The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-18 00:00:00

i NM 1 - . on 11641 GEORG UUNIII 11 The s , Too Tite , AU ON TUE i i AG! "That 1 of Jo divid , [nigh ', I 1522. ' J. Al, Lord A J. Ball( . Buchan 1 B. Batl Buns, Burgh, Brogde guess C '4 • Cholrno V .1. W. C • Sir C. t: f ' Sir 6. t Copley, .1. Dual i , H. Haw . I • W. Dun I j : R. Ellis 1 mantle, L. (tom . J. Glad! O. W. .0 I .. i 0. hill, Hod! t'. C. Je ,! Hon. 11. / kelt. Vi , l Marque , Right 1 E. A. Al Ahrti_ ,n I , 1 , , , r5, Lo Al. Nil A.Onmir I , 1 Visc. Pc dergast, 11 '' Hon. B Right li Hir W. I Right H night Id . Sir G. S set, Lon Stewart, , 11. Tayl 1 Townsh i ~ 11 .Villiers, William It. Well, • 0. Warr • Wallace • i l• of farm 1 1, i i l i. it Hon. J. 11'. li Al. Ban ! • ' --. • 3.—Htme Eytig..l Lord W Booths Cale , -rt, vcsidit , h, i Coll•orn Crompto i ' F. Caltt .I'. 11.1.1 i 1). Mee lies. Vt'i I g•ratil. It. Farr ham, P. S. throe! t A. Hani , . . Hums, I Sir E. I I 1 : 0. Latel nerd, S '; 1 Littletoi 1 l' . W. L. A 1 ' Martin, Marry& Right I Lord 0 K. Phil E. Port . ley, A. 1 I , Bawl! lion. S • A. limit Sir J. :. • llon.lll. • 4. 'i', ! Lord t.. i i i 11 Webby, Willian J. ell Yor W ke. 1 . • t Anio • . , / ' 'v 'I I frame i i torment , ; teuipte.• . . pttroni York, t .. Sans C , • ! estimat Physici I . ' !' ' . Oust B ,•• ! ! prevent J ' l. makes • from tt the tuo i sweets child n '• yet it c atantly • tiful, a i.! - • t • , Price t ', c %ennui ••• 1 A. It ,• . ' ' Kirby- .•• ' Al VS• t i l . ' . 1 41 ' ' ll 5.,-; D ford-st *ton, t Itti, St, Barals .I ,, liost yard ; • ... IMPItOMPTY, MRARING A REPORT THAT THEE melte ROMAIRMILI TREE CANNING AT tS A3oCT TO ACCE►T CUR CIIIILLTIMEN . slims The Hundreds are not worth the notice of Canning, Too low a reward for his spouting and pluming; Toe man who has had fourteen thousand a year, `t mere hundreds will turn up his nose with a sow. • • • • IMPROMPTU, OCCASION OP TH6 RC OuCK OP TM, oßpra taTru BITING SENT TO DENMARK. How grtt'ruus Eng!and's king, folks say, To give his Garter tit IS away ! Mistaken in. 0, they can't discern, get a pair soon In return. S. R. J. ,AINST AND roe LORD NORMANDY'S MOTION, A without detriment to the public service, the duties Joint Postmaster-General might be done by one ins ividual, and t h at the salary of the other (2.51109 night thereby be saved tJ the public."—March 1822. MAYORITY. lexander, E, 11. A'Coitrt, Rt. Hoe. C. Arbuthnot, Apshy, Lord A lirram, ti. C. Antrobus, P. Browne, lionr, Right Hon. W. S. Bourne, It. Bruce, J. %nen, Lord Binning, Hon. S. Bathurst, Right Urn. thutst, T. It. Broadhead, Lord Brodenell, , Col. Barry, IL Blake, T. 11. Bradshaw Sir U. y Lord G. Beresford, J. Blair, J. illmitherne, J. leo, Sir L. Cole, Lord T. Cecil, A. Camploill, Mar , Chandoo, T, J. Courtenay, %V. Coertendys Lord imondeley. J. Calrert, Hon. Col. Cost, M.A. Cheers, Croker, G. Cumming, Right lion. 41. Canning, Cockerel', J. Cripps, Vise. Cranborne, R. Clive, Cockburn, Lord Clive, E. J. Collett, Sir J. S. A. Dalrymple, T.•Divett„ G. Dawson, J. Dodsoo, .lop, IL H. Ornininond, It. Downie, T. T. Drake, wkins, J. Dawkins, W. R. K. Douglas, Right Hon. ...undo% T. G. Estcourt, W. Egerton, L. Evelyn, C. Ellis , 'l'. Ellis, Ji Fleming, Lord Forbes , W. Free intle;J. fleeming, F. Forrester, Col. Gomel, Lord fir! Gower. A. C. Groot, Hon. W. Gordon, Lord Graves. ;ledstone, DAL Dilbert, Right lion. H. Goulburn, ' Drant, Sir R. Gifford, D. licilford, W. Holmes, Sir I, Sir Hardinge, Right Hon. IV. Heskisson, J. Ison, Sir W. Hope, J. I rving, G. H. joiliffe, lion. Jenkinson. lion. T. Knox, D. Kerr, Lord Lindsay, 11. Lindsay, Sir