The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-02 00:00:00

>!_ 4 • 4 *a/ the %Stories on shore, till, at six o'clock. it we sec se that the Royal squadrea bad compk tel cleared • mouth of the Forth, and steed at for e• s. • THB KING'S ARRIVAL IN ENGLRND. , After a teitge anon tenurial' this usual 1011. Maleity's etestaleas. the King reached the Nies bit Saturday sight. when the Royal Squadron seckorod. At an early bear yesterday morning, his Maher algoit set sail cp the . River. and passed at twelve e'elodr Gravesend. 'So little was his Majesty expected.' Alai very few persons at Greenwich amid believe eke fl pore of his approach endl the Royal Smudged itieit tliseeetrod frees the pellet of Woolwich-neck. trout this time, hewer:, the inmost beetle was observed by the Guard,. 'addition of the Royal Hospital. Is slak ing suitable preparations for the lauding. The Themes Police were lot lees retire spew the ',We is chariot and preserving a eoliths% spies iler there. pees of the Royal barge. mad the 'somber *flash ta• pidly increased. Upon the terrace le frost of the fkle• l it pitai.'seesaw numbers of ladle. mad gentles** owe, I by wallahs of the Gems*. admitted. The ebb tide was making strongly ag sleet the progress of tho vessels. aid a causidersble time Japed before %keg, reached Blackwalt The Lord Illerree Large-4101 , 1 made its appeasers. Sowed by the aegis Mess /specially engaged for tiro peeps. The Royal TeAtt bee bet • short diereses behind, sod the poseerfel ear gise of the James Watt roes brought her to her steal station off the Hospital stairs. when the Mamba el, "waters bad sow beeressad. A few Miser* after the Hospital sleek had struck four. the Royal Yacht rime to an' eschew amidst a reseal cheer. His Me. jesty, In a fell dress naval saiferm, mold be very diednetly distersed epos the qnartev.deek, appearing in earnest emoversatioe. After as interval of abort a quarter of as hoer his Majesty dosecoded lets the ll , tyal barge; the bled playlet milted save the Kier." As the barge preceeded to the ahem the chiefs were teemed, which his Majesty groehOsly acknowledged by repeated bows. A guard of hewer was in attend. user. and the arrengemists within the Hospital with respect to the pensioners. were the same as epee ille em barks ties. Ilia Majesty was received es lauding by Admiral Sir R. Keates (in fall editors. and wearieg the ribbos of the Order of the Bath ass, other trigs's). as Gel. ✓ of the Hospital, the Cesemiestemer of the Navy. Sir George Creeingham, dcr. he. let. lII' baled playing • God save the Klatt." sped the Royal standard Wog itnehmliately hoiated at the Hospital. His liejesty after brie/ye:pressing Lis approbatiou of the arrears: meets made for his riteeptios, catered bie which ismantly drew* ell, escorted by a party tf dra goons, amidst the sheets of the populace. His Majesty appeared is excellent health. sad seemed much to enjoy the animated mess by whisk be was serreseded. His Majesty was accompasied by Lord Frisch Co• ,ryngitam and another person. A third got lets the chaise which followed. The cavalcade, harieg set side the Hospital. Roved on at a rapid pow. is ig air order, through Greenlee% and feepefeed. ever •ter Wide, and arrived at Cerium these at sheet a quarter past 5 o'clock. lemmeilately after his Majesty's departure from Greenwich, the Royal Cherie was towed into the Dock•Yerd. The Lord Mayor with his com pany proceeded