The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-04 00:00:00

I - POLITICAL —________ Retied' Mtn that wbl beell pollikod,! me time se time, eider the title of '• Pomo Csa• • s wam visioned of the stupidest of innate Isis ben bold lei *agent seas, sad some of the r oust imams sad hypocrites as Mole of Seim Paut. largest, and gal som ost nob seolfas this, pen. m op, bald, bowing, whew a her vapid Res supply *opine oilman's. fasts of seal inerese, because a l e poidos *whom they reins hwee, or have had, row to de Ibises offeediegeho poi& molten s eio I vat les b eta as this; hat,. stew an about to see a Parliamestary napalm wholly aammalled in poen a impales's. I shall (assemileg to my isleant)ifive. Mises tbesampoigs open, the rehoteretin of as many Wits esishossoss as I cas. I shall, likoßwmer's Le giwnisb beeper. "new Me Agnew in by owe,' esgionsi, set with the urgent npiedis" of s with the gnaws* sweats et gum sehook Mr. cones, wit* will maim his agravoste, la MU gnparow new as I ban of aa boor tis s p o s......wit is right. ad will= weal, that We ion the mew than stawilsweas4 sod tabs &pan in phis mews. A begishilnwelodgo of Me dish age waigloamt mess aseenselly . 16 nesesommly pa lms haw, Wier then Is mie, I. laglaad, 'that b o g, his Ala bean 4111. 1 law, do fat , groin, part if Agit horsue...wvellliee this ilestletrad: pale ho•frr L.., •" bogie to wets, m the medal "Mar.' soy thew we shalt burn llisa s ler whelk* be JOH nierb laded will in. I will describe the voles, the manta I will ink book ea vast ,sadist, and will notato to gent at diletalumes . sad I will mobs shift lido iv of via. Ildatowt Me sonol hops a Mies silo Siusesebsfiittlet to be shoo te assidesr to osawaVo its Wolin ay nylog Me. Tho do, for whleit I hate to atitereesie, lir kotnifirg of E socedied prwitm; nod the pantie, with jostles nit loos algid Bias rare, mem ~wheal. that I shall tater a hall meow of powielmmes. I ides the rod, sad co my bon inns I preeksi nine to stead In the like way agaia. I shall borlditifilk Mr. Constar'. Thee Om I as astoste) I as, Wig lie. 111017011 An. After limpulispa, will some dm Leo Comics:44a. Des's usable. reader t I sell you. Imp a Mtn magas is my hood. Tbsitoess seas, sash so tits email law yers, this !shall lake, as the prisons do "collets," instal la obvert. I will codas myself to as order. as media, sad so Hoses but beteg sat oss or two is a week, or is a mouth. just as homy appear to me mom nimble. Bat, Mr. Cassano le my favourite hen, and shall come iris. Wu. Contort. inemosse AIIaITAL Or Tun Doane. Rawr.—lt birds, ben saasseeed that lee Royal ilighaess the Duchess of lest was to arrive at tie Toworirbarf yesterday, the amessary preparation fit bet reespdoo were made by Colossi Wynyaid 'ad the min Miami of the so. taidishawat. On tho ordeal of bar Royal Higlines es s quarme-poot five, a royal mists was ind, sail.tbs bon played .• Owl own the Mag." Her Royal iligisees, ea hos prooseded to her carriage, sad sat of for Reasiaroa Paseo. Dumas. OCT. 2.—Yeeteriay his Rsiellermy the ilarlsess Whisky gave a meet stagnate Maser at • to Ifieritogal Ledge. Anaeog dm personages 1.. eked en Ow measles were—His Orme the Duke of Devoaskise. Grace Ike Duke of Leinster; his Grace oho Arshishilsop of Dahlia, the Earls of Longford. liatnirren, Darnley, and Charlatans, Lord Gough. the Right Hoe. the Attorney-Genial, Mr. Secretary Goalbers. the Demo .f St. Patrick's, Mr. Hely Hutchins's, Mr. Blake, 6ce. &e. His Once the Doke of Devonian has been ea a visit. sines Saturday, to die Dole if Leisster. His Orace will shortly leave tits coldly fir Morniag Part.) Leas Joao Russmi..