The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-07 00:00:00

o f Fie* -re:mm.4r NIGHTS GAZETTR. —..i.-- ~.. Omonlimilosa elgoad by . the Lord 'Jeremiad of dm Covet, fif Carswell. - Vlsesunt Vitiator, no be Deputy Lima.; W. R. hill. Zollp te %oath& Comma Militia-Heary Uetteewortb, Thraldom Goa. N be essead Liestaisept; SadtrUle Thatcher, Gast.' es bovillis. '• St Cornwell V Cavalry-J.. Bootee, Emits, be • Vs*: David Howell, .to be Copula; J. 8. MO. Gest. to Lleatenait. - - • Cesimioless slimed by lb. Lin] Wards of the Stns ., amiss. • G. Forster. Seq. to be Deputy .W . seans $ L. H. Peal. M.D. as be Ow. -fscv. I' -4'. • - • Caumnitieles Is de Ist or Wallops 1111111$41.111"rfigk MI - MM. 111118 M b lilo Loa Unlitlillesivlif so CoolitY of Nevi*. ll'Rsinsd ries, Esq. to' hoeoptilik," vies Worship re sigiad. • . Commisales Is the Royal Cbsellire Militia, slimed by.the i.llBlJestesest oftbs Censtg . ralatioe of Lancaster. . William Ovate Stanley, to les,Ceptila, vim Charles Slut better, resigned. - , DIVIDIRDS. - ' ' ." • Feb. 111. J. Crowther, 110111eriabint, wood- MON. ea the-White Norm Wk. P.S.ledtP- 19; A: Gempoebh Great WinebeMer4l-111eitiost. stills Court of Cemodolesen -Hersh S. A. Apinseklieseimilee, dealer, et the arldpwater Arms ha. 1111iSimator-Feb. T. W. Lim* sod J. A. HandeeNnOtillialffesspecareet. wine searehnots. at **Court of Cosimbseasers--Feh. S. A. W. Josses, New Ilessallard. miewtoseabrait. at the Cowl Memo. VlPsh. 111 R. tired* sod J.ll. Loft% bond age, mavelents , at the Coen bf Choimississers W. liseabilais. John-street; • ehaeoevesor s 44 l of Commissioners-Feb.l6, J. and. R. Isembralmli-stroet. wlopinside Ilismat doe Cesetof Gemodealosers-Feb.lllll, T. sad IL , Iformisilsey. eel T. Malflsa, New Kaillwemil. • ' seas Overt of Oessodestesers-11 1 11b1S. T. uma lMit ii=at the Court of Commissionere. o, Vlse-strest. at tbe Caster Codambiloaers-March a r e lftian . Mriepsol, lesermor. Asst, at the George Ise, Llyerpool-reb. 66. J. Wanes, Wood-strist, sibboo-masidielsonn et the Ceiset et Cow arimitems-Merch 1, J. Whimsy. . Beeett k . Johkee. ot the Red Una Ise. eb.* T. pr. HIM. all J. Wetod..Moddivalehlf UMW Roft and ergs" Is.. Msdheellel6-11te. OK R. Ilikattot. WliethrY seder tbe Plain. Wiltshire, brioldolo ot IM WM* Mark Sri" - Mod' 1, J. neeigob bde-grove, Wieltehtvego Ciao belledl,.mirdiest, it the Talbot lan, Unwed. . . CINTIVIOATIS.--,111. 1111. IL Iffool, Whitehorse. Cumbesiasd, grease-T. Main. Mableldk. fiefillot, Yorkshire, mersient-J.'Croft. Kin sseti-spes-Mall. draper" O. Flower. 'Ye*. victsaSer-J. PIMA Lomas( Reothieg, Lees, farmer-J. cad T. Bail- Mllthorpe. Westmoriand-mereers--T. Kay. Leaden. es A.' W. Adooek. Itlnelagbasa. dealer—c. C . Upper Farm, Civilised, Kent, fuser. • PA RTNDRINITS DIISOLYZD.. *. DIA .. Rroweldll, Swami. Cheshire, oomedealeas .l. and W. Sloss, Liverpool, dnieglsta-AW. Basel and W. A. Smith. ILlintspool.=;;V:=o4Ae - liebert. on. . Snag gsreloPeraill74".l4'43esensdl. Kaadeinv. solkonimaofoetorars . 11: Mho sod Co. illaskehedse, _irepos-.1. had W. Lang. Sellos-bAberre. IlnialkerWila l -4. Andre* Mil*. Ilea ebesear, leassioanntee-R: dassokaadJ;Seher.lons,l ..e. Seetillawaltanedi T.Mlipaa, v aßnlve e l ds ." s=Weilid a . • * .......' ' 116.111aisi*plass; morthoste-W. Ilherplid Air . Feel. thaiskr.eisoltio--111. A;itokidoll WU. W..., sad ff. Fry • -t • D. %Teas and A.. ' , - fish' : ei." , "11.....,,,. and T Sibley • 7 - I ''' --"40.1110111=111:=M .„ ~,,...,,,„..... a . .. 4 . t. 1 ,... - . PUE if f LISA -....