The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-25 00:00:00

. oto **MAIM, _ -••••wolllP Fife 0/40.1.01111 1 1 11111 . know 'piste she 11,dilistasftwiindori vid same eight foe 2"Hl!'''ll00:110:ra;11: t:;c:r , . . E e tract if a . • Agnla to Illatoos Apes. 4 . 0.; u It is 'gown sitat the:tint of Clain 11111011111. reed. rod to the loco which misfits., egansiimill by the Gorermant of Chill the eod of March." "1 44 Tb• fteyel decree for the convocation of 6.4116 •traordisey Spanish Cortes she beginolng of isiiff month, points oat preel&ely, is the following tegol4 the objects to which. tith Cortes shooll.direwt theisfok mac i ou —pat, To &WOO the , Government with em soiree& is open aid inesey =Mein, •termennoweasht of the Sue serf to deliver the nodal .Mtesenetitlialop frees tie factions bands which infestilialtelaideejtiw ritces.-2. The arrangement of affairs of high los perused with some Foreign Powers.-3. To give the Spanish army a 0010 ot(anization.-4. The code Of legal process so onessary lot the prompt and impartial iEmisist.atioa of justice. Lessen by yesterday's mail from Per l is state, that a ccording to the moat isnot istelligeous from Vienne, tut dare Sovereign of neasia. Austria, aid Prussia. wale auesulaled in that capital, anJ oily awaited the Irritate( she Doke of Wellington, to eater on the isienttont basins* for which they had met. It appears hy letters from. Wes of the 17th of April, that the defeat : 4f a party of the loclepewdestw by the mere d kopMai lodes. the remind of Coe urn, hoboes eittoniely magnified in eke etatesont of thiamine recelnil by any of Donde Ayres; and riot solar from producing Oily' bensielat result. It bas hen followed by coesequsoces highly letrimental so She royal cause, a) lees than 29 officers end 1,,00 privates of enterees division, baring (knitted lea*. iiattly after the battle. aid juloc,l4an Alartio. Letter, dated fraskfeetWmthit-blain, the 12th of September, to a mercantile hone in this town There has been of late in panes, Wortenaherg, and Eiden, very heavy duties insposedwn e r li English ankles, whisk will give a fatal bint.to the usu.- 7 This legpem of isolation takes 01010 rid 111010 root, aid iLttat owned ley is mere liberal principle ow SO sidesolikbalieldrit chill:Wee, will dectesad l it'l Lope it the yelled 'relations be eetaillisbect on a sold snood, velliellnew wilt he the ease, the 'Meiners will at lest dillikot a ttommettial tresties."—(Einising- Ana Gautle.). Taatat 4ll 7 IffaafilaPliAfits4,o ,llll4 Foreida 944 is Deemiarytimsbeokeiallisqvidisaf LoodeatOmala at EONS& Rq ..• ri• • '; E %.'"( It is etywaddelbityibie *Clear tied bend : win. de , edna one puwiy per quarters), tint Meaday. TEI DIMS Dr --- —COSS. SEPT. 19.-- Tea Diroxantam—eAm=, --- At gnat I o'cloeic this evening his Orme tie Duke of lltromalre arrived in Ibis City from Yonehal, to the. ladles of *Mei he had glees a aplesdid ball fast night !Owns' seeempseied by tbollion. Mr. Abererom- i hie, Colonel Curry. due.; .the entire smite proceeded to the t.lointisereial Buildings Motel, where apartmeats were prepared for bins, asd.he wee immediately waits, as by the Mayor, Recorder, Sherlife,Commoo Speaks., sod Town Oak, sod presented. wleb she freedom of the city iv a gold box. His Home acksowledgmf tits honour conferred on- Mm in edhable terms, whew the Deputation leitkdrew. Ills (Dries le to dine at the 'ission House, and leaves (two to-morrow for Boa ch,n.