The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-26 00:00:00

r " 1 "!'1! 1/Y I OA 0 4 -A 5 AIL 1 1 . ) 1 r 1w • • I • ' • 7 77. • - NyMBER 5-563 - s • elatateE i nt a . !1 • . . . let .•.• ; Tntj J . 3 i., • (--- Per Cent. I . . ... . .. , :: . s ) •::: : : . , --- 'll'4lk 4, • . , . , , f 4 fi / # . Oki • 1 .? r .• • —... fTr...... .4' : 1 0 ' PRfOll SEVEN PBSICE. mewl. Haw mdeli ;1 1 t e Oaf — the a sightly depr edators do not *pare e'en their best friends! They coal rihnea hardly seiner& a mac who more au • Andy devotes his, ample amine to Ose comfort of his !pose weighbovviltus thr proprietor of,C.oll l toro- T A PROM AMERICAN PAPERS. • Among the articles which obtained premises, at • hits agricultural fair in Allegheny eosusty, Pejaaroleir; gin, were lapeened waitees,,in.ade et l'ittsbufg. e•sfovf oil, from 15 acres of bens', retied, is that /vasty.. iwa sitars, from tobacco also , rafted lithat • coati .—r 4 thmai Gazette.) ' Goy Duplaetier, of Lowisiweas boo JIMISt4a 4I O II d shies for makiez briciusewOleh,,W4a ,ppdt, -will. do an sock work as 30 men. ~ • • . .• The same gentleman his ineetterit medals foi piercing ienee posts, by the aid of wiiicb,it is asserted, a man and a hone can pierce 1,500 posts lathe time whit • {tithes to pierce 60 or SO according to busiest mask. 411, IL• :ormol). (N.H.) San% 30.—The corn is at this time elite in the field just fit for the harvest; and New Hemp- Ulm never exhibited finer aid heavier fields—it is be lieved all was out of the way of " Jack Frost" when he ostaineeced his attacks. Potatoes, turnips, and almost .every kicd ocvegetables, have been at tended by a grow t 5. whose luxuriance was ',tamely Weyer exceeded. But the apple trees- I, we scarcely know how to describe their ap pearance : It would seem as if the whole growth of some twee amid brkintended to produce only ones ear's crop lila preseut ; there appears to be, at lea, crop of thiee ardioary unions in one. Farmer, ininylng la their store if cider, ought to ,alembic for not less than two y ear, ea rs. The largest apple we hate had any a ccount of the present y wds at Marblehead, which weighed about 23 ounces. In 0.6 orchard of Major Stark, at Denborton. last Thursday, one at the editors picked up four apples ly ng side by side as they MI from the tree, which weighed more t h an three pounds ; sad Mr. Gale, of this town, sheaved another weighing a lit tle over r'? unreel. - 'The little State of Moab lased has no l ess thus 30 .hiesenreca of, these have paid a tax imposed by elsa legislsore in January last. The residue Wow to pay it, on the ground that their cha rters are contract% the rights secured by which are infringed by the law iseposing the tax. This opposition hes andoced the es- ro aensbly to peas an act superseding. by summary p the customary forms of law, and directing the ge- Oral Treasurer to issue a warrant of distress &Oast nt corporations. The banks intimate the: r appealing • . • THMSDA vtagISER 26 , 1822; THOMAS WEAVE& Coasetereisl Agent sod Ship Broker, 118, Long Aere, from Twenty-three y et i erpericace, and baring selected the moat respectable gmegioa, begs to arm his abilities to Uttentatieteca, la offl o, the, through the entreats depremiplarttlyedsr eti WM* shot $ll.B without toss or e a l* ether Cot or approve d bills, and assures item Wit Ibillbe ash it in a few hoers.• iamb*. ' AIVIIIIIIII:In ir d inrie j a pst thr same terms, R. 1. ?, • , „ow of saving at least , I par ereth MP (T oy strictly observed, a lid Cost is the more of the treesaction. ~ c a m to any amount turearwed slositillea r idestliate dale, sp.! all Post-pald AT 1111011C11D - PA . , -,.• l a Dom fist 4, itittiorta,idaibent ail Oastsano am . . Fear trAltiOallika. aed keep good BIM by S. .0114/ITTAIN'imd Co. " ' SARACEN'S ; 41 NNSICSIVINET , • . • THs.l•Ve la g ala TC 9, *.quxs. ....