The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-29 00:00:00

The ►rivate Lattars Was Paris this seraiaz state, that a Spilka Canal's , had arrived at the Foraign Office; but the twitters wire kept a profound secret. Paris papers to the 27th into. have brought some interesting ha/Bissau from Spain. From all ea fagots. it seems that the maimy of the Goads was concerted to eo-np•rate with the insu►reetions which manifested themselves in numerous place', 'at one and the nine period, and that it was the intention to carry off the King to the Pyrenees, whence he would hive entered Spain at the hand of a Foreign form.— Whatever may have been the purpose of the Kin" whets the prospect of retraining despotic sway °pried to his view. appreheasion makes him now act with unusual wiener against his late friends and accom plices. His Majesty appointed on the 14th inst. a Special Military Commission, composed of Officers of the garrison . and the Volunteer Militia, to try the an thors sod accomplices of the late revolt, and was ►x pected to conclude its preparatory labours in three dam Addresees arrived on all sides to solicit the prompt and complete purification of the Ring's Muse. hal I. The Dike de Vlofeniado, it is now under stood. is banished to &daps, and the Marquees de 111 A marinas to Grroada. Lieutenant-Geeeral the Mar gems of Castielor had been exiled to Cantles's'', Lieutenant-General Count de Cerium& to Valet:leis, Field Hershel D. T. Longa to Badejor, Brigadier D. J Semites Cisoeros to Avila. and six other military sad civil &firers of high rank to Grenada. The nom►er of Royal Onards taken prisoners amounted. 011 Ike 11th. to 1123, but three ►usdred more bad been brought in by the 13th. Tkliest who bad not bee. overtake* bed eurendered theolatives to the Al cides of the mei gitkerfing villages, to avail themselves of t►e amoutty which had been proclaist•A,, The subscription *poised to mist the wounded piddles of the garrisoe, and the families of the guide killed la the action, had proved completely saseesslbl. The eon-tact of t►e British Minister, oo this occasion, Is stated to have give• high satisfaction. "He has sent," say the Spanish journals, " three thoused Reels. to be added to the amount of voluntary sob 'captions, and hes thus again the honour of his nation. which bad • • injury from the conduct of some Evils to respecting the op pressed of another part of . This is what the (Aimee captains on thleohject As soon as the British Ambassador had forerarded his subscription of WO Foals, for the poor wounded in the action of the 7t►, f e Moteicipality of Madrid manifested to the Se *Mary of the Embassy. who had brought that sum, she deep gratitude with which it witnessed so decided • step is favour of Spanish liberty on the part of the Representative of the English nation, who, u the ci ting et a free country, could not fail to join the enemies of oppression nod slavery, forming without soy distinction of country, but one great family upon earth. The British Plenipotentiary has proved to Spaniards that he is worthy of the nation to whom he lielengo.' It does not appear that any other Ambas sador performed a similar act of humanity, aed some .liplontatic characters are even suspected to have fol lo ee l (pin- Interest course."—The triumph of the Constitutionalists at Madrid appear to have pr'gliee the must beneficial results through the Kingdom, a the lnsu►g•ats in every part have been defeated.— The only interesting ours the French papers contain shunt t►eie owe stairs relates to t►e proceediegs of the Chamber of Depales. On Wedaesday in discuss lag as bank in the rom.elainted fur Impeficent eats bliel,mente; entitled, Ordinary &pence' of the Sani tary Service, M. Benjamin Constaat adverted to the views of Ik. Hely A ilisou,in encouraging the Spanish insurgents "We should protect the Greeks," said M. Foy, " and ant interfere with Spaniards." In reply to the former M. Monmorency denied that the cordon sesOeire was established for any other purpose than what its name indicated, and respecting OrePeo he Baia l " that if the Greeks had perished, and if more victims mast still suffer, the revolutionists of Europe were to blame for it. The peace was be said, miraculously p d amid such elements of discord." Faexeo Foxos, JOLT 26.—Five per Cent. Cons. opened at 91f. 33e.; !wrest 91 f. 15c. ; closed at 91f. 25c. Neapolitan Fire per cents. 