- Ater 'kik Tilt JOHN NULL stassist, JOllll. TIVDSON AND ha CIIATIAN ITAVIAION (101/161) roe lie OVINZAI lIIMIS. ON WIMILIDOA CONNION. %inky minting. the Fancy were early I. modes to MO the appoioNd oppt for the sett!. Banstmd Dowse bait the plans pnrviosely amid. bat the newt had ynt2roat from some of dos darling twee of the lade. il troaly a" too eo bsd ksa ili s 71ve 8 7to u. t i ts c : get amatu ld rs ar tit im pr s e cei ren t i them proceeding farther than the Cock at Sutton. The went'placve determined apes was Butitliam Bottom, when the coves started in all directions across the country for nosh seven miles, bat the stakes bad been scarcely put ire the ground, grime a Magistrate, attended by his c.cric. made his appearance iti pot a stop to the battle. Tirks amateurs lost es tiros, but agais berried of, in spiteof a most treinesdeous storm of bat I and rain,through Ciefifieh and Mitcham, till they again formed the the upon Wimbledon Comison, having gone above 30 roam At 17 minutes to fire o'clock, Hodson, attended b$ Um Owen and Riddell, threw his hat lute the ring; sad the Caulker immediately followed hits, attended by Woo, and Jacks's, a. botcher, from Chatham. ;he Gunter was decidedly the favourite, 6 and sto 4. Hod * immediately went up to his opponent, and shook Minds with him. Restful 1. Very little sparring occurred before the her endearoarid to pat in his right hand, hat Hod vilcras ay frost its force with much dexterity. The endeavoured to repeat this lie. of attack, whim Iliminen again retreated with swarm Some hard kiw i rag now sassed, several hard blows were exchanged. sod ft! )e . sgtli of the Caulker gave him the superiority.- Video. plant-d a tremendous bit upon his opponent's isnWes, that not only made them chatter again.'hot also +::d a pinky appearance upon his lips. 'Flee Caulker, ,'was not behind-hand in 'retuning the/armor. and put Is such a nos one ender his tight ogle that it sinned the efensr..seat Isinkol[hie blase% be also inste ps:l down on one Item, and would bare fallen, if he had net beets cauglit bold ,hy Tom Owen , when the round was 6ulshed. The ai M stesitee were all op in the wir eit the success of their hero, Ind !oddly offered to • him at 6 to 4. • I Illitscese was snit changed. Josh. convinced the ametalara Is was by far the best lighter, and the hardest Moen He went to work without any limitation, reso lately west in to hie opponent, and some tremendous blows were exchanged tD favour of Hudson. The latter also finished the round in fine style, and floored his ad vagary. by a terrific hit on his kiqqlcdse-tos, that gave theCialker quite a different view of the battle. The heal-eadere were sew tkeeing with joy, roaring with delight, and 'offsets( to spirt their bleat like waste paper. In the testacy of the aliment, tea to one, five to one. and two to one, current betting. The Chat fiossilte looking Use, and almost thunder-struck. ;,. and lest.-The Caulker appeared rather groggy but he forioasirattacked Hudson, who got away laugh lit Theiookbataats now got into a desperate rally, aild - Aseic received the mosrpepper, till he pet in a Gat lighter I. the middle of his opponent's berg, that not only assikbim magyeting seise yards, but Ile appeared 1 sp•fl as a moo without nob. Hodson lout so time. fieished the hattle t hy assiber Gastight er eider his oppeneit'sser, whop the Caulker fell down in a state of r Oip_or; nod did antesonvar from its effect, till some time aft Josh. bad mialtiod blirboit-rhalse. When timi erns coital th e battle bad only occupied three initiates and a half. , '~*.r r777.7.,7,1"-W•X•r:77 ..• Ottnists.- it sighting ef Hodson was se tyrant. thactessolstissassiding.ths barb d tiseCasihrw,. he Ilea ys.shasse. lansesssintsw of , wessisitays beawlest in JE*l4' rte 411 1 1s-r-gic. WSW switismsd tits rids twins very pleasant, s. e. to tee winners.. „ , sok 1M test wed 1 .. . adoss4 ' thefts, i •at: l . 1110 ansioi - 2 • e !!!!! • alp= rt. mote • yo 2 rt i thews pr wsist'ph tie 01,44 ANN N ire duo Tisk, as spiteof a t34olei Alt op triNet *Um sod die 7 rib'', ! oh.. lends Red sea got • Chisika Rodeos • • I* awl • ihi lwal too siwWes, • r o; I: 1 wed put • Owned istt de4 . 