The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-04 00:00:00

.... ~ _ . :~ .;.. •f ' , , ":, ~ -arello• — • . x ... I COVIRT 433113116'3,418.50 1 . 111# 4 .14 . Douce V. srap.ts„ , 4 2 . 7 .:: , !., ...... This was an action, brought byliiditirtoWelbst Cannes Thomas Wallis, • to reenreleilerstithiltnt ell 4 DilLof Vaselmoge of 1001. tine- is. bill' fee eibilocif antountiqg its the entire to 2,71. 7s, td; ; 4 ' , k tt, Mr. P&is, in a - short 4 ydrees, elitetf, *that qtk i Captain Wallis vision, . Ali of t he whts depio' giant tiara for thi'anineement of the publt4 ih timster on the box, Mei itie coachnlan in the inside. Apart of theelisenettana Of the yessrAts.haint Chet, et a hich hawse a ntemitt . ,4, was their asiumplion of the dsesset 0(.1%410 iiipj maii:49achavii. In the now before the (;O`urt, 0 tinitsbeiof the articles - , Coati, waistiosts, jiletais, end brOches, were prefaced with 14 after the exacePatterts of tile iii' etsadsoten." In ilia coarse of one year, from .tire erlister.of latilliteolhat of sdoo, - diii:,; bill .fisr ibis,: ettraordieary holt Weenie, inerhielt sieitker he (Mr. Park) nor any rational man wettld : tastriti , :see his. ion, or his ward Li d, ruse to thir suifl sa'att.A.— The Defendant hid hit Odd, afttethe 'C , iiiiiiir Aud letreaftsi demands .of the Plaintiff, and the *time was brought to recover the debt. . -- thornlike, a workmen ,4 ti l PlitptiK wa t t clines' . to prove the . delisfy of , the cl e, oches. fie had, al ways carried there More, anal not one Ceuta' be' more particular or atomansious than Captain:War.. lit, is his divectiotas fotevery thing relating . to 10' eqeipment for the Fonr.in.isend Club. Thu Cap. t tin had a ' number of eeivants, sad he :4 1 fdef4 their liveries to be finished with the same n0a114414 . , 6f stitchiim, and elegance of shape, is his OWO &thee. The Witness 'went horns isitailelf with the' clothes, and..there was greet *utility in Captain Willies pltaelt of abode. The Captain lived at one time ;it Xectit's hotel, at another at the cottage; but he always put up at a new platy on coming to town, 'sod soatelimes changed his residence three or four times in •the week. _ . • Mr. Geassltuts, tot the opposite side, enleatmer. al to prove thAt the climes were.excessive ;,, bit ; he' called no witnesses : and the Jury found a eesdiet fur else Plaintiff, 1371. 7s. 2d. . . weeas 0. MA I LLARDZT. 'Mr. PARR stated, that the Parties in this cue. *ere both proprietors of mechanical ezhibitions ; that the Plaietiff, • wishing to purchase that belting. ipc.to the Defentiant, an agreement was entered into br theist for itbepurpne, under e penally for ' nail. , foruoince 3. nod that to recover this penalty ' of 1•• a 1. theictlqiWiebrought. The agreement *al isistured into is th6iriater Of 1509, and *MO to lake Whet in,awas, l l6lloi by it, 'Mr:Week's was 4 Ph,f.dreekloolll. em. receipt of 'the Mechanical * "tOvff. 1 1 0 d Aillie.py ball at slitierent dater.- 1641 , _t_to . tisia *meet was to be left in the ' • *" a l ;Pike's, eSvi . s. ; not to bedelivered C ar/ 51111110.' ,'stiff he had 'given the security of ableeret ampnwieloy for thu payment of the sums , in ration. The guarantee of one of the perinea' in hasilpss' Ilene way obtained for the first 1 0001 . ia*, fr:im the aneribillailir 'Ware of the busi. 1353 a, the losigaff guarani WS was • deferred. lii the moan ihno w thwagreamaot was adhered 'tip to Mr. Weeks. When Jose Mao the Defendant refused go deliver • tip, the ..appiwates„ and the Plaintiff 'would his actinit,ou die.penalty, which hid ONO, Yirvicni'l aid upon. . , . • Lord tit.umsoseletsial Otieerved, licit frees die' - tamper in which this Wiliness had itesit its, he neter• oate. portico in a fake eiy Wight each other by 11. • tiption. A suit its equity bed been already , laud.. Aided, and the-propemi might be pushed to in . CK- tent high'y injhriests to both Plaintiff and De foe. 