—(Seutheris Reporter.) . :c Durt,...A meeting tossiCalente emal ay more leg, in a field near Monet Neill:Squid ahliberseut .Ternpit•,tathearhe of tbisaßy;betwseaPkilip Berme, of Ifilkomsereet, Esq. astradsid by'Meereonte Alcoek, Esq. es his second, and Llentelmet Charles By re, of the lit of Royal Regiment, accompanied by bigot*. nant Ingram, id the same corps, as his friend. Two slims were etehinied ; in the seemed fire, Mr. Barron's ball passed through Licotenui Byre's right tLiglaw aid ledge4l49 •tile muscular part of the left thigh from Aiieb•itwge soon after extracted, and we oellur• stied be ie eoaeisiored is a fair way of recover,y,—.. firieserybsid (Ghiraefaie.) Hiehaelmes‘Day fallha this year on &today, the election of Lord Mayor, for the city of London takes place on Saturday lust - Aldermas Heygate, it ap- Pus, does not satielpsto an oppoolliess Ctrs Bestrass..-sThe Lord Marer•lselal a Collet if Akerm.n yesterdry, at hall, whieb was attended by 12 Aldermen, the Sheriffs, and City OdScers.—llis Lotdsitip laid before the Court a Meport 9/ the pro ceediu;s he adopted io attextliii.llll4. Pracolling linjasty on his progress dowel dos !Ayer' 31041 ? 1 2 . 1 t . of Av g's( l ast, on his way to Scotism's. Illadle" 00, lit instant, on his m a jesey , ,r•searp.....lVar.lo.: Arabia, Bag. attended, and was swore and admitted into the office of one of the Judges of this Sheriffs' Court, to staid he had been elected by the Court of Common Conacil.—The Court, aPaP a Report frail" Committee, increased the number of Livery of it. Spectacle-makers' Company from sixty to two ids deed, and raised the tine fur the same..--.A,P44114 from the Upper Rulers sod others of the F allsaship cf Potters, relative to their being refused to be em ployed in carrying malt, was presented, and refitiiffl to a Committee. It wed sot surprise those who know the compisi tion of our Town Council, that by virtue of the: tow roEstive of felt-election, Mr. William Blacksicrod. bookseller, is to be added to their body in the wad* of a Alerehase Conneillor.—(Seotentan.) .•u - ThegreetTrottiog Match between Mr. Arbodsoonlas . chesnoi mare Fairy, and Capt. B. Cohton's tee' do eighteen miles eieb, for 5M sovereigns, took PAW at ea o'clock yesterday morning, over a two-smile ?lice of groood in Oaley•park, Hnntingdonelsire. The ;mai. did the distance in 93 minutes 2 seconds I the horie was 94 minutes IU seconds in performing it. Ti 6 Magi trotted gently over the last mile of ground to se* :dm henebeing s e v era l Immireo jambs Inlaid at th0..4• 10 . Pieties 'film IS miles. Eves bottle', awl lsoinama saws depending on the issue. 111110•••••''"* -- existruce , Wif* listrl4l/111/iriddledi direSe I all the wft v to mitt taeiet • tombrectioe opposite to the Ec- cletiasties,and 441 es reeehiti_aba old chmeitio ex. chift i,d .yes i tielge e rty'." girl the Ultra D I AO the alifthrerte iita at'rartioef ior the latter 1,41 d re lt statiltll4l eilleatjtieg,the iraffol. I n•Aqadp .dit p hyfeg inlipoiitlem 'pit% the root pr o one n oil! kigird the Croeifix. Much iatereit had 1140, (*I I 4 41 f ',Ask hot% ed 10tOTtbeilrvdath,tlid oldest•df t o tof main, 441 'Wallet '6V ' %he weakiiir•OV the r ieit ohtiffeemi *hi *overt ceddelotiP. • Ili o ft Sulieedr — ithMort theeentet di Vlitir„"trlllit dent of lahligtAiLMitlitero: pre • 04 plogalie • taULTvit 018.4/alp ; of, J 111444.11 ,a ,li 1 6 f'elgia4.6ohdoodare end- Niablentliwas . .___. a—ii A-.....t.....1....11...1 a imairriala . . , mg, rail ano*Aolm. ..,,.. L..• , 4 5 0 41 4) . lave sat pmeod 'frailest 4 eaap d tilipOis miss,- r•OtiW. wills ie- lalS ' sassimass i *V9W4-gf e f iglit# l o l * If Wollif:Mi i•P II i Vl' . -IV A •0 1 , 1 *k"74 /4 4" 0, 4 mpep,afßO . 74 4.074,,r 1 .4.i .. . T h hy, Sk, e 7 r, Agnercit r etk i erßisi . A n * P". 4! F ' kt virmotit!..ii .r• • l• ot • I'l 4 l, - 41 ris e, I ' ~ ,t1; tetru!.,, ~ Pik.", .. ‘ 0 10 ; ggliit 03" 1 i 41 0 14 todyvcia 90 4 1 4,Ar ly t tisk, with , 1%4 ‘ reope r sf 41 tP. °1 y vitt r Pti ;.* i %or 1 10! 