J. Lloyd, H. F. Luttrell, J. F. List , Viet. Lowther, J. Lowther. Hon. W. Lamella, .quess of Londonderry, T. F. Lewis, W. E. Lockhart, ht lien. C. Long, Lord G. Lennox, T. P. Macqueen, , Macnaghten, H. Mundy ' R. Magennis, Sir T. B. in, W. Manning, Sir P. Musgrave, Lord C Man- Lord It. Manners, C. Mills, Sir H. B. Neale, Sir Ightingale, Sir G. Nugent, Hon. F. J. Needham, islow,Sir J. Osharn, Sir F. Ommaney, Sir P. Poole, Pollington, J. Pitt, Visc. Palmerston, hi. G. Pren ;gait, G. Pennant, J. Plumber, W. G. Paxton, s. B Paget, Right lion. R. Peel, Dr. Philliaeore, lien. W. Plallkett, W. V. Peel, Hon. E. Phipps, . Pringle, Right lion. Sir W. Rae, Hose. G. Rice, Hon. F. Robinson, Sir J. Rowley, J. W. Russell, Hon. R. !Cyder, Viscount Sandon, Hon. J. Scott, Sliiffner, C. Smith, G. H. Sumner, Lord D. Smiler ord It. Somerset, T. W. Strutt, Sir .It. Sbaw, A. rt, 11. Sev.nonr, Lord Strathaveo, R. Sheldon, Sir aylor, G. CV. Taylor, Col. Trench, H. Twits, H. , iishend, Earl of Uxbridge, M. lire, Right 1100. J. iers„ Right Hon., N. Vausittert, E. B. Willirabaus, R. imam, Sir IL W. Wilson, C. Wetherell, T. Wilson, 'ellesley, C. Warren, 1. 8. Wortley, Right Hon. Sir rerrender, Cul. Wood, R. Ward, Right Hon. F. la ce , Sir W. W. Wynn, C. W. Wynn, It. Wilmot, W. C. Wilson, H. Willoughby, W. Wyndhiuu, Earl 'armouth. ellers—Sir G. Clerke ; Sir R. Lushiagton. MINORITY. . J. Abercromby, Visc. Althorp, Sir J. D. Aatley, . Beaumont, J. F. Barham. Sir T. Baring, Sir B. Rarrett, Him. U. LC Jl•samt. /11. &area. A. Bawl, J. Lienett, Fl. Henke', J. !Lillie, Vise. Bel grave, Bentinck, Sir F. Blake, T. F. Bastes, Sir J. F. hey, C. Branjling, J. Betterworth, C. Caleraft, J. Ilea. G. Campbell, Lord 6. Cavendish, C. Ca .h, Cavendish, Sir I. Co:Un, T. W. Coke, N. H. •orne, L. Ccncanuon, Sir W. De Crespigny, S. Iptut), T. Creevey, 6. Chetwynd, Sir C. Coote, Hos. attmrpe, Panton Corbett, Sir C. Cole,G. H. Cherry, Davies, W. J. Denison, D. Du t rdale, 6. Doveton, renport, W. Dickenson, Vise. Ebrington, E. El isinor, Sir K. C. Fergusson, Lord W. Fits , Lord C. Fitzroy, Lord J. Fitzroy, J. H. Folet, !rand, .1. Fane, M. Ford, W. H. frellowes, S. (Ira- P.iseoe Grenfell, J. W. Grirntlis, Sir W. Guise T. mod), 6. Gipps, H. Gurney, W. llaldwiand, L ord, familton, J. C. HAbouse, Hon. W. Howard, J. Kt. Horst, Hon. C. H. Hutchinson, Sir C. Hulse, Hervey, T. F. Kennelly, G. A. Legh-Keck, Hon. toil), J. 6. batnbton, Sir W. Lemon, T. B. Len- S. Loshington, .1. 11. Langatone, W. Leake, E. ton, It. Leycester, Sir T. Lethbridge, J. Moberly, Moberly. J. Macdonald, Sir J. Mackintoab, J. !I, Hon. %'. Manic, P. Moore, S. lilarjoribooks, J. tan, P. Miles; lion. It. Neville, K. W. Newman, lion. Sir J. Newport, J. O'Callaghan, W. Ord, (orsoMon, C. F. Palmer, T. Pares, G. Philips, 6. H. Priree, It. Price, Sir J. Pollen, H. Pym, )rtelan, W. Bickford, D. Ricardo, Sir 31. W. Rid. Roberts. Sir 6. Rubinson, Lord J. Russell, R. 6. 11, T. S. Rice, A. Robertson, C. Ruallsold, Right Smith, W. Stnitla, J. Smith, 0. Smith, S. Smith, aith, R. Smith, K. Scnibansore, J. Scott, D. Sykes, Sehright, Sir J. Shelley, Id. A. Taylor, Right 3. Tiet'ney, C. K. Tynte. C. A. Tulk,C. Tennyson, C. Townshend, Lod Walpole, J. A. IVarre, E. e, J. Wharton, S. it bit .read, 0. Williams. T. I'. anis, Sir R. Wilson, Sir I'. Winniugtou, NI. Wood, Ils, E. WoJehonse, lion. H. IL. Westenra, Sir J. Dunzannon ; Vise. Normanhy. ,niong the minor afflictions to which the human is exposed the Too ru-Arn is perhaps the most _acing; the anguish it occasions is often in vain at ipted to he assuaged.