'dant. It would be better to refer all matters hi dif., Terence to a competent person. .. , L ... 'nit, after some objeetioas is the pilft .411114 I .Deftintiant, was agreed ie. • . . ~ . • . COURT OF COMM PLE4S. 'Dee 3. - •. ' IIALLIT il. DA RSY. Mr. Serjeanl BENT stated, that this was an action .to recover 251. being the amount of a bill - for gawk sold and delivesed. The goods Mere a new inven tion, called lessees, which was a subsdtuto for lead or tiles on the tops of houses, and cerise much cheaper than thous articles. Tke Plaintiff was the proprietor of the manufacture,' which had obtained the sanction of the Legislature ; and the 'ittsfendant was a carpenter, iu Holborn, whose storkshflp he had roofed. It would appear in the • evidence, that the Plaintiff had iii the 4rat instance executed the work in an inefficient manner : upon a •le presentation of which, being made to him. he in. inatantly had the bad work. taken down and re. placed by good. After this had been doue, he ap. plied frequently for 251. the payment of Its work,, and was as frequently denied by the Defendant ;, who alleged as his excuse, that be must wait till he' saw whether the tessera withstood the vicissitudes of ',the weather.; • itwinvemrstond, indeed, -that the IM.' fentlAtu pleaded as an apolo4y, a few drops of rain which had 14 - yery wet weather fallen through the • roof. He could'oddnee, 'hue ever , t o the Jury, c • I peoof at‘that lenient ' that even le.sd . could not' I withstand severe rain, for they might observe the ••irotis were now (aliens awns him truss the roof ahoy* • .... J . • Iseult kiloisbee luso t 0 mss` with Mr. flallet; be Caber on Drib] shoot inef;` observed some .1" boards, which hi !Able? State an unfit lab.' • aerate's for the te`rerk moo it. dies 'Were softie: ' al, hot Wheat 3 .the •weettofterwardakal • is rain on Manna etillie elms ,peed,,..wilFis weed te warp.; • curet wile Open' iildflifeakeil , the otd.work ' oseeeivd, 404 of thaw sight M **aim; bit they were repaired, letd I. *wee balk diet the amp: .. $ work was 'I alttratolk __, . , i . lieresaallter, MAWS (reps 1 Dart'; abeat,the parses* 40 the pep* thd . tgess. , 'eyed the rod, and okayed spat flip. lit • the old nonailaviorka which leCOtwstitlied tei hint . . eight injure the teasers, and weillempitdidadPird .to remain them. Darby reftweilto pot** moopes. Crossimexasimed-11* risstedlhe Sleet **mord. • leg ; saw-one crack in it; it woe ahem* , the knish et a siren's finger, and 'sigh, in Siesf Idt in enough fesr, a man to swim in ~, these was an ,frost over the uorf, and ho coshl sot giallaille accurately ; a black frost midst possibly . disk 0 lie did net promise to send a man to repair theeriCk. John Taylor, • carpenter, saw the roof ; it an. . wsix4rxr2taiint_ semi .beyensl :his: espectallookaille "Weed Aro ., ltephetio with tessera ) , a$ they alt atallascred ; be Der my saw a tessera which winald apt keep out water. 'Semi! Other iritneettis lave a singlet ttidtnodys n and the case being diode on the part of the Midi% t i bliri Serjease-.Lveau All, rose ) as Gowned 'the • Defendant.l He. slid not think, it would for .the Plaintiff's beg fit to bring,,sach a, cant j 'into. Court. even though ',len had employes! ee l 'great a friend CO the Arts and Seieneaf, aisa lia - : 'good 'a ' purer, as' his - Learned Brother. Th. Legiilaittre had sanctioned the-tessera, it was tree,' but the lis4l` SsliCkieilell, *OM. ender the. idea that - 00;y would not 'suite: now they would ig s• oite, for they were partly composed of pitch'; and he bopki the