixty' more in readiness to act, if necessary, and the (erred by his fellow-citiiens, was a Member of the Mer- e . Chair. Byrne sat on his left, ..kobbett. . military guards. at the Castle , were donbleml! If the chant Tellers' Company, and was in every respect qneli- Lord Lieutenant and Mr. Ooullourn believe these pre- fled to fill the situation to *bleb his merits hid • reised removed. . I • ed "The King," with th dons to be necessary, what must they think of him. 1 ge Loyalty? . The Loan Cneetotet.oi said he reVicerl iri having 6 ~ I the Lodges mumbled on Saturday night. Wears " The Female Sex." (Tbi the opportunity of communicating to the Corporation ed, that in die morning they vault demand leave to repeated applause.) of London, that their choice bad met with the needed the Statue; on a shew of force being tweet to pre- next toast which h of hit Majesty. He was himself, he Was proud to say. • . it. they will desist. and commence a law proceeding. - he was convinced wo a cititen of L on d on , and b e lon g ed to the Conipiny of the legality of the question in all due form. It is olden of the Meeting...o which the Lord Mayor elect eat a member. With re• they act thin under the advice of Mr. Saurin, who 'nate, or as be might ROW soy, spect to the disti.s which the Chief Magistrate had to re the conduct orate Lord Mayor, in preventing me. who hail been made Os petform, he would only say that they were extrethely ime . * • .., bop of Clogher. lag, illegal! portant, inasmnch as not only Abe administration apts. . ..} . ley bad hear d , be said, a great lice very extensively fell into his hands; hilt the conti- • SHIPPINO INTELLIOENCE. nuance of tranquillity end Order in a great theesnte de- he Sapp-elision of Vice-they . . ' --see-- pended upon the exercise of the very large authOritv for the preservation of tbe Coa• 1 Ditat..Notr, 15.-Came thaw the River last n i g ht which the Chief Magistrate possessed. It was of . 1, tarot Societies for the Per •ae,,..a 5E11.A..... today, the Westhr.. 'all, for Jamaica; .:moue's to be inferred from this account of the labours of Virtue and Piety; it MS tbeWillima Hams, Harris, for dig ctivr, p atter . whites the Lord Mayor took upon himself, that when eties had several] circulated son, for S t t. Vincent's; the Esther, s. fur Sierra the duties of th e sitoation w ere p erformed with zeal and ugh the conntry.• They had ; die William Manning, Smith, fo ; t h e ability, the thank, of the community would naturally le through the counties, ate ,it Charles M'CartloY, -. —, for Sierra • be fellow. It wis impoesible to advert for a moment to the ardent, and in front of cottallas. Thalia. Shand. for Jamaica ; the Prince Kegen , u . Mayoralty of AltlenneWMagnay without making some m G i meads of tracts was there a for Tobago; the Caledonia. Brown. for rd .. • elloio sn to the death of a most mmitorioos officer and sg the more ignorant portion of the Echo, Tiftoo, for Madeira and Honifkras. expellent individual, the late Recorder, Sir J. Silrester. '' f • t heinous toed detestable vice, s ou th West, ' . That wonky charm:ter had suddenly been removed from vo is scarcely beard of, and which. PORTSUOLITH. Nov. '5 7 .-Arrived the Catherine, ; . arid in which he bad done much good to a better, Mel the late Oar. w a g hat little en. from the Downs, fur South Americaj and His • - . 4 ich nothing but good could be dune. Humanity '•,, not that Meeting deceive them- jest?. Ships. Clinker and Npi iter, from Newfoundland eof his most conscuons virtues. The laborious the detestable crime of the Bi- -Wind S.W. a - I ditties which lie had to perform were slime te'• e looked upon merely in the -• ! Prmaiotern, Nov. 11-Arrived the Ferrier, Henley, 15 el • with abundant feeling, an d on those painful oitted by onset' 15 million of days, from Newfoundland; she spoke with the Salisbury, occasions seher.p be had to receive the Royal order, with , a? We had about 26 Bishops Filmonth Packet .- Wind W.S.W. res p ect to d:IA-who hail violated the laws of their ante- some 10 or 15 in Ireland. lash- FALMOUTH. Nov. 4 -Sled the 'Enterprise, Hankie, try, he always approached the T hr o ne with the ho p e . • . . forty Prelates. Well, what then for Condom .- Wind W.S. that " mercy would season jostice." Never had be fail. • . forty meta elevated to the high. The Statira, from Havanna to London, is lost on .41 to recommending that the rigour of the law should „; to because of their piety and Frying Pan Shoals ; crew saved. abat e . an d that those who had forfeited their claims to yr ere is one of this pare and sane- remain longer in society should be once 'more pat to the .., • Ity-of what?