The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-03 00:00:00

the neat advice, from the West important intelligence that the ittitish possession.—(Morning person in authority at Hanover, accounts from London, which credit, there is every reason so er ne the gratification of seeing his tal next Spring." The month of period fixed upon by the King for at; and it is added that his Majesty greater part of the Summer upon terial paper.) King of France's last indisposition nod, of an alarming natare. We on lajesty's di was gout In the head, became so violent as to deprive him lew minutes to produce still more se awever, by the application of hot mus. I wipes were afterwards fully restored ; vrance's friends, we believe, would ap nnpleasant consequences from the of a similar attack.—(Aforniag t Upper Rhine give the most favour the state of the weather, which con A extremely mild. In many places a Barley has been eat. At Freyborgh a very fine Peas bas appeared in the see of a second growth. A field Beet c Cheispetre) was lately shewn in BlOS enormous weight of 401Ibs. Company's ship Sir David Scott ar4 Seßbth May • the Balcarres had pre there; the May; of Athol strived %Jens, and was to proceed on her vol. the following morning ; the Lon the 6th July; the Thomas Coutts were expected to sail from thence (Si, July; the General Hewitt outward. she Cape on the let October. , Sept. 28.—0. Saimaa, last the trial of of the Rev. Mr. Oebhard, Clergynaam oa before the full Coart at this murder of a slave, the property of Ms vivo and unlawful punishment. He WM senteaced to death; bat has noted' • seldom. _ from Madras to the 17th of Jalyi, yesterday, by which it appears that free Sib of that month WWI dreadful stories - seighleeetrhood of Calcutta, causing the lees of numerous lives. It is „ that at Berthas,. a town on the iagna, the sans west attended with an river, which overflowed its banks so m the destrailtims of mere than 100,000 The indite crops. it is added, were all .it Tarter. sad from this circumstance a de basuly draws of tha total failure throtighost nosh! pleat. There is reason to believe. bath these eirmisestaeces are mush exag ilcceunt of the loss of lives is net referred '• !anent sad though the damage to particular diatelete is keewa to have beta este Is se reesea flac4oeclediug that the I will fell eery sheet of the usual supply. • that the letters free Madras describe ;Oared le that presideecy by drueght; they have suffered fiat the opposite Ains and ineedetioes. letter dated Basses Ayurs. Aeg. 30: — out a few dap ago arrested three iedi to hare bee cesepirieg to °return iministratiom ete Immediately to tyeammousivta -the pablic Ihrly to be anon Vb. tlla~lt fit Dos (Ingests Tart.. Seeeetery elan rernumat; Ceteed Vidal, chief of the snot a Serjeaut. The Hover: meat has test firmness sad are determined to act rofessions, by exeettieg the guilty. Thee so be tried by a j ury —a mode till now In this ametry.Another letter. dated that Tack is still is prison, where he remain, end the Colonel is sow undergoing cow-martial. The Gloveromeat ire about -1 to Peru to treat with the old Spaniards; acknowledging** tudepeudence of , granting them the permission to re reside in the =entry. is a better plan trees to act against them. 4 and Directors of the Bank of Ireland resolatioa of disimeatieg Bills at , at Hereford, near Norwich. was left years snea, worth, at his father's des' To the other breeds.. .1 the family were the amuse' of 4,11801 . payable out of the To discharge these legacies, and to pay dictates, the estate was mortgaged for to the depredatio• is vitae of landed estate is BOW sot worth more than kV AA. 6,00fi1, ,• the mortgagee becomes alarmist; 's effects ars seised sad sold. Nod bis d to the situation of paupers ! trineilerstend that the bookseller Men lien shortly to bring out a most superb beautiful little poem, " JANUARY ANW by a dedication to Mr. Hours Susses Bobbed was on Wednesday convicted by the unlawfully and fraedsleatly removing ale vales e( 301.. from a farm at West Hatch. as ofJobn Adult, E•q. in eider to prevent from distrainieg the saw, and adjudged ow of 601. (beteg double the vales of the said landlord.