Jury would enffeavOur'to remedy the Asiosfoin - under ihick'the Seactit n. had been Üb. tans* and placethis- Manufaettese In its treedight . before the pahlie. • The. PlaintiN says, the teseera were takeoff and . must be paid for---certainly not, tile's they were fit for the purpose for pliack they were purchased. It ars not Isis besiege% holever, 'to tecry the tessera.; all he had to , dO,* *,prone ' oat the roof was neither raits:worth3v nor son., • itprouf, end then he:should . be coil kid; tw,theia.werik, "diet:' Before lie ast.down, he must begleava toire-s, marki.whil a•Wary hed chemist. his learned brother s 4. hid prollid litim •• tenets *- df ihe remark that drOpS of rain wit% tisiltog on 'hls heasfehrotigh' the . tea Drops might eettattsly be falling, but they were closed by the exhalation of the tesditlice, And not% hy the rain. &nen. his ' ,'owned fri l l:pit had such ari , opinion of the tesaere, he would recommend him to. buy a lifters vag, , lb which he would soon find. that thoegt be Mien' 'be More lib:o444We, he would net proeitaibin !aspersions: to the motelltra of which be complained. • • ... -!.t. , i :Bimetal witnesses were ealbid ow the part of the Defendant, who all proved that the thin exuded through the tessera, and not only stained the: boards on which they Were placed, but even the. flooring beneath. William Bright said he bad seen the roof, that I wet came in in rainy places, and that in hot weather. you might run yoer finger thretigh the tessera like dough. 1 Joseph florohy 'saw the 'ionf I; . the' 'wet 'mkt' "throbgh ;" part of the tesbeia Was porbus 'like thaw coal. . ~.. • • .1 . Alfred Grace sew. the. roof, it admitted wet ; An, far from thinking it of tiny use, if it was hist;ho, would take it down. &ors-examined' by' Mr. Serjeant IBEEPS:4 4 46 What took you to see Me roof ?" .A:' tt..C.IV risisity . .”--" Your curiedity Most he very great." A. 64 Nu, not greater perhaps than your own.”. ~.44 When did yon sec the rouf 6 ' first Y" A. In. April s Met, Jung, July,August, S eptember,; October s 'Novisittlier.''.;-.. You should not .galw We iiultwsiiffsti Slic`upon your oath-Lis 14 ;logo possible, you know, that yon could havengterall roof firs* u, all Out. months :;:perhaps, .Ispirems t you have an object' to the tessera —an andpathi to new iuventions, 0. is some people have to a are." A. " No , nor any , ether canine'siew winitieer." letjeaut BasT.A Sir, yin should *rib) a die. x i deleary t lt!, et.4l, 4 '. .: -.. 1 - Sir Jattats . Alli , ht.p..!!!! I observe sk,deeision of L EllenboroUgh l s, in the Court -King's-King'smoochsch lately,. Wherelait ' lor Wleiliecreed, that An Ms action thus brought,. if I.lo,Wed 'that the aritelil sold or executed was illispithid, then the person rei cet7ina it should akthelt.Setitllitbi betide back or ppy' l fog /4 1 The Defend". is thi l s,case has done net. , ~ ,we cannot allot - 140 he filo detain the P la i n_ . Sri at ' *Usk, witiont ,Olket,`tis tong as he chooses 'tis-'. 4- e• his eapertgehts *on' '• the sicisSitudes of *What'. • It will be for the Jury to eon. Bahr whither the Defendant • had wed - the N:inlilra goods or pot ; if he has, if it app ears that y have for a certain time shielded him and Ms pup tritin the 'weather, and that he has neither paid Ile value of the tessera, nor desired' the Plaintiff to Alas tt away, then he certainly is liable to the vet. .Met'' If, however, when this verdict is given useinst him, he thinks and can prove that the - Plaintiff's work has nut answered the purpose which it vise stipulated it - sboiiid ! let him bring • his action for the dauisge, and Anrefill.rceoiero■-, Verdict (under this direction) for the' Plabsallf; Tsreaty.five pounds. Sir JAMES MANSFIEED complained tb.day, that there was no provision whatever fur lighting the Court when it sat late. • ---onim-- ' • REVENUE. CAUSES. At the Exchequer Sitting", yesterday, two Causes of very ,general interest came on ;—the one relative to the smuggling of tee from Chum on hoard' Esti India ships—dos other respecting thi collecdots - illj . • • t el .