The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-08 00:00:00

CATHOLIC COMMITTEE. . Donr.ts ) in, I. O'Cosxon, Esq. in the Chair. Sir, I rise as pursuance of the notice hich guest our, latit, meeting, fur the purpose of criers!, respecting the illegal persecution of an Irish Catholic soldier of Militia. And, Sir, iit my bumble judgment, wr should be Ott) , of. a dereliction of duty to our fellow-co - unto men, if we suffered* the Perpetrators of the offeuce, svliieh I am about to mate, too unpunivbed. I conceive NO are callt.xl on. by every social feeling,. as Catholics:and ai Irishmen, to drag the bighted delisiquanti (what. ever may be their exalted. rank life) viol only be fore an enlightened public, bui : b4ere . a Court of criminal -jartsdietiuo. The feOts, 49 reported to" me, arc shortly these :--A Rteiour Catholic private ; soldier, belonging, to a certain Regiment of Militia, for no other offence thin for ahentllogat Chapel, to *discharge those religious duties, which lie, in common with all mankind, oced to his God, MAX ststt 'lSt eiranCifik TO, TT TOAKSPOOTILD TOO' fait I-rand has actually, like a ;amnion con.' tict, pr.4cistded so far on his passage into ciiiu as the tale or Wight. Sir, there are two courses left . ~.for ac e° gaor4o this case—the first is, tb the fact, •In whatever shape be thought advisable, before the Hoops* of • Commons. The accond,, to have the ballasts* istaaigated in a Court of Law, and disposed of by verdict, of a Jury. That the law, as otAir exists, is: sufficiently strong tip p uo i s l l thy ileesons, guilty of the crime, there COO IN. ! no doubt. .1 shall there) m move, A ' That our Secretary, Mr. E. Hay; 'do open a subscrip. don, for the purpose of *fraying the expence,of having the matter fully ineesCigated ; sod- that S o b.Cominittee (consisting of five). be appoiAte4 to inquire into the Cteltb of facts and to rePo4 to the General Committee." Mr. ['essay seconded the motion. • • Mr. CuTtai stated several grieeances of Catholic soldiers, serving in the Militia, which he thought called loudly for, redress. lie particularly alluded to the Roscommon and Fermanagh Regiments. In the Roscommon he understood a Catholic was held incompetent to be appointed to the rank elms of a Non.eummissloned Officer.' Ile said he had also been informed that the Colonel of the .Feroianash Militia would nut suffer an Officer to be *appointed to his regiment, who hadoot previously proved hits loyally., by taking the Orangeman's oath. Awl that the Catholic privates of that regiment were refused the liberty of exercising their religiees tics. He appealed to Counsellor Kernan, ai maaagh Gentleman,' as well for the truth of inn, facts, as fur the conduct of the Orange Jury, who, at the last Assizes of Enniskillen, acquitted one of their precious members, optpitiWawsling it was lo proqf by the Prisoner's .ottris confession, that ha bad robbed the Chapel of Elniekilleti of ail rriest's vestments, •aud Inta coapaitted wetly Other sacrilegious acts. . . . • . i Or. ,K KILNS N --• 4 Sir, !poi not compafeut to say (because:l am igtioraot of the, fact) Urfsetlaftfe A* priv ire soldiers Of. the Fcruursmis irriiitsten‘ , 017 iii.