—lt bevieg bees reported this Lord John Russell intended to resign his seat in Parliamest as the Representative of the Independent Freeholders of the Cosoty of Hostilities. a friend was requested to write to his Lordship, that nth false aid 11l intended 'loaders might be publicly refitted. Ti this letter an answer has beta received from his Lordship. of which the following is a copy "1 feet much obliged to you for apprisiag me of re pions. which, though eventually contradicted, might for a tire have done injury to say reputation in the county of Hsntintdon. " 'flue Freeboltlark of the comity did IMO the honour to osafxle to me their most valuable lateral:a at a dem Mao I was unknown except from general rumour tad vague professions. I feel it a duty incumbent upon me raced to procure their good by any slight gaye ties I am capable of making in Parliament aid olso• *here. Allows all, I feel, that, after their generous sup port of me, I am booed, by the strong tie of gratitude, to nand by them se long as they s h all li me with their choice. IX will not be till a poll shall have miser *aimed the sense et the county, that I shall relinquish the Una:Table station of member for it. Let it be ro• awe hired, however. that I do not pledge myself to incur say nonce' which the Constitution does not warrant W the law expressly discountenances.—(Sioniford New.) 019 11ALTSR, Ave. 10.—Hie Excellency Major-Ge• anal Sir Frederic Adam, the Lord High Commissioners pro tem. of t►e losing lauds, has issued a profile's's; ties, dated Corfu, !3d Jelly, stating that a disease had made its appearance at Paramathia, on the opposite toothiest of Epirus, which wu supposed to be the Plague, lie thesefore strictly order, the senile regula tion to be enforced, aod further instruction, would be issued from the palace. The Salisbury, Captain Guild, bound to Loudon, gee bearded in Cadiz Bay. on the night of the lith alt., by fire men in armed boat., when after a scuffle fifteen' them and the Master and the crew of the Sa lisbury, three of the depredators were made prisoners, led bent or board the Constitution frigate, end pat is iron. Esc (.15.11 CO2I ESPONDINCII WITS Paats.—We have, 1 it wins, amongst us in London, agent■ hew the Parisian Pre,,, whose vigilance and penetrating are °sly to be surpassed by the confidence of their prlsci• pals. What are the English Editors about, to let the following astoundlag piece of inforotatios escape them ? Hew 111 r. Canning oust stare to Ind the am• bey* speculations of his Cabinet traaepiriag la the relowns of a newspaper at Paris : "Letters front London assure us, that Mr. Canalag •iIl prnpow, next Session, the separatiog of Ireland from England. and (mod a Parliament la Dahlia sash it was Wore the Union (!) The rationgl diploma. lists of Spat Britain applaad a railleare which is them efficacious towards establishing troattni a lry is t: that ki ngdom."—Pilate. OIITIGOILI IN wen= do tom lest. 30Iii 11146 WILL CRICAGIeII nova, AIM !MIDIS 0/ egIIVAPIT. Cons, Sam Is with feelings of horror tad iodigoatios that we 111111111111011 the most daring limps of Solitary sod Meador which bee bees perpetrated in the suburbs of this city for a Moth of time. and oat whltkima spread toner sad Wares among the Wahl rdia rrosesobtloacilkd, popularmous d b i ati c t i 'd entered • beftes the 1t... J. IL Crugh, Flysle-Park, in the north =dubs of this thy. and having made a noise which I=lo.ibt Wks. ( s wof exoedeat character, of the of li*Cornsack,) be get op tad west mt. when, asdascisoly to Mats, they *hullos thrush the Neck., and he aspired in a few Wastes. We fed It lissom. tory to dwell at any Marls on the porosity of the deed, lethe desperate daring that could have dished such an amisciaki nib as the stamp of &send raprobatios has bees sibraltilt bt the foaling aid seal astollestod since jrheanase Wows. by all classes et oar fellowships. t the appraised's of dm talky perpetrator. deo hod 1111 • We also aaderstastd, that the loose of Mr. Condos. Oil the Wellington rit, was attacked on the sale sight. If the sup yaw Were they west to Mr. Chilli st and that pool tin woo takes by a ass if •Mt r, hot