The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-25 00:00:00

ATTACK ON 11 - 18 LORD LIEUTENANT. tramp TUC DUBLIN 21.011/OIIQ Post.) On S a turday, his Knee Hooey dm Marquess Wellesley strived at Castle from the Phenix Park, is sae of hi t State Carriages. At halt past twitisis gangliest, on the Throne. the Addresses of Trinity Gl lege sad the Corporation of Dahlia. The Members of t he (*permits's who attended wore in their civic cos. pmt —the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs at their head, with 0144 Officers and Regalia. The Collegiate Body vis beaded by their Prevost, De. Kyle. The following Addresses will be d received by his Ex. o fe ey, by appointment, this ay, at the Phenix park : Address of St. Mary's Perish, at belt-past one o'clock ; 1 ;0d of Merchants, a quarter put three ; Queen's Colley, a quarter past four. The Lord Lieutenant has appointed tomorrow, at two iolack. to receive the Address of the Nobility, Gentry. sod Citizeos of Dublin, voted en Friday. at the greatd yetis! convened by the Lord Mayer. It was at brat iia Iscellency's intention to have received this Address . i 2 the closet, bat, as it may be expected that the toilets will be accompanied by a considerable number it wisest reeprctable fellow citizens. his Excellency, we salerstand, will receive Hem at the Castle. is the greet Nail of St. Patrick; wi re be will, of course, deliver fir aubwor• it 1,41,0114,11iit his Excellency does not man, on thisoccasien. Si 9904111 t himself to the limit,' an answer, read witimthe deist diode forms from a lariats paper; his ExcelleaCy. Me believe, will addesom the Deputation witticism these formalities. i!issef was there an Norsasion.orf Wire importune 19 jog* the laying aside. for the moment, of all official. truftieh—an occasion to width the ?articalar circus! s imi.alw which we have adverted must impart an us peepoppod, degree of interest.. His Excellency being j e lskkriijilf, knows and appreciates the Irish charac ogrip‘dey meat have the harts of tigers whom be Can , nettiralidee by that jodiciolas and hippy admixture of carrion and kindness, of liminess and ormitilezuntiods which distinguishes the ckanatifU l te9 9l 4 lll9 l. perhaps above .that of my. mimic •APACIA, day. •4. : .; •' (In Wediteadt I%.l94lllwhibmiteilli priieed ikatatOU'itlit Service ab Chrisit Vhirtch c. c .41 0 1 4 (4. The Deputation of St. Mary's reales • this day at 'the Vestry-v.o*st tend* o'elorit: eaellefai teed from thence to the Phenix Park, to proems, lir Teietisial Address to hls teClldi :<`{t.l.eys'si,,t nu 9 71 Ire !risk to remove a isisappreiseqoo44, ll , l o ll :, promihsthat Coon dresses ere wellOPOLty• pot", pieg te'preemst Addressee teatime Lira Litimataimiat who chaise to accampalty DOOMIZ kfi Sig!trig4: a c f This gtivssis 00.APPF.01k. sod Law...4p. it As 04.1 1 01 - ceodieg grids; Addreiseeil*P" Castle, should be bibliog.. is 'NW ytiooMltrlitit,. • TvMplgiiirtirs. SRA 11 1 4Wri ,91 1 istit‘ Lisetewesso I 11;1161 (50f,14 a re 44 st aiLits4l cv 1,11 • ♦i+,6ool(+dyw • . . aratieitteenr„_ , siteie thelheaytillitle Ibl4 eve . olos.o . 44 *Pet ! I P I ii!lef", e 3S*C a l be ciMO eri noose am .3 age doe frois 141¢st9111 4 iNcyte'llie citimituroflinlpft; " people el "lreleiill.ltbr'an IMmediatil,epilleltedttr affordedAltem,ef wiping away the stale which nestriist lamentoWy fises:ow the ett arse* titelseisielmi. —Oh& Ntrior) ..z ,' o , . We , ore sun is thai 5t10 1 0910.. 4 "1 1 1 darigentwsly iii at Felix Neurosis kl anytime-4 is IJ filar .mplice.dorvW‘• tint sired by several Astesised!!",". tradeimen, and others effected IT the memo' endi•.tre ci.airtio <Herne or ogrieuhett. the High Maw o f Sodiitli air It. P. Joddrek" Bart.) - has benvemed a '• (misty usectipg Of the nehpityi, gentry, eferyry, and Haien,' to be bola at tß t Awdretrif Bell, Norwich, on 11'640 1 the za ,•1 the! . 1 4) .,..