The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-31 00:00:00

Oar eattere will find in the (Wool* attract front a cm Paris, from a Morning Paper, au aecoona of tette t a t I riles takes whit our Ambassador's beg bly the •iT io ,,, ranee. takes geese is laid at Calais. Ws have Vivre eft!direffsies bet oar version Mikes In ismosespeets ti 0 ts- thin la die letter:in ittestiew. to , ewe stria t o embeestaad that the Preach Po. sew ho fl egooyfigd we w:th the secrets of the bag • before it idt e i a; u s esese office ea establielled fur the feel& fhiselk•Ataito Nato to the residence of theAns bog o 1, 08 0 - OM tilt. it was se when from the policy of teri t h e Pr . A • Ab We; owner Weise; a chant. access ~ the her was denied to French Pollee, that the g a vel -•c tesiesesi en preveeting she letters chann 000 d f pri• l. y a w istr::,dosli Wing settoroyed theeegh this e I t 'D ela, at snpooee. be drown* by drainers of g r werow 0 , Om usteasnoable to eagle/m g thilds prar im- :,„ o f ajoatist lewelmadenes. Bet Ws . wou t ighei reco m mits , ' to the Pooch Government topuse a t;wre el••eporek - if. toiling letters, though it ,I blo ui lead to she eaqinytioist of deem Clerks. We ;meet !Ip.Peceirs idiom witlikhave Immo detained 1 I o r lids,* hy-thir French Geweewestilii mei she aerie I bis/ leas imppeaed is several of wet Modes ~ We say l atilieq et these letters which sever rieeliellbei destine- hem s- Chrosiele ) rife.., . ,stliss fasese PoLice.—ifetraet of a ecispigibillse, dated pots, 04.43:—" A carious CifClllllollll lll r bib Mame to • light, which, obit , it tarnishes a strikleg peseireat the vigilance and suspicion of the French Pollee, oilvoi emlosr die its t wat diewitien, may eitable the palate Se - 1111Wegaiwg watorer..4lll be. , - tiMmitindoels, 4 soden . ished . a Ruttish lienbassy here, that so mere private let ests would be allowed is •be seed to "flighted by the Eagiio Ambassador's bag. iris wellJnowns, that for some time past, the English have suspected that letters • sett by the pos t have been Opened: Thew, therefore, * be had say political secrets en winuessieste, or who ...ebbed te secure the safe tesoweissiten et their corer .-pledante, sad who bad any aolealetawo at the Het *dawbsent bytbe Ditglish coedits% This was knows to .p a ger ; a plan was•therefers 'mooed for procuring ~ten ike of this •eonespeedenee, and adroit persons were oeppsietel watery it into eneeetioa. The Beglish ales metro very goaerally slept at Calais, in waiting for the • i ow* iewlog.tite time of his repose, persons em •• by -elm :pollee got possessive of his bag, • iii:nailelt ;wet the letters. unsealed them. .theta, -lasi • took espies of each as ap hiptarta deed estiewree importaat. Thew copies were i t .amilised to 111. Wrenches, the DirectorAlin. of Police, wisdom bewares privy wall the secrets in the leag. M. Eremite could not gain this hidden keowledga, with- eel petting it into the peens of ethers to disclose it.— altas ed the agents whole he employed thought be • esigbt tore the secrets to advaetage, and wit way took • 'arm of letters for the Director Deseret WI« lice. be* Air himself: This spot has been dismissed, mei this the preeleding has been revealed. The copies Atha letters which he reorrved for himself, he now 'Ms for piliticitiee, and has 'aetwedingly wt Wet Vet hoiden is Hier the precloes oelleeties to i bookseller. It (seaming, it is said, by a restless* to. Mom it was ! aelwittol. hearty twenirdeoseres addressed to his Ma • jos! of Great Britain by the Hanoverian Ambassador, Mr Yoe Grote ; several addressed to a Noble Lord (Lowther) whose father is a borooghbolder in the trrth ; and several other well known characters. The letters to • lewd Lowther were a strange lei:nate of poll. iicatand theatrical gossip—the. latter topic predomi timed. '1 he relative merits of Peony. Bias and Fanny }lnward were, it is said, disenoied with more gout than t!;e rival