The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-14 00:00:00

emownemo. • r ..0. , simmitio iirtiedilvopoit a,./onspaw,” ,, • •• , • ' lOW ef lair *eta 4. 14 4. 111 9 4 . • ...Awleed hon. ea lloiday sh i p moo., Cartels W. SinltiosOftla 1, 4 p agers :—Mrs. Sage, cad • WI Wee . Nit' mid Naas ; oh. soel'hirs. Samoan, then OW. *oh and me womb; Miss Wane I Me,lev el the 14th Sediment 1111 espial! Davie. nibs WA Seim felonry: 'The shove slip has a ears hlient—LOYY teeffe.esteelvOtasi,t' 1,494 n om; 693 of saltpiire a • 40044 4 to« , thesis e( lobos ; IS bake orsallhor ; i i cAle; Ugliest. of pm t Sff Amite WV bale, of hides; 158 bags of poppers. OS tire; II ebeeti•of Mag.; di chee s e; • -tales of bider ; 10 eases of Mot ; eking - Neu, ihrmr.l3..lleiled this neoroiog Vow Selipn Dodgems. for Jamaica: Arrivals. I. 6 .ir s iMaess. from Ditto, sad reunite is she,umalas Min, Poem from geobee.addLlY. posousewomlinz.l3.--ArtivediteGano. s ' from Akin he hoodoo: manner( m spas epss, isesdailotitistewwliimis., d a ps from rensilallionds , &Ned from lit New Sena %Pablo*. Yoono, _Chemplia. t ilres m i lsoloperifla.kwitainsheel PostiOns Mhllloal hi the g ala, lessepesOfer.4lwir; his •Illejestes josalierekimmil=.4or4 lisps; soul Magasea t o leP routerret. Sett. It fee Ada.. g a eLlitespooollfinal li L $ • •••( fammawaillsam,l94.strriOnboltbe•port. Mot liars riet.fsrOpeeto; Blealarim. Smith. heslatienior. SaiMa thefsapoddltleollawalea. atoll IMO* ili y e. A obasertsand. hollinfmarospiebet amindroosola fresedonlimposibildbmtllont,. this liirpatesoil Wadisbeisollholl AMR t. he; sat li gh ei g s mo l m n t==. Oa" stew cadentgellaw freer had L , !. • •:!.. • mil=Emeteet t•I: 0 .7. ...Ili if. The Doh of IhmAr olden her 4 4 TbastliYll.olo lll *if liler,hhie - ,r 1 v?" 11 11* so. -:;• n , •,./1 • 4 1 4; . 21,4 . Lhl tgOit ga T IWO4 I t it 4 ;i . . _l4triti EI.MEETrOiIIitr_CIINNEEIPEO•I n de r•-t of ; lehiseinry ammo to. halm Olt' thot111414; 800 iholitelhatilartacceeth allisqua ofintibodeery to tbh . Post of 'lll , o s l , ittlit of Stlfellf Affeini.—(Costfier) , I • Vu Sodustead that Lord rive;44 l ,)Doopigbam lan Anion ladellsite leave of ahormiciano his Majesty, and Nil shortly quit England - to mho a ton of tint tootisent. It le case tint blot' .Lip inroads elating all the Courts of Riritspe %dirge bit 'Mom; an to perm. with diligence ind,kelif twee diplowiatk nadirs ee which he first 'stored wills attached to, Sir Clarks Stnast4 Sonhotoorid Owls, L A. Ode metre worst bee am been. deteemboied•inliner any official metier, bat has purely pitmen"' aildrobeetreetiott for objert. It• weinW, its Mr' Opinint.'hi hazardous tO pionosore ti coniecteef With the Marquess of Co. eyegione's retries and prailpitate minims from Elio lough to Irelemi, whatever. moty,lo qsged to that effect. The Marchioness of Coardipitam is said to regret eseeedisey a measure widierdepeives her sea el the anorak!' of s anion !IMMO stoat Cost. --(Afereing CArostiek.) We moderatos& that lb} semis Of tbe establish neiirroi — eliciireironitSrestemptioa of ttie Lied Taz. during the last lb years. exceeds, by shoot a thos. sin ponds altar. tire prone& of the Laud Tax orali by Smut. Title is the way that the taxes obis.) • • ' • . The Courier bat • Coatt,ipt . otipe pejo to inform ibe world, that his Majesty entertain on,infinite respect for the memory of the Stains. ..4 always makes bra aserable mention of •the Chevalier, reborn he desig nates as oaforteuste. So far, fatleed, dna he carry these sentiments, as to he ambitions of posseeelog. as holy relics. arty articles that beloaged to the