The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

• IRELAND: NS DONLIN ITENINO PORT Of NATUIDAT sets from the South are not of a natnre, we I to perceive. likely to create much alarm.— xception of a few (mirages in Westmeath, 'where we are sorry to find murder has been and Tipperary. this system does not appear 'formidable character which people were die. rprebend. In Tipperary there has been a the Magistrates at Cosliel—the Earl of Do• in the Chair. At this Meeting the Earl of loved • series of Resolutions, the object no on the information of certain Persona, es be stated, to place a pert of the Connty nsnrrection Act. The resolutions gave rise sate, in which the Chairman took a very ac ting the measure. On its being put to the Ter, the majority carried the Resolutions of Mover. We hare, of coarse, no authority th which the reports of the proceedings sop on that report, we are, we confese, inclined in opinion with the Noble Chairman and the The information, it appears to us, was vague factory, and some of the offences were of so ras Jnly last. At all newts, they were of ire as mold not surely-justify the infliction of as act . —Tbe facility which this Act furnishes o,Jesticsa, aadfleuttyrto pate whole county GS of the Constitution, is one of its mischiefs. no outrage has recently been committal in bestate of the c.,M_derrcribell as Tory We hare altway ialts4 that' ibis emsty, richest in the kingdom, is without a ffeiNiera is W sty,lll thtitreat proprietors are whops therm le San - tmo man, of a thousand a sally resWingos his estate in this county;— old and third order of the gentry are either el or hrapable. , Howe it Is, that while the trntioo Act wu found isffickat is other thle, ratwithstanding the espouse it imposed mies, it has been fend totally to fail. Even etion Act has sot bees turd sufficient to re refractory sad crimisal peasantry. In this refore, the higher ranks of the gentry having heir cation and authority, It has beets resolved ;oostabalsry Hill Into °persists. A Muds, iwrstes is convened by a Pros **ration from Lieutenant, to ram at the Corny peort he city of Limerick,on theith of next mouth, , ten of the said Magistrates being, at least, nominate Owe HUNOSID AND SNVIN TT-St It s" for the Cosinty, being at the rate of ma ch Barony. The Proclamation boars date ma, then, will the most disterrad and laser- County in Ireland receive the first bens rt. For the Meetly of the Carafe of Lime y's the oboist Gentry, we can feel . no syllogis t have lett it to the government of the al the measure may be said to have been i the logishrure. A new order of Magi,- spring up in Ireland—so order altogether t of the landed interest. be a new era in our internal system of 'Wad- But it will be in the porter of other counties opt or reject the measure ; and the only way learalves will be by jndicionsly ising s with n hick they are already invested. Bet r and Gentry of Ireland have neglected their rt them take the consequences. MINI. MITRE'S IN lIIIILAND.—By tee te r the Aisiae of Bread, the tptartern loaf is pence in Dublin, bat it can be pelschlsood at Rakers for (anew:nor l • il parts of tirlood*,ifirriprite of prolate of 'so ` 1 991,94 4111 5 1 kill Rattily sortla emu: -- y ! , ixpertee: one hundred and twenty eggs hilltsetel---leeef no more than front one penny 'elfpenes. or ponnn I—awl potatoes &resell , penny rr -stone of sixteen pounds.—The te 'mutters will net defray the expenses of mime& has etrenlate.' some money in nal king roads. and erecting harbour wurka of st •nd note than one half of the returned to. the fixelsegner, throned the pay ith on Era. Sonar, Spirits, Tobacco, awl iseshh• ean,tsditiev, as the Custom Hons. :slim. Other- remittances' him fislwsy wit! leerned fact of some importance, throne, ',lent itt thi. muster, whin,' is Iskody the ineivhlnala implicated, and if curried to eralik extent, may be AH4014101 h 3 most ean. setreneett. re "eery small eontrartors employed itt ma nilla. The smonnt of these contracts u.at be ton pundit. In se►eral cases. the landlords These gunk., anti sold their Cuws anti Crops Ile, because they would not assign their ese trifling songs, and, .of course, lahour on for nothing. We cannot fo r he viol of actions. We do not clearly perceive what tarot ran do between such belligerents, but rincirles do not guide the conduct of both country may be soon one oast scene of in ,nd blootlabed.