• . I the taxis. '-• ." . ' f ". 1 . -- -"• ".• • In Elie former ItheiBeiscrron:Sormier; stetild; that the ptaatinehlroilitrggliug 14119:43 allure fern"; ~ the East India ships en their posing" up the Chan. act to the River, had been found its pterail to a great extent ; that as tha ditty was . &Wit ' 90 pet tent; the temptation to this Practice witUrary Wet* ; that it was necessary, therefore, tasuard the mane vigilantly against- it; that the law * its Ow, snare it appeared to hero -takes placebod linkjected 0 4 Captain to a meintliyof :904'und that Ike only WO of discovery, wits by comparing the manifest' al what had boon take* on board at Chin a, wit OW quentily regularly delivered in Otis coantry. I the presort lentaime, howevee, hp wap , a4o to procoed with rigor s the daicieocs having , , very small indeed, only four chests oast Of nearly 1 thousand. Ile besides oriderstoqi, that the ..., (cadent, a Captain 'of an East Indlattmog well' lite:Wigan's' oPeacellant character ; that this was '•first voyage as Caplan* ' • that it was possible such is '0111• 11 ddeigacY might hare originated in mistake o l a haw biwn•withinit the knowledge of the Captaiw,l • and from what ho had heard of him he could not: , . believe that he would have &worn to the correcXwesis •of his atmounts,trouising the reverse. At the same !time, it was important it should be undigatood, tbat be the deficisoey large or 'MN the Cements wed Liable to the penally. A comproteise was then I , agreed to on both sides. • ' -In the latter case the soxlerrottAinataf. ob. salved, Ast this was an information against ode Purdy, of Warding, a Collector Or Taxes, for charging some Sour farmers of Norfolk with more • VV. ;i ali" 6 94,iyi_it .! ..,_, rated. He Ilisentionen li sciii ! e at of w t h h i ti ch ri t tei, 'w il oaee were but tuna, igeneially about (21. or 31. uPou'arlialt f the Davi.. dolt had ISM an Weenie eittliar IL tatb, putting the ewes In his own pocket, TheJery, be hopodi, mould think this: pepsesotion, properly, illatiteitede, fur ,as. it, was.tho duty of Atoreroincut..f? 4 1 1i° Wit! that the Revenue was propase4 collected, so i! was no lets . its 'duty to preventauch . impbsltibbs hy 101 agents lathe collection. Thestsimpie men it *Opfer.' ed, hiving confidence is-theiCeilector, bad 'paid his: demands without examiAhlittup eud the imposition, considering that the Refe;Want,ltad p s ockettel the excess, could hardly be regarded an point of criers. atilt, as leis than an actual robbery. To his very' great sistopVise, however, %ewes informed that the Collector was a-most respectable man—a &dotal!. ttnillereter, aid Tray, mob .esteemed in his neigh. b. . hood —and : po t he had even occasionelly.. as. els th q small (Otters round about with loses to ode e - thein to iWle the Ghrn vement demittide.' ifetil itleti, laid . thii• foolish, and .he must tar, ;deka mait, forfeited so valuable a character,• and I lt 11111.1litottion foe. slash a trilling. c o nsideration.; 1 1 , 1 4511'.1!1 i k,i 6 1 1/ in, his layout', but his sense or . pp te l of compelled him .to tiring the matter tiatiihrlL" Whets a'ireitilfit'itiolikebe given for the Grinii 7 ,4 ;doh lilAkom ‘ltirtinie enough fis . ante** kovi.fair`the eiretunetateee might warrant a miti.t: tion' of the peutillyi.‘ & , .. _ ,-. 