pretensions of M .De Villete and Most ----. As the letteirs of the_ Illaa?veriao Minister rlthntined thai th;yeonisia details 'hick leave no !!. terrace to general interests. There to no doubt of the fret list an egent of the police is in poseeesioa of ends &collection. It may be bought up or mg be published; lie*? beinsemating Or it ;Nay be deli ; bet that the loins which be exhibits as a part of the worreepos rrnee lotted in the English Ambaseador's beg are ge. anise copies. I •111 informed there enema be the slight. nt.losibt. It would be undiesa to enlarge eo the dis my and knavery of the man who bas thus abused a .cable condolence. If the secrecy of a private corres ntienee was thus violated, is there say security. it may lo asked, that the dispatches of the Ausbamador escaped examinatiou. - - THEATRES. femmentistroce.—The Tragedy of Tie Earl qf Eases a.. 6 re.iterl last night. This play If not very ingeniously stractrd, the characters are not stningly emoted, and the formers therefore have no easy last Imposed upon them w• en they are ezpected to make such a production tittering +e! to an audience. Mac AAAAA did all that could be done fo , the hero. His explanation of his conduct in the early !.ert of the play had mach force and (Unity. His hope - :thrill in the scene where he receives the blow, was admire ekarsetarlsde of the It -mioded favourite, and the Moos 'Dogleg to life. whi can surmount, was feel. I cdly displayed at m übseq Peeled of the play •, and to -:thee ebb the mealy resignatioa with which be lastly •rts with it. presented pictures se tree to nature, that It r is nest to Impossible for them to be too Madly applauded. SI MILLI did not find In Rstiand a character essetly it'd to her powers. In her anxiety to please she aimed too much, and this produced nearly the same effect on r whole performance, as that which is sometimes felt when 'Warr has commenced a song is too high a key. Groat erg, was displayed, and In several eases she was much aired; but, as a whole, her Ruf/amd midi nothing to her t Plienoo , and emelt*, no wish that she should repeat the e'Wt, as the character could lordly, 'odder any dream tens. be rendered attractive. Miss Lace acted Miss- A with great propriety ; but the lent and imperious I . is of the Virgin Queen *as sot always sustained, and 1. ‘liiattelirily too mach the oppearson of being assumed, , pees end &Weigh were well represented by An ore sad Enerros, but the play upon the *lois went of .ther heovity.—The new Pantomime followed, and was moored with the usual tribute of lauglimr and apptonse. Daoes.ll.eris (sad Mary horn boon withdreeedlt 4 100 heavy for the stags ; sad i NM PlllllOOllllll has boos • anour.ced, and will speedily appear. THE BOTTLE. • triton m roatttaa Moinot.s.] In Ireland, they vow they neer saw such a Head, ur uf pusiiii.g about " the dear Cruise' such dread ; . 1 1.41 PAT says. " By !saes! he's not St for us. Who for crackly a bottle can rustle such a tugs:" SPORTIN4I INTELLIUENCE. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S—Dim. SD. DIOST.-111 to 2 apt e. out of golly —HI to 2 apt e. oat Tully—lo to I Ilitat a. oat of W.b—L3 to I agst Tolls "" to 8 mist hr to Pasha. OSlgs.-13 to It sant Lost of Zahla-9 to I apt sr to &altos --9 to I oast sr to Sailor. CLAIRT.-11 to I apt gloats-7 to 2 apt Swap. DoNCASIIIII ST. 1101611.-1010 I apt Sherwood -10 to I 414 MISS Fanny, by Waton. Count Lieven, the Russian Ambasemiee, arrived is Paris on Friday, on his way to London front Verona. Cooke declared, that the greatest compliment be ere? ei rill from as audience, was that of being bisond for us consummate villainy, in the character of lags. Os rhuriday last, at the Bath Theatre, Mrs. UM; wse si isi'arly rewarded for her powerful but just and ottgral representation of thin abandoned Nursed in the trigedy A Gorge Barnwell. I , • , a • IPC 1. • iv • V. f la eel err ri Pe r fa DIAL, Dec. 91).