Pretender.' We are told, that be evei,iptiouted a desire to have tie Chevalier's dirk, but that the wish was not com plied with by the Gestientast Who had the meals of gratifying it; his Majesty on, however, blessed with • knife, fork, and spoon, presented by an old Jacobite Lady, who compaesionated his disappointment. While we Wooer this respect for the unfortunate, we caonot hat repress a hope. that it may lire rise to grave re, &chew is the Royal breast. an that when lament ing the fate of tile exiled family, hie Majesty will not foil to ponder on the cause of their misfortenes, to Wu% of the errors to which he owes his Theme. A roeureata Stuart would be a most wholesome moaitor to the King • f ogland. A more instructive page io history ca.aot be submitted to the Royal eye, than the dynasty of the Stuarts—it presents a grand lesson, tend we would say *peter*. retook MEW, wereetwiliwriss. NOIMICE, • SEPT. 13.-0. Monday last brat stone of the new Shire hall, about to be erected in the garden on the Nortb-east side of the Castle.hill, was laid by Jeremiah Ives, Esq. assisted is the ceremony by the Pro. vinrial Grand bodge of Mason is Norfolk. Ws find that the proposed cheap in the interest al lowed on aernents by the Rankers in this city and enmity, from 3to 21 per rout. per annum, will take place on the first of nett October. Stuns OP THE Tutu. —e ra the Jrorreiek Mercury of this week, the advertisements of sale,. by Attain, of Fannie, Stock and implements, wimpy more than ha lf of the paper. The number of those advertise- EWEN exceed. 112, and that of Perms to let, (beside* those advertised to he sold) amounts to 22. Late lepers recciv. d from Rio de Janeiro state that a frigate, a sloop of war, and several transports, bail sailed on the 14th July for Bahia. They contained 30t1seamen, 300 soldiers, ands great number of officers. and would be a most important reinforcement to the Constitutional army. A Portuguese frigate sailed from Lisbon about the middle of June, with four trans ports, e , -ntaining about 700 men. for the same desti nation, to assist the Royal troops. These ad ships wonld probably meet off Bahia, and at preempt there are strong grounds to fear that very unplessaat PEENtillily have been the consequent. It must. bitt erer, be satisfactory to know, that a French Boost battle ship has generously offered Protection to British stir:lees and to British property. which at Bahia amounts to little shoe: of half a million sterling. The feelings of Englishme n will, no doubt. be somewhat bort by the reflection that British commerce Is at present pro wl." in every gorier of the globe by the French and American navies. The buildings to the north-West of 1•1114011 an is treariag so rapidly, that one of the Water Compaales hare it is contemplation to dig a reservoir at the top of the bill whieb adjoins Priminesobill, med which is valid Blood-hill. ..... , • isitioti atakriVl4olol4ll. fPiviiiiillsvailsot do% IssidetliWs iii 'Maim eel sboosider 4 Plastioslrtleies. ' bliimihiseep or , . 'Ally so awe thae. P the "leftism wasp p!iso ( AP ftlits4. btii natal esitiOAAMlAllalllikl ts la on the hAdliiillidriesillogil43l. lll .o o l l _ o ' . Namortis:..:.:rMl4 4ffledhessrettge) th*llollll. 0 the neonsman PPP ..sladuriebilmeetanliem fee feed's,* rilic•PiltPWlll /notice. inni i hp ceitequence has bars the anistatitammi if tk above to abo moue to Lincole Casth he . 161 at the 1 'next bashes. 7 . he person committed, i e in esquire, 1 , grtrttindidliralififitsnaddi and a web lin e t r amaine n tita i yin one Witte ;indices/hos on Sunday morn ! ' : Womsderstand. that, be had apartments ah:Oeini.' t eased 'Sea during the hat kin!intsa•-ew"?. - , i 4 " -..' I s'. 