The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-14 00:00:00

--- w - - 7 1- - ,r, 7sW "."" )fil i r CA_ Q.ILCSL,. /tivvoi l cvk-' za , ' L LONDON, SATURDAY 'EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1822. ALBION FIRE Aso LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, New Batous•a Enipo erred hy Art of Parliament. CAPI CAL--Ons ;MILLION. INSURANCES falling rise at I HIIIITAIAS will es sire. unless resumed wlthin fifteen days (rem that period. The Company's Ruts sed Conditions are of the most rea sonable deserirlon ; no Charge is made for Fire Policies we the Premium exceeds. bs.; so Admission Fine I. g lieried on Life Insurance; a liberal Comadssino Is allowed t, s o licitors. and others, who effect Life Inisrattess ; and Wry facility is %Carded by which the letifilit aid tonve- MOM ofilly public say s be pre aintid. •• 7' " • "'WS WIMPS, Swetery. .„ . 614 54LUEL WableAEll elegens hoses. 0 opposite Coadalttateco. Importer of Fonsia‘Wtoss. Amiss rscrot;y Perebaied an Eitensiv• STOCK of OLD WINES, et!ected hods lilt lewd approved Vintsjet, soNeite so Nobility and Gentry to inspect them. wlitels..lor Omar My. Quality, sod Price, he flatters histself ha 4811 14 a 'lndy 'Per Dos. v t id. Aso Old llermitago(thd growth of St. George) ..• CerimmiOtd Hoek (Vintage. 1811) • • •. • ...JOS Chino-Kline (Sarkliog and Crimmins) 'Sts. to la . line Old Part Unttprapson and Croft's ShiPpl ng). • a Sir Wm. Ora Gordon's , higidy esteemed Moterlos ' 45 -Hosea Sow riot Pole Sherri Crusted Port (2 Years IR lotd.) 3 , • 40 Anerlfss (from the fine Rook Grape).. • P , 1111- 48 'Elit'frietta Madeira .. • ••:r : PO A 7:04 pf 'very 014 rieet.To4l• Madeira.. . • Co oleo and tilaskey'e it tale C*oo WWI at yet. poi "erg 41 th..i sritieba 4.11r#011. teal st : tfolter.Dosen. • 11 • j ••,1 Nis .op,rie for Carriase.mitills 10 miles, of Loa me Cauerfy Orders punctually' iiDatcted 't,, etictbillte a Oast for Parltent. A 14(' - iff6r7llSfr • • ' • ' ..ST. sT4Atiill.: • !.s. 0818111.-CB 4OB i echN I , l4 l 4Taz t a ! PA FeII44I4AP irilltitANWArto • T.P4 41/ 1 4. 6 .. 51 1 riik,.*At94 4 le t tOr r sc U tigW il sw (Mll •••• 01;71 . • . 1%6 . 118541 158,11, - vti '.lotrt, td.tvrtai/ageti, ! .. larasift - • tit aid Goap l ort . ).4l. throsotisD;oo l nst. PO-.1 , and Portion. 'grimy Nrrning at a mustier past 7. , '1 ail 3at half-past's. Salle erPild 1 1 / 4 4itt'satts 101 1 tits hhaof Wlglet. to isa•vey passolsoan WINS t mut 4 : Ilea gave silts od I.7s.inbegtorn tlargiOpplytsi. P44 8 4 1 1; 1 Eseiviirei.te. • ' • 01/Wasver Malt. throartellentrAamitalle Caraita every Evening at a quartet pea 7. and Ettedstiskifil 4 _ ev.usearai posit At l ieltiOugh EP nit, ...... ....mead, Chador...., _.e . T+ badly, Thurs day, and Saturday Mottdage at IS. ' ' I"' Ottioroulor New Photitelsek des ChamMon. through . Wyromaks . to Oxford, Chiltes.ballt. Beeefeßis CF martligl . 6 ' Tomb,. Ross, Swansea. &e. every day at I. !holey Coach. through Ms etteri MlMMeoll rittli Itesdav excepted. , .• lto,. , r '-,,t.:..1., • ~, . 4 .1. , Ltstiebaopten. Arundel, itirdepr Thursday, !ad Me reSeturday - . • Margete, Revesgate, Dec, t Light Post Coaches, every Momdesphad 'EMIRS. ii, Oxford Light Peet Coach, through Healey, le: ovary Horsing at 7. •Pertelleitth New and Riligint Light Potteessin the Re- Oster to awry °sly Fear Inside, tbroogis Kinistaa, Guitar:rd. Peterodeld, sad Portsea, every, Morning at 8. York. Newcastle. and Edinburgh Ceddhiis; 'sled w all Peres of the North, every Tileraleg.st a'maarter•bliere 9. Mascheater, Lancaster, &soda, Roalsdale,Neddersfisld, Bradford, Leeds. Halifax, Rotherham, S r and Nor! wick Coaches, daily. Waillugford and Wants,* Coach. thronith Maidenhead, Nettlehed, and Harwell, Tuesday , Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at S. Oodalming and Guildford Telegraph Comb, through Klegstos, Ditton. Cobham, and Ripley. an hisalley. , Wed' . eteaday. sod Friday Mornings at Id ; timid's," at .. 