„* •0f Liking into roosidorMiag :jig! moorsilmkt losers. Tor, mans of relieving them, % • DELTO OF 11•11111 Haimearessee4fter nmee# Obeid - tedloas illaess. Mr. liana iliallilllll4l 04410 cg.gigoe o'clock. yesterday morning. Thom will be I sosteet, :1114111he sa mple, eaosed by his dealt in the repreeseteilee Delhi wool! of Dublin. sir cowpton Dosvillo mad CoL White are (to Ito) the Caodidales.—(Dmilio Mareing Post if Iftoday.) According to Parisian gossip, the eldest 6011 of 'Marat (Acbilres) will shortly mponse one of the daughters of Joseph littonspsrte. Leans from CqpitelsegiiCgileilikate the ettraor await feet. thee tbernereliente %these ere abippiog bar ley and oats to the port of Konigsberg. She late harvest Laving proved so very emprodmrtive-ferthma serte-ef rein. Not only are the complaints gra IliCniniever 7 irm 'resting shivery high price et eon, bat It fesaid, such is the depressed value of batcher's wet; that, • remote frem large towns, cattle are slaughtered for very little more tbsa the cut of the Wee. I. re is 114 1■ so ks Of It, 1.1 foil 1 tbe g WO Gen: ink. s .svg Corrot+Woot..—Oiasdow.—The twin, alorlug .tlie last week, amounted to 1,051 packages, 101 Sea Island. lled. a 121.1 60 ditto Sta 81d. • Mid. ; 874 lioweds,7ed. $ Bd. 20 Orleans, 91d.; 35 Dem ire. 100. a 101 d. Imported, one vessel item Dane ears,3o bates. As a proof of the flourishing state of the Cotton .trade, we seed only state tbat W. Fielder, Esq. has con trotted for the building of • factory in Blackburn, which, it is said, will contain about 36,000 spindles; sad Messrs. Lifesey and Co. have also determined upon erecting another opening factory, capable of holding about 20.000 spindles.—(Leacester Casette.) A gentleman at Craabrook, on Friday, the 13th inst. had a large turnip brought to Lis house, as a present, and which he conceived to be ink-cadet' a mere joke, hut to his great surprise, on making an opening into it, be had the pleasure of findiug two brace of Partridges, and a couple of fine rabbits, curiously packed in the is side of it. A correspondent informs es. that not more than ban an acre is sown to wheat in 14 estates in the parish of South Tawton, most of diem being utitenanted.—(Ezeter Gazelle, Dec- 27.) An attempt was made, a few evenings since, to take away the body of a person interred in the church - yard of Ilt. John's, Beverley. It is supposed the resurrection nes were prevented from completing their purpose by die approach of tbo watehisso.—(Leos Independent.) Sumby I. au'. OS, . t .- „ b;sffih tii. ii*r.:o 'SF* s.bninte; ...44i. 4, belies Sal out; recilloasl, mp;tl OM R ,itWt I olti. WiMr, dulled tit ro ogb lismailswarimmeat 411'0 ,its atir* life and epugy.....-.' I Wilt 'of great!' pFii, grows lb the garde* s - II • h dra p e r ,t be r. ..4 un.t s et oats at Crook's-moor; pitmen twee ea Tharsday i .They were remarkably he. -4SAIkkl hie.) . . . , A Lady having askedblif. de Marehaagy why persoat of her sou might sot be electors? H. replied; 0 Ma dam, yen might be electors, bat you could not be asps. ties." .. Why sot ?" said rive Lady. .. Because po Me. luau would like.to,acknowlaiptbst eke was forty year" --(lfTsaireaownie a amuse Baxark•Mateh was made' 416116 Awe ego, for 100 guineas hide, between Lord Kennet* ism&captain Barclay, which was agreed upon to be decided leaftwe Christina', Day ; thillatter gentleman undertaklog to lad a man, who should throw a Cr.cket-ball the distance of In yards forwards, s ad la order that 84 advantage should be derived from the wind, he sboeld throw the ball bank *Wu Si same Mobutu. Hyde Park was the piece lied got, and yesterday morning the Noble Lord and his sport * adversary met, when the latter produced a doe athletic eountryman, to all appearasae rt ilia attempted the under taking, with the disadvaattlgaSpkinfavoarable morning, failed la it, sot getting 4aspnkillll,kirds indds but throw ; slesesq•ently the Caplan len him may. : . jt bats been stated, that the vsnielliele Alin Adonis has (m o re l t h e 89th yeas af Me age j it *laid have been his 88th year. ' HIGH Panto Hoye.