The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-26 00:00:00

Sas the Hos. thintlemes amid simnel fir wit/1W $ pre mat. was takes from the miser selairat. te be n weed is be form of sopersensatin alloweets 10 per m et, was taken *Ethos which were S. receive a. neap wen . Feeble owe part. his salary was NIL lees than nal was attached to his &Ike le 1711;:bitt yet be weed es mean the Bill teas Right Hoe. hind (the Chsecellor of the Beekeeper), sad hi could catch tint at Hes. tint opposite (Mr. Mew) amid 'serfs* in that quarter on the ground of justice. The Treasurer. of whom dm Hon. fleet. had spokes would Mee HNC set of his salary, anti Ire should be sorry to sue se el. o osary a public enteeptest redeeed lower. Ones area meet eater his protest against what Hee. tee. i k on Ow came dome then, and spike at readout ISO no/ties being regarded as gospel. What Lord Wm Lod Helens, Lord Chatham, aid especially tM Duke el Wellingteo, whom ashing escaped any wen time if he were an face of the many all day Lenz m id, Anna he takes es comiag fres ewe esespetem pikes of the matter. than Headman :whose *idea ran derived from a cursory examination of a few days flanks There should be no jealousy about the des Oohs Beard, as tenanted with the question of dist ajoboag the influence of the Caws is that lionse.': The Dowd was composed of the heeds of %be didereat dot russets of the Oise, who received so salary for sit ting et the Board beveled. the assent of their dhtr mtw ler their potent awes. And it was plats Set the Bond must be more edgiest. from Mies so With wised to the istinenett of the Crelva,ll two el& Beard were pensisted to have seats Is that Racer hely three of Ws were then. He hoped the Ess.4leit. therefore wodld roe, that Meadow had bon attiellgtie WISMIIIIIOIIy could.—(Hear.) Mr. RYAN= a great snag might be made by a inglig. *dam of the sakes. If the ai lkapatot sayakerbigheressedsises 1799 or 1796; OntW 9,1 1 Blip se that the hesiass had Wrestled. limpaid support 'very medes for a rodactioe of U. pails that Ace. becatteegpooral reductions had taken dale tie incomes of all people is dui kingdom. It nlithe dety of every man in - the knee, who had the pied tads sentry at heart, to support his Hos. Friend (Br. Huse) in hie various motion for the redstioe of asses; sad he should sippers him in the preset mo tes. Wesel DAVIES Owned, that so far frees their be kw decrease in the estimates for the present year, ism was actually an Increase of shoat thirty-two Sow mettposede ever the ustinistes of 1819. ik. WARD Misereed..with reference to what bad W heless Setae. Member ler Coventry. that Son was tae getsnt sixteen times as much half-pay w seemlige than Sanas in 1793, besides what Wares of halms had ..wiled from doe Union with Inland Ne.IIUHE said, that ledepeadoutly of other motives, inessost satins to take pie gene of the Cosausietio mule swedes of allowing the salary of the Master Gewalt* reemin'the souse as it was is tise of war. is/illy taught that au exmaple le the Wbet appal et was alight f• be sit. sad he Oswald them awn that a Medea of 10,9091. he ima . --apes ors. ads seder miltbraties. &a R. FERGUSON 'initials's**. whet** be was that a todatlisa bad Mei sada is Maoism Depertmed. De gadeesised that es sassy rtrplvessmtedd.t fledlied Mars had bees re. llaaoossid In seey treessiderabli• adosrame„ whilst by i mvielissit to the eksaties et &mem dearest, obe andagemseacqaired was mellowed sp. • Ng AID Misdeed. that is eimsmace 44 the Tot of tbegimeme of the das of the blidiest redepillope bed hem wade. Bat they bad seam madam! radaith4= Th mead? via. m keep the e Itadmdlegural =ire l er l ealy tar modial glow Wspelsidek. Wit