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~` N I ;} o apportion the treadmill ss an universal punishment for all • The motion leas then proposed, to the elTeet of exemring fermilen limn the tread-wheel, on various physical anal moral grounds. liar T. TuCTOII seconded the motion, though he thought some istir;ls ruticht be better omitted. Flogging was now discontinued in houses of correction; and he hoped the Legislature would also put a period to the trend-mill ss a punishment for the fe male sex. Ile seconded the motion as a forlorn hope, for he did ^ . 4 expect that it would succeed, in the present temper of the meeting. Strong prejudices were excited against the motion, he. the snorer had distinguished himself by a total censure of the tread-mill as a punishment in any ease. Indeed, it was not uncommon for gentlemen to ssy he had been bitten in this respect, i•itt it was a bite of horoanity, which env of them might afford so strain, and he coosidered the gentleman's conduct extremely Mr. IL .lactit sow gave every credit to the mover, but disserted from WWI.. Invs brought forward. Ile referred to same written t'iwittossus in Trove that the tread-mill was not productive of the i laries to the female sex which were alleged by the proposer of rhe.mortion. fle mid a catilleam from u surgeon in continuation . r /14 to the morel ronsequences. be Wl4 quite tore, Gan hi• rin experience. on occasions when he bad urea aectedly Irene into places of this description. that an nutr , cion of k,c^er he-elit wet rresiticiii by the tread-mill. Silence now pre where %tit), nt.d iadclic.tc converso!ion used formerly to be Mt. H. Sr. Itarrß thought that it would not he requisite to sraik at lenot.h o , •n 1 jot octet. the speech of the last gentleman. who hid disprin .1 !! s positions of the proposer of the motion. Ti:e wo, s aie.rent of the mover eid not tend to inure a compinmee •.1 Ma motion. : 1 1r. Peel had submit:oil • case to the opie.ten invites' men of eeleirire, Who agreed that the tread-ntill was not al improper mode of pcdshment. He respected the female sex all much u any man t. bat he war nt the o..me time of opinion that ittnuen should he punished according to their deserts. Pattuttit deemed thls question oF great importance. 'Though he did not feel very confident of the NIIC7.[S3 of the propost. IA". yet whenever it came to the question of Truing he should eer tiletly poppart the propoaition. The mover was certainly gaining gtouod on every additional discussion. In fact the measure ap jive& tin atrocious as to hare elicited expretsions of astonislimem at its continuance it thls civilized kingdom by the Minister of a .hbouting ennntry. The Rev. Mr. Bov.t. AXD opnosed the motion. because he con. ceived it Was proved that no Minty wn sustained by females, which rendered the pnotshincnt reprehensible. llntscrtc was aolints to alter his motion, so that a Corn titter should he appointed to coasider the suhject, and report to the nett (7ottrt. Me. H. Slots/Net refused to accede, anti was supported by some sfatrates. stile Sir Thomrs Tarton ar.d 3lr. Paiute: argued t•trlogly In forma of the prwsosed alteration. The motion, being then put with its original features, was lost by a majority 0121 to 7, and tl:c Court adjourned at half-pant o'clock. -•- SOUTHWARK SESSIONS, TUESDAY, JAN. 10. 'This day these Sessions commenced before the Lord Mayor, the the Hig!: Peilir. the Recorder, and Alderman Smith. 'Jo ots In/tour, gen. and .1. Warmer, the son, were indicted far ar, aasault upon 1/J-rhert King, under the following circum- OiNgeß:—The prosecutor was a lodger in the house of the de. tenjant, who hod giant him two notices to quit his apartment In • ntriccs he paid not the slightest attention. Warner wishirg to-gej r.d of he was destroying his apartment, and conti uually annoying the other lodgers, at length resorted to a method of totcifily ejecting his tenant, by rendering his apartment on. tirispfssiti. To this end he a:tempted on a Sunday to take the door n9 s the hinge., and on that 'cession the assault complained of was alga to hare bten ennunirett ere wasp good deal of contradictory testimony as to which tomntittcl the assault, but the weight of evidence being in r7y2iir of the defendants, the Jury nequi•ved them accordingly. The n evoRMITI advised the defendants not to take such an irregt;lar method of getting rid of a lodger another time. IPrjamin /Wham was indicted for stealing a piece of velvet trout St. Saviour's Church, Southwark, value 10s. the property of the garish inners. . It appeared that the prisoner had been detained by a Mr. Nathan, •ainm he hstl offocal the goods far sale, and that it tined that part of the velvet of the pulpit from which the piece had been atoMn. • The prisoner, in his deface, said that he found the velvet on the 1.101 from Salisbury. ifm•diet--Gatky.--One year's imprisonment to hard labour at • . PO LIC F:. GUILDH ALL. ...., .—. ...... .... fins. the journeyman printer, was again brought up before 11r. Alderman Birch yesterday, for final examination, upon charges of 'basing robbed his employers to a considerable extent. Two pages etyma, pin of a catalyse of books published by Mr. Carpenter. in blew Bond-street. 'inspects' to have been stolen from another mister printer (Mr. Connell), had been discovered since the last Stewing, amongst the portion of types sold by the prisoner to Mr. Jeffrey. hut no new charge was now preferred. Mr. Dave added to his former testimony that in the cotupter the priseper admitted the parcel of type he had tendered for sale to the streotype printer was Mr. Dare's pmperty, and declared that he rest net the thief but the agent to the thietes. Witness told him That if he would give up his accomplices lie would intercede with the Magistrate to admit him to be a witness. and the prisoner re. plied that he would make the discovery to Mr. Dove On the follow ing morning. AII this parsed in the presence of Worrell the or- i taw. In the morning, however, the prisoner quite changed his some. min intimated that he stood alone. •Worrall, the constsWe, corroborated this statement. • From the meaner of the prisoner on the previous day, it was Ail ir expected that he intended to make a full confession yesterday : bat an bring placed at the bar, and asked if he had any thing to scare, be mid that by the advice of his enlicitoe he should at once nottatit to the Alderman's decision upon the evidence. • Mr. IliDnitall pointed nut a page of type as °mite could more pareotlarl i berme tn. The prisoner, it appeared from his cc. count.books, finished correcting and hnally prepared for the peers site idlest or which the pate formed a part, during the week ending Me 12th of November. The impressions were worked off, and the types were returned to the prisoner to be distributed—that 61 i -4a• rated, and those of each eharseter collected together. Instead of doing so, however, it appeared the prisoner had tied the page cm, earned it out of the house, absented himself from work on the following tistnrday, and *old it about the latter end of December to ilk. Jeffrey. in the precise state in which lie bad stolen it, witheut Taking the obvious precaution of throwing the types into a confused .nove, by which the possibility of identification would have been destroyed. 'The wheleof theevidenee was than read over, during which the Eipner frequently interrupted the proceeding, to deny the main against him.—aueh as hie admissions to Mr. Dove in the • ter, and his conversation with Mr. Jeffrey, about his purchas. =grin types under an execution. D. Alderman Brach said the charges had been very clearly kW; nut, and fully committed the phone/ for vial. . Dean. it is uid, is nearly connected, by marriage, with a Bank iiirestee, and other persona of respectability g and the very hour he wita first istroduced to the sitting Alderman, had been previously ,Zttel for an interview with a friend upon the subject of obtaining • let him a permanent situation. BOW-STREET. 