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■ m 1 ollollito Willialledfla dilll4ldefeN Maki, that ea We& lE ps oroday, betimes at• Md. *Work w M wet prim therms., the Sanwa, liettreme theSstraet sad Red. feratartmet be was riemeelNl Ilse who laniard Um ate hod mate goods to aspen 4 hbe could sell es • wary greet bargain, as he inisamftwialre same twoney, it 'beim, Christmas time, he. He replied, that he was le .o partiralar want of each reeds as be deseribed, hat If they were I. rood sod sod laminas, he bad re objeetiew hi Usk at the., sad wss coodeaed by the Prieutter fur that porptio. into • public-hoes. in • court whirl, leads out .jibe&road, which be had her karat was the tam public- ItoMe, is Old llteisad court. The Primes, was john is c.mpariy by two other tom ill t h e beck room of the pubic. boas., • twee a great variety of rood. were Amen his, 1m0 ..,,,t ..,,, t a easolities, Helfand, eke. The esesbrics, the Mi litia.", &enured biel,werethe best mlFreseh mitarfncisre. He at length speed for the purchase of goods to the &gismos of aloe grimes, sad psid down fa. as a deposit, while he *rat to *hew a piece of the cambric to a frirad in the migh. boirhood, to seeertaia if it was as good as represented by the Prironert who agreed that the whole ef she mosey ahoold he returned if the goods were mat approved of by his kited. ne e'en Owlet of the goods were left is the proemial of ii,, hooltarly of the publit.lsouse, till he reteraed with.** approbation or disapprobatioss of his friend 10 111110/11.044 ird shell's oat to deliver the 'meiotic, of the gondola Mg l• isimaalf ; le Ottawa iagly left the )0011111 *Ms Mon as. . . l'angemeet, to slam hie friead the minah4e., krone; • bog its cosiest, in .ebarge of the lerwerawri be was tibsisit bit a very feet soiatites, when ims his Morn, lits,lpeat sorprige, the Pliallltt 0041 his 10011111111000 had. 111/4 she boom. fie extunised the bag Which he hall left** the t b rieemer, and found it tied such tighter Kos ho wss is the , habit of lyisot it, nod in such • One that he woe (*dole he had sot lett it so; however, oss gettiag the ceataleed riots, pointless et looms, Jtc. ho ndesed Poe 'mist mid two pal/stings. Me applied to the lasidladi lathe public. house fee the remainder of dm gouda etkieliiin-hail left in her ears, While he 000110 thew his friend the onsolwie ' who she told him the Primmer and his maspisaimeabail ahs 'slued them Irons her, by telliog her ha masted *whales' ; she 'dial mot know that he beil.kik the- hoosn, 101 l it was mamboed they left the behoulireetly after. • Yesterday the' Promeater gave haSismstien al Mar 011 a 4 of the transactim, whoa au officer was dispatched wish him in permit of them. They found them about one o'clock t;I time at cards is soother public-boom its the sane emit where the trammetiou took place. The offierearemed the trimmer, hot his compaaime forced their way out of the tweet sad made their escape. FIRE AT DI7TON, NEAR CAMBRIDeiL. a WI PI • Os Sandal eveahig seamight, beset. gage road Aye o'clock, the upper MUM of a large thatchnieugpos; ter. *sitting Ste imememis folly Inhabited, was dieweatared to be tab fire is that village. The cottage oe Are was plat Met a • hid( row, all searly joiniag each other a brisk wised set. sing, at the time, full OS the rest of the row. 11 ma soon f.",utad that it would be impossible to move the presitismalmody it; flumes, end the greatest alarm wee felt fur the fate of the whole street. From the cottage in which the lire raged, to the next to it, there was server an bitterest of fear tem, sad the Acmes were already beanie; upon it, wisest the intrepidity and seal of so individual, secooded by :he good conduct mot . truisms of the inkshitsats of the village, succeeded, after orvivul hours sag severe labour, in pottiag a further stop to the calamity ; that which actually took place is of • WWI distressiae nature. l• the hurry wad esinfosim iswprabk (ruse such • seem. mooch of the furniture of Atm horst sa, a. well se that of their immediate seighbosin ' was greatly *aimed, mach coastguard its the games, 'is otherwise ninety destroyed; sad it is aides:, with considerable Vll errs, that assay portable smirks, partiesslarly mach of the Immo/ eke saffmers, miscarried off by strangers, unknown to 4berrilloge, who mixed in the crowd. 