--. - sal led, the Little Bally, Gibson. .. Storer. from Garaltar.—Whittlll. reireswouvr, Dec. N.—Witarinlvele se - East. • , Pkimotmet. Dec. 9 O.. .4sviamd the Cyr* 411Missa, imp deys —Wind ti. It.. • Lsabouvit, Dec. VB.—Arrived the Vent 'from the Cape of Good Dope ; sailed 17th oet. a b „ its. lens. Mb, spoke Si Dec. In lat. 34. 6- long. . the mans, from Ca mots, sad Cape of Good Hope. the I also arrived the Duke of Kent packet ~(let) frees LIMA; I sailed 14th Dec. sad Doke of Marlbotoegb Packet frets Do. sailed ith Dec.—Wind S. E. MARORTE, Dec. 36.--The Lord Townsend arrived yes• terday on shore on Torenfit Rocks. went to pieces last night. Retract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, stPensanee„ from Dec. 28. The 'tepid. Warren. from London to Charente, put Into the 'lcunt ilLer last night leaky. baring .truck bee bow against the Trench lugger Jean,. from Bristol to Rochefort (which whislaking in eedeavouring to We the ere* (17 men) ifilili else did and brought them into the Mount. i.... 1 . . FALMOUTH PACKETS. , ilhv • , %PROM TB{ IWZIIT BRITON.) 1170ne readers will percerie by the follow hig Meal circular, which has been sent to sick of the Captain of the Falmouth Packets, that it is the intention of the . Admiralty to annihilate the present Establish , !weedily as may be without resorting to sash pression as would necessarily predict, a st • 1 • oin tbe.r.osnti, qarendat tlifsoll fee a • pay inquiry irrisistillle - on the peer of Minimh TIM system will come into operation on 111‘ loth aft April, and aecording to the plan intended ti be iit e on, in a few years the whole of the present keto se s:lg be put out of service, and ships of wed" •IM their stead .— The transition from the emp o tof ships of war to the change of the station, will vale a matter of course. Is ships of war, pegmatite& Wel not s4l, if they can possibly avoid it i and the Wiry to the tort of Falmouth by the breaking up of the pretest Estalifishment, and the removal oilmen meireerod with it, will be so great, that the opposMiu eirtbi remehinteg inhabitants to the removal of the vesseh nail as 1 packets will be too feeble to be regarded, and tire iritol measure, which it is admitted the A‘soiraity bed brigill nelly in view, will be accomplished by piecemsbl. The inhabitants of Atose Borough., Towns andlTerislies in the County, Mat would he injured by ;he destruction of the present Packet Eatablishuient, And the Sae alter. allots bf the station, from• rahnoath to Plymouth, should bestir themselves willies% delay. an.l pr•parepetitious to the Home of Curiturons, praying fur a Committee to illy:tire into the expedleary of the altered** :that is &boat to take place, by the transfer of the dielletion a/ the Packet Establishment from the Pest Olimr to the Admiralty, which alteration cannot be delimited retire ground of advantage to the public, either in point of expedition or economy—the only consideration e which Lord Liverpool assured those who applied to him ea the &OM Wouhl me any indictor* with Government — and w airriell• tats effect, will ve as i ittifirious t et Cienteall. Th ose have hitherto in t t theimorims le rills affair siss stl; that if they Mime the potent Packet Mats went to be destroyedAisey will afterwards overt them. Alva in vain to prevent the attendees f therffintinel from Falmouth to onetime port. (COPY.) " PROBST Orrice. Fameollin.Tht flAi ria• a. Sts.--1 take the earliest upportunity-ZOCIIIK you. in obedience to the commands of the Post er atonal, that I hove received a semmadeation phis bee4shir..lo.illestrg. ai n di tty oplalrem 77 - J 4halilsisMllllllllllllllffiffirrao raw swage-. of the Lords of the Admiralty. sod that all es. and agreements Joao which his Lordship may bade** terod. with respect to the said vessels or their maddia,, ;:,:inj other perinea belonging thereto, should be era to and made good by the Navy Board. It is iti eroded that ibis artaagsment should take place from thi fish April nest. :-...