The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-22 00:00:00

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M.D. late • Member of I :e Army hledicol Hoard; and us Willingham Franklin, Esq. on his appointment to be one of theJustlces of the Su preme Cowl of Judicature et Ntedrao. It further notifies that ou the 19th Matsui, hie Evcelleuty the Viscount de Chateaehrlond, AnibsseLd , r from his Most Christian Ma jesty, had his first private audience to deliver lute credentials to his Majesty; Ind the Count de Ludoli. Envoy Estesor dinary and Minister Plekipotentiary from the Kluft of the Kicirduin of the Two Sigilbs, had nil audience of his Mll jrati to deliver a letter from his Sosersign. VAR-oFFICI APRIL 19. Ist Rectment of Dragoons--Lieut. .1. R. Daulms. from belf-pay Inch Light Dragoons, to be Lie-lewd. rice Fred. Cutthcid. nho exe.tanges. receiving the dl Terence. tch Ditto—Captain J. W. Dunn, from nalf-pay 91st Foot. to be tleptsin, vice P. Iluilmeh. who elm-images, receiving the ditlereasee between a full-pay 'Troop and a full-pay Com pany. h Regiment of light Drago , ns—Lient. Hon. G. !Berke hey Molynetti to be Captnin. by purchase. lice Douglas, eho retires; Cornet W. Inge to ht. Lieutenant, by pur chase, rice Alolyneux; Lord Arthur Paget to be Cornet, by package. vire lthte. • Ist or Urea ldirr Regiment of Foot Guards—Cornet p. Davidson, from hilf-pry 19th Light Dragoons. to be Est *tzn 'end I.i.wenant. vice F. Goantille, who exchanges, re ed; hie Ill.' 441"..rettre. Regiment ur Foot—Lient. a firaltam. from half-pay kith Fool, to he Ideates's ni. vice D. tirinith, who exchanges, rert'i rine the difference. 1141 Ditto—Lient, W. Maxwell, from half.pay Bth Foot, to he Lientenstit, vice 11. 1.. Franklin. who exchanges. I Ditto—Ettsivis It. 13. Wi;son, to he Lieutenant, by Flick/De vice Godfrey. promoted: Gentleman Cadet Gren ville Pero...ire. from the Royal Military College, to be En tine, hr purchase. vice Wilson putmoted. Yd West lu.iia Itegianeat—Ensizn T. Ileory. from half. PRY York 4.labt intat.try volunteers. to be Endo, eke 11. ,ho weetvo.:4-4. Commis.ious in tile South Shropshire Regiment of Yeo manry Cavalry—J. Iteeaolds, (lent. to be Cornet, rice ; O. Wakeman, Gent. to be ditto, eke Eatery, promoted. c ttiete oPPICK, APNIG O. 1 d22. arIIDEN NEEI;ONLo To si:Rys IN ents TNEsTNT PUMA NENT. , • roro3o of Illitehenti—John noughts, of Grantham, Ir. the eototte of littroln. gm. In the neon of henry Fowues WIWI, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern liundreds. RANURVP ITT SVTERIPPYII. P. Herbert, late of the ship Thalia, Merely nt. • XlietCrfe• • 'W. Holmdel). Milton. erocer. to surrender April 27. Ms) 4. Jena I, at 13as:1%1nd-street. Attorney, Mr. P.telies. tit. tiss .!. Chalmers, High Holborn. boot and shoe-maker, April 217, Vay 4. Jane I. at BtiAtOtell.street. Attorney, Sir. Ottocombe, Lyou's C. W. Wald. Rroidetty, Worcester. maltater, April SO, 7. June I. at tin tinehalt-street. Attorney, Mr. 'Mar thither. Gra) 's-intol.gourvt. 0. Walt & r. (';per-.test. Isilnuton, linen-draper. April 23. May 4. Jade I. at Otsiogistl-street. A.rorneys. Messrs. Srpalti. tair•rns. Ma e',. Pearse, and CUM. Esecicrick's-- pmee. Oid Joe ry... 1. L. fiotiasy.P.ori.4w-eorner, Vineries, otiose, : Aprii. • Miy 4; June I. at Rislnchall-strevt. Attorney. Mr. telsef ..eat" r et , Goodtcnres-iields. O. Hobson n. Lrint•Litrr. corn-deater. May 8. 