• ,fessipg the Catholic religion,. arc ,prevPutml re! IN! Earl of Enniskillen from smsv.f.ivitig their ili!if .duties —j should hplie. the fact .othcitsisa, Iftt,6 respect to the circumstance o ft scilad4lous out. raga committed in ,pi' pbiqpi. i gni4iqoll Olt 1 trial had been pie lislie4 ,iss . Ai ssewspupies.ttif this city; anti to such . pactsM lra read the re. port. it i, iinnerusearp,for Ma to state s mote . tfian this fact..—naineiy,, iLost,,at Ilia trial there was All• tient evidence produced no tho part pt 'OM Op!. to convict the crevasse, and . thut lise'yerdici of 'ac . .. . qui ttal was Ibe rrf ire-sot oil; ceptrary . to evivience, but to .the chioge of Mr d bistice ,Lffet . cl*, ' 15 114 Learned Judge. woo presid . % ft Wall.Fitti.. . ' al' in that county, that lite ,j,ffy .111)10 WW1 1: 46 e 1 .... souer colisi,,:ed of Protestants; there beiptAbsif two instances (as I env informed) since the gevolutiiii„ of Catholic. serving _op .. .Tutors, at the Aitiziil or. . • • • .. Mr. O'CuneelPs,rnotion waecar j rlid unanimously.; SOLI I?,Ti r j•;•‘ -- Eitf tNT of ARTS, MANUFACTURES: - AA 0: cmitacg. • On Wednesday a kallot ill continence& for the eleotion of a Vire.President, in the room of theist*: - Earl of Dartmouth, 'skids - closed at two. .The oni Cutilidates ram Were recommended, were the ; E *Hs of Morton and Liverpool, the latter of a boo ssa. elected by a majority of eight. Another election, we understand, will anon take , place for a Vice.Presitlent, in the room of Lord Ilennilter, who ha resigned. In the eveming, an invention came before the Society, which is likely to.afford groat comfort to i very numerous class of artizins, namely, tho Wa. ter Gilder's. It it well known that the process in cam paji on this brooch of business Is most Kra. clous tti*e health or those concerned in it, owing' to the noxious A'illtifia.from metallic anti other sub., stsocrs, which compose the preparation used for • gitilin a. •The machine in question is so contrived, .that personal!' that line of business may pursue thric avocations without - the least injury to their • health. • f4I6ii.ISH. The-great- battle .hatwiet .Club end Kolgneur, the•itiaeriean Black v ou which the whale of sport. , • 40g attention is devoted, wall take place,en Wed. weselay eensighfollout thirty miles from Loudon. The pugilists, base .both been several. weeks in training,Crib in Kent, and .Dilolyneux 10, llurtfurd attire. Crib has been reduced a. stone. -Su great is • tbe,attenti..n , paid to the:objects - of this approacbc ing-contest, that they are tinily visited by, patikisu Mulfuenx has received an i iiivitatian to shout and course in a Gentleman's pail;, where he, encountered the gamekeeper .na Monday last. The latter not being aware of the indulgcuce given to Mulyneux, attempted to take away his but he was saluted with a sumerset over the • park.phling. Alulyueux has much improved ell training, and he expresses confidence of vengujah,, Ing the sturdy champion his adversary. It. is: generally allowed that Crib never hid a more , atgly, seatomer, but there is little doaht•that.he will &'c the d•-••/ his duel k THE ST. OLD B4ILEY. ti• ,7; I Yesterday Ethveril loiter! :ire, . indicted for the, wilful &Herder of Petit tanigstimmi a Swedish sea. man, on