The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-05 00:00:00

• TIM HAYMARICIIT rinwita The Ahrtiortc/Pige_re was twee& folrwani tkir Tbiatre ee asUirffty MEW sad attracted a very Man- , 041 and tenfectelds aushoses. The Novelty Bed chief sweeties 0 the erodes. was the dnt'sp ssee of Hiss Persm4 who markt her ieetst In the c 0 1 Sesames. As far as es" represestatles enables as to judge, Mks P. appears to possess every qualilicaties le ditessabis to theatrical success. la person she is toll sod well Bads; her countesses' Is agreeable and 111 prwsive. sod her ware possesses extras* power. flodki lity, sad easspass. Nor merit as a singer has keg bees brows sod acknowledged, sod her performs's. in Sesouss 't calculated r elate!' she t. couragasent frosts - . kv chi. sear _ . la -the. abolootioo : Moist Doody. 'Joh* Casio. (AO Rae was acqUittoll os thasnlay, Dr soodohlog the We. 'bititiol of Illobaol Hartnett ; hi treat - by tin Um* of Wild: to Ulu Goolti) Joni Leahy, OM* Leahy, (a Tory opalootfarimor.) Wilgus Doody, Dari 4 Lathy sod Dash!' &Hi. After the orideito had boos p. 5 through. Ai epos and attested the evidence to the Jury. They retired for about sweaty misittos, sad retuned a verdict of Guilty egoism all the rheum. It is the Hos. air. Joins Russell, R.N. who is oboe to lead bliss Coussmaker to the altar, sad am Lord Jolts Russell. The lady is heiress of all the Ds Clif ford estates. A matrimonial autos is about to take plate betwess Lord Mandeville, eldest cos of the Duke of bleaches ter, sad Miss Sparrow, of Haetingdonshire, who is heiress to as estailed estate of twelve thousand pomade per annum. The Royal visit to Ediabsegh. it appears, is of great advantage to the heights of the thimble is the northern metropolis, in consequence of the Magis trates lecomusesding the male inhabitants to appear in a 'Worm of blue and doff "So great," says the Edinburgh Weekly Journal, " is the demand for tailors it pretest, that although 300 names were regis tered at the house of call of men oat of employees& yesterday Week, not • band could be ;smeared as Thursday last, only three days thereafter." A public dinner was given, as proposed, at Bir mingham, en Slonday last. to Mr. Wouler, on ogee s/ea of his liberation, which was very numerously and respectably attended; Sir Charles Wolsely in the Chair ; and on Tuesday, it appears from the Birming ham chroniek, a peiee of plate (value 35g5.) was pre seoted to Mr. Wooler, by his friends io that town. On Saturday night, about ten o'clock, a fire broke oat in the house of Mr. Johnson, corn chandler and •Agent fur the County Fire Office, Alfred-plaae, Leo 'don-road, near the Elephant and Castle. The semis (ration was fortunately restrained within the pee. mists in which it originated; bat the whole interim of the building was reduced to ruins. The fire was. we understand, occasiosed by a boy going carelessly with a lighted candle into a cellar, where there was s' quantity of straw. Another new Comet. very small and usdeficed, with. oat a tall, has been discovered at the Observatories of Paris and Marseilles, July 20th and 0 6th. This is the second since last May: it is in the constellation Ce phis.. A_mslancholy accident is mentioned in letters from. Valparaiso, by which six officers of the Franklin, 74, them lying off that port, lost their lives on the 19th of March last. They had left the ship, with three sailors, and a midshipman, in the morning, is one of her boats, with the design of visiting Qnintera, a small town to the northward of Valparaiso, belonging