—(rwatstos Courier.) 'end. that a part of the treadwheels cos ' the Commissioners of the Edinburgh airesdy io operation, and afford regales . hard labour to shoat 30 of the prisoners. , hale number of treadswheels, included in the are completed. they will be capable of I prisoners. with a power of still far- 1 their nember.—(Ediebairgk Conning.) WIT.-4. braes of inworrigibles hating the ' g, after many years' separation, to meet at round-a-boat, at Lewes, one of them observed. ' /tier that their first interview should be in seal ta."—" Not at all," replied the other (pots."' " 'on see bow things turn round." a late hour yesterday evening, says the this morning, that one of Carlile's shop up for selling a blasphemous publication. had not been ascertaieell. io TOO LATI TOR • PROPBR PLACIL—WO Liverpool liferegry,of the '22d instant, a Proper Pleset.—Died yesterday, Mr. ipwarda of Twenty Years shopman to Mr., Lard-street. MAST FACT.—OIt readers will recast% weeks since we inserted a paragraph, stating , trop of Chichester had presented one of his lOU as a ilednetioo from his rest. This brought a host of applicants upon his Lord as well personally as by letter. It is pa that a few days ago his lordship received that the writer, presuming on his knows I forged his Lordship's acceptance on a 'hid; would be presented in the course of payment; and that, should his Lordship up the draught, be would hear of a core In a few hours afterwards. Thus the case present.—(Brightoa Herald.) egmefflefflB I : i s 'o pposed that 1 th. i s •ties nil b r ing the ijool of Cuba is a Fe,. ir / b A letter A written y ~t . tt ccording to a - 00 ;I ald be entitled to ere er e that we shall have y" s il t ty io this capital Saps/lamed as the pe v i e ( on the Continent ; tise ade spending the g ter , firmo.—(Ministe it is said that the K 111 , f o r a short period, knead his Majesty's „ I siah, at one time. bec artiest, and fur a few e sas results. lloweva l A, the vital timeliest s e t the King of Frani st e tt ed extremely ni we tly recurrence of PVT.) Letters from the U 1 s t,ie reports as to the tires serene and este second crop of Berle! l or e qnantity of ver t yke, the produce mot (Befferene Mani y kot the enormous The Bast India Con t ired in Bengal the 21 Mohr arrived then a)ladeas the IddsJa ge to Bengal on the I .tived at Madras the Tfilliam Fairlie were tidos on the 16th J b a sed, put into the Cars Town, Sept. Mr. Undated, son of st the Pearl, name s ue,-for the esurde lather, by entrance a t,ssd guilt . ", and se as appeal Wain the at Papers and letters ewe received yesteri tlieitth to the Bth of bed warred in the 1 mach damage and I iterate the papers. Itseksof the Magna, Imedlation of that ri rapidty as to cause tl Isom beings. The riled in that quarto tertian is beauty din Orsgal of that Grata krafts, that both I runty Tiff Item Is il the private lei the lad* in partite env rant, there is mists general will It I ea sae! tb *Pato bacebeea le We in Bengal the of heavy rains i rad of a lette " he Governnaenti ' ilia seem tc L= .„...tadmini. adaseallitidg4l I T ' hielinsf s they are li k OM etneonwes are LI Vlt rt's goer Is meat ; w i ltl gT stows eaten ep to thilwprofessi risotto,' are to be rade aohnown In i ham. 111. states, is likely to remain, tit trial by a court to tend eternise to they colander that 'that country, and 1 Imo to Spain or re than sendinar forte The (hover nore a . here come to the Ni nety-coo days. A young man, 1 an estate, a few to (gam, 10,0P0f. Tet Ift legacies to the shove estate. To el other incumlin ;LAM. Owing tc property, the este' or at most 6,0011 the young man's LW wife reduced I We are gives t it to eeetouptstit • .ditioti of that h EST". prefaced b ' • Ael,ert Babel Buck, of noble ems+, of tie vela . rested by him of 'Lis latsdlord fre ! to pay the sum 1 • cows) to his said • We understen. t•acied fur by I i AL:ea-ell, tee al 4 , • . employment in 11 ' . Wheo the whole . ioriginal plan. at woplostiog sixty tb'r extending ti Task. MILL VI • uprose felicity. me tradero round - It was singular .6p/cellar plate." ion to the