by** others. sod'. coll,"0 11116. of the alms Nada . The two foilowins puagraphs toe copied *lsm. TM , Cork Advertieer ii this wsreip g. We (.50te . d0 , 2:1,, porter) lava set ourselves remind soy I from any of oar Correspoodolsta bp the aolgrh;s7ZSl 'Unshed', seepages an described to have taken place: Os WMsesday sigghftt,, tie home bolooging to Farmers. is dm ssighbsei d• of Aand6my, • were Weighed is mew of deo Owner's hseiod 4rawtog the TitbeLCero of the Rae. Mr. Bassett, .111 appears that that Usstlemass, hatiocfailed 'is. his ow. cleaners to stomping' with his Puisisioaen for their, Tithes, was oisliged to draw them, aid iodated spiral of the Farmers to bring them to the Charoblard of his Parish Chords, bolooold not prevail spoo those pauses to belag them any farther. Their leads of bay aid so riots kinds of cons. wen thrown oat of Wm can pro. , miscued/ into the Church-pied. sad meek wan the pct* Talent* of the system of terror that sot a man coals( be got to stack or none the Usfased mass. With a view to Wag Shouts Mallow, a distance of abut four mile. from this Chatroh-yard, sod shore to bass the oorn and bay properly snared, Mr. Buses hired the horses which were afterwards so hasharoasly maimed ; aid on tho same sight oa.whick this awl am was oonsasitted, a Utica was Foiled containlog the terrific threat. that soy oar d to dna Mot corn, 4e. he may &nag Air eels'telfk kiss l" The menace had the de sired effect. Mr: Sense= has breisaitablit to plows? tissues Is nowelat his property from Om Cho/db.! ya!d; and gap it lios. ,11 , 1 The oppose In tlau mighboorbood wrap@ see feedia ri Nalot i zosostiosed latter thiy-warosuperchp and .Mere learn b a letter retsina Ws du resides Is the bond of thi groo li atlio the fol t tel l ety dat l aa l so lr etl=mo lai tes k l ggil :TrYote i t inie doge oes d. ceis 80; the jtr * Zudeo libe ree i, aim." The imoodiories befog aware of the vielsooe of the Magistracy, the Military., and the polite. have urcd a eiaskal preparation, which beteg placid in a stack of bay of tent. toe fire to It Is acme lime after the preparstioss has boo deposited t those odocroante then, by behw at a &tam from the in, map with ineponity. nit laphoso seadered moolhet byes 1111•111% run which took plus os Tuesday night. Sir Haigh Goagh, the 016Cif, who cossiusda the military in Bute rent, and the remswidkigillitrist • bmiertvesivei later- • stadia of the Meadow of horsing a haggard, on that sight *tattooed a party of Soldiers hi ambush, hoping thereby. tot oily to prevent the misofiief, but also to seise en those who intended to commit it. After waitiag a considerable time, the party to their inexpressible sur prise beheld the haggard burst oat into games, without the appearance of any trot to produce the confiagra tion." The Waterford bf* f Monday, after giving the above articles, adds the followings—" We regret to say that accounts still more distressing, from the immediate vicinity of Cork, reached us last night. Of their an tbeaticity we have no doubt, bat oar information is MIL sufficiently precise to warrant details. The same coa -1 veysace brought us unpleasant intelligence from the confines of the Counties of Cork and Limerick." Oa the 20th instant, as Martin 31•Afabon was in the act of driving cattle for rent due to Mrs. Bradshaw, of Kilteely, he was attacked by a number of peasantry, who boat him sad fractured his skull. He was conveyed to the County Infirmary in a dangerous state, the cattle was rescued.(Limerich relegrep . lo IVATIftIORD, Sara . 30.—We are sorry to hear, from unquestionable authority, that outrages hare been com mitted on Valuators of Tithes in the neighbourhood of Agile, in the soutb-west of this county. It Is appre hended that thole outrages proceed from a very danger ous and extensive combination.—(Mirror.) TAAL'S, Sam 29.