ersiiatainamadhb gay ash 9s Wee II ma et Mame sad Sitagoestissegal. • • • Sie.t. Webb, was Isealldest o sad Mims to s.haepttal duty is whose. ad hilltirjnilfitatrel km Dahlia was pat is hie pleas. DDr.Sat is was the ridged*, Of the Based lbeltiked esamesadid last year. ' sir J. Webb isl bees hogliad skip tor • that while, and e g : f s# timid m arAc v his an , to make The Ws gargles Imitalliad redr eguid erjas as 7s. Jay ; the twin ladtvlibdr. red • iss Me Wiliam • day after igg siesta% avowed • Mlle, ief 111. de. Bd. • 4 1 g ; 044 ast the* ,waa asesalty ah eseresead charge of be-ger tee by the usasestisse. the Hoses then divided—Fee the Amoduesat 30— it 91i—lbizagalast she lades IL • .1401:8 mg 'Sala We this need : • d o of the t o of the tables eta 9 a. isetedlag aseresey, / mg. Ix 4'19.105 • 0 lee the Solaries of Oasts et the Brines se Pardpi Modes' 13,311 0 0 lit the hams of Mdadosof the Olken if Onastes... ' 011,463 0 0 Tre va Se Se earns of Cootlageoeies, elmi Meer hoesm,4le...' . PH 0 0 in Pay e ttf tams Gnaws. Ie 6,11M1 0 0 Bribe Corpse( avid Regleeen . .. 4%793 0 0 rathaeorps ors sod Misers, reed forks 26,207 ID 1 IMO 9 si hi p lite"gr ese , also theßoyal • 35,98‘ 18 11 deka*/ the spume of the Field Tuts 2,034 9 2 for Orrtryise the repass of the Medical "Wannest of the Ordnance gqinat ia the Civil wawa, cadets, ec. at w oo km, COM 10 I srFew Pahl nio the. Eschequer. . re deftly the Evros, of Iliflatell perform ed toy steers of the Ordnance, sot provid ed* is test. • fetch. of tics Ordnanve, Windows, Mors. he. &r. icyy the Cher sof the Ofille;IN 1 I t°' H 383 17 4 Br. WARDdiee istissated that he Afield sot proceed umber en that wades and moved that the Chairman r Pert pee r e 0,.. Mr. BROODENaccordiagly reported pet/gins, sad deed lea v e to sit again an Wedoestley. The Hese having mauled, the report was ordered to In received el Thursday. WALLACE broeght is a Bill to r.peel (livers sw am statutes relating to the importation of goods and !irrrhindise from foreign countries. The Bill was riad thou Mi ni flow, and ordered to be tcail a woad time the Lath of April Tic Hun. Member she breeil, in a • Bill for the en. I , l gratesiest of navigation andanneserce. byse regeletieg : C l o ortatioc. Itrail the first time, sod thesecond read -117 ftti for April 19. . WALLACE else brought in a Kitt to repeal c a Act s re l at i ng to the importation of Goode and Ni t • • h ao 4 Me.—Meed aka Brat, and ordered to be read the se "%l time se the 29th April. • . . - lain ems est mers. The C HANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER It ought . the Irish rive pot Cesium Stock 'frenefer Bill, which the first time, sad ordered to be read the second . .mr_lemierrei r . k eue l l'e ad w j lter °nitr e o f die &Twee* th ee rea d, an d t h e at half past twelve. • 3120 D131 DeATII Y ' 4'4 14. ester , ..y *free silent 3 mi 'lassos Nixon. Ltuion ofthe Fl Fri wa n k red eer - 14 (e. P, • "Pi wills sitting is she olitee in the lit _ .1 I, Oa pt medical aselstatice ass roodoood him. It le life bring j, • THE ilt4TiatigAN, . - .43 , 4:tv'0.0-• • -•-- mamma gam PkINNDI! v . iiiftL4lo.., ' Ifeeleadare ONDMI 'Matti, was held attbßibii sesegge Tanta. Sethi Queessereet, hi the tOtirgeni - 41 Saida* tali socisidefttioet the propriety sr feral ss AsilHary 'Society Is - Lead," Is ail 4is sit t : established . I. fretted fie'peiiiithig the a the satire bith theistic ilk ailidini of ' si t lair geese, There woorpregest the Ilisbegoif ' .' the Bishop of Norwich. the Earl of Seabed.' Laid Caltborpe, Sir Thongs Sarin, the ilea. ChM. than, (sou of Lard Teigtiasecols) W. Wilberforen.liel.. MI.. Joseph Beiterwetti;l6l., M.P.. the Rey. Mr. Serra. the Rev: We. Keleher, Ifii• Ise. A sank'' , of ladies also graced the onetime; with their premise: At two o'clock the. Bishop of Glososeasr (see of the Viee-Pa trots if the Parent Society) took the Chair. Hie Lord ship adjoined the noisy, sad istreated wooden' to the Berk of the Pirint Sosilety is locked. • The SSCIIIITAT (thetas , . Mr. Sent) rend th e Ric pert. which staled.sgenst a niter/or facts, that the labours of the Society had encoded over a grist part 'gibe disterbod districts. and that they had siktri bated 146 kosticuless is Irish of thiNew Testa neut. Wherever the Agents of she Soilitty had lad, their appearesce..they were received by the peseastry. who, os beige addeeesed is link awa.lasgsage. hid ales shod toin at - she elejtcie,see ottlie spothicri a llgil thee sf the. had dethirel - they Weald knew the likaiesaries to iii world's rd. Triisslatioli of the Bible had bees scattered one the leis of Mao. the isbabitasts of-which place wens seek improved by the:. The report proceeded to recognised that the Setlpthres be aellierid to the peathatry is their owe lasgivage; and eoseladod by soak( an animated ap peal ts the meeting for their nbeeriptiess to carry 1111 the besevekst objects of their gensibliag. The Bishop of Neavfics wars.iyadtheased imi die sessisatios of the &Tiptoe.* is Ireland. asdifeerasedl a Reoolotleo, that a Society. sailed " Ths Legtheli Against , / Safety for proceeds' the Mendes of Mow Native irish," be established. - - ' .' • . Lord lateen's sececided the Moieties. • t • • Mr. Wstaseroacs staistaised. that sash $ %doff was highly seceisary, as extesdiag the Bedpans .ls *kyle's% harms aim% the peammtry weak' be * tonstetwftiribi Wet haelkial offsets. Lerde Caltlerpo. Oasfatel.- mesa. . Sir Thistle &flag. the Bessarabia Cheeks fame. aced emelt other Oestlosses. othireteed the •Meetisig. sod it tens decided that this Noclety should be easeldmod 0 i brava of the Parent &tiny. aad be galled ° i t . l i pase Assiltary Sidety foe • pederothig Ii i swag the 'lrish is thole ors ' whit& *II it lrop determined shield be se the Osmo *Bp. A liberal Conon* was. made IA the deer. • treemsts fiX/8V2701111 IN rot Near' OF ENGLAND. . 1 60-11Semisy, Homy Alders's, a phloem of Old itte:. was esemosed 'at Dethesi. masa to his he a tope es Borah Aemetemag. At the died tree he widesissi the spectate.% amyl% "A ash . galas% sear fat is eddies I have set.eseemidsd I ,f bidilkow the girl dews, bet clid'int esiesit Waist., I fergletremy body. eel 1111.5:d o IA detglve ma, Good bye ! • ret Isehreprj Ares a Sitimied. mai. ltos esiarated fins iiii it is odd dose a brothet it his was formerly tried at Barham. sr s' dude: seism t aid dotage. *Mahan% trim was tie- ' ewed doers is int der a rape ei a child seder 10 ye n sof age. whom he &sad glades . la a fold. wow his mole. At to o'clock is Wedsooday meeslog. lamb Law ma sod William Meade. setnieted sibigbirsterebbeey at the lam Mertlststbselemlardsoi. ware 41111SIMed ear.- somas to their anima la treat of the lad Qasy. at Norpetio.* The madam of these mos eless *dr cos demastios hoc 'bees highly beedsolag their situation. They solcsiwiedpa dottiestbeit Welt; mance, aid weft • dosply humble* sit' sopient it . their Agfa ad dieerderly lives. aid .they "Pang Se be fish trasad meet autos! abase thole fatarostam. • Is. ti t wir whole ties Asa their Mel has bola spits ice iiiigie sad ether sets of Betties. - Thiy both atiri. bele their vii. toti tahllathAoreakisg. aid driakiisess, sad edam vices osesested.with shades sad drop 'boot' earsestly eastiosed all these Meads who nen admitted se Tuesday sa take kayo of them. whist thee" Mas s , aid that they might beams roliglorts, let that was the sail thing which sow affeed•4 dims' any support or sessfaes 1 god Carrie,* little before his daith. caused a letter to he writteslo his broths's. sestablar rimy +oleos wmaisp aad esoellaw advise. They Bice bees visited sod aided dads; their toesdssuwat by the shillala te the gaol, sod also by the Bev. Mr. Meg. 