board the ship &acmes . , lying at Black 7 • It appeared from the testimony of John Jansen, a seaman belonging to the same vessel, that the Pri soner, who was a Coqinn.house Officer on board, .and the &ceased, had got intoalbsted together on sholtsib of Novettiber last.' About twelve o'clock it night the •Prisoner called tui . sothethiac to t eat, seine kiosk was given him, 'which he began cutting *Aka clifp knife ; the deceased had retired to his haeinioCk; and hearing the Prisoner make a noise, he desired hies to desist, as he was very tired, 'and °WW I to 1i0e4.-;tbst Prisoner went over to th'e dc. ceased add pillearlilai 'byt (he hair, on which he in. •Metliatet v yjaesipedliiiiindslyktek the Prisoner a blow s Who ins fitly Stabbed liim in the abdomen with tpo, koire l 'which he 'Mitcld iWhis hand. The deceased was taken to' the Leidy' where lie. died two day. sifter. . . , Surgeon belonging to the 1140101 proved, that the deceitied had died in' consequence of a wound in the abdomen. • ' ' • • •• ' • • , . Mr. :estice.Gagsa directed the Jars to hyvit the IPiisisnor • of Ike ` murder. ..11e appeared ,to liave hid thi.fatal iestrainCnt in htchind some dine 'hi. fore the =displiao took reeciiail a blow ; arit s etittimat 4,y - `iteditri t tioii, stab. bed Ml opponent. ••• ' • • • . The, Jury gerprittgitbe triscliset of 'attract., bet fotiUd him gulli.o othiehitatightei. elms Walter, a most respectable looking woman, was indicted:l - Or stealittg one piece or French cam., brit, Value 31. in the shop of Richard &blot), hie property. ' . The Proseeator keep' lilleen.dratpery warehouse at Ni,. 7.1, Oaford.lfrostrdo thi 19th of Neiveth. ber; the Prianner calik - frite his shell 'to pirrehise seine 'elinibriti--the4intielf being busy' with 'anothei ctistomet-olesirtd oncof his ihopmen to attend her:-. the bitter showed her souse goods, of which she did not, approve, aid the yeang'aiiiii stooped down for the perpole Of-Pulling out a that er ; .at that 'MO: meat the Prosecutor timed rattail, 'aid 'observed the Prisoner hastily chile' her pelisse.' •Stsipecting * that she was concealing soinething,' he year over, l and, on opening her pelisse s perceivis4 plebissof muslin under her,left arm 't off deli;g'deilletild,i- she expressed sorrow for her ,Cobtloict, and entreatel forgiveness. Guilty of stealing, bit not privately.. • The Prisoner, whose connexions are very credit. able, was yesterday evening tried and acreiged for similar olfeece. • She otpr.ere4 deeply: affected by her vefiitt i ti s nate **km. •_ mos. itobo.too iodictod for pirglerloisi.)y .siteklag Wilkins, *in *film '741 November, att4. stealing several le4s, blinkets,lte. and -Lydia "Ilelsilr'i s s indicted cur fe, ittaiira , ll re L eeitieg the 'Finis. '• •• 'The _Frosectini, a broker," Wee oviner of a boleti Ili tppeslierkeley..etieets whlo lie iesa. ksiniqly .I 144 d( rho; :fill. rformithir. he saw all elif..e s .but Ou l tbe folloWiag i tley bat ielel!‘„ ad infureilti4 that his !weld I'lo litsen .. 4.4 He Wine la Gi les'i We'tcb:hease s Ai* i part pf his property" • ,•• , . -` ,J,joica 'Davis, a . watebaten, 4ePesed - •to baring ,stoppid smite witlte bed on kip . slieliitiejts, : the niorniag of tke t itih or Niiveterpit * near the - • Seree `Dials: . The nian escapOti l liut joi• bed • *Di:tali:oe to "tug watch-house, and nes aftsisneards Idsiatillid :by Sr. - .1n coatickerai.af Information receiyed'fii Rieder, Ale W4tch.