'ye. terday G. WIMP Iterriffire. late clerk to Messrs. Jenkins 'kind Abbot. eminent solicitors in New Inn. was brought before TAnstas II st,i.s. Eat. fora final examination on various charges bf Innbezzlement end forgery preferred against him by his em • Pliefers. ''Phe primmer had been [Granny years in the employment a thopennectoor., by whom he was uniformly treated with tin. i ' confieleeee, and was indeed Intrusted with AIII4OSi the 1 4 11kti management of one department of their butdren. It is • 't ilir e diom to say that his diameter stood high in the world, tit/bite he Arrs rOnlideTed AMOR' a large circle of acquaintance as . prospar untriestior.ahle integrity end respectability. Me is about 'lt year. , dt arc, end of gentlemanly appearance. • . Mr. flart:.r..a and his assietaat, illr. Butler, attended to conduct the_proart:ntio.t. ' The prhoner had nn legal Melee?. • The e'oiree upon which be was drat examined last Friday week " iirk,o belay this :—A Colonel Edwards, having occasion to site $ • hie tresiMeg in Wale* for a debt, seat instructioos lb Messrs. '' ebleins . and Abbott to hare a mitt which they did, and sent it to fas Phillip, Esq. the Under-Sheriff for Pembrokeshire, for ese. notion. That gentleman caused the writ to by served, and the so4.ndant pvid the &hi mid costa, amounting to 194/. into his •i 597 1 ,1, and he ttomsolitted by. post to Messrs. Jenkins and al hill, Vie that Pon payable at Messrs. Melbuish and Co. mer. • wants, Victimise-bite, London. The letter cootaining the bill ether veselved the preretutors, and they wrote to Mr. Phillips, and nd sir:Awing his assurance that a bill for the amount bed been 'I tWemltii.i by the pot& post, they made enquiries, but were I,:mb'r In ohtini any trot* dr it, and concluded therefore that the a Fk lurked miticatried.• dulheasently the bill was found to have '' imithett Stenos. deelhni.h and Co. on whom it was drawn, and tress it had been raid by them to a person who wrote on the bark, sev,lLietived for Mreets.Jenkins and Abbott, Geo. W. Kerridge.". .4 4 . A deck from O t. MNA. Melhuish'snow proved the payment of the • by ncheck upon 711-sims. hikes, Snaith, and Co.. blot eat un. • en sty that the prisoner woe the person to whom that cheek bus di', Jenlins, ant'..llr., Joseph King, mailer to him and his ,pfsverl the err pt tribe in the Mewl-writing of the prisoner, ' ttert;l r at the 1941. was never brought to the iccount of the tins. • Me. Jeabins elan proved that the prisoner bad no authority to re. (*writhe *min in neesti.m at all. . Cr. Phillips was ttamined, and swore to the aettfernent of the "sisti:m mid to , he transinisaism by the post, to the proskutore, of the • bid •tmothmed. , The nest cuiree against the primmer was one for ernbertlieg - lidlitibe arecial eronerty of Me employers. . hit.rdenkina deposed that in the spring of liri, he and his ( Prowl 'illtd*stelorad fog tie sale.b.iit in an e--tion. Payne e. Per. 1144111amlbe amortry of sawn of money amounting to 1171. end g r ayerds. No nosey en account of that action was ever received •, • Iteptiteeit 14 tee account of the firm. 'it ...b 111billFen. Pariah steted that Ls we* clerk. to' Mean. Nether ' sail and Berme. attorneys, No. Id. Eatiex.street; Strand.. lathe souls of the lsst year those gentlemen were concerned for the Oda:Waal to the action of "Popw sh rarest." Tits action Iwas settled by the payment of the debt and cosies.; andon the 25th of April wittiest: paid the check for 1201., now produced by the clerk, in Messrs 31orlat.ils, in part saristaciinn of the ' amount. Witness had no recollection of the prisoner, but he knew he paid the check to the person who wrote the receipt pro ducied. 'Phis receipt purported to be for Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott, and was signed " (leo. Kerridge." A clerk from 3lessra. Morland'a, the bankers, produced the check, and primed that he paid it in two bf. one 101. and one 1001. Bank-notes, but he did not know to whom. Mr. King, cashier to the prosecutors, proved that the receipt was in the prisoner's handwriting, and that the amount of the cheek hid never been accounted for by him. The thin! charge was one of feloniously forging an enthirse ment to a bill of exchange for 5 31 . his. 4d.,_ with intent to de fraud the prosecutors, and was supported by the following evidence:- 31r. William Brown stated that be was managing clerk to Messrs. Wilton, attorneys, in the city of Gloucester. In the year 1322. Mr. Henry Hooper IVilton, note of the partners, Wra Under Sheriff for the County of Gioucester. On the 6 , 11 of December in that year, the witne.s received from Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott an act:; iintent pursuant to a rule of Court in a cause—•• Doe, on den* of Smith. ii. Brines," a ith instrucrioos to levy. The at. nichinent WAS b.r 5:4. .1 he levy was made, and the money obtained. On the 2 - Eh of February. 1323, the witness remitted to Messes. Jenkins and Abbot a bill drawn by the (Pellet-stet' bank of Mean.. Wilion, on Messrs. ,dunes, and Co. tor 531. ils. 41. payable seven (by! , after sight, and by the return of port lie received the 'letter market T 1 now Traduced, emu:MIMI: ak from them an acknowledg ment of the rer.iipt of the bill, The bill produced by 31e.srii. Jones and I,lm d's clerk ass the same as he so remitted, and theletter marked A. row produced. was the same in which it was enclosed. . . . Mr. Jenkins mated, that the letter marked A. never came to hand, and that the check fore& Bi. 4.1. also prodneed, wee never brought to acts•unt. It stsuuls: have been handed to them, endorsed, and sent to their bankers to be placed to their account. They had at the date of this tramiaction nn articled clerk. named Cherie, Needham James, and witness of course was well acquainted with his hemi.writing. The endorsement on the bill of exchange, "For Mein% J. and A., Charles Needham James," was not in the hand-writing of that individual, but witness believed it to be the writing of the prisoner. The le tee marked It. containing the ace knnwledgentent of the receipt of the bill was also in the hand writing of the prisoner. The latter was not authorised to receive or endoree any bills on account of the firm. Mr. King deposed that in the regular course of business any re mittance to the prosecutor.. whether it came first into the hands of the principals or any of the clerks, would come into his hands as cashier. The bill produced had never come into his tine had the amount ever been accounted for to him in any way. This Witness also proved that the endorsement, purporting to be that of Charles Needham James, was not his, but that it was in the hand. writing of the prisoner. Mr. James Tewsley, Clerk to Messrs. Jones and Lloyd, pro duced the bill drawn on their house by Messrs. Wilton, of Glou cester, for SIiI. Bs. 4d. dated ettli February, lOU and anted that it teas paid by him at the banking - house on the ti . h of March. 'rite witness described the numbers and dates of the notes in Which he pie the amount. Jpies Ellery, of 47, Chandos-street, Covent-garden, stated that lie was a letter-carrier, employed by the General Post Office in February, 1823, and is still in that situation. At the time mentioned No. 8, New Inn, formed part of his district, for what was termed the early delivery ;" and he was frequently in the habit of delivering letters addressed to Messes. Jenkins and Abbott. Ile knew the prisoner very well. In It general way be delivered the letters to the clerks, at the chambers. and often to the prisoner, as well as the rest. Witness had delivered letters to the prisoner in the Inn, before he reached the office. The prisoner sometimes met him in the open Inn, and asked for the letters for Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott. Ile had once or twice looked at the deters and given them back to witness, ob serving, that there was nothi.tg material, and he might leave them at the office. The letter marked A, produced, appeared to have passed regularly through the Post-office, and was taxed as a double letter. . . Richard Gardner stated that he was a police.constable, and that he assisted Bishop in the apprehension of the prisoner on Friday, the 30th of December. lie asked him where his papers were to be found, sod he said in the back room on the first flour, at No. 5, Princes -street, Waterloo.road, where he (prisoner) lived. Witness went there, and the prisoner's wife gave him the key of the room mentioned, where he found, amongst other documents, the letter marked A., produced, addrewed to , . illessrs. Jenkins and Abbott, New Inn, London." illr. HALLS, at the close of this evidence, told the prisoner he was ready to hear any thing he lied to say, at the same time that he wi.hed him to undeystaud that be did not cell upon him to say any thing. The Prisoner—l have nothing to say, Sir, except that I had hoped my having freely given up those papers, and the considera tion of my very long servives to the gentlemen Who sale my prose. tutors, would have induced them not to press a charge like this against me. This was spoken in a very desponding and almost in. articulate lone, and the eyes of the unhappy man filled with tears 111 he concluded. _ _ . . . He MU fully committed for trial, and the nitnessea bound over to prosecute upon all the charge.. dlr. HARMER said, that the prntrentors In preferring these charges had only yielded to a SCAM of public duty. The prisoner bad bean carrying on a system of fraud and forgery tor five years past, and the prosecutors had su ff ered to the extent of more than 2,13001. Mr. HALLS said their conduct needed no apology. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - - Yesterday Elizabeth Hinton, a pretty-looking girl, about six teen years of age, was brought tip for stealing a shawl belonging to her aunt, and some pgeperty belonging to her father. The officer, upon placing the prisoner at the bar, informed the Magistrate in what degree of relationship the prosecutors stood to the prisoner ; when Mr. CONANT asked them whether they had made up their minds to prosecute. for the relationship was so close, that no Magistrate, however bad the ease might be, would advise them to prosecute. The prisoner's father remained silent ; bus- the aunt, an anti quated maiden, in a shrill voice said that she by all means would prosecute. The prisoner, she said, had received a religious edu. cation, but it was of no use, and she would bring disgrace on all the family. Mr. CONANT—YOU will have to NO to the Old Dailey. Miss II in ton—l do not want to carry it an far as that, I only want her to have a twelvemonth's imprisonment ; it will save bee from the gallows. Mr. CONANT having desired the father and aunt to go out, in. terrns,nated the girl, who stated that she had lived in service in Bath and in London, but tieing out of a situation she had taken the shawl, as *he ha d means of present support. The father was then desired to come in, when the worthy Magistrate observed that he was too much under the influence of his sister, who, instead of being an inveterate against her niece, ought to have acted the pert of a mo:her. Hinton, in reply, stated that his sister was in service, that his daughter had slept where she lived, that some things had been missing, and that his sister's suspicions had fallen on his daughter ; besides, shb had staid out at night, and he was fearful of the con. sequence. Mr. NANT—WeII, I will commit her to the House of Cor rection for a month, and in the mean while I will see the chergy man, and he shall exhort her to follow a better line of life, and if his advice have the good effect which I hope fur, she shall be libe rated perhaps in a week. The girl was then committed fora month, with orders to be kept by herself. Five or six fellows are now infesting the Western coun ties, especially on market days, imposing what they call smuggled goods, in handkerchiefs, watches, seals, &c. on the unwary, which are not worth one-tenth part of the sum given for them. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.—A shocking accident happened about nine o'clock on Monday night, in St.Giles's, owing to the slippery state of the pavement. A poor Irishwoman, with an infant in her arms, was proceeding along High street, when, on,reaebing Tottenham-court-road, She at tempted to cross, but on gaining the middle of the carriage way, her foot slipped and she and the child fell to the ground with such force that the child was thrown some distance, and before the mother or any other person could pick it up, the wheel of a hackney-coach that was going up the road passed over it, and it was, we ere sorry is state, killed immediately. The hackney coachman pulled up as noon as possible, and rendered every assistance ; but it being quite clear no blame was attached to him, he was permitted to go about his business. An inquest sat on the body yesterday, and a verdict of " Accidental Death" was returned by the Jury. II YIPROPIIODIA.—On Tuesday, the leth inst. a strange dog of the large mastiff breed, having a log auspentledifrom his neck, was observed running through the village of Rathfariiiiim, when a boy shout sixteen years old, named Harvey, the son of an industrious labourer, thinking the do; was a valuable one, and that if he could secure it until the ownerriliould he found he might obtain stime reward, attempted to catch him, and received a bite, The animal continued to run, and in his way through the town hit three other doge. The police stationed at Rethfarnhani, under Peace officer Cannon, having learned the eirentri stance, immediately went in pursuit, and succeeded in shooting the strange dog. On Friday week after the oeCur renertbe boy showed symptoms of hydrophobia, and was in consequence speedily removed to Mercer's Hospital, where, notwithstanding every medical aid, he died on Sun day. The three dogs bitten by the strange obe have been secured.—Ballina Impartial. Yesterday morning the workshops of thaw& Harwood and Oliver, painters and papemtainers, iii Harley-- mews, Wig,more-street, were discovered to be en lire, a beam under the hearth having ignited. The Ilre,,how ever, was soon subdued by the speedy arrival and applica tion of the fire-engines. THE BRITISH PRESS. SHIPPING IN7'FLLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, :11(41)AY, JAN'. 9. Wind E. fair, fro3t—lligh Water 49 m p. 11. No Trish The only vine' arrived thin day Is from Ireland, the Shamrock melon yew!, frnm Relt.nt. The Jonie Nicholas. Petrie, from Antwerp; Susanne, Guichon, fmm Havre Day, Btiand. from Steil : and Oritr, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, all for Liverpool, have nr rived at Holyhead. 1%, lI.TnR D. Dr.C. 25. Arrived the Victory, Plabody, from Miramiehi to Liverpool, arolte In lat. 4.1. long. 60. the i•chnoner Vigilant, of Plymouth, from Burcam, vwfountlland for Lisbon. , - Drc. 31. Lard night u'3% lost upnn Srochnint Hand, the sloop Mary Ann, of and twin New York, with iron hoops, &c. for Lublin. .larrttakY 3. _ Arrived the Leader, Jolley Jong, frim New Volt for Brivtwl. Spoke in :A. 41. tees•, the brig Juan, Baptiste of Ifindon, days hum Quebec, with Vey of maiin.topmast, two men, and in a leuky condition. • PAT. Tot Jan. R.-54i!cd Per3everaore,, Thomas, for Toyi:r.—Wind frr...l pie. and H. 3% . _ r 'it Ev MOUTH. JAN. poit , victoire, Seearail. from lllvrc to Gumthio;‘,...nix.. , ..l gays ye-tenday in cooling for ti , e harbour, and. cat away both masts. yoke is now riding clo.e in with the l'assage Bar, in invninent danger, should the gale con tinue. PORTSMOVTII, JAN. 9.—AI-6 vest the Fanny, DAVO7iell, from EMbacn, et.;! the At I. Grey. from Suntiodand. Saded vie Ara bella, IhJet;eck. Inr Lisbon: Speedwell, Ilemni:lgton. for Cork ; and the Co e ncord, Ranson, for Sundr:land.—Wind E.N.E., blow ing very hard. DOVII:R. JAN. 9 —T-he Palafox, Fitt; foam Bremen to'Lisbon, came for t h is port this morning. with loss of author and eshle. and other damage; but the sea being very heavy, she proeealed to Cowes. _ JAN. 9.—The American brig Palafox slim -jet! from her anchor tied cable. and proceeded to Dover this morning. The All. mind Coehburn drove a little last night, but has brought up aga!n with &second anchor.—lt has continued blowing strung from the eastward all this day. SHEERNESS, JAN. 9—Three pieces or brandy have drifttd on shore at the Isle of Sueppey. A beat, marked Catherine, of Colchester, ‘Vm. Madder, has been picked up. GRAYESENH, JAW. 9.—Arrived the Vrouw Gertrude, Hatter, front Rotterdam. Three ships passed in the morning in a strong gale at Etat. names unknown. Six p.m.—Moderate weather. Sailed the Sir Charles M'Carthy, Mare, for Nevis. Several outward bound ships ran back for shelter this day. ABERDErw, JAW. 7.—The Halifax Packet, Morrison, from Charleston (('rith of Forth), to this plane, ran on shore 13th ult. at North Queensferry, and bilged: no hopes of saving her. The Fisher, Wool, of and from Dunbar. hound here, is totally wrecked near Ilodham. Crew and part of the cargo saved. DuntiN. JAN. 6.—The Intrepid, Metcalf, from Alexandria tn. Liverpool, ww driven on shore near Sherries, last night. and from the siolente of the gale to-day st E. it is feared she will go to pieces. JAW. 7.—The Marian, Harris. from Quebec, parted her chain cable 'luring a violent gale yesterday. a n d went on shore at the hacic of the old pier, and is tint expected to I.• got off. The col lier brig Sampson and schooner Fame, hound to Drogheda, are also on shore. The Elizabeth. from Cardiii to Dtintinlk, is stink in the old harbour of Kingstown. The Letitia, from Quebec to this place, cut away her masts, dragged her anchors, and struck the ground heavily, but it is expected will he towed into deep water, if the weather moderates. The Intrepid, from Alexandrus to Liverpool, which was on shore at Sherries, wen! to pieces last night. The Fanny, Faaron, of 82141 front Whitehaven, bound tit this port, ran on shore 30th tilt. on the island of Lam b's'', bat was got off by assistance of the coast guard, and carried into Kingstown harbour. IVATENFOND. JAN. s.