'gives. of Bolan, asd the Rev. Othrge Atki., of Mos pile asd the latter, together with" the cloapWi, m ewls/ then to the-place of ecceestlen. Lawmen bo bsled with great leases; bat said Buie.. as he lap: pests/ much absorbed is decode*. Carrie was midi Ade& asd 'aborted 111 to taiwycsntiog by, llies. aid avoid those else 'which had knight Idea lath these eireassetesces. le Brothers," said in.''' . I hope ails will he a wain to yes all ; it is theirs& disci if the kind I am guilty of. sod I sat sot afraid to.die. As for the robbery 1 halm little or sothisg shoot it g I did sot knew what 1 was cisisg I it was nab* the affects of dristk. Bad women asd skink have brought me to what I have cease to." Lows.. said, "" I hope., dollow-ebtisdans, you' will joie la re* is behalf of two poor sefactanaie creatures." The raps *seethe. draws over their faces. sad they were bleached into eternity. Lawson died issuustaeosasly, bat Carte appealed to he south thavirlsed. Their bodies were, after hartgleg the meal dem cut dews:, led delivered to their respective (dank, who conveyed then lo Ala wick, their satire place, fir interwar. y .. • . orsi ....-Yeeeertley AAA Lewes uelerleast s flitahmandiatioe befute Sir Pllelfflist es 'lb* cliaepism( snoring forged desk. of Plies.* seem to a gtosier intent thee ever was knewn. Slums his last stesatiostiost be had see:, trivoll to have his ihiskets set off (it was eoppoeed) for the purpose of increasing the dilicelty of swearieg to his perms. especially by those with whom tbacresa soda& bad takes place a eetsaidorable time past. 114 r. hleyeard, see of the solicitors to tie Habit of Ugliest, atteeded, and naiad. that Mau the last, ex amination; whet them were Natter& charges exhibited against hies, lot bad received the ,pariicalare of sena teem mere, but he did set think it nem/miry to go lay the whole of them. The hollowing were Investigated: Hebert Bradford, of Cense rilsete-st rest, Pitsrormearo, stated that es the 17th of September last. the prisooer called on him to consult him professionally; when. his terms being 2 guises. to este him. the prisoser gave him a lef. sour; sod he gave him 8 sovereigns in change. The ems prated to be forged. While bit yoneg etas was mixing the medicine. the gaselier walked away beton . Maid get his as... and address sayieg his vivant call for thoomaelse. , Adelphoe& •IHIM 3Fakueye• ger tb stspeamtela . *that e - 7th August last, & about two clock. the prisoner called epos him. sod aired If, to give his advice for a dbeam he was af flicted with. which be aecemliogly did. While the needs* was mixing, the primate west out. sad ee his raters" gave Liss a 31. Rank rite, aad wrote hisl leaves sod address en the sore—" Joie% Windsor-ter race. Commensial-road." He gave the prisoner her sovereigns is change. There proved to be a* sorb persoa or place. Miss Reyaelds, of Mackay, said, en the tie( Avg last the primmer called sad requested to see her father. wishing to tousle him prefessissally. She bandaged him b her father. The primmer gave a pieta for advise, rasiviag 1. chimp foar serereigas, the pri soner giving his mune sad address, " Jaws, Temple," which preyed to be false. Mr. Thomas Glover, one of the Dealt lespeaws. pared the whole of the notes to be forgeries. Dr. Salter, Dr. Darling, aad Mr. Brake were called, bat did set 'awn% The sinus in the hens* shire Mr. Dille*. a sat pea, resides. is Beets-place. who was defrsededia a similar maser awe maths slag, atteatio9o MIN ea ideadfy itio.eftwa the cheap la his **magi. The phew essoplaigai of Wog is WOO j bet Sir R. Biala, °hewed, he did not haw soy rano why he .Wild be Wowed better thee a aws set •se well dressed.