The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-28 00:00:00

• . .. . • .. - . . 4 . . . ' 9 -MPt I t I MP- lII P I IW IMiIaiIIMIOPa 1 • ..+.:,f,';; t ‘ . , . POPUL4TIOA; 41 -i•i;') ;es.- 459414111189 OP Illoroots. Italetilll4l. 4 .)3 1 ,8: .eirrr'l ril 1101.04W4. ' . . :41 I , ~ Isii.: r:* ' t • .ors SP.. . 9 1.1 I ~ . 4 1 m 1 • HUNDREDS, de. 4 2 l • I 2 ' 1 7 , lb- ' ' I 1 21 a l ' D . i ,!•,- . • ~,' • • - . • - .6 . ...-1,.i —air—, I .iltradred rfr( p Erimontoo... 4.1 . 4.040 . - is. .4 . • rithnne.. Li' &Ai 49 li i ) 11 G0re..,..... 1.69 1.964 10 • . Isleworth.... 2,02 2,011 15 I Ossulstooe.. . I rinabtl97 Diel $ 1 00 .. • • • •• • 118.4e7, 98.172 447 71 V ,flollisen Dtviston 29.914.? 04.1143' 853 1 Nessit.rton Ditto • 10.342 14.040 916 ,Power Division t • 27.179 69.337 1,026 Spelthorne Hundred -ri • 2.449 0 2,794, 20' • . I at of tondos witlitothet .. - . 7.m i. in 31 i i wails • 11 , tio without the Wa11a,... 9.234 16,497 73 if 'lily of Westoloster....... 18,302 41.534 291 20 Totals 132,909 261.871 2.879 4.34 e There were 259 Rotor —el . POPULATION OF THE IIETROPOILA d „ i— . • .... woo 1720 . 1201 1911 . yr. 191111 r • 11 IF, '-'5.11,400 - . : ;I l i h n iv r . : e423:s t n i t i .. !s iel l i o l iinwutil it4 t oyi E j simta l i s pait i e ll: ohisnr. s . .. t r ;32 ' 7 , : 060 %; or ig .: 7: : ii,..: 76 „.f. , : 000 ,:._. ..40iiiii :7,70 1 " '38.400 oorthiWalls ei, tw,sm , 36, ' .1 41066, MOO . J.itiorties 'or . _,„, . t . Illertallty —in. sir , ariate , Tomo • O. Parishes a net within thr • • 1 1 Anis orMoy- t01ity....... 9,161 22,330 123,000 162,000 224.300 . _ . n. Total 'I /sall 1 a 1 • the Illetropot• ' • .. • • . 1n........... 074.11 N; 676,430 900, 1.060.00* 1.974.900 _ 1 POI,feR. ' • , -- 1 1 i tee? u s t ;pas ini n i te — . P w il h A o ti s p e .— nam A e y w ott e ng pu i rpt li el lr y " eupp g reve lm. i 1 r , .._....... '' ••• • • for the present, underwent examination yesterday, upon a charge of defrauding Messrs. Fisher mid Ce. ' of Cheapoille, 'aerobes, under eircumstosees, which it i. Moralism probable will, if fully substantiated, cos . • 'Wats a capital felony. S : t. The prisoner, it appeared, went to Messrs. Fisher's warehouse on the 13th of this month, and representing ... i I . himself to be Mr. James Turner, of Woodstock, dm • . • . • 1 . . aired to be shown certain articles of lace, and after . . • looking at varies* qualities, agreed to parahase West? ' 4 one pima, amounting in value to 951. which by de . I I sired should be sent with the invoke to the Swan with Two Narks, lad-lane, where he at present was tiering his stay in town. As Messrs. Fisher sad Co. • had se knowledge of Mr. Turner, of Woodstock, sad 1 • the prisoner wished lobe farnished with the goods in • the soul credit, they of coarse required sense Min ' j ,' ~. • cent es to -character, - and were immediately refereed . nt . by the prisoner to the respectable houses of Meows. i • . 'Rogers aid Co. Ilread-street, and Messrs. Masud and !Co. Corablll. Upon inquiry at the former they learnt i I so favourable an account of the character and respect. ability of Mr. Turner as to render all further applies lion armee aaaaa y, and the goods were scoordingly foe warded to Lad-lane. as directed. About ten days after, Mr. Fisher was applied to by it rerpectabie house in the same line to give his opi :i ' nine as to the value of some pieces of lace, which, 1 upon inspection, he recognised to be part of tie pro perty he had