—RowLaNtis LSANA onioed by her Itoyal Highness the late Duchess of , their Excellencies the Dukes del Infantado and Carlos. This Botanical Specific has been in high ttion Many years, and recommended by the first clans as a sovereign remedy for the Tooth-Ach, Biles, &r. also removes the tartar from the teeth, its their decaying, fastens those that are loose, the Teeth bean:Unity white ; cleanses the scurvy the puns, renders them firm and healthy, refreshes mouth during disease and after medicine, imparts a mess to the breath, is so perfectly innocent that a may take it, indeed - it is often used as a Stomachic contains those invaluable properties, that if coo ly used, will render the teeth. and Knots sound, beau and free from pain, to the latest period of life. — '24. 9d.-4s. 6d. ittid 10s. 6d. per bottle. None is iue unless signed on the outside in red ink— Rowland and Son," and Sold by them at No. 1. y-street, Hatton-Garden; and by appointment by .11. liendries. Tichbortte-street; Hattie. and Pierre, D. Mg t /4, 3b, New Bood-street ; :langer, 150, Ox street; Bolton, Stradling, Royal Exchange; John , 6S, Taite, stih, Cornhill ; Newbury, 45, Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Colley, Bistiopsgate-striet •tlay,Fleet u Varket ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Berry, 17, 'stone, DUlracechureh-street ; Sutton, Bow Church ; Itowe, 106, liottou-garden. THE AMERICAN P4PSRS. --41114 New ()ALBANS, Dec. 24.—Accordirsg to tho old law. " variety is charming." In Maims to most loam which contribute to the gratification of oar testa sod passions, this is doubtless tree; but we beg leave le suggest the recent sudden change in the weather as • very . unpl t proof that this, like all other gamed positions, has its exceptions. On Tharday night was found the heat extremely oppressive. !Nokias wader its debilitating influence, with the impatience mad dis content'which mark frail human nature, we invoked Heaven for cooler b , and oer prayers were heard. Rough from the north they bare come Winton., eio. hearing on their icy wings those frozen delights white I impart such pleasure to the lads and lasses of New Rag land. About nine o'clock on Saturday morning, wa saw el man lying . io a tolerably public street, who bad howls death during the previous night. We understand that another miserable wretch was found in the street on the same monde& who had p.. rished in the same way. During Saturday we had a slight shower of hail; sad yesterday we saw ice in lobs nearly as inch thick. NSW foss, JAe. 22—Tess FULTOK hisawsw.—Tbis market was opened yesterday, and it was oroamootod with the handsomest exhibition of Beef. Mottos, Pork. &c. ever presented to the public. We passed through it in company with I Fentlemeo from Romps, who were unanimous in the opinion, that they had sever seen any thing of the kind to equal it, in all reepeets.— The crowd was great; and the butchers deserve great credit for their pains and expense in preparing such a rare and rich exhibition for the occasion. We wish we could spare room to go more info detail, for the gratification of distant readers. A ll isor,feliow citizens have an opportunity of viewing es spip#ll es tablishment, and judging for themeless. One thing is worthy of remark, as a etreseeetesee of the kind has never before occurred. OM am appeared in market with nicety-two pales of Am ssao vas back Ducks, which he brought in a wages from the Susquehaonah. They were selling from IS to IS shillings a pair. We saw very hoe venison from the most wester. parts of this state as cheap as mutts.; sad It would really appear that the most distant inhabitants of tide state, had exerted