—(//w1!1s Joe/ eel.) reties of that tierce and letesetable spirit whieb or... Aston of each destruction atom egricul.' iy in Norfolk sad the adjoining cased's. los, mate. made Its appointees in title neighbour t a fortnight since several placards, la • feigned meted in Ole tillage of Charlton Hamilton., he following words :—" Wo to the farmers that g 'machines." On the eight of Saturday week, net, a rife wet discovered In the rick-y(l4'ot who reels • considerable farm of the Marquees . le that neighboarhoot, and who setpleyn A barley rick was speedily dokrtty.d t` ely by the unremitting suttees ef thu laktebi eonflagretion was promoted frees cretemding IV hile the flames wettest tit* height.. voice' wd was heard to repeat the words Inscribed 00 1 . We regret to add. that when the fire was Nest Toop, in hastening to the spot, fell; aid 1 1 er shoulder. A reward of fifty pounds having for the discovery of the lecandiaries, a man ett gave information that himself. and • father nal Talbot, -were concerned In the transaction, lion of these persona took place on Saturday the nee. James Monkhouse. when Ranted lholit a week before the Ire, the elder Talbot him to set Mr. Toop's premises on ire. bat int to have any thing to do with it; nod that on Satnedg week, he met both the father and son whips the latter held a lantern, while the for a candle to the barley-rick. The younger Tat- Wartority proved au alibi ; and so improbable • evideney against the father appear, that both rced, awl ',Arnett committed to lichester gaol. prevarications were so gross that little ro-• lir placed upon his evidence, and much mys• es to hang auout site traimactiou—(Stierborse day last, two large pears were plucked from the garden of Wm. Birkbeck, Esq. of Settle, which weighed 171 b. and 14AL, and um' 41 I I ; inches in circumference. TILE STATESMAN. BHIPI'INO INTELLIOENCE. DEAL, OcT. VC—Arrived, and remain for orders, the "Alargaret, Allen, from Batavia; alto, awl sailed for the river, the Karclay, /11'Key, from Quebee ; the Sir George Prevost, Morrison, from ditto; the Beweheeter, Spit tert, from Catlin. Came down from the river, the Ma tilda, White, for New Orleans ; the Louisa. Belham, for St. Nliehael's ; the Thomas, Bell, for St. Vincent's ; and sailed with the remainder of the outward 'mend.— Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Arrived, the John, Downing, from Faro, in 13 days. with Joel of ji►, and sailed for London.—Wind S.S.W. PLTMOUTEI, OcT. 27,—Arrived, the Diligent, Howard, from London, fur Tenerife, eat Ave week& with lose of Redder head; the Norfolk, Pestal, from Zeitte.—lliad ' S.W. Poaramouva, Ocr. 28.—N0 arrivals or sailing. t►is day.—Wind E. PILCHARD Freavta.—Tbe drivieg.boats to Mount's. Bay and the few seans that have - not been laid up would have had a taut fortunate week, had it not been fur the tempestnene, weather. The shoals of pilchards that bp peered in the Bey ulcerated say thing of the kind that the oldest fisherman rousembere, and had the weather been moderate, an lowans, tesatity meat have brans taken. As it was, 0111/ Olki IPORWthe able to were any ; the 'meth* fakes Is Aint 'lid ilogetteatis. The nets of the driving.buts wore fall.ii lea dab, or Friday eight; reek ElDthill 'bull - 110... Li . .tiliatir bearsheadst, some of the sets aural is full thin the rope parted and they sank. Oit easerday aorsiaw a same Pl. spring up from the S.S.W. sotbst tie bosh, from Newlyn and Mousehale were sbligid to eon for Possum ; one boat went on shote ; bet the aft who were on. board were fortunately mood. iltsteheremte who were ^ oltilged to abandon their lili,".pissid 'soya ever them, mad they have got up elects do whole that were sank, bat Dome of them are sesslithasagaL During the gale on Wed. n rad ay, a seen heaths thailisr e a;: . lte from her moorings, and weot on shore sear Fl where she went to pieces.—(Wets Briton.) • ! 