towards Blackwell. sad the whole river was clear is leserhan a quarter of antiwar. The royal ortrinee, baring taken some refreshusest is the Hospi. tel, returned to Woolwich. FRO.II SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE'. DOWittIO-IT*SET, MIX. SI. Hirt. The King has been pleased to appoint Liestenam rat the Honourable Sir George Lowry Cole, U. C. B. sobs Governor of the island of Mauritius. MOLTIIOOO-110131. acs. elk NIL The King wes this day Messed to seek, lkoherrattel Krititthood on Me Thomas Pate Hankie. Limarediell of the %qui Scots Greys. cnowx-orrict. ate. SO, 1061. MEMOIR nary • IX Tit reamer TIROL. MIXT. TIOROOOII or CLITMINOL—H. Percher, Iraq. of Arline tee-street, in the county of Middlesex, Is the room of the lion. W. Cast, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Commission in the Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. signed ti the Lord I.hrutettant of the county of Leicester. • H. Iluegerford HoMieh, goat, to be Cornet, csired Bth of . June, 1859. BANKRUPTS. T, Edwards. Liverpool, me *bent, 55 .11, Oct. It , at the S:ar and Garter ravers. UT • Attorneys Mr. . &whitey, Liverpool, sad Mr. heeler, Castle-street. T Bose, Cafe-royale, Pall-mat, wine merchant. Sept. 6. • fir. Oet. 14, Basinghall-street. Atiorney Mr. J. Roblasen, half moon-street, Piccadilly. .1. Dalton, Tottenham-court-road, merchant, Sept . 3, 11( 1 , Oct. 11, Basinghall-street. Attorneys Messrs. leasing., end Carey-street.Lincolnli-len. J. liniery, liosamond-street. Clerkenwell. tightener. Sept. 3, 17. Oct. 12, Basingball-street. Attorneys Messrs. Cokes ne, and Co. Lyon's-Inn. T. ithorp, Cheapside, paetry-eook. Sept. 7, 17, Oct. It, Basin:hall-street. Attorsey r. Harding, Mortimer-street, rendi sh-ageary. J. Dent, Stout, Stafford. ebeeseremager, Sept. 11, 14. Oct. 12. at the Crofts Inn, Stone. Statbnishire. Atterelgre. Messrs. Seabee end Alban. Umeeleoden ; and Mr. Q. Croft Vernon, BromsgroVe, Worcestershire. 'C. Norris, Ilishopstone, Wiltshire, shoe-esker. Sept. 7, 9!. and Oct. 12, at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Hither and Lewis, No. 2, Middle-Temple-Less, Louden; an.l Mr. Dew, Salisbury, Wiltshire. T. IL Gregg and W. Phone. jee. Watling-street, *sake. timers. Sep. 14, 21, and Oel. 12. at Basinghall-street. At torneys, Messrs. Osbaideston and Murray, London-street, Fsnentirch-street. N. E.more. Hrlgbaston-street. Birmingham, corn dealer. Sep. 9, 10. and Oct. 12. at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Turner and Hutchinson, 3, Bloomsbury. • srf4 ere ; and Mr J. Heeley, Walsall. Staffordshire. J. Turney, Sedgebrook. Lincoln. and W. Rates, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchants. Oct. it, 3, 19, at the White Lion leo. Manias. Attorneys. %lutes. Stocker and Dawson, New Boswell-court. Cordon ; and Mr. Wilcock, Halifax. T. W. Richards, Greet George-street, Huston-square, Middlesex. merchant. Sep. 16. 17, and Oct. 12. at Basing hail-street. Attorneys, Messrs. limiest and Fyson, Basing 's/al-street. DIVIDENDS. Sep. 24, J. Reny. Mark-lane, wine-merchant—Sep. 98, W. Froniow, (treat Yanuonth. chemist—Oct. 2, J. TASKS. Aingsbridge. Devonshire. woollen-au. nefecterer—Nov. 11, D. Maitland. Neer Bridge street. mereltant---Sep.2l, W. G. Jackson and W. Hardley, Great Surrey-street, linen-draper —Oct. 3. H. Hudson. Cannon Coffee-house. Charing-cross, te 'ern-keeper—Sep. 13, W. Tucker, J. Fenton. end O. Ma caw). Slaadleld,silver-platers—Sep. 2S, T. audW. Windom, To vistoek, fediuougers—Sep. 29, W. H. Lawrence, Bath, Immo-draper—Sep. 20. J. W. Keene. Birmingham, factor— Sep. 26, W. Neilson, Liverpool. merchant. CIRTIVISATES To be granted. unless cease be shown to the Contrary oe or before Sept. 21. 