* fothfrellsOkb OMB Ileri-i -floorpnalart temente, i f trwaimpum,,i two light day Cerise to ester, 411 i• • belltewmar. therregh Bagahot, Illseeiretw. le: alnd&dvllml‘ Ontelon. Andover) Selfsberv , lifseArthla sad Sthedfesd.-041te Peoprletors 6 the alters Vetch ore beterelead so asjerma shall ei spare to readmit the first commence ea thi!epaikeeraigoid. Its C, Narra "Telesireph," pastor Deal, itaresgatte, Casesrbary. Wevambam aod Sated& new putt coach, wry seetsiug, at a quarter past seven o'clock. la semegennes of the detlived preference even td the above as tlreproprtwva are determined an oteenee shall be sprat t; tender it th e firm couveysace ea thelient reed. The " Elden," Southampton Lpulagton, I ?natant, Ifiethestar, and Basingstoke, Iligttord-Bridge, Itiserwater, led Bagstal Dew four Inside coach, every Mornin , at 4 peat 7; W i v e, at the Coach and Homes, Seethametan lala of , by Ire. Tee is a omit delightful c o nvoys/me se the , Wight, Arley, Oilietheyilltv lithafredi annfll • An Ghent' Warburg, the. Ite prO prtitora' ofklikttaitivisseh hope to recess ri-ooe therm of that Path/ whir% has hitherto bees egfpodeqpipf Osage bolmsammillinv of th e .• Union)." ' Irksphidnir" . 100* ether mmettes. Salk endfr - ee rime po et coaches, theark Chippasether , - - cry 14""t"tri 11410100414i14. ev Mr.. marts. ppe Grey -"ovens, Ilietaas-sitort, 7 - ,7; , see*. • Nessesi. iletelseter. Presto', Kirby-Lonsdale, Cherdri. Ormekkek, in 4 Gushing light post-coacites, every adlornetes. • Chaster, Newport, WLltechurch. Torporley, Namrtwich, hientewleh, and Midintolch, light post-Coath every alter nate!. Wakedeld four•inside post-coach, alled " the Egress," every morning end afternoon. 'The " Royal Express," to Mancheirter, Wiasiew, Con gistob, Newcastle. Weisel. sod Wolverhoesplon new four lee de' pmt-coach, every MUNI:eon. Oily one night on the toad. rover and Caaterbary Light Post Coach. every Evening at half-past 5. Ditto, every Morning at tralf-past 6. The " Koval Express," new Birmingham light post epoch, sets out every afternoon. el mint fooricside only, rue through Warwick, Leamington. Sodium; Weetion end Daventry, to the Saracen's Heed. Roil-street, Btroing lies, next morning at half-pest 7 o'cloek. Sonderited, Stocktoe avid Yarn light post-math every morning, to the George lan, Sunderland. Slabbery PIM Coach. to carry only Four Inside, through Previies, Basisgeteke, Whitchurch, Andover, itc. every at 7. Time " Royal Eclipse," Felmouth, Plymouth, Exeter, Truro, Roast's. Penryn Ash,berten. 'roams. Weymbuth, Dorchester, Dartmouth , and Salisbury, every mornitig„ at 'even, through Roniton, Axminster, Brldport Risadinrd. Stockbridge, Basingstoke, Hartford -bridge, Risekerater, and Bagshot. Glasgow, Longtewn , Gr etna Green, Annan. Dumfries, rownhill, flrorwhntl, Sameher, Kiln, Gamma, Kingswell, end all puts of Scotland,* light four laside pest coach daily. Afftiriptila, Chatham, Rocnester, Gravesend,Strood. S l ie boorse, and itainham, every m o rning, at a past 7, Resiseed Fares. Leeches from Portaraosth to Chichester, on the arrival of Me Mall, through EillSWOfth, Cosharn. he. to Bognor. The " Royal Express," new itcht four inside post-coach, to Liverpool, Wanington. linutsford, Stone, Stafford, and hlteldield (only one night on the road,) every afternoon: arrives st the Saracen's Hoed Inn, Dalsestreet, Liverpool, next divine. The t• Express," to York. Scarborough, Whitby. Shleldss Suuderland. Newcastle and lidiaburgh, a new 4 inside light part-coach, with a guard throughout ; sets out every morning at M o'cloek, by way of Newark, Retfort, Dondister, ler ryhriesta Tado•ster, Derlington, Northallertots, Dulterts: Morpeth„ sod Berwick, sod arrives at York the iseittsturn'- 1., It it o'clock rillgerrers garnet themeless fatigued on the ,louraey, they rest what time they please, and thso proemdenkigholle isay additional fere. " The " Chempion." a sew light four inside day ofschist slimehostrer, Illoodford, Salisbury. Andover. °virus& Me lingstoke. Rlackwater end Bagshot. Ilanstaple and houthenolton user ,light post coach. every ,: Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings et 7 d'dtb.k.! • lieleitnatsodinit use uncommon expedition . f Ibis moot M allowed to be the most arreerible and erompteme: putMe asinveytmee on the north road , being enettedlod by ant - Other. Harrower'' , end Ripon sew light post coach, everyetter• aeon at four. and eight la tau rning. lag/age and Paenageeds , Yuf,h PolVag l i eu si et ordpstero-peme per lb. vr S. A. mouArs and CO.,reepectfally 'Attalla their.. Friends And the Piblir, teat they ardl not be account: ails ger say Pastels, eere' Luggage, Wei tints, nu es.- 'harm than nee Peeled. value, if lost, stolen. is ZiJ wised. unless entered as such, and the lastranee paid ondon Ter aedirdlngty, at the Sareeee's Head lea, StesmAill, L. I " "I , - • -*"*,.l:- '"•' • ' 0 111 flaw Jet w 4MPDEN_J •" • COUNTY FIRE OFFICE ► AMP PROVIDENT LOB OFFICE, • ILIGINTAITIIII IX. LONDON. Established Iv bid°. . . __ ..... _. PIESIDILIIT MI6, T1111111T11 11 • The DUKE of NORFOLK. *The DUKE of RUTLAND. 'the MARQUESS of NORTIVANIPTON, EARL ORKY. . • • LORD RRAYRROOKR , • - A ' LORD KING, &e: &e. &e. • : DM 'ROOS. Lewd Nortitsrlek, .. Oil Henry Prin. Nanais Coast, Esq. James Sedgwick, Es q. Or. John Doyle, KB. Don. Washington Shirley, •Asht. Derrale. Esq P. Welter Strickland. P.m. .R.Slorlead,Rati,lll,P. Sir W. E. Wetly, Bart. WWl,.rfeed, 'pisti l • Sir Robt. Wilson, P. ' 4 ~, _!. like.. &c.. &e. liteifilikpirtialse.&T.Derlier ilestialont, Esq. F.A.S. INFOR/ANT BUIE/ITS lIA LIZED• . • likitails-A MILLION STERLING, tad spwariii. ,f •.. All bleared so tea Poems sette.••y, . , /i ;• ' n - liziPseDelt .4tplit I.logity for Losses. • • • OlkAams paid !immediate'', and in full to Foarteen flaSolli, ,:".,- ,• A litefferers. %Irritant • I I?. LITI6 LVOV. '4 , . 'of 14 and SU per Cent. paid Invariably , ; WINN I -• , , reteralltle the last eight years. ' ' • ''' of ISL Sq.s. I4s. per etitiLltald meta . , ftN i ttitr ili t“ ,LS ~, ,1(04.1.40e1eg. • . • if! ,i,., 1 1.! imporillitloolll47lG .OANTRY. AND PLASLID, %. ,- 1 - tjTR,III,I,I.IKITED KINGDOM. , , , , • ,:itsgru..cOOPEß AND SONS: :::- .. 14401LX. 411 6 4114 4714 1rt1114111115 W•IIItROUS 4. 4J. yS, ~ , Suisorieuva•srattar a/Mum S general traders in oar particular ling. sae here, fterka(la any, Oren epeeist satikfaetiou to a wasneveahionnei I !peat eonnexion. ts whore We is 4,1 returning our grat(int ae 41144.180001tsaratsi4 s. and 4 e xpressing on. newionown4i de . ,s to we' it a eontineuti , a o ilkeir fistaretadirepitit i, . • With the shane of ' . dines lad eircnotsta nies. how alerfehichdiare served o give a new fentnre to the wren. )014winitt trade, we mast necesearity vary - oar.eirriinge7 simile ta'biiiasts ; - inefeeth it has become the lon bsPerg tive au seraitrerraitiil and influence tis their reaptctia• etre. (*lto *Ur& the ' , attic. ourasities, because the 110,iirin wAirA the emanierekil Ageism/vas for many years esteente ed appear prastaially lo castrast/. awl Du Atusallicterer . . .. limply, ander thenonveymentmowe , ' --' ' Mir sNbt •CAti Mara ~` , ~(~ ~~~. •---. ~e Ste. Whin eto exposed situations, __. ___ __ found in a relati re deyreleheaper than Crown Glass. Tlik article, for a small insurance. wad be delivered, fret front' risk er breakage , or la r g e g lasses forwarded by spring es-4 risme. constructed for the purpose, to any part of the HISId/O, at a very tryling expense. 44EC41,10.14AND LOOKING GLASSES Clisatasitly on sale at a still more eoasiderable reduction. 