1 We are informed that it it Out tree as has beim Wl evied, levied, Atli the Bishop of. Peterimtiiiiib Ilan i. sk 'dein/fish Arqueellent, or a. ) , :r is . eor...Kattiverii ;Nerk.y !..? ~ • , . r•: 4,.., , d, 1A . 111 . 1 . 11.b Li •••• r .: . . If thilkiithiattre ti .0 , 0414..41416 , 4 1 vim* -! - . , • • ~ . .1i et, ball if( ll' osnitiriptilletilli' Waists** eilfiliorl they'hatfniirifinbe'llitaitetebseinidet it ' ttatvelitad lot been a iiieddiiir; or any banal pihlisbid In' chiral . at Miesfield,'slece the Aet took piaci, - a' eis4 tumstathe without s precedent in that encodes lad populons patisli..Nottiegiewe Review.) '' ''• A respectable-looking yolk men,', aseeinpniesi bb an interritieg young woman (his litended bride) at tended the 'other day before the Magistrates- at Lem beth-street PoliceOffire, to Maki the aflidavits peels serf Nadel' the late' 'Art; - Pinnate tei their anion. After the parties underwent the necessary examine tion, and Were administered the oath, the certificate received the signature Olds Warship. and was handed t• them, the person tendering it at the same time de• mending two shillings, being the office fees, but nei ther could master this spm. They consequently left the office without the ailidavit, and we were informed. that the young woman, wita was possessed of some property, eloped with aaather IMO the sane night, and that the di.appoisted strain ausavtrf M . commie yet 40,40. - 1... • - -- r.--- , . •• • na t a UTOW Po Liek.-011 'lliatiat - Mary 'illieseor HeneeforJ, a married woutatiotilik"iiiiir thee Vs, preferred a einem agettretiiriehirfavait;llllVMHllliw of Met of his hariog attempted to rob her on the New Soya*, and which charge was dismissed by the Bench as utterly groundless, sow appeared before the Beech under circumstances equally suspicious. She stated that, on her coming oat of the theatre on the evening of Friday serinight. she was followed by three young men, who, in Dorset-gardens, seized her, pigged hire mouth, and forced her to proceed to Re gent-.treed ; here she effected her escape from them ; het the these men pursued, and overtook her in Jubl led-iireet they began to use violence, and she cried cut " bleeder." Mr. Harker, a baker, residing in Regent-street, alarmed by the cry. left his bed, and with Meetly, a watchman, proceeded to the spot. and saw one of the mite lift most Indelicate situation with Mrs. Henceford; the tallow., however, succeeded is making their escape, though actively pursued.— A person, of the name of Thomas Jenkins. who bad been apprehended oe suspicion of being con cerned in this affair, was exonerated from the charge by the evidence of the woman.—Os Thursday hire. Heiceford, for the third time, within the last two Illestbt, appeared before the Beach; is this instance, she was the defendant, one of the night watchmen having found her. near the Regent Hotel, at a late hour, on Monday night, fighting with soother woman being at the time in a state of intoxication.— The Chairman committed this profligate woman to the House of Correction for four weeks. On the sentence being pronounced, Mrs. Henceford made a most fervent appeal to the Bench for mercy. lint the Magistrates did not happen to be in a melting mood.