The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-23 00:00:00

filE STATESMAN . Meg elcrity. But they have all avoided his main po. shines —they have none of them, to use an elegant phrase of the Fancy. come to the scratch, From The Courier this was not to be expected—yet, and it would be difficult, for us to give a reason, we are half per suaded that The Courier is of Mr. Co 'a opinion. The Times is at a mortal personal war with this gentle men. and, of course, if lie were an Angel front Heaven, snd that truths divine came mended from his tongue, this paper would give hint no crerlit.—lnilepen dent, of this, however, The Times Is in the MONEYED LLL VAT, and it cannot be expected that it would guar , rri with its bread and butter. The Trareller prefers the political econ om y of The Scotsman, an Edinburg Paper, of high reputation, and on one occasion, if our memory do not fail us, gave it as fits serious opinion, that The Seoteman was demolishing the reputation of MR. Co.. , s 4v, as an Economist. Now the doctrines of The Seotvaosare;thoseaf M r. Ricardo and the point ot issue be tween them,namely,whetherLandedProdure would be de preciated, 41 consegrence of Mr. Pati's Bill,foiir and a bey per cent, or more than fifty has, we imagine, been ;treads' doubled by the' fact, in favour of Mr. ComerrT. (be ;Ito ming Chronicle, the leader of the opposition rest, which, we understand, is conducted by a gentle roan of considerable literary eminence, -independent of his celebrity as a journalist, has continued gaits' silent. on this moat interesting of all points. 'though it hoe enough to say on every other—from Lord Liverpool: down even to Sir Neilson Lowe—and lower, surely, lg ronbl not well descend. Upon this point, Mr. Cohbeit boa coastsntly pressed the Chronicle to speak. Bat the (+inner addressed the deaf adder. The whigs have not vet given the Chronicle the cue. But it vontttypeek, and that before many months, fbr the battle hat already crisis 's:noted betwee,!Change Alley and the Aristocracy." By accoooteftiiiiiPithain,haserled in & p o ther column, it will be seen that grave doubts are entertained whether the outrage attempted on the • penes of the Lana. LIERTINANT, coupled with dieurerles which Imes beet 'wade of • previous concert !mi l : oration,. milyi tot assume the .cliaractor Indik, debdoll 'l l 4 Catholics met ea Timsday, St D'AN111410:1•4 4 .n4 41 4 1 1 their ReqUilitioll 011100inlip as Aslihrive he !the Leal Lieutenant, ancEdecleed'isphist n urtete.idefeve,dd Catholics, buy Ho . Tehtf tollia their ici . ices with"-ditthi of their fellow eitixeStit 1 1 1 . Dirge jn 1114*-Fl a Poi t e gatitede, le hie Eseellasey. at the °waited , Mealidah he held nest dartc , tets Friday. lbs tatter es • held at the Royal;!Reib mad was of I ns% hi eornerou and...r.eaggehtit* . • r!l; l lol)e:cie4 i ,iii ,e , ly of ihtislie., -The, tlostatt..llayor .titoJi. the 'cha t -sad Mr; R. diiiiikeir.ereik4equeseit, to act as. ',teary: Sir frretritV flitirydstihdat .fhir irat Re lioni,Wiliyiqr 4i t 4 Ti ed : l k . te l Ni v 4 i l f Or t,llo P ll # 9l :DAB PllOO4 C tlt , 0 "... after. Alia: 16.041.14mestidmisd the meeting. iertioiatittil by bir. , R. Loader, crate': lak 'e • - - w !sti*ester erg oal tit . . * 1 ;11 1 IA d4r — th • i /I A: # w •., ! .I °r “ -4 r6 Y 111 , 1 see WM •'t• , " , 44, , I .ilarlignigravortisisoml hisses& istalpt Gelded/ Lthosvoloce although hitasione aprimenimmesp MOM* * a mis s * fillotenissw.ilrlakis - theff stole Seel nrsigial t, Alike as Mister OiVeriiial of the Ovlsmo M uti ' which I ' hie Mcceeiled bgfthitedke of iltelilierthlt. ' s hot *jettion 'Vs seat In trOPblift l i k 64 4 ' lateifOrelail,flet 44 rif_lt t . couocils Me *690;0 A k 1.6 oaki, :tili pitypNed "br ;',Alleess an& iiiirodtt,ox . noWeVer a 4:', .pqrla it 1-sand boxes with 4espatMeacoutinsed,t omit to, hie ..till Moat IlitiesatbseiOuie wbo same n ) Zi Merl: I 'Memel lathe Calailogie 'Moil .'oesortd itillemitise: , • , .el •• .4 .1: li.) , : 1, 4 i7:,....14 a 1 m itt* m lllifi • • Pewritivottro, IhresesoWa 1010o 4 Thelies , te , ' rOlongerAny ifonlitltWirlialldsipti She Coustalid of Sir * givitor 0 ". ti ,Its a reieforceiment of Sit 11,1CarIttilowfd gy m : li, ' zer males, for the purpose' of Idpie egiffpy ~, , g poseesittm otitis Island of COW. Aon,d Sitekh ;ad sato a war with Vrance. . ThoSteach •Itiorer a'. emalii fill of StairI.CIOCIGJIDD OD, 1;00,0fAllid0 ship) at Irs:stifrie,. whose .iestratiuos W may possibly he .niall cepary to th trays. Shoolil *4 dervated event not Valor Lace, and Sir Charfeoßowley wish to return to Eiv, ~ll,aad, Sir Edward Owen mar, hi that rase, MASCO, road pendant, and asstime the Ortiairind of the staMaii • . r the next three years. . , . .. The Journal dr. Puri. coaterni a tenet. from Tern's, which asserts that isconsequeace Of the recent litiotel. teriel changes at Constaatinaple, (mires had. been soot • by the &Weise tlovernmeas to the Generals in Chietalf 7 the Annie' of the Smith and West, for the prompt c : centratioti of their troop', In order to be ready for espy event. .. By lettere from Persia, dated Tabriz, 27th of Aorkel I last. it appears that on the Ist of July. the Persia's, under the command of the Prince Royal, marched . from • that city and attacked the Turks on the 34 of August, • who, is less than an hour, were completely defeated,with the hiss of their tents and baggage. ten 4-pestatiers, two IS-pounders, one l‘poonder, one 16-pounder. and one mortar. The Persians pursued them to whirl* two days' march of Azzaronm, which place wonid base fallen into their hands, but the cholers-rnerbos allictiog the victori ous troops, and fatigue rendering the disease nsortaLthe Prince Royal and his army reformed to Tabvis with the spoils they had taken. A letter dated Colmar, Dec. 13, says- 0 The theatre of Melbausen has been shut rip, and this act of severity was rendered necessary by the scandalous conduct of a part of the spectators. The Afetomanie was the pieCe, rad Victor perforated the part of Crispin. On his ap pearing with a whitoyockade, he was hissed by several persons. In a succeeding scene Crispin, according to the lest of the piece, ought to put his cockade in his pocket, hut the actor tore it from his hat, crushed it in his hand, and threw It behind the scenes. Applause,' immediately followed, even from the boxes, and, sh o wed the feeling of thc Tectators. An inquiry into this af f..ir is c,iiimencol. —(Journal de Commerce.) On Tue-day morning last, a lire broke out In the chateau of the Prince of Orange, Terveuren : the cause of this is unknown, happily it was discovered in time, and immediate assistance being given, the tire was ex tingished by two o'clock, without having done any oth e r m i s chief than destroying some part of the small staircase near the dressing-room.--(Brasecie paper.) The Christopher, Cole, from Newcastle to Poole, wps driven on shore in Studland Ray on Saturday. . - - 'i -- .r ~_:~.~ _ THE RECENT OUTRAGE. PROM Till DUBLIN IVININO POST OP THORSDBI. Yesterday, Mr. Driscoll, K.O , and Mr. Finlay applied to the Magistrates of College Street Police office, to admit the Handwichet and Graham to bail. The . Learned Gentlemen; after arguing the right of the pre soners to bail, and citing several cases in slipped of their application, submitted that the Magistrates should fully commit the prisoners, as being at present ooly committed for further examitlation. Counsel were prevented applying to the Judges to admit them I. bail. The Magistrate (Counsellor Gibbet) was of opinion that their application could not then be complied with, as the particular offence with which the prisoners were charged, when coupled with the previous transactions, mode it doubtful whether they should be charged with treason or a riot. The outrage on Saturday night, being connected with that system of daring and unlawful up. position to the measures of Lis Majesty's Government, ea shamefully manifested in dressing the Statue. (coatrsry to the known commands