previously sold to the prisoner. A sails t factory account was immediately gives by the parties ' rs to the manner in which they became possessed of the property, and upon further inquiry it cause out I that the whole of the goods sold to the prisoner by ; Messrs. Fisher, bad shortly afterwards been disposed :of by him to Mr. Jobs Reeve, pawnbroker. Snow- Lill. Fortunately, however, the prisoner bad not re • coived the whole of the purchase money, and on his • calling for the remainder, he was stopped and given into custody. • '1 he prisoner was not prepared to enter into any de- fence, and as Mr Harmer, of whose professional as si.tsnce be was desirous of availing himself, was at 1 • present out of town, he was, at his own request, with the concurrence of the prosecutor, remanded for fur. • slier examination until Monday next. Row-sracsr.—Yesterday, John Gillespie. second male of the merchant schooner Ate, sow lying in the London Docks, accompanied by James Nowlan, the conk, sod two others of the crew belonging to the .1" FaMi l vessel, appeared before Mr. HALL'. the Sitting • bogistrate. and requested him to assist them is ob . . • . truing redress from their Captain, for very gross and rowarrantahle outrages committed upon them while • on the coast of Africa. The complainants then en t : • venni Into a narrative of alleged acts of unprovoked t cruelty committed on them, by command of their Cop ' tarn. named Webb, soon after their arrival on the coast •of Africa, on a voyage of speculation, which we for. • i . bear giving, as being in the present stage bat an es -1• • rode statement. Mr. li•ta..l said, their story was a very eatraor •• dimity one, and expressed some doubts about the truth 1 , . 'of it. • The complainants declared their readiness to swear to all they had stated, and one of their shipmate., . who had tint been a sufferer, stepped forward, and as sured the Magistrate it was perfectly true. t Alr. Ilat.t.st asited what speculation the vessel went it rytn. as he strooffly suspected, from all he had heard, t. it she was intetoled for the Slave Trade? T'te men said, they could not tell exactly what was intended to be done, but there were no irons ott • heard. nor any other appearance of preparation for a Loman cargo. - The AlAcisresra said, he was glad to-hear them say so, for ha issnrel them. if it had been, as he .as. petted, they would hare ha 4 no redress from Lire, A 1 1l 1 . • remplaint of cru..l treatment would come with a very /. 11t.or..ce indeed from men engsged in that dialmlioal .. 4.40 , ~. A s it w as , ho w e ve r, they might hire their .w ankir r —A warrant wesseeordingly stational spirit the edit sin fur an assault. "r. * il i . _ • - .- _ . . r .., ~~; pOPUL4TION. 441. 1».-c9 3riipas.l 1,11,e. 7 s s 7i t el .1 6,11411 4 Mt: movrigni. 114NtiallS, muli.ipatlimpe:lo.4•llndsdivolusi.rod 94' el Vialcat _ 7 7 ( 7 4 ,:r7 . 1 4:isioor La ssfr_o -eeei-61 "L r> . " 4 llkiji. , ' a i ti 1 111 !at ••♦,:. '• . . ^ ::In, %. 0 , I . t i - 4 4.• - 4 . . 1.4? 16 i.il 713 , 46 1 •6 , !:( i .i . : i s , 2 : f" '' , • .1 =3 l 4 , 4 II -11 '. , . 0 ~, ~., ..-. • g. - ; st • ..,:I)., ,ii • ..,,,.:.: —&(...~ „pr..... . 10A1 - • 11 E 1 .40 LIM .1 .1 ,14 um ate OW 'T 0. al 1,441 I i t= 111 Z 1 091 1.100, 1 easi use 11,266 716 663 .• 16 . 6 0, 1.431 At MIK 11 9 .2; I, 111 41 73- -.lra • i trII I I , Okla/ 111141' . 6 *' 7606 sioo7 1,40.400 176116, 1 1 1 1930 ;WSW MAIO . t 7 94 P AO Apt, • PLI 8 i , !LW il i olvi.i • • .11, P ;:, _ I P !P a l O w 0! 