—[At this sitting, two respectable persons appeared before the Bench, and , declared themselves to be the fathers of the two boys, who were last week fully committed, for stealing a watch from Mr. Bates, chemist, of this town. These unfortunate youths I;41, without just caner, left their homer, and turreted the resolution of committing some act, by which they might get transported to Botany Bay. It was, with this view, that they robbed Mr. Bates. Brown and Smith are not their real names. The Bench advised that a statement of this extraordinary ease should be laid before the Judge at the time of their trial.) Oa Wednesday Inst. s meg man of the name of Field, was committed to Femora; liridewell, far threatening to shoot Mr. Clarke, of Boguor..— Jealousy is said to have been the cause. A Barrister was committed to Lewes gaol. by J. M. Cripps, Esq. on Saturday last. on a charge of an as sault upon a resident Gentleman of Rottingdean. It appeared the ruling passion had led the man of law foto a breach of the peace, he was admitted to bail. Mr. Kean has been prevented from completing his engagement at our Theatre, by an attack of i adisposi don, co s evere as to call for the attendance of two of our most eminent I'hysicisas. He has been in danger. and is still unable to leave his bed.—(Glasgow Cowries.) A curious circumstance has occurred respecting the cup, which was run for on Wednesday at Northampton races. The book-keeper belonging to the night coach. which brought the cup from town, has been in the habit of taking the parcels to his house, the Ake Not being open at the time of arrival. He had takes some baskets of Ash, and the box contaleing the cup, on Tuesday night to his hinge as anal; but upon searchingfar it seat morning. it could not be found, nor has-alear been heard of. Some strangers of sospielows treheamde arrived by the coach as the come time, an on is *le arrival at Northampton.—(o4soesstry &P aid.) r . , _il'V) 4444414 a '......41110e=u0t ad aesawarketis=tlTWllllt tie lateeesarsow es a Valli sea_ . - WNW to &head Avert asset nottaram• • wee* several teams's tke isdletawit, amyl's AL* , ettl. ettingt, • • TY, eliewassaasee 0 Sbe ease. s dilly saw la selfisseekapreatisi se beelesee. • The ittleser . PPP' 1 Referees. who:ls • qrfll49 a • cisaaervlsal Obi ot ip tw o r ei lt Pea' '4 ealal4l-46 as ae al 41 / 1 ' Cee r rbf row 4=2 l Jr . Tr ribli t4hd pi tr • set • 1114141111IMPAAN 1 ii. 4 do ball %raftiry did , per to a , a4= P s ir reelri_ . , I isderse h. T he "vat splareleer la Qi • . .of .IDopt. Stacey, was atter. .e - wite•batelett. • ..r. wabassta et tlweitar foe tles itrefrb t lasseare.. Isy• several steel - 01. 140 •10 ° P" .1 . ;le! Mid liffett nOwdltiale' ad Vies the' bill - to hie asel -it froth him • ifterweedvaffell pewlestlie, media the-bast NMI —....fenemliimemookmehe paid the hill.thsWet. TA my% this ittAnoiet theirisoner called emu who had isstmlema hit *meat. This ma. positively , awes` that he ow 'man wh• called himself Riegersoo,lstieno Ace bill at a paliTlC•bouse. I. Lamb's . CondoltAtrail.-i? The siltation Se etosi-et &Wash** provserleated ashy tiseh, sad atmerpeed to guns. hismalf.by saying elf et halved on* *fine been is a Court of Justice. 44•40; ' hovo that his demibter ever lived wick. the priest's*. a t a• The prosecutor being recalled, deoied,,tkat he rill !Mshems at the public-souse in queetion,, •• r. Justice BSI? summed ap the evideet4 witTtrddiF Wetness; and the Joel, after a short Wald a verdict of OniftyDestb.)tif, ncideir; i m ' • = . tett e , Welts% week mmoamed ,the intended visit eftbkl it•yhl kighaess . the Dube of Sorer .to NoWelthei Obey. mid enefadalgedwamehtes iwthe hope: that* It hamar Nottleghiter wide &Mos.. lops. Melitiieve,. will he isallsed: It Mongols is emfisiblie ilal; and this distiernished? andtPateiotic.Persemago OS Meet with that hearty. gaseriods, aid mshasiestie e•Wien, which is 'as •elearieseristie of she " Met of 'Weitleghem."