'AWFUL CASE OF SUDDEN DEATH. As impost was held yesterday before Mr. STISLINO, at • the Adam sod Eve Tavern. its the Hunmomid.road, ma Mr. Eliard fowler. olio was found dead. The failowinrrather curious circumstance@ were deposed to : The deceased was • Sheriff's officer, and was bolding 'lei eessiou or the house of a Cootlimaii. named Mids. No 4, ,Eatli-plare, sew-road, by virtue of the Sheriff's menet. Mr. sad Mrs. Midi were mistimed to their beds by Motive, thief, sad there was no sue to attired he 4he house -but a arrest girl sad the bailiff. Before the bails', had hem its pummeling gamy days he experieured as attack of the gout, which ism-reused so much, that he was compelled to tab. to his bed; his complsius out abatis; say this& he reometed the serrated girl to fetch • margeon, so whose or. ,i sa t b e was foetid sitting op I. bed with his watch is hie left hand mod the key is the other, as if he had been is the art of "trading it up when he expired. Verdict Died Op She visited** of Old." MELANCHOLY lerIICIDE. A. Imonisities was taken pentads, before Themes Shel. tea. Rao Commie fur the City of Leedom nod Ragesigh of Soothwitik, in the Cusirikroons of the Reidewell Hosolealis ltridge.str.ei, Illackfriars, on the body of Mrs. Jane Mich- solaria, "od twenty.thne, whose death wits attended with the follow int affectier cirevassianees It appeared Mat the deceased was • very amiable mad • secomplusbed woman, sad dasghter of Captai• Rubles, wf the Royal Navy, living al Getripsete Her mallwe died Mewl two years ago, sad her place wow anew ...00hed by a-youset • stepmother. The deceased aid smother sister were then kept mute strictly than before, sad eke urea ded is effecting luer escape, sod came to itmodon, whore she lived with* Ifuend; she soon slier gut onarried ter • Mr. Richardson, ei toaster of lineages with whom else lived most happily op to the 1311 of Jame, when he was by 1610/01r aeeidrut thowst e4l in the river Thames. From this period the deceased wait °beet yeti t• b. COM, very melaucholy. The means ~loch bad hitt...in support. d her is • state of alluenee br ing thus unexpectedly cut off by Ilse death e.f her botulism', In r affair. hernia- soon emborramed, sad she was ultimately yeressutated so take refuge in the borne of her father to law, Mr Thos. Richards.,,., of Church.strert, St 2isviowie, • Sur wetter. of Earise. to whose buouty she ars indebted fur • milt sisleore, boviiit bees entirely us glected by all her relations. Ste ohnined • sitostinis some days ago with • fririsal is Tmiley.street, in She Borough, where she remained until Su iiday evening, whets she abt•ined leave, &wise mad, IQ go to el•apel ; she left about six o'clock. Abotlf rt(evor airlock 011 the same sight (Sunday) the attestion of the puma. erre nn Blarkfriars-bridge was %warmed to a s frpostri m isho walked fur soave aPparendriu a melauchs.ty . assod on the beittge, and at leugth jumped on the Isohntrade, Nearly over the middle arch, and flung herself off 11.10 the Its er, which she did is a., hasty' a 'lnoue, that it was inipos• *stile to 'nevem her. Prompt means were adopted Su r. acne tier from a watery grave, beet I very ell ere proved shortly. H,, T.w.dav mot Yang, at low water, het body was fussed is itie naud,euear some barges at *hell tileileamt cud of the Wider. A shell was immediately procuted, law ustsicb Ida body was pat. awl conveyed to the %Meisel! Hospital... On seareldus W.. packets • letter was footed. which led to a dor; comfy if 1111 h. she was ; info. niattun was these' given to her father.en-Ise, Mr. Iti.hasilsou, whir until the a was iguorant a her fan. Ns 'Metled the tropical, and favoured the Jury with lite above statemaeut. he Jury, limier all the circum stances, cossetted • verdict " that the Jet eased theism...l iStf. oaf, beisi at be time tit a state of dermigenteut." Oa Tuesday afteruoon. r ssiloor in the Kintiers lev Cook fsaaaroet. lying at Consiad fo . r Itoorloadurs. with 'part of the 35th regiment. white adjusting the rigging, lust his ht Itl, and fril uVer. heard. 'rile ilea was Miming be.y laugh, and the unfintallate mow Wall on Ilir iiuinl of braking, w hen another rat?or stud a sulothr, actuated by a nubile inotoulswof hvtunoity • learleonly Itluugrd ratio 111. outer. and .ucceeliesl iu liking 1104 of hi.... Holies wree thrown tour, and a boil being i l ttt lowered, the poor I.ito.n , vial his prrsuoyeis were rescued bout their ptithut , es; , I' • • • at 4 04. 1 Y. PRE ARM ' l "Zir 4 1. 1 ""I ~-,•• ti• 1.• PREAEHT ETATIOPiII OF ma payism: l • -- •.e Ilk 1 . 