11CLANCIDALT ACCIDIDIDermik distressiog casualty. which we lamest to say has hisd-u fatal termination, occurred on Thursday night, the 17th. lament, to Capt. Joao Ayes, master and owner of the sloop Moines, of Lime-Kilos. in Stollens', !jive. at Pia Scotch Quay. The renel having mow up the river Weis the evening of that day,lbere,was pm time to prepares proper stage for comnisnicednw. with the .hots, amad Mahn Captais Anus war returning os board at soft 4 the temporary cos !elastic* made use of naforawas h4tt gave way, and be was precipitated from a height if tw • fort to Ilse bot tom of the pill. It being nearleso.watee at the time, hie back came to cestact with some stoats lying in the mind, which occasioned snob a severe injury of the spine, ne to cause an immediate paralysis from the lajured part downwards—and, notwithstanding the best surgical aid, be lingered in, a most deplorable state of suffering moil within a few hours of his dissolution, which took place yesterday evening. Wi understand he was a very res pectable,. latinstrinea worthy 111119 j end that hi has.left seven children, without a esother,lo, deplore his melan choly fate. We are happy to 6nd, that the Istabitanta of South, Wales are, alive t 4 the ielurionelconseauesmse thet would' Inevitably resets to 0 1 4 laterals by lie Niaoa of the packet establishaent him Milford, and have come Sri-, ward to proteit 'against the measure is a proper ntasetic Oa Friday last.. most respectable meeting of the Int& blunts of the town and neighbourhood of Cardiff (con vened by the bailiffs of that tows) was held at the Tows-belo far tekteginte emuiduation the abovepea pashas. On "Fishday seat. ineetiassr of Ike meaty el ,Earaustleitmett camber of the %tough of Carmactinh will be held, to take thesame iota consideration; and, on the fulloding Friday, a heeling of the county of Glamorgan will take place' for the like purpose.— (Bristol MeTcory.) ALGRDAHLD 4pressxv.—We have received a letter signed " Julia Bertram., Chief Officer of the Preveo- tire Station, Boseastle," relative to a paragraph in oar paper, which stated the 'topmast of a lady of Bide ford a kb a Naval Officer, and her refusal to return with her husband, a Clergyman of that place, who traced her to Camelford. Mr. Sergeant assures as that the whole eutectics* is false; that the lady in tondos found her self compelled I. take the peace ot her hatband at Bide ford, and came to Camelford, unaccompanied by any person ; that when she arrived them she sent fur a per son io that neighbourhood, who was bound to protect her, and who thinks bee an boooer to her sex ; that that no insults were offered to her at Cauielford, and that it was by the advise of Mr. Ro , the Mayor, she removed from Camelford. The facts we are assured can be substantiated by a letter which was written to the Lady by the Mayor of Camelford, on her removal from that place.—We can assure Ur, Sergeant that we merely stated the case as it was communicated to us by a re , erectable pondent, who is wholly incapable of communicating any thing which he dill nut believe to he true, and that we have no wish to bring under pub lic notice the affairs of individuals or of fatuities, ex cept so far u nor duty requires se to reprobate acts of notorious pro fl igacy, or gross violations of public mu — l and the established usages of society. We were wholly unacquainted with the rest names of the parties until we received Mr. Sergeant's letter.—(!{"eft Britois.) On the evening of Friday. the Times Oxford coach was overturned between High Wycombe and West Wy• ortibe. The accident was occasioned by the I , aders starting at ellinething which frightened them, and and. aenly jumping out ash@ Mad. The coach was much broken. but the paemmgers estaped unhurt, although they were so name,* In and about the coach, that rost-ebaisee wewsibilpi se be procured to convey OnSabiielify eikeek. {die •101ips' dlent Coach, on its• iray,fissaltlimcheiter m L.Mtt , bad a narrow escape it tkw Imliertershire tor of i'intendisit bridge ; 414 e of *it Iluisdpsirwent over (fro bittierwat. and fell into a gas ' 8 feet drepl By great exertion, the Coach and the rest of the Nine* were kept up ; and the eighteen pas sengers were p 'rtred unhurt, in a situation from which escape psi 110.91.9011 e. The boittlement of the bridge Was eesekibrabiy Injured by this unexpected accident. A violent