110; bee , Was fial . err it bi t. smelt& lately Wines • &Ilia fin versiry tbeCas • delight • paper. to one. kessift " but be • owl* • • Wis Ausll 61 St ;storuporm alt J ;T: cafTe.l bait. • Its' theist ytwisi Kea! boos ‹' ,1 1011 r, ~~ • ' I L4tr INTSLLIGENCL . . fl4l COURT OF BUM "%:$ Witnessed. INN ,tee V. NOOMIS. 'Mr. ficeaearrehowed 041114 splint ante o bpitpd by Mr. Jervis for a gate Warren°, eaMag os ibe de fondest to Ail by what aithority be bolds the office of Mayor of Chester. The rale wit *boned epos a mass of allitinitt. as. tailisg.the proseedion at the denies is October last sad epos the (Adman that Mr. Rogan had sot bees eketed by the chinas and comstonalty, tempi's& . 0 ! the rights and privileges of that Corporatios. • • Mr. Retain? Sow contended tbat Mr. Rogitritilit been regularly pet is nueleaties witli Messy by the Bonnier, Aid that there was pro posed to dispeN l the validity of his election. • . 2 , Mr. TAUNTON rose to address the Ciurtintito mai side; lost as the incidence of the Judges was NOM lo entlier place. The Uwe Oster Justice intimated that they wool bear Mr. TAUNTON. 1110 d Mr. Jesus 'perhaps to- - morrow. • • TOR XIX° V. CLAIRE. The defendant in this case, who is teffieted at the Inouye* of the Society for thti Suppression of Vice.fer the publication of Shelley's Poem of " Qum@ Mak," promoted himself to the rode* of Mr. Joatim Baylor sad Mr. Judos Best, after the depirtare of the other Judges, and as they were about to rise. He suited, that hie trial basing bceit postponed, be bad' resolved **dee from the Crows-office to enter into fresh moor nisances, and had atteuded two days is Court, without Whig stalled open. He insight the demand oppress ive, but had no utotionto make, except fur the advice of tie Court. • ,11. " ' Mr. Anoint •Satitili %Mimed the cirfendart, that they meat/ del l Mllt Viiiiivice which he imbed, and I. retire& '"*". ' The ease of thwilniff.lialgiray, which stosid.ever till this day, did trot dada 09. ss the Court wen sees ?lid till a late how sittßtiaset in the Cretin poser. ' INPROPINI reeving or ATTeateltra: Me. Amason moved to strike as Attentey of die Cour% off the Rolle. for permitting a person to prac tice sad use his name. It appeared, upon a stateroom of facts, that the Attorney suffered a person, who was a Sheriff's Oliver, to ette out writs In his same, ob taining a gompensadon for the .permission. The ,felld of Omega 11. renders.every Attorney thus misconduct lag himself liable to be struck off the Rolls; and the pens" who practices as an Attorney, without qualid gatiog, liable to commitment. ' The COURT granted a Rule to skew cause. Mr. Bandowitis also Moved for a rule to chew cause, shy Tbsokery, au Attorney abeeld not be struck off •the Rolb. is alleging cue Janine teltraetico-ft Ms " 4'A foliorwq 5. law. why Jodi*. Z e d 'me 'hi 'esuitisltted for' the game. ta..bwr. Attorney 'Bradford. allowed' hot* • his wee fee s ofkiposention is mosey: ThfiOirt grestligi- Rale to efrotr s nores.. COURT Ple othisioN mop. rms.- t Low% Is Mir coal. bad obtained a rale to show easel whyh o tryaid Oat: romissory notes. bis torney. *ad some pie de fendant for the amount DP the debt costa ih Shia action, should set be set aside, on the gronad that they were extorted from the defendant. thee resitntag at Paris. under a threat of being arrested by a warrant from the Marshal of the King's Bench, backed with the sethority of Lord Castlereagh, under which the assist aace of the French Police would be given to the offi cer bearing the warrant. The Coca? said that the rule should also call aro the officer to answer the matter contained it the di fendast's a6davit. „ • Mr. Serjeast vocaerox yesterday showed came against the