every nerve to add rarities as the occasion of opening one new market. It is gratifying to learn, that those misetale wretches, commonly called Flymarket Shoodur, will not be permitted to infest the Fulton Marko. This regulation will induce the ladies of our Alliy to at tend, and strangers to visit, this great depot of good things. We should really be glad to as the ladles attend market, as is the fashion to Philadelphia. LONGETITT IN GEORGIA. Airs. Phoebe Johnson, aged 109 years, is atiU livise in Columbia coenty. She came with her hasher this country in 1732, and was the first white female that landed in Georgia. Our information Is derived from her son-in-law ; and he mentioned to on, that the old lady intends removing with him and his family bo Alabama, in the course of a few weeks. piaistaaao of bill. I asked him lose he was a relation of mine, and that he wanted to borrow a mad am of my son. He showed me a Bill of Exchange foe 91. 10%. drawn by himself, and purporting to be ale: cepted by Mr. George Middleton, of Mennen, is ner. I took hold of the Bill and then lent bin a pound note, and asked him if the Bill was accepted he answered, yes; Mr. Middleton was his trustee nail had sent him the Bill. He then borrowed aastliai pound note, and said he would return the salary ea the following morning. He wished me to give Mai the Bill back, but I declined, until I got the mosey. About fire o'clock the next day, be called 'pie, merely to say that lie would bring the mosey is as hour. My son said to him, " Yon are a base fellow to use my name in order to swindle my father out el 21." To which the prisoner replied, "• 1 don't meet to do any thing of the kind, bat shall bring the money; as I have won some of several people at the races." William Gibson, son of the last witness, accompeatiesi the prisoner to Mr. Elgin, druggist, of whom be said he could borrow the money. Edward Elgin, stated, I as a druggist in Yerk ; when the prisoner came to me he said his name was Hanle; that I must recollect him as he was apprentice' to Mr. Bowman, surgeon, of !upon; that he had got into a confounded scrape. I gave Mr. Gibson a ►ill last night, which turns out to he a forgery. I want you to lend me 2/. to pay Mr. Gibson, and then all will be settled. I refused ; aid he was accompanied back to Mr. Gibson's. I followed Lim, and when is Mr. Gibson's parlour he said that he both duses,tise Bill and wrute the accept nce. t Michael Aliddleton.—.lry father's name is Owe Middleton ; he was at Darlington, and is a tanner.— The indorsement is sot his hand-writing,l believe it is John !kyle's. I have known his several years; my father is his trustee. Lordship (for Mr. Jostle. BATLEY) summed and left it to the Jary to decide whether the pri toner had tendered the Bill with intent to induce Mr. tlibson to advance money upon it, in which ease he would be guilty ; or whether be merely produced It (not intending to pay it) to cause Mr. tlibson to con sider him worthy of confidence, and to induce him to lend him the money on his own personal credit. The Jury found hits aunty, and he immediately re ceived sentence of deatli, but was told that he would be recommended lb bit'Srajtsty's mercy. The privner is only of aze, of good ap pearance, and of respectable connections. CROWN ItN II ... — IVEDNESPAT. nlemi Walk, Mary, Ids wife, and Ma. Iralsox, were tried fur barblary at tiorsforth, in the West Riding. • The eircernstances of the cue were briefly these : The prosrcutrix, Mrs. Baynes, who is an elderly lady, had lucked up her house and gone on a visit to her irieods at Hull. One night in November• last, the . beam was hamiltavionaly food epos, nod every drawer. hes,alm. brakes iste asd robbed. The depredators had settmeitted se visit tbe eel ;m i ming* they heartily regaled &missives with wise. and also twit some witk them. After robbing the beam. they coeveyed their pleader ism a weed, when great pest a it was fossil con mob& The woman was sees is a state of isseslia des. sseveylag &kegs ism the wood. The sea so.