-itouse keeper ) • hi searched.. atiOnteinSltertra.iptrdens ; 'and in 111e.:Pelsoner, 4pitop l et Ini,f9usid t kve bilkalketes i .9 ids a'o.?. ( l**; wera 70* ttoi4o PO ; • ~. •-• , fennel Veletley.depostio to having : ot the ligoer Avbinsonivi the m o r n ing Of-.oll,Stli of No. somber, with a. large bundle which' he carried Into ldo. 10 Si,cire444fdeo • iii which bone . the-Pri. i;iiier Field comnioniCated what she. had• Oren to , btu husband, who alipialien4e4 Robinson two daysaftei. • . • Tbe-two Prisoners wro found /s Ilanrsrso Eamsrgei was indicted tor stealing a ,quantity of weariaiiikntrafs tlio•Orttpdaq 'false* Diriire.. . . • -, . . Mary Divine stated; tuft , she was alau9ds o 4l and had employed the Prisoner Lir two years 7 -on the 15th of November she was apprehended . an a charge of.atealing a great coal end souk:boa from a house .whetc 'OM worked--on searctos4 tier, fty seaen doplieites Were - found, and - the di reut pawobrukers's shops being eximined, a variety of stocklisgs, shirts, &c. were discovered, which. had .bern,atolen from her. . . Twit pawnbrokers, with wbeas ths Prisoner had ,file4ged.,the property, idend4ed her person. VeidiCt--cssilr,y of stealing to the val ueof 395. • S mir Mirk Taiair r_ion ) a I 'wes indicted fur stealing 35 guineas aid, a half gui.. , Wee in . and four foreign, pieces of gold coin, the. property of AodreW : the h9ase of 11-lenry geileon. Mr. ideitliied, an ofheri in the na, stated , , be cimpq to titian on, the 17th of N ovember, and went •to . at the CannoitCeffee.liousii-o , after he had dined, he and Mr. M'llityre {ti toted of his) proposed to go to . the play togetiter-rthe latter having a einisiderable sum .of, mosey eitiat hint s .thewitneks advised him not take it fiat; Mlntyre, in consequence , gate Min 33„ ilittraiass • ' and fout foreign pieces of geld, which be. a la a . privite'diawcr in ; small dressing-case; iii anothe r drawer of the same cas t: he put four guineas belong., ing to himself—he then locked the, case sip in his 'trunk. :lie and Mr. M 4 Stityre whet ottt, And did ` not retuin all night—when • be came home on the folleviing morning-, ho •Itsund . trunk- had been brakeeo,pen„ and the prop erfy taken. 4,4 4 1,,1 mire etortsiboteted fhb miterd'il . , • liaison, the proprictstr...eif : es . Cannon Cetfee.httese r stoied, that oo•tbe i ,VO4( Novem. b et , gi b* prim;oer came to Mi' hqd and ordered dinner--- ftcr Oitint.r he inforntc4 tta, waiter that be was going to the.plAy, ; itail wWheille hp* toed' 01 . 1 his sown. This was aFt.eo..to, .arid he' came back alas } half-past nine. .'s*ke room apprepriatl • % 'AN. , • 0 , .... 4 .-2 4 ! ) ..'"I b E v ' ed to hitn was next to that which *a oliespialf by Mr: Maitland. iYhen t he ',warned be intoirated th waiter be had not Stahl vii the knee:piens. Ile or den:A supper, whisk htivin'g 'eaten, he tidbit, t 'bed about half-pail'teiti.',l' The. chambeitaehtibiet •19 after wardi 'WC:lli:tab& the Witness, ibid . IStl! (lived' the Giitietisitqleaniag llPOsoner)lthd fah • ' Mr..