so Lott! Coch rane. Qn nearing the shore, they found. a high reef 'roiling, and attempting to pass through it, in order to Reis the anal landing place, the boat was upset and the whale party thrown into the an.; the midshipsuas and ose of the sailors were the only persons who escaped. Os the istelligenee of this distressing event reaching thi Franklin, her flee was displayed at - half-mast, a when .of respect which was adlipted by Sir T. Hardy.. in the Creole, by the Chaim squadron, and by all the vessels in port. - AIL 1211 ow* Dailp—Tuesday, the 13th of This Mouth, the Lottery finishes.—The Wheel still con4ins Two Wand . Prises of 3 . 0,000 L. Cowls, aid various other 'p r ises, all of which must must be drawn that Day.—A few warrantwl undrawn Tickets and Shares are yet on a l, at Brie's Offices. A Cornbill. sod 9.C:twin-Cross. A quantity of new ossuseel. was exposed for sesta is fiAlsbergh market ow Tuesday—the earliest ?Nate% A A that description woe ramagberad. Smarms itiaLudvics. iDIMBURGIII RACIS.-1621. Nee tils Paw witness Le • IVDSDAY. SvaT S. • TYltiMite at Me. gives by tits City of Scilabergit, woe sei S tia Was by Mr. Saird's br. e. no Pirate. A is of I stwerelps's each (8 sabseribers) witb * added by the racing fend, for all ages, vu me MM! Sir D. kloaerlars b... Corolla.. WIDNIIIDAY. A 'Sweepstakes of legs eat& (8 sebralbers) p. p. for itle. of an as ages, v woo to a easter by Mr. E. Qsar istte. e. by May Day. -44 4 Nikkliq ' S Plate , . given to the City of TAM -40,1 an - by Mr. Reshtos's b. b. Sir Anson I. - We. Modes. W.l. tar woe by Hr. Rubtsies embeertbers) for who sod I'm els. e. by Stamford. Sovereign., for oil ape. Warlock. —Totivay, Jinx 30. sobserlptioft of lOgs sub, woo by Sir T. fitooky's bead.-6 to ft cgs& To • for oohs sod =Arts b. c. Balaout.—(BSob- (/ seism:l4lms) for filisio - Lord Stazifffdl S. Sir T. fliViim's As. v. • • lop seh (I) saltosibers) for till r H. Monads* ch. ta. Dow. of favoarits. W sin of die asoblos be... *AL • (7 saitssri=dill Sod byaorif b. a. y Aril Piwort'a IN. tar* 'OP. mock (4 sabasetions win I Stanfords Qnsdiathes• \?VIPAY, AUUT t. berms, Ite. o'll ages, was 'let's Centaur. each (4 erbeivilmons) WII Spi Lord Kgromost's h. Miss. ABItONAUTS. or earonwan.) . to lay the following eonentanication ►ofore the -e as we were going to Ave. 2, IBM 2 O'CLOCK. amide/able smogs\ . with lees psis. sad apes favourable state. Mr. Gress is ,dee few rM id.; bat is still reseals. io s press tlemetailleles." 41 ..••• i , 4itlissubage V. Isom by smother assonot, that Ur. aditb. eseesdrol with Dlr. Green, is proprietor d tee Chronicle. Mot., Ana. 3.—Arrived and sailed for the river, the Men, Slade. from •Jamaica; Leaden, Turner, from Ditto; Narcissus. Calder, from Oporto. Came down frees the river and saile d Venus, Ramsey, for Que bec; Pomona, Gray, for France; Canaries, Ono, packet, Pattereon, for Genoa; Siren, Coffin, for the Sundt Seas, the latter remains in the Down. Sailed the Ann and Amelia, Short, for Calcutta. 4th. Varia ble. Rends in the Downs, the Syron, Coffin, his Ma jetty's ship Severn; also the Diligence and Swift, E. I. pilot yachts.—Wind N. W. Ponnatoora, Ana. 3.—Sailed the Thames, Havieide for Bengal and China; Sir Edward Paget, Grady. to; Board I Creole, Cutesweeth, for Pernambuco; Mary, Richardson, for Maracaibo; Comet,M'Pherson, for Quo bee.—Wind S. W. PLurotra'n, Ave. 3.—Arrived the Eagle, Pratt, from St. John's, N. B. Paned off the Port, the Repot, Clarke, for St. John's,N.B.forGendon. Sailed the Tom 04d..Roneo, for Gibraltar; Dart, Selley, for New fatted land.