7„ and re. 119_0 to Lomirsa the same day. , .., 111hfbereeth • and Swindon four inside stisishilkiesgh Alabosra. Reading, Lambourn,Purton,Lydington, Powsey' • =hes Blase t, Etaxasbury, Hungerford, Newbury sad • VARRIPIRE—To Twickenhite, Brentford, Mad isiewevik Niro% Mendey, Wednesday, Prides'. sad Saturday. RAWLS sod Co. Proprietors. ~ Seat and PaMtages are safely . aid e xpeditiously con. m this INN to every City : Tetra, Village, and Seat tithe followlog C,ogatiesolls.:-- • Seeks. Hereford. • . &army. /WO. Gloucester, - Sews, • Corneal!, Rent. ' Wilts, Devon,. Oxford. • • Wbreester, Dorset, Hants, Somerset. North Wales. : I All Parts of the isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey. and all Parts of France. and to all parts of the North. , I Neat Port-Chaises, be. at the shortest natter. ".• Take Notice, that no Package, containing glass, chins. , • awls... plate, cash• or hank-notes. however small the value, will he accounted for, if lost or damaged ; nor any other parent or passenger's luggage, amine than U. value, unless spsdt.d as sash laws delivered at the °Mee, and paid for accordingly. By his Majesty's Royal Leiters Ppetets-,-LEAKE'S Pilule Salutaria, justly famed for curing. in all ha Stages, a Certain Disease. One small Pill is a Dose ; and the taking of cote box, in a recent case, will noon convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he bettor contrived. more safe, or more convenient than this remedy, fur such as are obliged to go journles or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet: and 60 years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that It will effect a Cure, when repeated erevstion and all oilier methods stall nothing. For the Se a my and other ehronieal disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Lip wards of 41 1 .10111 i persons.mr both sexes, have bees. yadieally owed of the above cruel disorders, within the last eight yews. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors. T. TAY- Lea and SON. Stargeons. • st their house, No. 9, New Bride.- erect, in boxes of only 2s. 911. e-rli, duty included. N.R. Two bark doors sad heists in the passages at night. Tney are she sold by their, eppointreent, with copious directions. at Mr. Mephora's Toy-shop, 1011. Oxford-street ; Mr. Dig borough's, 7. Fish-street Hill, nearly oppositethe Mona men!: at Mr. Raster's. Edinburgh ; Mr. Newerery 'a, D biro : and by one person in every considerable Town in (treat Rrits:n and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons !skier the above. or other of the Proprietors medicines.— Gimes and seminal weakeessos cured, and letters, post-paid, *.• **red. • Sec the pabllshed list, by the Royal College of London. `~ _ dIINPIONMPIP, In royal tiro. eztiA THE TOURNAMENT ; or, Days or.Cldiralty : Illustrated by 94 141,1y-eoloored engraving. Printed for W. Sues, Bookseller SO H. R. H. too Dui* of York. I, St. Jaines'irstrest. • WELSH I. 1 - ft — e, -- BATOR.E. TWs r ig published. is threat vols. aro: U. 1 i.. ed. bds. riIHE LA MIRO ngtroN.. illestratite of the Tilstory and Antiquities of Wales. end SOON espe ,elkily a the giant Manias of Welsh Literature. of Which it comprises inaniinterestleg translations, both Ilk prosy and verse, never bare published. • To the admirers of Cumbrian and Celtic lore, MI wort presents attractlODS, boas NI ell asik*lty and rosiest; teennlinw where to be found. • • , London : Printed for W. ilintpittn and R. Mardi f r i etoos :Sta --. stoners ' Kull Court, Ledgate-Strret; and John ins. North Bridge-street. ri dinburgh. to tbs-pies.; and speedlly ( wiLl