1;. • • CARYI7.4O AND GILDING ,iis att its branches. rills a rick assortment of Cloinrneg. ,‘ 6fikr,sCAtral, and Toilet Frames. constantly on riess.— .6etallemendesirons of having the Frames to Painting! NO Prints re-gi11,,, will find the terms parties/arty deseroisaf notice. When the quantity le large, and Fernlike are de.'' 1 firers of acc e d in g remora,. they may have thenvfinteho on the Tat milli the greatest care and dispatch. • • ' PAPER HANGING. • 'MI every deterrative departs's:at, lathe „fird style of OW ; rim. tsponedwi i a rrdseed scale es will ensiets,aJesnetentc Serial saving ifs large residences. . -• • CABINET WORK NerecJactured in a superior manner, with every attentiikel l to the *crest Jiultian and latest improvement. in this de= pertinent will be found a great variety of dilemma elegetit artistes admirably adapted for Nobleterwamd Gentlemenly se ats, at prices reduced b e y ond all former precedent. • I IN TIIE UPHOLSTERY ARRANGE:IENT. They here studied to emnbine taste and elegance. *draw se- 1 fatted erery article of the most modern introduction atop t •ert far Drairiag or Dining-Rooms. Bed-chamber& 4.. e. from; the plainest to the most costly style. Families ran be wait ed as in any part of the country with designsand patterns, at no other charge Mai t etavellin expeeces. rte ay caravans forwarded with fnrnitare ta <say distance at a small charge per mile. width eases all eremite of package, and presents Ike 144 TLIRK of br EY eak CAageRPET or A:Vary. • :4. Ifavingjust imported a large iinatiiity, they are rtabkd to offer. trartanted, of tic finest quality, of large and small dintenrioya. an worefacenrable terms other than can all be obtained at arty other knew its Lon don. Brun*, and co wling *pally reasonable. SEASONED FLOOR CLOTHS, Fitted to plan. *inch red reed is price. FUNERALS FURNISHED. 44d road meted with the gredteitsdkattian.jormi the plainest to the attest somptuons eittibitiasi of. mourning grandeur. - dad frith tassittent regard to economy, withaed, diminish *la acetvrare aespretabil:tg. • . • .‘ • Verreinive the anxiety they feel for the, e festive inmate- Sian •eptlieir orders, they mare engaged ,artiKre competent tit exhibit drawings.naited to wry display at* bide. era; Rimy. and olegasee : among these, .thil'orsideituts attend ing neraldie emblazonment' will fotrui prominentfeature. Any Nableritan or Gentleman desiroat of exchanging or **posing of their fitraiture , iriaftafl aft itariediate appor sdity of efeettag the same at their wandunit. • Appraisoments in 'Tow* or Casadry promptly attend iti to.. : JUSBPOI COOPHI and SON haring wow fully explained the itselivediate sabstenett of their arrangements. most confi dently affirm. dual a redaction of from 1.14. to 1,1 per test. .411116 bs altered for the adra saw tif immediate pr meet — Bad once mere beg to solicit the generous patronage of the pebtie. Families from the West end of the Town. by tiling the rent: of the New-reed.- Cityload,•and Fiastiory-sestare. ,pall find an rho acme' tibia Bittat i vigaxe atria, esailLiag t yaVetriteccts. • t.• ,- 93, Bisheprgate-mercer Within. 7.' gad STDN►6Y died ea the Solidi!" ANGEL INN. ST. CLEMENT'S STRAND, ladtlfaillat. COACH orrice roll TSAYELLINO, AND CON. assure Paßrst.s AND usacuasotzit. T HE FOLLOWING MAILS and other COACHES go from tSmilse re INN: 'Paris Royal Mail, via Devar,Titesday and Friday Nights, at Twelve. is/ Portsmouth and Gosport Mall, through Godalming, Pe tersgeld, and Portia'', every Evening at a quarter past 7. and Sunda at half.pastits arrival a Packet sato the file of y Wight, to ewey plan e n e ss and parcels Man e d a Mail Ouch sets off to ChM-heater, through Drayton, Havant, Reneworth. &c. Glouiester Mall. q uahr lienly, Oxford, and Cheltenham. i niery Evening at a qrter past 7, end Sunday at half. gert 6. . Dever and Canterbory Mall, through