The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

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Klink, true the Diane _....untsir- -- , !I rb I Mist Taliewin- 1 Iti 11 41 11 1 e• inn of thestance Of the Hendon Fair to•dat raa# be slid to tar- wipe wea r s ". aa Ida Low e b ee pe d * J o tegs,•- only- lite ,1 . kilt e. old elWitie-16 to I r br. to Mo, •.• " • ' • • i t ail Cob ••••••.; ' '.. .i.b .• * • 4 ‘ ' . • mat Ul Mlle.ffemer beetle a pet kin, wita So sosa-17 to I agst Troy-lt to 1 ilmt Sir W. Ituer's colt- i • • . :,' 4 will", a v e te, 4. Il . ; terestkeit sad espresilvemtwesimbe. mai a *ski eayabbp Id So 1 eget lice, Peelle. . ?to+ test to try her periermeeee let rah the truest aommentary thet could offered on lb; , itapoierished stale of the neigliboantig entity : 14 a ' 4 " k• jilitfe'rio re, atilt beDuipit f Ffe- of powerful Weems. •it weall os t ig • artyleg tad weirs a 91m.-111 hairnet torn af Zaida- 810 I eggs ono sand limes not very insert!, Layers and sellers nisi to be eery ..- t ' ' -, 4 . - 1 ag It with tbe best --li Ile I Wes Ise kr Witem-B to i nest coat et olivine .abundant at it ; but inch i coliparit: •iie scarcity of both • ' • I Ina( pleat al brig Wwar, who took frps a, - ~ „, war bays ever 'rimmed. Ink* snips' was the beat that itilecasma Or: Latish-It to 1 agst Miss Fanny, by al it exhibited on this day, as well as ea Teeediy week; • ad, whiett 1 ilrat • lshileiLl.° OW pe rt ever has been whammed • bet comparing bier with all who Welton. • .lis never Wore, peeban, been obsereed. Sera sli*PP- '' • i Motley was ?beer 'ehlefronleet• . e ff Neve ?easily sdventareila this Hie we are bound to pre- ---*-ms•- ' e t ing, the common edger of persona in Adieu; did nee , , i . t: I d Pest better than 1 - diP ; they told UN that I _ smear a eery favourable opinion Oa the pretension oaf • ' . BOXERS , enliven tote depression ; aid the majorfit 6( the peer 1 Haventish. cllilh enters aid that die Miss - KitLLT. lii the balcony scene, her settee was very ... • • ?.. ‘• 1 l' Ir the freight of fermi Aber ant 'have, , word , timegh some of her whispers conveyed an Ides of et t- lifigon mid or 0. 1 .,..-This a rs e th e p a k e ffi ai s t o pic o f people; weer f reed their cattle for sale; drove them , , • kr bills. As I had me c ar golea issiwil. IWI Immense% •littleat veriasee Witham innocent simpft. eesibmaties yesterday at Tittersall's, end other sporting home num% ly eddy hours - wit hoe t We' slender lath; at u , -', ~ . s . i l• , . d left die fteiklit with me coosige T ee,' but .city which should belong to Juliet. Ia her humiliate* to dear , tad this fdifelt heti left tau& doubt whether tbe feet on, ?f: hatiog their palms struck, or being demanded .. learn news •ot Romeo, she was Pe animated, slid there seen battle hieweem Martin end Randall Will hike place on their prices. I o aloft, it ills allowed ; with a elgh; bit the ? t . tisfy them. I expected %bey weed have they held %Wound! of wee, c r aw to was much good acting In her settee nest efforts to soothe eir eir ... theild of Dectraber, efthough the Whole of the immense the Peasant, and with Mn oath be the . 'Squire, that the the Irritated feelings of the Nome , er grief at hotel times were bad beyond deicriition. ilia Aotifaidee of 1 .., iole crew or not, as acme of aim knew the fate of Tyban. and the sentence oUtanteto onid•aisrary stake of /Mk aside is dopeilted in the bands of Mr- Irish society are appionthiag. Nestessity often , proves 4 'hey were node,. Barone Ayres colours , strong hspreseloa on tbeiediehee, sod her pa'ettag b ee Jean Jansen. The stake was essay forfeited b y !Weren't an useful instructor. The motets and the bAtire are be. i- ' - 'ot ta . het a B i omes Ayres vessel or cow, but mnethermerited high peptise. The interest i ng ditmeiee of backer, who sew a ellemee Instead of money, sad il sport- ginning to be of one mind; and ft would be well; Iliad: - .t • • '• ' ijailiel at that mounted, when wishing to appear subsided's/.