7. -11. et the vog 'rattle, Manchester. Attorarya,MeSsfs. Rdlingtsn. Oregon., art Fmilkner. Bedlord.euw ; aAll tlaye and thotromn. Manchester. J. Thornienlit. Colneutry, vievnaLler, May 8, 7. June I. et. • Crasenklinns [lntel, Coventry. Aitornays Mr. Dlekeus.. I 'smuts; at I Messrs. gall and Willett, 'Orem Jainea .l; t , INUOVII•rU W. - N. Harnett.. • merchant, Nlay 3. 4. Jun, I. at the [ame=n. iM 111 e-stet-rt. L rerp,wl, Attoruo) a, Mr. Wil l! tuts. Littri • .1; in.! Sf r, Cnester 4 Stapie-inn. J. %%IT, Ilonalsditch. euctiordev,.Aprll -7. May 4. June 1.4 t Attaretya, Messrs. Cokaytte and • • l.,n.tarzhall-street, hutches& April 23. May 4. Jute I, 9 Ilasiirl,s,ll-st.we{, Atwwite}s, Alessrs. Pearce aril Nous. Swithies-:ant. iugs raid J. DiMMlek. Kheiswinford, Stafford, pig•lcka-orskers, May IS. 17. June I, at the George Inn. Di. Mkt, mraling:l au. Attorneys, Mr. Williams, Swithin's !Sir ; red Mr. Pt:Howes, Dudley. invvailwras. Vey is, T. Illackhnote, Liverpool, ft:low-chandler— PIM 11. T. Medway. Met Hetlsnrn,, Ilnenolraper —Ms y I; Ik. Teen. jun. sit R. Aed-waun, late of Wa ping. sail odcers—Apsil 11. J. l'aryJisqoet.euert, Fleet-street, narr ate:at-4one 4 B. Hesialue. l'illeholaa-Intir, wholesale ten ...lealie—Apel4 ...Q. W. Pulieye. Imidenhall-street, goldsmith —.AA'? 11. H. Lan .h-r. litrynievltsm, ()anon-maker—May 14. 11. J. V. Kong and:F. R. Pallor, Great Tower-street, vita-vanzelaws—May 14, 8 . . 4 Lecend. Great Prescol• frt:est_Doetiatan's-tielis, cnrrer and gilder—April 27. W. F A. Dulbur. Iterates-street, o.t Ord-street, Jeweller—May Heel'. Caw, Bush-lane. Cannon-street, merchant—May 14, J. Barbanel. {leech-street. Barbican, cabinet-maker—May IS. D. Dalton. Brown's-buildiugs. Saint Mary Ate, cheese fuetor.‘—May .1-!. J. P. (Hann. Mark-lane, sine-merchant— Ma).• 11, London Wall, martthant—May 13, C. , Sweet. Northleutb, Devonshire, Honer—May 11, J. and T. R. Pisani, Maidstone, grocers—May 11. 11. Ezard, Brantford. carpenter--May 11, J. Witchurch, Worship street. Finsbury-s:ittsre, coschminster—May 23, T. Mullin. Rakee-street, lat. Marylebone, apothecary- 3 / 4 6y It, 41. and W. Praetor, Birmingham, optician.—May 23, R. Long Upper tiround-streat, Christ Church, near EllackOiar's-rosil. -ssa-fouirler—'.l t) IS, W. Parkis. Portsmouth, cabinet maker—May IS. F.. Cliveley„ NVooiwich, draper—May 13, W.Stanutll,Steukley, Bucks, butcher. entneteawas AY T. Edwards. ttrigiiton. mrrehont —J. Ktneht, Rurton-tm rigr-Needa"..l. Ktoffor .I:iire. draper- . 1. Hower, ToiMil- Cr,rt, We.tmiamter, ;racer -W. Slav, Lichfield, merger —T. ALLiJsu.i. N,wenstle-upou- Fyne, Liam- draper. I.lo+O .ran. R. aid J. Bathe. Bread-street, Cheapside—J. Hodgson, J. Walker. and S. Walter, Betstone's Mills, Halifax, vetrsted-spinaeti —J. Potter, J. Areles, J. Burgess and W. whartinvers --J. P. Lit.ifftn, W. Ger lo,)en. El R. P. Griffin. Sklntter-street, ribOon-rnanufae it:verb—A. Heiden and W. Crowther, Ilalifas, stovers of worsted—G. Ansley, W. Pearse ap4 T. Ansley, 014 Bond street —M. and J. Cawood. Leeds, brass and iron-founders —T. Temple in., W. Toanian, Gun-street, Old Artillery grounl. sii:i-trianufacturars—J. and R. .Doughty, Birmius- limn. button-makers—J. Hediiagtun and E. Eollion, b!, dress-makers-B. Parsons and T. Jelferiss, MOH., Gloucestershire. b•lck-makers—A. Cannon, J. Cunningbasu. and J. Perkins, Idsrritoul, litten-drapers---G. Oswald mud F. Wita)utatt, Re2:tadlnt-street. Southwark. carriers—F. Ddyble node. F. Viii.f:l—/W. sad W Fish, Nlsidstons. coat mini. brew ars J ''carr J. N tuna, Lancaster, liquJr rarrcastits-I'. and C. 11131runtxual-aserealuts. AVERAGE men OP CORN IN EVIILIND AND WALES. Whea', 44k. Id.