hurrirane was experienced ia this neigh bout:hoed (Oxford) on Sunday last (Oct. ill). it had rained most of the morning, and about twelve the wind, which blew from the S. W. soddenly increased to a vio lent degree, and was accompanied by thunder, lightning, and hail. In the vicinity of Cowley, liorsepatli, and the villages adjacent, 1 houses were itaroofell, barns blown down, and branches of trewed over the fields. As Mr. Cow, of Dorchester, wa• coming to Ox ford Market, his gig was completely blown over; luckily, however, the horse was very quiet, and Mr. Cox received no injury. The horses of the Aurora post , roach were so frightened by the lightning near Stoken church, that they turned completely round, and over-, touted the coach ; we are, however, happy to VIT. that hone of the p tssengera sustained any material injury. The storm appeared to be cireumscrihml, not extending to any great width, but it tarried all before it within its reach.—(Ozford Gazette.) To-nonstow.—Cannow. once more reminds his friends, that the Drawing wilt commence To-Mloweow..—There are ItUCapitel Prises, Sof 20,0t/ W . 2of 10.0talt, of SCOW. All Money.—All Ploaling.—All may be draws -noaaow, and perhaps all are now on Sale at Cannot" Fortunate Offices, No. 19, Cordial, and 20, Oxford-street. Sli SPOIBIriN4 INTELLWESCE. NEWMARKET TURD OCTOBER OR OOUGOTON MEETING, 18412. AIONDAY. Or - roost S. r. Wftllams'a Harriet, Sat. oth best Lord Foley's Roe busk, Sat 61b.—FIrst half of Ab. N. 50gs. 4to fon Mar rist—Won by a length. Duke of Portland's Vinitresc, Rst. 51b. best Sir .1. Dvne's Tolerant Shandy. Set. D. Al. Ito) nor. h. ft.-2 to Io u Vaal tress—Woo by a length. Poreepstakeaof4fto es. each, h ft. Ab.hi. Lord Derllngtoo br. to Aoto.tio,.. D. of Overton's Ilamptlen, 000.0resvenor's Mareellna Wen by a neek—S? to I on Hampden. Ur. Denier's Tresslllan, Sat. ist. beat 0. of Grafton's Gostille, Sat. U.N. 1100 gs. h. ft.—Won b) half a length— 111 to • ea Tresslllan. Ld Raster's Angora, heat Mr. Udny's 11sentecIde, Rat. M. ouch. D. b. 11.-IVou by J lengths-0 to 4on • afr. Coopirit e.'rhe Buck. by ditto, out of 4ntelope, roc. ft. front Mr. Swlth's e. by ditto, dots by Selim, bst. 41b. each. T. Y. C. Sep. Is. ft., Oos third o(a Sobwriptlon of 2Sgs. each, or Syr-olds, fist. Ob.; S yr.seds,Ost. and aged, ilst. SIB. a. L. fione.4l.le theprnpsety of subscribers. Isrowi b. e. Centaur. yrs•old.. (wince(' over) D. of Portland's Coodeol . • • • lid Sweepstakes of Wes. each. Iles. ft. kw 8 ,r-elder ts. Set. Ob. and Allis., Set. Ob. T. Y. C. the slaw or Ike July ••••• to eery_ 11Th. mitre, • .. 2 • • pd le] Niels Mord, • .. • - trik. 1181106 r. • • • willealtolvi her e. Throe paid. THEATRES. DIURT-lANIL Mr. Toni Otopd Rolla last night, to an audience which, by its stinhhen and brilliancy, evinced the high admiration which his masterly exertions in that cheese • ter have oohed. Ho west through the fine scenes with his usual Oen Howe. aid was rewarded by the most en tbssiasilo pfamlits. Coven? Galloon TRIATRIL—The Reggars' Opera was perroormet fait oprkt, sad we grad the satisfaction of Audio, that illito Fakeer wee sufficiently recovered from her late 1 to resume the character of Polly. She wow . meek applauded, but vinleatly encored until " onnoisleroden like an angel came" upon the au dience, and rescued her from the edicts of her own cx ceHanute, by meting forth the mercy that ought to be ex tended to an invalid, notwithentoding their anxiety for thcrepooted display of her abilities. To this perform aoceasomealed • sew Piece in one act. entitled The Irish Tailor ; et. New Lights. The bills have announced it as a tratoladoo from the French, hot whether it he a trenalatias or an original composition, it possesses a good deal of spirit. and was very well sustained by those to whom the characters were assigned. The plot turns ant upon the difficulties to which Terry O'Rourke, Sri% Concea) is exposed on assuming the character of Dew O'Tool to whom he was • nt, the Doc tor havi bees applied to by Mr. Tilwell (Mr. Clisi , MAN) to *NW to his son Charles (Mr. HUNT), Tertry.prommlbiegapabilltim more hr dexterity of ha apse thee prior of learning, hut he is anfortonatelv.le. Meted by the Whet*? his pupil is malty frisks. 