pab'ished. in one vol. 9vo. .Thw.cateltrian Plutarch. _8y'3.71, Parry. Esq. At Dv:vont) Roost, nest HutiomersAns'.lfirlitillaL • . . TO $k SOLD BY, AUCTIOX.,-,- ~. L Ily "WM. • DAYIE, ' On Thif peemtlei; on Mom, cr.. tha.l6th day of Thealliell; ! IBM; vow& Our following .days, Thursday ateeptadto iGS . eleven, i LL e , yylitilits iIIpSEHOLD FLIRNITUIit isol iftlLLAfto' TABLE, LlgtEtAkt of B ; lirayngst will era - the statutes It large. slaty trIIL4, ' ana minty ialuab e' :Law Books • fateyisloPedla on Bietlonlirtr. Raisonn6 des Beleaces, der Arts , el des Mi . - Beres. in 28 volt, folio, veldt nagentlfts t Hely Bible, I volt. folio, wOh l Outet the Caltsviasililpoutl Ca Typographisflo elatatas,col233maxty. Ike. fa ; a few eagraaipEs, inch* llj; A Pdrtritt brikti 'With' uhtett, Bart. trim' a 'plctorst hateileduilhoelskl huOirhumiassre So - the Towne.. Two ea habits wall .lasual. BP*, tall **LB mei old. by Ceillife tha awipatra, and Miss Plato 1; all 0;117 Irralfirllbielr, belittling four' Althirclet • -4' haft II- Ito, Ur/giro' park ~fxoriptise tr ie 4 rs• dentine. and r e.f -' glass, I 1 ungerfortitive Cetairia. 1 i oadior.: CalrorlinittMigh ; place of sale obill ,st ilvd ' a . e 44 meSr's, •0 ... . ry. -...-i. - " i NO. Ilk ONO ACRE DS TUE SHOP lic . ..r To runtime via • ; MIRY. BEST AI I D wanArgicr CARPETS .AND ,•• L I „O,VPAPII-4%LOTlill IN t.ospoN. . ~..t THE'Proprieter of this Old E•tablisbounsk hags ' . to mill the Attention of his Filen& the Pabile, who are abontrure4hlng or eitportlhg. to the unusual Low Price that,lie , has redne.4 his' very Keperior Manufactured stock of goods. to ,sod feels congdent that, upon Inspection, every Article will hilly entiver the Description given. The vary best !Audi:inaid, Briissele Car- a. ii. a. d. petlag, fro. - • par yard 29t0 4 9 1 Excelleot Venetian dive 1 6to 4 4 • Ktdderatinster Carpeting, at ill prises. ' '. ; ' Well seasoned Floor-clethi, properly Ittatl • alown.front - 9 3to 4 6 Hearth Bugs, from - - - ft 0 *itch. Druireta 'end Wise Wool Rags of every Colour for Draw ' Snit Roman or Carriages. .Table Covers, Tri,velUnff Baits. &c. RI CHEAPER•THAN EVER. •A great Variety of Capital Matting. from 6d. per Yard. ! Penerna sant to the Coeotry. and A liberal price given for Old Carpets in exchange. Full measure and - Civil Shopmen. N.B. No connexion with any new . houses that are opened for the pittlpose of puling of inferior 'goads to deceive the ~R14}06. WENTY-FIVE per CdNT. SAVI VG in T I'LRM RN's CLOTH ES.—J. 41,13RRT, iVuol tsn-draper. Tailor and Habit-maker, 47, Fisk-street-hill, I mien doors from the Miiuntent, most respectfully ac *Sint, the Nobility and Gentlemen of Fashion, that lie asanufactures every description of woollen geode. warrant ed LA point of fashion, quality, kc. equal to any hawse at to west ea of the toxin. He entreats a comparison. which will at once convince the cyst credulous that at no house of character in tat asebvistift tan they be served upon suds "tor terms as at 47, Fioll-stkeet-litU. The extravagant skarge of those las are necessitated to take and give long Credit has bees the subject of roinplaint,liir many years.— J. ALIICRT. conducting his bullies, upon a ready stoney principle, is enabled to sellfor less wanes than other horses purchase 'their goods for. Gentlemen's elegant superfine Saxony wool black or blue coats, made in the first style, front 31. Ss. to Si. ISs. ; gentlemen's super ditto; Vs. to 4f4s. ; double milled kersepnere breeches, from les. to M.; black and buff kersegrnere Waistcoats. from 10e. to 14e. ; fancy woisteoats, new patterns. from 7s. to 12s. ; fasktott. able trorsrrs, from itis. to Vs. ; ladiei and gestic:ilex's box coats, with capes, 21. las. to St.; a mit of plain 41. A large and fashionable assortment of gentlemen's land bogs' clothes of every description constantly on sale, at J. Albert's, 47, Fisk-strcet-kill. Army, Navy. India Contpaity's Ojicers, and Merchants orders executed with desfrotrii, and a liberal discount for ready modes. Boat, riding. or deicing etiaks, and bet coats in great carlety.