mill) " W e heard, at I +Too rows of II nito was taken u The rat -tinders A 31ast Drtsr ropy frets the I We (allotting :- Too Isle for e Jeues-IL..yes, a if In. Thorn I y. • F.x MAOISM:4, th it a few week, • time the Bishop tenants out,' lit . kind stilt:at bras eliip's bounty, a %nicely a (act, t a L -Per stating liberality, had I hill of MIL, wh Ole week for pa • refuse en take u • ner's inquest it stands at preset • . - . ... , t a...a THE CONGRESS. THE STAti (PROM LAST NIGHTS COMMA) We apprehend that the deliberations of the Congress are drawing towards a close, and that, before our paper of to-day shall have reached our readers, the main points which have occupied their attention will have been tided, and some of the Plenipotentiaries, probably the Duke of Wellington and the Vicomte de Montmorency, have taken their departure. It trill be found, we be lieve, that France has succeeded in carrying the claim which she urged from the commencement of the Sittings of the Congress, and even previously during the Pre liminary Conferences at Vienna. This claim related, as we have more than once said, to the right of an armed intervention on the part of France in the affairs of Spain-. In this claim she has been supported by all the Continental Powers, but more particularly by one of those Powers. And the result is as. sorted to have been, that a Note has been dews up, signed in alphabetical order, by Austria, France, Prussia, and Russia, acknowledging the right claimed by France, leaving it to her to exercise it and make war upon Spain, if she deem it expedieat. Tuat France should have enforced a claim which site had no intention of exercising, is not to be believed. Undoubtedly a great deal will depend upon the declaim" of the Cortes, but as yet we do not perceive in their dot liberations any thing that should induce us to suppose they are desirous of keeping neon terms with Fraser. A eeriest motion made by a Deputy to demand a catego rical explanation from France, was rejected by 66 against 54,a majority of only 12, but it seems to have been re jetted, not because it was nut in unison with the feelirigs of the Cortes, but because it was premature. The No niteer, of Thursday last, has inserted the speech made by this Deputy (It. Bertrand de Us) characterising it as " a remarkable piece of audacious boasting and revo lutionary extravagance." He accuses the French Go verament of having favoured the factious on all peer signs—of having furnished them with clothes and war like materials—he declares, that if they coeditoe to ex cite fresh uneasiness, the moment shall arrive is which they shall repent it. (These expressions are thasprinted in the Mosirear.) He hints at assisting the Revolt tionists in France, and, in fact, re-produces the same re voletionary doctrines which were used by the French Revolutionists. Nor does it appear from the proceed ings of the Cortes that the Royal Family are treeted with more respect than they were. The King's Palace is liable to domiciliary vis=ta, though the private apart ments of their Majesties and the Royal Family are oot to he entered. The King's Palace, at the commence nowt of the French Revolution, was declared by law to be a sacred asylum, and we all remember how that law was obeyed. With arch language held towards Frame, and with sub end to encourage a revoistionary spirit in Femme it is idle to say that Spain has sot gives the French ' Ooveremest a right to interfere and sapped the Royalists, who demand a Voestitotioe that *bell be is fact. sot is fern—.is deeds, met is words, Menarchirl. The intelligence to this day's Courier, shows the Wm asides I. which the Army of the Faith is reduced, asd the noseselty of a speedy and powerful isterveatioa is their favonr--and this is to be expected We shall not besarrieed to bad the French army almost* the line of the Ebro. Bet the revolutionary state of SON though the meet Important, is not the only important abject that west have mimed the attention of the Outgrew. It will es rensihisiod that the differences bewails Read* Taste, wean sot definitively snide* were suspended rather than piss, eluded. The