1; was state 4 09 4 1 04,4 ef „theptifendatit,„M, w he was extremely r y or whet had happened ; that he felt grateful sis 'this' solipiliisOeiserat for the lenity which beliadalsti'vet 4 olgoiHatioh twea. ercise ;pant that even the Cotaniissiotiers , were so Wilco! of his revimetehilitY it other respects that the, hied recommended akanuch lenity in his case as possible. , - .lfie bon* Clime Vision mentioned that thin vie Mirth; mind of a singular; occurrencewhich took place some time ago. A man of considerable pro. perty,had *en transported - for stealing ell the•pa. per and pens. hicoul4.lgy his hands upon in the dif. ferent Courts of Justice, though it was a practice by which it was hardly' pissslble he could have made 201. s.year. .4 A verdict.by consent amat immediately entered'for the Crown.. , . • • , ... MID 7• ESEX StSSIONS. '' ' • ...M110.6.... • . • Those Sessions oemorneed yetterdey before •Mr. Justice Aialn,autoo and the Bench of Magisi 4ates. , . . . ~' , . John Carton s , 4 1 1 .:0 ;! i ie4 clerk to Mr. Upstone s , Attorney, of Mane fer:squir4 was'. indicted for .ant ontrageout %%Unlit' it Miis"Mery Atine Dunne, ;lbeiditaghter of Mr. einsne, i SUrgeon ) residing WI ,Adsm.stroat, akilelpki. ! ' . From the ovideueetildletol At. support of ,thel :Prosecution s it uppcarol,that the D 4 4 1, 4 1144 Fal‘eit it the house `of the . jNeintilrs father, for 'the . purpose of serving the'coPy of stilt. On Its licit . visit, he' war Inforeied that .ble. Dome was. not et home, :but told if he cailedat Week dae morning % or five in the afternoulis be would .he. sate to meet with him. With this informetion he was fur that time satisfied % and retarVied . the en. Suing morning at ten' o 'ciciet . ; on ittOcking• at the dime he• was answered by Miss Donne, who said IS her. father' bad milifekl toe his it eonslditable ilyi s lltut was at length .obliged to go out on help. not, leaving word, .howeeer % ,,that he should cer tainly be home by five. The Defendant, In rept} , to . this reptesentatiod, Wilt with butch 'insolence . 1h his manner, that he Mould not leave the house until . he saw • Mr.• Donee% ,if, he welted till ten. o'clock the next morning, and mode.ose of other language extremely unbecoming the character he ' assumed, 'that of a gentleman. Some altercation ensued, which drew the attention of another young lady living in the homey who. came to tlve spot, and wiao, on finding the impertinonce of the Defendant in. crease, attempted to shutthp door. This ezertien, however, he resisted, and .rushing forward, with a cowardice highly **thy of his daltardly ' disposi. lion% struck Miss Duane a 'kabala blow on the, head, said. kaockell. her Over a Chair which stood. in the bell. . At ibis moment Mr. _Dianne accidentally • returned home, end prevented further. violence. On the, part of the Defendant.no efficient defence was get 00 i his Counsel lamented . that he had feted ' so Precipitately, and aaperibed the warmth of his' t i conduct W. a mietikenzeal star th e iot rest of. his employer, under en impreasipta th e; the, eudant'a father, although denied, was actually at home. .. The facts having seen referred to the consider:ie.' tion of the Jury, they returnetria verdict of Guiltyi without hesitation.• • • , • • ' ' i Mr. billtlNWAßlksortken addressed the culprit, on, whinge misconduct be weed. the. aveiereat ctinlPutatt4 .1* !al stet seemly, be - ,said! that oo young a man ehoeld tipper se ravenous iorrSuit ofialii . prey ; 1 OF" '*alit Mier traditille; j or eamitable l — that he 'elloildi so grossly those the authority of a Court of taw. Ile Itopod r however, that his present dis 4. rub Weak's:mould serve or a warning, todete t'Os from the constellation of such violence in future! .17he Defendant was then sentenced to pay d fine of Yid rounds, and to be Imprisoned until the fing ibould be mild. 7::• ' ' 7 c: •. 