7lf. Bank Stock, 1.597 f. 50e.—Exchange en London, one mouth, 25f. 33c. three ditto, 23f. Ik. The imprisonment of Mr. Wooler. for the ps which he took in the well-known election of a legl► letorial 'Henley at Birmingham, expired yesterday, and consequently be was liberated from oar county prison. He was accompanied from the gaol, by Sir C. Wvtwig, who, we understand, presides at a dinner which Mr. Wooler'a friends at Birmingham propose to give him on **allay next, in honour of his liberation. —Warwick Adrertiscr,, Jorly 27.) The Coal Porters la general on both sides ofillp Thames hare, this morning, .tuck, on account of NKr employers proposing a reduction of wages. Their ,former wages was foorpence a chaldron t lately they ',reepeoce-halfpeany; asd sow them to threepence. Akw r, continue to pay at the nee last week, a number of colliers at Ralston, and the principal wat Mr. W. Pirmstone, acting at Hough-hills. Mr. Russell retained on behalf of several of •red powerful appeals I. their .ire of the rioters who were minced to " one year's impri months." and some to " three ' several of the men were is were heard through the ball. Tuesday, Mr. John Harley and Mr. qacers of E..eise, stationed in t an assault oa Dr. Hayes, a re that torn. stated to have been act of searching Lis residence which they had got information there, and which they were melon ' been thrown out of a wiadew the apartment, where they posited. After a trial which which the facts were minute- Comae' and Agents display of the Excise Laws, the Jury ime, the traverser@ were toned contideraties of the circaostancee, 04 e penny each, and were then die- Chronicle ) furmer wages was fourpe • Lars bees reduced to the •t it proposed to reduce nal-merchants, however, threepence halfpenny. At Stafford Sessions, h ere arraigned for a riot 'ideates against them we wager of the coal pit a ad Mr. Winter were vets le prisoners, and deliver roar. The most scat • end guilty were sentare tarot," others to " six n oaths." The wives of out; their lamentations a . Acsaul.r.—On Tuesda &amide Serjeant, Ort tidos, were tried for as re table physician of tha naitted while in the al is s toe illicit spirits, wL is sal Keen deli d there, tiring to establish, had tore they could reach bed it had been depo scasied seven boors, in inquired ins., and the l• particular knowledge ling consulted some til s. illy; but, is c o nsidm on only fined one ten ried.—(Cork Chromic l• t. Ile 16 - r THE STATE i 'us NINO'S nur TO SCOILAI.D. (mon vas 1111611111111111111 OVAL JOLT 116.) The tr.•st 'Woe peetbettilese madam to be mile here for his Majesty to expesed Three et his Nalsely's vantages, sad a quaatity of stores, arrived at Newham' this moralsg tram Les.l dom. per the Ammo Wait. On Wednesday hot the Town Coma' 6 ,1 0 • 1 0• 11 committee to sake the seeessery "trespasses Itik the proper reception of his Majesty. It is sew lastly re* solved on, that the Masques to be ewe to lie Va• jasty, by the Magistrate* mad Ceaseil. will be be Om Parliament-horse. We believe it is andentnall MR Majesty will proceed. In the Bret place, ta Ilk Advocates Library, which is to be splawlidly Gated, and from thence I. the hangeetsiste reees.tpes which at present there are a greet samber et week. men employed by Mr. Trotter, and which *IN be teeter telly and elegandy decorate d. The preparation like wise at the Palace are going on with envision alacrity. ann which we Amine will soon be lighted op with gm. The improvementwat Delkeith Palace are aloe proseret. ed with great rapidity. and we sedereeseil anew tar- Asp, way is making frees opposke the mew attunee to the palace, across the field to the gate of Melville Castle. It has been proposed to ban the road between Dalkeith and the city lighted up, sad it was sarveyed yesterday by a lamp contraztorfor that purpose. Preparations are badly nothing tiseasghisisi the city, both by public bodies and ladivideals, fees general Initiation, which* is especial. to ~ism for several eights, aml to bet/eased brillisat and magoilleant that ever took place in this city. The Faculty of Advocates met on Tuesday. soil ap palsied a Committee to prtpare ao alarms to his Majes ty. and to consider whetiter any and what farther marks 'of profound respect and loyalty the Faculty have it in their power to exhibit. His Grace the Duke of Beecleogli.withLord and Lady K=ws have engaged lodgings in Barry's botch