of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and the proclamation of the Lord Mayor)—the subsequent lawless proceeding—the sys tematic arrangements for the riot on Saturday eight, whiob were known to have been in progress for some days previous—a number of persons armed with dan gerous weapons, professing themselves as of a particular political pirty—using insulting and threatening lan guage to his Majesty's Representatives with treasonable nxpressiens and party macs —distributing seditious pla tuads, with intent to coerce the Government in the ex ercise of its fonetions, and a direct attempt on the life el his Excellendy the Lord Liententsitt—constitated a levying of War, or 'Frsason, against the Kier and Go vernment—and the Magistrates were still engaged in collecting information and evidence, respecting the occurrence of Saturday night, in order to ascer tain the nature and complexion of the case against the prisoners. These were not only his own opinions, hut they were is strict accordance with the isstructioos f those with whom he was bound to consult. And as the informations against the prisoners were not yet corn it was impossible to say. whether the offence for 'Hach they might •be Committed , wa s su ch as would 'grim the Msgbitiltee in taking bail. They could net therefore; for the prtient, tome Is &Ay • decision • is the subject. • A` lt d ctistinniteing tine pritorters fully, there Was no li ttlictime re Which the _a... .4 straws were bounato SOR IA 'the exantioitions" of prisoners ; on ordinary stem jiirans'*l lours was Gib canal time, but the present ease materlalrifrent ordinary cases. 'Here thitoptier 'Wed. . •. T4TE . OF • A 0.1001.1 LTC Itti IN 01444D.i82 2 . • [6(41 Ediaderrrkal fr . '" Estract or a letter Yvoin t, Gtoptleilsall LOndon, to ii Jolsn'flinc)alr; tatcd Nov. Int "Land knesnd mitt IPLks,.le very Aug oat of ceittridion, aid Weariest* itis Itlptil !may. Tkerr eivitArere so many to'or eii , .• I eon - 'lnc to; sybo til I " 4 in rll 6 aaniinitt ' the • death of Bits . ctiltlVeita IDlAgestes3Aiegiftilliffiladidor:4l44.2ooldepilrr. ref WS s pc ,:eabffie yeal!.rdhy .. inritt di it lifs„ Verde • boodf fifth - 01es %vein,. BOJO r ., flee Mikity bir,,Psi WriDelsly_plesi Witt i pension of 501. lisam tb.'Flora Media nef afebeifer '0 Ille•'llrastitout •Ptdra - 'bfaiddnat4; l , s:perisloli an itett to' One ree l cry vestige or• aneeitate of the Wiese Stiert;'' . . Miff 'tea art Pe 'comptisilbilin thesitffet itgathe, edaiN4'44(gnagyirsi 'llikowst Mist Ilk Wet bilhacindari IfihAnt - t4da, 'stiggestiin of the meal ti tat I t ilelt.'reVplng . Reiditts I Pa rli ame ladeid; we aye Meson Whistle that owe ntes are smut. 1 cestssothight ibifrlends of refermite the connty ng themestlow Ibeward.—(Neweettle Chronicle.) A regaisation to theldliyor to calla meeting of the' 'Thhabtiants OM, BeresiOeit, to consider . ' of the propriety I. of petitioning ilicLeglslatire, for the repeal et the I otiti s/eat Act, Is now in alhestrie of signaturi i and another Miqoisitiotr to 'promote id application to Plitliament for she estabfisfitherti'M •Caoutt of Regoeits in slits be %Pugh, is also in eirtuntke, and has received the sig natures of upwards of three headrest tradestnea.-7, '(Leads Mercury.) Extract of a letter to a Gentleman in Boston, dated' tllio Janeiro,.Angast 4 The press 'here is as free as . 4o the United States. When the King was here we bad rbat one newspaper; and that was . or a very small size, and was printed twice a week, giving erinly his decrees, *without arty foreign news. Now we have twelve papers, sad most of the. are published daily . , giving us the news of - all countries, and free dismission on all sub-, jects." Satetday, a large splendid Monument, to the memory' of the late Mr. Pererval, was opened in Westmioster Abbey. It represents him falling at the moment of ination. Bellingham, Isis in, is introduced. S I estates have lately been offered for sale, both , In this and the neighbouring counties. a t which sales not ' even a single bidder attended. Those sales which have, through the secenities of the seller, been forsed, have fetched prices at least one-half less than could have been made ten years ego. An estate in this county, open field land, after bung repeatedly put up to auction, without. bidder, with good house and outbuildings, was last week sold at 10/. per acre, and the buyer already repents of his ba:gain.