-.47, t'lsh DIARY FOR THE. ENSUINI, 'et r.e.h. WITS TIM TlYtt OF NMI IFVF•10 AT LOPIUOM-Slloolt. Dee. IS, S.—THIRD SUN!). IN ADVENT. High water—moni. 13 in. aft 43; cyan. 29 N. aft. S. 16, M.—O Sap. Cam Term ends Mei wat,r--morn. 42 tn. aft. 3; oven. 68 ta. after S. 17, T.—Orford Term ends. High water—morn, 13 N. aft. 4; even. 32 in. aft. 4. IS, W.—ENIIIIR were. High water—morn. 49 as. aft. 4; even. 7 A. aft. 6. 19, Th.—Mereury rises 38 lc aft. 7 morn. High water .. -more. 2-1 in. aft. 3; even. 43 in. after 5. 20, F.—Sun rises S min. aft. R. High water—atorn. 4 no. after 0; even. 28 m. aft. 0. 21, 5•-BT.THOS. SIIORTEeT DAT. Moos Ilan Q. Y atm High water—Nora. 37 at. alt. 6; rteu. IS td. BA 7. ..,,_._. • • • _7,4e,_-4,M..11.1L_ VI . aIIINCBLI2II . ' COURT, Dec. olitornohlitateotere soireeseet min or TIN COVXI • L ., AND THS BUICK. Mr. W I,wss engaged in arguing s cause' we do n_qii a it necessary to report) whed The Vida 'Chancellor. conceiving that the Connie! did ant apply himself to the only point twice interrupted biro, and directed his attention Upon the last occasion &Ir. Wetherell said. I haye a right to be beard, will be hearti. , • The Vies Chancellor.—l am always desirous !re; but: when yes are beards It is for the Judo that y4ll de not apply your negoments to points which them is no doubt or di ffi culty. Mr. Willierell.— In support of my public character, and for the rake of the privileges of the bar, I come lier my right to be heard, and to state my Hew.. ease, and I will sot submit to boon down, by year near. It lithe unanimous cooplaint of the Bak; year Honour will not permit Counsel to. exercise t right, without winch it is impossible they can do thet. duty to their clients; and petitions are most* complaining that causes hoe not been heard by you Honour. The 3, icellhaneeller.—You do sot address you this subject with yourosual.good sense and gelidness. like dersrement. In order that Counsel may do jusale to their olivine, it is necessary, they should know the real difficulty in the case is, and apply their meets to that point: Mr. Wetherell.—l trust I have dose nothing earn tlanian like; bat I must repeat that I will sot oiling receive my view of the ease from your Honour. I he a right, and'l will not be prevented from exeroisisg to purses icy Uwe of argument which I think -- mid necessary . to the interest of my client. The Vito Chanoellor.-A.I have endeavoured your attention to what I cooed* to he the real , If the case. Hiving do* so, I shall upon this, I` de fiptin very other, permit Gemmel to adept own worse of 'argument. Mr. Wetherell continued his argument to the 'ion, iminterrupted by any remark from the Court. ,COURT OF NINO'S .BENCH, Dec. ACROTD D. This wii en action by die 'plaintiff, who ownevel a certain. house . In St. Clemente e„ Irian she defend sat, one of the contraltos toe tamemi Wane/ear *ewers, .to. root ••r compeosatioal* them:* of bee house, which , had fallen to salmis cern/ ,equine of some OPeraticioitillder the defbadiatil 111 • L, remise, fe4 t 1 repair of t* common sewer Seentlidid lola pampa's , ' awl which-amide* was through the Miemenagoesont or the cayelseenese tlefeedamt.or employed hy .hlm. proceedings in the 'cease **plod the 'to in thlvahhitbeer 'of the evening t ad a -bet - of offseason,* mainkiedme botit'sidee: nelsolo of • the 'vein lea<eeedg. before the peblie • Itessakirle a 1 1,:r ;tit adlifo o 4 Air saffw PX;legs potbiag cisc.nry in t u rose faterestieg towboat loimedkiiffilYihiseisAtee • •• ' It sycloilud that fors-hosseetelemoyhet oe proprieties; bad Eagan at theism. time, asd • sass causes. The mischief was jewelled. is . tiff's part, ea wholly owing to olesnattagemeat leer Of the de:mocks', or thosi employed by Mm. sequence of which the mbfonled into ins. On the delendaot's side it was *mead* houses were so oldartd ruu,oos, Wog built I years since, that they might have very Soot nothieg he ' d hapsieneel to the sewer to requii. bat shirt la ail Aetna they had not faller immediate', .cossespeoce of any Wog that occurred in repairing ' sewer, but from the falling of a stack of c 1.. --- longing.to one of the houses, the danger of observed three weeks before it actually fell, persons employed ander** defendant, and v •to the owner of the hoots- A* which the chi longed ; and Hoag ,this Om* of chimneys hive down in.tieles.s,"llll. 44 . all the danger 'hive been prevented *theater bonito. The LORD Cater JUITICS was of opinion . die given to therift, owning the chimneys, !sufficiently specific and effectual. The *tics lehoold have specified treasonable time for taking rtfre cliintioye, and if the party failed to comply, abs Commissioners of Sewers should have their own authority to have taken doom tt and thereby have prevented the consume** occurred to others. The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiF 3704. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, FRIDAY, 1.11111. TSZ 1111.1TAST. • Thomas Webb, who on Saturday last bad , ,guilty of a gross libel on the Du ke of York Army, was brought up to receive jt.lgnont. a, what he hid to ay in mitigation of punishment The prisoner, who had ev::y „ppemance of • deranged in his mind. entered into ealikelirent tification of what he had dent'. 1k said It must be a vile miscreant, and deserving of ment, even an imprisonment for seven years, bring a charge such as be had preferrr could support it. Ctiaiestax.—Have you any persons to be your good behaviour, after you shall be prison ?—No. 'the Comeau:4 then told him his condt snent showed what the turn of his mind s had been. If any thing could deserve a eel meat than another, it was such an attack as tit upon a quarter, where there was the least groni such an attack. If he had a sound well regulate he ought to feel by this time a full convictit error, and deep contrition for having fallen Bat he had done no such thing. The prism fancied that he could obtain notoriety by ra torhance in the country; yet, although he insignificant individual. he was not on , be pasted over without punishment; for the Mlicblef 'which inch persons could ere. 'W . its so 'ear, to find a mob of mail men read, these, and adopt their wicked serldritiots. this kind had often occurred. The set Court then was, that he should be imprisoi in the House of Correction, and then enter recognisance for his good behaviour. The prisoner again began to talk some nonsense, and was removed from the Cour The Sessions bring concluded, the Chair the 'Jury for their laborious attendance, they were now di.cbarged ; but be must that pursuant to the Art of Parliament sion, which certainly imposed a very Magistrates, that Court would be old' Thursday next, when the Gentlemen of 1 be Tryon red to hr present; but in all prul no business could be .tone. The Sessions were then adjourned to .711eieelaitemstarisawyMall,thesegbageammems, ann..... ~.......,..,____, , muk,Frammetti:, over.y Samuttur, at is ctuurw„plit. 7, and oat qc the dam of thacledietra, and - Miss Pistol; all 0 - 1 • atjt clout S. From Cantertsiry,iwisseagers and Ala' and died Partelfitriftek. bleeding four ' Alders, 1., twit rayed to ri*Uirlitte, EltWildets , Villa-. • sierealk• risks of hajelerdies; dm. kc, .large trait ; , 5. 1 1 14 L'' Arld*or• 1304*. reida 2 a re ~. 