- dosed driakieg in Use wood ■ntil 11 o'clock seat forams. when they were observed. as they emptied the beetles, to throw them late ibe sir. until they be gs. to spar with each ether. All the prisoners were goes after takes into cestedy, and a great number of the stoles articles were bead es the person and to the house of the female prisoser. The Jary bead the male prisoners Guilty, but se geltted the female, arm the aesemption that she stied seder tie minstrel of her beamed. AWNS 14.--a•OOTllla all OWN COUSIN. Mr. Ada Mader, of Bridlington, brewer, Lc., was this themes tried fag inaatiagghter, is haring shut nuele Wlitea. Mr. Jams stated the thee to the Jury; the facts Mire briefly them :—The deceased, who was cousin to the rimier, aid who had been apprenticed to bi.r, bat got u preset is his employ, went to his house on Thursday sight last, at raid-aight„ in a state of intox- Jetties, swearing rearrest' against him if be would item est. The primmest ales is liquor. The de teased hided at the dm, leeched at the window shatters, MI swore he world be in. Same of the aelghleare heard the noise, mid ma after heard the primer acclaim "hallo! what de you want—take care l"--s gas immediately west si. The words " take care" were agals heard. sad the report of another pa ismediately saceeeded. A few groans were Ikea heard, sad all was silent—it was the ailegge of death. Vibes was immediately found lying on the lags, dead! It appeared t►at be had been shot sith a deals bandied gun. The marries desesdhed the deceased to have died of wowed, heat the diesharge of a gun ; sad the Jury head the primmer Guilty. STANDING Mgrs.—On Thursday last, John Holds worth was OM at the her and arraigned on the charge umaglaeghter, in killing his heather by header him am the head with a stem On being asked whether he pleaded guilty er gm guilty to the l i isdietaant, he remained silent; and it appeared that, though 17 years if age, ►e had never manifested any sips of intelligence or affection, except that maternal kindness lied eseashmally awakened in him some faint glosudsgs a mind. The verdict of the Jury was, that be Wald mete by the visitatioa of God, and that he was ass able to take his trial owing - to aliega ties of mind. SIM LINT 4111111tES.—Fituar. • -..son— Illvassa..--DesieChweri alias Seywril, was im aged for the wilfol Surdas of Jobe Ballard. Jit Row ea the 3d of October last. by stabbing hiss in the Maws with &shoemaker% half.. of which be died se Se ids te °tuber, is the parish of Horacharch. no - was stated by the loading Counsel for the address to the Jury, essecise a discrimi . wield be dr shown ker at Is county. rain woman Neoartship of some • loossaia. and unfortunate girl II calamity was brought Into mart, bat was se overwhelmed by the singularity of her situation, as to be unable for some time to give her evidesoe. After the evidence for the promotion was closed, several witnesses were called for the prisoner, who gave hint a good character as a peaceable and good tempered man. Mr. Baron Ostia)s summed up the evidence with the greatest minuteness, charging them, that if the psi senor had bad no previous malice, and the unfortunate affray in which the