—Wlnil N.B. FALMOUTH, Auw. 3.—Sailed the Success, tillicrap, for St. John's, N. S. and Stammer Packet for Lisboa.— tt led S. bona Kama tare actrowmogea, am ea r •m5.m.........- ,„.. M . . ... m . .... descousa was mail calculated to sampan th e reputation "l u rlyW e ' t ea tat ; o t to*. r i m which she had previously acquired. The elweelsg se- by,* far a ir sin , vs , vas •by bi couragemeat with which an English siblimme always Thom. greets the first appearature of a yew primmer. was on , • TXOB4I/411. 404014 this occasion die with eras HMO ibis its seal gives by th e Right Hon. w cordiality. It had a proper sleet. Mille Paris tit. the ;tee Yoram of all ages, was WI dearly felt animated with a desire hi hie the flattering b. h. , r Th omas. presage which tiro public etheitaktml. sad exhibited A lietesPotekte of Ides sack. (fi Nam throughout the ober perforampos a &gra of comps- amio.....wlte won bi Mfr a• K. °W. SI sire sod aoli.possathea mike orterileed Ilea se ne w to I * 44.9.6 Pm" of PlItY 114 " wows by Sir D. Moomiers b. g. I the *dims /if As stage. Her *peek* Jed with Figaro --op— was km* levered. TM saw work of approbatise ..• Iti g uy sr o ßD mitirma..... .y i wo sessimiellet ft Rid one dimmers." a song of great . 1.. leagtb, slid Ness dithealty elismatlea. bat withal ate • Ilabi Cup. rake by atm saag la web a amlimer as ta imam that Whoa most es. . bees) for all eras woo amain c‘appimem via. tire deep ly limited Meads. of , .• . .-Wea bya bead. -6 t er • her sweat itch lbwomrstates of Ws each, 01 l e*. ti g gfteg fifth. • dearly by Sir W. Wyases b. Lion madly . As as assess!, we are • )ftsbao 8 ago B•lmose. to tweed bei feesesidmithie. 'Mee. We as ems ;.. .1 . Masks* of 110 11 16 ollob o v that • tem. jetigeseet sea seldom be formed from ak , Ift . *saw over tug 4 1 I loot repesseeettios, aid than aewearied application, ..a ... fm7an ages, woo woo e a sy by often pedefel eeporiseee ate maim to form en OCCOIF ! in & -4 i s r O . m„,,,,,1. plisired atm& ,But jadgiag from the qualities, wialifi • • . Va 1148111.44. Nies T. developed is the trip character. in which obi I ty l io p ow s w am of l o gs 000 b we ims yet aypeared. * see mu to atertall a bop, that ei r ,,. ~,,, a ", easy b y Sir H. ban she may hereafter apply that desideratum to the British - V• r - l ikb. w i sing the suvosrus. stage.. a riperior Sieger sad as asserepliebel actress. 1 mese legs. for horses of 1 after this favorable notice we m i f il b o o allowed to • 7 , was won by air . Dales t ear advice. webabeelei esiggeet Pe meow. *easel- •.' : • TR MOAT. idly of immediattely g' .14 . slat. umber*, lif te of 94mt oath. (7 sal Vtalt m il e . we bid oii ,..,ye ,• a ts igbo r way onifette, , -was wee by lir W. Wynae'fl to the 'el' bit II ' aid witleis . ea. .fte al mrial was woe by WO. tasty Isa is tii besides 'if a tritaiteeieei v ieere. ____i 800 iliolMoo of KIP. see ally salitalkti • *wad .Iknow _ pia • Fi. 'Me eddode fee wee by Lord Mute Pars with bis wooed a ty. Jams was U ite the' Coast. aal i llve. Gamic* as the Vesotees displayed pea. . tahhillf illAClfik - S elme, eiderable, Woo. We wish that, Mrs. CIIIATTIOLT MO • est so asabideas of appearieg I. pale attire , la weeita Ladies' Plato. of for ben ferim ever be Sty Lord ggressont'• want her that the character of the Page is .at exactly • . a 6 acTora i gn „, that in which she is seen M moat advantage. The Play ' b y the Tows. was w oe I was glad eat fa repaid** this omelet; mai& the • -ins bests ( die sell no t most aniversal applause. . ' iintIIMPOKTUN ATE 1 . LIMERICK AMUS& -.am- iiiewertow or — 'else *Sow. ' 1(11110e Tee etourreena 1111141 04 11044 last 'this barbarian; lied 'pre-Nolesedy Ay, are tiepin' to be enabled I aaaa , aa as . aI. berried, wt h e b.