—He was saladtted In tti/L Jidda Oak. the oelfwetased murderer of a mar wessaa..vrito owe 'wad La thi itigest's Caul ens* Haan, ago, was also hanaght up ler tattler amnia. Ilea ; bat aeds*r as hive& forward to grub. no* *ma ands been tbe..llagietnie I* Ile Isle of M asolsesioa he still 'stelae Is* deaylag M ht tree : do favored it. he aye, =beams he u deed .1 staying be prises as a , , flack sf aWy aka mile it Audi 'sit _ riiaii iii ...fish/ i• hi; --- eeefessies:a;eTe7e; read ewer te then ; but they both &dared that they did stet believe $ word el what his eewleaslea sahl sheet the wsseller; beawase Marl, .11 the rest el it wa a .alai e/ Bea; sad hie father aided that be Never telii 1 the Ire* Is Ws Ample llie bat .an—eaml that sere way ambient. 1 The Omar. with the utmost erns f roitl, said he I was very softy that be had given the u peer old bilks I. cash tr..ble"—etesaleg Ms father sad Mrs. Vu. tlea" and r. very ;wry ter siring your Worship [ se cub Imola tee.".alkied M. with a .iguanas sad .of his heed: ' • ' • H-01)! I beg pee Mil -Kee ammo yourself tit rep ereeeet." replied Isslns ; " ter *es k I 'ban mars It vrldi Unrest before poi old I put." •He its Ikea resiesied for tinker • - is he esproised u sriSk se “ slake beads wwle As old esie.!' the Magistrateerdetsd slot Ms fattier sitesid be pertained to remelt bateau leer 'with hint is bit all. A cousiderside diliegity hu ben throws i■ the way of elucidating his ease hr the death of the Core aer wise hot& ifse farms en the body of tle young we- MIN and As comeliest absence• of the evideam tem there... Wes. Harrison. a yeaag ma. who described himself as * waiter oat of place, was ebuged with o►taining erastities of woollen cloth from Messrs. Payee, sad other respectable manse drapers, by Niers of forged orders, purporting so be the orders of. Mr. Peal Case, a tailor is Arandel4treet. The prisoner said he had bees eimployed in this ha misses by a tan of reepeetable appearaaee, w►ose ease he did not keno', sad he had mot t►e least idea that the orders were forged. He was cosaudtted for krtierezansination on Thurs day nest. •••• 1 Ma aasosouia-srlawn—Aevar lux Maalox° Caoss.—Two alas. a Dstrioe.—The pi - at ;match made by Hr. Hooltea Hawker. of Littliderd. Stiffelk, to drive ivs bona siveatrfoor talks lair. beers. Ins alstiartalsa earlY yesterday morning. *I tie Mary • Mt. Ildateati-rWai, over twelve wiles et vowed. The Stakes was ?Se' 200 geioeu to stake die best of his way. He started is as light a stake, as 'Could be placed ,ea wittale, sad did rack 'twelve aellei w tdiois :—The 47 taia. 40 Sec.; •sitioad 41 alk. SO see.'; third 49 wits.; loarth 14 wk. 20 en.; 11111 17 Ws. 22 ewe. Si lila 10 ado. Io see. The tars vres well easily with fear misuse. ad Ogren' esemode to *pan: OW ache Iliad epriege Of the vehicle brae la delis g the (earth twelve ono, which eeetwiesolt irdeley ofieltla this he salaam la tyiag up. bat Mr. Hawker see, recovered his lost grimed. Betting wu! to 1 ell tine. OP • ••LVA sad an errasdistas at , the hotels at the wen-end of I the tome, IMO examined before J. E. Venni, lI'S.. Or to their poseessiea of a rich gold enamelled diamond cross, said to be words from two hundred to three hun dred ponied.. It appeared that tbe19000104112 picked up the trea sure pa Thursday :Doming. near Willis's Rooms, in Klapetreet, sed haring commaaieated his good far. tittle to the other man, he