—At the clout t pi,. New Yerk Fair, sale of some articles took we t wham the American hat in imitation of Leghorn, was sold fed 020, another for 05, another for 535, and,autlin 31 dollars. (Extracts from a United States Paper4—Fttom Cm" rearm.—Papers from this place to Jaly Ihtb, have been received at the Palladium Office, Hostok, hat they do .pest furnish say thing of particular moment. The 105a. 4 Olives by the late hurricane and detain is stated noel be have been so great as at first sopposed. la ass section of country there were 16.895 houses destroyed; 16,904 bullocks and goats, and 6,767 mannds of -A price corrent of the I Ith states that there was very little Indigo io market. Offers had buts made fur several parcels of the new crop. bat holden were not inclined to sell. The demand for Saltpetrel continued, bat prices remained without alteration. laraisonnewr Foe Dearr.—We are glad to find that the statement from a Providence Paper, that the Legislature of Rhode Island had passed a Law to allow Creditors to hasp poor debtors in gaol on paying one dollar per week for tindel maintalnaoce, was an error—sed that no such law has been passed. In Kentucky a law was passed at the last session of the Legislature, to abolish all Imprisonment for debt.—ln the existing session, a Committee has been appointed, to amend the law, so as to provide. that debtors guilty of fraud, or concealment, may he imprisoned, &c. The spirit of he law will be preserted.—(Resfea Paper.) _ _ Jo 4 1 ,inet.s mach . , r e moli,,weo slaughtered by M e , :h h . . Feiroo. ph, 1. .in Ado toasty. weitiths i lillba, a q u a r t e r.. 1311,. of.Aulloor,.an. limp woatly cm! inches us the rib.. Until withis:is t, ii,of bee death. she, •Inen , milked daily. for hp „lt atte . .koit Arna . a.4414 4 .04.•0, grim, , • °A it tI. mi.Tio s!‘t 1,e.. ~ -ivo.ii lilies_ , , i•• - 3 ilPe l usiugudsui laelnito-aff. am,.s( *s Star , I on.. Wield, lima keifitiumhe rising three - years old,seldals, ineldropptid her lieeleolf. - . Sbe went to the hadijoi 'sou test: 'du May. ales eon usiiiikeeed has rest. 4,1, loastinsod to Ore. , fronstbec .0 six goons per Aoyrert idorney and Swint see tbaiplessielait hale slorpoodit her breed. •• ; o .' .: ' Swaxtdstreti4ti a village near this city, last sennian pair of Swailegs, which bad builria the corner of . Itheller dove, deserted their young at the period of migration. They bad prevlooely brought ups brood, end when the general bodying*, to collect for their annual flight, they seemid to be carrying food forefather. These, however, they deserted ; and two dela after, the people of the bouit took down the nest and fogad three young ones in it dead. To the curious in natural history, this circumstance nay occasiou a question, whether, iodine birds, the migrotory instinct is stronger thairthat of* tacit latent to iten young, so powerful is all adonis...a (Newcastle Chronicle) . . A great sensation bat been excited in the fait of 'lnk by the discovery of the exhumation of a corpin from the churchyard of trail. The gran of an eldlerly woman, OA. wee interred the week before last, having been no.' lived to.be some bat disordered, it was deemed neces • airy that the grief should tie opened, when ii was found that its tenant was gone. Tire men and a woman who inmates loitering about the town for some' days, and Who afterwards quitted it rather preeipitstely, are sus. elected as the perpetrators of the detestable act. The .husband of the deceased immediately set out for Edin borgh ; bat he was unable to discover soy trace of the eupposed delloquents. The Magistrates have adapted the precaution of watching the charehyard.