- -; \ it is further stated belie Minato mentioned above. that in joshes to the parties eencerned, and with a viola so avoid the expense whit* might fall on the public la making compeosatios for their claims, the inteaded est chaoge should be only gradually carried into east; hot that after the expiration or other completion V filitt said contracts axd efigagessesits, the Lords of the AR. miralty impose to give each directions as may be so aunty from time to time, for the speedy, secure, and re- gator conveyance of the several mails from Falmouth to the different Foreign stations to which they pow are, or hereafter may be, directed. by my Lord the Post- Master-0 I, to be dispatched on boa-d his Majesty's ships under the miasma of the Admiralty. 0 1 sin, &c. ice. (signed) " T. M. 61 USGRATZ, :Agent." 4 . To-------- " Captain of his Ittltlelrat ------" Twelve Commanders have bees made Post Captains. 10 Lieutenants, Commander; amongst the former is 0. R. Pechell, Esq. Lord Amherst and suite, it is stated, will embark is the Jopiagr, 60, Capt. Westphal!, at Plymouth. at the latter elf Jan. fur India. A Montrose vessel from Ireland, passed through the Caledonian Canal, last week, thereby av oiding the dota 1, grimes Pass age of the P e ntland Firth. Mr. Telford, engineer , has reported the practicability ' of making Norwich a port. by cutting a navigation to the sea for vessels drawing 10feet water, either by Yar mouth or Lowestnff•--expense by way of the former estimated at about 49,0001., by . Lowesteffe, 96,0001. Yariousreports have been circalated of rise in the rim of fat and lean stock; we were the first to notice eke partial Improvement in die market at 119.1 fair, but it has since declined again to its former low Standard. — As we remarked at the time, however, the scarcity of Sock which is now known to prevail in some districts, to especially woold account for. and justify, an in ures' of price. notwithstandinic the constantly counter acting operation of that emasattoo of le g islative wisdom. Mr. Peel s Act.—(Bristol Mercury) Reponse( rise to the price of fat stock io p articular. love been industriously ctrculated.and by some evidently with a view of weakening the seal of petitioners for re• dress, who are moving in every part of the country.- Uofortanately for the .trutb of these reports. oohing 4;eof. aad veal all declined very considerably in price Is the London market. on the 9.3n1 inst., two days only bo lero Christenooday. at the very tints when greater titles i than meal are bought, and when arise almost' ly takes place. We trust those who suffer se I gveratly. will not penult themselves longer to retools doe victims of cajolery. As we have before said. tbuta may be higher prices uhtelard in some places fur live% stuck, bat this is the egret of great radial** is gllall. thy, and sot the foremosr of sock high pdau as will I Israeli the (armor gosierally ; ion is It the boeishiget isfj relief.—(l4(d.) • •I The vestry of W'sleot Parish. rd Bath, aseembl oil i Friday, sod agreed to petition Pa u li meat for the repeal 1 of the tits, 9th. 16th, amliset el ass** of the new Mar riage An. which relate to the proof of birth by sermons of full age. the carmine Owosso os the chards doer, the expense of the affidavit of rosWeacto. and the atadlog of the act in the Chord,. We anderstand that neettltligs of the diffeteot vesteies this cit, will shortly Ye beld for a similar porposein —(Briaol y Mercarry.) - 1Y ~ :'!r sessemmaces which have already regime.. which see likely to reread from the late dagiti , tern *duet of the Orangemen, promise to be as limner• able as* outrage itself. 