1 GREAT BEITAIII. • . R. Artillety, Woolwich, lie. !d Fool 'Goo* Oat *Ha /le* ditto boo) !wide* let HA Hyde Perk Id Beteollow, ditto Howelbe 3d dish (ht' Wm.) forge t. , ditto toweith • . is• • Gem& (Mee), Id Bastelios, eth Foot, hods • way 34 Othrika GloarAi, Hooll. Telt, EilioboNlt . . 4d um too, Glogow Italy Gooiest( It h, MOWN ''../"* ~M Neweiesift ••• /") t 941 11 Ltrlvltwik sriT 31.., Seedeslomm4 Ca, Perth t I iNsi, " au, thiii • • -• of wet 4iyeroheoter • .h, f=t i lt•Doelt apiee 4.llk=r Castle bth ditio,York ditto, 71inetashaat 'fib ditto, ahshergh let • Dragoon, N • otherter eh tIgM brogoors, Coster !Joey 0.11 ditto (*arises) Ith Laskin, Raatfora, 70th Hassan, Hottoolotr, &c. 14th Ll* h t Dragoemat 141 E 11 ' too, lit% Homo% 14#1161.1 10th Lapeer% Radepok 19th Mite, Noiliagino Ktlal Wolin Troia, Croy. doe lot Fool Guards (Id lan.) Loads. Id Babsolios. ditto _ . _ - - kept Maar Gasps, Hytla 1.1 Veteran OW. Chatham 44, A yr, *Milt Vohs Pitting" h, Sikeerams 7111, Giessaarf, ay 9414 Aberattes, • r 9th, Plyema4hk.B,lll/k* AND. low, mikeedwypiliimlll 434 DeWitt 44th, Naas 49th, Hallte 53th, 67616,Ua1wai 434, A ililows 74th, Whim" IREL lei Drug. Crwds, Del Winer 241 Neebridgre SA Drop. Cork, Llurerickisc. • Lies. Mires.., Dublin Sib Drip..., Longford • Heelers ' Dundalk nib Laiwersorubier 114 Hesisra, Dublin Irt Vai.t, Ist But. Newry id, Stallings( 13th, Lon4esetrry 111011, Coat tad, Dahlia, ander grim for Eaglawil Liooreirk • •-•.. 11016, Cork, ler Glairsalistr Slot, Cttok, fur Neys &.ti& Slot, NU, Hitt tit !... he aak oats. es appin 15116, Beyk s3d, Armies 35116, C..k, to embark 39111, Debbi' 4101 h, Erma EAST INDIES—WC 11th lieu Ikagneas, Aleut qtAllastaliee,T saiwttd DM*. Teem Vtiefall WatesEird 31 Disto,Ttasplegesee 104 Dino, Friar,. IliMary trivet *fir 4r: At ;Irony&lta • STATE OF IRE Wdalitt4lll l 44 11100*, JAN. 4. slain. Ist ass ossomo. 11 1. 1 erg 1114r1 • •• I agsi ir Ili FAW4-4 sk• 4,lfor:i 14 14 1 4 ‘ 41 l 4 444.1/8/11.1r4 1 504 41.•• OAKS. • • . II to 1 ages M 7 Inds I7is 1 swot le I apt silty to Seed- Sto 1 apt Zeal. keP •• TAB GALA? SKAITING NATCIL All the bigh•hrved of Newmarket are es the tiptoe of snidely sad expectation relative I. the Peat skollind mach- One of the heel judges in Raglan beets time against ■ ease allailiod. A Mile la Nwee iisiontes from the scratch, or, in other weeds, le sleet to de It. The lime slimiest's' was wee o'clock yesterday. ea the Fens of Cambridgeshire, sad ►etting it Taitersall's last right was oa the man. It ammo that lase of the best of the Fes sksiters had offered to de the mile in thew mitnetes sod a half for any sem, bet the men seined, who is sospectol to be a Lainelonee, • AlaiuMbeese we are strangers to, was considered much faste►. It is certain that the heN mile was duce yesterday e el sly by *se ►el by several be the eavirous of Loudon in wee sniaate sod • MeV. but. like remoieg, the last half mile is tbe teit; . The snatch was to he decided yesterday afterewse. . _ . THZ CNIAME. -mew. The Weldon Chas heomlo, kept by W. Bolton, Esq. had • seerrhuhly'llue nib rte the hdd. They drew the cover at Hamlet lodge, the seat of Arthur Chichester, Emu Imme diately us sawmills In the' hiseendo, a fox broke cover in the must sportiest style, woming the Wexford road; he rail t►ruegh Rosoutern. *ad ilea over ilea hill of Caiiirkehawn, dower to the eurth'of Closeout, shirk was stopped; lie Own i made throw& ilk hinds of Clareyeleiff, and Rallyiwp, for the bill of Slievelreilow, the lop of which be award. leaving the dimness" of Niche's* Gifford. Emy to the left ; Irons thew" he ran Amoy% L•lllkeily, direct Cr the cloth of Donganstown. which was alas skipped; lie tiara ran shrug the banks of the river Barrow, fur upwards of two alike, w►ee ►e honied to the right. durnigle Siukestuwe demesne an wood, "mated the Ross read, passed neer the hill of Goodin, end was fairly ran tato as the part of the wood et the bottom of it, having rue over thirteen miles of severe and hilly cometry, in she shoot space of one hour and 35 ntianim. The Woods never came rause to • moment's cheek doting the whole bent, sad the sportouen rode fairly op lo 1b.., sail were is at the death, will the exception of twine Iwo, who were lost in • thick fog which severed t►e lop of Sherckeillet.—( Wexford Wield.) - - - - - lIAII EITAIBUSIIIIIMT. 46111. nut St. Greyly . - let Feot,Sti, TriehlT34, Madras mope!, Seth, Cao.aaore Slit, Spettettlraba4 89111, glib.. 34th, Baeselete BBSOAL EITASLIIINNUIT. SA Light Previews, &vial 24th Foot, Bengal 11th Moo, ditto 594 Moo 14th Foot, ditto 1174 Ditto 17.11 Ditto, ditto BONSAI!' EIPTAILIIISNIST. 