• , • ...r. i----:' D ort oees evasion , yet (ems lest the price if dbli IRS_ character It goodwhole 'f fain, like the present, were of frequent decittatte. got .hanged. and made the I iimiley jest is flew: This ebeeiee remold es It did, leer . provided they conducted, even icdperfettly; th such h a 14.-Seil.d this ;monolog folthetalver. eff to ceeeivesteeld be life, hits ever basin Itigatf i all el tam j,,y. from s„ o ih s ees , a m , et er yAap i elated. Theemothensioes whleh press . on her . for lag Martin to stand WM. of the battle .. happy consumtnation. i . . mone y hiraelf' and WATERPOSP, NOE. 11.-;Our markets of irtil Mad • dirainichi. Arrived and vents the Mum- what way falldw*to• set Ads meditates , throw all hreelleolloll be lias declared he wont eget. At a meeting at Mr. Thirties 1 , ~ r h e e a foo ne to o t y ot over io whilstlooks Upon er 2Lt i z I h I her, she the son, from Demerara; the Once, Branch,ln the Haymarket yesterday, where Spring was iit attend- i Oporto.-Wind; W.S.W. • st time; this was most happily Butter was quite tritliog, and the rare, which ell t o 770: . „! . .: .- -,-,. * in the tramMieg smoothie wills sbled• 'Mlle KELLY Mewed wee. he there offered to light Neale oe the day (next•rues- and 765., could therefore be considered little betted eiten • • n, Nov. 14 .- Arrived the Maria. °friths her demonstrations of filial love.. at the witiment of Moir MI- day asenoight) - fr ost a glass of gin to 9001 . of his own nein n tl. Several Brokers' parcels reinitiated aseelel.-; tll se' or Surinam; H. Me sbips,Pasaelins, and peration. la the has s ee... dm arlidedw• sad embalm earn SW forfeat to Nate being lair. which he Ins re- Weigbiwt at the Crane on Saturday : 293-yesterday: • , .. 4 • i a cruise ; sailed the Hyrani, Watt, s from which overwhelmed Juliet. whets she ibieltereeff pd S.IV. from dui serene°. pen depleted with iwiich the .It seems that mates, who hail backed Spring oily lit firkins. No material alteration could bd stated , , . 1 . e 4,1 *.‘,..: in Pip, or ether starlet. horror sad Sneak Mildt pow on the fri . 1 d .. y gould have sowed Um forfeit without a scruple, had i /I ' : a 1 t Nev. 13-Arrived tie Roth. Maurice, which follow, have oddest haer ed sigoltled that be would not be present to make CARLOW, Nov, 11.-We tannot ethibit tlfist'Sautt • IA • .‘ li • ,tor Joessica.i_t ba. &Mg eastotemoiemse- a r m , - d i larr . more appropriate colours thin it appeared iiiitlite l'ai; • t. ew, :el - - • i iis . Tbe for f e i t has eaused the greatest confaslon l' 1 . '• .. . 0, fur the River thunbWind, W.S.W. tendon, mill were honoered with tliewders of • appiaase. ' of this town on Friday last. The show o f *et nollioae who had taken odds that Sprieg and Martin would . • . . eformtnee ,13,-Arrived the William Harris, Harris, Mr. C. Kausza7s iftgato was ,a masterly pe • considerable, hut the prices so bad, that as perwin *. I - le -: - , ....e ~_-Wind, S.W. The loftiness sod delMiWof the Awl, part Of it finely en- le at 4to I, and that 8 l and Randallwouldwin at 2 wouldsell pr og - • • •• tresred with the terrible ossetten awl frantielegytge Of the I : ‘ , H Slve lost the lest event by Spring's forfeit, and that is eat necessity . Cows, which three years ago, olal_blavi ~. Coalthurst, has arrived in Yarreonth-reads. latter scenes. Too allele ess thevaltehmes In a reason to suppose that Randall and Martin will not Drought 141 . each, went off at 71. Sheep a prurfeeralretra s ~.. •tt , are, with her rudder unshipped, and leaky; more than commen degree. and tilerrisitioes froshopeleas ; • ., • • „nr 'do.. set Is likely that Neste will accept S p ring ' s challenge, the only goods that brought any thieg like a fairaltelee. * . i' . e m shore. 