'Weed it was impossible, that the Mom growisg..as It dbl. out of a Political dmociatios. being, iodated, we of the °avert Acts by ,ciddela,that Asoeciatioit makes It pal - steam, its eridtafh• liattion.;m4 its powers known to the ffespire. should not deeovainciemequeaces, not only legal, which will apply le the immediate criminals, bat political. which roust reach the vitals of that a bominable and infamous Com *piracy ; We de set know , of course, the Intentions of the Om vernment. But we have no hesitation in saying, that if; they de net get about the work. not of conciliation. he of sally to themselves sail the kingdom. they will ee have l havinde the use which wise and energetic mei tit peat, of the.Rstrage committed, by the Fact i o n. The,* are several Ounce Public Houses in Dublin; take Livelier from theme% There are dill the skeletons of ...tae Ormige Corps, such as Sir Wm:Simmer's and NY 44th —takeaway the Commissions, had the Pomade* Serrottfa, and what is called the Staff. There are So evr.l ()reap Magistrates in the North—superable theM. MI this may be done without an Act of Perlis eat. Sus Parlimillett Mast act else—and we • batik OS ear wands, lets* from every diatingaish ankociissiffetee ben of Parliamestoehish leads. 19 / • • * • msg. Qaeatios Indialte ; • detemelimelhOwlticialts vital ; • 'St: • thil• *mere, In lsHallas 19 fvrr7, , e '0; rased . • Tun FROIT.-This morning at So clock ilia Aferearyin the Thermometer stood at 29 degrees, being six degrees higher than at the ,she hour yesterday. Sines the niglK before last the *vary in the barometer has been gradually sinking, and In the forenoon of yesterday as ion as to day there has been a sprinkling of light snow. 1 11 lie toe received by the confectioners this mot *g was betwein three and four loches thick. That w they had (ride Norway last winter, it lappears. turned out au Withrow specolaOcia for them. It was remarkably porous; and, contalaing as infinite weather if dhow air hsbitise,immli(kmere susceptible of beat thasi ice sassily I% Mid totilfil melted Tea WRATMIII.--Thit. prows& whirr has hitherto Wee a itrillitig•afinWs that of last year, la which (net or saw were emtWy felt or seen. (Addams pre pulsed away without Who thus two or three days of pweleas frost, sad am mow, except par tially on the mo untains and fells. Aber a Wag merman, of stormy days mad *et sights, theweether has at kingth settled •I lets a profits ads% with a geode frost. and, La gaol. nil, as undecided atmosphere, ,which. from presestl appearances. promise - to be of do Jerglion.e4Cer , Haft Joseisel.) In eossequence of the ieverity oo with which th bras sit tn. Wee has been dm to hting, and several • • Members of the Melloa r thab have amend to *Who I overlay forte -I " - E • was a lay - she? ev prlees. a i c Some the farmers sot ' Was du:terse little ' The exportation ,aripaiderable for some teltt of business boa Wall sow ranks aviary, ladled. wad * fregasney nide/ it every way s few days ago , feathered tribe, at manner. A small close against the imagining, no dont bold as to follow ever,B was mistaken, reseed upon, and l eavens ad y. On Wednesday last, Henry March. of Gateshead butcher, performed private penance in the par;-` of Ovingham, for defaming the eh of th, his brother, Joseph March.—(Newcastle Parr., On Saturday sentright, In the evening, teens elderly woman. named Wright, residing in South Lynn, on going to bed about ten o'clock, fecal treed she was without tinder for the next mernieg's as.. aed on attempting to make some is her bed-room, I unfortunately set fire to the bed curtains. Her husband having retired somewhat earlier, was soon awaked by her cries, and with the assistance of the neighbonru. soon checked the progress of the *re, bat the poor woman was so severely burnt that her death is hourly expected. • On Monday evening last. two m en went into the shop ofPr. Morris. mercer, of this city, under the pretest of p m t basing a handkerchief ; as woo as they were gone the apprentice valued a whole piece, and instantly gave the alarm. bet not in time for their immediate apprelies *Ws. All the lodging-hosees in the city were searched bsit to no purpose ; still as the youth gave so