17th Liglit Drageoste, Hon.' Oath Foot bay 6711, Dino .. 47th Foot, ditto ISLE OF FRANCE, ~, CEYLON. 51111 t Foul . . . 16th Foot, Colombo nil Ditto 46th, Kelsey CAPE OF ci99l) iv* 734, TIINCOaLaIer, ordered 36.1. Foot . : .,, • holm 64th DOH, - . ' • MI, Colombo let sad 24 C.plaw Reciautsts ST. H ELENA. ?OA rout 6311 s Dino WEST 2d Fool, Drumm% tiedered home Grenada !St! Ditto Herd Aitken Ceres NEW SOUTH WALES. 41161. ruin Velem Cunipeey *pi ES. •iii Jamaica he ' West leas Regimes., Id 4.1, 5.1, A once. n 1, St. Snicenea Mk, *mink sad Hada', ordered h. mra 21.1, Siebadaet and Tobago 50.1, Jamaica Uitsu Diuts, lbw%lona, Ileks suuk void Misers Lome Ditto, Tris Mod awl To bago /Hilary Liberators, IS com passes Leeward Masao, thus Compsaies Jamaica Slit, Date BRITISH 37,10 rod. iTpper eau& 10th, 1m bait. Caisimla 2,1 Ws. Nova Seutia 62d, Nowa Scotia GIBRALTAR, 11E1 Mb F... 0, turfs IN ILItICA. Mk, Upper Care& 70th, Ihll• 74th, Now Itreaturick nth, Cherhee I rERRANEAN. kg. Corfu, nett 10th, Mails II t►, G.bralter, ordered haw 'Nib, Gibraltar tills, Dino 28ili, Coast 34.16, Mahe 114•16, thlorrllise MI., Z. 1410 Mb, Malts EirsteaaalmGeserai Sir Newry Alantrenmar is sit essessisaind this district : head quarters al C.A. Mayor Gesseral Sir John Elky is to he sistiossed al Asimhater.—( Lerwick Pei Per.) Wemlesershmy se'amipht. the head quarters clisiaisse of she 234 frivilerre, inkier emmassasuri Imieutsaasolmeulassel Year suit. anise.s is I.isueris k frau. Ennis, arm a maw to Pasansater JAM Mr 7th draspusa guards' has Ikea amaleerml on isslimpsy, is. ruusequessesuf sairopplymt nig the pabliissuasey. The trnimp ..f she 71h dragoon polkas muler time ems_ nmaismi of illajur basis, left ralkilk usm Ilhatslay we'apinkbs,lo r P.rtb. The last compass, af the 33i1s re/sir/seat, Nailer Captain Imnrenza lisonme, esabaskral as Culls sus &friday, fur Bar badoes. NAVAL lATALLIGANCR. , ampowsmsomet, JAR amity 3. Arrived Ile Hope, Jetsam, fives boohoo. ►AMBOVTH, JANUARY 11. ,Siiird the 'sue, El ; aud V..soss, INebb.for Mistrefurel foe Ilire.d.4; Aftwell, GI White have. ; 'mad Flieswis, Vreghau, for th 611.1. HARWICH. 3ARVARY 3. Arrived the Emily packet witls a snail trove thsetesborg. DIAL. asivasir 3. CUD, louts from the River yesierilvv •N 4 ontlerl, the- Clow*. RuWyss. fur thr Cape of Goma 11.pe; Ariel, &vv. kin, fur Gibivitar; Mar), fur Me Jairriovi au/ Cur°line, Prisr, fry. Lunduu. nuwaAavior, morcingara 36. _ The sloop Nary of Cattier/era/wry, Dante' 110681884 hosted to l‘oterfourl oath help, less roe so ahem a the hot of this place 11.11bausollay.aud ahatolossesi by her captain sod I tea; but by the sported t solii..llll of people hoot Wilma. Court', aloe was suirsequeutls loought auto the hay. • Ike Queen Ch• which souk IN the terrible walk of the IStls, atoll hr tom sprout( sides; also Mae Joists tool Nary, The sloop Erseatia, ail 31111111048ri• shuck was 8.1118 ill 'I NA, ON O. bas tot the lbsta, when all the flB.lll sera 4818181118. id, has hire hero heou:11 safe two t h e by. The Triumph, %%Merlotti, from Liartpool Is Dahlia, was *Ached us the leth at 11lataisttle, se Dubliu—airs 1841/14. gr. . $ .J.$ll"S A sootemeiso Marital opposed be top i c. Idea. god mop of the Eoglish hrliespore.s. of Obe 14o• of IMe Plop lboblo• P.ehrt. Captain rules, on the knobour uf me hove title ealidaclwn to lent. the tame, Wu 1111114.41111, as. by kite r. N. u . Y.sllll, ilai rms.' cameo' be ropeeled here lwfory 1161. i.f mosso". and leo 4.14 sibe 'opposed loos 1.... k place. sloe rum Id sot bast be,sl willue *OW robe of we loubuur.—(Dublin Lveitifty MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT FROM FEAR OF FIRE. An lognisitios was takes yesterday @wallow at the boom of Mr. J. Elnisidmw, ibe site of the Gelato Lion, Warwick plate, Blowistmey. Wine Thomas E.g. Comte', is the body et Slim Ruth Wisetrid lealltes, aged bA went tightens and airmen, years, who , wish her servant-sweist, Iheew beietlf out of • two pair window ion, lbs area, a height of Ifs; feet, at the boom of Dr Uwiii", 13 , Redford. row, MI the saorsiiig of New Year's Day, the room being the sis ire. The decease" mother, • Lady from Bishop Steelton', he i"lr sit, came (serompasial by demased) to be smiler the care of Dr. Vulpine ; Mrs. Leather lay is the two-pair hark room, sod the deceased slept is the frost room. MTG. Leashes Wog very ill and not able to Men is her bed with owtastimasee; bee servant. who is sow is Bartholomew Hospital, ma