44 1 rA. t ,Afrogl iuill ' e• m. 9, , 14 , p•rrevero th"Sthef 'bald exi!iis, iirAtNitifros fir! MP. ilirosst at. the ivegt Jo l'attef,, to pa h a area 7° 1 4.0' 6 cis 4.14 bi Firakiifve itiOVE III" the ei ttet Protesting Clergy.tbrisigitetst 'Oft ,ii tirlia and Ferns, atsert, sell is t i Isit&alras sidle rhonksji•S•A's! , )4%01 itrirsilt Aim ,to def. ; liver the..pomx. "Oil !sea,' el d if,eessapiister : 4, PPP!! , tt :poet • Fr. ilsr)* !I PbasTER lina". , , . • ~. - - ~.., I ` .. , ,i{,* a . :• „ ri, , tOr Mehl? gli Sept. I tle2. .5,,, ~ s T i. hossisiif,gy, faamte,eittce of information that we did)? *tel . 's's,* AA', silml to find that Lobster{ .1 ••••104firrespr, Bet. perhaps. we ought sot to wossiret shie e !rhos we consider how wide the esits'elcing spits?" hes arced. We shall he glad to hear from this Lobster again, ad wish to know particularly, whether there he differest ressissli the Lobster race. Naturalists tell us, that there is a sovereign to each nation of 'has' j; and. we ourselves know, that every Riokers 41S,:itS esyseriors ad infe riors, and ,thai there is a re. ( a i _riooling of the docks, whis b are drawn up is c r i b fur that par. pose, on the downs and oti* epe n t:klacie. We should like very much to know bow itlfeiltb Lobster.. SWAMI INTEMITIVNIZ. DCA 1.. Seer. 24.—Arrived and sailed for the river the Harcourt. Wilson, from De ; the Bro thers. Jefferson. from Jamaica; the Vibrlia, Hodgson, from Jamaica; the Simon Taylor. Mirk, from Jamaica; the Caledonia, Ihsket, from Cope Coast Castle ; anti several more heasersvd-bound vessel+, particulars not known.—Came down from the river the Hugh Craw. ford,. Wilms. fer..Yalparaiso ; and meanie with the outwara-bound, as per last.-1141f-past six, p.m —The Danish frigate and brig of war that passed the hock of the Goodwin Seeds on Sunday noon, lore op and came to an sixtieth; the Dacons.—Wind variable. Poaramasuest, Sem 24.—`Sailed his Majestv's ship Alagater, fit tha Rot Indies; the Cam/lion aid Ore. clan on a cruise.—Wind W.S.W. PLTMOUTU, Seer. 23.—Arrived the New Orleans, IVjlkinsoo, from London, for Madeira.—Wiad East. leoLatooTe, 23.—Arrived the Trio. Barfield, from Trieste, le 75 days, for Lonticio.—Wied East. llfhwrov, Seer. 23.—Arrited the James. guicithil, from Davis's Straits, with fear linisvAA tees; the Red wood, from Davis's Straits, pamedArsalso same day for Londen. . . 6IONTIIOII. Seer. 21.--Arrived the Elise Swell. Birnie, from Davis's Straits, with eight Ash, 110 tons nil. . • szyEag GALES AT THE ORKNEYS. Estriet ettilltwe from the Agent to Lloyds at Kirk wall. &Jeff. inlepteasher :-- • " The Elisabeth from Greenland has bees g ot oil cad laid on the beech, and with a slight repair, will be able to proceed on her voyage to the morning of the 13. h instant, the Elisa Murdock of and for Sligo from Christi LI, was streck with a sea, Whlch'clitied away her toasts and every part of W l ifging. * a$ th e wreck bas.been towed in here. e tram atiWe. • atract Eta letter from the Agent to Lloyds at isliiiihaelolieed'Sept. it —" This morning' the sloops Movatt; William, Kilday; Rubino, Sin. Atli; 'did Nancy, Petrie, of Kirkwall, were driven dh.hdre la the Bay of thterswick, the we former r ill be. wrecked, the others, it is expected, will•bo t pith not: damage.' The weather hai 'kit ie hicommonfy vette,' and vessels to the' weitatarditis bared have dati,rafi.lnueb... • Lloydile Widelifill,Asted Sept. 1-I.—" On the sgbt of thel lilt hoe morning of the 14th lost, we earrieaced a hirrican, whoa six vessels were dtiven io aborkla this Bay, and three of them wrecked, most et them Aststog vomit. The St. Peter, Randberg, of 'so front l i diltibierj '4O Liverpool, was one of the vessels lletnel oa slinett't bat, she has been got off, *Moat may damage, owing to the condoned isiolesce of Oil ieeltiloir. We have not heard of the lads of ibitatorieli . difilitessabire, bat l fear it keit have Alia "Weed.' "-4""s•-••••- • sir " " lag. .1 Ur. ,✓ ~,..yJ++. ' 4 011 6 1aLsadVirums 0 rospoomeo . 