public attention, eagroased by objets," soarer home, has for some months bees dismetiodirom the Danube and the Froth. Bat the military foree both those points has not been materially dienisialtml; and if we may believe a Verona letter of the 17th, lotelli geoce has bees seat from Vienna to Priem Metternich, of the Ottoman Government having resolveito keep the whole Turkish force on the war footieg daring the win ter. The Poets apprehends, " that the decision of the Congress, is accord with the policy of the Cabinet of P berg, may be of a nature to provoke a speedy raptor' Impieties the two empirett." In what way tin object will be arranged. is as yet only matter of coos jecture. Our readers will bare remarked, that we We sat made any allusion to the conduct or policy of Brest BA WD. That it will be, as it always had been ander the present Mi eisters,consisteot in all things with her bonnet and her security, may be safely assumed. But we have more has once assorted, that whilst she is desirous of seeing all her neighbours and every country fleierishing and happy, she will preserve a strict neutrality, whatever may be the resolt of this differences either between Femme and Spain, or between Russia sod Turkey. The already handsome and fashionable tows of Tenn- Son is rapidly advancing to a character of interesting insportitoce, teeth as it respects its lead embelliehmests and its intellectual eminence. The establishment of a I Public Library has been finally resolved upon. and' the subscriptions for that purpose attest the puldleespeOtod liberality of its patrols, awl their honourable ztiti the interest of literature. The fonds are tope Auteuil .00 each, and the spacious room in the New Market house Building bee been appropriated. with lb* tweeds of the Trustees for this object. The institution§ will be opeoed es the Ist January seat, and a : .ex tensive collection of books. maps, kr- will be It is expected to comprebend a Philosophical 6 Cabinet of Natural History, and other objects of ra: , lineal eariesity.--(Devon Freeholder.) Micacut.ous Eecarc—Two countrymen purchased is open boat at Newton. Glamorgan, for the t MO of si. and setoff for Watchet. to .buy a plest, to take to Bridzend Fair, the followis • On Friday, the 15th ult. they ed from ri zZ sad before they were half-channel over, they ear scab a tremendous gale of wind, that it vroold have baf fled the skill of the most experienced navigator to con 'duct their little crazy concern safely across. The par men gave themselves up for lest; but du* being buffeted about by the waves foi hours, they sad their `little boat were thrown on the farther extremity of the rocks near to Boverton Castle. On Wednesday eight (20th ult.) about eleven o'clock. the iohabitaois of Watehorn were alarmed by the cry of fire, which proceeded from the house of UV . Royce, Esq who, with his lady, were trout home. 'lames in a short time bad gained such an eseeadancy.l that the inmates, consisting of two young ladies, sisters. of Mr. aid Mrs. Boyce, and two servants, were obliged to make their retreat through the chamber window.— Slessengers were immediately sent off to Ashford and Rye for the engioes, *Lich shortly arrived, but not till the handing was burnt to the ground. So rapid were the Acmes, that the whole of the furniture, with the ex ception of that in the drawing-room, was destroyed.— Too much praise cannot be given to the inhabitants of Wareham and its vicinity, for their elation sod es deavours to arrest the progress of the devouring ele ment. The fire is supposed to have originated from a spark of a candle falling among some shavisgs.—(Kest herald.) Last week a turnip of the yellow tankard eat waa got up on a farm on Bandon. in the occupation of Mr J. Kendrick. measuring four feet two inchesin leogtb.- 1 (Stafford dldvertiszr.) 41 The to ado, we se (De the the con►i camm bed gi vets folk 'ion UT Smits . its property, P. repeste.lll prausii *a "hursrlsy sex party, Dated talk was " SCOMISI because Dressers pect to ti pended dur on plieation Alderman ties been that' for . Mayor, eneety litb- irf tL Lords the as lbws 1 its cot 8,1011. Rigalsidro. Prittir. oat Bloomfield. Itav stnissinst measure, Geer • . I. . . . . • • r' ee it. . . .. -. 