'Ulti mata'', however, be la married to Mart (Miss Levi,) sell Hkerrioe is gesdeisappy in the possession of Rest. Mt, litraisosaup has a part called, we believe. Doctor Fleii, which gime s• mope to tbq humane which he is bowls to possess. le fact, the character epos which Abe Wadi atAglet a Ike pieen vests. is that of Zero, 404eardittliseed Ir. Coxsoa supported it with such pt . Mew sod to rich a bs•ogne. Ow we es pasS. *olives Will lies heyesd tbeatillsary date *Tint* prelbedillbem line Inserter with* Ms performance ex eked id's arm pledge than any ealogiunt which criti ainetaikuptenintnc• spot him, of the attraction which be laji %mate for this little drown. Perhaps at the same suggest hts al pay to the managers the propriety of em eying We more freapiently is similar au lags. dertak la. • he Farris itself is very lively. nui its vivacity loses uothiag by she manser la which it is , cast. Comma Tnaltsis.—This Theatre elosid lost night, when the following Address vas delivered : 1 46 roadies Pitt esailinaen—The termimition of oar omelet season, gad the Ilkotsg, of the Theatre for a short perk* call me in a ahoy whit* t trust I co'dd never forget, eves ander the most disadvantageous circumstances, and whials li of &own, perform nudge seen peculiarly prosperntis ones. .. Oar past Somme' Vinson, like to the husbandless, Mg noon unanimity long sad favourable. Uncial its progrepg we have ploughed Amply the drivnatic soil—we have soil& unsparingly the seals of, your forgoer bounty—a rich crog has rewarded our tolls, and a r now reliminish our road NOM to enjoy Ivor Ulskiallt, In n ehort but coaatut harvest 1 sou. ••• But the husboadeaa's lithium ends not Imre—the pro &lvor his crop mord lee oistutreed to replenish his '.lock—' he repute his house without, adorn it within, to provide all i Oat comfort or eonveniesee sal require in the 7 pproaching season of dullness sad severity. titre too we -hall ;ellen i his exanspin. and by a diligent endeavour and unrestricurdi l Witpence. we hope to keep ilk.t winter's blest sway, meg Peke our guests both welcome and consfortiiblc. '` ladies end lientletnen—l I.lve o inform you filet the .4k Wets of this establishment are busily earragifi prepariag a filmetty for the commencement of oar winter coiniinipt, whicit it is presikimed will exceed in splendour and Kea the popular production which terminates this evening's entre. telionent. We bout noc.mipetitlud with surroundiug rivals —ear proudest pretensions are neutered in you, our i introns and friends, and this nssertion is made iii the name and on behalf of every Individual connected with this Theatre. Aria for them, ih- Proprietor. and myself, I now respectfully and sincerely wish yoa ill health anal happiness till I s h all haws the honour of meriting you again." I fteeeneicyloar followint circumstance bas +recited considerable attention in this city during th e p o i week, On ,Uonday night I P afore Watt °penes; in St. Augustin's Cloirch-yard, turd the body of vakatitie taken therefrom. 04 tie saws eveitin.r, two teen, one of whom had a sack ow his hack, were ob. served entering the door of r. dissecting. room, in Lower College-street, which is situated over the ',sopa a green grocer, and 'a itis which, strange as it etly seem, it bay a common entrance from the etreet.. The woman tchu keeps the shop had, it is snpposed, little reason ;o hr eatisiiell with the business venally transacted op tastiest ; and, therefore, on the present occasion, she had very Wong suspicions as to the esontert:* of the sat k, and re aohmtely opposed the entrance of the men and his bur den. The latter, however, gaited a lodgment t but the woman soon c sssss masticated her rears to her m el:chimers, anti co.msequence a considerahle nu.si her of people its seusb!ed neer the Immo.. A g the r. at, there teas o n e man, who had letely buried his wife, and who, on 'vent ing the tire tttttt WWI`, ittallediatvly proceeded to the Church.yard, where be foand that time grave had been disturbed, and the body taken away. Soorkesl at the discovery, he returned to the dissecting-room, and kw. by 'steams of a ladder, gained an entrance from oar of the windows, the first object v:ltiels met Isle rye was the *ark, containing the body of his wife, lying ler one of the benches. The malt, we ninlerstand, w as ; o h lowed into the same by several of Isis friends, and a sharp I . olllfla Pttlal4ed, but ultimately the COWI\ W 47 car ried oit by the el& owner. The surgeon war pursued from the scene stif as6se by the mob, and narrowly es• e d i t ed with his life. ite* affair has Wen repeatedly in vestigated at the esivint le. ;Turing the week, and ire understand that the Officers of St. A agestine's have commenced legal priseetAinge rgaiast the parties concerned.