4i ' pi , •- . ~,,, oirmipli-ts, „iv! l. .., ~,, 1A.,. , - tl4 EMBIII son walk esto sabwitheillestrisaw4 0'• - 1 • .11%10 Manor gliveited Irehrithegbitj•doweiliirtgopid.' 25 Natalie* touk pi itehe 01414ba1l hero or Pity lest.. Ogaden !,Pilittsfikkitilgaii i iiipirir 8 Ilf to Pr.u.Sl la it,as the .44i ' t0M i O rl i # ka. Mtwara etthe pi' • L. b , ' to-;, OVA , Wm. Ateetheiltoi Sob. Osoo 41bildambill Chair: atiallboreittmeedirstobaroeitay., did dowses tproilail.* ell throughout 1 . sad the company parted 4 0-1 life Inv. initaally'grattied.ribti highly pleaded With - the prooeidings. The foihroisvg i a agst other totals as/ stealimeats were jamb Apr *NO With throe times three : ..10,1(lbis Mogi aatloag maw he live anti . reiga over a flee nod h . oppyotople."—" The Duke of Clarence and' Site nave —" it Doke ef York end the arm v."--" The Doke Oldlossest.and mons to the eau* , of civil and religierts liberty au over the world."—" The Homo of H . and Pot its .Priacee never forget the prim 4" *llicb Ph* Ikea the Dritiela throne." Mf. fOrosasox, la a seat, and appropriate .;week died:; '1 rd rens II: a :eat,: %. : • "The health of our woetity. hilt/VIC and lodepenti: adtmenaber, Mr. Hume, emicalany thanks to him for Me public ssoricap." .• ... • - • ) • Mr. Hugs was highly sensible of the kind manner 1 hytelefeh the meeting had received the toast from the oisair:—lt is now fottears iloceirelis4itated his pia. Arles, and pledged to tem the et;iieee lie I oteriled to fob low lo parliament.; and nothing coald afford him, or any pablic man, more satisfaction than to find his constitto ents, after the lapse of that time, approving of his eea dect. Hewn sattifieritket tit •pa rt isii ty rtfisitt tate shim e n • . _ . had much Overvalued lilsexeirions. :Ile had lasen. ss . they knew, fram'youth, 'employment for his eon purposes to acquire a competency ; arid he had only continued the same exertions for the public. U the kind of members of which the House of Contrisoos. con were eternitsol, It would bort:mod that a large proportion of them were men of fortune advanced in Ilfe, or cadets of neffole families, andlittle accustomed to laborious acquirements ; or men of business, occu pied most of their time with their own affairs, and without time to devote to the public service in tho way the extensive and complicated affairs of the state required. What could be expected if the electors sent such Members to Parliament? The state of these kingdoms was an unnatural one ; and however well it might work for the few, it could not bnt prove prejudicial to the mass of tie community. With plenty of the producer of the land, and with oi liest every advantage which s country could have I. awake its public contented and happy, the people of Oa united kingdom were complaining of oppression. liscessive taxa iou weighed down the iiidestry, and cramped the removes of the country. -le was the want of a wholesome cheek sad coatron I in Parliament that bad boss the nose of all our elitism; and, in his opiate.. tore could bass effismaal relief:but a reform is Par Hamlet Webs Wont he bad stated. The Howse of Carmen@ has bun, mud sow is g d by an sa da* and ageonstitatioaal batettee. contrary to the in. tent ions op boa e wire effected the revalidi es oil 688. Self 'Merest and aggrattdi testae were the offset and cause of that Influence: and the heat ureic* to the commenity and to the cause of reform, is so taro away the muss of supplying them. His whole labotweitail been directed to effect that object—to lop off all useless expenditure, and to reduce unnecessary establishments. Ile re quested them to accept his thanks for their attention now, and for meeting him here; sad assured them of his aoxiety to merit, by Ms sontiened 'unions, their good opinion rut applause.) The Honourable William Mettle, the Member for the County, and many thanks to him for Ma attentioo to Montrose"' After Mr. Mums