sip with her. Belsems mein said use o'clock ow New TOW'S Mantiwg,••• the aerrast sea ,resist Hrs. Lesathes is her hid, having - the curdle is her haled, she enr• Miss • caught ire, sad she "creamed out iw aaslstasee. The demeassed, who Ny is Ilk heel rum.. ram to her moslorr, sad helped to reittove her frois the thews into the front room mod patted, isle 144$ aba then ratersed to extinguish the Ire, best the ire isevessieg, dm deceased Shrew op the mob and Seem herself out, the maid in laying bohl st her fell along with her issis S i hack arcs, the deceased had as. Ails, ow bad bye shift skid heel-gown, the servant bad all her cloths@ aa e•ih•lilara• of irs the watchmas broke open she deer, IM BOINIMPIi tote down the paper-isaisgiogs, sad sill" a far*lll• elf wilier micendel is inttiuguislitsg the date.• James Aldred, i wailer at the Wheat Sheaf, Hasd-esert, and Thomas Storwiek, a watebmas, carried the deceased up maim, she baviegless sigissof life." largesse Ahersethie and Mswea• sitesied, and residers& very possible assists'''. Tie servant was terra,/ to Bartholomew Hospital wills both her legs and bop boom linikem The deceased lingered till between Iva and six o'clock es Tuesday evermg, when sloshed. After hearing all the @widest, the levy 'Monied a verdict "4- 0 . Killed by a fall, is sigewspfieg to swept from Ire.", A TROCIOUm-ArTimpr. The tulhrwl.g eildrege was emasalited in Carmarthen Towel Gaol, abort eight o'clock ea animism's monde& by there of she criminal Prisorsers, .is. We.. Neaten, Joe. Orergiefese, sad K. Ramiell, who were tread guilty at the gait Spring Nemirow of stesiliag, mid sentenced to hard labour for ewe year s— ' As she Keeper was tilt hag theta fees their cella to the day. room, Newham hrimilisheag is his baud a large brae, ex. claimed with as oath, "Now we have you wader ear thambe, give we • sheet of paper, or I will stick you through the heart." The keeper, with extraordiaary peewees of mind, defrosted biemeif at the assent, by &Mist up a beach of bets S. Newton's fate; cud, oil seeing the other two prepared S. support their leader, he casually pialkd owe of Ow gates between himself and them, and bad just time In reach the entrance gate s wises Hewlett made a dash al it, hot had his arm jammed believer it aid she wall. la tint dHessowe he roared out lustily, bat the keeper very properly detaisted him until he was amend of lisa rows safety. laS.ediasely alter the release sit Newton, all three armed themselves with aura, sad witl. trameadossis oath: Mid imprecations, declared they would fusee their way he,, sad waalit mrrd.r any ure that attempted is cause sear thews. The Keeper, redieeeal Its the MN euseeimity„„ r boisdeit his Musket, sad amosed diem that or iliefe.pineeediag sup farther, be would irises's ly tire apes them. Hr thee seat to apprise Julia Hughes, Esq. she Mayor for the illor•segis, of his eituatiou, sad shortly eller. that Grads man, es well asitfr. Jolts David, one of the Sheriff., sad sere& cainitabliesettraled, when Wen. Newt's. sad Joseph Broughton, who, it appeared, bad coerced Hobert Resided hew ibis viilaissous coofederacy, were put its it um. Two vesiels came on shore at Ingoldruells on Friday law ; • cis, the hidienbierg, of and from (iloitenburg, end the Ferdinand. from Finland. laden •itli deahi sod waves. The teeter's, it is ex pected. will be Strokes' up, but the cargoes will he mired. The Charlotte designate. from Stockholm fimli;orritery, gm onshore ON the 25th alt. opposite to !Nitta's. distwisted. Tau meet will be a wreck, bat the riirgois sated. The foes of the Grimsby Custom-bowie host, mentioned in our krt, is at length unhappily con firmed, as the wren and colours have beta found at Sablllert, cud one of the ourama• picked up some d.eys bock by a sloop in the HuYther. None of the bodies have yet hero tomtit. A subscription, h u le•l ever, we are happy to eay,;i• now goisic on se l;weimby lot the...rebel of the• waiter*. yid children of the usefortomite surf ter., and we doubt not but • eery considerable tutu Will be colletted.--(Boston ljerald.,l . ill. fll.lT >llii.. CO TTACE4qS,AIUNTIILVVISITOR. The first Number of • series, ander the nbove titte. has been just published. It i• • ern• •taus. iag sod instructive little work. principally adapted to the )outhfal wind, and the lower classes elm. elev. The ato►al principles which it inculcates •re conveyed iii the mosoplrst and most natural style. They •re easily comprehended by the meanest ea. pscity, as is the price within the 'recital the {merest pocket. A mere pore and Unarm-bye little work caution be pot into the hands of youth : GARDENER'S CALENDAR.