—(Nottiagham Review.) • . . While Sir. Tieroey. the M. Pluses, was drltiag gig on Teeeday aftermos; the horse took fright asd ran away. remise Srae thet Pavilion:mail ; Mr. T. might hold of the Palisades at the top of -41, had *Wird from hie poellmwsiltation. The horserirssed his course. sad woe mopped any tha %elle Tamer.. *iekhent delag shy ether mischief that breaking. the 'hafts of the mblete.e..-(BrigAton Herald-) Outt of the army emObes reusing between this .elite and the momspells broke dowel en Monday last wit In two miles if Crawley, by .the bmakieg of the hsie-tree, hat did hot overturn. •The passeagere 14. hp somber. ...aped 'abort, and proceeded ea fuut to eterwlty, :where they wit. eastveyed to tows in fear ipset-chsairs. Tble chsearastane• prose the *merle ; dry of tgke - eaftety eowebea. which are now &latest gr. nevalli.eirqdtsWewthis road.—(Thid) According to some late statistical retort*, the inha bited booms of It neland. Scotland, and Water, are about 2,438,0 ; and the uninhabited somewhat above 80,000. The total of the houses of Dublis is said to be !tOOO. Of them only about 16,000 pay local taxes. and fully 4,000 are to be let every day is the year. 'lt apprais, then. that of all the hooves threugh Ant Brest Britain, only about one is every thirty, is Itteoccopied ; while is ti's wretched sad still decaying ;sisitropalle of Ireland, there ism be found oar in vit. If the ottinbabited houses of Great Britain were is mammoth, in proportion, as those of MOND. they would atheist Se 403,0J0, instead of 80,000 -t-and if we are to take Deistic as a criterionof the von4ition of Ireland there are, in proportion. flee dines the number anoccepied residences in this couetry that exist in Meat BMA*, notwithatanding •the boase room re qtlred for our 71 millions of isbabitante.—(Dallie Harald )- A Correspondent wishes it to brimstones' in the listl if fiord Castlereagli's claims on the gratitude sod re spect of his country, that, notwithstanding the rears' Mods increase of oar population, the " Merchants mad Traders" of Dahlia were mere numerous by 300 is. 1727 thesis 18211—(Aid.) There is at Chilgrove, near Chichester, at this tins*: a covey of partridges. and a guinea raw! &moralized With them. his presumed that a guinea hen most• hive deposited as egg in the partridge's nest. • ' In Newark market, on Wednesday lut, apples were In such plenty, that they mid as law as threeptermi? per peck, sad I parcels were bought by the bud. Potatoes likewise sold at twopeace per peck. kleacaftvism beztAtuamcs.--tin the beginning of this week the demand for sugars wasexceedingly dull, bet lately there has bees an improvement in their va lue of about Is. per cwt. and nearly 3.300 hogsheads tam Imes sold. Coffee is very doll; fine quality is tearer, and consequently dear, which prevents the dealers from purchasing beyond their immediate can. sumptiott. In Blum very few sales have been effected. In consequence of the bad news from the fisheries as: Breealand and is Devis'e Straits, Fish Oil of film qa* lity is wort% : 1 .81. to 2131. a ton. V Accu ninon.