-tithe grossest. NEW SOUTH WALES. experiment, bat under circumstances calculated to pre- tties that human nature could -elm- vent the repetition of outrage. The Lord Chancellor's ea was to be dose? What eyes, while he spoke of the lamented departure of Sir .. Sydney Gazettes to the sth April inelosiee. have been re- -what would be the logical, John Silvester, were filled with teary, and his articol.. , foriegn nations ? Would " is "' Ile " 4 article worth exir „l ia g is the , d l a °ll l7' doe became indistinct frotn the agitation of his mind. i they nut be inati 6 ad in ear "O 1 Wedaeoday last his Excellency the President, and This important part of the ceremony, preparatory to (of the most sanctified men IS Members of the Philosophical Society of Austrolasia. made the commencement of the duties of time office of Chief t . . . Med in such a situation, it was so excursion to the south head of Botany Bay, for the pur- Ma g istrate, havin g been g one through, thecitizens took e e 111 that one is forty. nay more pose of affixing a brazen table with the following inscrlp- their leave and proceeded to the hospitable employment . ' e general population were equally doe against the rock on which Captain Cook and Sir Joseph of inviting the distinguished persons at time West-end to the natural reasoning amongst Ranks first landed:- the banquet oo Saturday. The Lord Mayor elect has, I remove such impressions-it A. D.-11DfCLII. • besides the Members of the Government sod of the up- • try from so foul a calumny that Muter the auspices of British Science, position, loaded to the list of the expected visitors, A These Shores were Discovered . , that occasion. He had before great number of private friends of mile By se with foreign countries as dm James Conk sod Joseph Banks, epraved babityand here he would The Columbus and Whiseenas of their time. CORN RICIANCL, 12 o'cance.-Owing to adverse . • objected to the principles read too- This spot once saw them ardent nitwits ihere is but little fresh grain in since Monday.- tie enactment of the Alien Bill, In the pursuit of Knowledge; Wheat, notaithstandimr, remains dell sale at our last wishing that a Hoe were drawn Now, ~ quotations, but fine Barley for Malting still sells freely. - - ...... eating the admission of every To their Memory, this Tablet is imeribed, In Peas, Beans, and Oats there is no alteration. Toe • ' fully ascertained that be was la the first Year following are the importation :-Englieb Wheat, 1910 ; ‘ - t hieb was so meek at mimeo Of Warier. 1120; Oats, 2210; Irish Barley, 160; Ditto, sated habits of Englishmen-Pip- The Philosophical Society of Australasia. 0.12,590. Sir Thomas Brisbane, K.C.H. F.R.S.L. and E. lett) was proud of his country; • ad of tCorrespo Ins Member the Institute of Fresco ), The hydrogen gas exploded, a short time ago, in a f .• persons who assembled around President. coal pit belonging to the Fenton Park Company, in the .( mate IDES fres such a stain as •.D.-111)ECCIXII. Potteries, in which three young men were at work; they • ''• '' • cast upon him. So ought to " Ottbil Interestiegoceseion the Society had the good were all seriously injured, and one, named w e are iers Mills, le tined rattled their owe or their coon- fortene to be assisted by Captain Gambier , and seve r a l of dead, la' View a distonsnlge 'Willow and fo ur c h ildren I se it, ties, that la the Home of the ell of hid Majesty's ship Meatless ; and, after di- '" • - happy to say the other two are in a fete way of • ~' 1 sitting when the detestable- Mug toge ther in a natural arbour on the shore, they all re - i , ed-which was 'Klieg for seta . piked theroek 'stalest which they saw the tables solder. recovery. 4 1 6 58 h a pp e n e d it, edm abeet twenty-five fret above the levet ef the *is Two women, named Anne Connor and Mee Doe- -- 1 ' ''' • 16101 Members of that House (and they there drank to the immortal fame of the Illustrious en oelly, were charged on Wednesday, at the Head Police illy were sitting le the other), not whose discoveries they were then met to commemorate ." Office, Dublin, by a Mr. Thomeal Poynton, who lives in plosion was asked. not a motion and has the care of a house belonging to the Corpora. • sae of deluding the Church, th e On Monday night a Messenger left' town with dia. lion in Easex-street, with attempting to burn that hater. rote so gross. so dreadful an ins- patches for the Hon. Mr. Hill, his Majesty's Minister at They were fooled in the act of setting fire to their fur- e„ " Oh! it was perhaps b e c a use Turin. The dispatches were supposed to be in