—ltye. Ids. S VOs. I id.—Oids. 13a. 4d.—Herl. Ids. I I.;—Peare, els. id. The AArra..te Prier of Brown or Atm.:011(10 Sneer, CCM. putirl from tt:t. I( ,turns made lathe Weed eddies the 17611 day of Ai rii, is 345. d'el. per ewl. . 01.n.BatLev.—On SAlurday, Go, r ge &with. aged 16, woe 4:A 1 ,4.111v eouric ‘Ol of stealing a gelding and a ware, vales 354 the property ni William Wooluonsb The Waialeale% the less ef which we brief, vented is ear.parer of Someday, soiled frees tiravesentlihe Pah of May, sod was war:llo4oa the Inaccessible lAA: U aliening"; Trisiaa da Canby on the 113.1 of Jor re at It appears the wea th er bad been very thiek r'oor they had an ohservation, and foiled themeshiamtin these Islands. of which they wished to get a eight. lee* der to correct than reckoning. Cuearepsently nog look-oat was kept far sea-weed, which Is. lormielcell he se indication of nearing they s an altitede.wee attend' the sou at eight in tbe morning of the 1.14. msd • shall ten, every body being on deck, sea-weed waellistamwell; and it Wee soon.feendiltat the ship *as Weenunded by it: the belies was pet down, but, 'b messes of fight winds and a hoary swell, tbe.sh), dial set riememiatell. B rea kers were now hoard selosed; the 441‘paniti. amts lowered down with a tow-line, inn with sip: *a wind b a sin quite ',Vaided s and the weld • a nt es hip en the rucks. An anchor was ledge. bin treme depth of waiter did not allow it to tabs Ilse cutter ww as then loered down to•aesist the towing the ri.ip's Israel round, when sheet . weather was saw so thick, Iran resistor Morris thOlifilbr two boats could not be sere, •though claw ; alearilirs ' nor rout.' the Iced be discovered. The nissiavrengebo cat away ; the fog blowing oIC terrific elite- sweisille; rented over their heads, et about half • eabieris: sail the sea begat. to sake a clear breach 'wit tbeiii. TbAtwo beats now landed about ieo yank eat goil white those on hoard were entlesveorieg to lismorasam board the long-bost, the ship Ailed , and wean* *Wm. The crew elungro•ths forecastle. oinns of the healf whirls held fast to the rocks; and. on-ss heerillniolle ' raft eight men go; on shore. aod.one sus skilwaside. A rope was now dial from the shore to the etnwrititieet and about four p. re. all were leaded, Joilloossehetinst water, or a morsel of proviiiiona. Water eery found ; and provisions were supplied ley kaluellininiiewa the. penguins and other eggs, std 'Woo fit ins Olephobies and seals. Tents were 'eageted with brae of the warm cloth entrails that were wasised.po saient r het' iteltas four days before tbry could, make slipo,is which. they at last succeeded by means of a rocket which. Ifethe eel on shore. 0.0 the 19th October a , o a t wii .le which eight of the crew dateivroutsit t6' m. ebta li t da timber but they hew het nit* Whiles - We .. OD the lith itiovemberit second heat ens male; mil alre •df the crew st e:ealed in getting to Otte tatted w ink with the 'seines's of two whale bone, Boosts* St tandem ' finfanates were transported from tficir Mats• by the 9th of Jannary folfolvipg, tovitsj bees piliZ bread for nearly six months, The brig:Nada Weil( 'of dun, Larkland, 31aster, kindly the civive a . sengrrs thence to the Cape of liminfilope, fear ladies, three children, 511 paseissigermsmi discus seamen. Twa seamen Were dreereed so- the ithipwfrak. and eight are missing in tlsi_first boat that was built.