—(Bristot Mercury.) OLD BAILEY—Tans lieftseixo. • irodt*.intte Dome, Mark; Drift. JogipA Dunn, Ali: And teary, and George Mose, the eldest not more than IS p.m.* of age. were lathered for floating four r eeee e the property of Aleiander Fletcher. of (lepton. A Jae; a servant to the oroseentor, stated that he went out ou the morning of Michaelmas Day. for the purpose of open ing the gates of the tiehls, and old ti the prisoners phyieg at " Pitch in the Holes" he desired them to go. away; they got upon one of the gates, and were swing • inglbacksvards and foriards. In a field adjoining were eight geese belonging to hie master. and shortly after he left them, lie heard the geese cackling, as if alarmed.— He went out and found four missing, and raw the pri soners running away. He. in company with a man named Sterton, went in pursuit, but lost sight of them near Hackney. They gave information to the constable of Hackney, who joined them and they went in the direction towards Layton. They had not proceeded far when the pri soners were seen, and appearing to recognise their 'm inters, made towards the Lea Hirer, throegh which they waded and ran towards the Forest. After being itr.. , sued some distance they made a double and again waded through the Lea River, towards Walthenistrave, where they were ultimately taken and conveyed to the watch. bout►. Theiseket of the prisoner Mess was marked with blood, which he had endeavoured to inch out. Thin officer stated Mist the Geese were foxed with their beads self is ski Id &short distaste frogs the prosecutor's, and staNd lima. wham (beg. were latticed up, they amused, themselveS by singing and making a great nusise, a nd that itlieedevolue Dunn, in particular was a most incor rigible offender. They were all (mind Guilty. • /fillies Dodge was indicted for etesling - elght trusses of hay, the property of John Amer, a farts, r, residing at Perry Vale, near Hansen. The circumstances which led to the detection of the pinnate were somewhat cnriose. A man named Rirby, a bailiff to a neighbouring farmer, went oat to his work on the morning of the robbery, and heard a cart atop in a lane adjoining his master's held. Suspecting that all was not right, he listened and heard a " eeb,fmge crack," and bad no doubt, be said, but that his master's cablwgee were gam: $0 pot. He immediately jumped over the hedge, and found the prisoner with a knife in his hard, and four cabbages in the cart. lie also observed some hay in the cart, For this trespass he was taken before a Magistrate, and fined ICIa. ender a late Act of Parli,.- meot. The servant of the prosecutor meeting witness; the following day, related his master's loss, upon whim; Kirby mentioned the above circumstance, which caused the prisoner's premises lobe examined, where about eight Trainee of hay were discovered, n hich the errant of Amer hail no doubt were the preperry of his master, -frost the circumstance of the interior of the trusses con• .tainlng a very coarse kind of weed, which had been growing near the water when cut. The prisoner in his lefesseemintssi that he purchased the hay of a man in the Uxbridgerroad, and called two witnesses to; prove this circumstance. Several persons who had known lii.o some years gave him s good character. The Jury, however, found him Guilty, and he its immediately sentenced to be prildicly whipped, through the tows of lianwell,and to be imprisoned twelve tumults in the House of Correction, and kept to hard labour. ISMMAN ATIOCITT.—A few days agn, a Fowl' tro man, residing.at Sonny-brae, is the parish of Saline, had an illegitimate child, sad in order to avoid the shame which as osmium of her situation might have Omer spa her, baliaroseity murdered the inuoc-mt is. lw e manner at 'shish buena amuse shudders. 