200. 630 .0 6 .1/4 463 . 63 mx_lll Asia • ANA s, 111,1119 .asoi us sus es 'Hs 'l%lll o ----"' -- ' 140' 4 Arpoos !,kus, _llll7 0,393_ 161.11011 , _etatel iits,tos; imps sossosl . •..., x ,,, 0,7„,-.-Aiiii. • - --- - ' gi. i m i.I • • , 1171T 1 1 i, 0. AIN 303 ; SUB 13;116! Totals 132,0e1l 961,Er71 ,eli s.srt %an 161.130 , 81.0111 1 illio7lo lOWAN , •.• There were tllO Amara* received from' this Corny. . - -.. v . -,,:: a nob --0e5.....- tfid eliii The. tells . et earleel *ley of Liebe) eb/ 4I : • ... a amisat Walk of die usirepille.26lll 1 , - MI in la fi ts pit to eye!. sed eklbie At .4011se~isile 4.ooMeokeeedignor tlfles dace " •ee posmila4s v iii amp; _.. ma dare tba haematite of eaotory t mei Wiwi! havitig Wen wldenad,4o, po sod warphofopil *retied. "hereby t h e iambi* ►re bawl ' - 811.400 ladosuoilt ladopasolsotly of TalliN kW erewd la a moth lamer LL I WINN* el redil . mos altt llK— veaVue laisitvlon --- -- , n, .E.lllPeratie of lempeptelalists is IWO** sta ile eabm4 , of the isq&essitary. shows ftift g el in eitilligalitheselt ha rsosekb as use limos es fast as that of the kingdoms la d Jr VW *am' trepolls contalsod *boost an Bt4 peen * illiglitnnts, .Pe England and Welos ;In 1760 mad A Sil o part tIM 'MI I sad at premed; about a Illi • say um MRS, Ornbesdly' be WM* tithe ordtil of the li•ff* , . -pais bend° caused ; it say be- yllibe to odd! dtat 1 lb* total population of all the Parisisse *Wed duelers ash • I situate wittile II silos reatilleeer entemllll.lPeatioesthedtel; IN. iimiladlap the aforesaid addltios" Of oes1111111111M). Is HMV --, naseunted to 1.01.800; to Illih. 101411111101 1 / 4 Nail is MK Is 1.481,3110, the perish of Woolwich stol . .. . 're. poputaui.. ascribed to eked!, of !h{ iradbilladill 1.1114.800 a dWW - 4, adonis,. • ... _ .-- -- Q -set , it.,—Ttn I vi theta brought up to this 'Mee. by apart, .tbe Seesunt* patrol, by , whim they had Innis fungi Is Itoshwont's Park, between two aid thrush!** In the auntie', the greater part sleeping as the - bombe*, mid the re. meioticr milking about Two Sr three if the males were respectable - looking Ting mee, do ethers Weil laimerint MIA Otirlons tiescriptissim, meetly net of employ. r RobOrt'Wistcolt, describing himself se it day a. bower, oily three weeks -is. .tame,. from Sheen Mellott, and having tubby Wears. meneyotor ens, rhymer. . Jobs Loneaster, a wretolinti *Mai old tang, rhy said he had been dim* Omen .Imrll7 louse. is Moont•street, Mid 9 11 *••••11 0 ported himself by brining i f de ts apt Anoe Strickland. a miserable tqy twollattrAf the lowest order of ;mutilation. wimmill de bad el 104 11 11 4 , sod Ids .4MitiktrOz ist rat z t ri g any. smeemisismithil to T, • . rest were all discharged. ART-Ls-solos Orme n....l4 l rtfilgiffilli. terday to EDMUND 01111r/IM illoq.,llll***qrjpgit• trate, fors wrest to appesbenti,dttof o able tradesman residing at de iftonsed.sfde town ; he stated. that the your t' Mtn wultise alleged muse of his brother's. Jams Kelly, dead, by freeing upon him a quantity of spirits, of wMols. he died es Monday evening. • The warrant was granted nuordingly. and placed in the hands of Morris, the agar. who speedily arrived with the young. mu is custody. An bavestigation then took place, but we doilies givieglite evideace, which was very contradictory, until the enrOallel In. quest shall have sat spots the body.; with* will then be opened, and. as the Magistrate stated, the medical gentlemen will have order* to attend. In the mean time be felt himself betted to bold she defendant to bail, in two soreties of 1001, ad. WOK* n P-STRItiTre•BUIRIILAIT Sten*lll aws we wou.