1. sorrow to eeetw oo r o : jaen. twin toy to miserable swain ei• .... were store pigs which is easily neonate(' for by tin ...._- _ and despair, lOW bbl admirably 'lamed. In *at case it world be a new match altogether, with . quantity and cheapness of p o t a toes.. • Fat pigs tier" a! . 1 al General lately appointed for Cadiz, on The other eiteracters were w filled up. Jaen, aedler- hich inner bettiag has nothing to do. very low, one of nearly 3ewt. wouldepatrely bring Alai iecoannand of that place, published a Pro- vale. and Mrs. Diesermar.. s the Nurse, were ' as usual, • Two matures will be /bogie this day, between real fined a. Every article for sale ivies propiirtioonbly cheap, • le • ich concluded tbus :se" I cootiot think that Tragedy emulate i nter, the curtain fell the repetalts• of the . saes who wort at the anvil systeet of glee and fake. Tile: - a • iron for tenpence, a soul for threehalFpnces knell - 1 . • ' d was loudly called for, and it was, In conseennee.' . angst us any wretches who would wish to '" urn, laws. But if thee be asy whom the eun: a n e a tiert from the stage, that It would be acted on Satire matches are foirtweaty aside, pay or play. of pins for a halfpenny, a threepenny celis fut a pettiy:, i i . Monday. , . This Day, Two o'Clock. and three patriotic ballads for is rap !Is it ldrl kekie 14 i l , . • not undeceived let them withdrhw from day • reduce the price of lands?-(Cadosi Post.) . ~... 1 1 .. Wiehabitants of Cadiz. This happy land (neon A CORRISPONDENT.) I. RANDALL AND Id ARTIN.-We have just been informed At Newport Fair on Wednesday last, tbe deloreeviop, 1 f , fee but men who are free , eatbasiastic re. . From the numerous failnres among the female asp that In consequence of a letter rereivel by Mr. Jackson lava a to p 'retinal p *ftim rants to dramatic honors. since - fhe secession of Miss hien Me. Elliott. the backer of Martin, demanding the In value of ,and - raa le- at ' the O'Neill, we had almost grown weary cf expectation, and 500/. stilted by tire for Martin-that a meeting took have latterly attended with a sort of sullen reluctance, place this day at Mr. Jacksea's rooms. Randall wes felt tab/ • than ever ; compared with the pric- sof live stock at this . ••• - , , • . a i d y c they bare sworn." same fair of the lust year, the reductich Rio fasted to be : I • -• • T sterday, at na-rise, Vesuvius the several exhibitions of Incapacity. of which both full one half:, Will the landlords as well ea tenants re- . , 1 2 c t quietness, though for the last ten daysstwilsolted ts attend. when the ihaaineu was taken iota• • ....„*1 Theatres, within the last three years,h,ave been so pro& cikelideratien and the odda are 30.t0 1 tbet tbefight will main Minato the fact, that nothing but a correepondent the serroundang with teas stopped ; bat a gal. e A third was like the farmer, and at each an- opt taltepleall. • • ' reduction in the public burdens ran possibly save th;t slier noon Aegis to perceive smoke and - ` r estates of the former, and the remaining capital of the i nouncement of a debutante we could not forbear, in .. , "tww•s ' an laleraalalsrmlnnalle was angry anticipationofthe result, demanding of the M COW Measure. Nov. 15.-The supplies of nearly latter ? One of the fi nest samples•ef wheat ever rows &- neighbourhood, which licensed every tor newt " Why do you sheti us this?" With similar all kiotiof grain this week are very large. Fine Wheat ! in the country, was o ff ered fur sale at the New MarkA • * • ~ at towards halegost three in the evesieg, a forebodings , and increrinlous to the customary pejo, silk es .early theisame terms as Monday {hut the other •I on Thursday last, by a tenant of Sir C h at l es M esons, at • i • ~ 4 ' 4°6 from the upper cost "I'll place. P r. ' that usher the provincial heroines and heroes into sue- gnalitin are cheaper.