—JANUARY. Let every thug be done in the garden that the weather will admit of. Dig and trench all 'scant spots. Wheel in dung. Pritue apple, pear, and plum trees. Clear them horn mom. thus : a mild, wet, foggy day, throw quick lime over the branches; wherever it strikes it will kill the moss ; scrape it from the bodies of the trees. And when ever you boil meat, take the grease, while warm, and rub the trunks of the trees often ; this will cure the canker its them : or trona oil may be used fur the same purpose. First IVeek.—Sow radish, spillage, and parsley. • Steroid Week.—Sow peas and beans. Third Week.—Sow marrowfat peas, Fourth Week.—Sow lettuce, sad plaint cabhage. . Plant trees and shrubs the whole mouth, if the. weather is mild; and observe always to open the foruund well before you plant. Lift it he dug two. - amides deep, if your soil will allow it. `This is a good time, now the leaves see elf, to prune your gooseberry and currant bashes. if a goose berry hush is left to itself, it soon gets duck and mailed, and so full of wood, as to shut out the sun mid air. The fruit will then he of a small use, and bet little of it. Nothing in this world does well without industry. Use it then even in the matter of • gooseberry bush. Thin your bush well, cut out Ilse wood from the middle, and you will have the brooches covered with fruit, and of a ilkileh larger oixe. The currant bushes should he kept down by shortening the young shoots. The young shoots of either gooseberries or currants. stuck in the ground at this tune of year. will strike root wish great ease. Choose good, straigSt, healthy shoots, front the best sorts. Whets these grow to a good size you cats take away your old stubby ones. You Inv plaid several together to take root. its a very small spat of moist ground, and remove them afterwards to the place where you aid' them to stand. You may in crease sour stock its this way as fast as you please; sod if you have snore deur you want, you can sc. commentate • treighbour with some. A rose, or a honeysuckle, growing up the side of is cottage, gives it a mighty pretty appearance ; and it will be much prettier still. if these trees are pro perly managed. Don't be afraid of using the knife. The young shouts should be porosity shortened just above a bud, awl several new shoots will then grow out ; every new shoot will have a bunch of flowers, so that your tree becomes full. and hand. some, mid gay all over. But. if the cutting is We-. levied, the tries become thin at the bottom, and shabby, and will nut have near so many flowers. This pruning should be done whilst the leaves's. rd. A Chloe rose flowers several times in the yew,. and does all the better fur being frequently cut. If pieces you want to increase your stock, stick the you cut off iii the ground, and they will strike root, in a moist 'riser. with ease. The young shoots of honey suckles will do the mine. 'fake cure. however. to leave a bud at the bottom ; aud it nary be well to stick the cutting se deep in the ground that flee buds may be covered, its case one fails of giving out a root. If you see a well-trained Claire rate 011 the outside of . a cottage. you generally see a mat aud clean house within. And what can be prettier than an honest labourer's cottage. looking wholesome and tidy within mid without ? Cleanli ness is a great thing both fur health and comfort. A cleanly. sober, honest, pious, industrious, eon. tented English labourer, is a truly happy man ; and is about as respectable a character as auy its the kingdom. ON CULTIVATION. From as Account of a Costaser's Callivariost Is Illbsoosbise. By the late Sir Without Poltracy. Within two miles end a half of Shrewsbury, a cottager, whose name is Richard Millward, has a hoarse, and garden, cud land, making altogether a very little more than au acre. He is re collier; sad the management of the ground is chiefly left to has wife Jerre : they have six children alive, five boys • and one girl. The soil was very bad, but is now changed. The wife has managed the ground is • particular way for thirteen years, with potatoes and wheat, chiefly by her own labour; mid in • way which has yielded good crops, and of late fully equal. or rather superior, to the produce of the neighbouring farms, arid with little or no expense; but she has improved her mode of