— Though this island is uitliiii **Mei Tiniest ea Coatis, and every signal was made by means or Srqp„ ilacike, and flags, yet an assistance was 'reiMieeed this' ihtil their second boat made known their situation; VIA" Waal) is about nine smiles rained, is nett doodad.. and 1 reiniukahly high. ao mach to, that it is a dafi svotttO Omin the iniondt, but it is constantly en7spirOrd IS deeds; and thud with stria% 1 has no Isntbner or carve, and- can only he letsdelfen to leeward; a Iraq swell constantly rectally, whirls prevented then, soffiM ers front otitainint fish as a amigo la their diet - The unfortunate ship was 400 teas harden, nod had• - 52 per ions on board, moiety rasseigers. bound to litaitlaq.: — /he Captain sad part of the crew were Wrought Ii in the ilattenrsble Last India Cr:Worth,'" *I ' Captain tiree",,.(late Opthinr, wh a led at , and my Roy+. Wire. Certain Thai nu' ." "I' . _ „. • %..... .. r -4 t : ~.,4) . ..I .....i 1 . l . . A Sectors Mistartielltrbillratiralrelliir eastuut.Louse ()Oren pat of from Briglopo, in their. took to be a galley. and po 0 . 114 1 40er. In oxdoc Us, ktist-,tbe. ionpposod,. sautes bind trailer to, they.fitwd be wens ?.0 and '3O shltlettle her; wick Ore was returned by a strange boat. Qty coining alormide cads ti•lice, 1. was 114111 d, tesAlsoilet mutual astonislimeat. that Istith hoatilloissog-d W.llOOl Custoisi-bouse!—Portunately no person wits bed. • BANK or THE UNITED STATESo-4111 - amount of bills discounted on personal seniority iv8:1,013,296 dollars 10 cents. Oa the funded debt, 124,632 Isre 49 cents. On bank 'web, he. 3,303.248 lan 66 cents. linking the tatit solemn of their dis count 2 441.159 dollars 45 cents. The &insect of rperie in the bank and its brascbcs Is pieta at 11,368,025 dollars 96 cents. Tits amount sit publie ititellPV deposite4 It S 833.559 dollars 22 cons: es accoist of individuals, 4,362,683 dollars 29 costs.-.. Total Amount of messy deposited itt-the bank sad Its brunches, 7,696.192 dolled 5l cents. This state meat is that ofJaae, 1821.. ' ATTEMPT At oar Aesizas Thomas Evan/, James Shave, I Cocking, for , carry oo tikeitwo was employed ' London, a; thi the Attorney-them Herm, they wer and KM'S ascetics are each to fina ' England for CoMBINATI , NOTTINOHAM.• ia-gtheturn eottoe hose b; be athirabig arranged between;, wasters . siorkmeg." 7 .lit this, bowercr, our evectations have, heru disanpointed, end we regret tkfind that the ma lt lutt of some of the workmen, in Armee mitni• factoring villages in this county, bait .4 la racter whir's threatens the peso of - ski „: t. all' in . c o ns e quence become rtecestifty to earCtee t titcuA l sions of the Watch mid Ward Act.--(.Voffing/imi Journal.) An inquest was held on ,aturday night 'before T. Shelton, Esq. at the Mitre, Ahiscate; on the body of Mr. Abraham Hart, late a poulterer in Deke.street, Houndsilitch. It appeared is evidence that the de cessrdshrl formerly been a navy Arent, but met with various losses, and was r. (laced in hairiness, which' _treacly hipaired his intelhets. WWI the remnant of his fortune he commenced bovines as a poulterer, bat his success. being very inadequate to his etpects lions, prodered a despondency, which brought on a fever. It nes not, however, until within the last fortnikht that be had exhibited s,snotoins oE unequi vocal insanity. Thursday he was arrested for debt, hat by the interference of a friend he gained a respite front the bailiffs anal the rest day, on Isis solemn pro. mite that they should then have the money or hie M de. Next alpinist the deceased was found lii the ,poultry loft suspended by a curd from one of :he raft- Is, Lind quits deed.