—The Perseverance, Cleuzon, from Newport for Glasgow. foundered this morning near Dunmore. The crew saved by a boat from Ballamacuw. IVAHREtt POINT, JAN. s.—The Rover. Aikin, from Ipswich for Liverpool, was driven over the Smith Bar of Carlingford last night, reached this port, and is now in dock, with apparently little damage. The Susannah, Lewis, front London for Dun. dalk, was driven over Carlingford Bar 3d inst., and is now on shore within the harbour, but expected to be got off' with little damage. JAW. 6.—The Rover, Aikin, must discharge to repair. The Susannah, Lewis, had not been got oflthe beach, in consequence of the weather. STROM/MI, DEC. 21.—The Caledonia, Gambles, of Leith, frora Riga, ran on shore on the Point of Ness, in making for this harbour, but was got off iflth, a:id Is discharging to repair. The Venus, Bochstrom, from Liverpool, has pitt in here with loss of bulwarks, several stanchions, mainyanl, stern boat, &c. COWS, JAW. 3.—Tloe Ganges, from Baltimore, experienced dreadful gales during the whole passage. Lost jolly-boat, bul warks, main channels broken, long boat injured, and otherwise damaged. BIRMUDA, Nov. 2E—The Hector, Eldridge. from Antigua for London. has put in here leaky, having experienced bad weather. DEC. 7.—The Hector has been caulked, and will sail about 11th inst. A small part of her cargo has been landed to pay expenses. The Elizabeth. Scott, from London to Gibraltar, was abandoned by the crew 21st ult. being in a sinking state. A email part of the materials of the Bien Heureux, lost at Trignmoutit, is saved. Letters from 31essina of the 17th Dec. amongst other Informa tion, mention the loss of the Hibernia or. the 9th, on the coast of Calabria. The crew were saved, but the ship and cargo were totally lost. Sunday week, the schooner Mary. of Bristol, J. tartlet, Master. bound to Liverpool, arid laden with iron, &c. sprung a leak, off Wicklow Head, and soon atter went down. The Captain and crew got into the long-boat, and CUM on store at Tacumpshane, in this county.— Weryord Herald. VESSELS SPOKEN tr rnt.—Agamemnon, for St. John''', N.B. 31st Dec. a little to the E. of Cape Clear, with loss of bowsprit and foremast, bearing up for Cork, by theVuletn, arrived in the Clyde. James Sibbald, Forbes, from London. sth Sept. and ex pected to arrive at Bombay in about a month. She spoke the Britannia, from London to Bombay, 15th Aug. A /reeled' Demerara Rum, of the strength of 56 percent. (), p . Puriued according to slr. Carty' s m e thod, was sold m the 1 44 4, ast week at Gs per gsllnn, old measure. equal to 64 per icape eis i The inquiries after Rum continued this morning Dr , * Leewards sold at 2a 4d, and very f e w par c el s o f un d er 1,, doe under that price. Jamaican to 3 over have sold a! 3s 84 , lad e : stnall parcel at :Is led. Brandy is held for an advance, but we sa e not aware of any sales at the iinvrovement. Some parcels of Genets sold at Is 841 on the quay, but the holders are now askin g 1, I lid, on account of the comparative low price of this Pont, god the supplies being stopped the severe frost. 11E5IP, FLAX. AA (ALLOW.—The Tallow m ar k et a hrnk, and the prices improving; the nearest quotcient is 36s lid. Hemp !Rattly at 431. a 44d. Small sales of Flax at a u: quostions. 011,8. The trade hss barn nearly suspended, chiefly nn te . count of the alterations in the weights and measures; the the year hats also tended to lessen the sale. e now citt6te 00„ ‘, imperial measure. Ily public sale this forenoon, aunt!' Sperm( hi, 60/ lbs ; 24 tuns head matter, 641151 a 611115 s OIL TII,OOE, carrying into rffeet the new weights a sures :—The Seed Oil crashers have determined that all 01s ,t.„!1 he sold by the eat.; the Oil Trade have determined that all ra.tl Oils and Ohre Oil &LAI ht , sold by the tun of 252 gallons. tsPICESs—Ity public scle frilt inst.: Nutmegs, 107 casks, I,r quality, snii^d, 3s a 313 , 1; 11 Vl'. 143 casks, good ordinary sernmlt 44 1(1 a 44 3.1; cloves, :t6 bags 26 casks, lair Bourbon, 2s a 24.'r. P pper, black, 520 bags ; good quality, light, 4id a 51; ordn,r; 40 a 4nil, 'There have been no pure:awes of Spices since this sale; the prices are ni arty nominal. Sllißi—The Silk trr.de remains in a very deprmed state. 11(/IN.—'!'here is no alt• ration in the prices of Bops. I N ). —lntl icy, continue* unsaleable. P1.111:N I'o.—lty public sale this forenoen, 100 bags Pimeste, fair qualitv, Fold VAd and t4d. CASSIA.-144 (beide, by public sale to.day, el ls a Gl 44. ,4 , 11E5.-I.ly public ARP: this birenoon, I7R barrels Queb ec P., Ashes. darupged. 244 a 28a 6d ; in barrels Pots. 16s a 281 &I. IIIIS 11 P ItO VI S INS are at nominal quotations; the livable having act iu severely is favourable tor Butters. 1.554 No. 7,203. ORDNANCE SITRVEY OF °REA 1 . IF Hit Subscribers' Copies of the ffr r ina eohishire, having been all enter 'tulip reartiner. 163. Regent-Attest. the Public t that lb.: Eight tebeetv of the Map of lineal I gait Section will in furore be mid , epar ,•ely, es the other Thirty-eight sheet' of the O , rsr Wag charged according to the event of V boning its price engraved an the Norib.ecat vs vaniesce ethos, Persons who may visit 0 lisp of I.incoittAtre the Eight :ince.% to Mr. extinct, at Six d u inexs, as lienaufote, ti t ant. Os of Ord mew, /Mc,* 1821. By order of the Boartil NAV F-111' I THjrEilyp.:i.n‘%ifivisidqu If er r e e i r l s f e .e m . is, That on Tr ES•DA Y. the 14 , 1, of Fe rear! IB the forenoon. Goottniosioner Ctriniughan, his Majesty's D o ek-yard, at ',hatham, 01,f) STOREM crsy , Consisting of old rope. shakings„ topprs, ho" dincuo, and various articles of slop vlothalg, in the asid Yard. Persons wishing to view tie loots It-Ist donor of the Yard for a note or" 1 , ,r Catalogues and Conditions of Sale may Yard. CONTRACT TO DELIVER (11).11,z5 I-% ND. COMMIACAP.TAT TRFASURY CHAMEE QUM Person, a, an kir Agent for_ ommisic.rint s:wires ritsvir of COALS 2t Nertfouoibv , (l, ro,y r,ce:ve trod at thix Office between the I.ottr. or le, their Tenders, kealed un anti gligeoPtl riot Suppling, tnarkint: therenn " Tvrigler ti. TUESDAY, the 2.1.1 i - currant, bug none Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will an t F Iris made on or annexed to a prin;e;! ['arum ' , enact in won!. at lent.,lll; tier til:!csi a I,t;t Propmal signed by two persona if !;‘,.,...; 0; come bound with the party tender Partiedhirs, for the title performat EANT LVDI.I Hot rrrlE Court of Direrlots or' 11. „,L Merchants of England trbtiih . , give Notice, That the Committee of Eitiyi:g and War on or at any time before Wit DN Y, receive proposals in writing. sealzi t,p, fr.,; be willing to blipply the Company svtlt MILITARY CI.'IT U and that the conditicinv or the said rlication to the Cleric of the attia Con, weals must be left before illev , •n said 2oth of January, after whiz ceive any tender. ;he F.our .14)•;;P:1 EAST INDIA ii') Coin' Direct,,r3 ti , ( T H Merclsanls of England trod;ng eve Molise, That the Comailt.ee of Buying an to receive Proposal* in writi , !. talc DA; the Ist of February, fro ',Wing to supply the :oinnanv h (i 4411 ti SHOES FOR And that the Condition% 0!* lb? t .”,tr4CL Tr tion to the Clerk of the said •e, wi must be left before Eleven in the Day of February, 4826, after which hour receive any Tender. from s JosEN act! . . yHE COMMITTEE for the IC' • Dankl and ITALIAN It Eft:lit: üblic that the whole Antowtt or -u 1 0 14381. 1.84. Ind.. and of 1-;..pepdi'are 11 balance of 1.6901 111. in tile 11,4,1( . .4 of tnei Bi•sarP. Scnith, Payne, and ' 'AI .?csrs Smith. ne , ,rs. Mmes. 01yn, Mk, Halifax, 31.... era. and Grt, .:it,sns. ?dewing. Purring, Shaw, and Bar- - hr. Since the formation of the t-i Mahon and support 671 Exiles. Of th. provided for by the bone- 1,. , !i•e 0 (i tarnished with the Illeirlit of tleput4lt, i ' l and America, where hopes trtv.: t. ~ 2-t !:. maintenance; 48 hive bee:i twt• , •:,i in t! bay. voluntarily wiiiirlrawn qiiii:“::'ve, and, of the remainder, K nr.• .*lre, ; 216 per week, from the Com nittrt's rtr. The removal of en great 3 tr:14,4 I.f dm ::mittee tiefortunate and interest t t . the Committee, the dio.itti eatablishment of so many of etas c otteurations in this country a .1 el6ew li to hope that their labours 1. tee m't ! arrangement, litvo been such as uth t twitch a power of beivevol.x.es i do t :t. t, 1 Thoughemong so runicrotts a..i v. f of all ranks and stations, from the hi Iby natural ericissinate and c:'..tmitt. olf banishment and effliction—titoti4ii i 4 to separate the worthless front the s , ttity 3 to exertion, end reprohition to i•!! 