-:-From The Sierra Leone Royal Ga zette of July 6 :—" It is with mach satisfaction that we are enabled to state,that the meritorious exertions of our Medical Officers to establish the vaccine disease in this colony, have at length proved successful. In the month of April last, Dr. Barry, Surgeon to the Forces, was for. tunate enough to introduce the disease amongst some of the children is this town; and by the speedy extension of vaccination, the progress of the smallpox, which had at that period commeoced its ravages in several of the Negro villages, sad particularly at 'fasting., has b•ea- happily arrested. Since the introduction of the row cine disease, upwards of two thousand persons have been vaccinated within the Peninsula. Lymph has been sent to the Isles de lA's. the thimble 4041 this tielal Coast, and means taken to Induce the natives of the interior to partake of its advantages. The redo lent di , thick Goil„ bat completely disappeared, sot as instant' of its occorrence having latterly come within our knowledge. It is remarkable, that, for several year' pass,altiemigh every peculation bad been repeatedly used for 94, safe cutworm* 0 the vaeolso emitter from Raglan Sothis coast, It Istatisbly felled Inidl delpreseut intuit*. _ . _ e - ;... h .-- se a ; .....w -• - i - i; ~...d . ... ..... IMMO sis l=4=Wl ..7 ll . lpl' ai i ; r e - i ii i iii- i i-A-4 0 -4- s ii i - jot, Repro 1 -: =hags of ./feeeld.);_, _. • , vr . 1... y i". i)eff , n•rt .1. nbtei,d li --, / 0 :ii 4 1 04 , 4 ft, kw th a t hiOdhi ii 2 1 •0 011 4, - ";- 10 Thfeiperbitiktoormikpßefellie lot ~ .. .eaze ti o;eia:sit emati eetioss. se rt ne le I ' O, c " i tfil=lir e i=f li tVi r ' let iodide s. boo of we tilt traiiiMid 11., • '" ' w - tit hiss a bask pest 11111. be IN., U hoes, rif lac ;9c- ironic. t . ‘ i i• the „, ffiki ~ . t' - ...A... • -• 's wrest. bet.aoi iedesesil bV if . liallf• 11 " ilev. Mr. or he Wet Ont. " - -emir afterward* eelholiste4helsoi f • ChM. eftlifige., .Pleelest's wale theiperisitedift '—". se Pringle hoeigiiieo pad . smog J • lik, % 4' w skeeter. with the Iwo .ccf lIM l ic_. lll;t n be vir riate. . " Igl9di ' WI * fibicimei " e ' Comill "!"— sr. . is . A ir ; - llw "•"forPellifilt‘fliell 17 ' 4 " 1/ ..______" .l4lt- 'Tieke of gelicesile; lib toreasltted to U '!' arci k' be Bill. or authorised *arm lid le la Or awls*. by gig R. N Ihßt., charged with an • • • err who herd to a styli of Ores* I wirm.g.„. ,_ leen; fie the. tity was iimselthod I , .street. aillier the rogamell of apt Gs IN glum' isiaan WS. gidgig4iiigagigsiggoidgeor • , ' " wards diseovered sad . 4ipcdsoodel ef oible.hicsi of Liw...on,. railagirillterigiliplilsorquare .• .••' a. . This was the wabsteeshof cheese Be MO Shirt iiiii - gi a iiiimegicagra . . jwit, i ,s, , Aiggii;ig was . . ~ 8401" *... mu l"I tiltlck4ootle.. bp.elci: Alders's, .r breaths", J ...;• etiek,r• whisk WWI ired..bi 1h 1t t r `cr.A.,....' .... r,..' *VOW, Of 01•41141111. joisitg, charier! Oh ,tbo si . . bit they weeks)" itetettled. • ,•••wrz•„_ --- A leo .- very woo mats throned the dreamt taste of a The passim in likiefeetee, set """", ""'"'''. _ 4 .,= 11101 , frieifiestnbrie:liteided fur the vitet it Odor , ocreet bittliiirzer, lls Wad irit / I " iso l ge r I': "I"" ,bariiitileadratliqi. aoVadilrreatat a limpets/Me. fall"Plitet. Mid it beak trees' h • . "V° Ne teallidlebbillik '44 • the Dohs of Ifeieciaotte, • ilia veedyiedwiesil b r the prodeetrtiv.l 14ii•1•..._ ..• ..,„_. ..- Vessel iseelhoeseerboe tic* seem of the eserareia. few ebilitaiiimiitui•lPisibeerlitt "": 4 "• ^ 1111 ",` alsotemilso far Authorise . the, toteoeses •of TO pert this sestesseet thsriao 4- V . ...gll 5 . . • 't • ,,, .': • 1 " I. :- LICH — 113/11) . tat./..-nierr. AC ...• 111:10111,110111im lad fieneMennt'slir ne "Mho En WM . farlilli. c•Allsisittlayen dd . .. ' ••.:' .1 I lb. sb. g. eteemb. 4 yrs* .. .; • Welr t =t a ttg a .. l" Kaa ll oWlyae "eer e s l4 " .. ':: :: :11 - Ira. tie ne too apt sthirebne 4 • o meit sew Ire. , - regfkthe,lsitel tie I—II 1 ern leerfre-3to ' % volt I • C 'get . beds Masi ,; ' 10 . 