accurate a deseriptioe of their persons, Mr. Morris was induced to p . but being obliged to go to Leominster fair on the following day, be left the isvestigation is charge of the police of the city. On his road to Loomis• stet% however, a little beyond Wellington, he observed two men sitting by the road side, answering the descrip tion given by his apprentice, and baying handkerchiefs which he felt certain were from his shop round each of their necks, be got off his horse under the preteece of inquiring the way to Burrop, and on perceivingthey hod bundles, asked if they had any thing to sellb they said they had some handkerchiefs and ribbon.; on looking roodd be eaw an acquaintance cowing, who assisted him in securing and conveying them to the lomat Welling' toe, when the bundles were foetid to contain, besides Mr. Morris's baedkerchicfs, &quantity ei ribbons sews to by Mr. Hart, of Bye-street, in this city, be having lost the samt.last week. The men, who gave their sasses James Williams and Wm. Fowler. were brought to this city. and on Thursday were fully committed by E. I Balmer, Esq. Mayor, to take their trials at the , seal Assises.—(Herefurd Jeered') The following curious eircniastance ocearrril i s fro( nights ago at thy White Lion in this city :—A person, of apparently reapectable appearance. came to the above Ins, and ordered a bed, saying he was going by a coach the next morning to Chepstow. After he had retired to rest about two hours, a most unaccountable noise was beard up st o i ~, which alarmed a gentleman sleeping in the house, who called up the night porter; on going into the room from whence the noise proceeded, they found the person standing naked, anti acting like a maniac, baying broken every thing of furniture in the room, and was thesis the act of tearing down the cur. tales of the bed; the room bad two beds is it, and lie had beeped the clothes olf the vase bed epos that lie bad occupied. It was a considerable time before be amid be prevailed on to go to bed again ; amtan being quetissoed in the learning as to his motives **meting tie*. be said he most have been deranged ; assitkis was thusly remise he could give for such conduct. The peeler. wishing to identify the perpetrator of such as outrage. Isid held of bis hat, atnl in it discovered the name of he owner, which for the presets* we asoceal.— (Bristol Mercury ) ecotone. on Frithiy last. This being t. which bas taittithiee at die new geok A poor of 4 . .ear at tee p acipal entrance telly ' the pointy buildings, faciwg the tea... /Want° W an d tur. AS ' elevated upon a large temporary Wage., ' emiturted by a gibbett. similar to the one formerly used. .11%0 whole was enclosed with a strong wooden paliag.— At onee'elock, stout thirty of the freemen of the town. members of the late volunteer corps, asset:ll)lre. at the gall. where they were supplied with arms ; they were thin formed in rear of the staff of the Ayrshire militia. *oder the command of Capt. Clarke. 'I1( . Itaiintwatee, preceded by the town's °teed' with theit , halberts, moon after took their station in front, and :lilt "•• • v whille.mond off to the place of execution ; there the . • ' sinned bodies, widen strong party of special constables, •••*".. ware Lawn up within the enclosure is front of the gib- -F bet, and soother party of constables were stationed rown!the wield which supported the. drop. Betwixt ' • coo nil twopeeluit, the crowd, chiefly ionspoaed of the lowerslo00,11•4011 to accumulate rapidly, sod was. upon thtt *bods Advil* swoons fria we have witnessed on soy sissilorsosssrptif is* the unfortinate individual sue attonail daring pbo,wteireof the previous night. ilAi l lo o and Ade* *pH Was Ardrissa 14 Isis esecution, by one '• of moo OS the Ow . plus ? About two 01 6181 4 ilf ilii.iii ,:that hymn so appro .to 4 odesirs"._ , sr of my departure's • Lr tve nt tin'ist* Optibbliag sounds from eto grated wicket of the ssoresed cell. Soo* after. , _ the decal. preparatiOns Within doors .were sf • Ole ".s sat balf past two 0100103*n"/ .i.:•• l'«oiej..