answer niture. They were both intoxicated. ids to go upon. They had- to those brought by the same Messenger a fortnight We are happy to observe, that Oliver Turner, the : 1: . , r m ." Who could dare to say since- principal actor is the brutal assault on John Archer, of • e /ma . , • , m, ho of the " Bishop's" atrocity as This morning being the first day of Michaelmas term, Ole, err. in a house of ill-fame at Birmingham, for t ma d e ? W as it no t as notor i ous the Judges (with the exception of ffolrovd and Richard which several persons were tried and convicted at the 3. mesas " notorious as the min at son), the Attorney and Solicitor-0 I, and the King 's last Sessions fur this county, Iles at length been appre- ,- M - . ••.,,. , - to motion was made-no inquiry Serpents, and Council, breakfasted with the Lord Chan. heeded. and fully committed to Our county gaol fur trial . iit from him to question the woe- cello'', at Lincoln's Inn Hall i and at beitPeat twelve. -(Wanoickthire Advertiser.) ny of its enactments ; but surely they proceeded to Westminster-hall in state, to open One day last week was dug in the garden of the Ma,. to observe that the atrocious caseter of the George lan, Rohrrtshridge, a potatoe Oro their respective comm. modals military associate." was DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-Yesterday as Mr. Nelson. measured in circumference 2S induce, and in lengh 7 • r for legislative iequiry, as the many years resident in K e ntish.Towo as a Bricklayer, inches, weighing four pounds ! Bets of One Guinea r, or a badger, in any hole or pit was ascending a ladder, three story high, in order to were offered, that the produce of this single potatoe, if .. clause.)-lo saying tbis he meant inspect some repairs on the top of time house of the Kev. planted, would measure four bushels. ,I. a persons who introduced such Mr. Grant, when near the summit his foot slipped and M MI. -The fair of Kilumin in this county, on Mon- 't Dinh be alluded. Indeed, with he fell to the bottom. On being taken u p, he was found Jay last, was crowded with stock of every description ; ii, he felt afraid to utter more dreadfully hart, and on the way to the Middlesex Hos- hot there was a melancholy lack of purchasers. (lot of Acts, which Parliament, in its Pita', he died in Ooodge-street. on the shoulders of the many hundreds of the finest bullocks, we are hammed enact. Adverting to the case of men who were conveying him, m that only two sell lots were suld , viz. one score two- at shielded and fostered as that MATCH TO THE 36-rH MILE•STON6 ON THE PATH years-old, at 21. 1.54. each, and half it score three-yearS. ', . ::; en, he would present this petition ROAD.-Thos match was for 2110 guineas, undertaken old, at 4/. to neighbouring gentlemen. The sale 14 elm. Upon the fate of that yeti- by Mr. Ahernethey, brother o f el e s ea t s pedestrian, sheep, we are informed, did not exceed 120, at very re. would not presume to decide; who rivalled the per °minces o' hi s co - I nt u i t ; t u liar- du red prices. It has been steed to es, Goat several no- , .., are to say, that they mast either clay, Iwo week, in his match to Nottingham. 'lbis ices of intention to surrender lands, aMe mi at 4 I laugh.)-That it should be ac- match (72 miles) the pedestrian engaged to do in 23 this fair, amongst which was one from 51 Kirwan, Esq. • lent wish. as it would afford re- hours, and he started from Pimlico at three o'clock On 01 D a l g in, referring to a great tract tibial he loolde from } -MI victim Byrne and hi ogchildren; Sunday mor nin g on his route. Besting was 6t04 on Sir Francis Lynch Wove*, Bert. in the Barony of Clan- --, 0- • '• then all he could venture to say time. He won the match by a quarmer of an hour. morns, and from which it was supposed no small interest ew no law which could prevent doe A REAL IRISH HULL.-A fellow named John lien- was derived. an, *edits publication would speak Brick, who stated that he had been a " patriarch" in At Usk fair on Tuesday last, the prices of farming- of Ragland. It would shew them South America, mule a complaint aga i ns t a Collitalle stock were more ruinously low then ever, there being a t place and power, however Talky, named Lawlese, to the police of Dublin, for eliciting decline of one pound per head on rattle since .ej • / mm : ersecuted hint:teener. A small pant- him out of his share of the produce of a set of I:arness poo l-f a i r a f ortnig ht agu e, I t was ment i one d t h at some 'acts of the case, ought to he pole width they had stolen nut of a coach-Legs* that morn. of tim meek of eare.driehlamttLeem Aberoareany, whim h obe entitled The Bishop's Tract."6o(!