**iiit i taitili Min (Vtitit k bW tlntim . • he, la iOA . sequesiie, went ` OP italri s , sad sfeticid - klie that' - - beim •rentnied fronlihe room : ' it 'that 'Uhl. 41 Prisottet .witit nitikithf: n'grolit noise; as. If 'lfireakt 'elite' the trunk: 'Mtiseitit desired 'hint te'eilue the ibior; 'arith'iliftft 'ciAittilind t after ele*:arords he Ceinpileil. Witness and It waiter entered th room, When theipivaid ilia' Pilinn'tw iiing 4 l6 bed with his clothes on' t • dila" Isjietit . things 'tattered 'Aiwa. COneeiiinji it; "right' ib hive - a n 'Ohcery he !Gelid the Priittuar 44 And sent • fur 'one, who ' 'aittlieB ih)rtky' iffhi s :and - to . whom he Sate the i l 'jirlit s tner•in iiitoity,'s il" . iia's tiikea t to'.the watch. ' htiaitt.:--atid l tra tairaiiik`the roots', :the thank was . tonfitt 'brkiken tiiin' t t 'itat( hid' Under' the 'bed =a ' 'chat' of draweA !lasi 'Opened in 'Which eighteen' . : t eViness' were disco'rited ) , and two pieePs'iif fo'reiga g, 941 coin; unileithaltitattress wein'ftlunit hie : Atli.' times, Wrapped 'tip I 1 niece re'ce of brdMs peer, and a ' clii s kel.` The Priskiniii'dmiled alt ktieitiedge of the business. Mar?' " " '. ,' s' - 'ii ••••• , 1 , ! ! I , ...:.:•• Mae? °Wed, the chambermaid,' who l stieired the Pritotter to his rotiifq; . .dePoied; (hit It4ting•gOlte into ati, apartment tnimedilitOondiitfhit in ;WO the Prisotier'i4a" 'olie" he r aiii a raMMineitOtie offer: beiheall ''iiiiii on ganfi l to "preks fe . PAr. lliftland'a' iiiisiti 'stiji inissed his trittilt' t and * iniMeirtateli in.' furnotxt hir Mil:seer. -' ' - • ,J . - • 1 'Pyke; a constable, spoke to the . ipprehension of the rrisoner„ . 'and proffifeed a chiseel"4iith Thich the icon It , iippeared t o . brine 'Veil broke n open. -. Gieo; 'in "Offider of'MarlhOreughstreet, stated, tintfaii*Moodailhe /Mb hi 'searched thPrisoner, and fu'untlie 'une of his 11Ptiti17. keineae, and two Piet& of for i eignii44 . Nl.era t ct....Gnift:f. The Priicinerii appearance was ntrau And qua. lid i `but' it' was itateirthet When he went' to the Co6oe4touse he was, habitcd Abe a ban' of the first liars Cavelaisd was indicted and' capitally eon. okied, for kitijiletilf ' b t ritilattg and entcrtng the dweiling.hansit of: ipiatp I,ttta . and ,stealing a f r pair of sheets mini et yr iorticies, his ;property. The rolls iiiii Pr humeri' 'ilitee convicted orfalony t 'Milifiits: ‘`4.%;'rni• sfeall i t ',ll. lowit,.:*' dFinking. bur, two piles Of chiati, ski . Other articles, the Ooperty. , of ‘leit'tint. ThOMPsonned§trarhan. ;Wiry Ftrtlffibis, for 'dividing a feather bed,. a holliter,. and Other 'Melia,. the property. of James Ganliner un in it ledgini 'loom: • . , . • ;Or:hard Rich,' for stealing 6155.. weight °rpm, TATie 61. the pro eity of td. fliiitnes bind others. la6erii iluaillisi; for Stealing 235. rid. in half. ice. ' . • • _. MIDDLEVEIREISPIVS, Dra 7. '• • • • _______ 'sties Lee was Matted fOr annulling Hannah 'Mtiviin t e; It appeired In evidened that the Defendant wis beating his Wife, and the'Phisceutria, observing • Ure barbarit) with which lie cOnsketeit hisnsalf, endeat. toured to interpose, her gotid' offices to prevent the 'further exercise of his viOlinc", when he tamed le r 'ill hit:rage towards'i'4r,. add wMt . all his fbrce Vp: her iiiirSt . a blow as knocked fief dnwee fi, . airt stain` by . :which her Stal l tinti brokeit. *U r 'fined ittilty ) and' itenteneed (tipsy i fi ne of . 