'F. Powell, Old Forge, Herefordshire. corn-dealer—T. F. end J. Gimsen. Nottingham, merchants—W. WieVntm. jun. Chichester, butcher—R. W. Dean, Sipe LosfAllsy,ll.ll - brewer. •••• 1 Pa atm nasals.— W. Mehl sal W. C. Tsyler. Grieswiti. Wbilaide sad J,l l loktell, Lirkrpool, ribt 4 arfl 4 sad W. wok s k i/ .1: Oho., Pears "lot itlseMs.s J. Alka sad R. Jima. Nelase-pates. Fosoloslem: clapend. n.hat re". ers—C.,H. sad H y & lilichor e -41._Pawsea mid T. Carver. Notthyda. Milers —A. loilitstes mad H:lHtelball Si, Mart% 0-16.0emed.osin-lhate!•.keeres--p. !alp** an_i 4 J. Wlttlassicnill S. Jeekson aad W. 1400116 , 4 lON Misaimart-moreirsts—u.Dem- bar sod T. Mae. Firoottosi. tmeme,... _ ... -1. and 9. A. 111oeeknirdl. Heat , thin7r . evidlesl.olna. Th street. wereees-11. and W.ll9weed mod Kilikettoiliab . I,l__ ,o 4 ' sorford—T. ribbon' and T. Weddle*. illiamy. 411.411104 ete-.1-11. Charleewerth enf J. $. Meleneel4 elegisee--R. Oltmeist MSS. r.. Peewee.. = jewellers—lt. • aid T. Pordigbilipoi r la , armee sitso9filir IliWn.,~lll LIM WAg:U.• • Wheat. 41e. 71d.=-Itvo. Ns. Otc-4reads. Ik. di-04/1. ' Ms. Od.—Barley. les. 71. —dhisso.ll4s. 71. 1 Ihe Memo Pelee of Pfliiell'llif lilmeovoile 90011. sew ) Id fres the Returns wade la the elect wiled the Nth Myerr Avg. iges, Is at. Ild. per elm .samacgssacss. LANCABTEK ASSIIIIIII, AS& D. --..... CLOGS e. CSOMPros.---nsuciiiiish,_,,..• Mr. WILLIAMS opted the,pleodiags. • Me. Ihranbarr SiStiii the sees to the „rally Thin MAW Is beetle's tY tlio pitapat Is meow ily year 'Greif* oonipossatiou in tWaeges for ea injury of a Very serious soars. rbo Modes betwee, it the pills , tiff sad the object of the defendant's **demise...epee' 'Whiels this sequel Is foontial, is that of meow nod; sonnet. But • dearer Math", whisk in this'esse is that of !nether aa sister. a jeep Is areisieumel to gen.! Mot as a great aggravattoo a the injury. Ti. will lad that Idles Clegg very *arty nvaa with the plaits- MK who ssataised towards her elle relation re .... pp 'Nat. She lost • her father very early, sad to ever when she was six years of age. Her brother. die • peewit plaintiff, was the oily ow to protect bee, as : ' well as two other Slaters. who Wei with him. Mies; Clegg lived with her brother till the aohippy owe don which gave rise to thh adios. Her brother, the. plaintiff, married a cousin of the defendant. As us. sie of the defendant's. tee. married an east of the plaistilf. nese cousectises led necessarily to frit gloat and familiar latercoarse between the patties. When she was at the early age of 11. the defendant popsy(' paying his addresses to Miss Clegg. it sesame that she felt a enspleioa that he had Iwo as. !ached to a sister of lien wholes' married. 