1 I 0 'Fronds Vaae, • the keeper of the toropike,gatti ! et:N.lllmm Wells s .was neat indicted for an assaults which he committed on T. Carwick, Esq. of Beau. wisitt.street s Portlaud:place, on the creasing of the 26th of Augtist last. The grounds of this prosecution were" shortly •risevoe :--The Plaintiff was returning towards Lou don on .111 e everting in question % and at &wet half.. Bast .ten arrived at the.gate kept by the Defeat,. dant, at Kilburn, through which he had paieed it "the morning. , The gate was shut ; and the coach. r.. !titan, after meetienittethat he bud passed through F•in thenversing; mud observing that he bad forgot. earn the number, .begged to . be allowed to past!, re. marking. that his, horses were unruly, and that, he feared to kale them . while he sought or the ticket, whiCh be knew'• he had ,ip his pocket. The Defendant re tied in. the; 'oust. insolent tessniyand insisted upon iithersieeloi the ticket o,,having the money. hir. , Carivick then. edited hit.ai s urances to 'those of the Cdochoton; hut all 'Woad' not . do.. 'The Coachman destesaded Ibiti.etireviiitillithe gide-house searched . for . end found the mucosity ticket, with which the De. , ~•~ ` _ J 'f t() ab il u t ile " ible h e i e rn a i n e d if in a ai: s in 64 si; raised to open the gate until keelson , thee whiskeys the eerriegeond romonstrato DefFetlant sin the impropriety of oil !jilted f rith renovated insulince: `by Torre, and on end. avt n a m ed the delinquent, a hid+ w. outside of the house, .the Dufendmit and this gave cause far the resew These facts having been clearly Carwick, a Miss Wilson, who we and the coachman; the Defentlam tt ; and, after a suitablerepilound was sentenced to be imprisoned House of Correction. „ Tile 3141= SMITH il FAA) - Dem To sink the Offal, per stout Beef ....Is. od. to 5s 01. I Raid ( Mutton ...1,. 0.1. to 5s Id. IBs .. Veal .. . ..54. Ud. to 75.. Od. I Sheep , Pork ....is. 0.1. to 7s. Od. •C.awirp Limb ... .a. Ud. to Os.. Od. Pots 11 4. Y-MARKET. — KET• Do r ' hl. Os. Od. to Straw .... 41 104. Od. to Claim .... 61. 10.. 04; to UXBRIDGE. Cora-Inspector's Return.—Tnoa Wheat, per load ... 411. -.4. Barley, per quarter... S ts. —d. o.ata •...5.... • 965. —.4. Beans be; —4. NeleOktu . 4 ..... a Ob. --d. Pell ,r, , ,rAt ~ . .-1 1 06 . •—d• ' ' lifilOk . 01?--1^At.i.0' St, Jamees Market 'iota ...OA - 'T_ow ltoa 1 Clare' Market ft Ite, .Ifeii L " Whitedsapekothritittt - 4if did f ,While ditto per St. of alb. • . --. &lap ditto, .1;14d 4111111.1* Mak big Sta, , , ~.11.rerase ~ #.., Akt, .1 Dittu.reugh ' Cravec . .. , . - ~• • -.. Goad Da"did • _. Yellow Statp, 86$—Mottlel. 9..is—Pie .6l ces,oo, ma—Cent, • 'Priee'of Crindles; per &mai 1t5. 6 160616,14.11 , m 0...., NF.WGAtF. AND .LEA— IMPIHA • . • •.! I Bribe Carealii.)•• • Beef ....6s. .Bd. to ,& . 01. [ Veal ~ mutton —U. 'ed. Wet. • gfil..:l pilaf . • Pittt OF ill . , RAW • • IT. '.l A Weft; it'; 1143 x. 51. 51.0 d. tp.4l.3iiii. qr, Straw;„2l. Ids • ad. tt, . • ' • . . 5... . •. -. ....4 i. ,f,.iit .. 0$ tya illitiltlC.lrri-Illtde. W ili r 4 = l- .4 - 4 - 4113) 444. ' i i i $$ st lz riand ...,... 1 .... -.......: 2„ , 0. if! 90 0 4::: . .,11'•t :.. 1.). • , rl. s . , ia * .1 Two buldreo le-inc l %Priscitrp 4 _.cast I"Ortamoutl; from Tofttigal l • tvero s rchi , throng!* ' itutrisiy on Teeidsi l 'ih iheir ef#'; to Stapleton.' Their' distressed situation exttlitif the gen/moss ispnpathy of the ,inhabitsits of the tows, who en. 111011 d intu it itubscripliiin for their relief ; each rack, Wil a lta l littlecu him, and the sick hot wilts Me ou sels !4‘.