culture during the last six years. She divides the digging ground into two parts : in one of the divisions she sows wheat, and in the other she plants potatoes. alternately; on the wheat stubble she plants potatoes in rows, mid sows wheat an the potato ground. She puts dung to the bet tout of the rows where she plains the potatoes. but uses no dung for the wheat ; sod she hos.repented this succession for nearly the thirteen year., but with better success and more ecouomy, during the last six or seven years. She provides amoure by keeping • pig, and by collecting all the manure else can from her horse. and by mixing with it the scraping of the roods. &c. She furors it in a heap. and turns it before she puts it on her ground for potatoes. The ground is dug for potatoes in the mouths of March and April. After putting in the dung, the potatoes are planted its rows about twelve or fourteen holies distant : the Gehl are placed about four or live inches apart in the rows. The dung is curried out in • wheellmrrow, and it takes a great many days to plant the whole : gear roily ten days. Iler lioslnruil always assists in diggiug after Isis hours of ordinary labour. Wheu the potatoes come shove ground, the weeds are destroyed by the hoe, and the earth laid up on both sides iu the shoots: mid this is repeated from time to hale, NO else soma requires. Haurlweediag is also used whets nes:es -1 cry. Its the suunili of October. when the potatoes. NO ripe, she takes off all the stalks, er haulm, of the *statue, which she secures to produce tuariuse ty means of her pig. She wow goes ever the wb.le with a rake, cud take, off all the weeds; aud, be. MARRIAGE. At St. Georee's Church, Haanver-nimare. on the 3d isat. by the Lord &Atop of Loudon, the key. Frederick Seßiess, third sou of the Isle Sir R. J. SeMiran, of Thames Donna, Rem to Arabella Jose Wilmot, only daughter of the lain Y. H. Wabout. of Farsobarough, roomy.! Haste, Esq. sod of the Right H... Lady Deere. DEATHS. On allnanY strallight. ut Coale -glary, Lind -Colonel Leaglield, of the City Cink MiGlia , sod mat of the Commis sioners of his Majesty's Board of Excise He is sm.-tended in his wastes by his eldest son, Longurville Lootlield, • youth of only memo yeasii of age. The interment took place us Thursdry as Cloyse,tbe family Ititeial-ground. Os the 19th of Dereasher, she Rev. Richard Amish, Rector of Maisine, in the County of York, and Cl aidana to the Right Ron. Lord Cot \con. O. Fridayar'ioanyln, netinioatil by a visortilira- HOS i• Me of bie Sewer*, from a rot be dresses( a rig um the previous Tontilay, Mt. Tbilta. Clispisiost, siwep drover, of Bergh, aged Itt. Hr ems snuck nesperiod, and kaa Sett • widow, row preguaut, and Gar small chtldrea ut lamest his loss. HIGH WATER THOU DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moratos >< afire 3 I lioesiag ti after Z. FIt•••• NMI %Andrea . Two Burnam PNois sod Toe Giese St Hem, N.. 117, Stroud, by C. CAIRN WEL! , of doe rasd. fore taking up the potatoes. she sows her wheat on as .Inm:it of the ground as she can clear or potaioas that illy. They are taken up with a three.prongerl fork. ill which her husband assists; and by the same operation the wheat.serd is covered deep. She leaves it quite rough, and she winter frost mellows the mill; and by the earth falling down, it adds much strength and signor to the wheat plants in the owing. Iler crops of wheat have been of late always good, and better than her neighbours. The straw of her wheat she carefully west rem for litter to her pig, and to increase her manure. ‘Vhen her potatoes are gathered. she separates the best for use ; then a proper quantity for neat year's seed; and the small sort are gives loiter pig. Its her garden, she plants leas, beans, cabbages, early potatoes, and turnips. She sells her early po. tattles, and pease, and cabbages, at Shrewsbury mar. ket, arid boils the turnips for her pig. IrATERFORD AGIRIOUkTUIAL REPORT. [Exteadiat through the Comilla of Waterford, Tipper/Hy, Kiikesay, sad Wszfard j DECEII SER. The sowing of Wheat is patio' greeted appears now to he accomplished. The sowing of Oats is plug for* ward is very slow progressiow, al lost swims early sown U.,. missed in Wean places, sod farmers were, eamesquently, ruder the disagreeable necessity of remswing. This miscar riage reverted several from sowing so early this year as last. However, sons have ventured to sow early Hato. Which at present appears is • most Ilowiebing tviliou. as Well as