deceased lost his life arose from a sudden provecadoe, the primmer could only be foiled guilty of manslaughter: but that if the prisoner having previous malice (which was to be judged of by his borrowing a knife, and sharpoolog it) sought this occasion to pick a quarrel with the deceased, who had supplanted him io the affections of the young woman. and had leis la wait for that purpose, the prisoner would be guilty of murder, though the deceased was the first aggressor in striking a blow. The intention of the prisoner upon the question of malice was to be judged of by his previous conduct : his borrowing the knife, sharpening it, watching the parties daring the fair, his subsequentexpressioes, his lying in wait, and his expeessioes towards the young woman, tending to provoke the deceased to interpose in her behalf. The Airy immediately found the prisoner Unap t —. Death. The Learned Judge then prontmaced the awful sen tence of death, and ordered the prisoner for execution en Monday newt. The prisoner seemed stubbornly anmoved daring his trial, and retired from the bar ap parently unconcerned. At Romford he was designated as the " Dandy Cobbler." lie b about twenty-two years of age. . . S iTURDAY, PA A lell 16—This dun the Assizes finished. The Court was occupied !IA cases not fit for the public eye. Thirteen capital onvicts received sentence of death. The only unhappy persons left for execution were, we believe, Deborah Lowden, for ut tering a forged bank note for 10/. of the banking firm of Meters. Sparrow and Co., of Chelmsford ; William Tarner, for utteriag a forged Bank of England note for the payment of Si. ; Wro. Arthur Brett, for forging a cheque for VOL, in the name of his master, Mr. T. Andrew, the attorney, of Coggeshal, in favour of M . Chapman, Stevens, and Wood, the London at torneys, on the house of Wain. Sparrow and Co., of Chelmsford ; and Daniel Sayward, for murder. The other capital convictions were for ordinary statuable loffences, of frequent occurrences, the circumstances of which were not remarkable. It is with pleasure we call the attention of the public to the man♦ extraordinary cares of Deafness and NI r vows complaints recebtly effected at she Hermitage, 21, Elgeware-road. We shall shortly lay before our readers some very extraordinary Cures, which will afford ample encouragement ,to all persons who have the misfortune to be afflicted with Deafness or Nernsua disease.--(lid, 1 1 . I. r ----- ford, os Um ad of October last. by outbid FORA' LENT ASSIZES. , , " abda sh r 4 7 6 wieli ef a shemsake. s al e:buffo, of of w GHILDRALL, MARCH 11.—vonotaT. 'llbo amino dated by tbo leading Cc ' John Hark, charged with forging tits sums sad preme d s . ill a„f y i mp ro w n „w on I, acceptance of George Middlatos. to a Bill of is which they woo sound epos to essecil ' 1 for the value of 9f. 101. and with onetime Sim oo d wr i ca d room „ re the ii s 6 w hi c h , knowing it to be forged and eonntegfeit, defraud Robert Gibson. MOW la witletiso. TM priormooo was a Robert liitmon deposed.—l ant sphAt 96.1.61.6 la sod live is the city of York. Op tbs !BF liolooll liosod am &Isogonal& fora 3 imood Illobwab Smith. wboottar& & earl 4 last, the prisoner cow to my boom, ad . somo ure d he r moo two a us. wlta IMO am 41111104- ' ' - test quaiotanoe of Ms , appearing o arem m ea ns ai esteeep Th e eel = ill.. ''. I asked him into the counting-bum. Me that who moth , i specea t gime a h., fatal 1 - he was a relation to Mr. Daniels, of Think. a Mead hrovrht Isla nosier_ but 11`21 go airitrwhi FOLIC& BOW-STRZET.