- e t,. eas , aly satisfactory official soma mewed, all parts of the Caere Ithameiastaassawady 1. 1 4 1 •9 Which we received jest ' Wong filth • peewee 'of Wish* 'dissieetioll. Ma estatfaaed is - until the *Wise tee iellieleteed. • • "'Tree Dist*. FRIDAY, Ago. , . , The sedennestioeed pathos • alai pot to tbe • • , * ' _, lll ._L: (l diag h has Ph" " to the following order, as lite primitive' itropeesespe i' • Jim* his Me" himself will 1.. .L_ .5.. i....:.. . n.nia noddy. Jobs Cones. ftbir otheis is . is a very favourable ' ' - • - --• .Ua EXCIXEMVSLT Vol THS ST‘TIMMAN.) CORN MaIUT. AUG. 5, 1822.—Tbearrivalsof Wheat lastweek were very large, of which, a large proportion was le ft unsold ; the quantity fresh in for this day's market is greater than at any time *info list making together a eoperaboodaot supply; what little has been disposed of is at a retleretiox of 4s. or ss. per quarter. A./bract &axe may reasonably be expected. Sstrrunato.—The Meat Markets last week were very well supplied with Sheep and Lambi. On Monday *boat 311,000, and on Friday, 11,300. A considerable number were bought for keeping, and the weather being cool, the prices were, on Monday, notwithstanding the fol l ies, of the Market, 'Nosily good with those weeks precodiag Monday. OD Friday, the trade rather heavy, bat no matelial alteratitto in prices. Wethers of 9st. 245. Good Lambs of sst. 1714—Short Market of Beef on Friday; pdces on the advance, 100 st. of beat Deaf worth 171. lo..—At Newgate Market, lame day, Wether Mutton, 21. 4d. per at., best Lamb, 3s. 4.1. to 31. 6d. • Wheat harvest commenced on the farm of Fenton Barns, Bast Lothian, on the 27th nit.; the crop is ex cellent. irsaa's ca.—St. Sari/Ails has maiotained his character this week; not a day has passed without some showers cattail or rain. The temperataie of the atmosphere has also undergone a considerable change, and frost, we un- Aerstaod, was experienced on Wedomelay and Thursday `nights. Thunderstorms hay/ continued to prevail, es pecially in the Midland and.hiertisern counties ; and more instances of the fatal, effects of lightning have w ithin the last three weeks occurred, then we ever re resensiver to have heard of in one season. The quantity of rain Callan hare since Saturday last is an inch and 4 tenths. I I Stroud. Saturday, Await 3. EEEEE coillfltzit. 8 I I , II . I BaltOilliteß. egl 0r4,„ o'clock. at BIOS .ol .. • ----,--. 'l6. yN• • • • 87 06 36 ' ,49.60 1 Showery . 4, M... B7 70 so ,37 I Showery 4/0. T... M 66 64 .64. i Showery 61, W. 83, 6l 61 .76 • Showery • %re. I, TY. s 3 66 SO .66 1 68ov/tory •9, F.... 63 60 60 111.01 Showery •3, V...., ISI 68 i —. .116 Fair rAmtar ACT. IL OF Tilt STATTAWAN. M nom latastlod by the sew tbe poor of the &sovietises of ksl ea Saveloys at the Atop* of ohs; or if it was so lobbied; r avolv;i1; se tbkt we lave here Mese leerialidios to add to as all balms le Loaded sad its ne er the 49th of Sept. seat. , silty. from SATING DM NtIT. %lel OF TIM LOAD% DAT. m. of.tbo Aet. sad the only oar gist; it will make the matter I, sect. svi, " Provided always, :tml, that no master, mistress, person respectinly, eternised ie or galling of a Baker, witbia call on the Lord's Day, or way lake any broad, rolls, or mikes r shall, °a any other part of the the boars of aims o'clock lathe the clock is the afternoon, on VIM sell