rule. au the alidavits of theollieer esti hill son, which totally denied she charge mad* by the des feedast 'hl The Coca% liter hearing Mr. Serjeant Lowsile reply, ordered this whole matter to go before the Pro thontary, for the purpose of that Oldest igegrogating the parties on oath on the subject. , • ARCHES' COURT, Tutu)Av. Raw & TIIE MARQUESS OF DONEGAL V. N•F,DAIDDIT D4I4IEXIN HERSELF Till MAIIVIIIVNEIII OF DODEDAD. This ease was argued at considerable length. bet Sir J. Itlictiou, deferred his judgment till neat court day. Our readers will remember the particulars of this waiter, which has frequently been dfsenssist n 0 the Consistory Court of London, /rout whence the prestmt appeal comes. It is a snit of nullity of march nano of sadae publicatios of the names of the . • POLICE. Merrstox-tiouse.—Yesterday Samuel Wi - of bill-sticking, and lately of bookselliog c ol plied to the Lord Mayor for a w t agelast - Bai t street Officer, under the follOwiegsircutsitsomo I-- Waddington stated, in a very indignant tons. OW be had the day before received the meat gross from a Bow-street officer, who entered Mr. Carlffie's boast, in Fleet-street, for the purpose of Rankle, as illegal seizure. An enema bad been just levied upon' the boast, and the Sheriffs' Officers were in petunias: The front shop did not belong to Carla, but to ; bia, and he remained in it unmolested by tbeee ;rho nue ed with the legal authority. A Bow-street Officer, however, took upon himself to enter the shop. Ind take away by force some papers which lay.opees ebelf ' not at all exposed to public observation. Those papers were by co means intended for sale, Der for say ether purpose except that of liglatieg the gas of the shop ; but worthless at they sere, Waddegtos wits determined to expostulate against the attempt to take them away. Tim Officer. upon his mistier , . struck btu, sad told has if he made soy farther effort aged sib tbo essesseso , Ise (the Officer) thought proper to adept Ist mosid. blow his brains out. Thus 'winked mad threallenik Weddlsgtos asked the Qffiestrwbether be bad aspustu root or other astbority to easetios Ibis Obligee? Tisk Officer replied that he but me wee eat, alai pommies,. is hie first intention et ',Wag the papers, beak din 'out of the shop. Uoace-these cieuteestamere. WediMg • tessaia he had gum at 41.11141ha1l pelfeeliffiat. battle, 'ffiigiatrate having left the Offiee, he fined b otteassur , Id 1134114)e5, the 144 Noyor. is the hope that jetties At r _ ,: "1" .71 gild 4 bt iatoo him. Ns dies asked fora wanes' realuS Jolla Partin. of Ni. sZerouseart. Drury-lase. be said, ebuld trot have left the shop If he %ad refesod so glee Ms addriamt• The Lou Maus aelsod, tobeder die saw bad wade the leisure of tits mon Wears* the primer's ease was sot attached. sad witetherWaddiaitoe had a espy of say of the men ? Waddiagtoo replied. that the Mar had gives no vspiaaadetsof his twedeet. bee Ye (Waddiagtes) meld MM. the Lord Slayer. that be 'odd set odd boy =that bad oet the prlater's Bassi allied. Me that the papers that hod hue seized by the 915cer. were, I. believed. ltd.* lieleasive. Muddiest., shoe said be was ready to produce ids. asseess to doe ii4nanseet he had resolved. Mr. 011icar, was sae. gad a teoretable Meter was member. The boas MATO' ordered that a snmesoas should be midi out for. Parma to - attend at the Justin-tees to &meteor the complaint. Bowdlnant.