--Ilarley, for Malting, fully maim- • ss. the bushel!. -,--• iterated and load mhos be the anterior of trOpolltan notoriety, me witnessed the rising of the cur. tams tie last quotations.- Beans aid Peas sell heavily At Marshfield Fair, Glonsettershire, on the 24,11 ul. •.. ~ .. These noises increased every moment, tale last night, anal in justice to the youthful candidate at hleaday's prima.--The immense quantity of Oats at there was a large quantity of Sheep penned, which, al7 i •• ! . ra a lrir-ann rise a "Y r. " al lava ' bear a of the eyeliner, wesonst own that we never experleoced Maritsa bee dm staawand • the trade for this article, that though io general excellent of their kind, met with 4 • , • h, was clearly ewe nod *deemed about a a more agreeable disappointesent. If we except two br eves at a reduction of Is. per qr. it is very difficult to dull and heavy sale at ruinous price s, th e v er y best,, rim • . . . elf between Casia dile favorite slid Reeks. . Sheet:instances; webers not bad the pleasing dotty of te• make salt. .; ' : • Ewes being dispOsed of at from 10. is 21s. pi* . r the inhabitants of the coan,al asst....- s-iording so signal a triumph • and we eopgrateleierboth o lifilfig"'^licell'h Finery . MIN: Wheat, only one third their value lour years ego. rime . , . • . Iwh° were , al ibis ceases , at l ici t w an " , the proprietors, and Mhos F. 41. Kelly (as the playsbil., tug t .4.70) ; am, 27.620 0 ; 1,1,1 4 epic Wethers, in high con diti o n . sum s feoin ils. to 21s. each, ..... . '‘.. • - , • great that so she road from Prettici to . denotuiasted her), on the Wog egret* of seams that doe ...thettlertaLia 11/1114tT. Nov. 15.--the above wrarket and Lambs from 4s. to-14a. The'shew of Horses wa4 •• . ,W 44 seen bat earriagoe lades with IMO. w i l e," h one ief last e i g h t h i „, , e ii ee , earnest e 1 Js i,,,- ** no w m isr * japp m ed th i s loft's' sst I, a &scr i p , very inferior, and 'found few or no purchasers. lie . 214 i ; . i sr ... mth..........re.dielmocatlisfee age O. "ea a rem at loireet.” IseitileilfsZ it& it elide, Wimple iertleularly In Oxen; but the laorleil Cattle and Pi r' Tar): .1181 e was dope. - LaCgdp .. .i,. attain 'WOOS theile••• 4 • 1 1 1 . 01 • 01 ,..., .. me semsfees ; ire permed advent a r u m * ey at ig a g,, a ta me irea t h e „;;;;,, as per i„ t quantities - Were!, sort were drititeletaftinsoll. • . • i .. dwuth the wssibet lose sissy are cow" ; the ie sheet the awtdie aim with 4 lig a s,(&,.. WATaItPOIII4, Nov, 7.-.1114 falf Ain* yesterday mot. •' ' • 1 ~ , ahavleft slit e 1 • --- ••. .. Mrs aed degrees. - .llo.noes seat integratiew; tines ost as strongly nerseloodhomint am market Ns• e is somewhat lower sorrel' g y epealiteg, of the wpm i• ' din ar .. at, sod _ . i P • id ;accented ampiseßgribliemardpietereellue (ensue.- Allestmdas imperticrisesic, and fretrestrld la . • illecouragia ebrireifter Ile Alla ••• ' • •-„tl7 whew .. -: . inc.. i• ,r; ... i • IMO call. ill 'IN; swift cadiracm. the silver teas" its I. ' • - Iffiest hairs ` 4 • • ... : ' • ' • • • 1 • ✓ ies fit Ramie' elmdfal.- The jowly pievlrleseeeca,-.....i0,e0-....1;..14 , 4 •-• , '...fi**•:. 0 i14'0 , •,/ -, g'rOEfelt _NI* IN,BITRIti At Leteiw ‘ ' '''' : t i ~_-.... .1 4 ..t.! • ••• 4 •' •. ' • iffmli ' " • o ef i ef, Sbas . is netteetabty ~tenet- ,, ~ r . a-. , • ... .•. i 1 at i ••• • Ea; a,. • • it log plasetaleadvalthoogh at int embarrassed by ;hi , _,__ _ . ALLIN, Eq. for.re-examinas 1 ? m e . t ) Ea ; the. 1L - ; eatta• • • • • . ' , . • * %vine imitated& Crime ef ■• reroitin Ancco- Coe*. a Iter -WAR 'ft" ti ter pee • • I fell sewer bribe 'essests et the capital ; t e rrors of bey situation., also-costa peered bee - claim f'" , ha ar .