0* that searant sbe rejected his addressee. Mr. Crosoroo Soo applied to. his seat by marriage. and keettost by mestsangainlty, to intercede with her. She repro stated that he was a woe of Moue% that he professed alliiklsinest to bee, eadlhatehe stood la her owe light Weefsalag him. Mies eYeffei serepies were ever lime. aid alsolteliipiod him al her honeantble lever. -- le 15)8 the bittings day was etpeatedly ha, and lefendast reprmested thdibe was pretested from vine the bans prooteloterl by kor_ sot Wog of age. .. . . isepossibir hairier _ _-• • . _ of a child, which was still Befog. For a Wag time it was hoped that he would snake ',Grades, sod It wu sot till he had finally resolved net to de sot that this action was brought. It may be asked lay it is brought as as aeons for seduction, sad at for breach of promise of marriage. The reason does so dish to Miss Clegg. It is, thee the die; fondant has had-31111i I say the haidheartedesse--to say that his reason for sot performing hie promise Is; that be can bring evidence that she was oedema with other men. A more fell and more slandered imputation, if her character is knows to her family, was sever cast epee say woman; bit foe this used it is thought it to subject her to examinant/a is that box. The parties are both respectable. The &Stud ent has coasiderable foetus, and large ezpectstioes. The plaintiff, tbouch not equal is forted, is is sta• don and respectability sot inferior sad though Hiss Clegg might think herself promoted is poist of for ' tune by marriage with the defendant, she was in every way his equal. When you- recollect the habits ea which the families lived, aid the confidence she re posed in him, you will sot be mach steepness! that In a moment ef weakness she should nahappily be pre veiled on by a man who professed bodurable late.. lions only to betray. Toe will recollect it was not an duel, but a woman. It can never ll* with the man to plead that weakness which trusted I. his hotted, attachment, and faith. This, however, la the *eV weakness which from first to lut she anise ropreatited with. She will he subjected to the crose•exassisation of my learned friend, and if any attempt shall be made to prove what the delesdant has aseerted, there is not a fried; or roiestea she luso. hot 1/111 . 30042 their perfect coavietlos la bet chasil y, arteot oiddeet, and honour. Her brother is sot in the siteation of bet parent, but be was Wenn by eircuusstaacas into deal amides i and be now finds that. Instead of hit sister being a credit and honour to him and his Wally eke is cast away, disgraced, abandoned. and tradooed. Illis Anne Clegg appeared In the witaem-box. iiPlooared genteel and respectabka, but the deep sad lima melancholy ha her eountemanee pee her looks the types of age far beyond her years. Tim Loan CHILI JUITICI.--Thie action will not prevent another action by Miss Clegg, for breach of immunise. Would it not be better to refer alimatten between the parties? Mr. 5C411113.11.71*.-I ban be Obitetka at all. After a considerable paseaand euosultatka between the parties, Mr. }tans said he was happy to say that all par ties consented. The LOAD CUM Jrartcs.---And Mks Clegg? • Mr. SCARLICET.YeII. A verdict was taken for the plalatig--thinages 1,0001., subject to a reference. The reference was to Mr. Jame* Cbeetbam, of Clough. The Assizes cloud at half -past two ; amd thus the Northers Circuit terminated precisely sit weeks Gum its comtnenemornt. belag at least a week shorter thee the circuit has been any summer for the lest sit yc-rs Ms has been a maiden assist. seas of the courirt• being left for esecutlen. The High Sheliff has, eopssquence, given gluves—th,►t is, live guineas to JuJge's attendants. • •11 -11111. ' 'L . . . ~ SI 1 1. : ":4 4 .V05..;. nOW.ST a err.