-4 few days since, two young gentlemen baring some difference in the streets of Sea riff, county of Clare, which led to a boxing match, one of them in a moment of irritation ran into his father's house, mud having taken a fowling piece which was loaded, fired at bis antagonist. whom be missed, but the shots unfortunately took effect upon a young man stand ing near, but totally unconnected with the party, and who now lies in a dangerous situation. FEVER IN OALWAY. --....-- This town is a scene of the greatest alarm at the in creased mortality which has taken place during the last few days. That the contagion is of a most virulent na ture is folly demonstrated by the progress it makes, not withstanding the coolness of the atmosphere, and the slight frosts which have been occasionally during the nights of the last week. The deaths of Doctors Browne and Keogh have added greatly to the general apprehen sion. and many families are fleeing' from the pestilence that surrounds them. Two Medical gentlemen, of con siderable practice, have been seat down here by Govern ment, and four mere are on their way. We pray them to put to the blush the story of thirty deaths yesterday, by giving the exact bulletin of the mailer of is and out patients Roder their charge, in order that the public may know the tree extent of their danger.—(Oa/way Advertiser of Saturday.) The following anecdote is related is a German paper, perhaps with the design that the conduct of a former Sovereign of Prussia, with respect to the Stadtholder, should be a lesson to the present bow to act towards the King of Spain ; for where the Holy Alliance is in full vigour, it is only by insinuation that a liberal oplaios In politics can be given : " Count Herfiberg earnestly endeavoured to pervade Frederick the ern% that he ought to lose no time in adopting vigorous measures in conseqesnce of the .1. tastion in which the Stadtholder of Holland wet placed. The King beard him patiently, and replied, If I bad always followed your advice, I never should have had a quiet day in my life. The Stadtholder is the servant of the State. Lad is therefore bound to obey the cobalt'. dos. 1 can do nothing for him but give him good ad. vise. It Issas for me to leterfereio the istereel affairs of other toootries."! 0 '"-• • "49,. •Egirmalfo. :_ifi Der.. I,cr. 3..t-lbeitas adattleillai fiiissi Seek Lindi Ns .' 006100 . 1 • the ' oltp; ,i'lit, Maoist; the Moire, Ot Ma, feels ',awe 5 doe litivitO aad milt: Arideo44llolhypdsil# ou. H.r : l / 4 ..;._ 416 . .sIW4 • • 1 r: , .. •.If 4 ' h, - , •.. ORTOMOUTA, . =O-Arrioll ' Ai l i oho -ams, from imialia.--lielied the $ • . ' ~4 . 4.(24ta tolarieses. ; Mende, Dyer Sr i ; glidisiii.lor alio ; Aoki% UMW; BC 144 E areelerk. lairdbiolds. IL IL -• . •t , • • I, '' ' '; Paillit•ow. OCT. 1,-..Arvimil eli Ike •etii‘Aibt LW . f2MMus, film Qookot t 00d die - adr.badilk . . oho's. t Arri_iliogatiogo apNagit . . the river Gembla, le la ifers-'• • .. ... f ": '• • - FasaieeTe.Occ.l.-41rfird die ' .oi sSati, 110 m Leadoe.-W a iad IE •toB. _ _ ... _ ._'' 7 " • , favtories, dirt. L-.Aorimid the Soipliti lOgotokuld. *eta Virginia. oiled 101bAagate g titedlipOs Admit. kola ditto ; the Ifigforhogals,filletaasik 1 BMW. Ayres, sailed Nth loin . - dm • Lads Portals ! hem Ditto ; Um WM ailed 23d Jtilyt the MIMI% raimfrO v d. drilled the •HdiAuSisot; thi 10116 WM . f r. . a ; the Forts% lideso t Gabs Itairtobis f- the Litio4pes, Mama. fro leiledift aad abierpotiodkibila Alpo APPAL • , -.4 s,a.a :I sv : s 1 se • cr,;dl 4101'.:Fin't .. rz - -.. 8 ‘ ,.. :, i..... 10. . .tti : , t1,7!, Thi. . ' c .iiliiiii‘ - id* • la sistatort oa . .)papiaok:liatid §atarday '' Thii5; 4 10410:16 thebovieSksw. from . Quelme, ' Wok is groat 4lottoos, the gamer aid almost ma ' otherla . 