—lt was discovered on os the aeoredag a Mon , day, the 19th inst., that the beam of Wm. Allen, Esq. of Church-street, Stolso.Nowiogton. • had been broken into by fercieg the iron Mmes. of the Goal cellar, from whine* the party bad gusto de pantry, and also forced the door of the wine dank About $ dosen and a half et bottles of wine. *von pundit of candles, pitt of a rout leg of lush. a quandty of better, and ether ardclem bad been takes away. Sospicioa immediately fell epos the prisoner, T. Jiffs, who kept a house at Stek*Mewlagicta. has a wife and family, and has lived there if' sander of years. Thirtymiee burglaries .bave bun ommaktmd in that parish within $ sheet period. Two active officers, Vaighase aid Masco, ea the mum day seam*. ed the house of the primmer. and boat a pleat of cheese, part of a toast leg tll lamb. asst.s bulls which smelled of wiaite wine. Last Sunday they apprebeeded the primmer. and feud tee Part wise bottles and a piece of ebuvitoMblob Ahoy boss ht to the office. • •• _ _ _ Two of Mr. Allen's servants :Apalliandpuhßobt, Ray. yesterday, and prod i iligiisse of ahem' bad the same damn,. wee allellpetssi ibo dad is the same way, and bad a bole mainly like the cheese which was stolen, of whisk limy had no doubt the piece produeed wag a park. it was re markable too that all Mr. Allen's 'battles had a mark eat by a dim:mord at the bottom's *sot the bottles predeceal had tit. sate. Mr. liewili—Proonet, haw* you any thing to say why I should aotee.hmit yen 40 take your trial ? The primmer appeared *miler), and said ise'.had so thing to say. One of the *Seers meted, that the prisowee's *Mi dget, were in a wretched *Bootie& Mr. Bevill—l pity your chtldrek peisosa. sal I pity your wife, who l watierstesed is a sloservitoc wows ; lint I mast commit yea to take your trial. The pri was thee aorowistasl to Monate foe the blustery. Melo)/ RAU. —Almon, assn of wiry deltesit • ap peatsner, by trade •iyellard silver *limier, sad soar is employ-neat, Wuo4wouglit beton y. Swalsty, Big under circausirtaisees4f; talker a •isisfaker asters. lie . '" illbm ~.~-_~ eitarkePterAlri cheer: 'llO • tit %Al iohtlrilleollb ilkyild a llitt l tt io Fornitted,olt 114,...clitip!ali • .• • . . 4 , • ,„ • p 12., 14 -I to': wad Viand; tome time.siin the an f Thom he bad,s i grevionsitfitiorlfaii r r < ilkd pro awl ed 1614 ihsre %id been phis . fer rob hi $11114'14, :tad eitro tirgo lAtt, #iitt} Iltat i hi,(o l lllfim'sfiTgo the. nottnde t • rione of itolPielons, eliareciet • .1" . 19 s tit Is 'Of jilt, and where'nverheiiit p / eet feilestril! eta, • eiliking tbete otOperatihtte. *item it isei i ireary precaution!, and was iirepariii ihr 144, 'time, however, passed away, and =zit logrlseett mailitupen the promisee, also mt.% of watching began to elate, aml!liet , kisses the bowie was -broken into, wises . idiabaseat were .111 busily ams•loyed, cod robi plate, and other property. Wittiest thoughtjiatiled in apprelit.odlag the Prienner, oil the that_he wan acquainted 'pith the intimates* thieves.. The auspittioa against 'him had , onmeed •by the fact , that snow thae.ag• witness baud ii necessary to take cocas modish warrant the ?rimier's mother, avid there might " to apprehend somolhing hr the shills' 14 renege. The aceseedelrelared indhe meet outran man ehat be knew nothing