had expressed his acknowre s k meats, for the mark of approbation conferred vet) biui, the health of Provost Burnes, and that of; t(ip late Provost, Mr. Barclay, were proposed, when theft gentlemen severally returned thanks. In the coarse of the evening, Bailie Clark, Provost Gibson, and Mr. Barclay again addressed the meeting, and the follow ing toasts were drank:— "The independence of South America." s , "A speedy amelioration of the state of Ireland." May the Greeks soon triumph over their Opprehlsii, and may the coalition formed against liberty Walsers be speedily dissolved." " The butte of Hamilton, and may all the Puma* low his examide." "The immortal memory of Mr. Fox" was (lest% ks silence. " May the Greek nations soon have the powerful pig. Section of the British Government, as they alreadi bade the generous sympathy of the British people." A number of usher touts were given, atidneensal speeches delivered. for which we cannot find' reilaued .•••••••...N..... . . ~ •r TRESINTATION OF • PIE(' OF PLATO, The piece of plate to lifr. Hume, subscribed for in tits pildry, trades, awl other inhabitants of the bo roughs of Arbroath, Brechin, and Montrose, arrived is Arbroath on- Friday week, and during Saturday stood in the Trader-lfall for the inspection of the public. The inscription is, " Presented to Joseph , Hume, Esq. M.P. by the incorporations of Guild. Trades, and other inhabitants of the boroughs of Arbroath, Brechio and Montrose, in testimony of their gratitude for rind admiration of his services as their representatiet in Parliament. They reflect with pride that he has ap peared conspicuous amongst the advocates of civil and religions liberty, unrivalled in his veal tad ,assiduity io mploring the abuses and profasioa of o wasteful expenditure, and the seedy and coosisteut friend of Parliamentary Reform " Monday being the day appointed foe;prempting tbe plate, a considerable assemblage of well•dressed pro. plc attended in tits Trade' Hall, to witness the team many. About 2 o'clock. Mr. Hume, accompanied by the Honourable William Maul* mad Sit James Cat. negie of Soothesk, entered, escorted by a deputation isva rash of the trades, with *heirless. Depots-, dram from Deethin and Moatrose liken Ise attended,. The procession having reached the upper esd.of the IJril,Mr, W. Bower, the Hess of Guild for Arbroath, es.ku had the bosom of being appointed to present gig phut, on addressing Mr. Home, expressed himself. * p e as others, iodic following terms (Embossing fela duty, so flattering to my own feelings. pet mit,use, io lise name of year constituents, to say. that dosing the oven•fel period you have representesl them, they hare mesteatlyob,served your name its pro lspaottrable lie. s oo lg sp who, aobiaued by party,A anointed by cor , siphon, bars elegantly silvimata,il Os came of civi OLD DAUXY.—Tnts Meartisa. Jotep4 Redman: a young man of genteel appear aoce, was 18404 . f or assaulting W. Brown on the. King's highway, aid taking from his person a 0)141 watch, his propeety. After the prosecutor Lad given his evidence, it ayrarcd that a man of the name of Greenwood. who iced beau tried and acquitted on sm other charge of the same nature during the present Session, was so like the prisoner in size, dress and co Ipur of hair. that strong doubte,irere entertained as to the fact of the prisoner behalf Ite thief.