—(B as • row Chronicle.) fort of a family at Castlesowerby lately very narrowly award destruction by poison. The master of the Amman old windower. exhibited s i g ns of attachment Ito s eervent.girl ;but she , conceiving t hat the old man ' s lope aid daughter were inimical to her happiness, pur -1 charged some arsenic at Peorith, and pat it into the tee-kettle. The destined victims, on pouring out their tea. thought it a strange colour. and refrained from erectile` lc Foiled in this attempt, she next put erectile into the broth, of which the obnoxious idividuals both partook, and soon afterernos found themselves very ill. Ur. Irving, of liesket New Market, surgeon, was sent for ; he detected the poison, and adminis• treed antidotes. The °fleecier has not yet been appre. belied.—(Cerlile Patriot.) ---__ , iiitwout.aa etacuutrrANCl.—Nionday forenoon, a boy of Mr. Kserkiaa, farrier, riche); en a horse, in Mansell-street. Goodman's-lipids, the animal took fright, ran away, and darted through the tap-roi 111 window of the tleorge public ikouse, the coroer of Goodmen's-yard, destroying every thing before It. Tlte boy, who Wes still on his back. was much cut with the glass. Tne horse was much injured Fortunately only one man was in the room et the time. A few minutes later the consequences might hey, been dread ful, it being user the Wilco( a number of tr. ',men dieing. tobn,transapyokiklieta-- - bier lareetL and has not iinifebeeit heard or From one threats of Injury which Aroloird.to have fallen from the man. and no trace have. l inemen discovered of the wallow; notwithstaroling tho tilmat anxious search on the part el her. relations, suspi- ' idool -have bent entertained•that eh* hes met with violent death. Theiuspectedperson Jan been appee headed, and is mow in Cepa thol.' end it -presogniticom before the Sheriff is going ea.--(Copor Nereid.) Saturday last. the wetehman -stationed 'user the Gibbet Toll, Edinhurgh, stopped • person driving a gtg, whist; emu* to be suepietionsly loaded, and was coming from the ,mpthward. Upon examination, It was found to wraiths t Oodles of two females. Deo of these der i old; 'cud with tedib. The watehman very propari# tobktile litter and i s Mb ehargs into custody. lieseksConnanc ... Qt alit ittifolif 0/ . thursday lief, about three n'clficle. the inal47-,olerirant of 'the Rev. Mr. Beckwitkeinit e ofTillinghititaimil was alarmed by a noise at the Aide+, a au ' went: Selow, and 'looking out , the saw ;be body • hoot half ty4 through the sash. . and 'he ifth tliiMpestring blots& taf the remainder of Si! way. 'lie; Beelswith was at dm; time in London, on svb4t, ' acid 'the only. man in the house.was the parish clerk; who slept there. The eef vent went imuiediately to,yaki him, and hating iofortnei him of what she had see*, desired that he would get and protect her and her mistress. She Wei went , t Mrs. Beckwith's chambie. bad no sooner eommti niested the terrifying iatelligeoee to her, than this coo• regains young lady took a loaded pistol in ode hand and a candle In th e other, ,and desiring the serval{ t4l follow her, went tow stairs. Whet she came to the room into which the •felltiw bad mitered, dhe walked boldly in and saw him cowering down Is-one corner. She presented the pistol at Idm end it a menacing tone told him that it he moved or offered any resistance she would shoot him instantly. BY this time the holiest pa rish clerk, who probably fearing tiuti.'Phis ancient bones would suffer from being exposed to this cold, bad waited. to put on big clothes, came shivering iatb the room. and seeing the triumphant posture ci his mistress, he advanced with more confidence, and Mrs. Beckwith WO stioding by with her pistol, the clerk mid the bound the thief hand and foot with cords.. Ile opt next day taken before a magistrate in the'ueig sod committed. lie bad. i: appeared. lifted a Silt burred rate from its hinge', and brought It =roes one or twe fields for the pnrpose of using it by way °bladder to ea able him to reach the window. SUlClDE.