• rade his,appeilipfe upon the platform 'We vilitr: , 4; - .... dressed is a suit of decent moonier. and was tweet." • covalent, robust, and healthy in appearanco, Ass is le **ally the cue with persons in his situation. On Or- - riving at the steps of the scaffold, be was so weak as to 'eosin assistance in ascending, and seemed to salter much mental agony. After spending a few minatesin prayer, or !other short ejaculations, which weep scarcely . audible to those groped him, be %hopped the full iliv oal and was la;oched into eternity. From his irtruggles be appeared' to suffer considerable pain before life was estinct.—Ater remaining auspeoded 40 :pleat's, the • body was lowered into the toes, when a letter *as . ~ tattoo fr om his vest pocket , addre ssed to the provost and • Magistrates, thanking them for the attention 'bort - ilia while in confioement, and reirestlng that, for tbie • •f• '• Wake of his relations , no speeches mig ht be p ermitted sr ;116 hawked through the streets. We and/retain that ,life friends were particularly anxious to obtain possession , his body as early as po ssible, intending to attempt tattoo. For this purpose, four men was in wait— , who carried off the comb os their elnuiders; int. might have been ,espected, all their exertions' to lore animation failed Is producing the de li effect. - ,e is due to • necetioner, '' __, 'manner of his In' the Wit r.... 4%.•••••• the gibbet cap. in real platform I ra i 11, sod i • formerly us palisg• tit e t- A carrier of Minden his been toed, upos two Infor mons, in the miti pof 321.1 his wife. hoe inatig lent his horse t o a ated frised, enalt an y d take. money for the loan. The sum received was Si. Doze Si.m.—The soundness of the labourer's rest has been proverbial since the age of Solomon, and perhaps was so before it. The following instance of not only sound. but deep sleep. is surely eztraordinary —Monday night, 1 people were attracted to the door of a labourer's house to the village of JobuStone, by the loud and continued screatniog of an infant, which became so alarming as to induce those who were assembled to force open the door, when to their so little 'uprise. they found a child. about all months old. lying on the ground at the side of the bed, from which It had fallen. with its face a good deal cut by the fall, and its father and mother still asleep in the saint bed, undis turbed by its loud cries, and the noise necessarily at lading the forcing of the door, in the presence of a elbwrouroas multitede.—(G/esgow Courier. Dee. 26 ) Pftounc Cow.—About 15 months ago. we, noticed the unusual prodnctiveness of a Welch Cow, in the nos session of a farmer near Pool, Montgomeryshire. She completed her eleventh year last July. At two years old she brought forth one calf; at three years all two; at four years old oar ; -be then brought forth twins for five successive years: last year (IS21) she brought 3; and this present month she produced those .tae calves more; making in the whole twenty calves lb sine years and a few months, all of which have dose trell. At Salisbury great Christmas cattle market, on Toes slay ge'noight, commonly called Hilton forestay, there was a very lee show s.f fat oxen. There Is small a rise in their price at this season of the year. hut on this occasion the riot was considerably more that was ex pected ; 'behest beasts obtained from 10s. • to Its. a score. Sheep in pod condition fetched teary high price, cooslderiag the hate depression ; on an - average. sheep fetched Ss. oe b. s bead more that at else late fair. . • SN'OCKING ACCIDIM7/4..