of the robbery er rho robbers. , He admitted that lie. hod •gloeh the tondos ' White, se /bad. berm tetated,• kilning overhead nwthe skittle grotatid„. bat beyond that infuse had never hers this to give any. , l• •• The big/lateste ea-peened sorpvise•and. ictilgeatlea at the rough and illegal coven • pursued ' White, egaissa.whitto aa•'arti.m might No foe OP comploorir beyond hie ability the fame time puinted.eut to the amok! the ._ treneWof lhoqueitttne a plate. whore had Oltaidieere 4a tie death .ormeeti ne. avidadridadhire Wished tie sheen etearaf ouspitiosh to •snoeid. 'ilesseets • Alt deareeptissi 'Mildest tn. The:liagistrites dm ordered that.theisaliaalk be set at liberty. ; ” , 1 , 311 X hil. }Union Hs LL.—hfsaday three' deliralsesheitters, Rigs; Ihstyri. , iiikE:WHietoitere kreiribt begird - Ctreirailltii Tit; eitarted 'Witt- 11144blitit like . dwelliegliottsit of titer !Yell& 'l3l‘ Pidiriftielei Parkhill', and " iill ' Alli ' irilisflS a..* .00 41/ f ilil e, 'MOM L '•.:..r% t.; •••, : l..;tfw_ , 1., • • - :''' • I Mr Bentley *tiled dot ho Ne l da, is Fr/41as* Peckham, an elderly lady named Conde - '- daughter. werelpie iiiates:7 01 llsciatorillag 1904 mimes% Mrs. Goad* andlsarthtms lab the for ahseqbarsioa:oadebe. .Sirreey Caaskl lirsidloaitif which they took. Lib' , rowan dog hal dimwit deist , - miens - They readied- &boat .kiglit.disdiele . 'even/ay; wiles they, - fount , a vett :0-44 4101141164 round the house, front witom . they learned. ititnd/ broken sate mad , so Isbid,:. *Oa .iser i **palliate-, 'Vet , I a 4itst hoe, shadt holm opined. :sad is. • the Aiwa rdsMrh CA'eatior wad ! dasightlefrewpiesnle of: P' Arai beet picked,. imetlibiamle lids doh Avail/S. itOrthert. :: .I.rt.r fee:. 1.! I. !,,,,,•,.;•,: Joha-Hargebt Pasht o tbalton•tbsr.allmeleoms 19th o he saw liesevenea at the confer of Mrs Beasley' .houtte t- aomotthase (gash) wesse oh Ma bar' looms., to cmiwkisoad the corner towsseds4lso L. thump is eheshealer hauled ialely after, **lipid given, by ore: of Hemmen on the entitle. and . montane isnather-sea came with kis packets pre) eV. ite .if loaded with phrodst. They all joined deliberately walked off. Whams cessessaicated be bad seen to a Mrs. Hussey; both went after' bat the prisoners entreated Larose Ale hide. ' by witness and Mr. Hussey, calling out stop which they were 'joined by het' of the Metes, ._,. which stratagem he escaped, bat the other pigeon.' were secured. William Raiford joined the lam witness li , he saw one of the prisoners jump through tan ... and also throw away a bag df false keys, midair picked up. - . Birk's, the constable, deposed that he estarille4 prisoners, and on one of them. be Assad part r lady's gold neck chain, hetes lbsihthee fall domed thing of any consequence. - .. 1 ' "'• - " "." The prisoners were fully commitbill l llllllWillaat rises for trial. • • INIARCS or HCROZR....-An 1 nqueseNeaellsald day night, sod hy adjournment to ISO 411014 ( Tllo=l6ll Stirling, Esq. Coroner, at the Lies.opit avern, Somers Town, on the body of au Infant slid to hare been murdered by its mother, Mrs. her paramour, John Morr ison; the supposed of the child, who has for tome time cohabited wik. and who twisted her at her delivery. The elrensistar, has excited the strongest emotions in the neighbour• lsoo4, as the woman ebncealed Jun pregnancy till it pas discovered when she was in the pains of labour. The supposed father of the child, though by trade a shim:maker, has pretended to be a doctor and acconcher. L W was committed under tLe Coroner's warrant • [flavirste ISsvaisht, by Mr. Andley, the beadle of 1-dfetties. •. 