—Yestehlay atomism on th, family of Mr. Scott, :he acting Overseer of St. James, -Glerkeowell. residing in Coppice-row, rising hour-their beds, they were surprised at not seeing the servant maid about the house. Upon some of the family g oing to tall her, they were horror struck at fi nding the unfortunate young woman hanging to the tester of the bedstead by her garters, and quite dead: I piilir time , , .1 1 11011Poquw- crOssaati,,MWebani;Aogwali. a mamma ma....a ......m...7 - . •-•- - • ,- •• • - .... ... . • P•fi!P V W• _ _li"O il i k 43 ° . " 'Valli *edam% FialaY. lir. . ... ..1‘ ... ~ to •,,,, &mg in IV. tam. toes. 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I, ........ „Lt. urea alserbtered by 1t1r,. : _tlea,•ealron.o Ehti72o.-.apisti'.;l,t.,,tg, .. ~_ "NaNlitte*' -~.-. THE s'rATgSMAN!_ REVISION OF THE MAGISTRACY IN IRELAND. We have bona that the etelehig4. ,i1e 1 " 4 " to be superseded is the nossty pi stirrer* it • sot sicond eight, but believe Is Is sot gat Stall, do , sided. The Laufer Jostled of yostosasy caulking that this measure has not been carried to a sufficient went in the Gestaty et Kilkenny, and (impieties the following catalogue as an illastrstios of the *pi. slop:-- . Major (liners) Sir C. AegiOdart.—never had any connection with the comity . of Kilkenny, except as commanding the disteiet to 1795. *hes the com mission of the peace was necessarily irritated to him. Sir Henry Wilkinson, linight—sot resident in the aaantl.aad whose only connection with it is by receiving a sinecure out of it as Recorder of the City of Kul. kenoy, Lieut.. Col. Gore, formerly of Barrowniount, a highly respectable Proprietor and valuable Agricnintrist, hut who has been several years a victim of the Pinto clin6s- Ca . i o6 nyeseen.end is now bolding anioffice under goversi trent one foreign station. Mejoe.Sirr, a VS Magistrate, totally ueconnected with' alageiltaity. • • • :Major Akio*, once Major of the Kilkenny militi°,l,if bag sines set dews in. the enjoyment of raison cww,ilit Wets iwesigiart, his,native land. Rev. J. W.Onwslq, formerly eonneeted with, the &testy by bolding a Werice in it, but trexalated 'Matter living le the North some years ago. • "• Rev. James Megrath,bas, we believe, tome Tithe pro. Perry io the County, bet is resident in the Diocese siOssory. ; • W. B. Sergebtall-4 1 0 1 ., 0 t the county; hot beretoflo• a general Magrstriiti' the old Re gis. Lows. , • James Beige?. Esq. Atpotiter bend - tiptoes. .. el., • P' • .8. Smith, Esq..lang oneoomWlmistlibthaessatp.a.d . alsother sidle from big Dative lead. • ' Matthew Wyatt, Esq. Weyer conneetsid with semi lest in the courity, except for a short tittle ; asap earti , ergo. ,11 English Agent to the Trustees of the Orseitedi .istates. 1 Of the other viz gentlemen filded, and who its all residents or occasionally so, e names are not prievec . with theticeptioo of that of Jolla Fitzpatrick, Esq.. of Urliagford, who is said to be a Catholic gentleteao if great respectability. and as impartial and egicitiiit'lll,= estate. The ClesonselAdveveirt of yeeterday.says— q Qp Yd. day hat, Thomas Sillier, Esq., clerk of the peace o the conoerotripperaty. received a Supersedeas from Deli. un fee sigty-fwe Magistrates, lecludiog a great number of Military Gentlemen and persons connected with the Charlie„ : . The Berald stew the number superseded at than," it says," we base sot learned that More tMMIMa feekeeeidenu." . • • A liletwitelt paper gives thsfellowlog as the s:if il oc essid,bellegunrote* who have bees anperseded we the County Tipperary,—Sir John Read. Charles Lenity., Tliesian:Twerere. 11. L. Read. James Eetreaglefys.B; O'Downsii, Tholllll.ll6 o iag* naitailk To yogi or 'rife gigeffilltaa mtcLii, Host eaLcerta Who or vitaaCa. The Mowing narrative of the lose tifthi - shipeliariesi Mills, volatile drawn op from a statement of one of the survivors, will be read with deep interest:— • " The ship left the pilot on the Iltb instant, and had a pleasant psesage until the 14th, when she etperlenced very heavy gale from 3. E. with a tremen dous heav y sea, the ship labouring and straining , very macho and tasking a great qointity of water I the pumps coksiantly riot till the 16th, without gaining on the leak—hid on the 17th the ship