'keratoid latezlettiett. A Mot Mellow. la to heard as, went • dews seder ear . the _. poor taws oit limed. roort Mod. eial I .. , yea iblalSara sog irm y= ,r elm ilosit it will.be. ' ,-. or to se - Iloilo lo as. Vat 4 table° ... " . see jute Lissaisip The set will ~„ hiked. for tbe mei toe beim for our • ' ' r" - - Moist difsomeri of board of lidl to me bet i i i i 'ilradyiled ri•asnow escape 61 amides. tin bow* stria) see wish ea her quarter with Or • • bain74o(Coaft It., GAresiek.) • Awth " 41 7: 611 " 0 6141 , Om. 440 Doeloyard Uglier, mat Admiral, came op, the Oise its. inland (Hissed bie voyege,after having pet the fisepeor Mb of Hooker ea beard the Lighter. , It was isiowlara Use Iwo soiretaios high.-TM Brew of oho Ugh* wounded Is midst testa hawser; ' bet it boohooed _idolessiort ea. thereon compelled to make for Klmsaleherheer, _Om soma Wag dem abort four leaves &maid the Old dead. The crew mod pilot remained midi too o'clock at might es heard the wroth. Rear-Admiral Lord Colville has. sham soot two vestals, la IMpasos lb* weedier boa becalm moderate, of towing 1 bile lass port. It was •• the betel Yeaglsal harbour the David Shie stria, which carded sways lon roadie and Fart OW stern post, tad cussed her to lemma Cove. Barr. 14.-.-The wow mid pease watle ntip David Shaw, of Uvorpool, Capt. Hanieoa, air' rod Iwo this oureabig la deo Coatteaty. Pilodatileeker (Ibid.) Runtlaw are MMus Flame is ON *theory depart waste of jaellteed.: The darks is ate Adjeiset-ew coral's elks ere reduced; eat we Ratioreteod that it is expected tint Lent Robert. Kerr, with tie eaglet• maw of as. shirk. with a Witty of beideverowe a day. a 11 be able le indefinite tea baelpdlialli litie depart. eiest..—(S4fateirth Ur.) • .• Letten dalotkAti*,.,ff I sly 46,6 boa received Jbal Abbiaill fw. 111_,01,101ftx dolt within milled from Woes fatly Is Jaw, aad which was re ported la the advise, brioche by Are last packet to have reached ha diabaties safely. ►ad net arrived at Bahia by the date - abovemmedmstd. The expeditios from RI. de Jamas*. dispetelted to the &mistimes of the party eontesileg for Independence, ►ad Mee net arrived. °mare' Modeles, the military 'oversee at Bahia. had letelligesee of the sailleg of she 'spoil dos from Lisboa, and had In etrasequence equipped six vessels!of war, Is grebe sff the port of St. Salvador, in order to ruining the entrains of the expeditioa from Pordigal. in the event of its being attacked by the Ale Janeiro sgaadros. At Battle no event of im portance had occurred. bat the situation of 'Lira de sated the approach of an important crisis. A treemadous storm was imp/41.3mA on the 20th of Sept. at Marseilles. For a whole hour, thunder, 'Jed, rain. and bail. prevailed to such a degree, as to put as sad to all laboer. The streets were covered with hail stones of an immense size, and two-thirds of the win dows were broke'. Paos rump FARMIIII6..-.A Gentleman who holds two sores of lead, near this town. has Pest to *sr office the following statement of its rent, expeoees, and produce for the protest year. It is bat a single fact amidst 'madras, which we could lay before our read ers, did we suppose that the publication of them would be productive of any good to the country:— Two acres of land, at 6/. per acre, £l2 0 0 Three barrels of seed oats, at 10s. tid. per barrel, • - Tillage, • . Tithes, - • - Reaping and Threshing, 1 11 6 3 10 0 1 0 0 1 2 9 £l9 4 3 . By 18 barrels pleats, at 7s. 6J. Amoant of straw, 4 17 6 1 7 6 Los* brimming Iwo acres, • ,Xl2 19 3 (Carlor Post.) CAILOW. SPT. 30.—Thu work of misery has cum• meoced throughout the country—tenants are running away with their mops, and the poor landlords. with the entire paok of drivers, bailiffs, and ascii s, are in full cry. pursuing the fugitives ! This most end in the ruin of all parties ; for if caught, the pro perty goes to destruction. with bad sales. expenses sad unavoidable waste ; and if carried off clear, the proprietor of the worn oat ground mast do without his rent, and hove to seek, perhaps, a worse tenant than he has loot ! The demand for bailiffs has been so great for the last week, that it is almost impossible' to procure one for the common purposes of business ! Where will these things end l—(11,fil.) Coax, Sam 28.