-:-Vartikt —I nmuity, ,N. w4filricx 8118111144V8. —4o. IWpios v. the 001WJetta sad Gaardiaso of Ike ' Poor of 1.4 e pd,id, s t. Bir.hom..—This was so gem! aphisst the payment, out of the poor rates, 14 the rim of 1961. 10s. 9.1. In 1520 a prosecution (bad Wen initiluted by 3./ . Spurrier and leglehy. sejleitors, ii,f Birmingham, against a person of of George Edaroods, for a libel on three of the i istratm of Birmingham. Aft. r the conviction of minittis, the attornies' hill, amounting to the Owe Errow pus 4 its dm Constables' Accounts. awl by ere paid set pf the poor rates. Tlie Appid- F.JVilliaus Phip.on, eionsideriog rbis to he a im p itsisafplication of the ,asontycallearal for the "import of ,the ;mot, appenlesl aga inst the payment of the hil. The trial ovenpied the Court soverad /trim. When .the , ease bad been gone thrombi...o tliii arittunieuta of Counsel had been beard es Molt dir,.tbe Court relied to consider of their verdict. 1-4fter deliberatiog for nest an hour, the Chair .. returned, nod delivered the following decision : ' "Masai for Itorroolcatr; and the Appellant, if UMW the cause, by certiorari, into the Cosa of •Iting's Bench, to pay all costs up to the preatist limp. If the CAUSa I is not taken up to the Closet above, then each putt to pay their uwa costs. ST. ALBAA"S S.,SSIONS. .—." O _ • '. IILSORRIWTOPS USN. Till KIWI V. tertsets WILLIAMS. `,_'Chia was an iodietusent ageism' the defendant for a misilemeantr, at roessita law, in breaking open the tsf one Jane Fonwick, deceased, lately interred 1141 11: cisareb* yami.of Matferd, and carrying away Us sold body. . We. PLATT conducted the protection. and Mr. Deetixso the !lettere. It appeared in evidence, that on the ilitb of klatch last, the deceased. a Toting girl, had hese buried in Watford Cbeeeb-yard. tbo aleniiwg of the 116th of March, it was discovered the; Abe .grave bad been disturbed. Upon esamin- Leg alw grave, the coffin was totted, bat the body pito. The neighboarbdissi became alarmed, and in qsbrywas immediately set on foot to discover tbe of fender. The pris.scer we. charged with stealing the deb{ body. TlMeme west to the Jery, who found t;:e. prisoner Quilt, t and he was senteseed to pay a fine of 201. and beitegrisoped in the Borough Gaol for two years. ~ • MIDDLES la SE4SIONS. • Saturday, James Smith was indicted for keopiug a &orderly house, Nu. 45, Charles -street, Ursiriane. Mr. PLATT (with whom was Sir. l'attvnetuttaite). for . the prosecution, .stated that the house eitilitiamed.was ens of the most notorsons in that street, where. only a few wceks ago. a fellow creature , bolt his life by vio lence, In being thrown out of a window. The Uses ed Conned admitted that, tab moth), suclt bonseeiflieitt to esiet in such a place as London; but, is dame M. he forcibly a, pealed to the Court and Jury wbfelliser a whole neighbourhood was to be annoyed, la Ory wept manner, by the cootitinetj! nuise„.)klat L atter night, of the hew clareekten of bed sigwfue. l'l(fitenf the very lowt:st order, who .