--0 s' • IlisfOlihr Vll/011.4. v atit "Ii tile. reiariable geoids — ,dim; Om ' 'before fbe &deg Aft e . Alkyd 'whit . • limed - P/0 aisle, Mahe; bed Sicatil: epperet.' party of Mr. Peedygia... erSait-letti. • aedpr eirmattaiees of /fiat avir i - Ito; ' dl r. Pend' .tat d, • - diet he ' • i'ciloak to Lases lad Co. tbillaikara Is"T lie bet lb the 4arly 'p larlife ert et wt. app . a 11t1i0v4)46 v4 ) 46 firth iiilier.ndlie thee Rase the - Mem !hale' grim eat the Iffii 'if his sinter'. brother. He spitted tie seasfei lidfore be bad *red eat his appreedeeita. sat boomer saw she admen fee' if pen. emit Aeg. 1821, /lima be met ber fh P 4114.411, is a state of great Hawse, ' 'She stated that bet Wined had deserted bei e thieldia had three shilikee to support. sad wiv se that ~Matra demise,* eves of the Meese of amorist ilbegatbele in= meal. Idle (fdr..f.!.)/elfeetes is a deli este NM, and as thegjiati r childeen terlie takes ears 4 be seek lie iiiisotrints'ikie bases. Baylis Made 'some arraigmieat %I tie own abilirea. 'slie ease to Meat kis beige; tad diaieg the time she mesalied Adak she wee temetasely ezpressing her irradiate fir hle Madam fa reeselag her, as it men. Irma seems di.. . rah/ the was - there. Ike. Peadygrom wee soesetletee Await for a few days. sad she primmer. thee had the one of the hem" aedebildree. Oa the 4th of December is" his wife wee hem Wee, sad when be esturead to tie home Its. hie hosiers% Is the. etteleg ha was - stirprisherld lid the deer leaked. inn. adeditrleg epee the siAjeet. he was %formed that tweet ids eilitheit were at a seighboat's heeer. sad dam they bad hoe* Inked eat. Ife. wkb ease, atfhtliST• dined bit why lets the bees. 'led awl he Ms ! two *then if hie &Slime is a emir by thew blase. with a' "lighted mails. Weed" dthre to the *Mill. • - They were playleg with the teedleitlek tries hi heel them. Those dimoitrits induced hie le flak father sheet, aid be Miaowed that reef drawn NM seaboard It the house bad hem stripped et MI they mealeed of as/ vale. that meld be Imikeiti eserieleetly. Timm prisoner was tear tad be' Mtn,. taw or heard of Mt MS that (Saturday) sierilig. vibes be bras last her le Pall-mall He leimied ter sad accused her of 44 »Meg, bet she. pettleg ea a stare of aussoishimet. 'declared she eerie saw Ma ha Ism life before, sad Seater same was Aimeeder sad ' ' sot Aederems. Ifs, however. bevy boa pastas tee 1. 11. n. aid gam her le charge u a esesithis. The Omen bug doer her head disktg di* 01111. imiellido• Odle preeseeter : and Ake eille.-4Pabe ' hid say Meg to sey.ebe made esldfaly. - • ' She was reseeded for further stuseitelstion. • A mar if the mum of Saari' residlig la es* a db. courts la the esighbeetheed of • Drury-lase, we. gbt ea is the custody of Leek, the efiker. for Isg emmaitted • rap. epos as Wait .sly ohms !par el ago. The reaulastlaa wig priests. as/ of lisle us frees oeutieg late meraieg. atter o'clock, ' Mil bamtembped. 'le ealtreet. we Sattesday, Iliestrstar at this trolleeters of Oa tolls at the fallsolag rather the Mareirgate. Lambeth.. sisialer eircatentances : ' A little after twelve o'clock es Friday tight, the sonehimin drove Ms roach, empty, through the Marsh as toil. tad received from the gatm the ticket Ibr the day. Retsening hime gate a little before one o'clociratlth bis Pleb still empty, be produced the ticket . Which had %fore been glean to him. but was. notaltbstendiag, open to pay the toll agate; and epos his re .soisatratiag *salad the demand. the - tell collector pet