'ro t mittee have taken such cerir. kbliehment of Sub-conimit:cer, ter Refugees themselves, atol to Ott., thanks are dues, in ortic: ..n en ,r and imposition, and they have e. 4 tain that every individuttl r , reit , ' , . gad unable to return to the la; i. Unfortunately political ;,-;,• • after day individuals arrive.. tot welled to fly rrnm 01ra:tiered imp - the Committee have been coot:tclitd to a ; lists. As it would be diffiftult and ehro-t i tisely the wants and circtunstarc.,: of tulttee have, except in CXtrf:7. - r ,, CS, their guidance in the dis:liha , i.,l m . a (options have been extr,mely ft.ta, • ye Interesting urgency have cone hefore tit Lave rejoiced to have been able to deal out with a more liberal hand • and sut!'i claim force. Should any individuals %visit to en • for the relief of any case% of peculiar dial give their best attention to its distributio The arrival of the winter season must zen. a: I M th, , i 01 t latantion of the benevolent r Labile to the e and the Committee will c'icerfully contin tleavour to dispense tiiscre:tly P.:ldcatisfa4 placed or may be placed at their tis a,al. The Committee beg leave o add, that. ", ere in want of clothing, it wou'al be a gra their friends to deposit such garments foi they might be dispossl to give, ei-ter at Mention-house; at Mr. Stephenson's, Strand; ur at Mr. I). I.ewies, stationd tilrosveuer-aqeate. And, lintillys the Committee would equitable and judicious disposal of such ‘ )lssiss4pa,y dedicate to slim relief of the Itt .'.;rote that they Should not he d;verted rxj:~~~t INIINITAPLI"rHE AND THEN LoTTERws BISH respectfUlly xcynain tl • Public, that the New Scheme, Utt leagth„ Is inevitably the last hut two "'Public, as Parliament has decreed that 'period they shall for erer cease. T. II person who wish for an oportunity of t rick, to lope no time, es it is more lees, Tickets will get scene at _., any inerewieel chance of success few Scheme are it possesses BIIX PRIZES OF TWENTY TI Besides other Capitals and minor ' ,WARDS OF A, QUARTER I, sTutt LING MO) Led all to be decidei in One Day, y .. Nese* being the Anniversary of Inv Iwisets his Welsk fricrids becat, Ilssis se veriiirtly successful. In 74111; elms A - van )3 - - row Aietribeisit ailoyez the L . Asst iss. which. like the pr ei , ish sold Three out t,f. the Six ;1 372 1 . imp, lin the Two 30.0061. by of !kis PUC of Capitals; ing.cross, 4111 01011111 Stocks are anbci lb Pane ow *ft tbs. 9 P), •. V.l e/ '' - - - - . , . . . .. ‘I ' I . TO E BRITISH PRESS. , h u a . : , :s f t o o 66 ld 6 7) , :t . r t7eTt rni ,...l::; di'. "111 H # ' I '11....(0.0.00,..1.5"0-000..................000......"°•(are••••••••••••••••• ---- F A , u s r t rl er w e re ul e a l k L a r o t r i z e i : D in p g ie e r co r g l i n i ti m i C m , ; el f t o y d t. e u t i i h ts :e s t i u l t a r r od e :, g eli w ' 1 e apportio• n the lewd-mill ss an univenal punishment for all WIS settled by the payment of the debt an:l costar and on the , SIIOCKIA'f; OCCURRENCE. S11.1."1'1.1'f; I.\''I'ELL:GENCE. g u .: , I ( t i o ti n. tha T t i p te rie tn e q . oiz a n i ft u er r2 R to un; coonvetrinhuaedve io thi kt sm a 7 2. 6 B4l l l: O aw „,„ :1 - e, • sp, a lames. "Sth of Apnl Witting paid the check for 1-01., now produced by -mem-- s l t zLew li s p r a d r e c it e o l l a ri t a :til t 2 1 ::(1, B a r n a d nd r y t. r is y i f:: i w d p fo a r r e a e n l s . u d f u u n n e d: b i r u e . . e, s 0., ss . ": 4 The motion nes then proposed, to the effect of exemring the clerk, to Messrs Morlatala. in part sariatection of the On Saturday lesi, as Sir Daoial Williams, the elagistrnee of the I.IVERPOOL, Mummer, Jett. 9. feroelee from the tread-wheel, on various physics,' and moral ' amount. Witness had no reeollection of the prisoner, but he dor. at the police-office, lAMitectiapel. was ahottt leaving the - Il so n i t tl aw at ar i e s of B r i symiliatilleesqatuathey, b h u n t or t u ti v e em ho en k t re Bor are n n e o lree a,k k ir e or tl i L e c vt s. No. 7,203. gnome... knew he paid the cheek to the person who wrote the receipt pro- Bench. an elderly Illan, residing ei Move-men, Pettionatoane, entered the Mike. and requested his einem ae to what was to be ll'ind E fair, froo II•gl Wate 4 4 m 11. lii:r 'l'. TueTON seconded the motion, though he thought some dured. No Trish Mail. . - I- ' r - P. The only . vessel arrived this day is from Ireland, the Shamrock *teem mesa, Mom Behave. done under the following cirettiNtaliets:- Sioriu might be better omitted. Floggine was now diseoetioued in Thin receipt purported to be for Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott, and . . . Is lid, on account of the comparetive low price of this s ' '"" ' Ile Raid that an aged mato residing in the mote house with him, houses of ennection ; and he hoped eh . ; Legislature would also was signed " (leo. Kerridge." The Jonge Nicholas. Petrie, from Antwerp ; Susanne, Guichon, pose a period to the tread-mill as a runiehment for the le. A cleyk from Mesers. Morlaturs, the baskets, produced the had been for Mane days past unheard Me and that hone of the fmm Havre ; Day, 'Viand. from Sicily : and Oriom --, :I: i :s k it:plies tieing stopped fiy the severe frost. HCO I4 I I I' 4I i t!..A r Lar i r4' , l; , i v t i l n , g lVll e 'oaliz t T q a u t i,T P : a n t i . t 0 7 4 ; male •tex. Ile %emended the motion as a forlorn hope, for he did check, and peeved that he paid it in two M. one ltd. and one 1001. lodgers had seen him pees in or Mit a% listial. Ile. in emmemts from St. Andrew's, New Ilninswick, all for Liverpool, have ar. l is 36a lid. Hemp steady a: 431. a 441. Small sees of Flax at o e: e•it expect that it woeld serene, in the prevent temper et' the Bank-notes, but he did not know to whum. of this, went to his door, where he rapped, and called out seve n r e a e l e. Gerstner. 163. Regent-Ahem. the Public meeting. Strong prejudices wen excited ,ggainst the motion, he. 31r. King, cashier to the prosecutors, proved that the receipt times, but received no answer.. The door Was locOed and the ke .4 . . y rived at Holyhead. Arrived the Victory PI 1I r tj .111.1: r `el tbst the Eight teleeme of the Map of ti teat ' . aim the mover had diatiognielled himaelf by a tntal censure of was in the prisoner's hand.writing, and thaf the amount of the being on the ineide, his suepiriotis b. cone exciter!, WWI be ap. , r H o R will :I si s : ic a bes. N rc e , iat i; :i rn s : : T icb ß e,o V riu l 8 .: s Y s 1.1 O re ii i h : , uc iri; ) t rs li i , prebentled that the nl.l nian had breatlexi hie he , ; befiere, envie I molt, In lat. 40. hong. 60. the schooner OM Section will in futnre be sold •epar i•ely the tread-mill es a punishment in any ease. {edited, it was not cheek hod never been accounteil for by him. • a mot, oom ... Iran-milt t o e ,i ve epoo ; oh n. 11CC. 25. os the other Thinyeieht sheets of the (li•r.. ' uncommon for gentlemen to say be had been bitten in this vespers, The third charge was one of feloniouely forging an enddrae. ever, he forced the door to ascertain whether hit simpletons were I Vigilant, of Plymouth, dhoiatione• Wag charged according to the frees ol ' :41 it was a bite of heroanity, which any of them might afford so ment to a bill of exchange for 531. Us. 4d., with intent to de- well .or ill-founded, he wished to have the authorit of the y from Buream, Newfoundland for Lisbon. (JI LS. - The Oil trade hes born nearly suspended, chiefl imperial measure. By public sale this forenoon 7 ai r u n 6 u t r e 7 1:•;:‘T ear hewing its price engoaved an the Noon-west torero', and he mosidered the gentleman's conduct extremely fraud the prosecutors, and was supported by thc following 31sgtstrate for so doing. tilr 1) %VII LIAMS ' nth. 31. s count of the alteration, in the weights and measures; Ore a1..0% ; qmsvanieace *idiom Persons who may wort t 4 terlitable. , evidence:- . • imitande deePetehed pa lm " , o " P of the Toot night wee hot u S II I - I A pen . roam ni • end, the e flop Mary nn, the year hart aim tended to lesren the %ale. %re tto e ti ~ '" I Mr. &Jamieson gave every credit to the mover, but diesertcd 31r. William Brown stated that he was managing clerk to ogicem of the establielimeno together with Partridge and 'looker, of and Irmo New York, with iron hoops, .3re. for Lobito. Ar. Gardner, at Six Guineas, as lortoofore, ti i frosty Marne, Ist:s brought forwaird. fie referred to some written Messrs. Wilton, attorneys, in the city of Gloucester. In the year the parish beadle!. who're the time happene . d . to be prt.reooro de- .loottoßT 3. Sperm Oil, 60/16e ;24 tons head matter, 641 151 