Street, during his Majesty's visit. The Earl of Errol, the Earl of Fife, sad the Earl of Illertio, will take np their residues at the Royal Hotel. The Earl of Brealtiltaane occupies Lord Babanto's house, in St. Aadrey's Square, sad we anderstand elegant spartasestaheee Urn tak e 'by the Earl of Rees lyn in Geese *leg aletret. His Majesty's horseta which left -Losileat an Friday last. are expected at the Duke of Ber;l i e:ib's stables in the coarse of next week : the Caled Haut sta bles at Dalkeith are reserved for the horses of his (;trace the Duke of Moatrose, his Majesty's LerlitChanther lain. Two troops of the Scots Greys bare arrived at Dal keith, ander the command of Lieutenant-Colossi! Mal kin, where they are to be joined by other two troops from Glasgow, who will form the household guard of his Majesty, along with foir companies of 'slangy. Two troops of the Greys have arrived at Pierebill, sod the re mainder will continue in Glasgow, until they are relieved by the 7th dragoon guards, now on their marsh from Manchester. Three troops of the 3rd dragoons are on their mareh, from Newcastle, to join the bead quarters of the vest et' barracks.Pierabill i '- The Royal Mid Lothian cavalry are mode* to hold themselves in readiness for the arrival • Jibe jesty. They are to he quartered in Edinburgh. Shortly after his Majesty's arrival, there wilt la a grand cavalry review, consisting of the Greys, St dratooo guards, the Royal and the East sad Wtsf Widen cavalry corps. Yesterday the Royal College of Surgeons appeleted a commiue* to draw up se address to he preseised lby a de petrifies of their members, to hie Majesty soli:4f* ssifw in Edinburgh. sad we nadereod that legsof Physicians are to taeorasalay for the iansil PoT os °. Extract of a letter, dated lidiebargh. July 23:—The Royal Company of Archers will claim their old privi lege of defending the King's person, as a body guard, within six miles of the capital. This company, which owes its origin to the Commissioners appointed in the reign of James I. for enforcing the exercise of Archery was revived daring the reign of his late Majesty. It now consists of one thousand members, among whom are most of oar Scottish Nobility and persons of distinction. Such a gnard, we doubt not, will be most acceptable to his Majesty, and we are all anticipating the p 1 seeing oar Sovereign escorted by this fine company of Nobles and Gentlemen. POSTSMOUTO, JuLT 27.-- Yesterday morning' the Hun. Sir Charles Paget, K.C.B. hoisted the superior broad pendant of a Commodore, which confers on him the same hoooon and advantages as are enjoyed by a Rear- Admiral. Captain William James Mingay, having been appointed to command the Royal George Yacht, ander the broad-pendant, the usual honorary salutes took place between the Commodore's and our Coin. mender-in-Chief ships. Captain Mingo y took the command of the Royal George on Thursday. !dent. George Russell (son of Lord John Russell), is appointed Signal Lieutenant to the Commodore. She will-sail to morrow morning for' Greenwich, accompanied by the Calliope and CameliOn tenders, to await his Majesty's embarkation for Scotland , which, it is believed, will take place about the Bth of August. The Phaeton fri gate. Captain A. W. Montagu, C. 8., the Forte frigate, Sir Thomas Cechiane, and the Egerio, Capt. J. Toup Nicholas, C.B. sailed on Thursday for the Nore, where the Royal Sqnafron has been ordered to assemble. The * Lord Chamberlain and the Secreary of State. with their respective snits, will, it is said, embark in the Forte frigate, Sir Thomas Cochrane. The only Equerries that will attend his Majesty to Scotland, are General Bayly and Sir H. Vivian. DONCASTll.—Yesterday his Majesty's travelling car riage and fourteen horses arrived at the Old Angel Inn in this place, on their wayto Scotland.—(Doncaster Go. Bette. Friday.) On Saturday Earl Bathurst bad an audience of the King. Yesterday the Lord Chancellor bad an audience of his Majesty. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which Whi attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Karl of Westmorland, Mr. Peel, the Duke of Wellington, Viscount Sidniontb, and five ether members of the Cabinet who continued in deli beratioa till past three o'clock. The Highgate chapel job, which bad excited gn i common animosity in the neighbourhood and in the Committee, it appears, is at last given up. The bill was abandoned on Friday in the Committee, chiefly, a it is understood, through Mr. Byng having determined to withdraw his support from it. Cider is confidently expected to be sold in many parts of Devon, at from Ms. to 15s. per hogshead at the pound's mouth.