Gravesend, Chatham, and Feversharo, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half-past 6. From Canterbury, passengers and p l y: b als a :re: coma:eye fto :1 to Deal, er Ma i r e gea r t e e, " Ra m m e sg e lti t h o l 3 F a i g: Inoue, Selidasta, Myths. DLO :lurch, Romney s y nd.Lydd. Milford Mail, through Csrmartheo, Liandilo and Haver. fordwest, everyityeulog at a quarter past 7, and imillaytat , . ball-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry andonlyttg=, through Reading. Marlborough, Cale° every Morning at a quarter past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Co ach, leery Afternoon at S. Bath Light Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four Inside, through Maidenhead, Reading. Marlborough. Devises, and Mulhihans. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Moraine, at Nine. This Coach is chiefly istended for the accommoda tion of Families, Invalids.• &e. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cuchield, &c. every Morning at ft, except Sunday. G °dallying and Guildford Telegraph Coach, thrombi*. som, Leatherhead, Claudon and Henley. T.eiday# WNW day, a nd Saturday Mornings at 10 . . to a. Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champlo4nlllll lo B ll xcoutb. to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Caesar y. Rosa, Sw . &c. every day at 1. •": Oakley Coach, through Mad *Very Aftemene• el IlsWy_cnapted. t .. Littfeharapron, Arsenal, sad Viitilverth Coach. Toaddlarit, "handily, and Saturday blernlnsquarter befsonstiore Margate, n ame s, Dad, Mildwirh, and Ught Post Coaches, every 11444 1 / a g and Evening. ...., Oxford Light Post Cote% Bumf gh Henley, Re. 0,11 , Morning at 7. * • Portsmouth New and Elegant light Post Coach.fitr a•le-, " - only Four Inside, Almost's laispass, . . ..-----_ _ _ IRELAND. • . • (HIM TOR CORK ADVIRTISIS OP PRIDAT LAST.) ' r: -) MORE INCINDIARY IN/TRARIA. 40111‘R CCTION OP TITUS CORN IN TINS Lturwriss OP Ite—.Yesterday morning. about three o'clock, a party ' t i . White Boys, mostly mounted, and some armed, went to Hut house of the sexton of.theparish of White-church, lithe OWL liberties of this Icily, whom they swore gr .-Density tit answea different questions; the first of which gras—whether he had any arms, or knew any person in the pariah having arms—whether he served any pro. Ceases for the clergyman of the parish, or bad soy pro teases or decrees by him. They then swore him parti )ularly not to have any thing to do in future with the , clergyinao's tithes; on which he asked, if he did not, would they allow any one else ? He received for answer, they would ant. if they could, prevent it. They then deniandgifirts, which he. thinking th e y wanted to light a pipe, Hama, aad having ascertained from him that he had neither pitch or tar, and that they had wade him take the fine &Avec' two cods of turf, to a neighbouring e hafrifurd, W r e one stark of tithe core was lod g ed, which thel sonitliately set are to, and w hich, though very datop from the late rains, was in a blase before he had tiontto return to his own house, not a distance of 2011 yip's. Fortunately, it was the outer stack, the di- 2 reetion thal i the wind blew in, saved the rem ainder of the corn is to haggard. - We noticed in our last the burning of Corn, &c.. the property of a Elmer near liallinhessig. The incendiary ' epirit. withotll the dernenical feeling attendant on mid nightor made work, is abroad, slid we regret to say. that whilst it has hitherto kept its wanton ravages to the distant peels of the county, it more immediately threatens the neighbourhood of our city.