a 68/ Co. ' •-'‘ he sold by the cwt.; the Oil Trade have desermior d that ''' • • , 1 1' ilselliments to prove that the tread-mill was not productive of the 1322. Mr. Henry Hooper IVilton, one uf the perform, wes Under ' , elope, il in their power, the nrysterinue dimapprentee. On ar- i lariee to the female sex which were alleged by the proposer of Sheriff for the County of Gioucorer. (To the 6.11 of December ernostorien. He road a cortificate from a stirgeon in continuation in that year, the witneo received from Moore. Jenkins an . f this watement. sto tn the morel ennoemiences. be was quite an site U m arn experience. on roc:vein:A when he had unex- demise lore, own ..ts 1 el Abbott Arrived the I riving at the apartment, they at once furred open the door, when a F.k . i ~ 'e • • , 4 meet appalling sight presented Wolf. The wretched man. whoae ' :int en , pursuant to a rule of Court in a Catille-`• Doe, on name !las Hobert !Norio, lay ee tended upon a nii t s: mile . flack- of Smith, 2.. Barnes," a ith instructioos to levy. The at. bid, with scarce 11. much covering over him es exotolol me ex. tweiL•try tome in: 0 pletoa of this Onicription. that an aloe-ohm o f oteltrieent was 1,.r 5:4. •I he levy aas made, and the money obtained. icroe,l Oir. His hero t allibiteri a most revolting ithootrance, the k,g^we ile-efit wol iorodoced hy the trend-mill. Slence mew pre_ On the 21:li of l'ebruary. 13-'3, the witness thiourea to Messrs. o•Prel where :oh)). riod imiclimite conversation used formerly to be Jenkins Anil Abbot s bill drawn by the Weocester bank of item Jones Joon' frim New Ynek for ilriatwl. 011. TIIA DK carrying into 4 Wen the new weights and o ' - (b pi. e i in eel. et, 9 . ~. .m. f . . the hrtg Juan, Baptiste o f L on d on . 25 Sti m re i a , : (7l ll ;s l. S it e;l l. ( u ) i i , i ii t e riiii v h h e . re r., l i t t a i s n e m de .: te N rin ut in , e ,; d er, t1:a 1 : 0 • 7 11 ( :) , : k i:•:: ..: an olli t ee . nf (eminence', ye min Muebec, with Mae of main-top:oast, two men, and in a 'cull conditioa. --erica.- f i . 1 . . 1 1e . t . i Ta le „ A r r i . ,, e r t . n_e % -r s, l i t , „ , / t 0 : n i .. „ 11 „ ..- , 1 : : -Ic , (;,, ! d e r e ,. r; ir e . ree vcran re Thomas, for grea.e7atto the eft sr e ) oeing goaaret awny, am 1 tre s, R o c It:s tOn •lic - eaten to the ter root. The hotly was al OTIT . T . removeri c. • , , , r. ~ ' • J 'AI ElmouTtl JA.: 1: for Potivi Victoire Seearao from ' thls and 01.vc Oil &LAI be sold by the tun of 252 gallon. . . - • • all ' „. lualiY. . .1 0 , 111... 14e. castle, good ord:nary seot r o, - ''' t emir ml 3e a'l ''il • - " l'exper, block, slda 44 3.1: cloves :16 bags 26 casks, lair Bourbon, 2s a iDec. , 2o, 1825. By order of the Board. W Asp ot Lincolnshire, the Eiglit Once , : m ar r ' m oors and f',,,nniis . ----•- ----- 7 -------- .Kr , ~,,, -; I 1" - S"-11 - 1"I'l Pia p . rinette • . Meese. lien oe on Means Jones ard Co tor W 4. hs. 4.1. payable to the manse watkhowy, add yeaternay evening a nry as. .. , - • • .. . , .. -. : 4) a ~..i i .iry ".31;P.1. ' • * • ••i- • • . --c • ' 1 semblul with lir. Enwio the Coroner at the Committee-room o f /mere to Guiolaemeemnissed 'toys ye:outlay in conong for toe •.; 'II , , is the foreonon. Goramiseioner Cminiiighani 520 begs ; good quadri), light, 40.1 a5l ; ott.7'..' .. jikharofill':ll;l7llllArbite h:trleleillfl:l7Leol%l..%eleereels Mr. "I• Stmtore thought that it woule net bre requisite to amok 1 eeven dale after s.ght, tied by toe return m post lie received the etter . • . . ._ .. , , .. harbour, and. cot a teary both nroste. F-he is now riding close i ri There have "wen no pnrcluises of Spices since this sale; the pine s his MalestY • s Ideehiard• I t 4 ; h4tham ' "' 7era t w . n . li ... the Iteseage Bar, in imminent danger, should the gale con. ar e th "IT "'lan°. . at Impel oile e ••tejett octet the speech of the last eentleman, who marked II now erodareel. coot:reline at. from them an ocknowledg. tnat place. to take An irgiosition on raw Of it. 01.0 STO REM, I hal disprire .1 il a poeitiona of the proposer of the motion. Ti:e merit of the receipt of the bill, The bill produced by 51.,stak, Th i e n follood ., ,ig wits the in iderice e t •iven . n_ e n t o ll! oocasion :.-- 0 _ oa _ nt SILK-The Silk trade remains in a very depnmed state. Consisting of old rope. shakinge. topers. ho • . v2t, 0 “Le•Leat of she nlooer eel not teed to Mature a crunbliauce Jones told 1.,o) d',. clerk oda the same ila he 60 !emitted, and theletter _ o ur ie P•ir to Ige exitminoti : -I an headl f the yr .h . rs i ...v.- 0 _ 1101 's The, • , - ~ • e t•t n r al. raeon in the prices of (lops. einvasa, and various ankles of slop motane„ , • ••1 It his tn.:Pion. Mr. Peel had submitted • case to tbe opirden of marked A. now produced, was the more to which it woo etichieeri. 3A , e n Whitechapel ; eti Saturday last, by the direction of the o mesxol"ell, JAN. 9.-Arrived the Fenny, Deroeies, Mom ••- 1 N Ll I (i f ).-Intlign comieuee unsideable. in the said Yard. 'ti owelical men of celeOrino who agreed that the treadarnill was ma 11r. Jenkins mated, that the letter marked M. iet redeem at Lembeth.street, 'accompanied by Dalton, o.le Of the L E:Tittle:L. mei the At 1. Grey. from Suroboland. Sorted tae Ara. PI 311eni l'o.-Ity puloie pale this forenoen, 100 bags Platten, ... mit‘t Persons wishing to view dee lei• . • art improper meal.: of punishment. Ile respected the female s e x I hand, and i hat the check mob& 0.. 4,1. ziu, nrothi n c e ed e : wcsa:Z;:: i ,ffic'er....f that, ..,..w . i.„,. , „,, we r eo to the h lama of the ;e .tizd es ,t, . l,;rey i t t i ii a : , e r. i i t it e :r e d k : Lite .0 1 : i i :l i m o u r i s ; u el n i d w r •c: l t a w n e d l . l_, %a . n in n , i;ig t; to s n,. E for ( I.) •,, i i r k ; fair rant, Fold 14d and 9/41. donor of the Yazd for a nate or rolro;soo.. tor ~ ow- , . ail much as en? , man ; het he wee nt tire eeme time of opinion that brought to remnant. It emould have been handed tu them. endorsed, decemete On arming t ale oe " broke oyen the do h ar, v7i 4 Or i li w: (oS I A.-144 onest.., by public rale to-day, el ls a Mee Catologues and Cooditions ref Sale may be mimeo shout( he punisberl according to their demos. and trent to their hankers to be placed to their account. They had terend lucked. Oa entering his apartment we diteoverto th 2 " DOTI:R. JAN. 9 -The Palafox Fe f II 'I - b , itte ram remen to es on, AoHES.-Ily public Illii, this forenoon, 17R barrels i rlud. dee deceased: (Ile lore described the manner, which Is given above, Miebee 'Ult. PALMER deemed *Ms queetion art great importance. at the date of this tramaction nn articled clerk. named Chit . ii which he was _ . in, ,_ _ _ . _ _ . came for thi. ! it'll this morning. with toes of auchor and calle. pi,• Amhe.. darnsged. 244 a 28a 6d ; 92 barrels Pros, Ns a 261 &I. Though he did not feel very contident of the atimess of the prOposi. Needham James, anti witness of course was well acquainted with i It „.) l'he iltsitztratton of his countenance at CONTRACT TO DELIVEIi COALe dna* d t tlv b n used r t but on a further ex- and other damage; but the sea being very linevy, she procealed lo lIIIS II PRO Vie It iNS are at nemesia quotations; the livable tine, yet whenever it tame to the question of voting he ohould err- his Muer-writing. The endorsement on the bill of exchange, "For . preere o tut oiaeet ea o lt te „ ee. havtim set in severely ie favouraele tor Butters. lel ND. Inatton of the a eminent we discovered underneath the bed a tlitily poppon the umpoaition. The mover wag certainly gaining Mimeo J. and A., Charles Needham Janiell," was riot in the eni . p. . COMMIScAItrAT HEAL. 3AN.9.-The American brig Pelanix elf - pried from her ill l• 'ld n hick he died of mooed en every additional discussion. In fact the measure ap. hend-writing of that individual, but witnees believed it to be the large cat, which I sun °lemon e -etc tt. o tit t . . want, as Mtn was in the room a basket containing roam beef, anchor attil cable. and pro alerl to Dover this morning. The Ad. -. . With a reeond anchor.-It has continued blowing strung from the Statement of the number of Kt-am-a committed to his Majesty' s g k , le year I ..e, and how they have been dit need Cott:burn drove a little lest night, but has brought tip again Ne- Irdt ..