-DISTURIVOICI AT Till On Saturday evening Jo bs Asrdeoll. alias Stork and G. Swett, alias Arent, a the °See, tai und•rweet an examination If triantmr,ffsei., charged with making - owe distarkenee ; aka with violently assault; persons, breaking musical inatrament• Olympic Theatre. They designated Cl 4 • .wowes of Tom. Jerry, and Logic, ezi they were making the outrage--" Go Jterg, go It Logic,' Etc. After ranch were at length seeured. (mar Stirwa resided at Plymouth, and spewed mud his conduct, Mr. Ceveney. the Lessee, hole to bail on his nwn recognizance. were sent to a watehhnust. H 4 11'0N Gsrtnex.—Priday three . IWfore the Iltlagistrates at the above office, fog two Jews under the following Circe- Moses Abrahams, the complainant, gave his evidence as fo:laws :—" 1 v. Imo Lane mit de ety of Old Nom to de shiable yard tone of the soar Conk • Dere, go oop to de yard al same old (quash: for to bay.' 1 coons hat I see noting—no eloash. 1 tail abash, ten de two mans and a great ,;eal even all de sitaldes and S. we in my - sitstoder come, and (mode, on my ode... of aasty rat come in my tack, in ;in head, breeches. 1 eon away, van de rot, by come after re. Yen I tome to tie end took back to see vat I should see; veto come vid aooder rat ploult in my ttv.ct vary shirk. That is all', your irt:si Jacobs, the other complainant, who. the Reglials Langnage via coodned Old Maths, gave his evidence s bri, of as Interpreter, and confirmed his ft of the affair. The defendan's, in their defence, in company with others, had been lid master's corn loft, after which they ono by throwing them at each other. A; complainant came up the yard, and ft' of rata then flying about, it was no: sr a taste ; bat declared, on their Lottotn, no intention to molest theta.—DiflidASed, QVISZN-IQVA ME.—Satstrday J. W, Pt tended at this office, is consequeuce brought against him by Hannah White, father of a child with which she is now Parkins solemnly avows that the thari without foundation, hot as it was made was bound in a penalty of 401. and two ' each, to appear at the next Session. hatvo, Esq. was the presiding Magistrate, the Wheal business was settled, he jam' , might probably congratulate the ctilmit pect of a young Sheriff, who in doe , haps manifest as much public spirit Mr. Parkins took this plessaatry in answered with equal humour. The charge was alleged to have takes place her lint Majesty's funeral procession, the Ex-Sheriff to say that it was a Ott. sad that the child would probably restathle of the Woeful Countenance. • • MEAT/Mt.—The Weather this wick, thoegb tllitila_fhtaarkably wilds las barn trprialdpAgie ing sad noon, of no less than 15 degrees. mosphere with us has been calm, bat i tremely boisterous, accompanied with thi niog. On Tuesday se'nnight a hnrrii much damage, visitedUsrlile, filasgotv, reached as far as Inverness. A keen frost, . followed the gale, and the like was experienced land. At Dublin, says • paper of that sent March (1622) will deserve a place orological records of our variable climate, ordinary and anomalous fact of the first the winter, which made its appearance neighbourhood, having fallen on the 7th quantity of rain fallen here since SAturdzi dredths of an inch. Strand, March 16. THIMINOMICTER. 8 1 i II I B 1 o'clock. o'clock. at H igh t . March,_.--I_____ 10, h.... 50 64 41 59,1 I I, 7.1.... 43 47 37 .1 IS, T.... 35 48 40 30,i 13, W.... 38 54 47 ,1 14. Th.... 48 re au ,I 15, F.... 39 55 46 .1 10, 8.... 