1 ... Imblimmovatilielumiii iinvi iiimi mimpowhoosewitowiiiiiiiiiiiimm igimi do lp s tA ' e s, k:. 4 . .: , . 4 I ' r• STATB OF !RELABEL 'SHIPPING INTELLIEIENL'E. , li I --as-- -.ea- , .. 'he Costntry is tranqall. The county of Meath is .bent Be es. Dec. R.-The libel's and Loyal Briton treeepecte. • 'dor the Ccinetabulary Act. Before there months, came down from the river for Portsmouth. on rinturdmy suppose it will he general throughout I relaad.- night,and remain All welt; the Elias Ann, for the South:Nes:, mblia Even. Post, Saturday.) damaged her windlass last night during the gale; we Lava . . i, I : ['hough, according to the Dublia Regain: Post, the bad communication with several °Title ou o nt n erthoun s d. and intry pert of Ireland is trap nil, it doe. not ■appear glade a f g g eral : n ge u r l 2 odfuoridnigerth a and gale d o f s o - . n ot heirer Y a t nay t the Orange party in the City of Dublin are quiet.- more smud:n ; , suffered Jamaica put back yesterday ea& i re-• - 111 / r a night or two last week some attempts were made main, b elt-past 0, W. S. W. moderate - sad file.--11160 ; tiesoken pastime, it is alleged he way ea excuse), w. B. w . . / dress the statue of King William, and, on one of these Faceocru, Dec 1.-:Arrived the Crania. Ls Coil, from / i i :asions, the:Huard appointed to prevent the decoration, Cork ; put beck the Independence. Ho lland. fir fr.ortitat. I the mischance to wound one of the rioters after being oat from this port 1? days.-Wind It. Ni . ,:. loin he endeavouted to disperse. While these Yan.fotrni, Dec. 2.-Tbe Aurora, of Newcattie, went , . ,turhances were goiug on, some of the leading %whereat Horne, last night, in a heavy gale of Wird, a: _.. • angists of the Guild of Merchant's tbongbt pro- south west, and is sunk ; crew raved. ..,, • r, in consequence of the umbrage they hail taken PI.TatouTR, Dec. 1.-Arrived, the Lord P.VmoaltfO, . . the Lord Mayor, to claim two silver tankard', which Barrett, from Quebec, in 28 data, with loss of yat• . . e Wild had formerly presented to the city , to drink sails split, bulwarks, and every thing u p on deck wo o d e memory of King Wicataw, when that toast was overboard, and, oa entering the Sound, one man tae . • n.iilered at a test of Revolution ptiaciples, and a lost overboard. , , i mpliment to the Bootee( Brunswick. These tankards id continued at the Mansion Noose, and not being SPORT INO INTELLBIESCE. :•" / . ; . • yea to the Guild when demanded. they caused the ._-....._ , !lowing twice to be fixed to the doors of the Man- BETTING Al` TATTERSALL'S-Dec.9. . ...o. 17 to 2 @gat c. est of Emily-9 to 1 agst Talisman -19 to ' I . . , an House:- 1 agat e. oat of Web-lb to 1 cyst e. out of Panties-44i to t THE lIIMITIM AND WARMER. OP' TEM GUILD OF MR. t It i .gat e. out of Folly. • 1 . CHANTS, DUBLIN. 0A141.--1 i t 0 2 agst t. out of Zaida-a7 to 9 oust St to " In consequence of the Lord Mayor, Alderman John ..• Sailor-10 to I egst sr. to Sultan. nith Fleming, having refused to restore to the Dead Ccaarr Srexce.-6 to 2 *gat Moime-9 to 2 art Swap- • a property, being two Silver Cups, although he had II to 9 art Posthuma-1 Ito 2 east 14 peatedlfitromised so to do. a Post-Hall will lie held DONCasTalt ST. Ltcaa.-10 to 1 eget MIA Fanny, by I Thursday next, Mdse o'clock, in the saw Beadiest', Wakes-11 to t agst enterwood. •, • t adopt such measures for the recovery of the said pro- raty, so onjastly detained, as shall he fanned expedient. TROTTING Aaron.