late' hie hand a rioted paper. pettifog at the same Ihni 4 a partleilarpootage Ohs eogileate, which. hi add, would show that hi was eighth what be wag doing, and would bear' Wm 'eat is demeadieg that Shimming of eke till slush' be foreleg ratty time vi the 4 cam should page_dicpse elf re •le the sang e paper le question porportitifii be a table of the toils to be demanded. extradited from as Act passed in the last Session of Partisan; which, holm ever, does not, we understand, - come into legal *who den until the Ist Jai. neat ; and the psesage,referrid ten thus :—" For every hackney coach, every time Opening through. ashes the person or pergola Atetra shall produce the ticket," he., which certainly -Attie appear to imply this anomaly ; that a hackney etiblk Asir pay the toll for every time qi,paseing thin q Ohm there be a petting beide. hiffilliat it shell 'pawl through goy ladeilaite number of titles the same day, upon a single perusal of the toll, provided there bq sense pee_sen Wide toprodeee the Clad. The period. however. of which the said Act (3 Geo: IV.) late CMS bap erradea having bees eatielpalied lw.tlmm-itatesheopees t il-grauhl appeat ihet tell had boa wronghlly timwoatigil la this and the Magistrates, dierehees ammitated to grant the stamens applied for. Out. mt proceeding to draw oat the tolerated's ea which It was necessary that the summon should issue. soother difficulty geese oats( the peculiar 4:imam:team* of lisle case. and the cods sidevatien of the Age (13 Mee. lf 1. cep. 84, see. 31.) coder which the informed/1w was to be laid. For the clause referred to enacting, for the demanding of ewe thee the lawful toll, a pettedly of forty Adding; *as half to he paid to the informer, and the other half to dm:Crown; the Act also requiring the information to ho laid apes oath; god, the coechmaa being the only pima present at this transaction, besides the gate elliper. no conviction could be bed in this camel for the want. either of information soon oath on the oat there being no party who could swear to such lidltratetion bat the coachman himself; or, of a man- 'ittatat.witness on the other ; the coaches*, if the la-. Nematioa were laid by him, becoming disqaelified Stereby from giving evidence. by reason of the 'sieved is the penalty 'Terming to him frees a conviction. These circumstances being folly a:plaited to hint by the Magistrates, the coachman was convinced of As hopelessness of proceeding any farther in the ht. .roes at present; and left the Oifite sot a little distil tiedml 'pith the imperfections of the turnpike laws. trt testrgpHne logger. and 3116 tubs of spirits eggs 'awl at Lancing, on the night of the 234 alt. by theefficers of the Preventive Water Usatd, sta. Avoid here. IMPOneniONS•OI.IIIC, . • • • PIS BaSaIke&DIIIMOLVII.• laaTlOg 11111 WIPP pIIVIIMMIrc. .r 7 umni mwsii 7.0. •ws air. •m• 411••••••• N••••••• -- and the fispeollaillty sf listrimg tfie sesames a h., mach a nature se to maid@ as fri paresis, whialk, as *slow 1 1 19.4 1 :se: wss ne51014. F 4114,15,8 at pureusS. Tlis oasis is 11"6"4"1147041"1111.1" la. who silesdall tits babas to hi*, iverkillr- 'ANL Mk.* only of bar alketiess but of her pities. she agnate bowie pregnast, the defesdamt tbasglit It Wettings , cimssir•semass.—Twaxents Law ;Ile sees, sad to give mesa@ why Is would set per- Oh aa k aa y imegligisa 4104 00 tit* 11 fors his promise. Poe the sake of privacy, she was Ak a y ar a aalamaaa to u m aa ueeeen relieved to barnacles baste, whets she was tie limed taue_llenbirste, Lambed,. seder she i . 