-1 T ft. peered el strueious as to have elicited expremions of astonislimen: writing of the prisoner. The Wier /necked B. containing the ae- . . . . -. SUM Personr Os are dee,' r,,,.., ~I et li . ht its continuance i i this civilized kingdom by the elinister of a knowledgrnient of she receipt of the bill mot alio in the hand- .nreade , and red leerriegs, halt a one of which' haul been gnawed, us M.l.lilioutialt ennntry. co T un li t e o l i at t t h e e r ft w rm as . not at/thorned to receive or it ay the cat. 7he aitertment was in a wretchedly film state, but .. there wes in it a good bible and a few other bnoks of a relimous , re...tweed all this day. ---ma....._ aol of New mte in tl - itn" A Agent foe Cornlitistiarint S:tisplics, to of COALS at Ne.wfoutillame iti ,), r.ce•ve f . The nee. Mr. HoI.I.ANTI obi/used the motion. became he con. e w n r d ii n i re "g e W an t y he bi ln lls iw oi n l e ac r. demo" ;ion The deceased I hear was a mutual porter at Meanies- en:Alter ss, JAN. 9-Three piece% or brnndy here drifted on pose d o s. - • lament thin Office between tlie 1'.01..... Or 1 e.l clired it was went that no Moire , wee sustained by females, which Mr. King depeod that in the regular mune of businees any re. p . „ . ther Tenders, ended un and direetod t o Ow mittance to the prosecutors. whether it came first into the hands of gate, arel was much attached to the cat, which hat laccro.c. her I . 1 I : shore at the Isle of eiee mey. A beat, marked Catherine, of • • reederni the rminhinent reprehensible. Colchester, IVm. Madder ' b • ' , has eeti piceed up. Main. Females. Total rise Stippling, markial thereon " Tender be In custody on Ist Jatmarv, 1825 - 135 81 2°,6 ' 'ITESDA V, the 2.1•1 t - instant, h o t fl o at A ' 'Mr. lin picric wax 'maims to alter his mntion, so that a Com- the principals or any of the clerks, would come into hie hands as countename. b I have h no doubt hut he died a natural death. Ile _ Ante tumid he apputated to co:udder the suhject, and report to cashier. The r e • • bill reduced had never conic into lii% hands, liar APpeared to e about all years of age. tin Ave .seern, JAN. 9.-Arrived the Venus Gertrude Hatter m . . .. , e. T, ~,.:. . , , • , I.AM liii it I IA4 .41 .ptnt &feet .. .MTN' illeill- Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor %in um y r . thk i nest Court. had the amount ever been accounted for to him in any way. This • A certificate was here handed in from Mr. Curtis, the pared) from Ineterdam. Three ships passed in tbe morning in a strong sive. tinder Oi ye ors of age 1 841 157 1 lees made on nr annexed to a primed Parton le at Fist names uaknowa. r , r ar. H. Sint/Whit refultd to accede, and woe etippmeed by some Witness &Improved that the endoreement, purporting to bedlam of !entre , : w. . . . ho had examined the body of die deceaced, and szettng ga , • • • Above that age - - 994 3 ,2 2,384 petted in words at lenoth ; nor toiloss a ILL,t 1 , MIl 'ltrate.. ereile sir Thomrs Turton and Mr. Palma argued Charles Needham James, was nut his, but that it was in the hand. , 11 as It's opinion thhi the q etrengly In levier of tee promised alteration. writing of the prisoner. deceand Med a naturol death ; that there . were no mike of vintence on the body, except those on the face, I • which he bed no doubt wOs dene by the cot. The motion, being then put with its original reeturee, was tom Mr. Jame! Tewsley, Clerk to Messrs. Jones anti Lloyd, pro- . ... . . ‘ h .1 Six p.0.-51oderate weather. Sailed the Sir Chi-les M'Carthy, 31are, for Net is. Several outward bouod ships ran back for shelter the. day. Ant:NOCE '. ".-Th tali ax °meson fr Died et, JAN / e I f Packet, hl .om Of whom there have been executed - . - - 17 2 - 2,610 . . Proposial signed by two person.. of eme.... ;.e. come bound with Ore party tendering in re.. Particulars, for the Mee performar er of O: • C. ! . by a mejority of 26 to 7, and tl:c Court adjourned at half-past timed the bi.l drawn on their house hy Ohtani et ilton of (nom A verdict ot Natural Deith was then remit , . ed. e ' • ' The cat er, ' I' 1 k i 'lt PI k h Charleston (Frith of Forth), to this place, ran on - shore 13:11 oh. at os moiler late yta en possess on ot yunet t e Removed to the Hulks, Gosport - 125 EANT I N'DIA 'PO - I # ... i 1. f ‘ t Med o'cleck. - m - . SOU7'IIIVARK SE SS 10. V S, T __.-.,- cESDAT, JAN. 10. he • Titis day thme Sessions commenced before the Lord Mayor, the the Hige Paillith the Iteedrder, and Aldermen Smith. 'la ats Miami., ren. and .1. Warner. the son e were indicted fey op attach upon Herbert King, under the following circom- • gni-The protecienr was a lodger in the house of the de- ems les . JAnt, who hail given him two tunices to quit his apartment to wheei notices lie paid not the slightest attention. Wareer wiehirg ve-hej M.d of him, as hc was destroying his apartment, and conti- mail!) , mitering the other lodgers, at Ingth resorted to a method a forcibly ejecting his tenant, by rendering his spartnient um tor feolo To Otis end he Etempted on a Sunday to take the door cester, for tene in. 4d. dated 24th Fe every, 11123, and stated that it ens paid by him at the banking-houn on the teh of 3larch. beadle, who has since destroyed it. The witness described the numbers and dates of the notes in Which pa•d the amount. Jonles Ellery, of 47, Chandos-street, Covent-gartlen, stated dist lie was a letter-cerrier, employed by the General Piot . Office in February, 1e23, and is still in thot simatioo. At the time mentioned No. 8, New Inn, formed part of his distrih, for what was termed the " early dePver •" and he Was frequently in the habit of delivering lett . • DREADFUL CATASTROPHE' O'V TIIE CANAL IN ST. JAMES'S PARK. --weer-- h emerday, owing to the eeverity of the from for the last day or t • two, Me Celle it) the Park wes frozen over, and In consequence et j North Qiieensferry, and bilged :no hope% of saving her. The Do. Fisher, Wood. of amid from Dunbar, bnond here, is totally wrecked near Bodhan). Crew and patent the cargo saved. Do. Do. Dont' N • JAN. 6.-The Intrepid, Olettalf, from Alexandria tre Do. Liverpool, was driven on shore near e .., s ' tit me from 'lctrdee la t nig . . Do. Du. Portsmouth Dn. Slieernees 1)0. Chatham Do. ll'ool wich Do. Deptford he violence of the gale to-day at E. it is feared she will go to Do. to the Penitentiary, Milbank tees. Do. to the Refuge On the Destitute . ' be 139 . ' 111 - . 196 . - 7 197 18 vast numbers of persons of every denomination were Liseiti bled AN. 7.-The Marian, Harris. from Quebec, parted her chain Do. by fialwan Corpue for trial at the Assizes 12 y' i si L y ki • 1 during the day, skating, sliding, and practieing other sports. Marry cable Miring a violent gale yeeteeday, turd went on shore at ibe Do. tut die House ot Convenor. for Middlesex Qv ers addresee. to .. emus. en nit an. Abbott. Ile knew the prisoner very well. In It general wa lie delivered the letters - to the clerks, at the chatobere. aeh often to the risoner as well AR the rem. Witness bad delivered letters th th: Prisen:er in the Inn before he reached the office. The ',theater sometimes met him in the oven Inn, and asked for the letters n 1 ess ;ins an %Mott. II had once V f r _I re. Jen] d A e or othuoc !Magee, anti on that emotion the assault complained of was alga to have bten commired. ere was e geod deal ef contradictory testimony ae to which twice looked at the Icons and given them back to witn , ob- serving, that there was nothiag material, and he might leave diem at the office. The letter marked A, produced, appeared to v part% or the piece of water were deemed he the men belonging to beckhd the old pier, and is not expected to I.• got off. The col- the Royal HUTIORtie Society to be 'etude, anti in order to point out lier brig Sampson and schooner Fame, hound to Drogheda, are these places to the skater., a rope aras throve across the Canal, but also on %here. l'he Elizabeth. from Cartliii to Dundalk, is sunk in our o t tiniun the whole body of the ice was unsafe, ite it moat cer. in the rdel harbour of Kingstown. The Letitia, tale.) , AM MO thin to support the number of indivieuals that were this piece, cut away her mos:a, dragged her anchors, and !struck congregated upon It. However, the skaters continued their sports the from Quebec to ley Sessions ground heavily, but It is expected will lie towed into deep been found till about a quarter past two O'clock, regardless of any danger that water, if the weather moderates. The Intrepid, from Alexandria might eneue, when about that period a dreadful shout from the to Liverpool, which Was on shore at Sherrie-it, WCII! tO pieces men, and the shrieking of the females who wete assembled nit the last night. The Fanny, Faaron, of ane trona AV h itehaven, tentences Mimi tomniitted the assault, but the weight or evidoire being in e ed hoe e e . ~ of e e 1 Green, on either side the Canal, annotincol the dreadful colamity bound tO this port, ran oa shore 3001 ult. on the island of Lam- ave pam regu y t rang toe a oat- ce, anu Wits taxet as a Do. to the House of I ;Greece ion for London 136 Discherged, having received his Majoity's pardon 25 Do. Itaving been acquitted at the ()Id Bei. - - - - Do. upon bills of indictment not having - Do. not having been prosecuted - Do. having been imprisoned pursuant to . - Do. having been whipped 538 190 23 b 0 . gb *.. ry ri E Court of Direct°, s or' lb,. e Merchants of England trbdi,4l; t.) ;he sos Notice, That the Committee of Boyims, and W.: on or at any time before Went: f•-•itAT, I , ot • 1 t fo i . receive proposals in writing, seal.. .p. ~. be willing to mapply the Company aotit MILITARY ClOrr 111. .