„. „ _ _ _ g • gl• II a • i • • •• 1 , :h bass fairs at Roaastrelean• are ai large to the rigid mention mid deep interest of her endives. "tem t° Ist's. °obit Roellffe, of No. ISO, Long-lane, Der- load; seed wheat, 11l per lead; bully:. ESa. tri 30s. pet -? I ; pa. , The irruptiom einem. is centimes]. and As the nen advarter . n. her energies teen filly devil. 'needn't. with • slew to extort money. quarter ; elttberl.y; its. to 255.; - oafs, 21. tette. 4 • • 1 t see the noonuesiserefifghtfal. All the In- oped themselves, sod she wirier.' and delighted ea by It was stated to evidence. t- at I. on Monday sight last Culcueseaa CORN MARELT.-The Corn Inneeter's . ... :• • • . . , the %admit/I . lf the valise* haw had. About the boldness sad originality of her conceptions. whi .4 the consplalosat was standing in tbe City read ; the pia gee for the past week,' are-Wheel per quarters - '• 1 - ••• • p ed Peel" , wlbe illurroesilog ellllg'w are by were ezocu•ed with a foree and feeling sepal to their loner came up to him in the midst of a mob, and de. 375. lid.; barley, 28s. 5 1 1 Met oats. 19s, ; beaus, lib. ii., i a the polies received at the prefeenre. truth. Her garden scene was replete a ith touches of minded the sum of 51. Witness immediately said "You and pease, PS I. B)<d. Barley reining steady. ' • , t -As *e write the fall of cinders condone, the mostexqousito tenderneu.-There was a saivette, a are • stranger to me, end for what should I.give you has a brisk trade, 1,322 Teener* having hero sell, - ... s is still obscured. • freshness in some of the lighter passages, which admin. that Money ?" He replied. " Oh, you keow fur whet, since our last return. - ' .. bly relieved the earnestness and di th of pasaien time iie i am of fi cial accounts, we leers th at the mono- • P d f yoa do not pay me 51. I will bri.ig.en attorney tst YARMOUTH, Nov. 7.-Oar market on Retarder Wei - .. t throw up either billies's, fire, or cinders. breathed through every expression who I 11 make and, b •I will •h d 1 ' h ' 8 wheats • • of her attach. your house •:a you, en. es, rola ann ant y supplied with grain ; no acre .• . - • '`e`• 'ottiei. Resins, and Torn del Una* hoes met • it is bard to select instances of compa rative credit • the neighbourhoodwhere cots lies'," Hirt• h hr e ad i ly advance of enter' &z. your in a I • ong tup at an lie obacarity is meet ease on the Woof the celleoce , for she Gambol entirely possessed of her author, nest told him he had done nothing to him . The uri• Malting barleys were in request, and met 'radii:. better ' - ' .••• '. 4 I She was th e child of paste% living alone the cinders fall there in great &besieges.- --very ' . • of nine Boner then threatened to charge him witls a nameless prices; eaten amendment on the second qualities; bent • 4 I , Naples) WI h A bt I • at tt time , cl 11 sale . Pi 0 lte •*I n'n oats or object, and with a desperate fidelity, following that crime. toes a• no money aea him .ie a a No •e no ara o t pea. i -7 ( . single occupant of her thoughts and wtshes to the gripe. but appointed to inert the prisoner the following day, at •Neawtcn, Nov h.-There was a good show of Stitch 1 VESSELS 5t12,1).--Notwithstanding the ..1 Her scenes with the Nurse, her ninon-trance with the three o'clock, at Rowland Hill's chapel. Witness pre- rattle on Saturday, and, being In fine condition,* good !er, and crew of a passage vessel, seized at Friar, and her soliloquy in her chamber, to bee death, enrol a friend, sad went the following day to the place many sales were made ; but the sheet horns and bome. • bout a year sine, fur having e.considerabk ' • i.. were rapid. and sure approaches to that high op i n i on of appoieted. The prisoner was there waiting, and the heeds sold slowly. Sheep and lambs were not so none- • , i I , 44 , .:. gooda concealed, bays sefikeed the utmost her...: talents, with which she finally impressed the witness gave him 11. which he took. After which the rout, and went off rather brisker. Not a good done ri 1 . • 2 p ~.,-. the law for their illegal pursuits, one a the audience, who hailed bee success with the most enthts. witness and his friend secured the prisoner, and gave to be nen of anydescription. Pigs were not so plentiful, ti , , e a '*": - „.