4 4 4 . is l'i'lk - i'PiiilTaf *ea iwSlielirtfvot t litw ;Elio , irwitgltr:: i ' • eurseallei4mtie, Hydas. Biedarels, Romney are ;Toyed- . nateat Ifteli Mar Ina. Was ing utensils. a o r'-I •' Ittlifetrdilall. through Carissahen, Liandilo and.Haver= Weti, Ibillo rigdf Wn,gisis PliCthrtr, Esq. anti '1 t o utivry ;tools( at e titter pate t tied Sundays at geoglem, sei fdefiftwd.howee. W the wawa- g o sigmeam... AFTWO thl IFFP!tilf..l,lnth• WilAitigrreots—superb, many; • - 11111disailldsibl Piet IlkisaL taa4Padiainipolklar dasbdo. sidegoard; wl p ss imam agdlampa,*(Purekued at • mile -,t am .c.m, 4M Sitigtrahadt, hi fife ffee aft *of %dial aeries; idiellniusi, •-•,,: 11 i , i v i r ii i mit th asii..( ll JeJa I.° TY: . r , • ' It• 1 * ' ' it'7l. ' • IL - a. , .• , . ... ui Mrs - . a . .• I ..... . . aft .met • . .litallefts ' ;' " IWWitte- 4n the 4- - Malawi. itatos-. 4 teaMli—wrghletet buthemsde. with -items and whit* dimity . - l 'a coach Is deWg iassaMik oda- furniture', with their bedding. , wardrob es . chests of draw- • ; •Yamillos imvalla, (te. Midi lo the eis, dressinu stands add glasses, two stair caseiloeks, glass, 6. - if bah a distinee II toe da*i" • a... ."" • shine, lad QuedmAswata. &a. . . . 'gm POW Cietts• thfeVIONNIIII44I6.IIIIMY The whole may .tw ilea* oil Saturday the Nth day of Ne we mayday., . ~,,,,t 4,1 ~,,,, k •December, fiom eleven mall four, by catalogues. at one , ~itg=• S t u litifordllaai c EP - thilltng eileh. whit% *ill' 'be ready for delivery, five days sem. t... eat , Clanton a , 'T ' , nrs- • lug the amis. lit the Soar inn, Hungerford; Use Crowe, -.--- ---"---`-- "--- , --..t ET- '''' ''''' ' • ' . eodiog:: Castle,:blarllsorough ; place of sale ; and at the ezmal) . . - • - 41/11111111111111we ..._ • Alfore-1C ',- .. * tip 7 , 4, , .... - '. "" t., .. E ... ...1 . r 1 • . . . .. ..t • e „ - 1 ol ,f , L;• : 1 -• ' '` , .; . '' 7 - ~"---,' - . 4 i 4 • ... .. i ' • •7/. . ' CriNiti: C: • 2 • . , el ! \ v • I _ . • as . - • , .. it Id r PRICE SEVEN PENCE. . .1. ---- -- vs J . • 13. WINTER HOME CIRCUIT. —ems-- • OVNINII, CHELMSFORD. Dsci.l2. ~ Biters M A Mr.. ttire lIATLEi. • ' c (which .1. Bishop was indicted under the Statute n Geo, 3. 1 _ _,. _ _ ~ ?. 9. s, I. for catering a close in the parish of Halsted. in in the night time of the 31st of Octob e r , armed o twat, get with si bludgeon, with intent to kill and destroy ion to It. Game. Mr. W ALFORD etsedueted the prosecution , and Mr . ANDREWS the defence. The evidence adduced fo r the ii : rd, and I A . Bto prosecution proved the body of the crime, except as to - 7 ; Igo s ea r totoe the bludg eon, Which according to appearance was not ~ . 1 more than a coursing pole. ... ts about l• I Mr. Justice BATLEY left it 10 the Jary to consider whether the imminent produced answered the descrip- s !banes', ties of a bludgeon, telling Basra unless the instrument •. l contend was properly alweribed, they were boast' to find the tie- ~.. tmef the fendant—Not Guilty. per Ho- The Jury found' the defendant Not Deihl.' ' bier. that There Ms no what In the indictment igillch deeerfbed eel" that the instrument to be as “ offessive weepti," witblts the . . k 410 thr _ . 11. language of Ode :highly penal stattptop The p r ose. 'resealed tutors afterwards preferred another pill , to:the Grand against the Prisoner for thetvery same Offence. properly ) o , y l il• : - _ ~ _ Befete Mr. Baron Brehm. • ruffle"' J. Blake was it:dieted under the late Female; Act, for e ati ."'" e ' being found I A of . close, eased .with e. bln ' sigeoe. with ti t „ : l° r o t to 11,14 e intent ~giew in the_pighs of the first of lk- new " cumber, .• ' . 1 . . t heir aege- Mr. Jzsticireeriefor the proseesitide. The polffrisw • 7 'l .1 ( 1 . " the case was, whether the implement fonnf in the po.