-00 Mottle!? aftersoosi. a man named William Roberts, very stub inebeloted. rules against the shop window of Mr. Ingram, brazier of L on don S , Wakot , Beth, and broke a pans of gloss. when the shopman seising his by the collar, he gave a sodden j•rii to extricate himself, and losias his *gill , - brines, fell beneath the wheels of a wages'n jade* witis dung which was passing, assilba hack part of his heal was literally crushed Sty and death y e . earl. The feelings of the pose mas who was the low east noose of this fatal catasscpbef may be more easily imagined than described. About one o'clock on Sunday se'saight • Pre was discovered in the lositing-hose of Capt. D. Nickell, on the burrows, Swansea which thremosed at one time , the devAsration of the whole fabric; hut Horn the protein exertions of the persons assembled, sad the speedy ar. rival of the eerie's, its mews weer H aim )/ coatis e to the kitchen,—the institute of which wee mai d•lab / d grossed. • I, :4 ..:~~:• , ~ \{-I e Ise-lo be of daudistiagostr. .-. .re mg maliOD fallllll In primau....6 -••-- _ 4 ' '' ' • effect. Much praise Is due to the etecutioner for et the thy with wide% Ifil spa the bitmabe and deliberate mason in which he perfo ta lawa l ap he 01101 Ort a" 111004 ed Old thug' voluble duties of bin situotion, rendering, I' M have "la* I . 1 " 41. . . every mescals his power. the mental arid bodily sot- , r tnight market held eu Tnetrdayh es ott age of the criminal ofshort dotty* as possible. 0 olinw acetate than used I fat este Immediately after Mutiny Was tbro*n .ff, a yeaog ere la dimatiliC•stid hilly maintained fellow. after c ro w d. soccessful attempts at pocket ime grate gestillants also appeared ; picklig Is the was apprebuded by Mr. Gum, A being potholed of samples, there aid lodged in jail. . :. I bullion dome in that way. Burlap, was. we believe, a native of lA*. sod *. iof Oats, is particular, has bees ern waiaboiebtlienty years of age. Prior to the %duals- ..., . , ame weeks past ; and an a aaaaaa ex- ilea Orfiltiarime for whichhe forfeited his life, be was las been done in oar Corn Market, einpleYed an a workman in some of the coal-phe lathe k as ono of AO' 'boot important jo the oeighb o urbood. Ile was of the Presbyterian perwasiols. . the facilities of shipping at this port, hat extremely deficient is religions koowledg e. • After yof intercourse wi th the metropolis, receivieg sentence of death. be was regularly visited by sy eligible feillie porpose.—(4birdems Or fliffereul elergluies is lows; Utak , considerable 14,peltlepr their most e .• . •IN a diumaiwriejhfsawdbadli-flighletiF Wel situation I* alailast . • completely exemplified, among+ the'. *.. „. at Loughborough, to the most daring ecru ._._ s, trail. cefd toe .. y. . s ll bird, pursed by a hawk, descended. 4. I. M. fairy aaa alasys eat in" i fea (Bl. •o w As the fatal 11011 r approached, beeieter, 'duos le doer of a house in Wood street. iubt. that its pursuer would Dot be se becoming a dying mss seemed I. be a 'alai v it into sock • retreat ; in this, bow. thoughts of= hereafter began to press close apes him. it wen sod the morning of executor, he seemed meek shak en, taken. for, quick as lightning, and was session/1y reduced to a state of great IMAIVIIII. nd carried away in the claws of its To the clergy who visited him be expressed a grateful ysense of their kiedness, and declared that he died in last, henry March. of Gate shead Fell, oed private penance in the parish church Peace with all men.—lt is ..,rpther a singular cireum- or defaming the eh of the wife of st aaa aa . and it was relatal by. Molar. that, before he ROI March.—(Neweastle Paper.) was apprehended, be was paying his addresses to the identical girl who was courted by Breams. lately ex r se'erright, in the evening, a poor . ..,_... ....i.al.. ia noted here for stoothrief.--(4yr C'oarfer.) • y, i •~ , H' • t —4.1 ...t. .. A 1.. - 1 t t ; . 4 t .. , `'.• .. 1 . -. ', i :-.- si . e I 1- ,7 • - •... ::: .... • -..• .••• 4 , .. .t Z • 1 ' . 5.. 4. , . . . .:', 4 ......, , 11 . , . , ( 4. - r 1 '''''.. ~ • • ' • -I \) 0 V • ..: \ Ne ' l.'. - 1• . ?` • ' i .: , 4...._ • -' ' : 4 --:- \I - •