—A mis Mused Jones Bdrep. win has bees appeebended at the lemma of Mr. 11:41hedir Parities. woe brought before the Slung Magiotrsio yesterday. charged es suspicion of baring robbed a Mr. Middleton. The Bz-Sberiff stated. that on the 15th of August. la the year ISIS. as be was I. his carriage. attending a chy.posesseisim with as Address to the late Qom. be observed, at the corner of- South red. is the Strand, an elderly gentleman ( r. MlYNiasi seremoded by • gang of at least twisty Mims. la the mut mama be perceived owe of them, whom Iv verily believed. to be the prisoner. take Mir, Middle ton's pocket-book. and throw it to some person behlad him; and before he seemed to be aware of hie less. be weir robbed of his watch also, by the same gang. He (the Iliallseviff) called abed to the *Seen Kota the wio4 sw of his carriage. directing their &Menthe the primmer. bat be and soother ran off down Adawntrost, Adelphi, and escaped. For this relater, two other persons were tried at the Old Bailey. and i.e of them wu capitally convicted; bat was Etter - Maids reprieved, apse a representation of the 111-the- Ms to lard Sidsnooth. Coulson. a constable. stated that he also saw tbe robbery committed by the prisoner Eden. Who has by.. out of the way ever since. till lie accidentally met :him among the crowd in Pall-mall, on Tuesday (whilst the King was on his way to the Muse of lards). sad took him into custody. He added that he had given Mr. Middleton notice of his apprehension, but be had orillootod to attend: • Umber these deamestemes the Magistrate commit ted the piercer fow.fmpluc,examiaedies..aod directed a autleillewa l tp be %dpottl for lbe atamdeace of Mr. M. , . - 1 1 4 ' - . a law ended was ' ' than/61'14 - A104'8411; Dallas. Streit-keeper, at St. 1114erlditeand, with disorderly minded la the'etreets, at bee teideek yesterday mormieg. • • It &Framed bp- the evidence, that Mr. 11`Dompli harlots. by some chalice or other (of no importame to say hedy bin himself aid these immediately assessed) • ott tilt that ameemmaide heir," - took It into I • cap his night's amassment by Imedeig . _ rilio ditiltiltattee epee itie deer of tilPitiellidie seer ffeseerses.Beese. The watchmae .edited him se de sist eerie of the rovadskins; bet he eat Cheeky at delianir, and contideed his amusement, sad Amapa' ashistalieb was called. sad he was /Awed i■ the Stead-Mee watch -hope. Del still be wield not be' quiet. and set shoat expeuedieg the law with seek volubility that the froostable of the eight amid met sleep a wink for him; wed so. at length. Alexander 1 Dille, took him by the arm and fairly walked him oat df the parish. ' Having achieved this service, Atessoder medial abeat, and was quietly retesting' his steps us the watts-hale, wiles he ►eard a watch. man call out, " Teks care of yourself Mr. Dallas !" Wheraapoa he instantly looked round. and perceived Mr. hf•Doogall behind. in the very act of applying his foot to him e parte 'poste. Dallas instantly .collared Mr. M'Doegalt and Mr. M.Dougall was daring meth to miller Dallas; bat the siker of the law was toe street( fer.the modest of the law. sad he was re-con ducted to the watch-house and pet down among the incorripi blue. Mr. M'Doagall. who really seemed to be a very quiet isoffiesive yogic esan. assured the Magistrate that Dallas had greatly exargerated the affair ; and if his evidence was " sifted of the chaff" it contaised. his offence would he found to have bees a very trillieg one indeed. He admitted that he had been is error is the rat instance, bdt the watchmen-and the officer had treated him most grossly. Hie Worship. thelees. held him to bail far• his :appearance at the Sessions, to answer any charge which might there be made against him. bl aaaaa ocon-eximer.—A.black man was brought 'froth St. Giles'a watch-house. under the followieg sin 'pnler circumstances weal to the house of Dr. Blair, yesterday morning, to get a truss, by virtue of.a sharity to which the Doctor belie's. and es a •asddes.Ae feigned Alt le the bail. These/was were ail Aerated, and the Doctor was called $ sad the fel, !few iscied,lhe part se we8 1 that he deceived the latter. 