or expeoe to isle, any Pt any sort or bled ; or take or to be bekoi or lonserel, 107" tort, or oictimb, 1.. of in eh) other moaner m ig of a Raker, or be engaged or peso or occupation thereof, ore say be necessary le setting or' longs to prepare the bread or or day's baking i iMffttehry pi t the last meatioaell'Orgalatknos of them, or atakiag any gab or med otherwise than within the ad being thereof coovieted before lie," Theo follows the enact r 10s. for the first offence; Ns. 40e. for every dabsegaset dream. After that comes the sitooptioa. leas. • that it shall be lawAst,,* trio baker, resists( within Ole ledger to his or her COSIOIIIIOI6 ea Clidage oath half as kalif past he 'Refloat of the; day, without liable diviiim of the patalties la Mogi isay be delivered ee the ' I ono, hid ealy by a muse' or seat he baked oa. & the hada,. Idea to cool. or t he lattanimai that clinits Is: . " 71/.111. 11110. emreamemEws 5.01 OM )3. : RATS& . - roe or Tile ITATillitAlf. ree•lately roweled to the Ramos ig fee a loot's Rate in fretaid lir F. the miseralle state of the Irish that Hr.. Hume oppOseff the opi 'proved of Poor Rates. sad laid, Soothed where so law existed. he scenes which are now passing *Het. N. Impel Abet the Plyte , Introduced into Ireland, aid - this be removed from this country, for the greatest nuisance that CM On. Ilse language of Mr. Hams. it elo inted with the stets of the poor in the ulster/ operatioas and effects tertian& He has either forgotten toodition of the pour in Aberdeen. represents) only three years ago. attract from a Report of a Celt appointed to enquire into the state r In that town, In the years 1818 see behind the Reword Office, your population of 103 persons, sae confined to bed in firers, and the at daring the interval of their re. 'entirely destitute of means to pro., nedicinps, sod their seighb Ars le' es is it similar condi.lon. The f ill the foraharesod clothing be ll persons. amid not eland five that in no other part of the town, find so mush human misery con place; but io loamy places of the irticuler scenes of family distress In 1819 : the somber of new fevers cat, strong fears were entertained footing among the higher classes, wverely felt thah among the poor. nittee, A. Breboer. Provost and limber, Aberdeen, 18 1 9." r a few years ago that great sum ?le in Glasgow, and in other, places s extreme poverty and starvation. r era and contagious diseases among Seethed. unable- to work, are ;eel filthy condition, which would r the poor laws were acted on.— laws, but flume who ought to sea eglect their duty, so that the debt tionally in a state disgrace'sl to a briatiseity. to esaggerated smut of the poor allowed by every intelligent sod onversant among the poor in that 's dominions. Haring resided in s poor twenty years; and in Sn ir forty years. not an idle spectator. ed that nothing in the power of hiog in the power of man. could so Recently relieve the Irish and cot staidly benefit these connarloa as a de levied equal ly es tithes, land. and in to twenty pounds a-year and tad clothe the poor; not those of to work, but the debilitated who isit4tion of God, or by hunger and the oppression.of man. Apd I vis e poor laws and prior retes t instead r, are the most humane anti ware he poor laws sad poet rates are by itspeetors sad ►1 the neglect that is akjitat ruses why they in itoglauti. or not extended to ad, frees s►tch parts of his MO.- re are so Ism absentees. Walrrort►. 