4 • The citi=ef twenty respeetable as tl i llelleli" ere, o bathe a view of the body, INV messes were bet the evidence was of a ar too indelicate for as to detail. The examination,. closed. The CORONER addressed the Joey. He was ofepioioa flit there had been a concealment of the birth And ; there was no surgeon engaged, no proof baby ligten beim; prepared. The persons is the etleme Mrs. Jones lived did not even know of her ,lien • and, in fact, no one but the supposed father chid, Morrison. knew it, unless they (the Jury' credit (which he could not to so extraordinary taunt) to the evidence of the woman Wyatt. I were satisfied it was a concealed birth, they woultidielm sidtr also if the child died • natural death, fir ' been sworn. that it had lived by • witness who . cry: or if it was strangled, or suffered to die from of that care and attention necessary to its pmervai If they were of opinion the parties determined child die for want of S4ICII assistance ; although not use any violence towards it, they were accountable for its death, and it was murder in the eye of the law But if they thought the child died from suffocation the delivery, in consequence of the minter being tiv to render assistarce to it, being terrified and els: her condition, they would give her the benefit ( an opinion. The Jury retired fur about half an hour. and a verdict of—Wilful Murder against Elizabeth an ti John Alorrison. was taken into custody by the 'beadle; 6 , J on , i was fonnd.to have left home. On her re Coror limed his warrant to come, her to' wish !Anima. di; memmemwmammammememgdwinimmerma....agammuipicitii. o ea ii_tsidLairceim::::::de:aiie.i..isi.. ire about gto.e c0rr0N._41.446.1 obi.. , rii• _ for has bite st v • . 4 .• • Itl JOS hap; nmely sit kW esportation. r F tl" , • COVleEl3 , eeirbeelepreeelon we noticed in the p • liFen t ie Ciefftessa Tomalley last centime -I dnrin the I n r" r eolt ( 41 pry vs a tag 41mosend afterwalds enlist. and 1 'the thing pies r Thursday and Friday went off with 'amid ti seam) was !As bnsisocsa ; the Demerara, and Berbiee selling fre e : ~h _ ar s,,i,„ 'at a farther *drams of ie.' a 3s. per ewe There wee: .1•1;ed to no 'pubfie miler this firreaocit, ihd few pnrefsases by p r . ,:. ~.. mate °Strict were telmetod. T h e fi ve o f . h , le••• • "" • Cemaisent•ieiscremalog, is amount of t Merl e ' I took the prima, *ad the Pepsins (sacredly etme iko sto c k s o i l a iisits A hand very limited. . tempt ba s , SI;QAIL-The demand Kir ltsiicatadee last tree: i a ty thae l :tar t it h a e : turieSiiti.slinotlearine7elisreclvtithntessteadataii.tlibuTletheellisrs.fomroAenrecoomdbuisTasilitlimeserilssndoiptr6o"vemi, and robbed of g pe ononu r mt.. o l io mated ia sie ib ee ar thle tho da nistit y week,. bo o s: i ns ; I :i4 h d . At bitee•lf the lowest. „The wiedoes sale, 136 sake Seger., 14 1,., be posed to-Jsy freely at 11 'leis. The lam duty oa 11, r ~.,. the cur'at'es I's - 27 a. e sigregate average, exclusive •( b as t a p Antr, Is loft Sartelidry's Oaten*, 2/s.. gra. • 'There wo o mesa bad ter ired Inquiries after Fertign'Sogars, particularly T i, . low sieseripdons,tet there were 'few on sale. and ers wr• intagason oh . f • ____,_, - - r- , UM • GIIrVIIISOMPISTAI TorsinClS. • be reuses • 446 H e P.I2O•F,ISLONS, Sm.