{relented tbum' Theiiresinf promo ion, Sir. PLarr stated, was brosght forward, not by the parish, but by Ira re spectabf. toditidual, Mr. Joseph Octet, who was, from slaistion as a parish tame, bat too well acipiaint ed With, the grossest iniquities which were too abate in Charles-street. The Learead Consul" .siatit btc was only the first of a number of pro. seenfitia titme public spirited individual In tended- eat!, on against the infamous houses in that street. The 'conduct of •tbe present . defendant 'Was of die Very worst kind ; previous to this prosecu tion being institotid, be was offered not to be prose cited if he wield abate the nuisance ; be promised to do so, but did not. All the prosecutor wanted was, by a verdict of the Jury, to convince the defendaut and °thee* leading such infamous lives, that even in Cbarles.street such iniquities should not go uppunish. ed. Evidence was called to prove the nuisance, and the defendant thought proper to plead guilty to the offence. Judgment was not pissed on hits, but be was discharged on Isis own recognizance to shake the nuisance, failing whereof the Court was determined to visit his guilt with the utmost severity of the law. UNION HALL.—Saturday Janes Ri flgley, who bad I formerly been a farmer, was chervil before R. J. Chambers. Esq. with having forged the Oovernment stamp upon dressed skins. The offence Is felony. With- Odi benefit of clergy, by the 524 deo. Mr. MA tow attended us the part of the liskiee; and examined the witnesses. •Id , John Fitzhugh. en of of Eerie', sisitret that on the 12th'iottaet be met a cart, which was driven by the prisoner is Bermondsey -street, and fatted a qaan dty of skies is it improperly marked. The prisoner stated that the skies were his own property. Witness seized the cart and contents, and ascertained on the same day that the prisoner had a concern at Bourne, is Gemini 4 geobiem for which pleat be (witness) set eR that morning. for tee purpose of searching the perfidies. Ho found there a earpeater'i box. containing a num ber of punches, the impression of Which corresponded exactly with that upon the shins that had been seized, and was a tlemispitasion of the Government stamp. — Many skies - were; foend on the ;itemises, beating the Goverment +Amp, sod foarwitbmit it. A constable who attended the first witness daring the search upon the premises confirmed the latter part of the hutment, and added, that thorium., had beew carrying on the leather trade fur POMO time on his son's premiers. The punches' and the skins were pro duced at the offue, and found to correspond exactly. The prisoner was fully committed. DIARY FOR 771 E PRESENT WEEK. WITH Tkl6 TPIIIII Of 111611 Aprll 21, 8.--Bsretis SvisilerterwEarta.- New Mom: AT 4 artimh.frAi'. - - ' • High mater-morn. 3u at.after I; nee, 61a. after 2. fl, M.-Sui. rises 51 in. eft. 4. 1110 tratee.-aabrii. 31 nt. aft. 2; attn. 63 n. aft. 2. IS. T.-6T. Ocotaa's. Kiss's BIRT/F-OAT 111= [Ho wes i a.- OW eigno. 17 NI. 3; even. attar ti, W.-Easier Tim bights. High wises -..sor v. 37 in. after 3; eves. __ 111 ls. 15, Matit.-;theh. oflllo. born. High water-asers.4llas. after 4; nem. 9N. allot& ' 26. F.-20 , sets 14 a. aft. 7. Hirt% a se--asont: 36 at. after 4; avast. 4 IL Apr IL: 17, i•rtses ta. aft. 1 ow , . i. I' . High a stet -antra.23 - 10. arty: 6, ram. is: Inert Or AITITICERS Ti' trATi ENGLAND. — T9l indiatmento were preferred against na,, William Robinsoo, John Widdowson, , Henry Hills, John Igfiiielleg.and Wm.' r attempting to lesse n Kfriiiatry, and it work in a foreign lealli • :lll.44filliams dby them as Counsel, a r;litiliirn, of heir solicitor; and at ... doll of NOeneral, and by the a ::Mr. Wil; / of_. here indoced to plead gui * to *treharge,' reties in 291. each ; .sad ' latirritsy nut MI two other suredepla .'net to leave three years.