—(Huningdon paper.) SANT• Fa ExtPormon.—Culonel Cooper, and the greater part of his company. have successfully accom• plished the objectsof their journey, which were entirely commercial. They drove three loaded waggons from Boonslick into the town of Santa Fe! a spectacle truly characteristic of the spirit of the western people. They say they had no difficulty in getting along with theee o aggoo. the country bring open and level, and abounding with grass for their horses. Fifteen years ago, the Baron Humboldt said that carriages would one day run from-the of Mexico to Pbiladelphia—his prediction is accomplished. A wonng man named Cuignet, aged 26, a farmer in West Flanders, who had assassinated his mother, was creosoted at Lille on the 14th inst. He was led to the scaffold barefooted, and his bead enveloped in a black veil. sod his right bead was cut off before he was be headed! 'This unhappy criminal displayed the most fero cious stupidity. — ( F Mail.) - -- r. >.~-~ 244M1 SHIPPING INTELIAGENC6. DIAL, Dec.22.-11401%10* the Severn frigate.—Wind E. N. E. PORTSIIOUTII, DEC. 22.—Arrived the Jamee. , Welton, from Miramlchi, and Prince Leopold, Saddler, from N.E. PLYMOUTH, Dec. 21.—Arriveti the Charles, fioinCha route, off the Port the Heldman, from Bremen to St. Thomas, oat 58 days. Sailed the Nepos, trailer, for Sierra Leone. 20th, Wind N. E. Arrived the Eleanor, Lamb, from Bonrileaux ; Martha, Collins. from Nee. foondland, and Liddle, (ruin St. John's, N.B.—Wind E. FELNIOUTII, Dec. 21.—Arrived the Maria, Keats, froei Newfoundland. Sailed the Duke of York packet for Lisbon. 20th, Wind N. Arrived the Albion, from St. John's N.B. in 34 lava; Sarah, from Me ssina, in 43 days; John's, from Charente, in 11 days; Ave tares. Cephalonia and Malta, Asia, Wvoton, N.B. in 82 days, and Montrose, from London.—Wind N. The Aurora, Nichols, from Waterford to London, pot back the 20th iost. very leaky, having struck on the Arklow Banks. The Success, Cumming, from Deblin to Cork, was stranded near Avklow, 17th inst. great part of the cargo saved. Aces lb *IV roam. .._ received *I Saturday et the Admiralty of the Idu of his Maker* sloop Racehorse; Captain Suckling, in attempting to . enter the "harbour of Domt las, Isle df Man, on the night of the 14th Met. Novi, withstanding the darkness or the night, and thelteity iris that Wes running over the ship, the whole of the odiceiVand crew, consisting of more than MB person's., were Well got on shore, with the exception of bit. Bowulith,'Maater's mate, three men, and one bog, who: were nitronttntiely drOwned. The vessel is a complete wreck. Rossas.-4116ekmin. the Nonpareil of Debt weights, will' enter the ring with Small, who so gallantly narrated 11. Green, some time since. The battle to take place within , three weeks, for twenty sovereigns. Smaller will be the heaviest by half a stone, but. Stockmen Is by far the best fighter, and altame one. Betting is bto4 on Stockman. Cr. DAVIII •ND Tvivize.--Fifty pounds a aide hate been deposited in the hands of the stakeholder, towards the com pletion of the above match ; and Turner, it is said, thinks that a little training is absolutely necessary, and will, in the spume of a few days, start for the country. Last werk,the Cottesmere hounds met at Ayston, near Uppingham; proceeded to w neighbouring cow< Mao. moot Chase), and immediately found a fox, which they ran for il i p hour and a half without leaving the cover, when het escaped the vigilance of his pursuers, by en• tering all'ili. The hounds were immediately whipped off, and en the drain 'being opened , three fu ses were discovered 'lo - have•itteretell themselves, to the great sorprite oTmll Vie kfttittsmeti present. They were all bagged, soul kept fat Mare sport: On I Mblidalelast, the Tot•troentls of Henry Tetley, of Chrigton-bink, Esq.