-Write prices of LI./ h i revenges. .Fpfkiscs sartOed, ogpertdsasers,lately are contact' to I manner, r a re: wild! osto far' Ihipeneat. Began is bray, sad robbers,— tkrtitkirktbil. Roam% bupgart the ,late pricei; ;" 7 e: O M *: d tik : ' ,lt tel leigi gi."with e . lar -rhalpilliatbrile.aiertilitite,"l:l4.3lll.4l4:::l6"lo;:43oAselheri: "irdi: rltralion be .day, 176 , 1tarsids goad blienhas Rico were died, twin ' • ' jra ti•le. 6d. and 3cti e r . ,),,,„ , .. sdigenties . tAElff rx. t t T.5,11.13W.-The eletestid for 1 , • 'by • Mr, l'a ow lig `week • and , and the prices rather I. ~ , eoo d uct Proved r fee yelleirkihmiffe fellow 37.. N. irks Fortelle . 3 _, . nlotaloed Internees:ft here,•and for minds 36e. sell SS. V. 11 ` . •6d... Hemp( amnion& dm good demands% et iesprom g the settee i ; _Om.. ru adulates obtained in Floe is beg, mum. shimmer. Asised.,The letten reeliucti from Pr•ersb,nfirate At Om, If es .Exchenie., wileg hod faljen to 91d. had arm edema& Ammar .! and •11W_ . Was tha 'goinecar treatise. ... ;„, „'" ROFS.4 , 4Ite to*• ousts received flirty free dm Nip li da me s4 Milaidesielreeffiltdemahlo; the estlorefid'ekty Is wilimmeml t 01113,11111/.• :- , . • vs.: ls .r, .1 '1 OLLS...-The prise et Whelk OM rommililiMely sot. IlleiefeeeS . ; 'the Isoldows, will _sot eell parcels is Kelm, Wee feed R. or ; . .7111c240 bave.pot yet assented to; thrum, iiitilu"tini • . ever, ' ' bli lisiers at 211. 'FL, seams is me liiiiiilicie; • far ' . . ikorlleletelled statements remectisr fght lai i gi iiiti • turetesa ittior Iftiltery base bele reerlied direr ; rs - -• 1- i lidespiets through Memnon ; Hamburg, he. me est es '+:' '• ' ' tined tot the alest attendes e. erkeplace. .. To -rise weeket, matinmes eery hoary, or and, het lowa = (!sited se the home %rade; no ahersve se 4 the in the pric es can be Meted, thos•hbese veg.-inLATEDY; and ' HOLLANDS.-TLe Ras i ogi ons.l . bliiket 'autism, withers& thr slightest satiation: tie dtlia I rerchailerve,weted Oahe is, UM are trim letonn , iers pme• . i. hie.--Beady Meet 'lmeeememi as. inmeinal lentatioes; a a In ' n" , OleadVertired fat tile nwelphesk a bad effect se tie Aktir•-t•-• -" 4 , packet:4lle few paccele t i4figneem at market aerial hbeil lieu fee limber, gained. ..nrnes - r , ..ninTsill••l , :i ,1.01. Werdemn : • - Lt. isit hFrliMgrig=q l . . PleellSellee ‘ lltollr*lg linOlfaing t ,.. lire broke , out at Nn. lA. rlO-:lacks Regmet-otteet, belonging to Mr.. Chiseller, hillier - • 1 11111410“ Is atleilmiad alonitt eight:o'4mb in the Isere*. be' come sparks falling . es us loose shirts's. Tie Ike of tie deem mei tweet wish alma fury threegh the fors Beltii•V's Mer witedove: ' The.' burs' loon l'eache'd the Fr ear and dikes. eke' Sin ailstoilihr eight's shortly maim. hack:se* Jae egtimarlysod.iirs Ear% Jolla - kg; ssiitli pool is• gaud -Ms f igs? . WO del ." ~,...... 1• at that 4 festirraiiiir . hiettess iIQ # vr`elori,ifiv prejetkotil broth. riai id tip.air* N'siota: Meant . Mr. Lurio. Blood NO cite; Essit - Sei.. T in. Gallo were ail asisrp 111•41 What ;rtes eke alarm ireeifinitbg iks wombs's', amt so. ter them t roirli eliarMi arttli their gees,: A merrily of want followed prevailed for,a amikkeralls:lima alter the aerie! of 1 thief ; in AO enemas di ers, ieepesenitly, raged &mist llif 1611”; by ' ialidnity with trealiefed #'iry t . and after vedeeier to a pehesera ' heap of smoking rains the hoose,:the 'whole of du • • • ...