—The follow. ing fresh lista of Wrap, will put our readers in pos.. sess i o n s pf O n s tate o f . things in this part of the island:-- , • '+ Ott Thatv'easyrevening the house of Arthur Noreen' EN.. of Hermitage, sear Doorr.die, was attacked. andte a. &mind made fur arms , hu t havin g been disappoind, the insurgents threatened to set his haggard on fire, for which purpose they procured a soil of turf from the ki tc hen a t ,. After a short time they . returned, and said. that in compliment to Mr. Norcos s son, they could w o uld nut no t do it at that time. Thei tt r numbers be ascertained. ; , . • We leave been favoured with the following extract from a respectablieorteapondeot ;,-- teINaItAII4.—WitOISISDAT NIGRT. This part of the cuontry is is shad state, and when I write. there is afire burning, apparently about a mile on the road from this Itawn to Mallow—no ' doubt the word of incendiaries. We areconceroed to flail, that three of Mr. T base's s n eer , a t oselmoce, were plucked of their wool by HMO lIA . ISCPORStP , Pa Montle); night last, leaving the soimale in such estate of laserated carcase , • as to give but little chance of their rocoveriog tits:6l4l4oms treat- • ..+-^.-_..L..wr ~L. interests. Th 6— but Improved. They are remarkable for the tisane's, 8e•• mite softness, and singular uniformity of their iteecee, and are so acquisition to the country, for which the propricto:e are entitled to a view{ of thanks. DESCRIPTION OF THE T FE ATE OF AM AIInICAX HIEF. (raox CONNECTICUT comma.) - The Regis'er, at New-Haven, after copying one article of last week, respecting the gentleman who so suddenly wound up his business in this place, and law,' then took his departure fo r New-Haven, according to add the following biographical skecth : " This fellow has been prowling about in the towns of North-Haveo, Hamden, Woodbridge, Le. fur some time past. tie married in North-Haven abut three years ago, being at that time an industrious young than. Sometime after, lie bethought himself of an easy method of gaining a livelihood, and when his new plan was dis covered he had already collected together considerable stolen Property. After the demands of the law were exe cuted upon him, he went to parts unknown, and very little was heard trous him for nearly two years,when it was ascertained that he bad taken lodgings with the gaole: is Ilart ford. He was seen in North Haven again soon after Me escaped from Hertford gaol, upon which front 4't 1040 of the inhabitants turned out with dogs, guns, Lc. Mod m de an uusuccessful szarch for him. Ile is not a Ate ry reafined, genteel villain —he can live in the woods !ire weeks together.—He breaks into houses in the Olibt and takes cheese and ether provisoes. lie is not Very difficult in the choice of articles—for he takes asw•mill chains, boards and alt kinds of farming tools. ~Part of a cheese was found in his bundle when last ap- I proltended. At Bridgeport, where be made a stand, it ...ems, he concluded not only to deal in dry goods,but to enter into the hardware line. His ill iiciesa in the last broach, should serve as a lesson to all young men who are'. %salons to drive an extensive business*. His attempt.' at enlarging businesi, proved the destruction o n f el l a mt * .property he had invested in the dry good e Ikare is no probability that he will be able to establts4 himielf agitn, until be has served an apprenticeship at rho anvil. Since the above was in type we learn than Alshey Is the fellow who took some cloth and the Epi , - copal Records from the .Cartiage 4y the fter:Asa Corn wall, who was returning to Cheshire. The cloth was found In his possession, and th,e blank part of the Record weok. lle had cet out the 1.e./mon which nus re written, and o ff ered the blank book forsa l in e. II • describes the place where be cat out the leaves to be A few rods from the Haitford turnpike, about a mile nore r of iVltitney's factoty- " rolls of • sustaining Ibe °rigs sills at Handel' a: , that the Record , found. It seems be 'carriage the 'reale taking cloth frost f Mirth ' 'l i II '1 I Al ~~! vela tae 0,,.