4ot ° ' ' , It is given otitislyillit 7 'fainitterialistst that mea :Sures are taking'lo'llakek: tintriber 'tit Willie de. fOters disg eta w hielt 'they have' de.. iWadeti '"tie suppose, this braineinttlin mentl'atitaleatiritt, itilich''Mloisterif Web , efletti been studying: trishetheyibiy begin their work 'in taineit.LAttiatitime,' Of ifrayatenis. on etio . i theevtint*lit"titiintitid consider 'the* ..reftinditigsysteni titd *Worst lintl'ittliat painful. ;But' ie have nd !'' • ' • " " -11 Beniiikitiiiitt.;i—There is at present elites' blishitig a . 'twist Jew•S Hospital fora the 'irk mid ' maimed pdor. They hare already a trorkliefuse for the ruppOrt•of aged pershrh 'and children; • fdunded vie *the late A.- Golds - titbit +Esq. • • ‘," Eseltishini paper. - .Mis;liiiir Wrexham, were re cthitly tiestro)bd bffire, which was' Occasinbeti. , by theititote‘' The damages ihcurred are esthaited'at 'IOCIOI.- 7 )• , a , X Bill of Indictment was' preferred and . found .by the tranitluey 'against the Minigersof the Stotk' Sactninge' tit • publication, reflecting' ifttin'a Creationism itrin was fornierPy. a Sabseribir to that ' INiSterdfirmorning, x single - horse chaise coming into wiirtact With * . thity is ilblboTn, +the bertse; 'attubhnito dinangeoe'•ilto eltiisec.4iroke 'off ' lull h . the ftie,• 'off 'at full spedt, • leaving "the 'rsitnfitYwais'-eittl the bridy . .sif the 'Carriage tit the Inimat r ats' wilts greet ittift . .• fbe" tirit•PabenOit' w &de Gri4 o i tint In his prtigreis itlreeked' /twin 'sestrat . .)ietkotiii i ,:tiOitte of 'whim were (144401151 y hurt. broke out on Wednesday night', alma Jitilien'afock; in the exteinlive preAstw of Mr. lenkins,` . npholiterer and eabinetAtialiet,• lit Little . Piiistot-street, Geottinistr's.'fiefds . ' • Which daaroyed `the' workshop s, Mu iteck'in tratle, austthe it el ling-bause. ••e ''? ' Early on Sunday morning 'the preMises of Mr. Long, • copper-Plate-printer; in 'Clement's:Jane, Strand, were brOtte rsigerr and robbed 'Of `ittate„.• table cloths, auto Olber Salnables to tlie snvount Of+ urvaids of -4.01:1t.'-' w' , Tuesflaftilitlit, 'a'bOut nine o'clock, as a respect able looking Irctiran was passing Little Turnstile, Iloittorn, - anlll4ooking felittw; hither 'a blow. on. (behead, and•ran ojrivith a' valuable silk shawl be. longing tolhei.:• - bri•sibibli she `gale an alarm, and a 'insighbouring butcher blade Irltvr him l ' and secured_ when tie was taken to St. Glies'is witch house; :together with thepropertyfound'opbeibien." • ' ' ' • Bottsemutc.'s new conseiipacin * foillie Conquest of Spain evinces a suspicion of his dicers, or why select 66 Staff from 44 departineuti, • flit the - fiir; divisions of the e . 0Q,(500 troops, niesi he has taken . .the hint ( frein 'the arrangement . of the'44--Capitele the new Plan of the State Lottery fur ' February next, whjeti has 2,0Q,0001. •iq Pfitect o ,bur T Gott fibriulaiitbk. • , , s M II II I Mil We es g t the 'Octant% from .Th e ife eterio Micro'', Of disict Instant :—" Through the 1 , lien of Jsieut.' . .Pow en, of the 88th regient, 'matebeen favowied with the perusal of t 1 , has received from a broth e r Offi cer or ts. Ni t 'battalion• of that regiment, at was te( '4foned• in' Portugal. It contai ns au iteeeci.