* stock in trade. and &Mature, it coostonsimated ta the I tittle*: two alai sing hinges. the eseecespied by Mr. Sinews. in itttlEe, gam tnemsfectarer, sad the (ether by Mr. Metcalf, oil which he and eolosvmsos, both of whit* were materially de • waged. Several workshops; and other premises is rched the ilOnquiel, were destroyed. met of a .', i, : ''".."- ' . i amid rep- MARRIED. s Yesterday. Mr. Willies. Toinklnv. sergeme. If ',mt. ,. . Siioastsot, to Miss Ansa Holland, of Iht. &More / 1 " s. ''' in A t i- * Ri k.. .i. • -------.. DIED. I Oe Monday evenly, Mary Lades, wife elk. W. 43 G. sell, d. Disetors'-Commons. I ' 4 611 / I " g ___, Lately Josses Tamest, formerly master mariner, trodst """• 4 " 1 ” ' to the East Indies.' tat Cline s On Monday lam, Is Upper Seymour-street. Suomi here re. Jones, iiirld, lksq. of Peemove, le the county of Devon, in the ;)": mid Miser year of Ms age. ti th dan he c r ; At Meteor. en Tseeday, tbe tOth Inst. Swab. wide"' • das Wee Mr. Ileareas Wild. of Cannoe-street- eighbostre ------ sey till it NED CAPSTAN; OR, A LAND-CRUISE PoSTPONE 7 . about.. CAPITA'S a Reba had kindly preseg'd ry trade aTo CAPI TA'S .., - friend ^ I a l er tl y ma Dave' l oxes. or Mr Una, ceoneber. , Worsid take him is toe-Non a met bad eageg'it aerate to For LONDON-0o roof of the Coach thee, the evil `•"'• "'' the Piedieted, approaeit'd ;—for. in active pursuit . " The Burrs appeer'd.-In a high pasted Boor !- Nen CAPSTAN ezdained, while the vision sleeved heerl. nll.l o i n is ha wa v t io nr; ` will. . 711 e Has, 4-41 her enemies f is right is her reek'noke , Oppos'd by Elie Davit, be thoeght, and an .hour! R i l it B e " ge Ts i - n ...b:P ei n e b ell s , j a ee nd tY:: his neb j y o P tr: e e dl i rnt e c a :,: h isirerra stage sPd i i n l7) fi d. If .141 " 111 Re wisely sheer'd off, giving op, then, his trip-- t of the And plumed at escape. sped his way to his skip.- *th.f of „"„I The story got wind of Na. CAPSTAN'S IdTlNlttlre,- Z: -. 1 c ... " . The Mate 4"ail • frolic tnelio'd then to enter; "" 1 "ule - Two Boots, polisb'd high with the luminous Jel, her of the Were sow in the cabin coneptetiously set— ro ry st u y a:s i g : a tle- e . Th F " o i r e ter O m e r ate ri e L A st u n ftd:A N un ul iee ::prt - n h , s e - p ci Pe: fil u e r , : t d:O v n r c h o e:s m ka gs a lin e el !:::::: , If they They hung o'er a screen, the bright Boots. and tiormiLl em ... for it had A voice from the Jet seemed to ask,—" TO SE 5..N.15r ro heard it " kly Marren." said Nan.-" ff it is to is reunited from went " Ire ynl/e•t of old Davy Jeers MM. or Vott— i ceca o; au , • " :to snake op sop mind„-1 . 1.1. BC I) ** N ' D to I so.. 1 to let the The Male iseglid aloud.—o'er the ship ran the rawest 'h they aid That t:Aerros the Dail bed won to good humo ur'— Dcou , ta b le And storm or foal wind when the vessel enacting.. . f the law. Ne la's interest hash% with his friends In the 1 11, seri u g • . 1441i°n i° ROB ERT Y og unable. Town i m f i l uid in bottles, 61. 11 , b 1 , . WARREN, nigend so b . ri s ll t i r a a n n t d ßl Lo ack a i d n o g n . ; Vsu rn Pri ca b i l In the King' do m. . . natured at e . .d...., ever lii. each. Also Paste Blacking, In pot.. dd. 1 .. 1 . et of .`" and .19d. each. A shilling pot of paste is equal to fo r ' i,••••-• ~ bottles of !Acrid. . setiemed •.• Ask for WARDF;N'S Insetting. rib Jones, .....5.5.,,,1ar-rselca.s.reerhe 000 Let tin. 1 .. '1 lialielk i , ~, - TilapliONSTITU lished astmeit.t: eetaii be . "Thoodicille T .R 9 llla I T ILZARDELL , D! , tiNewiale whe=a9llllloftes lot. an / • - _ . • • .