took the ankle to the shop of Mr. Mies, $ silversmith, to know the Wee of it. Mr. Giles at first said It was only fit for a child, sad asked, what the 1111111 wanted for it. The or. rand-maa slid U. 10s.. had been offered ter it, sad he wield fetch the we. lobo had felted it,. Flr. Giles slid it was the property eta Note, or some Aisbassador, and he therefor* detained it. and gave ' Isformatien at this office, and desired the man who bad left it to call again lb. arcs day. They did so, with as °Geer, to whom they hod eamasualeate4 thi bulimia. sad the whole were Arden* Oo attend.. It was siiertalaa, b 7 advertise tit, iR . the amea4 rapers. that the property belonged to Mr. Littletoo,of refusawipan4 to whom Mr. Giles had show' it, sad h was ideatiffod. It was Ism on leaving Alassek's Rises, ; bo a t dim was as sosatieleat.whotterpr Attached ti pay" pireis of Say woes act, except ia the care- Warless of the wearer of the jewel. It Was ordered to be gives up. .00Uantr tr. ' . literea.Cdatt Blinker. 111initi'lt.Whilie Wine; 111 e. to V.; old clittm 31. 4..; red ditto. ti 84.. and Heavy. Us. to 24e. ger imarter.-Oil Cake. lOgs. per thalami. • • Consults Coen Masser,--Tho saly mune deby the Cons Inepaeteo Obis week are . Wheat, 35.. rod. i Barley. 165.. 6144 Oats. -1114. 1024.. per quarter. The (barters Loaf 1. now veins& at Chisholm. by M bikers.. at 6d.! /be Waimea ratite Chichi/4n hew-market ea Wild seeday. teas very briar; seine etselleas stock was ex hibited. Prime beef sod mettoo obtained 3a, Bd. to &ANL per *bait tows sad cairn wen pkatlfal at mmisenes .pike*. -A string if letioy now% is calf, wrap* One yen old. were sold at from 11 to 12 guineas. Vest enemy seekers were *handset, and fetched Bora 11e. to 231. sack; prime beg meat. 3s. per stone; small pigs very low. Of Hay there was a great supply. at 3/. to 3/. 10s. per ten. Arnadel.cattlessarket. on Tuesday. was well sup: plied with prime beef; bet in mutton. the supply was got so considerable as at away !eraser markets. it hardly equalling the demaaL Cows, calves, and pigs waft 4a•plosty. Beef filched trim le. dd. to 3s. 10d. per stone; wether mattes, 3s. Bd. to 3.. 10d. per moue ; ewe motto% 3.. 4d. to 3.. N. per atone; lamb, 6s. to 6.. 6d. per. stoma; and veal, Se. t. 6d. 'per stSse. Amman. Coax licater.---Wheat, $l. to W. per load ; Barley. 16s. to 19r. per quarter; Oats. 15.. to His. per quarter; Pease. 3.. 4d. to 3s. 6d. per bushel; Batas. 31. 6d, per bullet; Tares. 3s. 6d. to 4s. per bushel; sad bay, 31. per tea. . It is loeorrectly stated io some of the papers that the Re Cruisers have been again placed under the directions of the Lords of the Treasury. instead of t►e Board of Admiralty. The Revenue Cruisers in England have been placed nailer the direedoos of the Beard of Customs, and the whole of t►e Preventive Water °nerd in Soglasi has been transferred from the Immediate saperiotendance of the Treasury to the Commissiosers of Customs. At an Excise Revises Court, held in' Edlnftargh last week, a person was lined 501. for carrying on illicit distillation la Libbertoo's Wyad. Several persons were ales lined is the •sum of 20/ each for aeliisg lhadia silks. One of thole eases excited a con siderable degree of iaterem. It appeared that a gen tleman, who represented himself as an half-pay slicer, had made several purchases of goods from a kilter doaker as ma of the Brides; the amount of which he always paid with great paactuality. His purchases hammy at less amends' to 401. some apprehension was felt by the sellers, which, terminated in their obtabsiag a warrant is ineditatim Aga. The Aker Mooted this proceeding.** far, that he gave Infor mal?