47 54 .1 erigas 7T e,irctawa el,lepreenie,tinth,enartihr i!:.ti,i.hieir,ftsTerprtoesrgerreadweberttiGtyritohar.tvlitt.rtitesih..bets:: assaulting ser fn i it Torn, go i t 1 resistance, tb," at, who 'lid be eh contrition for Tire other two ,fiSee, for assaeh. reumatanen :_ was sworn, sad vas go in lirsy's vrhf (7, Tea ans eallt lia yolk shall are ins cep do yar!, 411 loud c:PeP, tie/I1 U.Cirt people s i:irek a biz ret; sheek. head, and in : 7 de nava: ;.sum, nd of de yard, I ti one of de wags I, vet!: made me ship." Solomati Of knowledge of red to the woks ,ogls tho etterlias friends statement stated that the; iiug- rats in their nosed tlrem.eires t this time the from the naluber enlilmly they get ur, that they had sled. Parkins, E. at. ice of a elwrge ire, of h.iug tie w c fir. barge is whellr ,ads on oath, Le o sureties 1. 31ans- trate, aid alter scu'ariy said, he olry on Me pros time cosh:pet- it as the father. good put, Ind ground of the eat on the day of which induced ,ck transaction, male the Knight thoegb on the al)Vtt i ketls ispe. ermo- re! , ;.erees. The st- irs the north es- tu tunder and irtne which did , Edinburgh, sad frost, with sooty, wrieneed in Ire- city, this pe- e in all the Mete- ite, for the ex:ra- irst snow during in this rite o: h instant: Tice ay Let is 13 LID. BkItONETL. 09,00 Stormy fa I Showery 30,4 it IFair ,06 Fair ,01 I Baia ,43 clondy .111 Fair TO PROTATT tins rats he ads ridurg slop in sir booty, heir duty 'iv to watc". Du were piled. tic grued it'd bur, 0, was d ! , 8001' t— ry hair, 6 , :sre! 41. Icll : the dierFsg 1114 prengl IP, die place 7.train,— sek:ng, volt?. Vain Jet Plarkiay! iti.it Prepared by my Town in the VII each. Also 108. eeen. A *Wi- les of Liquid. VINO. sd at the 04re or iwt•riov"CMse q: l'iemeht's ChOrtb. COtriEGGllifltiG ag i 464. VIGILANCE AROUSED! Or, HOI YOUR GRATAtt A farmer—whose grao're by free-hooting rats Was constantly pluader ; d—supinely the cats Inert en their station, no vigilance keeping; Inactive. the scene of encroachment ash ep in Contried of theprowiers to lessen their booty, And rs t der tie Guardians awake to their duty Six t at. were accustom'd the Gratery to wat Undestiu'd a single marauder to catch; When six brilliant Boors on the station were plat That each by the Marking resplendent!) grac'd Appear'd like a Mirror, of high polish's! hue, A spelL of magoetical p.swer, that Ircw, A Cat to each Boor. where her image Returning Hostility's gesture and !ties ! These Agents behold! each in vs rattifil patmti Opposiog her form to her sheds in the BOOT: Uprftis'd each her hack, and erect es 'ry hair, And fix'd in the Jet each a menacing g:are! The prelude till ended, at Inst. Ina yell. Uilaoay and retreat on the marauders tell : The Cats each her Image display'd in the ale& With hideously dissonant tumult 303c:sine,. Coashin'd that astounded each sense, aii• prettg Alarm as if Imps were by legions engai'd ! A ud thus, as the Jet its attraction display'ds Was rais'd a terrific prolong'd serenade, Nocturnal and daily; 'till forth from the place Retreated, for ever, the pillaging rare ! And now, if despoilers you mean to retrain, — Its success the test of experiment backing. The farmers observe:—in presersing so.ir ersin The Agent of Notfet,p is 11 . snars's Jet Marti* This Easy Shining and Brilliant W. %eh !NO. is Prepai ROBERT WARREN, 30, STRAND. LONDON and sold is every Tom Kingdom. LIQUID, In Bottles. &I. Ind. 124. and ISt. each. Rusin BLAeliinii. in Pots. 6d. ltd. and lA. each. ling Pot of Paste i 3 equal to Four Is. Bottles of I.itir •; Ask for WARMEN'S Bi.scgtms. Low:on : Rated. Printed. and Published et the " THE STATFIV AN" 1111.1 "THE CON.STITVTIo•i k Paper). No. 194. Strand, .ppesire t. elexteld ., " R. WARDELL. LL. R., whom all Couunuirattceri Orden, ttc: are reqeestel to be addressed.