4 1 1 1 11 1 1Ritag LID NARKIMS. ~ 1 :•5t.t.. , :•. 4 ,•!.• --ow— . i m mt w , . eat Fair, which commeoced so Refs, Ail of Lsetlos was sheet e the meal not. age trot least 15,4100, sotwittstaoding okki i roes two boors in the afteromeaimis g 4; 4 t i n y ..eversil peak were disposed et the trading wei ii , dell as tie oldest itletielints at the fair ever renewh en d to best ems It, nor dotal; ay pert of die swami M I maid Umbessieess of Am fair be considered brisk. Me, ',rally :oh* the Limbs were in very geed soap. ties, • several parcels were selected fee the Lug o hlutits, et Irmo 1.. so 2e. per brad tigber price sak *pm abut year i bet it may be fairly said. that for ale geseral nuts, the prices varied bet little, if asi, f ui , limns of last' year, mid man parade retesoW h, ' ANN . Ain k ti......./p had a pretty fall &need/meg fariders Ist market is 'Needs'', sad a fair ego, 4 Wheat soil Market the mole was Weber ibsi 1 14 week nod each uncle. id prime gently. etywiesesist minium or from es. to 3i per gamete''. Litd• tin i, otter articles: • ' - !lib rim of admit limos earommettk ee Two day. w yr* as fojlowt:jti o :l:64.l. U. Neeto U. lira l Gantlee. s ed.; Beim, .1 . to If. 111. Colointettn• CAW M A +I 4 MI. OM ige;setete lielonse et she, ;moos& seek wo Itos;--111net, 3 s, 1L4. ; Barley. I9s - . eed. ; Oats, lee.; ondgeese,ta L 4l4 per glatter. ' • • ' Mr. Smoo t of llcesollehl, dm poem. of" Is cote. tioosi it gm DrigAtattilimslii sr the ljth eh. is wad. isle, doer at a redicekprbm.. acts by at leVeseing pm liWillig .4—ee only roods as wheat is per hod, ee es many peace Ins eel/. Seer per gallon. obtxr Foir.raß PaessNr Milt rya vim news et amen wasea AV LAVaint-intim lisp. 1:11+j-411,:serr.Tams. tines. Pau. acct. ran wet • Highwellea--16ws. 67 in. Mat wee. Ii a all. eis: 44 a:after ; oven. 48 weeart. 11. T I M! kink Is se. eft. . nigh waser—amen. IS m. after 4; ena. Na.. dor S. W.—Twillglit adds 66 as. alter 11. mob vuee—asere. 44 m. ft. 44 ens. 4 elk*. n.-Day 14 h. IS mls. Wog. High waissoodore: 17 sa. after 4; mat 16 se. sif w 4, 6. 7.—lfiek 11.44 sale. law. se. after 4; mu Om. sh. 7, 11.—Wearcliie. Web weater--mags. 411 ohm. eft. 4; ens. 17 'Lk A Siam Mimosas —The eaves' of Mrs. brunet amilliaer mad haberdasher. of Eaueteeet, was alumni by the neighbors et half-post six *Uri oa Seedy *goatee, hastily taking down Ow shah of the shop-windOwa. The aspdarity of the than stun. hawed them te hapteln of dee girl wby she so? " Lord r' exclaimed she. is'st it MoUsy seam is g r—The fatless. that the silly cream had lows lei by the fasallewbe had rose eat for the day. w wis care of the beam. had Belle" asleep, sad. ea wawa& loi imagism{ that time had adeanced half a day men ties wee actually the use. Os Saturday last a fellow of the same id Geer* Wilms', was, is default of bail, committed y Sr D. Scott sad I. Bates. By. ter .trial at the seat Se.. slaw, beteg charged by William Bombe. spencer. is the 34 Dragons, with bailee analysed to manila annateral seism an therewith's, Thwreday. 011ADOVV41. Asa 31.