‘ [ 'relative to the conduct of that gallant_ cii;ll `it' the battle. of 'Busaco, which, we iice 1 4 beaded, will be highly gratifying t o p e ,4, 1 4: 9...411 that bloody atter, the 886, or Cee n4 ,,,Z 'Rangers, bore a couspieuous share.--.....i n . I +.tiurse or the day they successfully charged 'body of French troops three or four tines am, tittosber ; at length they got so completely ised gedil amongst the 34tIt reg•ntent of Prenthinfittry that ittiyiltad not - room to use their hayemets. ; Bu t the Collailitght 140 were not to be intimidated; ev en , 'one bf Ikon conld handle a tbillelalt bef ore 4 'tong sh4Sittler ar musket. This was not a utotn et 'fbetciniNiesintihn.l..The early habiti of our Weeer,ed at • once la the . whale i ee ig neo "These sopplied all their wants.' They imsirdi gdy turned up the but ends of 'their muskets, sod le the - French corps suCh a Specimen of lei . sio c jnite pig s , as the survivors will'not soon forget! Ita tir b e iewneeeirry la' add, that they acre emitt ed) , istaisifuf ; • but it wohld unpardonable tilueiit stating that their gallaittrj was proudly ititnroled by: Attiritia . lltaaticitta and Lord I VELLts oet Colonel 'and till'brsee Connaught . Rangers, ou themd i - i i*Jitndsivaisst stuatlaer, for their conduct us Ne O . eesititg." • • • ' f. TUE MARIERTS. CORN EXCHANGE—Die. 7. tuanesvr eascEs or Gaols'. Wheat, •- - . ili. 844. Tick - . 434, 55 4. N. Fine ditto - - 384. 924. Oatb, Rye (new) - - - - 364. 404. Poknds 55, 96 ~ Barley, M_411( 4 ,_ ;is. 784. I ¢liive Seed - - W. Peas (Boilers) 044. ttii. I Fine Flour - Grey Ptak. - • • 46i. b*. I Seconds ...... 7 25 . $O. Beam s , . O 4. ; SMIVIRF 1 . M — .0--Ditc. 7. To sisik, the, (10bt, per stone of Slb. Reef ....41. 4 10. U&, Redd of Coage . shisd is p, Mutton bd. to Ai. W. I Hen.bli . Veld —.be. 10. tit 7s. AI, I Mies* fir , P or k 04. to, le, 'O4. graven • •41 . R. ,1 Lainb 4,11. to W. od. • . I - • --r. E eft -bitatic T. Bay . M. UL..: Od. to 15t. 01. tlto.w %AO*. . Of. to X. u O4. Clover_ .... 61. 101 z. ed. to 91. ft; 04, UXBRIDGE. Corn4aspeetar's Itetura.—ThaltSDAT t Du. 6. Wheat, per load —s. to 261. us, Utley, per tptartar... 9br. •—ti. to 46. .044 •• P6t. to Ms. —4. , —d. tp A Dtiato_. , ... . -d .,—d. Peas 563. —d. to .5135. St. James's Mar ,R ket Ofk CS 0,1 Clary Market 4.. ._. .4* :Ali: Waitechapel Marlyt„ta. per it. t)t'alt!.. ta 4st &e. Tow a TAM w 703 5d ON Oi Yellow Aosta 66i5i krotkt .Voiiit ditto, Gl* td el ' Sciao ditto .. 62s tool ilgttrig Stit t ON I Ditto rough .• Grave* .• • •••• . • I Omni p er 'lll4lloor Scip,'ll6—Mottled., Ns—Pieces, 006041* talc * . r , Coolies, pc r 4oiten, d15.64—A1,410 8 11A id , /11010 ATE AND LEADEI/4011.1.111AREnt • • • .. . (By the. Cesium) • . • .1 , Reef ....3s. 841. to As. pa. ycat ~..4s. Btt to 6s. Id 'Mutton ..41. • 4d. to 51. '4d. Pork ....6s. Od. to Ti. OS. • !RICE OF UAY ANLI'S MA %V YESTERDAY. spts,.4.4seor,#'l,. •• . isiliesieso Hay. 61.05. Od. to 101. Os. M. Tiny, , 61. os. to SLIA. 