- unitennelled a fox in Ellingitom 'Wood, which after a short tun entered the town of Belfdrd, !pat there finalvlg more foes than frientie;nuil liillorbittiss 'tieing quite impeded, he boldly dashed tti rthot ate • ti the tintldve of a gentleman's Busse, Into tlia Mom tits' faisily sintrh titling. Herepoor Reynerd '` 'id le - Nikit;',lllll;ditained in tensed? till 'the " - --, Whom he was delivered • 'other chalice Was given him afiiherty IV • field adjoining seen eftereardCretilmts.' — A bounds unkeeftefled - ut telr'int • taking a 4 cirealt Itte':tbil ?Itte'e from *hence bents**, lee t an' illtet tly dirdugh the 'lltmeelf We -llNlEwkia He Owsokii4gootii Yoikaide Wortietreittellittbirt IR t poor animal mishit ithhtftted and bettor* it attested; iittl.vtas —' • ' Jonday, about twelve o'clock ameetbleiList 'Pickett*, ht• seellr. -.t oot on his match to walk ll .I. Owing, however, to souk, .prtalllT of the ground adjoining, i biettnQipitilli,•lti did' hantionntiene# 111 14/Alt-pan 1 1Fi'cleik. WieW it Weill'. dark' teetcheswbre pittenehd. al; krittliw drOlvd - inerfaset every moment till. t n'eltiik, viliety'rt tonjectorte upwards of &MOO tverititested! 'rhatii bt *pa eventilhsglydark, ansta s hottilter *Otitis ithrchilonthisurionided'a largegallyon look& (ha If . 'tiklegfiras. week,' Minh any Onetime aypromeltett, she ' their *rubles, int l allowed theei"to fall in. Ile : 1 nfeto taken in by Vas ettategelo; which benne*, to thit he etewre tOtheepectatore, as wisleslifittl . tat everytentlenion of • new victim. lbw al; miteitileiti*wasivelthig on &Oa steady pace of 'twit. 3 net t to; blears as bpor, and at 27 misetei liolCuor' edd4forelimotr'hid aiScoMplished'fill'inifet& it "t "'llfilitterfell •Oodtilleind' hit undettakink 211.410111“ ' sethreCieven leislifeh within hit tired: .' 'fL !•!%/aa... - "Ifisfeledy morning', I certain Dante'territ-b64011w , in' tailin, 4 presented herself at St. Peteg's Outwit, iliasig itifa thief, very elegintly attired, for '.tke. polite& if. enterilg pito the_bol l y slate of matri h tnonr- There villy. i re wl imi o n r *i n :I:e.!6l,lerdrreivesidli‘ been F l in ne th: f a c 7is ic t il l ‘ an ti e l l e tirel:a e s s bad been polintited iwltie manner parish, by the 116 w et. Ontiteir entrance into the ehntkir; the . In t l. , • baring 'leen iktOrateii of cacti?) part keiirs, very prey declared he smith, Wig marry that woman, se& d nottlitg diode 'Vroletution, upon:n*6h she * 'livered in i very Woliisillroair ; bat when hha tea Wake Bad two bnibiods'alteady, both of whom,. ferrooglltain `knew were living, lid Mr instead of residieria'tke 'tigrish which she badaniroto; she wee a •wel I known hohnloi [keeper 30 Sary's parish, and kept a lodging 'house ha h Red Llowareet, the complexion of tile cute, as welt oe i her coatplenion,was eotirely changed. The penitent.' inedlattly retired from the church, bet when they got 'items, diclared they were married, anti last night, were keeping tiii the wedding in high style.—(Notfisg hem Revieto,Dee. 20.) On Wednesday; the 11th instant, one of the workmen em ployed In betiding the sew Independent Church. at Newark. kad a severe fall frost the seaffoldiug at the roof, a height of thirty feet; sad *sough taken up without any signs of life. we are hippy to my there were an hones broken, and that he was able to femur his work in a thew days after- wards. sous Fiat —On Saturday, Pater Whitebait, watchhouse-leeper at Somers' Town, attended at the Po• lice•omce, Batton-Garden, for the purpose of making oath to a fire that broke out a second time at ill. Bortou-erescent, at 12 o'clock on the night of Wednesday last• for the pur pose of receiving the reward due to him for bringing the first engine. It appeared that et about six o'clock on the above named evening, a person was seen to go out of the house and