—Green. wood, who is detained in Newgate. on &Bethel:charge, was sent for; anti placed by the side of the prisoner, and, by request of Sir. ANDREWS, they were desired to pitt on their hats; when the resensblaime was so great, go to excite a murmur of surprise throughout the Court. On the part of Retinas. its alibi was clearly proved respectable witnesses, 11114 the Jury expressing themselves perfectly satisfied of his innocence, return.. #4.4 verdiot aceigillagly• a • ft liam. Greenwood, l pod pra be aroremon ms'', was Atetkplaced at the Dar, on as indictee's% charging bins srith Violently assaulting Wm. Cattle, on the King's Atlihway. and taking fiats his person a docket hook. soptaliing two one pound Hank of England notes; 5 sovereigue and some silver coin his property. This case wu clearly proved against him, and theJuty rebutted a verdict of Runty, Death. The Recommit in his addries to the prisoner said it was a cruel robbery, and etinited hitu to prepare for the worst. •I • ')tin quantity of fruit produced is Dander mark., shirsoeood almost simpasisa credibility. On Friday week upwards of be w loads were brought to town fives dm llamas ,la bet, apples are selling as sheep., if iista kiespoz. shoo pmts •' One fellow was hawl-! isg thin OPTIMM I Ier Nolitergito at " Thred hawbsoi too Uppity!". som M /tut relights, libarty. Among tie nrgiresseentives of this nation, yes linen stood unrivallitd. in seal amli+g stilliify in elpooint the abnies etas eipealitttre w ieli it neerwlinhisisit the moot ry. Asa OM' all, *eV _ . _ hare obtervid you the Steady ind Shyest fir that Jost cad nbikstialy reprtleittatiod of the people withodt whicH lib' nation can bi Italy:float, and no 'ikdpik tralylitippy ; to the want di 11 hbelViLls nation bwes ail its bails, and without which; telltale abirnarettr Arcept this pier; which Previte! 11th Bathe of thettirbeAegistßeretighs, hat& while:Wet/cis Oar fiat bditY Kelt tribute it r' Ri itifil' petrel.; let. ibirOide 4ObieUtaiddia of Itating•OVerred it" ' • .' '• 'in rePly,Alr.lletitadliserard;thitlithontis he had fhb Cortese tO waist MN qualificatioa persevering iri 4ifitry—whielsonabted bins to appear ha some reipecib conspiracies ,Kpiiif . .titM4k were • riflery •Meditrers who're Datum werentry Whined% is the . minerfry fists, whosi settlers were equaftrisefol hfe Owl. He thee expatiated at considerable lengtb Oa the nieeislty of econemy; retrenchmeat,aad reform; andpinelged bhp= self to continue the firm and newreatted advocate of these measures. boring Mr. Raines Spaeth, he wad fregaestly.,intiwtopted by luta ptisiditi (An the se ( moo . To , : 4F , • • •"" r" Itnialiidteti Vs the rititchwinet of tse-sittai• Mr. fhtiliniefi the town, in eempany with Me. and Sir Janies Carnegie. COTWISTEIIi HALL—The Hits it illeci workmen ; and the works preparatory to the building of the ne*Conece, are 'sky - prommdlng. Prom as estimate of the probable espwase of erecting these Courts, by Mr. Sean., the Architect, it appears, that the expense of the works contemplated, exclusive of warming the different emirs, and also the fittings td the different Courts, anti the appendages thereto, will *mown to about one handfed thousand pounds. From the cumnsencetneat of the work to the rompletio* thereof, will require thee , . yeses, and the e*pchelltvell each yeat wonld, it is presnroed, he nearly the lame. The following is a curious and foolish team's', .4 the alarm of the French !wilier, respecting the popular mind, apd its sensitiieness to any thing like satire or tidictile of ariatrocracy. The comedy of Jot* Doll was asnounced„ about a week since, by the English players in Piri.. It was thought too seartdaloss that profligacy 'sod knavery should be made the character; istic of she rich and great : virtue, honesty, and rind.. pentlence that of the poor, oo the stage ; and accord= ingly the Prefect of Police addressed the following lee vitation to the Manager : • . .. " Ste—l am informed that the piece called stoats 8.14 *0 represented this evening by the Reglfsh players Milli* yeer managntneet, is a gross farce, and might pro• lase bad effects. I invite you, in conseqesuce, to change theepesfersimace, and substitute a less indecent piece. ...1, / . , . Receive, Ike. •• " The Prefect of Police, U. Ds LA*6l5." We lee happy to learn from a correspondent