1 M. P. I I co mover OP A .VAOUTAA Pi. ♦t its Nottingham Amities es Tsemlay haft abe inaportost name( Lees e. Nyla.. D.D.. a Magistrate. of the Cousty of Nottingham. rime on for The pialitiff it will be recellected. bad bees employed to est dews some plastatioam soder the d'rectios of's Dentlemas who conceived he had a right to do so t. sod Awls% apprehended sell brought es the Ilth of September, before the Magistrate (the Rev. lh.Wylde) he bad bee. kept to prises frost that day to the kb of Dettembee. withers being committed for trl.j, or al lowed is is sit oit ball After the Comm, and wit mosses bad bees beard, Mr. Justice Hokoyd charged the Jury and observed, that the man had a right to Wag his action soder all the circonstsocee, to re cover a reasonable compensation for the i oje ry received bit they mast remember, that he lead been Implicated le a very nprebiaulbts trassactios. The Jury retired. sod were shale "boot foam:. missies. Os their rearm they gave ins verdict for the p►stetiff—ds stages Silts costs 401.—The fetal lasted sore than s!ght hoses BRIGHTON. Aeon? 3. —......—.. Seism's Attaa.v.--The great kiss of pielirek. Ks, sod other bad characters, (an evil laseparaisly oessected with the benefits arising from oar nee.) has readend IL' delis. of oar there-police very heavy, aaduessemithally beauties% dories the pretest week. This was perticalsrly the esse,es Meaday *ming loot, when a gentleman, who had brie ribbed of his posket.book, on the hill, piloted eat the ibief to Mills, the' hostile.. iota imnsmilitely too‘ the fellow inse custody. fUjaad theitudy acme this, how ever, before a desperate attempt wee made to rescue the prisoner; aid. we regret to state, that, aotwitii staidieg the utmost ethirts es the part of Mille, and When of the local pollee. the attempt succeeded. Dist the.nseb. which had, at this time, eollected to tho 'Nisei of several hundreds, not 'attest with this frigates. assailed the eines with clubs sad missiles, se that their. tires were pigged is ' jeopardy, Is this edigency„ they despatched a messenger to Sir Pavia Scott. an astir' Magistrate of this bawl: Bei 4411005 aid. The worthy Baronshosswilling is resort to retell • measure, without a perfect weeklies Alta senility mounted his horse, and proceeded to the scene of dis tarbasee. Here, while tholly and most vaerrOilly ,discharging his duties as a Magistrate, Irbil* Jepson strati', with the pepulace. sad comi soberly • {'heal to * is peaceable nct. the wonky aid, lens is to say, was most brutally Week bry illi . . Which had now Increased to more. thee then theesse . d. Sloan were throws is shewegs. at Sir illerM, whisk *track his I. warless parts of Ms body, ands darter attempt wig made by no ladfddsal to sehmeilliet., slack iris pretested by Mils, were freetirod. lOW supposed, the Allele's arm with his she Pro daily, Sir David received so very serious, pollee. at this time, aided by several 'of the lethal*. ante, madethe mess - therageees efforts; severel if the elegised's. were seised, bet two wily mild be s cored. The mutest raged mall the pollee had ilesive4 as the northers entreats of the tows, *tea tie with, (earths to encounter $ superior force, tiara I a ee... pirated. Ulla. S hepherie. and Sensed, to s. 4 ~........, severe itilatit. r. L . * 4 r il l' all al t i l= fiat etches tbshwii It: them by t &thee. • '- . of the lababitaets meet asdnly engaged is these estrageons proceedings. law been apprehended by 'arrest; and, after undergoing public examination., have been bound over to answer to ladies:este which will be preferred against them at the missies St sloes : their names are, William Sweetmea t William hot, William Ockenden, William Braes, and Giorgi Tester. Mr. Hartwell, the headborough, and Mr. Camp, jun. of this town, most laudably distiegoished themselves in opposing the lawless proceedings of the moh.