shut. the door. At seven it was discovered by the watchman to be on fire; lie knocked at the door, alien it was discovered that the retire of the stairs and humiliators from the bottom to the first floor were on fire; the names prevented any person going up stairs to save any part of the furniture, which was of the must fashionable soil modern kind; four or five etizines arrived in time, and a plentiful supply of water toeing obtained, the fire was estinguished, but not before the lower staircase to the first floor was dummied ; the firemen examined the progress of the fire, anti remained sin the Spot fur nearly three hours. In two hours after they lett, which was about twelve o'clock, the neighbourhood was again alarmed with the cry of tire; when it WAS discovered dial it had broken out a second time in the same house. The second fire broke out In the joists of the first (1 .or, and appeared to have no connection wi h the nest bre ; however, the arrival of the parish engine, brought by Whitehall. and persons with buckets of water, ~gin. guished it, y yorral , y•yrwr-.• , - , T•• - i. ,- - , . ; - ,: m- - , 4 . T L A , '. 11, 64T1 ......frY.._.._. 7.%". , y, ei ~..,,,.41, - ,p• n.„ 4 ', rej ti th e snowy ll,ll Iv ig,. •• after eibibb. bitteol6.liloessaammumb the meeting. . elf eat or ttlinVg . hens a.. ..1 . ....14. If ..-r --- _ l _ rtf or l atit i k r u mi....i.e m i ; thlid gßawAhtiolewlisinife4 by •Mr.lt....tmider, and . 61 1' yi v;-moOy ttilefig a y. liker ni r t i Z a , a . =n c l . Z, iii • ixtutirz: .- 2 . :ai , tw tie rile limit ftesoluttoi if** Of fsiso sta9f airge'll I tan a s . , • .. . 4 1 / 4 ,, u , i , . 1° 4444 '4 '. -, - - - . 4 t l i t l i t6t . i. ... l jec.....7 r ._• , - ~ • .1. - i „„.../ 01 6,,' id ' b ite . *OE el oalteVoU.' • I Vhimet Its Walei,slilt ‘O3O di( arrival 6 r a 4 ,./8 1 2 ` 610 " P" 4 ' 44 '"l'' .. " l ""Tri'" ' 'V. TarT'. '-- ''---..--**- . lentioctismaimil to' hell' tih'sfock inn a eerialtillity i tbi alhill get ' r*ii• ' Ant iii-11""1"'"Iir161`41C4/1"I'696 411 ' j PAllee '"" mike iias'itssik:l.illt Inge *films could 'aßend, all of or_ ..; . st _ v „., - ' f hi. tiriSttisrgisTra at. Is ,M P. The Duke of Lard* usgrod! altiemehesip ~ .:, ba n e e ih r g ;' Wile' or If ap.. , k4011,1c! selll t w hl r tr e k s , a Z b it Zf b 6 c : 1 'ltk n ab . alit' i" 04•Taltlee l. ed r s epitil &I iidsiktfoiss Is h jiitoeit t,' and 6 Medi It bolimnralf W I • it i !r 1 " "T: • 1 1 ; • , t ots 64 Ciare " All'rr i " ' • "'. 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P•10 4 1 06,4 " 04, • • ' -- g - Par: - Y,:ir• " 44, .li bill ai o'be'sity d „ ,•' - • • 'ihdeiliti .re hfin, 'Mt lb pi witsaftai.'47o4 .14 . . lrf diti t t t inkil) 15 . . , , 'ltre of the sfakd if liraglins/f Issittis ' Wilted to hind 4 .0.,„4r0-mAlle•D# 4 4 . • f r ‘ortii'6' +Wit which it enables, Polls' eli • W e i v Y i te n g'' . • PZ", i1e44 , 1 POPf!.IO4. . , o n bWil4M , yi - . utile. w ithbe om e ! to r.ebviaal - tasso- , On Mn Ittgpotonik,._„ , •i,, , L ,„,,,. i . yii, ji elaia x1..,:12 , • i it eigoeviiirti es t i di t e?s, ,•, ‘• '',4 htti nor: •1 a prodigious cross' ossubbl . • Thailloddridosie .41h c coll i f:00 9 161 *Mime 41 1;;t• us , , 7 Ti e r'jel i iiii, , A itoidyste g r lc ung‘haff i llg.ittie. Russell, the pedestrian, sitt o isernieß if oils. Poo , "Oak goleda l irit , '' • dor di i pio r i g lij o iedi . ist4e - orfai. oide , i ,, l tiv es e miles in 24 successi vels r oulre___ : Oa Thu • • , ili=terituiTA is t° l " 'lndltolttitiviii bieept . Ito ptlitint Owe of. I s4lPof 4isPlIP with the Pr°P, (ITT " IMO/ !yeti's fo *M s bit flit fr.. N 6 41,..:.