4 ;,_tfai•tawki'a'ritionpuye br . late ' Ole idrref 141/4 -Wt.—Mrs/Me! Oni.theivemile ti ~, „. ~,. ~. 4/ , t 7 ..ses• s •ii ..kiNAIIIIIIINAkiIs icashollissw•id .. i Pr. Illoorn letta4l.Wieftes,Syrnieli .s so, •, • •d. 3 • a l e r t. .Mr. Nyan j a bras. ilitili-ited 400 old .. •; • .••_.; g Whiz& dot stemhesnil. y roe bye: I . ltrigib f —Te- • ribtemelte..4l9 As sinn—and 3to age i • 1.-stlt - were dencrp. ft..,. '"''7l=isl l / 4 113' asSISt.II. .. me% add.* ellniblerlnestsedlige aid. 7 47111;t1;5r Y'slianitL 4 Yrs ell i. a • .V 6 -4 .. l 4 4•AVAlseno's eh. I *oft ' .4 ik .. .. S. Zrlieb..f. bit Robes' ... ..• :., . .. * ;I:y.oi► ~..‘ . ~,,• •... ~.. .. :: AI, i ..: 7444.1 . t i i;; ,_,, k " - . i 91001, _ .. • • •... 7" - J .. t i tail spt,rus... - .. : : .. :. , . : *4. . r vr 1ii.11,0 ,„,• .- : 7 -444 7- • . , „ . . net fles Sok ,lacie s t %lOW. Betroth. fi va64, -- pp r ,beteretti l e S i at •Lo i aosit Oohed °If": ailtorweel t• IreSjirsis ;- iria• contested ram, aml *u . ens by - All panne EPS emseiderable diflcaltY.. Putaun Ptessru&s,—. l l wldl* reibili. named Wily ein t Op &deemed Ake of seteell•eight years, tea. ,sell} a:vlllsge is Westniorelswi• • • •ll I shit to her snook nit taut •of the King's NO oiblit-liOuse. Is Xstefteltl. TbeslistariM is one lielidtsir aibl,eiglity wi)esi Which she twefeereed es foot in Pi. 6 ,t 11 ; NAM. as average of 35 mike pr day t engem* sif"Mrillifth rarely ,to be met wills . in a, et,* ni o ft‘i dlelOed to Years.. , .• • ,,i . _ ~ • Pabiteletilkism. , -7-00ndar last. the Wi le s '• . . trials aiderwek, tee a !raker ot 101. tonerfoeee:l miles is twenty stmeessim hews, whirls he ref° . ..0 ,a piste of,grotiml In the garden of.a publie.hfespeA Vne chemise, le 2b minutes less than the gives tie,. ... ..„,, .. T . •SiMeorlir . , T. Chatters... Esq. of South SemSeimllo,l3,i4 , i; i.c 'celestite, bad this year three siselimnfliftiol, eleimems Illeilice etetiehred the extreorollearY•tvellgisiell allomillest/ fete pAnds; • • ..•,. .114. II , (~:lasil44o eedeetne4 16 hest tbatthiffpidi 114f,'W4llIf" wee, (Mal it the Oleg! of Eagle, mit this city. Sing' .M bush eradicited; but ii now equally alarming in 4411' 11 ✓idjeising village of Bassitighatit ; five persons in 'lSbel's latter place have fallen victims to it, hall others are ag reeing dreadfully.--(Liscofe Paper.) An unfortunate oecorreoce toek place at Clistitteriet on Monday night last. The bon. Mr. Strung,- ways, brother to 14td Ilchester. at present on a mil at the Castle, rom up in his sleep, and opening floe window, leaped .dowe, a height of nearly thirty fent . ' from th e ground. We are happy to add, that tfiongt the gentleman is ly contused, there is no &pyre- ' benison of more serious consequences.--(Enniskilles Chronicle.) As inquest Ina held by Thomas lever. Esq.coroner, .. on the body of John No ylan, en Monday morning., Neylatt; his two sisters, a moo and daughter. and. a • hey . ' near I years old. lived at &afield. On :retiring to rest on Thursday night, they lees*** ileled•lisc • on the floor. which accidentally took Ire daring tlas• night. end they seem awoke at three 0%194 in the morning by the flames getting to the thatch. Thu deceased forced open the door, and be barely anteeeded in saving his danghter, and sister, the latter of whont was much burned, when the roof tell in. One of NeYlao's sisters escaped without much lojary,• bet - the two boys were burned to ashes. Sunday •evenleg they were brought in here, presenting a melancholy appear.' ann. and after their being conveyed to a lud6ing aid eminence gives them, the poor man soon after ex pired. The weals* is In a bad state, bet the child ie . expected to recover. They are sew In the County 11. spitsl.