—(Dettos Freeholder.) Fruit is so plentiful in this town and neighbour. hood, that fine cherries are selling at three farthings per lb.; gooseberries the same price per quart; and apples at from Is. to Is. 4d. per busdred.—(Plyawath Parr) Juta 27.—We understand that a tarn one has taken place amongst the operative spinners in Stockport. 7 A • -.111 SHIPPING itirsLidasArcs. DUL, him 27.-801.1 this moraine. the Themes &Aside. fee &seal sad Chios, and the whole of the outward hosed for their didrrest destinations. Calls, down from the river aid remain, the Jane, Bullock, for Oporto. 28th. Arrived this mornieg and sailed for the t rim% the Ruth, Whaley. hi days front Joerties ; Mary Warmer, from Alitleat. Came dews sad reseals, the Parseverance. Brown. for Sierra twos'. Put back the Cornet. 11•Thersorli for Madeira sad Quebec. harassterm, Jolt 27.--Bsibd die Royal ntrindunt ler the Deems—Wind S.B. Itotelosers, Jinx It—Sailed the Constess of Chi ihapler packet for the Wasik ; Deka , of Rent pocket, Aktidsbes Speedy, Andrews. for Newfoundland; ge rman', Alesamier, tiordesks.--Wind W.S.W. PIAINIOUTII. JULY 27.—A rod dui Dever Castle, Her. 11.", from Rip; Dort. -i--. hem Dartmouth; sad from Yenchall.—flailed the York lame chessman for Charente; Trims, Carter, for Chanute. -arid 8. irreeleoz., JULY 17.--The Holiday, Steward, from Literpeol to the Haysmish, was totally lest es the .0 Hay, en Alaersocis ilbeal.--Crew saved. NORrasitiv CIRCUIT. • TONIC, JOLT N. John Boyfiar, a country lad, was this shaman tried for wilful and B r t cortopt_ potj whet ery, in ao appeal a, ea n under the B asle Imes. He is Ole -baths laid an lefermation against hie tootoorr.ler. Wf• ill.fariert.ofDuthy. is the North Ridioe, fee netting do moor HeaseAn Ilse night tit*. whereupon Wetherill was magic* ill AU penalty of Rill. He catered as appal atainstitauid tried the appeal at the Christmas North Riding ea, when the appeal was confirmed. The was sow tried for the evidence he gave at the Nesione do lta prosemteer having proved as alibi, the Jeri. • ' ty adman aesideration, found hint— talky. :: f YORK, JulaT)l7. • lanesucaa or u.t. ens remoras. At three o'clock. Baron Woo, passed moteweecon all', the ;Waiters which had been convicted, as follows :--- Daa2a...--Robert Moseley, Itobert Ibbetsoa, Isaac J *awl Cages. Robert Wright, and Robert a dw . 2orier iloo rg oe larz ; th ßo s a be soe rtW at el o l r fo o rd i. f l or j s am tetiest ßro fro w m a and gu Colley for sacrilege; Henry Thompson, li Zl i Williat Brammer and Roger Dobson. for highway rob bery; Jamey Howson, for hong stealing; and Marna deli@ Menaison, for sheep stealing. Merry would. his Worship intimated ho extended to all except to Doha*, for robbing the mail. TRANAPORTILD FOR Satan YZARll.—lane Hardy, for conveying lies and saws into the Castle, to aid the n ear of her husband. OaIICRID One Yana AND STAND IN TN' PILLORY e lt. —Joshua Hodgson. *ea., for perjury. Ilateimorrito One Yesa TO Hama Laaotra.—John for perju. ' lll eitaomnn Fox ry Six Monies.—Haenab Yeoard, for greed larceny. lisruotaNaD roe Two Moures.—lsaac Johnson, for Milting hie nnele's dish. latrianoereo TOR TUBS MONTHS TO HARD LABOUR. --Rebut Braithwaite, for petty larceny. rJunartaxe A n.— T homas Wood, for receiving a goods, koowieg them to be se, of the value of 1 11111 111 Nek ' ft ..„. a • .IkBO/PROBR'S COURT.—Duntax, JOLT 12. .! 1 IMPORTANT JUDGMENT. JUDGMENT. .• mitt Bean was leraght up for judgment.—Hs had han'temad jullafrat a former sitting of this Court for .tioneki.....logii.,. Pielay's Bak ; be alleged' isiraig foiled R. TR Recorder said judgment had' hies postponed for the consideration of the twelve Judges, who have pronounced the conviction to be legal:—Their °Olden is, if a man finds valuable pa. per, no matter where, and takes op the determinatios of converting it to his own use, be becomes legally a , felon ; be should Sad at to whom it belongs, and re tern it—if he finds property and denies it, conceals it, or negotiates it, he is guilty of fraudulently convert. ing it to his own use ; the indictment has been drawn wrong; the note was stated to be an order or draft, instead of a warrant, which, according to law, it is. The Recorder, therefore, had arrested the judg wrest, and be stated, that another indictment had gone up to the Chandlery, who had found that upon which he was now indicted, and to which he pleaded not guilty—that is. to stealing a note for 1001., the pro• perty of Mrs. Ki.g. Mr. Robert Ring bad the draft to fet cashed; went to College, and when leaving College missed the draft—he then went to the Bank to stop the pay ment. Mr. Robert Law, sworn.