- ..rt i 1111?,7 4 1m i 11 n :et.. 1 7... n :V .e4 - " ea " ' lf blilll3 ' 6" " ts fiji. " el l' 644.16 .tet 5 ' yr to It Wil blt booßose . , . c e . e f - - - - WAktellhts I sis . pit ,l tfrii i ‘b. .....014... . . A Coronet's Inquest was held on Stennis, last, et Se: Thomas's Hospital, on the bddy .of Catheriee thallatel. en infant, aged one year and nine Monate. Eli:Abet II Holland, the mother, stated that she wail the wife of W: Holland, hatter, Lambeth Marsh,, add do' Wednesday evening, between fire and Sir o'clock, ale went out r. get a loaf of breiid for tea, leaving the de teased child, sitting on a small stool about a quarter of a yard frotii the fire; there was a sheet banging on the - heat of is chair, between her and the fire, Siii might hale been absent five minutes, not- more, and on isti return. she saw the child sitting on the stool, in the note posiiimi she left it in, with its clothes literally Mimi Mt its body. The sheet and chair Were also bur nf. • she isnowdiateiv caught the child in her 'pronto:o her serearning,bronght Mr Vier, a neighlsoUr, who took the infant front her .and conveyed it,re doctor Cook's. and fro. thence Id the hospital; there was no dne in the noose daring her absence but the infant. Mr. Charles Pongdestere, surgeoa..raw Ai dens'attel infant on Wednesday night, in a dying since, whets brought to thibospital : every appl:eation wairsayd to preserve lifti, hut without effect ; it died in alas!, at. hone aftei. in fact, he said it wet the most &regal us , of binning lie had for a long time seen; itll Seek vox , bort.; to the bone I r.r.e Coroner said a number of those tuts ciisewithitt Lis observance, *rid it was astonishing tb*t mothet4 would not adopt more secure plant, for clothing in fants, by using stuffs, he. which are not en apt to tatie fire. . . .. . VerdAcc"AccislentallY burst to Death.7' . Urns fn i 11 0 20TINCIAL•PA MISS. ar Thiallial.a. eats' . • • -5: 1. , ...: ) . t•T AND VILS mti osts.) Yesterday week, a fine boy of the name of Joseph Roper, ,bolt for years of age, whose parcels reside in Currant-street, was at play with a little girl of Mr. Reid's, in Plumb-street, Mrs. Reid charged the tbild ran to keep from the tire, and then went into the tarn to the pomp„ and daring her short absoner,onforinnlatede Roper s clothes caught fire, mod though immedieta,ss .sistasee was rrodered, he ties munch karat dowshtbe left site, that he died on Saturday horsi ng. An inqwt was held the same day apers4lsis body, before Jenisthen Gunn, Gent. Coroner. and a vet diet of Accidental Rohn , was rrrorded.—The sante Coroner bad i simillp nylon iholy dug to perform, at the IMO; Leon, .a C oal it t 1 liar, Oa dtPley, when be held an itiqttestopirsibe dy 'of sC•rolitie Harris, aged nine yeses. It appeared ovi *he wirkesses examined, that the decerfed wits, the d set ter on WflOioq Harris, residing in Shetwinlecierf , ,awl between` !Juges and font o'clock on Saturslainftyrocash, girl:tune/Ott .4trr...0 infant, op stairs into tfie garret. , 4 • theta wits a fire, ind 'that ia.a.few minEes.phe ere beard to cl eat, " Mother! Mother!" Her toohlt-c .. ,!iient air notes Ind fund the girl's clothes ill in Pews; *lire esfkilegoisheti as soeS as possible, bet ilia l'iras so ierynnieb born; that she tiled on Monday enorts. , htg —When tbey hers putting her to bed, after the ite hldellt, she said she was pottering soroethltiout of it Vohs near the Ilreltace, wbeit her clothes t &k fee.— Verdict, Accidental Death:a-When Mrs. H. est CM 1 1 9 bake, slier found the hikes inske xi rnelisse i ttad Mined It bohott.es-(Nottingiboscitakieso) . bite , Le .sti. feel A limeratible accident, by fir"; tiMlideel 10111/FlVlin slayneek,•st the *route. itiMe.Oieep,feakiestlettykb o ttir , lot Ptimti : sertet. 'About 'Mann, hVitai at wok 113,11 is *Veit Ilse rep tiVerry'df the • hinhlv; lA* Ith rtsift i a irinitiNelti'ttie tome roam . • ' The tiro a "belt libi,' n Strewed fi'go down irides into Ake h o itoe'platiortek e ttid:p IVO, and theresbeink nobady'ro erateb'eltfon; titil sinkieW tWennelitt with . Valli dg the strew oat ipf the Crpdlf, sod nanklog fikt.lL•afiltritillin—lear: seey'larvkitteptAttl, tie Motkes al r...OrnotOi iris a Wrist Czar, of age, weie'sloon'tn tames, endalariste 4 of titerbsidrea alermertihe...neighlintilmod... - Ake ,Iti ftipAried mother hastened down'eseirs, int is desidObsta to subdue the fire, her amts were so mostilossabotitat very serious collo4,osocitirlppfthondell ; and the girloO it lingem,.awd it not ,expectept.ttorpuefts, _The 4bitsi.tkoo. woe bout); hat 4,ranoll islpkAlki,tlopf & i 1. esenpad, mos clotkod ip * styli frnck, and Mang" ..eq!co,t, at as t goanoree; lox preservation is ..ettrihtlkide glof , z e . *hoped altillyibesalettbeLis wopllgni ,itsitpa r , Idaffille Pa ~ E .. -.