—Wa have heard that it is in the contemplation of Government to fit up Spike Island, in this harbour, as a depot for convicts. The Im mense sums expended on the unfinished buildings and works in Spike were surely net intended to be entirely thrown away, and we consider the present suggestion of the utmost value. The extent of the works, and the security of the enclosures, are well fitted for the accommodation and safety of the inhabitants. and their useful employment is industry. under suitable superintendence may tend to. lesson the heavy pre". care of espeaditurs inthair support and accommoda tion. - - SIPORTINO attildint...- itleitus A 4 TAO:MI.-oer. S. . 7 4ro l iti l i t rA il i g gs b utti r f:gl i3 4 .- t r d g i a tl P- I l a tets VAL • • '. - si'.;-14.te I 'tit Illoillial nr : 1 14rvIlli-441i ! diet Or N Illesee;-;01 to I net is. 414' Iretlo l -11116 IVII e. Apit. Alatidla'a ‘s-d&to I twit Tret+4 ti' I At Ed . • .le I 6 . _ . • ,• • • -' - Sigli initr oa ttia ' s: 71. '... 4 tilliiiiiiiiitillAdifliVOßlliiiiivikre 3. • • . lists . 4 SOI: tar 11. od .eats, tilt, 7III.; led it. Asti i , ,• a • • Iles. Nit. INp. ' . - E..2LwAlsne b.-1. Toasty .. l • • ••••'" 1.• . 1 es'e b. f. Iletwo. , ..: • .. . .. 9 "'"it , •a by two faith.. • iSit 1.04 TwllVf• • - italli &effort's thitione.leibt LO.Veralait'aYshehr. Mt. OW tell, A. P. /Op. 1111 a Ilyli lob& dee 4 etrltappar. hate of Idlril. lei tli eitO, sorrels l Mei,' 44b• • i let. Sib. • sir side, list asdatod, lid. d ab. ' . 11. .‘ i ndbmorhlr.s. Gestssie .. ... ..-'...i. a: i. . I 110.4='a b. e. .•- •• . •1e... •tt kr. (hoed' -. • .. ' .; • . .. . a Ilk.liellitnare eb. h. re .:.. ..' .. 4 Wles Whin len &to I tol'Oeseler. .. , -‘io-- • , . . • Os Ilisisiiar atiormatia. James ilettbridge. the Berk skire pedestriaa. and Wet. West. the Kin Kest peiei- Snits who were fieV i d: ids ten Min), conunsaasei their &Aoki, thit . alai asap Casterbaty. about tsar o'clock lithe s. West Wok the lead for the 0,0411 Wilt} lIW sefestb, eighth. aid Math silks the on rai us es s but Is the tenth Reusable peoesi•Weet. Vet by &best two Ws. 'ls was ass iestaallaatrails e i r zt although Wort la a good miner , it liSS.llvidetit dee was too MA S•e biol. aid could have beat It ni a Oster distaieL. Tits tea *lob vu. isetorliki Ii Onelloar and en* silo is tho pri mmest between Sisk wad dire thosisad The match tb Illaidegisd bOtacei klethei adeo tater to try aslant fitastettis lea! to Shonfold, a oils free Reading. thirty-Mae *lns is la briers. The pa dastrlaa started from Ilyi• Park, at (roe o'clock yew dray Swirling, tel Lod - liestired Oink of 'Ms .* esesior. He Is as °Saw is the erect; the remelt was Media tem sables is tie irlit haw, sod sirs etasplinths . * to three Waal who, hi bereft tlle sal laid doors for twat, islaitea. Re readied the thirty tided ions In ihr hours lei a bait, sad was usable to 7 : proceed fres leiliese. Ifeairics.) Extsfaskik. bor. 4.—The arrivals bevy beets bet moderate slice last Monday. aid Wheat is dull said at the peke of this day lioNsalwllt, hat very fine sad dry ems,* of New Wheat, age the only sort la demand.— Very few good saalples of old appear; which cannot be got eget ***diked prior....-Every desaiptioa of Barley A heavy gala—Beau aid Peas folly our last spastatitm.—Oita Imes had bet all Staid, and bare sold at met Market day's prides. flatineintet Orr. 4.-i-There was b NM' supply at whet this morning of all deeeriptions ',Cattle, het not equal to lass Fr._ math* sales were leery heavy, in iftwilleutul if ~.IM. prices ue somewhat le wer. Beef, 2s. to 31.; Mottos. is. to L. fld.; Veal, 31. to 3s. led.; Pork, 3e. to its. 84.; Limb, 3e. to 3s. Bd. Exaatrtm:-00 .13Inadiy Use 15th list at Aodley Church, in this Misty, banns of marriage were pub lished. fee the irst dme, between "Dr. Holland, Mu skies to the late Qum, son of Dr. Holltod of K nuts. ford, sad a dauthtei , of James Caldwell. of Linlry "'sad. Chtetor. B.q. Ricorder of the Borongh of Newcastle. 