-011 bleibi•T annum" ink n e w e l ..eaulenju k . ..ireatiemar. subban me e thoopemeele. was rid's, at a bee peso. sa Ile eread-pinake, be saddealy fell fres Ma bane is sh of apoplexy. ,Tbe mast prays ammislasee eras rimi• ed by Mr. fisnmeek. sures. MN• bawled is he use the epos, hat which peered assailing, the vital spark ,being already within. As leases. es Tow day, was bold es the body, while bed hies mama Se the Kiig sad Vases, when a verdict wee Mersa. " Vied by the viands's of tied." Om Ssaday wiessiag lad, se Mr. Site, the respect able wiaeowenkass. of Musbeeter-etreet, was MUM lag from Hunt is a *nee ben* Asia, ow fro wn. (where Me. 0. bad takes sp a Maid) the tried sakikely diarerd f,.. the read. awl nein is roe With t pest, she abate brake, sad hb. Slee sel Mud were thews vielestly to the earth. half' asemiety widseas ilesis seetsisiag any wins iajny• hens, whit* awe Idled, west of with the stub 411Lealisep. and tea spigot the diectliee pelt * earth morass, of the tows ; hit sea was beat brio/Auk and. to pat aa end le hisareiss bus. MOW es the spa. • - lleuescioae itceneass.—Aleat 70' slack as ti owersiag a the U.l ult. Patrick Megan. •bd 'be etr, . peeeelpf age. tied John. Yang. a met/ fres = is " di Who had accompanied to a a bell seat age**. tail. At first the animal moved slowly brunt bat sue, as it *sears, became terrified by the sewed weight appealed to her tail, sad ran ferienslyassf Ike lead,. till stepped by tee driver of a nail cad. 1116 11• 111 % as was proved ea the bigness, caned in vas *weep'" so the highway to seep the to. mind violently throne) the tangelo iiilhibibesigh road. Before the arrival of the i selleemell, eestased and mangled by penes/do td la s Criallal, bed expired. We are informed that la wee jut reversing from Belfast. whim she sew dragging the lifeless cone of her sae ea de twale t • sad sswe throws into a state a dinned's. is _lt 'c a e still calcium—Maguire [tasted. 11* lal of about five feet high, steal made. with aim/era treassawasecr. art had as when he elleappeased, sit sotillety coat. need woollies hat. Au loped eat aree en the body, by Mr. Hurry Alien. **Mar. Whal e. 1.'4 ss that the said Jolla Tung came hp his death is cum (pence of baring bun tied to a cow's tail, the pnlasg of John Woods, by Patrick Megan. end that the ' a tying was not though malice. bat youthful isaJvcrt me of the said Maguire. —(Belfiser iP MAIMED. Oa Ilaterday km. at St. John's Church. lises•n• T. Ilkilinard.ot the Middle Temple. Beep. Barrister At Las. c eldest assalarr of J. T. Rau, Ks+ of Usilm At Melville Huse, Fire, as lb ! S c h u t t . Abet soltb. ,4l rs* , ,l. , 111.11 s. St Weedball Park. Herta. to Lady Ou u " t ide. 111011.111116PWRONSOlar of Earl of Itvea ' *, •' • • 4 ---- 'T yam. 1 obeamilware..sak p•a.. at her house il Park -Ulf' 91.41111 Fer i n i tt . : gpear 4 ~ F e s g a s•• e CottyeaksieGeocteoseTtid:if sad smear, will log b e th e th e me o r praite; 1 :* the bare recital of tbonsisher of years that he kilt 1,1 ants. wake volumes he his favour ; for instance. to *wow 43 yearn, valet a housekeeper *A, aid tae if Skr'e about 50 years sad. • Oa Saaday the nath alt. at Ida house, Slough . Sets- in his hark year , that distinguished astronomer. Sir W ill i . _ .... .__Herichol , Kukla Guelph, Fellow of the Rog al Societies 0 !e d ....."°'" aid Elthltterch, Presided of the Astronomical et.: eirty of L 0111144. ands Nleniber of nearly all Use ?rime r Scientific Scalleavol blurope dad America. l l t ° . 611 -4 11 1141Prlated, and Published "The eta VAN . ' and " TR' Cousarteweara v a at n Pep", No. ER. Mrseit, by R. WARDELL. flow agastanaleatiao Orders, &e. ars recitili t. " I be addieuad. 1 1 1 i k,