• t V.:. • • .. •; Irt lliutUß t,t 0.., M'A es itipirip6 stranbeld on Monde, Ibei fitiollisetwit• tat litsinderkyl;balf•stay between .Lincolsamillumeolitt 4lf osvottra; Coroner, , on tiles. body el a. thane chit , rt• :h/ ogo, the Son 01 it *Onset *Caw. ilsooi sof e, who died by suffocation, attended wiiknirdelhow• .ing oinstmstateces:—The onotlire of Ass cbildjy4git in lol iz g i 1.40a4 1 4,• 0 : 1 Fridel , wetitt .Ilkfink with c ite , Mkt. sic years old,ansl,tho,skild 44 u s steigle ;owns • attgoatoger. whys the deceased aro. lotto. Aunt aist sue, •pf the other ediilticen, becauo it wo e ilitset Muse oat, set fire to awe. sllaVinittsdktai ffo r .4 - 0° !mouth aif,tito oveu, in doing, erkick the glot es grthso neighbool'e child caught firentoid it rpa„rottitn( dm s oseeloped el awes. Assistlore sessimasediatekT .tiyen )let the troves oat utinguslistis ktinitt Holl4 1 .1" so stipciingly burnt as to terto4olo4rXmorY TeWt 'Al"' fin, -The mother of the youngen,ghild nur..tejle4 that in gt alarm for her boy, orlies,it, truth** movered tipx nso be trim in the blazing oven; he„vraa sonn . „taitegapt, but, thpaogb the fire had nut reagite4-.KuPs AfilifSfilhlii it e insensible, and died is ifew itqlore v , , • ~.1 , .. as 1...;• ; On Thursday sesoight, w biles* boy •of gut sees of John Oihapson,. shoat nine yromond, son of air. Sitip boa, of tba•Bigg-Market, is this lingo, wateistmeker, was emosing himself. with a esisok-as kis father's ebnyt.ebis clothes unfortunately gaups...Gee. He hod -beeps left ,alone,. and the street 41000 being forttenoo, , soano time elapsed before be copid gni out when he didgetmet Ito was enveloped in, dames, innemodiste essisteatto. twits eitorded, anti he wae.conveyod to the I ofiriestys 4ebtre, alter liagering in great pais. he expired lbeistlineitig matting. —(Ncwcastlt 'C'orsont.) - On 'on inquisition by G. °retin'. Fait Cormieriortbe Count, of Sallee, on Saterdsty lest, et the piontli of Merenield, on view of thelsodrof Sarah Ana yawing, a girt seven years old, who in a state of idiotism, 'haulm *hamlet of her mother, set het clothes on fire, and was so miserably burnt in consequence, that she survived the accident ooly a few hours.—Verdict—The detused accidentally set her clothes. on fire. wltick . n*lo ker death. .On Thursday afternoon , Mary Stokes, a giil time I five years old, was so mach burnt by bet clothes taking tire, that she died the following dity.—(fi r oleerktorojton Chrosicle-) MARKETS.—Tats lloarstato. Cormt-Egcnagon, Dsc.ll3.—The arrivals of all kinds of Grain last week were considerable. This morning the quantities of Wheat, Barley, and HMOS frogs Essex ant Kent were good, but there are not many fresh irrigate from other parts. Prime Wheat was mach goabbt after this morning, and obtained an advance of Is. to ds. ins Ole prices of this day se'nnight. Other qualities have also met with a trifling improvement. Barley continues beset, at last week's prices. Beaus remelts without alteratior. Roiliest Pease tullrsupport the terms of this. day le'etilplll. as weal as Grey Peas. Thera iv but little incliestioa treat teeters to purchase Oats, and this article remains without variation from last Mondays quotations. Wednesday nest beim Uhristsnas-day, no market will he held here. hairruneto M , Dec. U. —Although this le lilt ntarket-dey before Christmas, it proved very short of 44 descriptions of Cattle. and more pertleetarly of Oxen. Th,, prices of all kinds of tattle are lower aids marninr. ow to moot of the Butshers having paribass4 tarp', las uterkelday. HATS& am.—NO alterstioa la *ION of May. ' ~-~-; t . • . ' i 1 2. • t I I I ;~ ~t ... # I }