• tact,"r - • un a 77 r 4.1 k a man or . ' th e Mime of t elly, Wit to es I. &yes and Co. of Vithile, wm ?rat trilhe Bank *lilt 1151. to ledge for them. OS his -way to lost the motes, 'which made-sad SOL is. itreadiou on his Mind.. t !at all .Isis fortit fessuoth a i n t rz him • aid (melencholy t. relate!) at a ' bit. re. WA . lo a stable belonging to the hotute • the tltor.;'ileat . bletilf ItittiglrOtillead, be. itintly. . . ' ' 067huredity, the .DiViiiiifillket, eflitiEffilld Bristol, - Ibchard,liarris, tneeher, , boontithlf,la ford,, with soldiers' luggage, pot .ittteh 1110‘ 1 1 1011 great distress, having on the prepeding day *tem. tertid a violent Morin, which split all her thils,or? tied . 'away her boom, and washed her ' Small boa frosty her stern. She had 11 - number of ertilleryilli 'ere - and part of the 67th and 88th regiarmtios board ; the whole, including ,site , crew. OftsuitAi to 120. The packet is, not mosa.thsts 59,tiowitbst• then. The Dove patised *brig, off Mitfird ) .lo 6ll to Dublin, which shoitkidter gent dtiiii, aid ill 41s*Iiinds perished. ..., • ~ . • '' ©n the.estening of 'the 'l6th alt. • the followisg **unholy accident took place at Portreath, Corn. .mall. Two teasel, sailed from that place ; and, is .is nasal, a boat,-.- well , manned, ,pilptt S d them out to `e; ceitain.distanee." : The, sea rising st t ddenli, pre. stetted the possibilitra 'iltb boat's' retern • whet Vi. tfithOtod three men, , 'got on the pier'.4lll4. -Watch What courscOthobutt Would Ohs. hay l ei net stead 1 1 . 1 ein.P 3 4.111-.eira 4 - k•afi:istaci,C ll4 l ol.l, gust of Wind swApt. them all. or, . mt., ti. artist/al .beini neir.ilie spot, fait:tied •swroge round his bldis and landthed i linfo the . * &ter. -. Ild'sueethell4 is sir. ing the life' a m e.. gi,h j 04.1 se 'hii . whe ; siek: 011 „ 6" the other threeisereunfturtattstelfulsomaeds 10 tof them have left laze laze fnusilius., Al* 1.)0. -10 ,41141)IrgAIP,011ssto St. tees ther,siar., , , 1 Img try, surto& last s , as It ThoottliaC ~X 9 214 • y . 44 . 13 oifahOuse, attout 14 yests *Fs vial tittein fitieg t i e takethetteri:kdtlti kern 'thrifts her 'clothes bt4ni °flight heisted, Weridpikkly OM r "eloped in flames: sists:ratilmjpe.up stairs and del; site search of essisteuct, ;n4 •at ifnri a ' alit -; surrounded .her . with - a mat, whili.stopprro n ' ',n, !Ilamci for the moment • but cut the instant of its tt Itteinl,. the blase ri. - kinilled, aid' gni reinnidit•of 01 !trotlies were , reduced for ashes 'before stufessidki ettricated from• her distressing situation., Het - legs Ago ; bully were prick beret, the f escaped unhvp, and notOlbsiendinfi .sat:. ,_ tent of stiffersng t wt 14T4 lunch Ileekutil'ins that hee'riedicil eitendeiuth entertain 'ire** Atolo het' reenvery: ''' '-- •:t ' .e• - • Lag !heel, thef6vetii.gi.illipooymehitettoe ona to Mibs 110vertsitt, witt i rst #o h Otcr of the late Jobe k r fence. Esq. ettikiseaw. e • • • •'' .r;D:' . Y: !` s - • In Lea4i.. illtawks-eneei, 4n arsierinalvins, id la g I Nlikrov§oo l l4, if t try Wiatt. • r • I ;• ' ;Pit. WE Of . • Dank jitock !i ptr teftt. RPd. 601 • so4r Vent.. Cons. i A 4 per Cont. S° hoer teat. NAvy 11111 • 17 ' y esTot DAT • Osmium 4 dia.. • tit:4 Stitic a dis pond+ • is Hilt- 4 9 rr• t br At - 4%C** riclet 4 AA. Ili # )001 / 01 reftit a l 440 1 arb ' ° itA ?WIN )r v.c SI. Flett..trfer. • di ' but continued drulent tends, And ase ; Mr Caroni nonstratedovhd is telotint:t bo, Ice; he .11. l o rssurstsg to get Ms us hussig 'a.• - th u 4 Want pushed me" it action. ly pis Mr. vas in di. carol :ors Lnt was found gods nd from the Ciftft, .ese 'nun& is Olt s . 151 :c. 3. ite of 11110. 1 of Cilltitallti% . • •• 000000000 • ▪ ••••••••• ... .... a. , • vs I Si. us. 00, • Vs. W. , • ItSO4 140,.10. ty 01.. 4 4:1•.- i -d. • IL .4. to 35e. -4. to Ws. :•-d_.* -61.