-_. .. _ _ Slaw, Midael**o4 tailriber 1 **it .1 01 : 900 1. ;;•""' . est 4 • FrOM. •. • me.. •..-- - 11Ifigelitaii , elate webs c u t Mr- 4 1 7 is i g4 is ly t : end Aid's. nreamilniferfag wader tacceasegiscarpren• ...- tho Lea*** Tavern ? ~, ,„ . or i s isigfewpthe swag aforportmsempogereol. Thisikft s tooter, to any only Four Inside, mr 1 7 1 7; •---w-- . - . ...... . "-,-...__ eadieleb Om WO loUrnftlf . , •.• i. n , ~ . alf things has giant.' rise te.a a/wag/Wept/sr/ors, who ham ford. Peterallehl, and Per**, ev ery r ing _al talellnquent corporathisi.' , The Danes tun ..!.. • ••_ • ye i cs ta ibegyitsgok, parmigwaxgvi, •goallOß,. , ,endutronrid to Seaga Sieseselrea,by alert s° •• . eatery . :ifiSt, Newcastle, end Edinburgh es, med.ao m, i tioilor . " pridig iv eirusited states supreme ems PLYMOVTII , inferior ga tes iors, Safe A, although dppar ...... , aof the North, every hionsiag,et a quarter belhave S. ~, ~. ,; i , ~ 7.: . .. ,.11 , 7 .. . . . ~, giNdtkeplea pre, they gre Amoy , cc , ' =, • • fdanshasibr, Lanes Star, Kendal. Rochdale, fiedledelli: wrr.: dead Map zesen•giegigv or Titg esissix ix Tilt 01.0 , COUNTY or, " .111 . ' 44' ' 12ar6114156t 'e lie.t4ll4"ll. limelL L :ell setpreaf bil INatjipletrordis fiellrArieftersit4gram iter ls iore dill sih *-- . '''"`' ?2"...- C . *-6 ' 111: • :dr' Ric ' tihdard'Slid.i.444l.‘_datil.__litraz' a° th ellialli. SbellA - -: • Apt etsx.-Th . e fo.lwlowinspassage of a l letter tea fro i ni a the • of' silladosoe at Ihravilinlillidt Igo- Ike oarehosee; .• • .. •. . ,- . •,,; ' Whilidgfore Wastage Coach, tbretiblifidemilick, Rtnr. witch Hate or est anapton, is last tiff5raft ... _2........,' . Wilid dl Os ; Illrn eselfelell ._ • • •iiiiras Asa existed amei=bastrinety: , eitlebird and Hamill, Tuesday . Thereday, sad Seireeday last North American review :- .. Swim. 1111141. 1 1. WO*. Wage (*.trades's , * itswe lotlan 0 0 elr 'llloreldh.. at 6. 0 '" . . 4 Mai I Tree ordained (is 1776) there were, In- "ieusill' ireuseS ‘ l '*-** 41 "wi l l_l• __ fkirsrlduieutou do 40,1140' 10 MA" in 1 • 114 PS * V ißil Godalog and Guildford Telodretdirjt4tinslwetiiill. Audios/ inrelf,34 or 35 ministered liaianbeshoiriencoesuat‘i ghtteoestetssey. W Ail Me* RIM oeinba iticagerr keeptiwgreat dig/ski:fie Pre anrget , • Agit Kin , Ken. Cobham, and Riplei. •. , . Of ilsassiuse are now living, an In ty g • every ellersoos. eatistactorifigorrplgiawd. Ire , • Ada i. . end Friday Mornings at 10 ; liasdaya ail, sad re- e.? •••••• !.•o•t'eny Nt.t. • I • da lli t ---, - • ,•• mak • the nine. Two are above 75. and have colleagues. lb .. „sumo... wiaistimainakikowitkoo,4%, . „giaethitmg m smith amid'. . wig .. . oar evert :• •• ree • London the same day. il• Four potlatch the ordinary ministerial duties. %seta - • t f' . . re '' Illteedi sgb sad "bid" Porno% _16.? Wide dire"h kky, suborn It altered 7b. Ose was dismissed mid is about reiwe' "fte4ralleari lirsillbetwww.;llll"lll"l"."l4.l".444l*.:* 941 . t 7 4 . 4 ; 4 . f ..,l iii toffeabel 'it ilit:l :g elwi e *lodg ed. oode we 1.4 44 141 ..; it 1,..... ' illfnat6.l.itsansberyijilib°ll"4, .Ilisigiellase rf ' aid my ag, ' I. .40 year% only one minis ter has otd, midi . - t ',: V„:" * at4eers i ow 4.....1 ir ... 4 . ..,.., e••• 1„, *A i . L.,- 4,... yip . -* • • ...ef ' eal e..l. • W"..646. ..... rsr - " ,9 "" -' • • '• • • '-i - • Wl4llll2,tise illigka Of Hassrbite outy under the ace, -- - ---" (.4.$ 'Of! held. ed ;Chills the littiltawfllte . . -MS *Vac*. .. v .. , ...1 . - I" 4' 41 . 1 0 4.41 * G.". _. • ' •'. ' • ika is Om . Assn - 7 - •"" , . 