- Ift !men' session of the prisoner answehtilitilse.dieletintien gleell= 4 "t n° t° it in the indictment. t. I have The Jury decided, that ii 'veal not i hlailgeo . L n,:nWl "going l i t found the prisoner—Not WHY; ~11 , hie*" tboAltAa t ., ll) : t easeatial oaai tmeal against as many allege* offenders moult, tisis , •„_. dire __ statute, in which the same result followed. ..,_ lir.:t At the rising of the Gwen awilay there were ite'Teri m tut, thin fortyatbree ROW Ira tha t celemlcr. -gunsoltditt tithe I •• i s coonoions w a d . . (dept their ' • . THE EFFienitiir Tilli4AtlillrinititN l CV -. he eileballe. ~ • A .Is,:•.ar-•wire-4.• -..« !ii - e( r .- • • Ow&•: • -. • Dnotaimmo, glee. Li e erig !MIK* thst /pat mo rdh . , bps been tellrfetuoup colt, pod , andfietting p,s- -11 .• tatpes. out of , ground mach re/Orded. Mfg On Tharwras it . I o vas the bled • 1 galifroln the S.W. actompabled by 'mess:int, I . , , .• pi 41 . Win. 'ln thelltrenlog the gale . lammed, and the *irk . r , fo , . •oklesly hashing to the N.W., elperfect hurricane fel- t wim l e t Ipweti. Pia litheltitatalo rue throin ; into the greatest . . ~ a n i n m i. EalttOftnatirtfOßl the appyebenefeb or .their houses wise ii d . faliing an Ifeilfg buVietfit tlle reuse' The night teal I 1 : % o k a y*, dirk iiird still, aid derlhe this metal sisitartben (frets -. api g ; * I * invest° bight o'clock) nothing was lewd boa the Mar' ~ . , lims a rho jog of the wiled, ,this falling of slates mid am awl the hfue*lig ef..flap. Abont nrne the storm subsided. The 1 ;11.1** d ay, damages to be repaired are extensive, - and will fall r i wa ug s „,,,, heavily od Isevbrak whose elweenstaneee emit) able to I , 4, 1 :., --1110 the tale the meow alibis trying mason. We have. sot . il ia; 010 tie heard of any Owe being.lost a theigh some aceidents oc- 11 mom ,. as maned from the tenor and confusion occasioned by this 4 . m o wo b eas calasiity," Ira istunerate the different houses that ant. •• i- , fend s ireMd 'fie we endless . task, bat these which sits- /' ft, faire at 11110110 l tbillrglasser lets tie 11,C. J... Alleges and ' I a t * Mresilaerle' oirotreet. Mr}. Maiming's, fa Palace - 1 * t i sa 0 „ 0 _ street. ant Miss ynnes. Church Lane, the chimney s • • ad. hem peat so y, being blown down, and the roofs almost completely ite- m * hi 0 ,A., strayed. • A stack of chimneys in Alderman Leland 's I , b ot ij ow * haws fell tfiersogh the roof. but was pretested by a 'il n"7; strong be from peeetraeing the ceiling. A similar led tho .1 1, t accident occurred to Mr. •Il'eatta's house on the Mall. it above 141 ) .ofisa hill's house also suffered considerably. The ac- 1 , 00 paw s , if counts from the neighbouring counties Cr. e q uall y dis- a i ralw o r ; messing, and we regret to say that naanye•ewsteeks and g smodlittelp t o hey ricks have bees entirely destroyed. le the de- ** w ow G ia amasses seer this town,. hundreds of trees, that h a d c it il i mai a b e . proudly maintained theta. Mitten for ages, were laid 1 which was prostrate. A melancholy event occurred at the com• . IL by several mencement of the gale at Cingher. A fishing wherry . w a wa „,* being rather late oe t he tide, and apprehending the f 1 i : bi was y: b e . danger, made an unsuccessful effort to gain the bar- . ys bad been hour, and was washed on the rocks and wrecked; den (sever " a m of the crew perished. • - s — One of the many effects produced by the storm is sids 2 t h at d m in _ guile. Tbe'pilots of Baltry carry ibeir boats every , . carved • t • evien gsfeky is! considerably above the high-water mark for , nonce Daring the hurricane some of them were lifted l . „ki ll d.wn ep by the wind, anti dashed to pieces.' Several cabins amp l y . then belonging to thOse meritorious and hardy race of men 00 were stripped. ''' * • -.. ".i. t rlt i ty s , The vassals at our quay fortunately rode out the cos which bad storm in perket-safety. Captain Pollock,. of Mullabard, and family , wer e ,m,....Dowasa, saved from destruction by the interposition of Frani- • . ' dence. About eight o'clock, when the storm was most violent, a large stack of chimneys was blown doses upon I 'l Pac,,P, the roof. which, being lately built, luckily resisted the shock; for had it broken through, the whole of the fa- -1 .