'who thought ►e was dying. and he sent for the beadle M bring a shell for biro. When Barrett. the beadle, arrived: the dead man was in boxing 'Hite& in the street, bpt be took him iota safe custody. The fellow was discharged with reprimand. Queett-suimas.--Toesday eight, a tailor. melding at Somere*Town, was brought before Mr. Rayinford. the Sitting Magistrate, charged with creating a riot .by Mooing aid booting at his Shjesty, and inciting •others to do the ellllo, on hie retails from the Homes of Lords. The defendant said, that some persons bad booted the King as the carriage passed by. but he positively declared belied taken no part in it. He was a whist loyatesbject,,aud always I. public and private en &f -lint advocate for the King. The charge was sworn to by Jeffery, a Bow•street 011ieerAild•tise Ileghrtrateordired the prisoner to and bail fee his appearance to answer Rey charge which might be referred againet bin. Tbeprisener.oot being provided with bail, was com mitted till yesterday, when be was again brought up. .and two respeetible housekeepers becoming sureties 'tor ble,"be elm discharged out of custody. • .7 • Rirrort‘iintirc— , !sludgy, Mr. 1t011i0..411111111i is Geese Ursine% aitposrsi by simshoss. tur *An is 145009 , 0. bibret • QS kis 'realer% COatria M the •- •- -~ Al••••immr..... - * Statute. He was toovithed is the twitigatid - : of 18/.. Mr. &Irma., a baker, is Hyde-great,lea u ,h ry, was osseletod is the fail *early of 201. fat Wa n allows (amid es Ms premise& K r. s o w a ballet, la Old-street, was toed 7/.la imolai is hie prophet; rolatib salts. Mr. White. • baiter. is Oraagwstrett, 144 14, equate. pleaded frailty to having volatile ash. h hoose.—lM was Las/ 51. Taallaa —Yeeterd_B7. DemarYbis; $ aMid 'sly mime reread sge,was ftilresessivieb Nurses, fir Brisk es s sharp of waterlog that* d Mn. Bovine, No. 11, New Gravel-lase, tad ate l g, from tie till (oar ball -crew'', which were fewsgi s ; biss.—lle pleaded that ease amber hays had semi bin Is do it, sad fee erbleb they bad review* his merest*. LONDON Al RNSI73, .Psa. $ OCIPITON.—The ladle Hesse sale , oi the elk i l d,• =1:1la a great mre ase, the meal 6 yet the revisit for Bowels he. art iv x, abla, mailele bales are reported to ho diploid et • RURAL—The domed for lleseevades during i lest week was steady, and the prises wore fall kiz parted till towards the close of the ~hat se wins the domed berme laogeld; end tliii gem," pikes amid with difficulty be obtabsed. Tin hang Be geed Saws to-day hes hese cheiderelikeedsi ee wash above 85.. hove bees olfeelog,Owy wat ftmly as fall prices t se allerftied ewe be @WWI Ewe &fp et the ekes of 4lsa market label* •Ilissosvado met bepabeavy There le souse request f ee M sad powder loaves fee Aiming, le Yore* g a , gars no sales are reported; there ha*, liewifit, • mewed laquiries after Nampa description, be seten ut AWe ere reported. There were may tweiaisseslerableub • lie seise of Cotes derieg the last .weelt: the 8, 1 64, Pleatallen deseriptioes saleable for the lease en lig 4s. is. per cwt. higher. There wow cc pehlls plied Care this forme., tea the (papaw *Series 414 market is so very trivial, that the hoWers are sourly.. aided t• is their owes prices. The grocers ally 'pal. chase fee their immediate wants. IRISH PROVISIONS', &e.—The parcitaess of Bed and Perk are lilted; a easels redaction has Nei 84. slatted to. Old Radios is soiree. seal petite asistrisi the preview pries; the sew is very dell allenta‘ht whit It the primal has been sold in considerable peak. Betters ars a shade higher; the markets are afillial T improved ; Waterford Ns. a 855., Carlow We. RUM, BRANDY. and HOLLA.NDS.—The sorbet bas been steady, bat few per to say e l . tent are reported. Brandies are ma* Inleired shit, the boryere cameo' parches@ ea settee Isms as dating the week.—fieneva es without altsvaiim. NAVAL STORES.