—(Cheeter rosiele.) !lon AMONGST TI4IIOTTOrt Kr/ATTARS AT A.—We —We bare lathe 0 abstained from mo- m ost soronguthe (raw-work linitterakiktba rranch, in the hope that the matter . would Arranged hetwoms;tlse ntasters and their slEcurioar OP I NCRNOURIIIII 4or Nosarien. • 0 / • Retort:3Y se i nnight at the nsnal hoer, were, trl6l era' the Merle 818. Noah Peak, age.l 40, awl I Perlis aged rklabiturers, for feloalonaly Gist ti Ha.wacks.wet the sight of Vehrnary the !lith o iprpparty it Mr. Jobs Kest, farmer. of Dies, ~,0 the taw -toast, men had bees saldien. Peak I bon at Soelfangee, served ten vean in the Let 3 likkaatli t l a stater Celebes! Si, Was Parker, aid di apple seven years in the 34 t h, ma d 4 th or Kieft 0 &Pimento of Pont, in P.rrtigal, Spain, aid t N i os ier i an j i ,.. li e w a . present at the battltt 11.000,, Allmon, *ad Weteelue, *here he had taa latiadisphbwilarg:Je."Pe. Pr,:;tise"waswah.orinniiatralloviltiltil Lti fidi ffi l l ,and was seven years In the Royal Stair Corp. r,,, which he received his alschar:e oith great t.r.l he wet Alin at Waterloo. Peak bay left svelte s i .in, and Perils a Wife With four ebildrea-t•-•11 of tin young : his family eve reptaahle, and hi, chmsii i wet goo/ esti' a few ti.tm;hl precedine the eri ma s which he sneered. With :ittle and anhapo r m a , , riatien from the facts as they appeared in etW,r the criminals acknowledged their guilt. p..,16,10, ever, constantly affirined that he brad no knowledge; the intention of Aria, the sleeks, and eole c o m et .% hi s Leghpaniktp*. Peak aod Biker, were mine to stn tirmovnod, until they had eerily marled 11... HMI premises : be then most earnestly elideavo im i i s di, snide them from it dad left then, as was it t CM sitterablet eitesere when the Mimes appeared. Pam (who had avowed that La hail a grotto so w h i Kent) and Peak both declared that P• t ri s *„ b. with them shell the set was dose. Yards 'hear 0 pressed himself with the atinott gratitude f.. the aht Rations he owed to Mr. Kent, who had formerly ea ployed him. Peak affirmed that Baker wa..4 sets.] it, emilliary until the last morning of his life; h 1,,,, t privately cosfessed to the Chaplapythat hisseifilhe entered the stack-yard, finals Like liveten e r mk t pt ue li t i the train. and that Baker remained on the ether red pith, hedge. Peak was then askedide motive tar il and said that, by *bat be called warning lettere, t at in his own lads; sego, "by afresh anti a were It sra Weeded to alarm , the fanners. and iarlimr thee t make a more staple allowance to the Poem Beth ' I convicts confessed themaelves great sin n ers, sod do for sonic time past they had attended no platter ms ship. A few days before their death they irrle e 1: 011 letters to their wives and relations, full of worst as religions advice. oaramdy eakortieg them then. se at their last interviiwe. to adhere t 4 the warship I their parish chorchee. slitch of tire sigfirpreviaw' their execution was passed is prayer and devotion eeadisg. They were very 'penitent, and desirom leaking all the atonement to their paver Its asp confessions of their *Fences to Rod aad as... Dion divine service at ehiiel. Foils aad Peak in air voice sang two app-oprlate hyena with great feel end expression : they thankfully and fervently ceived the ofterasnest, and Pads, with much tato nod ispassiswed eloqaenee, addressed his ?Mow ausela in aloes and well adapted eshonetioa , eh' hi gb" 40 4 1 31149114 ".Lo stow aim tow 1 .ah ail he A I mans ress m btr. milker fellow. priaosats.the • words ot poor George Fortes, sad may Godh‘en I wad have mercy on you all." They tea took - a t fisting leave of theft eempandens in ron6neseat,i *naked the Cleverest for leis Umbra led Milani. Upon reachiag the scaffold (at the few: of which Si High Sheriff was present, and attentive to grant evil request and indulgence consistpt with their sitastiM they obtained permission to sdarew hits people. PM With a lead voice repeated part of his exhorts** i chapel, and Peak was declaring that some of his 4 had sears wrongfully, when they were nth If allotted by the Ordinary to acknowledge, as they rilf ;the justice of their sentence. After being tied Ili Wed the cap` drawn ewer their faces, while they err Iffistiamly and aulibly repealer after the Citaplals Übart piayer, the platform fell, and eply died. silo igithoot a stroggte, in the faith and Immo of ChM The execution was skilfully performed by ere erns 'Royer from the Old Bailey, and whet II:ey bad hsaf... f t". penal time theirehediei ware delivered the same a ti m soon to their friends, to be interred at Br . rssing . 1 a I I d - 1 vPiiii fellow ewd carte h u t parishioner, °S for sNr. r burial w iichs h i o t : h " w e s a od h: 4:: I nt x y h e ar ; e f se t i eEmaTit on v : a t rr i t1: 4 1;:;t a :. i h ee (12.t.r:.: col . si t a n g g b as a t m , .ln 19. for stabbing Ww. Harriatin, 41.50 CITHEIL—TLS wee cFiocmiouced with a warm 16 eldial bat flooairatilospbere, which lased, as 31034 eveniag• anti* that continual tier ae*t tlas' It NO Wednesday morning was foggy and co: I, and V:isratil was fair Mat gloomy. Yesterday afternoon tkete thunder storrn,whicb tons accomp:taird with a showers mehed hail, and followed by a heavy rain at night. 11 .. i day has been the clearest of the weal. The tout' of rain fallen here since Saturday labt, is I inch gal buswirealths.—Strand,April 30. 11 sleight. t!, gasesisTSl. 401 14, :•••• • lA, Y.:10 17, W.... IS, Th.-. so • 46 sa .46 49 f 3046 I (foile 4; 1 ,U 4 Clads 47 fit ; Rein 43 ,Sbovel 44 1 47 : 3 . 54".1 st as m MARRIED. On flallOth inst. at St. Mary's. Newington, Walter° aton 91011, -Esq. of the Royal liontgemery Light loft Regiment, to Miss Mary Wells, se.uud daughter of Martboro.neh-place, We:wortn. On the 2 , lth inst., et St. Lilies. 0;:l-street. Mr. km waist, to Mtn Dahill. niece to Mr. ..—strert4 DIED. On Thursday. 114 , IRA irst. sued VI. Mr. Samuel T el formerly suprriatcndant and coast me. or of the niectesill apparatus requisite for Use int cutiss;; , ;sod pursuits JI tl.ell Earl Stanhope. 4 : 1, 11'141101day. 17th inst. at her nom's hugs*. MO Mrs. Whitby, wife of VI Blain Wts.th3, forsiteey at Hoe ton, aged 43. ".• On the YOth inst. in her 71!d yillir s!ocerely helnessi 'I regretted. Mrs. 'Elizabeth Boys, si . .of )Ir. TSsoutat PI of Newaate-market. ins.t II After a severe but protracted Vicess.ll;he I V S h Willies Artewsmith, of Bear - s treet, L ster•sieslA 01 Stith year of isle isr2,__________:'..... , —___ bdoor Edited, Period. an kVolibaeo at the MI "Toe STASI:IIM AN" and •TN CONSIPITUTIO!eIIg, No. 397. Strand. by AR OEII. ILI still Cornamolottiora, Orders, de. are rso.4s bit addressed. S .'.loch. ,~ I I I o'clock. asp ii b 4