•„. lad hems found mily, consisting of thirteen persons. must have ins- Yorks and the vitably perished under the cumbrous ruins; as they tot, and asked were all, at the moment of the crash, assembled at the i i ' shmet t. different fi res immediatel y under, and communicating I : • ranee of being with these chi moies. coherent josti- thaws, Dec. 7.—This city was visited nitli a mos t that any man tremendous storm on Thursday. It commenced ahont • • 'Y of any punish- three o'clock at noon from the west, and, increasing in , era, who should violence , co ntinued with unabated fury until about ten 1 : i red, unless he at nigh t . when there was an apparent calm; but during the remainder of the night it resumed its violence; P . I.i be security for continued , wi t ho ut further interroption, until four i i released from o'clockyesterdayrnorning•Considerabledansagemesthave • been done both on the coast and in the interior. Scare. it • Int at this coo- a house bat has suffered more or less. Among the iti-• and intention juries reported to us, are the following :—lu hlary- • eeeee er punish, street the roofs of several houses fell in, from one of as Inbar' made which a young girl, endeavouring to escape the mitts, :) .; ~.' past ground foe had hirer leg broken. la Fish lane a lions. was blown-' regulated mind, down, and from the tottering walls of many others the . ...... , .. .. . nviction of his inmates were taken out by ladders. The roof of the Olen into it.— City Court-house, over the Grand JP-Ty-room, was eta- Iris vainly tirely stripped. S I thatched cabins •at Tbouinnd• . by raising a din gate, were entirely destroyed. About one hundred i . he was a most weight of lead wire . bt ow n Off the Custom-honse roof, I t that account to sad the fro nt windows shattered. ,The chimneys ot two 1 ' no one knew houses in Ideorge's street and Newenhauestreet fell upon create, when it the roof, and carried dowin two floors in each house; . ready to follow chimneys. withont number In the old town shared a ti- e. Instances of miler fate. The stores and other buildings on the quays sentence of the which were exposed to the bleat aro nearly • without a lotted six months slate. The houses at Ball's.bridge were also much in. • ter into his own jured. No lives have been lost, nor, as far as we have b e en able to learn, have any accidents oft-erred to any me unconnected human bring, save the injury sustained by the young ourt. girl above mentioned, and a poor old 110111.01 of the • laitinan thanked name of Fenrel, who yes bruised by the falling of some ! re, from which bricks in Marv-atm-it l.• Fortunately the shipping In the ' ist inform them, harbour escaped, it being low tide when t he stem yeas a passed last Sea- at its height. I. heavy duty on Caabow , D ec. 9 —On Thursday it blew a . perfect, 4 diged to sit on hurricane from the south-west, and pined incessantly a. • the Jury would during the w hole da y . Several louses were stripped, '.:• obabillty little or sonic chimneys fell, and a n umber of windows Were , broken by the force of the wind. It is supposed that 1: - t Than* nest.. muck injury has been done through the country. ' l i . . li t 'l . .41. _.. r... , B e lt_- LAst tily - oNg• et& J. 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