-Hendifek - terdlilrsrary with' great naivete, and cost from 21.) to 231. a-bead, were'l %viers 'sold' for 5 ttobe of related throughout the was astonished when he %Va. stopped as lie was leaving to 6'. An immense quantity of cheese was pitched but i i . e thrown into every house, and if th e offi ce, and ord e red to Netritrate.! lie mentioned lit t l e s old, and that at depree444.4plices. Good car.- that in twelve months it would where tbe• been"' had been sold, and it was disceverttl• horses. of -the breed of the country, were quite uneale- • eta which went . !abroad from the Search is making after Lawless. able, excepting at vinous prices, as low as from 31 to , • a ntlemen who were so anxious to Earasioaotet•er PeoutTE.--Last week, in the nee- al. eac h. .(Applause.) After l o o ter eery of Mr. John Caruthers, Itmehergate, in this ri'y.. On Thursday last, the market-house, in the village or' - • . ' . 'pressed a hope that a liberal sob- two carrots were taken up **hick weighed 911 w. without Tre-Moggridge, was °tooled for the accommodation of •• , is f or By rne; not suc h a an i ma * . the tops !-On the same plat several others were rai.ed the public. At an early bent every part of the covered m a rich man; hut just enough to which weighed 41bs. each and measured lain. rouud, mai Let was filled with meet and curs, and a great deal n industry, t o sn p oor t hi mie li an d and two fret lung ! - (Carlisle Journal.) Mae necessarily exhibited for sale in the market-plece. ,he (Mr. C.) wohid do his utmost, To sheer the extraordinary mildness of the season, which was crowded with standings for the sale of butter I . ation of The Bishop's Tract, he there is now growing in the garden of 51r. Hone, a res. p , ultry, vegetables, fruit, pigs, earthenware, shoes, linen- • - at upon himself.-(Applause.) peetable farmer at Rickinaneworthm Herr's, a crop of drapery of various kinds, nail., hats, fistinels, cheese, e having been proposed, P eas, from which several gatherings have been bad !- and fresh herrings. A great nnuiber of people attendee, 1 :. n got upon the table and detailed rVhat in thee it still more rem trkable, is, that this is the (it being calculated there were at one time cot less than we already given relative to his third crop produced from the same piece of e,ronrel fift ee n hundred persons present) and Pearly the whole • it, Lc during the season. The present crop looks as flourish- of the meat, with a great proportion of the other articles INT. who had been in the White ing as site crop did in May. of provision, were disposed of at the following prices:- he Bishop's visit, detailed dream- Another proof of the matinees of the season ; there beef from3t. to 4d. per lb., mutton 20. to 4.1. pork 3i I. t fit to be here detailed. was discovered, on the farm of eFreelend, parish of In- to 4:1. ,inner front rod. to 6d. per lb., cheese, best making hlasox entered into a defence of chinnan, the property of Mr. Matthew Killed], a hedge- g I. by the lb., prime wheat at 69.6 d. per bushel!, oats at ice (formerly Counsellor) Bathe ; eparrow's nest, containing. three new laid rearm, in a 2 e . ti.. potatoes (by the sack) for 35., f resh hotter f' ich an altercation of a most un- hedge in the open fields, on the 25th alt. Alec, a bee fetched from Intl. to I lil. per lb., and tub butter (by the ' ' s hive, in the same parish, wee carrying on work. cask) sold at tijmi. The chew of meet was excem-dinglv remarks from Mr. Cohhett, Our cemtle market has been more abundantly supplied hue, particularly t h e. Scotch beef from Newport dud. . :-. 1. 'Utile of Byrne were introduced; for the last three or four weeks. than at any period Ce notes, and Daniel Lewis's mutton. eh humbly clothed, and excited a within our recollection. The sheep pens have been Lately, a man at Beckfoot, near Allenby, set a net in nom. The eldest, a daughter, sp. found insufficient to hold the nntithei A brought for sale; Catherine Hole, in %%bleb, in a short lime, he caught e and we regret to aid. that the prices are still ritinoo..- tei dozen of tine flounders! And about a week since. o entered into in the room, which Indeed um know one experienced grazier, who sold fear men from Allenby, with a t.rew net caught in a few ,ett observed in the coarse of the sheep, on Thursday hest, for 275. n bich cost biro in the hours, the amazing qa inlay of three toes of the same ions in the country; and those, spring 41ae.-(Bristol Mercer') kind of fish,-(Whitehat•en Gazette ) . , • . . • i . ~ . - .., • , . • . &T -T- Vitish 4 no cattle, 4 ichael msitsured