-On Satanist , morning, a trotting . • Dated this 22d day of November, 1822. match was decided on the Hackney-road, between a " Signed by Order, pony, the property of Mr. Kennison , of Betheal-gteeo. • - "T. and J. MAIN, Clerks of the Guild." and one belonging to Mr. Petty. The distance was ~ The Guild accordingly assembled, and a great deal of fourteen miles; soil. although Air. Benison gatte his • .: ilk took place. Among other things a serial's charge opponent two miles at starting, his pony woo the race as brought forward even against the laird Lieutenant. by half a mile, completing the distance within the boor. Brother accused him, le a written paper, of beiag A hound bitch, belonging to Mr. Hiachett. dropped . . accessary to the murder of the Citiseas of Dahlia," seven paps on Settaday last, and appeared as well as • ' . enamel of the interference of the Bank Heard with the such animals usually do. afterwards. On Sunday, the Ire:seen of the Statue on Tuesday night. With res. same bitch dropped two mere, aid on Monday another, act to the charge against the herd Mayor, they sus• making the number ten. The intervals noticed in com- ended their decision by an adjournment of half an hour, pitting the brood are cirearnstamws, we believe. use wring which Alderman Archer u ndertook to wait paralleled.-(ftrighten Herald.) . '1 11 the Lord Mayor for the plate. Whea the proper ap. ____. _ _____ , • lieation onside, the cops were i ns t a ntly restored- As an instance of t h e surprisiog mildness of the sea. A -7 i . ' 4 . • ..,, liderman•Aecher °tweeting, that if a respeatfel applies. son, the gooseberry bashes at Watch-hall, near An- ~. ioe was made in the first instance, the ceps would have min, are in full bloom, and in some instances the hide wen given up. It was then voted , that t he ce p s should set; eshihiting a probability of pleating a dish of that ' , lever go oat of the Master's possession, who declaim' fruit at Christmas,i if the weather shouldcontinae in the • hat be should never send them to his Efise:e's; Bed so. same mild way. ' i or the present, ended the sharp agaijet the teed Mr. R. Tweatjtenen, of Wigton, lately killed a bal• dayor. lock.of the short horned breed, only Cites years aryl• . 1 •.. , memneanv TITHS URRTINO, a quarter old, which weighed ty seven Stone, deo . We lnsow time the Requisition for the meeting of the pounds, without the offal, and had twelve stone of i • , *vela Tipperary, on the subject of a commateties of tallow. The animal was bred by J. Seal, Esq. o .... Tithes, basher's segued by nine - tenths of all theses , . of Gre en row. preperty. earl of all the iniluential and leading characters Si Ntinliall Face.-A d ewe. the property.of M. Aadreit ef that great sad cove wealthy county . Besides the Kerr, fanner, Qnsas, dropped a lamb in March ler; 1 . Lords Llandalf OlengaU. Lismore. and Banall y , it has which she condoned to cockle up to the ild Septembit. the same of opt of the County Members . In troth, at which time , to the astonishment of the owner, she there are oily three men of any leading or character in yeaned another lamb, which is now in a very forwa.ad • i the county, who. amid very recently, have appeared state in spite of the cold. and .stinted supply of item. . • E , , openly opposed to the measure; or rather, we should tarsi road. The first lamb, in fact, was not greased! . . say, who have declined *Seise their Openers to the when the second appeared, bet it desisted from made, &lodide*. These are, the Earl of Donotagbmore. Mr. of its own accord , in te nderness, we p remise, to lit ~ . Prink , . ese•of the Cistety Members, and Sir Benjamia yosogn brother. ; • Bloomfield. Yee these personages , and their (needs, Arreore TO .sues Pamow.-At about eight o'clink • . . . . -..- have, we batsmen. teases for concluding, pet every in. yesterday morning (Wedassilay, 1/th ult.) a desperate sereaseat is Wien, for the purpose of defeating the attempt to break eat of the city gashes' made by sego. measure, or peoventine the Sheriff from eaavesiag the retests in eastedy, at the criminal side of that prison, • . Gaiety. Th e Karl of Olengall, and the mableepeo aid A guard. eon sting of a' mph! and three privates, iii• . • =mod* vitals ha, Attie a • . the alwa at al tie iespalement inside the prison, ; Whore very ramie we •,` el lid UK and , * clothes of the, --(Mid.). • . . • prlsoolve, t edvaatate • the opefilisk of is deer. ' • ' . CaD.UNTY SLIGO ELECTION. for the peeve, of rechealog the prls leers' bedding, , Ist fitl y--R0a.14. Wog, 191 1 Col. Pereira. IV robed oat sad disarmal the guard of their firelo!kei r"? vial day ditto 186 I Ditto liid sad maioteftted themselves on the defensive for a coax- • - lid day ditto . • lea Ditto IN derail.. titne,histil Mr. Welsh, whoa Iftelsenys attentive ids day ditto I 116 Ditto 100 to his duty, obtained a rehaforeement of soldiers from d A* the fibanden•guard, on the appearance of whom that , _ Majority for Colonel King 93 desperadoes submitted.