was in a sinking state. Every eget , Lion was now made to save the lives of the crew—the anchors we cut awdy, the boats cleared, &e. hot not hoisted oat, from the tremendous sea conning at the time. From the heavy seas et:Wildly breaking over the ship, it was utterly impossible to open the hatches, to lighten her by throwing overheard - 60y portion of the cargo. The hest boat was washed away by the violence of the sea. No language can describe the horror and .misery with which the Oufortonate ere* passed the night of the 17th. " About five o'clock, on Monday moteing, on open= ing a small hiteliway, it was perceited that the ship vim fall of water, and in the act of tounde,ring. Terror and dismay werepaintedun every conittenkske ' • tie hosts were down to ea a list resonree, the Wig boat was broke to pieces, in attempting to hoist her eat, by the ship rolling her broad side in. A smolt jolly-boat, which bong over the stein, was loneteiflitegi cleared, into which was in a feroatei and child, with oat or five men, lint while in t he act of lowering her she lilted sod cep sised,and the woman, child, and ' tied •Otamero, Mere drowned. , • • " A small boat, Oland erase, 1•• oak felt the least iodination to trust hi;life, WAS how the only one left. At last the second ofbcer , itod a sepoy yew 'into the hoar, when the captain aiiel swine other perime wit the tackles ; the whole of thg' 'gunwale of the boat was stove in before it could clear the earater of the whip, as she was running genwaleh undet: The boat• was drifted astero, when a few pompkifis,.Whleh were hang Aug on the stern, were dot away, and fottenately picked up;by the socood dicer, 'who succeeded in airing the gunner, twO •sookangies, and a little' hey. At this time, the boat, bring at some from the chip, and' .there not being the Ask posssible dance of wing' .either vessel or eargczutbe captain jumped overboard and i ewani towards the boat, the pets:mills Milt& &Pelt sue. : • • needed to picking up. • A few minutes before eight, dfrilie N ' - the 'ship a; foundered, with 66 uhfortunite filtiighiVitidlOg deli) poop . ; sod in about four mitiarediftittgards, 'every per. eon and every thing on boatOkiil 1 411ispishured! In a small and ,ciasy boat , foar, 4ii" 10 Odra tootles from then land, with i Ifinailifiotil sea tanning. :and nothing bat a few pomplade to itiltslat en, did them seven survivors, with a compel*, pit the boat before the wind and ars, and stood N: GOO - Abe 25114 whet( Waif near the 'bore, off the Mick - Paella, to their arrspeidc able joy, they diacliervalicaiil, sad shoat half•past If they succeeded in get4l4, along iddeVite French brig Seethe. . They were lhilitehl wen s redsced state.' the; probably. atinthig id' the tlie 'b old hartme*' siof3ed the deaf) .f tfioi to ' " The abore,4lol4Lsielifsgeddl W'Cirpt. ;Erse" AN. long . the Ara officer was 41.11° P. N . .. • &Wert, 'A, MAT XL •~--- SHIPPING INTELLIGIME. yob.— DEAL, peg. 21.—Came down from the Ater, het night, and sailed, the Britannia , Ry meidea; ter ..iiili , meita; the Symmetty, Davidson , for Dttlieferi i the Ridley, White, for Trieste-;the Hatinotsy, A/May . 4 ; for Madeira I also to-day, the Ranger sloop o f ware**4 ' Pioneer schooner, bound foreign, on poetic-Mar Welt, $ and the TelegrApit, for Havre.—Wind glta - - PALXOI77H, Dec 2S .--S.iiled, the Montrose:Art' borough, for Trinidad, with Sir R. Woodford and mate. —Wind S A.R. Coen, Dee. 21.—Arrived, the Recovery. Potherbs', from hoodoo ; rind the Rirl St. Vincent, Iliestes,to :aka convieis to New South Wal•i: also the • Cleary, ditto, Tasketly, from Dublin, with female conticts, for thel ship Wuodutan. Sailed, the Zephyr transport, for Ports. , month. It is reported that the Keelmen of the Tyne haul takes the opioion of counsel as to the spoors heists( A nuisance to the navigation of the river : and Mr: Brougham, it is said, has given them so rata encottz ragement, that they are determined to set arZwrekly , &smell portion of their earning s in order tot . Iliad, , that may try the question at the omit naiad,. tires, is , the redress they ought to have soug ht at thakhrot, in- ~ I iAnd of punishing themselves by D ina wort% O,,SITAI ion, . 