'fuse istubsepy wheel Lived sada the same roof with an oust woman, whoa apartmeat was se 111, 14111.1.1 r • 17174412 warm drink, but prohibited her from preparing it at the fire of the room they were in, sayiug that she had just heaped on a largo Ors to warns I be house, which stove was attaining to have touched or broken down. The old 'Kaman wail Write& on finding a very disagreeable smell teasing Lam the fire; and after repeatedly inter ' roguing the sick female, without obtaining a satisfacto ty emote. tweed tip the male. and, to her unspeakable horror, found in the midst of them, the boll contained remains of the hapless victim of the unnatural parent ' s inhumanity! There beim( no assistance near, the wretched infanticide made her escape next morning, and was s. • t in Dualeruiline on Uwe evening of that day, tbe report of Her crime not kiwi°, then spread so far.- Eviry ea.-ethics has beet, made to discover her, but es yet without success. Iler psronts are alive, and respect able.--(Stirlieg Award.) W AAAAA OAD, OCT. 2(1.1116161Thas advane last; )esterdey the current price will 82s. to qualities. (toroth* n iightsouring districts, an paid for two prime Cuing, of Waterford lots, chiefly heavy firkins. The price of Bacon Pigs has declined further 225. Ito 23a. per cwt. appeared yesterday to be the current rates for lots. Scalded, 17s. to 20s. and 21s. to 21s. 6d. Ito'. very prime, WATERFORD FAIR.-The fair of this city, held yester day. was one of the worst in every respect, within re collection. The spew Of horned cattle was very poor, and o' th , se but a small proportion was porchueif, at prices which, though very dist:maw:log to the sellers, were yet considered dear by the buyers• For Pigs, of which the supply was but indifferent, the demand was limited, sod by far the greater part remained unsold. The horses exhibited were generaly of a wretched description, and very few Othello changed owners. Hereford Michaelmas Fair on Monday se'nnight, rx bite.l an unusually large and remarkably tine show of cattle. The sales, however, were remarkably dull, much mote so than heretofore, and at prices ruinously low to the breeder, in most inatitnees ties, to six poem& in twenty less than at last October fair. Fine oxen went at 2,11• per pound, fat caul t similarly, lean beasts were in no request at all, and large numbers of all torte re• turned late to the pastures of their disheartened owners ; sheep and pigs were brought in abundance, bit could not be disposed of without great loss. The number of horses, as usual, was large, and a few fine animals and load went off tolerably well; agricuhural hoses very low. The hops were generally fine in quality. and the number of pockets brought to the fair, amouott,l to about lOW, of these 875 were weighed on Monday and Tuesday, prices from 455. to 565., and a few of the finest fetched 31. ; salt butter was in great demand, and went off early, at from 9s. to 10s. per stow of 121 b.; beet making cheese, from 504. to 555.; and two-meal. from 401. to 469.; onions were very dear, and sold as high as from 2s. 6d. to 3s. per peck. %Fellow fair, on Tuesday, was well supplied. Ewes weighing about 261bs per quarter, fetched 275. .per heel ; inferior ewes netted from 10a. to 15s. ; prone ewes were said at 225. Lambs !etched from Si. to 13s. 't here were but few he.ists, which sold at very low prices Pigs were on the decline. The fair was very ill attended. Lambs netted from 3s. to 4s. per head less than at Kingsdown fair. At Devises tirren fair, on 3lonilay se'nnight, there was a large show of cattle. Fat beasts sold at from 5,. to 7s. 61. per score; grazing beasts went off at very low prices. 1 here wee a large show of sheep and lambs ; good e Yes netted front 21s. to 325. per head; middling ones, from 15.. to ISt.; and intiifferent ewes wets sold so low as 10s. The best lambs fetched lts. per head; middling lambs from Bs. to 10s.; and culls at. 4s. There was a large show of hones; 'mid hackneys and cart horses realised good prices; whilst inferior could not obtain a bidding, mem. `~ ~lr I • ' e , .t, , I . if, ' I ~, • v 4 r 4 f I f. . • LI