-(Cork Advertiser) z The tows is much crowded with the Freebolders stud John Flake, who was charted with the o!Tenee of Bereave. gad a groat *eel of rioting bas mesa paw. TM letting Ate to the remises of Thomas Trench, Esq. et i HIV Sherif dmieght it necessary to call oat the military to Thrandistda.Seeolk, has been discharged for the wail •- lico PAM Peace. The Star of the Sligo Wlitis of saficientreitanee. trrrbista confined to the Dragoon Barracks; and it was On Wednesday eve ning, as Thomas Li s t e r, t a il or , ha . , fogad aseessery to disarm the Barony Coestables, who hail the employment of ai r , ae of Todboe. wureturn . bees brought in to preserve the public peace.-(leid.) log from Durham on a m ul e , about a quarter of a mile .. south of Farewell-11211, &footpad leaped out of a plains+ Bateral l PRILOSOPIIICAL AND LI iNSTITtt. Lion, which caused the tailor to whip and spar his beast • ' . rtote.-01 Monday last, a general Mee t i n g of the Pro• with all ids mi g ht, but the animal fell quite stupid/ . primers seas held at the New Rooms, in Park-street, which enabled the man to come op with Mm; foes- :* ' which was very respectably att.nded. The very - Rev. nattily, however, the robber, in aiming his club at the the Dean was voted to the chair , and a n interesting Ree rider, hit the mole and canted it to mend its pate, ae 1 ¢ is . i 't port of the Building Committee read by. Mr. Hattori, g et e l em . of. which was approved and ordered to be printed. In met- llverantoos AFFAIR.-Thorsday, some Gs leg the Bret resolatiou, Mr. Lunen e x p ressed the great from bi„ s e e ja7 w h o were bunting, i n pass i ng e b _ I were be received ineontemplatiog the progress which Harlow Wood, f oun d wra p oo d a pp it rough mine -, ... rad bee, already made in the undertaking, and antic.. a boodle, a gown and frill, which were moth torn '•‘•, • * paled the future success which would attend the (Gad. clotted with blood, 'veering to have been recently dol; -- t teflon. Several other gentlemen, including Mr. also a pair of black worsted atockings, which had 'nip.. . Bright, Doctor Randolph, the Reverend Mr. Cony- ap p earance of b &r j e r bo od iu s tily polled o g, And rho'. i bete, Mr. Charles linage, the worthy sod *vs' whole looked es ilvinieom-had been used. What adder • rend Chaintan, Ike. addressed the meeting ; the is ao the Gamic:lea thaft,mordee had been committed le, that - , : t• ' pardenlarly bore testimony to the qoanteen of Pillion. a sae and womag „E„, seen together near e b o woo d. 1-, , ,,e- : • F phical and Literary talent in Bristol and its neighbour. so d &wen was roe seen „a" wortila• ..., • hood, which only wanted an Institution like the priced and .ben*. Th e an kl e , a b ove state d c .,,, d epae ir e d ito bring it before the public , and to atta in for ear alt! at the toll•hisi neat the hint Tavern, and we • sincerely' • "4 i alt!1 that repetition in p olite literaaire and seines'. wh• hope they will lead to an e 'situation of the &Kelt. il - bad been ceded to it to commercial 'mimeses. A dead. Monism wase•Cawrosne.- Yesterday. Richard Pople and - tory conversa tion then ensued of the propriety of nain• Jobe bite, two abeam et dou-ftail Ace, arrived lik •4 • % ing an early day for the next Report of the Committee; 'ltitediew Res Eisdstors, to Saw '7, where they had been for • . which was fixed for the I .t of May. - We wer e very the last two or three days in po , it of a desperate sang of mach pleased with the harmony of theme:Ming, and witb highwaymen. who bag ildeard fumy, Limpafield, Botles' . . 1 the sprit Will which it entered iete the proceedings, HIS, Addington, Creydosti and ot. -r plum *advent. for a .., . •- g . tkattigiimia a satisfactory result. - , (Brietei Mercury. c"siderable time P 2 ' 4 ' °ad "' el \ e " /14/viD gl at A 46411 •' • 1 4 • toe on Sunday night, they mosived otoTill'aeisa.rjet* man .. had bark robbed and barbs/wooly murdered on - Bliterdep% - • . Atheism Disconase.