* ta the Excise et Ids haviag 'purchased from t►ls'iiiaEra MOO ladle handkerchiefs. This was me dale& Ey the edam party hat they pleaded that tbey ksi' ia4o6lll to punkas* the articles at the event request of the prisms,. But the law Waa im • • Umber eqsa was that if an lankeeper. • had geoe'Tiiti a sliep la seine's-strait, aid made an offer to sell some India handkerchiefs, an Excise edieer happened to be present. At SWUM Assizes, C. and J. Taylor were convicted of forg in g shillings at Aldridge , and they had Mateace of epos twos them. The tams from Birming. bats /Mad en die priseaere premises many di e s f or coin ing severeiges , half-crowns. and other coins, with 6,400 silvered blanks. ready for striking lets shillings. and 1.000 ready misted : the press aid other apparatus were also aMmiL A am myna at the doors of the Crown Bar Court, dorlagAlte We Amass at Exeter, for admission, bat was reused. aria whisk be fell into a violent peados, de clads; that be /MT BEd woman come in, for that be was a.prleener I this proved to be correct, for, on enter- lag die Cent. he surrendered himself, having been at 'large°. bail. gusesuiss.—garromast. Waxen 44.--Fear beats h im b ees seised by the party of the Coast Blockade stultified at Deal, having bellow keels made to con kin dm cases flied with &nip spirits. Oa Thursday neontiag last. the 21st last. to siker of the Blocltade FOGA upon Dmiginiess beach, a peat, or small boat, 14 feet long, by b feet wide, quite sew, having a doa ble bottom. with a space for the concealment of goods. three Inches deep. the whole length and breadth of die boat. Oa removing the bottom boards, three scut tles were diesovered on each side the keel, which led to the before-mostiosed place of concealment, filled with dry goods. eambries. Jr.., wrapped is sash% cover. lap. There were is all $8 parcels. eontalaing about 400 peon. of elgbt yards rod. The boat aced pods leave been seat la to the Castanobenee. MILANCIIIIOLT Acme/tr.—Tuesday morning, at aloe o'clock, a boat, employed in the preventive ger. • vice. maimed with a lieutenant and six men, in pro eeedieg from Porlock to Welchem was swamped on the fishery stakes at Bine Ascher Bay, and four of the crew unhappily perished; among whom was the lisotenaat and a man named Bright. The other three escaped with considerable difficulty by swimming to the shore. Some of the unfortunate men have, we hear, left families. They had net quitted their homes two hunts. when the accidest happened! Piens—Sunday morning. between four aid in o'clock, a fire broke out at the boas* of kir. Chap. mac, the Half-Meon, Lower Shadwell. It originated is the leudietil's room.'aini was near proving fatal to hies sad his wife. as they were both nearly suffocated by the smoke, when they were ronsad /rem their bed by an alarm from the watchman. The tire was net, get ander until it had destroyed the room and &mi ter.; het it was feetunately prevented frees extendieg any (ether. Mr.Chapines, in ►is exertions to pet out the lames. had, his hand% erns. And variest parts of his body dreadlelly horst. dhoti& tan o'clock on Sa turday sight another lira broke out at the Three ' Naos Inn, Aldgate. It eenuneaced is the kitchen and emended to the beoldag-olice. Considerable. iajney was desrbefere•the Oro could be get under. 91 Wednesday last. the 10Th Instant. Nary. Alie.srif• sit • Mr. Hoary If ardiliti of Nsu 80041-otroot. a taw dayaallas.• Wag birth to a daighter. Os Theesdnylast, Ibtfilst lastai_itin%. Boles _ldlea t eri c t. Alm RN. • =mit& Cesywitortasr 6wpplag sad of d altham- Oet listarday Wt. she SW lassaat. at Primness' PIA. basket is ialehartilrest. one. is the filsh par ef his age, James Yore, Esq.. b • k;,; .~ -~ j