—Stated that he had re mind notice to stop the payment; Mr. Law had given directions therefore, that whoever presented it fur pay ment, should be brought to hint immediately ; upon Mr. King's leaving the Office, the prisoner came io and said, he had been sent by Mr. K. to receive payment ; the prisoner thee wrote his name on the back of the Dote, " John Reare'r." Mr. Law immediately told him that be hal got into a serape, for Mr. King had either lost it, or it was stolen from him ; ►e had him taken into custody. The Recorder charged the Jury, and said, if the prisoner had found it, and came to a resolution of con verting the money to his °tenure, the Jury were boned by the opinion of the twelve Judges, to convict him. The prisoner's knowledge of the value of the property was demonstrated by his saying that Mr. King had sent him—he then contradicted himself, and said, be was sent by a mantrbout be wet at the Post-office. He wa s found Guilty, and sentenced to bur months im prisonment. Ltataitics, JULY 20.—Wednesday last two car" lades with flour from Roam:lls to this City, wen takes off by the peasantry near Derrygaivin, in the liberties. Stich acts are not only disgraceful, but must impose a heavy fine on the pari►h where such plunde► is committed. Cons EXCHANOL JULY 29.—Our Market was well supplied with Wheat this morning, amongst which were a few samples of Ibis year's growth, the quality of which was very lice. In consequence of the unsettled state of the weather, the demand was tolerably brisk for prime samples at an advance of 21. per qr.; but there is no im provement in the price of the inferior qualities.—Barley was dull sale, and Is. per qr. lower than on this day se'nnight.—The Oat trade was very heavy, and last Mon• day's prices were only obtained for fine fresh Cori,: all other sorts are Is. per qr. cheaper. —ln Beaus and Peasl I there is so alteration. SMITS/MD MAW!, 29.—There was a gond supply , of Cattle at Market this morning, amongst which were a number of inferior Oxen, and the price asked was *pound higher per head than last Msrket day. Sheep and Limbs are also somewhat higher in price. • . IS- Fos MAN WHO WAS PH9SEcUTED dV 11111 BISHOP. [PROM Tel DUBLIN 111WISIIIWO FOS 1* OW i A TL'lt Di T LA11.3 TO TIM EDITOR OP TUC DUSLIN NOININO POST. tits—A few years ago, t Cuarknsats of the Bishop of Clogher was prosecuted fur accusing She Itevere•d rather in God of an attempt to commit sit airoininabk Crime. He was tonna gollty by acclatutatistwas logged, imprisoned, and roloed.—After his iiitunre, he solemnly declared to • clergyman who visited him in his cell, that he was innocent; and, since a recent occurrence in London, there is good o to believe that his declor•tion was true. Has •ot this poor moo • claim opoo the plane compassios ? Hs way scourged, imprisoned, and disgraced; he is now is Ibis city. lo a elite or great poverty. If you think proper to open a inbecription for him, I will costri- , buts. as an enemy to vice, hypocrisy, soil oppression. I am, Sir, yours, A CITIZIN. illaaturoaeuen-seassv.—Application was en Saw. day made to the Sitting Magistrate at this office, t y the desire of Col. Downes, in whose regiment t►e sol dier served who was detected is eoenpany with the Bishop of Clogher nadir inch dreadful ciresmetaaces os the night of Friday week, take*, if he bad or had not been admitted to WI? This impsiry was induced is consequence of a rumour having hero circulated that be had been bailed, and was then at large. The Ma gistrate said that the man was still in custody ; hot that meths charge against him anseanteal only to a mil• demeanor, he was entitled fo his &actors* on premise. Ing proper recognisance'. Bow•sraasr.