of 11 morning paper, in contradiction to the reports rela. hoe to the iequiries received by Major Macleod, feed the epsettieg of the " Tally-11o" Woolwich Coach' that the Major is gradually recovering frees the ed. feels of his severe aceideart that the few rentalnisig iniiisinigiii - s'iiits received injury on that 'edition; are nearly well tliktl that the coachman, to whose, as *6 stated toonifter the accident, no Ideate whatever Ts attributable, and who also received considerable in jary, is ne* sefficiently recovered to these his - or= diming dottier). .1 Monday evening, shout sic o'clock, a rnelatielielly occurtente took Otte in the Broadway, Westrainstit. Two females were killed. The hoose.of Mr. FDA, i grocer, in the Broadway, was about to undergo a re pas in front, and fur that purpose, scaffolds were erected. There were two hires scaffold poles mere than were necessary, and Mr. al asters, jun. the &wash er, said that they should not he sent home, bathe %redid have them lashed to the poles already Mtg. Btr. Masters ordered the men to place them .by the girls of the scaffolding, and himself went up to the tee fold, to tie them with ropes; whilst to oloieg the ropes slipped mad he fell baikwar‘le. sail elarrewlyeecared lis4ef precipitated to the ground adtheing dashed to !ii. The memest the ropes gate hay, 'the poles g e n. and, Mrs. Bishop., a tuprried womap fit edvaneed k . pregaaney, Mid Miss AWridge, OM daughter of Ikea, a plumber is Deere-street. Weetleiester, who were passing by.crerre both strnek by the poles. They fell upon the• reeled in a state of insensibility; both "idly lnjared about the head and bark. They were conveyed to the Westminster infirmary. 'One of them died the moment site arrived, and the.other soon after. wards. Several persons pamieg at the moment very serroWly wailed. Miss Aldridge Was a very inter. estieg yowl woman. Mrs. Bishop has•left ore 'bite s and her hu.bantl, on besting of heectrait. Was in a state of iucopoolable grief.-The in§tlqt'isktf . sit this . ..... day., • . ,- A coenetryisaaliont to alter his coa4itioal, appear ed last week lefteite a kliggistesste to swear the affidavit required by, the New Alattisge Act. 'when, on its be-. leg read twhito; 0 coosplaided that be didn't under stand 11. , l elitteilbO.l' Stitid . lit.". Calif; his ~. worship, who was a l pf tsaaalouAlt*ti-tith.tesise , -r" Spt.underr stand it 3 why. yes ass- he litile.a fool.'! ' " No. I be'ot guise,'.' saisi.konest Clied , depdit, A` bat. if be row near one." ' ~ , ' •-. "*.% • ~ The gels) cep, salute}, tit 100 . g uji,peas:which was *n for at the late . Nerthaniptou *toe's, sad supposed to; hare bets stole. en its way . trays Leation. wad seems, i DIA lerieSti r . pet into :s Mersheineecoseb4aull. has three 'been d4tlvertilt.- • . ' I .i• ' .101 , '' 4 ' . Po4 l Ca**4l4iti t tOtirilsl i O rtivits 4.4 r , grata siotto o bloasday , and aft.:th a rdemsed ilde damming wisevert4lack, yet piiiamblesesples of New Wheateold ow a% Iktood terwit bib Nat day; bet esit • no_ bp y' l that of lag};'' 's ' rotatlr.•thb pe a, ~, . .wferrse•ltllbi:quits Oa suiliai:Pi s ." iiit fir The Inferior qualities.--Newilverley seems thilitsili at Moe. Oar. qint.tationt.—Oies ate istiser in regime; 7= H / Ise fresh Coen; Whit* told free at Mood 'll In Beane anti Pfill Ayrtit SO alteinsieete . • ' 1 :''',.• '-t. .. WA TSA MU; !MOAT:I4'4ST. t kr11 1 4101,135. bid) St Id ark $ pnet vteitannesceetroist bik i ni, at th'• Battey Craie, whieb.;otay' lee considered Uskistl pri kale to a tented etteration of the embargo. :)F4toe4sy eennint 10 6iliiol were weighed is the °Ambit; with out bossis67 l .tg hiserchint in the trade: 111Psilitai 1 fee best quality/6..., w hiet`li,r*. peirsiwi:biti rk► tion front th e pr ' Stloe inlii.iPae-10 1 6,1P$ tiltiP , tie supra*, i• : mak tastkvjace. ... .‘„ .., , i