'Straw, 21.10 x. Od. to St. 3s. od Clover, in. Os. to XL 141 t. . . Stiavr, 91. 16s. to 0, • COAL 344(Lic1iT—OEc. DMps at Market. Slitps sold. Poke. $$ 61 $ Newesioile • - 440. Od. to fA 4 8 &": I Z I 4I O 4 : I A few days lick the wife Of Thomas Echo bye. help's ir Inlttc'Xisi's'lld.,ll • was safely delisereiot three In boteriltef ere en likety to 40 . _ ' Mmutay . last, Mrs. Evans. of Famines's, at Wednesday, 4e wife of E. A. Wilde Est sr low ' sqnnre, tord.WL Wedne , dst Usti, the sire of Mr. J. Bows, of square, of a son and daughter. The Lady of Alderman Moray ' of adasslifer. On Fridny, I)eceilber 7, the Lady of - Thomas grotmosi' Esq. of a ditilghier. ' 1 nesday 1.44, at ra T arove Lodge, near chertiey• g" the Indy of Ilumphie Bowles, Esti. 'if a son. Ai Allltl 101). On the 6th inst. Break Hai; rifGloncerter-place. P tom-square, to Mrs. Holism", te)set of J. P. Bubbun• Li of Prince of Wales's, Island. On Monday last, at St. Ano'srbuich, Westmiibter; Mr. Webster, of Cmtnboura-Areet, to Miss Wells, of Mara, bridgeshire. • • DIEO. .4 - - .1 1 __, On Sunday hot, at Andel!, Mt geoltaill*P"" Surgeon at Kinvton. On Pie 14th ult. Mn. Tanner; wife of *Mrs TIP air, O of lieWilliqui.ita.rein' West-s qu are.. 14th year of her nee, • ' ; i :l.. '' 4 daughter of John Gl a dwiah , - LA. .of f.whi, ' Rt'b eliP bridge. Sussex. . • At Mr. flans's. Lawrence-lane, Miss lq...Daliner,, itge3'S eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Daises, Wilts. Wilts. , . . . ..A.t Edmonton, the 4th inst. Mrs. Morrice, aged Vl* wp low of John Ma rice. formerly Of CheAtun t. November 15th, at Tleknall. in DerhyshirryG. Will inhoster, aged 104. •On the Jubilee • Day (Oct. 11, l this egor.nom sat at the head of the tits( table, Oen* bearing pope of Tick mill, and their familie s, amountisg tol . wee entertained kith a plentiful dinner. ' k : . Soddenly, et Stantoo,Perhyshire, Mr. M. Briggs, wfisifti 0 14 ;140 he had aceninslated consoteratdepropert rooith. it mired of great estrasag:tve to near. • Shirt I Actorttr'`' heyanlX imlttlged himself' in* this war:mice daringthe 3 134 - s M. *risen he attended the need at Litchfield and l)trity.; A 1.1145.1190-00 flOmcitoti, aged 63, James Ziossisa. 04- Many )ears a respectable i;ouplakinufacturer, of the Yeasttsl e • 719 "P1 00 K- eui• ..0a Alimday th e 3d instant, Win. likwk' R sn ' 2 ' 4 ' "" or rot irun i nvinufacturer of Gateshead; Ihirti'am, :it ttteally ea age or '* • ' ben Wednesday 110, at.his house, Williatn.strect , C hallis,' &loess % I.A lasi. fotetts &tighter of .Charles Price. PA. ,f . qit Saturday nigns kit, Mr. John Voitnn, operated We , Otract-street-littl. ateli ag. . liltiC I.: tft 4 SI CKS .1(E8'f1. ,. . RHA If. Bank Stook ottc4 (IR Ommitms 4 i dm. ) per Cent., Its 06 ei i , , 1. 4 1 ~, nom. yl pr. 3 per ('cot. Cons. E all x. B. &i. a Ha: 1 14 1 l'" C„ent• ten i 1 • • ' Lamely carkets tE2I. per redid. Novy : I 'i. obi. fat Acc. ill i i Lining. Aal9., 1i 4 11-16 . . t ~.___L-L.:::::......1.1 low i)UN : Primed ie4 Pub:ialied bi 1). Lots ST . &TiesiccO,C , wit rri.'Fiert-tiretc st 6l° raw ' - —.mail • NO s' ‘.l cnr3 • el oi ! ' Tai p. - OR ,:e ‘t I fter * ~~ 1' ~~,i~ ~i 1 t~~ jpolt btW I`.ol :GY yam T 01,'I The] Cone Th Fa [ i t i be sem tin [TA iliel v i