• tit 50 , 40-04 • 74 , IW, At. •• On TallQW 10161 fit Itussii 611+Ud tisk' e ditto 64s 011,04104 ditto 64r 011 0!A of dg Saar ...t*, Od rood • IA ' 3 .s• a s vo os uteri: i: eces„ . o Od—Csrd, ipp t 001 4 440a1d5, It 6d . So). ' •• [ALI. RILETS. 4d tea. Id. Yd. is 71. o 31 , 4 1 ti.stERDAt itottfeens'rwt.. ! tor 6. 81 64 : : I *Fl .4 . . :t to t T o j i ; p' oi • • t o k** 51s. 6a. to 735. 04. • el ▪ 675. 1111. at -4,04 tki• OA MOM • rs? of siirOaadid at rgie aiirched throve,' r • 'oak. to Stanktoo.' tdihe Bank wish 1151. to Wagerer thaw ve ray hit lost the Dotes, which madeimalk.ist hi. Rion on his mind, t !at all aria bait* ipreeek : 'end (tpeleneholy t , relate 1) at . night he, re. I to a ,table belonging to the boost, locked ths r;' btitbhatelf thrones Ai Ilead, an Julia. tly. .. lerheredity, elletr.P6Wat pleket, of and fret ;tol l Richard-Walvis; limier* , boeisd to Water. I, with soldiers! logos*, pat Antet , Weafard is it distress, having on the preceding dig teener'. id a violent Moan, which split all her salls,Ur? away her boom, and waslufd her iiiiiil bid n her stern. She had a- numbeAst 1161111110 6 s, and part of tho 87th and 68Th regisilidird ad ; the whole, including the tfrawii 006E4 120. The packet is not marl than sQ,tenkber, , n. The bore pitised a brig, off MitfOitc, heliA Dublin, which shoitty after lint down, sad ill hands perished. 3n the cVenil of 'the 26th , ult.• the followies lancboly accident took place at Coattails, Com. IL Two. tassek sailed froth that place ; and, is isnal ‘ a boat,.: well ,snantied„ ,pilps4l them out to :eriainsdistance. : : The , sea rising stultlenfl, Ore- !ted the inissibay'erilte boat's' retard • ohm r. Betk'utad Ulm men; , iot on the plee.liesd le lab 'whet csoussialst.buist Would take. Thsyllid I 14E4 aliefu.P 3 4.lll..ese 'Cheat, Oifil I *it. 9 1 .0 1 0 st ?f Wind week themell. off. , Mr , . G. Retold*, in g neifibit spot fait:tied •a - rope round his b od y , d leutieheit into the water. '; He succeeiledldisi. S the life utslllc.**Sals jisit as he was.sinkiog, hsl e other threwsvere unfserttusstely 'drowned , To them babe .left, tame Supilies, I :4:lrdf has, sP 4I err got.safelisto St, toes the:sanssettight.. „ .On Sunday at lest,, as lliss Thomplissi, s 'sung sLady of iliodehOuse; 'gout 14 yeaht DWI as *tells taint to takethd'tci:kettti Rom Oates n clothes tieing of - light believe, werelquicskly es• sloped in fiAmses.: eht,rasitwre.ep stairs and de is t i search of ,aesistaart, end •at irsgth a neighbor mounded her • with a m at,. which stopped lo amcl for the monsen'; but. on the instant of ion. s'oial, iite bine ii.lindled, iniid'thi minuet O U II lathes were 'iodated tAr ashes"befure she'covid 0 :tricot's' froacher distressingsitstation., Ha soil* Dger, mod i body were plat bernt, the ( ,•• e sipped unblV..;,, and notwithstanding f .sarirl., ? ra eof suffering, ` we hare iniicif *final' ill ' hat her ? niedicil tatendiues entertain tri/tAiefs' set teen very: 7 . ... •:1 ,01.. :.• .. . . . MA ttiEl : ' ' • lAA *keit , thr-16.1i,61.,11.11104100fteetas efAilya , to Mil& I l awErattl. r at it est Isitte.rt.rf the Ow Jotiti La . rence. Esq. i5 t11141.4. - 4r• • : • . ..- ~... - Prlto:' • • '' •in Lower lilionnk s - street . ies irniare n ominz, if* bte NlVA!§nvitki, **pr. i . erri W N ap,. a . rbisccs. ' 1 MBank, PR louser saillocolks TESTY:RI/ { V. Stock, t Osmium 5'14.. f per l'ent• RN: 601 r' 4 't i * ' Indid StistiC • 3 por Von,. con, 4 4 0 fr s iii.,,tiloia pond. • . t per C•ntt. V.) PArit lnt. 1 - 11: 4 '. bier to Navy .100. .. • ...t., Cen 3 / 4 .4r.Are. 4 /41. [ 4l4o**. Ana. ii.p. s . , weer, .i . icj --- ' - - L Mg DOW T pi*** wa tt. e m bgetiri Illy 11. Lo I o ii, a' l '' . ' Icing/ma 1 iltv.t• I Si. tiet!...tree.. ...• ---- '''' / •••• . I L 1