1 AS Use danger of a visit to the'ftwedM,Bis—Veewces//c ~ 4110tatel.) ~ . . , -f• ; . The bodies of rho mama IsolowilOg to the sloop Lord Velum, which web wrecked Rear Kay* on the lib Instant: have boa picked up sue Interred In the chathislard of Phil= ~ lack. Some of the cables and anchors of the' vessel have • boo recovered lad lodged% a piaci of miNty. We have • .iiinch pleasure in Mating Met the diapositioer to plodder. tod often manifested by I ht people along . ille east. in ales of • shipwreck, appear& heti') a iery pullet degree, on this welineholLoceilloal the %hateful% of the seiglesoiehood, {tearwilly,-eartitsg Ustwaseises to save the variety, and pleat it in a secure situation. The few strobes to commit i depredaslona that. weasaserved, were esollaitleissio. -- (Wea arflow.)vor ... 4 , , ...I, -.sad' ! " ' • •• pr the 4th lost ore -of the severest Ibleinlf Illelfsell-over , wediamared Was experieseed at Nosh)* Stowar}. The Sashes of light:sing were unconunonly.tivid,.entitho rats swishy loodsue alaming. Boring e storfo_,,lage hail stones fell in aura vast giatities as to swell thilf ilea Croe i to a fetich greater' height than ha licalitriat:eistke Vas the ' r old bridge fell. The river roaa th at avail lashings of elothes arise Ms ith bah a rapt may: I together ebb the wisithig tubs,•llll o .' fir.iffsill.'olAmildr- • I leek,' hid • MOW Mk, Mid 'VON 011 1611111141. - " lie I .v011111'4: ).. liio • 4 ,1 1 li tail .ofirga sours 'NO ' . i AVrintrt . V. I. Stilt 'Peiiimessilißlyier Sonny , narologint,tiglitof the prisorsett tioisibted for poach • 'hie, bastardy, add Abet twilit& ollbSOtii - to that poet ..: tailed the Lower Jail, in the prises is drat city, WI 3 'heath-effected their' weapoby littorit of port of as 41It ficitioadttrad which *Ss iiirigiti tbdit apartment. fW . Vale joint effotta that stottedtt& so' far In remotilor .1 artistes stone, itetilttlat had - brat prooorvell, io a few ! , artistes more *II:Mould have acestsplt bed their per+ ' VSirlt is troppoied that heir tsar* of the consr- • .et% they had' Weed ho precool no further, hot ets, ait the due cootie of law in their respective cases.-- .. 1 , peen hat 'been since reodoved lots soother t, aid theirloesser piker sf trortfittosoopirbis $ IZ 9 WOO* as to preyed **Cape Is fototo.—{toriffiliabterr. ..4Cisittrrs it: .Fitti-Amos:—Oa kW, An Me. - . ',actable farmer of Devielt,litiarivish of tarnining wpm whiles Imilarposed wee . witlell suppositioo she was anfortonately soot of, sad tho.upotoola Wilted is the le hoy..ithrmste, of age, who was stand ar:ftfiloichiaa poilmadfolly sap . , wasisary. ; pa fait. at tbA 1,014 f‘clogy, liar th is ilegioi. . . onitoo waadissairhosly:Woandbus. 'lLl V lLlC'si f447:ti ke r iu*4-6"4 fora o age. ra t Mr! forehead eggs; ai for opme ties Ball% wee basider- • ghtial',wirit; I* - site le he* 'selasetret-reavered. IV still in-dimple if laing4Wwysr.: - The foolish and , medoarroefew 4f , boys omosiortheinsolvel with gen die,l Sasso' he - . too mob distoontottosetti ; he t,ot samilog thoothoes maremea 000araeses, on We dnes awakes mamba 'fads vosapcsolattg the sane mis arovous sport . % difersit entries la 'Eoglia-slreet, end paticularly.,adjoising the String of floras, to the great 'Haig inn enopyasee of pssenters. The pollee ° m e e t s +soul 'Merit the thanks ot tho inhabitants. welt they au-. siosally to take under their are a umber of those dieter ,Mniftchoye,46fa eireiVio be- so very 114010111M1 ar their isoir iplthente.-- (Caffekihrernal.) • ,f 1.1 1 ...,1, , i • I , , ;•14 : • MYSTERIOUS Arysti.— About a Prafet A - Si ienni woman of the tibMi of tiltrdoer left her 's in Pert iservice at Kossir, hshire, lit company Met r Ike _ . stheart, ' oe ' . -- ~~ ra4 4 >A' . _ y . 1 - NM i \, s `~ 4. e • .., .' I .