• ;els, sailing betweeo Heighten and Dieppe, * siaitic acclamations. We shall take a future oppor t un it y him into the custody of Heddingtote a constable, and sold very slow, at low price'. it Newhaven on the 13th, soon after her ar- • -,... of noticing more i n detail this extraordinary per- The Magistrate having waited a considerable time There is now trained against a house at Chelsea, in a t port from Dieppe, by Mr.tiorring, the title- form:ton, which evinces a precocity of talent. that is shy theattcodance of tbe prosecutor and bis witnesses, westerly . direction, a Allay-duke Cherry-tree, which bas • oill his crew, fur baying *considerable (pan- either fairs of the highest order, or some thi ng Imsalla' despatched one of the officers to the house of the prose- six cherries on it-one, half ripe. It blossomed the sal i iibited ant oncost:weed peels concealed on bling tt. sufficiently to be mistaken for it. In the mean tenor to request his iinsediate attendance at the Ober, coed rime this season in the middle of September. t ante vessel; which, we noderstanol, consisted • time we commit the young heroine to her splendid des- The officer returned soon after, and told Mr. Allen that When the old leans fell off and others supplied thole • t • eel() yards of silk of very superior quality - ".. .1 • • t i n y. with every wish .for that success. which we so be had been to Mr. Roclifie's house, and saw his wife, Mace. The tree was transplanted last December, sad 419 pair of gloves; several gold watches, i fearlessly predict. win informed him that her husband was not at home ; bore fruit last May. it handsome musical snuff boxes; a quantity • j ice to. r. . amine a We have net room leftist do' • 11 C K ' a ad that the mother of the prisoner bad Keen to their We understand that the Colts Inspectors Inverted •.. 'I • - opera here a large illaseity of hen m f • . d'n -. Romeo, which we • were . gled t him resume. His ad. beam and implored her husband not to appear against a circular from the General Receiver, desiringitheS.tta is litOOCllel,hracelets, Necklaces. bead purses,l • ' *•°. mirahleof this h tis al read too well h . f t t in queoce of which her bus- ascertain any cases in which persons shall havedbettle4 performance is e racer a rea y her no or una e son, cense girdles, aid various other articles . .. I I. *• i- known, and too bighlt appreciated, to benefit by the en- b an d did not wish to prosecute. to make returns of corn bought by them on any market ] I -,• . rn 105 Pruneueeed in the Polite court, at coming's* we would wish to bestow. He is the Riaeldo To o mag i strate ob ti. that the charge scalnst the pri- day, or on any day between two markets, in order that• -..a I ,me Wednesday, which is remarkable only o f tea modern stage,. •directions may be given for the recovery of the penalty ; Of the principles which it seems te involve. • 16. 46 0 . " Pia eel de adi sembianti." g naw was of so ser iou s a nature, that he should net even or penalties by due course of law ; it being the &tenni. 1 t.,:•„, be servants of as inset' families iuhahttruifill tban any,pr all of his casegetiters, and whether . inure t hi n k blasselfjostified In accepting bail for the prisoner, nation of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council , .., . sir is George-street, were accused•ef thus pouring the complaint of Ins, or uttering the 'office ;eh& be said, should rather lie In prison for 12 months to fur trade, to enforce a strict compliance with the Act of r 1 t , 1 1 ' . ater, Ike over the windows e • :steel* 'endgame of heroism, be is equally graceful, impas• await the impotence of the prosecutor and the witnesses Parliament .