—(Regis Chronicle.) Execirrtoxs.—On Satarolay last, Ifillialn Cozlero, aged 30, who bad been found guilty at the late Assizes for bring one of those concerotol nab flto” in the eb &teflon of Miss Wald, was exrcated at • Gallowe.grtert. Fitz:nastier. otherwise Captain Rock, who had pleaded.' guilty on the trial, was to have suffered with Costello, hut he was respited the evening before. Costello, who had been convicted principally on the testimony f Mr. timid, continued to the last to declare lots Innocence, not only of the above crime, but of any connection with, or any other outrage committed by, this Whitebore. The history he gave of his misfortnae to persona • who conversed with him in the liaol provions to going oat to execution, was this—he WAS a relative of Brown's. and was workman to him for live yars, up to Sep tember, IS2I ; he then left Ilion for the purpose of assisting Isis brother whose wife then died, leavini a large family. Ilethencontinue•l in the practice of habits of iuolustry, and, as he deci.ored on the seatfohl, knew nothing of Miss Gool.l's abduction till the morning after. Ile slept, he declared, on that night, and it was endeavoured to be estatolished on the tri.l, with his brother; and Flattest:rite, who pleaded guilty. frequently since was heard to derleri the innocence of this in:ferule:de man. Before going oat to execution, he observed to a person in the gaol—" Are not them queer laws that snake a man's life depend on the oath of one witness ?" lie also asked this person whether lie thought there was mach pain ii the punishment lie had to undergo? but being assured there wee not, an tthat it was only instantaneous, it efforded bias great cause:dation. The only thing that he seemed to apprehend was, the first sight of the hangman, and the tying up of his arms: but being reasoned with on these points, he acquiesced in their propriety, and assumed his nasal firmness; and when the executioner came to tie his arm., lie put them so far back that the tightness became extremely painful to him in his progress Sethi gallows. His manner of going to and nt the pietist( elm:glom was such as to awaken the ernpathy and to Melte the astooishment of all, even of those who guarded him, some of whom were observed to shed tears, Ile was firm to the last, and in him was observable that some turning confidence, which could arise from a• other nowt but the innocence er his hem f, and his conscious freedom from the crime for which he soffered. His at tention to the clergymen who accompanied him showeft him to be deeply impressed with feelings of true piety : de died blessing hie prosecutors, amt heirgiog tae prayers of the people. Us was a well-looking young man, with rather a soft and op-n entintefianee, end had nothing slating or determined in his appearance. The crowd which attended- Ilse r V .441 i Ilia was out UalaCfaUS. —(Cork Mercantile Chronicle.) _This lay Thomas Hilpia, Patrick Ilecusgasg, edit:card ifennessy, and Adel/organ, %ate execomd position! to their sensitise,. at the drip in front gf the sew 'L',.. oll ey (hol for the aserdar et James Buckley, gt4owe witness. The them former neknowiedg-o thejnetim el f• sea tdace. bet the lett*? &tiara b. ba4 i. • is &he erime•for which he. oseored.--OfpjHO •* of *why) • , • ' '• •• -.••-• ii. 'e . .. I I , • ... . A . 4 Crki . , Peril ,111ra; •Slr; '.. 1