early Wheat, awl all other kiwis of &wits that have been put down. lodged every deseriptioe of vege- Wigan seems almost too luxuriant, owing to the mildness of the seams. which resembled 'prime more ttieu win. ter. There have beeo i however, some few 411141efitieelli e pant. milady the loiter partof this smooth, which border" a Rusin on fowl. This circumstance distinguishes Ibis month from December, 11119, which cootludeel with a large quantity both of flow awl Mali. We restarted last real:that the memo weather was • prelude to • plaudit's' year.'which antieipa tins of ours has been so satisfactorily realised, 'het we might now desire to be favoured with a rewire of • 'efficient poetic.* of this mow Necessary frost mdll4l4llW, to resed the progress of veretatim, which appears mw very preaMeoloart over the root. and Stealdle is weed of hang thus retarded, lest the root lie rot able so beer the blade, or breech, whew harsh triads, Nipple( frost% sod dry mastios prevail. There is oothiag we or Foote:Wm with regard to agri culture in this mouth. Notwithasowiiag, we west say that, owing to the =tideless of the sewers, • large qualms, of fodder is spared, and that iu comemiewee of the effects of dor. gnus and paidure.groueds, cods have predated se one rood quantity of milk, almost without a parallel, parties. laity this season of the year, so that whatever *apply of grass the cattle were deficiesit of last semoser, owing to the drought, seems, is this inamoce, to have been produced with interest. We shall conclude by remerkieg, that farmers were busily employed use ploughing the dillerest Jesuipties of stubble grounds, its provielisig and accuosolatiog manere. in hors ing lime, is thrashing cora, and dismissing of it at rates low is coniparisou with other years, sad in phomiog evevy• thee mesas preperstawy to a pleetifol crop. Fanners also her. killed cow% pigs, sheep, lambs wad fowl (or their own couseasptioo, to OliallibleMOrale the eetillpit, and to indulge themselves with the good things of this life—to concleik the old year with plenty. sod in coastwise, the sew year with Vigour and streugth to follow their daily occepatioes.-- (IVo(erfad Mirror.) MEETINGS OP CREDITOR* AT GUILDHALL TO. MINIROW. K. N. J. Adliaglee, Tottenham, Wilder G. Philippe. Old Breinfurel. cabinet-maker 3 10 J. Adams, Miseries, oraereltset S. Kimmel., Blackwell, painter W. Mims., Pruapect.plece, anelleseer 3 111 W. Pierce, High Hulbues, was mid hooey seereinst 3 TS J. Millard, aseapside, linewelessee .• • .• • • 3 10 W. Wheeler, New Krast•reeel, tluther.dealer sad blacksmith 4•••• T. Terme, Mart Facebasige, hersher &Debar, ' Usereila's 1110414111111, ceelaterchsst IS • Densiseti s Deptford, map.aulier • 10 C. W. Chseinme, Camberwell, fleck hooter S IL F. Gradslos, late of Naesau.street, piesmforte.maker 11 10 T. 1.. Tweed, Weeks*. dealer is potatoes G. Sonya% Jerusalem Coffee Ilesmosseter•ssariser 1 It H. Fell, Walbroule, merchant e . S IS H. Reed, Nernsuisdary, axe &like G. A. T. areggesikate, Little End Cheep, merthast 1 IS DIT I DEN DS. F. Siruhe, Westminster, dealer W. A. Mewls, Culiece.hill, sirerchart IS M. Semmes, Clapham-read, eachaestrahreker lt C. A. A asell, Carshaltes, psper.easker ... CERTI FICATES. G. 1.. Walker, of Leeds, ssuestedwpiawero-111. Wood, of Narburouirls, Leicester, hosier.—H. Cooper, late of Tlwaad seedle-sirrel Leedom, wiereinat,—J. Lucas; late of Fleet street Lund:n, paper.stasaer.—J. Ashworth, o r Maisebeister, inolus:per.--J. Sark. of Stockport-Etchells, Chester, cities sjraper, l o s e of Bwh upg ate s t ree t , Low. duo (late a prisoner he his Majesty's rises of the nest), grucer.—j. Oakes, late of Kluges Arins•buildiors, London (but now of the Fleet prison), cowatisoion-brolter. —W. J. Power, late of Chelsea, Middlesex, eoal-anrrchaist ; and now of Pieria; cross. elopoeller.—J. South, of Fulham, plurber.—M. Reyaolds, hue of the ship Orient, waster-osarimer.—R. Perham, of Lynsiontos Southampton, grocer.—C. Comber, of Dorking, Surrey, Crock ett, of Coventry, ribbeadinavisifseturre..—A. of Manchester, calico-printer.—M. Gremlin, of Maochestor, aserthasit.—W. Crook, of Blackbara, Lancaster, fusser. - _ . _ . MICE Of STOOLS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Rod... Witt I 114. Rids. 1.. per Es. pr. 9i per Ceot... ... 79 I Lottery Tecketr 211. 34. 4 per Cent 5....... sni gantlets Payt.. pion • Bk. L. Ann.... is 1.1 I Bak for Acc.....ilft3e India 80ad5... 8 6 47 pr. Coon. for Ace...lllli r•-• . . II Apes •