—(Drighten Herald.) Sctel vs.—About nine o'clock on Wednesday main, a Smolt respectably dressed, was sees by, several per. seas to throw herself late the sea, opposite the Old Sterne ; every sttempt was made to rescue her s bat from the violence of the waves, it proved biefectual, and, after being visible fee ten minute*, the aefortioste disappeared. At one o'clock the urge morelog, the billy of • female was found on the beach near the Slack Rock Ortryne, by some of our fishermen, who issveyed it, in a shell, to the Town.boave. Yesterday stenener's Inquest was held on the same, whoa the dtheseed proved to be Elisabeth Adams, a married aro mas. ith years of age, whose husband is foreman to a lisen-delther and silk-ntercer, it Cheltenham. 'The principal witness remitted was Mrs. Thompson. of Charles-attest. at whose house the deceased bad lodged ' for the last three.ar four weeks. It appeared from bee evidence. that deceased was a woman of as amiable disposition, well educated, and of the most correct de enesser ; during the period of her letigiag at witness: honer. dm:rued - had daily expected a letter from her husband; this letter arrived on Wednesday morning; k contained a one pound note; from that moment de "theasd's conduct underwent • most striking change • the letter seemed to give her great pale. and she 43' laded to the amount of the inclement in terms of the severest disappointment ; during dinner-time the vio l' Wally struck the table and exclaimed " This day *hilt determine my life—l'll either stab or drown myself.' Dtherated's mother was present, and remonstrated with ' bee Our using such language: witness did the same, but 'iota - not suppose her to be serious : its the afternoon Jeerised went to the races with witana's daughters. one eight and the other ten years of age ; they returned at half.psst eight; deceased looked wildly; and shortly afterwards left witness's house, saying, that she ws going to sleep at her mother's: at nine o'clock nisi Jay witness heard of deceased's unhappy fate. The Jury, after . deliberating a few animates, maned a co,- , dict, in which they attributed the selfolestreetion of the 'unhappy woman to "insanity." We are retisested by Mr. AttIIAUI, of this tows, to state, that he has no kaow ledge whatever of the deceased being related to his I'a inily.—(l6id.) _ llgralle•TlON..--At the Wexford Atli's.* last week, a most ieteresting trial for defamation, bruited by the Rev. Mr. Haidiag, 'Oast his Rector. the Rev. Mr Eastwood, occupied all Wednesday and the greater part of Thursday. A verdict was (Amused for the plaintiff of 500/. damages and 6d. costs. Column.. Doherty made a must powerful appeal to the htry on behalf of his client, the plaintiff, '• and its effects," ear Tlea APerfl•:d Herald, " were visible is the ifltS which it brought into the eyes of se‘etel of his midi tory." The Chief Justice pronounced it to be an ac paralleled display of bar eloquence. At Stafford 'County St`ssion% Jame, Lewis pleade.t guilty to a charge of higapiy, and was sentenced be transported for seven fears: hi said that to best of his knowledge he bad three acivt.t! ~ t ~ • , • ~; ._ k• . 6 ' . k. ) • i r . i i . ) • , I i i . r . . ; ( r , • . II 1 • ;. . 1 i r . ; ) , r : . s t r !.. 1 : 1: , e- It • 1 .1 e i 1 . is . 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