—The last T me sold lath . market was at Us. adds • is_allgoehlet passel has Ism taken. fie. gligampt 110 fbintfriali *odder les.. which low be salmi as fit diewo Iwo tion..l—Sphits have Wrsabd iteedderttly.--"Tailme come beery ;sod my be perchased ea Looser Isms,— In Pitch *sin there is Uttle alteratiog. TOBA .—Tbereis little alteration Is the pion of Tetatwoi IN purchases slice oar last consist assly 9101segsawada. Vassiey hie turn of Rye was throws iie ppo S th eSiderr his bead% by the eireewstence of a Casa Ids with it dallairp terifirft,_ r; however: tbelr abiworsees of sash a spectacle, MOO and telk web their maps to dm lion los, where beviet midst themselves (wits belt a dozen friends. wboliptimissiel dome) with a plot of good llollsods, besides Dowdy aid weber. Mel mpg* made Ow dos whet. ma ft tie so impose 4 the belabors. After soots time spelt smog the bootlegs of alma LON people, the woes* was via der 25e. to a ems with whom she had pemlossly bobtail bit Wet a_s. They with great dillemity, ail ad by the coestablos, sod manitainieg a rooming fightoi length got sot of the town. MARRIED. Os do M fssMlf. M Claptoo. Peter Brows, lesq. goes. sadooorsrpooo. is Seam. wood illearrter of Roo Chriotoplw Woks" Esq. of Cloptoo, sad Qom strea Lodes. Atlds Moss h , DIED. - -.mot, W. Ada., Esq. Atebitret. 1m dm "Mb pow of Mau g Os te 1W att. Aagasta, only daughter of Mr. J. Fagg, of Ragent•straat. aged three ypars. Oath* Ist laat., ERsabeth, wife of hir.J. 1. Fagg, Re goat-stmt. At Greenwich, on Saucily last. saddertly, Mr. °twit*, Mist of G. Garrick. brother to the late D. Gemini, sad we ther-la-law to hits. George Garrick. of the Theatre Royal, Hayeetrkee. Os Thursday last, Mrs. lloodrim, of Brewer•street, 00 1 4- square. la her SW year. Friday. at his apartments in the Royal Navy illftegid. after a short Illness, Capt. bir T. Lori", MfilllmMs• jesty's ship Spencer. THE FOX AND THE SHAOOW.-41111111111. - • mop, or some such fabulist. has told I A story of a dog, in days of oht. - erli etas Whopased a river with • tottVon-boos, t And pw it he found his prey was giell„: Fables somothess instruct the rising youth I Toliktion most submit to sober tetra Anna Ergo. leglelmursay. more orthodox Most be our present story of—a Fez. .1 * • Not twenty miles from London dwelt • Priest, A man of purity. and strictly chaste. - Who drank his bottle always after dimmer, • •• And well could catechise each wicked si are; • Wonidtithe the farmers' potatoes end 11l boy, Add settle strictly on the quarter-day. This Parson had ad.s.k of goodfat gem, That froqoestly by brieding did igen."... Tin by some cause, hut what he could mingle" Ile foetid ltisfcather'd Ninny grow less— boomialef—so matter who—devoid of grace, Had broke into his yard and stole his yeese. The Person's boots with W 's Bloats" sbo!s. As out they lay, one Rooming in tie sea, Jost ass canning Fox had stole away, Amo ur healese gander fur his prey neyserd his shadow sae, mid thought, %omit droll, asiolker Fez anoilier goose had stole— Timm &eV to 11012 r the culprit by the throat ; AM bust the /wader, biting at the boot. Thermos slum him with. fowling-pkers And then, by Warren's Blacking sated his geese. This Ifeayibleing end Brilliant B L A CK I 40, is Preps red by ROBERT kitREN, 20, Senans, Losuox ; and dsld in every Town in the Kingdom. Liouto, la Bottles, Bd. 10d. ltd. and led. each. 4 .60„ PAST. BLACKING, 111 Pots, 6d. 12J. and I&1. evil'. AA . h , "' inn Pot of Paste is equal to leonr Is. Bottles of Liquid. ••• Ask fbr Witness Bk.seseso. MOO WATill AT tellllwt-saisos TO W. • Merrikm 0 ay. alter 2 —Bvealag S 3 at. after & Leak*: &Mod. Printed. and PObltabod at*, Olee of -419riss9hratstaaw" asd "Tun Coorrnvoison"(Sarsa ) Mi t -:;iatu s trt..r , it.,:.st:no=achak"mu .4. ars n 4410414" 4o lot oddroornot. . • 1 e ~s