1. Stafferdsbire.—(Chester roper ) CANiamot, Surf. 30.—Monday se`noight, Lin. ton presented a suss of the utmost confusion, in con sequence Of a settee bating been gives that the wages of the Ithoarets were to be redacts' One shilling per week, a large body of whom, consisting of some bandreds, &medalled by 5 o'clock in the morning in a tumultuous meaner. add expressed their determination to strike; taliss their wages were continued at the old standard. The first plate they visited was Mr. Jabs Kidman's, a farmer aid tanner. and compelled all his men to join them; they then proceeded to Mr. P. .d -won't. where they did the same ; this to Mr. Battle's farm; to Mr. Bird's, of Barbham Hall, and afterwards to the field, *bete they compelled the men at the plough taints them, and leave the horses is the seld : they then went to Mr. John Eve's tan-yard. anti hay ing also p d his men, they paraded the whole parish. preventing toy busitess being done an• lest at the Old Wages. After being in vain ex. postulated with by the Rev. Edmund Fisher and other respectable gestlemen, it was found necessary to apply to the Magistrates. Accordingly Mr. Benj. Keene and Mr. Joseph Hall came, and kindly listened to their complaints; but told them, that as they were pail as ranch as was given in other parishes, they could not, airord them any redress. This not satisfying the la bourers, on Tuesday morning they re=assembled, but. on a threat of being sent I. prison, they dispersed.— Most of these men have teturned to their work, ant the parish Is now restored to tranquillity..—(liery Ga zette) A person is the Oeighbourhood of Wisbech, of the name of Wiekley, was taken into custody last week on a charge of sheep stealing, whose apprehension was attended with some shocking circumstances. A far mer bad lost fourteen sheep, which were supra I to be stolen, sad suspicion felling on this person, a warrant was jointed fur his apprehension. The firmer who bad lost the sheep; attended by a constable, railed at the suspected person's house, when his ,fife in formed them he bad jolt gone down the ground s.— They went there is search of him, and as sous as be saw them, he took to flight, hut being closr!y pur sued, he threw himself into a dyke. However, find ing there was not water sufficient in it fut his pureose, he drew a knife and stabbed himself in ,liffereit t iris of the body. Even after they had secured an i were taking him off in a cart, he attempted again t destroy himself by thrusting the knife into I.is hoiy. He was taken to a public-house at Walpole, where he lies ill of his wounds, and though some of 'llene-are serious, they are not expected to prove mortsl. Wink ley was a man of a respectable character anJ of con siderable business, and among the last that wool have been suspected of the crime of sheep-ste,i!iii (Strprif, , rd Nev..) CONPUtION /IT PARION Cntatub Ciiarr, .—W'.t meads) , musing last, accerdiog to notice, the Bap tisosal Ceremony was performed sport thirty adnlts at As abase chapel, is the liornu;11 road. Smolt after seven o'clock, the place wee literally crammed, vele* the seats at the back of the Chapel cave way, &Id a vast ■umber of persons, nice, women, and chiidree, were precipitated to the groand• from an immense height.—Many persons were contused by the accident,' hat not materially { , . . . ' 1 . 1 1 1. , .., 4: ....... .. s. • •,•41 • o 1 (• 1 .. ~ ~ 1 ... I • 9f 1. , ; I; •• .. . A * 1 * r t i i , .... . • ), l ;:" ' V :,.• , ' i 1 )0,, ' )1 A , li I .1 . : • 1 i- ,.' .' is • i V : t i • , 4 I .1‘ ' ;. . .. . t • i. to N. 7 . Y• • ' ' I r 1 i 1.. I . ; i: j 1 ,c . 11 I . . 4 liiiiii