-( fury Paper.) .. 1 "w" isilki"tlY Proved t 'jr . *4 ll Ol O sionottemi excellest. against him. He then ordered a summons to be made et ....Taurean, Nov. 14.-At our Simon and Jude fair • tat some of the defends •., k Baal Mentos characters wen better supported 'fleas Wit orb est, and to be served on Mr. Roca., and remanded the last Friday, there was not so large a show of sheep 41. :; hut there was so 'livid • '''. '...." tint , have nor seen them. We have not space to pereleme, oast• was expected, and this description of cattle went off at : I 1 pieion to say one of t , . The lai tlv ...,L tb et tbit .0414. Credit/MP ' • John Ceasing, the man ehsrged with having sold the an advance of from 2s. to 3s. a head. Goad hisses • , however, fined the Wel • ' 0 beirtsets" reduced, mill eh for dissection s" eared on his own • • body of Sarah Cron , .P maintained their prices, and inferior ones could not !irate' the decisive, AM* sieve aract=intdiests of the establish- recognizance. easily be disposed of. On Saturtiuy the beast fair was sotent ()eight to ass the meats. • II is •- is KBILY, however, that we look. to lannoo the officer stated that he had been at St. Tho- large, and the priers very low. , . mat Hospital , where he was shown into the dissecting- , ' : r f r o tr i Ute " stray-folk" of Covent - Garden, and restore - sof tint Institutios, but could not discover the body of FACTS FROSt BrOSTON.- On Market-days the beet a •;,is f•recutorrawca.-8apti054, 4 21.• Lesdighties : _ ~. Illassiesedwelling•place. 2 thedeeeeeed, among the other subjects. The surgeon 5.... mutton sells f ur 11. per lb. ; pork 3d. 3,1 ,to 4. • beef ► aa. . e • 1 ~ • le • I hursday, Nor. 7, 1.29 , by the wp, Y- finials , , ..,i-• ci ' .-ear e botcher on Sato.. • , . dg-owe children; all of whom, e.. sae Ili Num.-We hav lt rith" ea* 4 dres annul tbieleonsumbOietetthearens-waeloldnlriste.tldiaetseirtiii;tiwonalio,reatise") t; y ee n t l a , t o d bas f re q u e n tly g in on his s w s e t r a 1 i o to ne ! 1 .4,, r,.....iiii. Leash eke. •. •• i_.., „jd ' eft town in tke edereimeyesterdly free* ;should be taken to give notice at the office. wai f Butter Sid. to 91.-(Staotford News.) - treat his customer., t • ) families, In • -Um 101.. . ocedeesulies of his Itajetstee boil oat, Hall said that it was most probable Wet the corpse was • • ' i • , Mrs of . C 'r-' i - • It as mare awitietthaa we mini twerlowly ea its my to illoooland, for the medical stuknts there. ) ~ ~ 5.., Oranges are selling at the principal fritfiren in this i • lb* 41 r. 0- „,a, f the*. II - WIWI,. f ia lA- e ititilts Majesty. Brent he Mr.. ALLeit asked Cousins If he was prepared to bay out metrepolia at one and two shillings nett; we tinders i • • n th ' an doly as less : • Es gegit, mastiesill by es a ding further? , r i ty , A , . Writ, Of kr agyregd. bid Sieved days tinder a mixer* Cousins.-•• t can't say mere than I have already slated. mi s s stand they arrived front South America, with same that , I were lately presented to his Majesty ; that they are of a • ' the nE _ ... ,' no se depoesdes of amits. l'h, skein. however, in toiled- What Mrs. Barnard says is all untrue. I can prove that . - ' - 1. 710 kelite r y meiggion no al, a i m earaiatad, we tast the gout would. as In or. the deceased lived by prostitatien before I took up with h' ''M E ngland. different species from any hitherto known . - tkies.) - . . .. ' '44. , stlearymeolmearomendlimpallangeld symptoms, balk ' her." the inside being nearl y as Pale as a lemon, hue wheel *II alas* ... Illikellistrr. libnialstrye•pedah this WWI „bees seinewbekdieeppointed, zed the Reports Mr. Ailims.