-On Sunday week, et St. Mar- night, no Th0r ,,,,, 't ea k b ecareee st ree tbam an d e rey d os ,, • tie** Choral; in the city of York, the ge o t orepadea mod ebie embody „ smell hives , toe w“eatabesepu...ic.. - . a were not a little surprised, instead of an expoete l 001• bas., They inataatly set oft t o !blare into the ho rid •, f- moo, to be entertained with the reeding of the New WA** sad as arriving at lbs pablio.hoose. they e , • , i a Marriage Act. The effects resulting from this elevator Weed by the lardiord, th et the moot man had been breaget e composition were soon visible ; for before the • Miwister Into his boss* by Some Armee...dee parsons Omit deg g had got through the preamble of the b il l, a recce) o'clock that mint,,morai tiey having tootle him IP* In a - i ' • ir rising took place. The bill operating meek in the ditch quits bead, road side of the common.sear the . Pied Bull, public-house, with his pockets tumid laslde du t, e same way as the Riot Aet would. had it been said or and his head and neck doeadfidly mutilated; a 'tihilli 0... t. song by P e arson Ethelstone, who all the Manchester - silver, and oineproce In ec pper, were found lyinfrimar i Tim. i 1, magistrates know. has an excellent voice for each an and saran rash basket was placed curiosity unclothe body: p occasion ; the chnrch, in a few seconds, was deserted There wee a dreadful conteplon never the right me.- They rd by the congregation, some eight or nine chiefly permits leering that lb. name of the murdered man weitosepa at se being all who remained to listen to the peroration ; and Maaniag, end thee he live at Mitcham. wee* a Inieldere • y, they, it is conjectured, submitted to this penance, in by trade, sad worked for a Ir. Parrot, at 'item:ham. 0% • ' rs order to reeelee their share of the weekly division o f Saturday night. about fan o' tont. he wss pied 23 , 1. fge Car al loaves.-( York ourant .) his week's work lathe Grey!. nand alt Streatham, out or fhici . 4 . 1 - Many of the h -sit; are paneled to understand why he paid his score 10s. 6d. en I left deceit° see in about Wren • - ,• '; hour after for horse. with th srentailtder of lets wkp*slh his . ail the famous Marraige Act should be read in churches, ill unless it he meant as a preface to the Prayer of the High pock th et.Tbe officers traced lit, ito the Pied Batton led heath, ' re Court of Parlitment-that Providenc e . would mercifully near a plans he was found m srdere4 ,whire tbeyaMertnlnso . .-- ; ,x. keep it in its senses.-(.lfirror.) [This is one of th e that he and • man named Ni. heel CI agherty, ware drinkiaK A' ' , . • together In that house, about . des en.o'cloek on tile night if I - papers that thinks the Country would be ruined by a the murder ; and whilst th ere hey Hid she words respect- . of Reform of Parliament.] log bleeping working ander rile. They left together la .v. i . .: • ne. In opening some ground a few days ago, on thentosa eager, having grst taken a g la -; rark atthe bar, and flathial , . , i e . Quay, Bristol, for the purpose of removing an °Warne. more was heard of either till : annitie carts 1 00 W °: 1 " . ., 4 °r1 la the ditch I Dogherty being ' the Pact who WAI .4. U 1.1 N. l. 't t I • lion in the comm on murdered mum Saturday of ti o . t r.. , C .. l7 o P a lc a le tr n ai w r , .aiannraureo,a lly tel plied the adjoining premises with gas, was 'separated seqoanee he was takes en 0 Ida*. from the mein, and a considerable escape of cam ensued, ran which, collecting in a confined situation, where a candlet Swag) , night h* Jr. was heroine, an explosion tookplace t but we are happy was taken beers the Bev. Si/01 a Cole, and underwent, mi- sfile investigation, but uothi• Og brit g elucidated to acing. ' ... totters, that ties damage was ripy trilling. and no per- alas him in the murder, he w ka iiisemirged upon an coder- , . son was injured. r stsedMg that he should be in r .3,,t ine ss to spear w.msw . ' allied en. . . . , • J . . , . , . , . • ."it • • • • * . vim . weer •. •, . . . _,. •