1. •- • . ' meaTif Iv* Wel nourlT 1ift1e...... ; !, r,,apow,..uomentic,. r --,..:',l,L..lverefkoinnek, evl . vim an d - Est•wate materiat-sed sifbr the character and el edit of , '•' • ' ' NSW ••," end Co. - • ewe. t ten , oma ~. .14111% 441 9 0, ••• aftwoOlwdon day coach. to Spllsby, Loath, thrtwishr std sac& teelahlithed Meeeethilie 110.811 to the aVe inane - are safely and expeditiously Doe- se can t Ado patronage of Ids Nobility. Gentry, and pablic of. the voy ril Ar il . to every City, ?ewer , Village, sad ihri splinting et i pay s . The eddy day sea& to BONO* 0 nnovenors-lfaesrs. J. and If . Pratt, of Eaton lob- aid Newsman e. .4,, it. u.• avn•••t•lt. United ingdom. •. .. • • Coibibry 'limb* ' farming ontis, viz.:- • Tt.• ,„ Ex rem ., , ew . b i d& p e w ' c onch JOSEri COOPMI inlirSOS: is their offer:ay the nature • • Doti; Hereford. Surrey, son, co. N.,Y. raised the present year, from three acres of ~.. ground. the astonishlog qnantity of four hundred and ninety wick their &mixers tomdiec, tract they shall ant be could ered us fipaka, Gloucetr, Bosse:, en n ,„, C.„......netietel'aStri:b.„„i•Penlit thillllll4lainnelltnnnes"°"l li g otteinptiny akyl they maned maintain and rapport -their Cart.lifir Kent, Mtn, (eased a half basheis of Indies corn ;an average of one nuudrodantiowelliTliSo and a half bushels to the acre. imsi o h . --- - A914 4, --- y - . i me i.k i t - d i F e . - mom*" - `--. c a th urink, -5 Tare/toast ectataini every dnertptiva of Ye best menu- Devon Oxford, Worcers ref . (roost:ran nowrit &UPTON MIMI. ortisTre, Of sev•lto.) lonarvihridee. Wetberby, Aherford. Fameartdee. New. Petered Pstraftwre. • altitos4 Hants. Soares , . sat. Deocestee., Geaatisem. tamford. Beteffi, Greetham. LtsOKING GLA ONES. Sneleh Wale "' ~ gAhon'lgwnse,...oor enterprising townsmen, Isar . !Wow end ,Itlggieswade ; sets out every morning, sod From tie Imetensr . •redrietion *hick has wow takes piemeas• .All rirtP:rtoorrtitrlalineele p.feaditioltiljpastrite!OAl:ll=sand in" Bat , - og. end Col. lames Shepherd, have recently The two Baton bucks. which have arrived In toren. They preferme the is with the greatest facility. Passengers ben offered (eren of asayLlfieent sizes) co Jaw esperticaterty '' Ho" 141 " 11.40904 :alo• ill the abort"' DOLL ) c• wore purchased in Saxony for these gentlemen more them a detabeed oat theroW by business, or pleirsure. here the to interest Noblesse* . or Gentlemen desirmss al Pita, lip ~ l e H o Nati" dit mbanikalit., coutaioing glass, chin, , year since, end selected lry a good judge, as the excellence peculiar advantage of their sesta being seettmd In the seal thetheirrideorweeetiewpilirawtonlegaat ring fnakdonable alicle.wite- wash. or lurks , Chambers. Male- -IN . e asi4 essiribi esall io li r r , binbess". if iodise iimase livir ied eve ; la n: II :; iroatte; of the animals evinces. It is well knows that Saxon soul 1 „, the higher pries ie the English market than Spa- • "•-••• 1 Sews:mar. Promote. Kirhy-Lonsdale. Bolton, mum Windows. Coaserealorics , die. Fur if' iitilows,..bmi r Fodor Pouluollue • ill6PflaM sallmtlbee 61 ' eulue' nape; nisi'. It is the material of which the-superfine west of Eng- . ____,.... --are Units_ or exposed sitnatipts, their Ptate GliVit mitt be glaseiged as mob what dolluolutili-1110 Gas°. and paid for - . _.. ..... r....-.. ntos. This uosnrd i l i d i r• land cloths the made. The growth of t h e re, in this ____...,_„,-.............1 1. eonetry is important to the agricultural and mannfise sti turing -- interests. These bucks are of the Merino race of eep. ----..a.k1. M me the fleeeen, diet: - o r . He says that two rolls of paper • i I iginal minutes, are dep osited near th- ~ izeps, so called. Hopes are entertain~ I i leaves, or miginal minutes, will i• • ae look tlast atticles ?rola Mr.Corowal' , ' i ring previous to his h'realiloen it n I the clothier's - works of Mr. Mi rks, . 1 1 ... s I 4 .. . • . f I , 4 . - ... l. • . . . - . • "7!•r! ' ' •• , , '~ r. • ..