-Of aU the base conduct I ever heard or to • full ripe, they are delicious l y sweet, and in Savour re. , elsaumimpaaa ham them, a r s; from l• .2 eilleer ItaireAsie fear, in consequence , warned wards an unfolanate female , this anon's is the worst. First stubble a pine. ef ar Ise itM Mum andefillirea e . m a aaraualeable ter, which. unhappily, we now find to solace her from her husband, then to sead her out into I . zat'IIQUITIES.-ANCIENT WIArON.-.-A few days ago, .. . , . •. • • amtltewcaalle to lie See* mei ' have doom to per,' - ( ( Chronicle.) the struts for prostitution. and cruelly b .tat her if she dld as some miners were digging, and forming a puddle oc s i td ler itse I - *, • by Bow Mors.-.LeelIN. be e that Captain F.,not, obey 8 41 the odious command; and lastly, to sell the corpse of ' YejMagistrate then addressing g h;mself to Cousins, said, ad.! say depead that every exertion shall beamed to bring need in the rains of the earth. two yards deep, a Hattie . i • ..., . washing place for lead ore, at the Lead ..11ine Works. . s, r hies victim to the surgeons eons for dissection. The 'morbid" be ' . i t shd who actively canvassed the Proprietors of the Na- • ninina Oakland (Cirrhew) by Llanwrst. ' they disco- - l• wear. of s u ch $ . •VI ti tamsrame Cesap_ey is favour of his brother, at , 'tkie• he weal ht tolielpell,,,- . ~ the ilMti 'kr Himet ors, we' an officer a the this disgraceful affair to light, and you will still cons i der Axe,•ie excellent preservation , which it supposed !.) • stood very -matievate ernee, a , ' Jul • 114 nisch service, observed, ~ yourself bound under your recognizance to attend here !rave heen lost and buried there since the great battle olleyysitA, - glitieme ' elio • • ' "Etta . ' . lit ," teen hiutselt mos t ell: in the event of any further elucidation or the affair." ' fOu . ght near liwydir-house, nowabe seat of the peeset.t .. • , . sal this . , „.,..tlat • pewit*. "-- • Roble, .es . expriene no k now l e dge of cousins,-" lam very happy to hear you say so. and Lord Orvidir (which is near ti,ind adjoining, the a1r470 . f airkii, Witeetemeiltis e premiums/1r agate solemnly deny any knowledge of the removal of lite beet We • stress -a hid • keel. .11/liiire ; OS alillaNO . _ OK le p , I proof, that al- descend." He was asked wee the two men were who bail e Als • . . lie ebtai aid • -' . Alt. aloe* , .„,, a praberniaa mere tau dimity ha- • tbe damages of , Dien drink 1 total one of log Wth him at the Duke of Wellington. He ad- ir ' them 1v... NE, Holies, well known . . • . • • ' fie ,,,• a . 4-,,,, a .,• • i at . rfait • • . V • - • amongst the body-snatchers ; but or the other he could not hearing that the* place) hY the illustrious' Cambritin Peones Llywarete Hen with the Salons. in the year 6i.. • tiwydir derived s name from G eccied der • or, the Bloody Land, In arti-, ' t h ere th at 'rind. ' If slot to the above b att l e fought i f p , . . . nd n , id If , is cob entered that Oilece'rjeteetrisereintipt, in addititia Ma had the • •'''' r'` ., ' P i *AI . ot - •'. , i h„„. .. hi s „,„ t tell the name, but hews. a painter au& glazier, a ~ . 1, ~ ~ . ~. ~ , • lisi ci. ,'.' r • - i .. ea ••-, - ot° l- -•' • • gal t • s*•:t ' 1 '1: • ' nsurruountable bar call to eel, Isla Sally wired she was alive: • s Ceustni teen to its nognity, es ot etreinak ,nietar isahstatc4:: 44 laded the litete .. ~ _ 2 . -if -. ' r. :,,,. ,e • . .esv• 411$ endless, to No., I, Riestoephen, ti:ay 'sot ade • weight is 1: ponociartd ia . 7 1:0 . 0?w ffe ' i l t4l ; ftiittiyri: o : i • ' , . I wore.) --- 7 - ' ..... - . tab taiga ' • •er ) . latiltithetot l s l 4l l l4.Prltes W.lthffrawy - • lion, with r il ), 43 ify t i . X i a°4l 22 rl3 o „,a • • .., ..„ • . . . .-• . . -'.., , $s • • . • , . .... , ~ • rer . .. - . ~ . • . .. l' ,