—iiatorday, Willisn. Butterfield, a musician in the Guards, and a chimaey-sweep, both in the uniform of their professioas„ preferred a charge of assault, tee. sleekest Mrs. M'lntire. From the evidence of Butterfield, it appeared, that in passing through New Round -court, in the Strand, that morning, while a crowd bad assembled there, he met with the prisoner, sad accidentally came in con- Oct with her, upon which she assaulted him and threw Mes against the sweep, and then raised the cry of "the Soldier and the Bishop:" and need many other grchl terms, for which, more than the assault, the two com plaisante brought the prisoner before the Magistrates. Butterfield stated, that he bad bees thirty-six years is the army, and sever seal then was inspected or charged with having any connection with the clergy or chimney sweeps. Mister Harris, the honest chimney-sweep, desig nated as a Bishop, said—" What that ere Hemmen says is tree; 1 rants to knew why this ere mates calls me a Bishop ? I gets my living honestly as a Sweep, aid not as a Bishop, and t keeps a rife and five chil dren; and though 1 bees always called a clergymen, sad belonging to tbe cloth, and that ere sort of shines 1 he no Bishop—and 1 never is my born days was dis reverted es a Bishop till this ere business at Marlbo rough-street office took place, and 1 was no more con weed in that job than any of your bononrs. Mr. HALLS assured the clergyman that he was not suspected of bear a Bishop, upon which Mister Har ris proceeded by elating, in his o.en manner, that he sad all those of his business could not new walk the ,Itstrests J witlrodt having the te►m "Bishop" applied 411 them, which, from a reseal treesaction. be coati- Jared must disgraceful to Iris proLssiun as a chimney sweep, and concluded his °ratios by saying—" 1 gets •y living by corking, and not like a Bishop, and claims your Honour's protection against that ere smile word.'• Mts. Atlntire was committed to the Se'sions, and sweep was told that be lay under no suspicion of be ing a Bishop. During this examination, which continued for some time, the whole office was one continued roar of lasghter. WIATUIR.—Tbis week has been so showery that not a single day, except the present, has passed without some rain. The showers here, however, have been light and of abort duration ; but in other parts of the KlnDelosu have been heavy, and in some accompanied with thunder storms. On Sunday afternoon the lightning struck a stack of chimneys in Nicholson's-street, Edinburgh, sod displaced some large stones and melted the bell wires of ►he house. At Gainsborough. on Monday, the Old Hall was struck and damaged, and in the neighbonthmsd a hay-rick was set on fire. Oo Thnrsday week, a chim ney was also demolished at Sleaford. The rain was very heavy both in Scotland and Ireland last week. At Mimi burgh the Cowgate and all the low streets were inun dated ; and about Carlow there is very little prospect of saving the hay that has been cot, and the corn crops i.re in great danger of being mateciallyinjured. The quan tity of rain that has fallen since Saturday last is 40 tin.i dredths of an inch. Strand, Saturday, July 27. One o'clock. RRR . 61 82 di di 61 60 69 $ o'clock. I , II o'clock. at eight. ,8I ,58 ,76 Jody 11, h.... n, 14... n, T.... 714, W.... 46. Th.... R 6. ir.... %7, 8.... 70 en 70 63 es 69 70 60 70 69 08 68 70 - Showery ('toady Rain Fair Showery Showery DIARY FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. WITM TIM TINOS OF WOK WATill AT LONSION-11111•01. July 28. S.—Emu% SUNDAY AFTER TIINITT. High water-worn. 3 at. art. 9, eves. 30 is. aft. 9. 29, 11.—Sro rises 14 ao. aft. 4. High water--instra.B la. after 10 ; eves. 41 m. after 10. SD, T.—Day decr. I h. 4 a. High water—morn. lb s. after I I ; even. 48 re. after I I. 31, W.—Sea sets 43 m. aft. 7. High water—morn. 12 o'clock; even. 19s. after 12. August I.—Th. Lemmas Daj. High water—sere. 48 re. after IP; even 13 m. after 1. 2, F.—Day break 23 tn. aft. 1. High water—corn. 41 0. alter 1; even. 7 m. aft. 9. 3, B.—Ft.i.L. noon ukroas 1 moan. High water—morn. 31 min. aft. 9 ; even. Al a. alt. 2. On Satnrday the missies of Mr. Mons, mercer, of tireat Hassell-, , Covent linden, whose ease we bate already stated, after the inspection of the Coro ner's Jury (who returned a verdict of accidental dent'), was removed to his own house, and from theace te,St. Peal's, Covent Barden, where he was solemn ly ioterred. He was a young trAclrsubno. sincerely regretted by his Neon', and respected by Lis neiglih,sury, I of whom followed him to the grave. .a. • '?.A .. • • • a yy • , • , A