•. • . . and that the cooditions ter the sail'. ', ~ ..• • , • plication to the Cleric of the ania (*.or mote patois must be left before Floom r.I'!;) •I; I said 25th of January, after whieh Men me cei•e any tender. .14MMP i I EAST J.VDO-1 /VP Coe el .oh Direct,,rs of tm , e , T H lt E fercluints of En gips Molise., gland trtul;ng I. M. That tee Commlt•ee of Buying and NY I:. ' ill i femme of the rlerendante, the Jury acqui•ted them accordingly. The R etto erten advised the defendants not to take such an double letter. we are about to record. In • few minutes the throng that were die. bay, hot was got riff' by assistance of the coast guard, and carried ' Do. having been fineo Is. and 465. 6I to receive Proproale in writiem meted um parsed on all parts of the Canal mumbled in oae bod i y, • the ice to a into Kingetown harbour. . u ail an ot IM pon h d her causes 3D DAW the let of February, 11'.24. from su . .1 Richard Gardner state 4 that he wee a police-constable, and that 'kneeler methout of getting rid of a lodger another time. istance 'MIN: Cana from the end WATERFORD. JAN. 5.-The Perseverance, Cleuzon, from Removed to lierhlem Hospital . vast extent, about a third of the d . _ 1-2,413 willing to supply the t 'oun pane w 1:h a r i ,i,seet t he assisted Biehop in the apprehension of the prisoner on Friday, - Il!rjernin Robinson was irdieted Mr stealing a piece of velvet the 30th of December. lle meted him where his papers were to ained in custod Ist next the Horse Guards, haying given way, and no lees than nine !Newport ler Glasgow. foundered thie morning near Duentore. The Reee y January, IfLo6, 149 mew SHOES FOR. etel.lilh . . *MI! Se- Saviour's t:burele Southwark, value 10s. the property of be found, and he said in the back room on the first floor, at No. 5, unfortunate individuals engulfed in the watery element. crew saved by a boat from Ballamacuw. 48 fentales . 207 • ' And thee the Conditions ne om t mirart. T . . . , the pariehinners. Princes-wee:, Waterloo-road, where he (prisoner) lived. Witness The seene that ensued is beyond our power to picture. The cries IVARREN POINT, JAN. 0.-The Rover. Aikin, Moen Ipswich --- • tion to the Cleek of the said Commit , •e, wi .It appeared that the peienner had been detained by a Mr. Nathan, went t h eee , f the sufferers were heart-rendin in the extreme. Before any effort for Liverpool, wax driven over the South liar of Cartingford last and the prisoner's wife gave him the key of the room ° g . . . • • • 2,620 must be left before Eleven &Meek in the ' I . 'i tei mom he bed offerol the goods far sale, and that it fitted that mentioned, where he found, amorigst other documents, the letter could be made to extricate any one, the ice, from their exertion% to • g ni ht, reeched this port. and is now in dock, with apparendy Of which number 430 had been M niewpte before. • Day of Februar d y, 1826, after which hour t ...: part ef the relvet of the pulpit from which the piece had been marked A., produced, addressed to" Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott, r Dun Committals inereseed this year 0 18 escape, cracked, and separated for a considerable distance around little damage. The Susannah, Lewis, from London fo . , - ~ . . receive any Ten er. I alahln. New Inn, London." them, and four or five clung to one strong man, who was ended. dello was driven over Carlingford Ilia 3d inst., and is now on Statement of the member of persons committed to his . Majesty's JOSEPI . 1 . The prisoner, in his defesee, said that he round the velvet on the Mr. HALLS, at the close of this evidence, told the prisoner he rise from Salisbury. was resiy to hear any thing he had to say, at the same time that vounng to get away by swimming, and whole tonk together, but imroediately rooe to the surface, aod sepa. damage. brought him down, and the shore within the harbour, but expected to be got off with little geol of Nengate. and convicted in the year 1826, and the natant or their offences, together with the number acquitted, discharged, • . • Cluti.nt liE COMMITTEE for the It: Vmdiet--Getkoe-One year's imprisonment to Mod labour at he wi•hed him to undermand that he did not cel upon him to say ra • 'Lhe bystanders by this time haul procured ropes, which Were JAW. 6.-The Rover, Aikin, must discharge to repair. The sentenced, &c. during the ssme period :- Btixtoin e any thing. cast to the an-eggnog persons, and four were drawn out. There Susannah, Lewis, had not been got °tithe beoc,h, in consequence Murder - e - 1 • NISH and ITALIAN Ithethit me -- e --- The Prisoner-I have nothing to say, Sir, except that I had were still five persons in the water, mostly in ail exhausted state, of the weather. Burglary - - - e 44 üblic that the whole Antou , :t of oa 1ia.4384 18s. 10(1., and of Eetmede ere II PO IJC F:. hoped my having freely given up those pipers, and the consWerm and clingingeo one another ; two of those, by the courege of some ST 9034NEss, Doe. 2 ..- , I The Caledonia, Gambles of Leith, Houeeheeshing . e . It __...... m ...-- don of my very long emeves to the gentlemen Oho are my prose. gentlemen, were dragged out, but the ropes breaking, the fate of frora Riga, ran on shore on the Point of Nees, in making for this Highway robbery . . . 11 balance of 1.69111 110 In the 11...eda of teeir GUILDH ALls. eutots, would have induced them not to press a chaege like this the others seemed inevitable. One of them, raising his ems, harbour, but wars got off 16th, a:id is discharging to repair. The Cutting and manning - - •• e 2 dimare. Smith, Payne, and 'el roars nem, the L ieorneymen printer, was again brought up before Mr. ageinst me. This was spoken in a very desponding and almost in. chrieked out. " 0 God, save me! my poor mother !my m . 4 - , other f" Venom Beclogram from Liverpool, has pet in here with loss of Rare - • -, . I Smith. Messrs. • and sunk below the ice. This distreseing ejaculation seemed to bulwa 1, remeral stanchions. mainyanl, stern beat, &c. . Returning from transportation I, • Mows. Glyn, little, Halifax, 31-ears. Aidetman Birch yesterday, for final examination, upon charges of articulate tone. and the eyes of the unhappy man filled with tears . , 'basing robbed hie employers to a considerable exteru. Two pages se he concluded. stimulate to renewed exertion and several persons ran to the brink CONIC, JAW. 3.-The Ganges, from Baltimore, experienced llorae-stealing . . - 12 . ' and Geh i Messrs. elm*, port of a catalneme of books publiahed by Mr. Carpenter. He Was fully committed for trial, and the witnesses bound over 'at th drnwrin men but th I dreadful al d 'n th wh 1 or the broken ke, and grasped e :g . , ece g. es Uri g. e 0 e ;testae . . e Lost jolly-boat, bul- Sheee-stealieg - . . 2 Messrs. Peering, Shaw, and Bar- lel cm. -1. , in bees Hond-street. aarpeeed to have been stolen from another to prosecute upon all the charges. again breakind, they wen immersed, and with difficulty escaped. warks, main channels broken, long boat injured, and otherwise Forgery - - - - 1 her. I i 'O. master printer (Mr. Cowell), had been discovered since the last Mr. HARMER said, that the promoters in preferring.these However, roees beiog fastened around three young men, they damaged. Mutipy and revolt on the high seas . 2 e . . Since the formation of the C. , iiinitt ee th ketwieter. amtemst the portion of types sold by the misoner to Mr. charges had only yielded to a MAI of public deity. The prisoner plunged in, setsed the struggling persons, and rescued one youth, . ,N. -. , e . BCRMUDA 'Ov 2 0 -The Hector Eldridge from Antigua for Uttenng counterfeit coin, having before Leen ooneeeed as eh Telma and sum 67 mrt I Eeilm. Of thi Jerrem, hut no new chargd Wits now preferred. bad bean carrying on a system of fraud and fo ter flve years who was taken aehore in a state of insensibility. The atten. London. has put in here leaky, having experienced bad weather. a common utterer . . h e provided for y e b b th rose 0 r-re , •f (i en. • Mr. ()eve added to hie former teetimorty that in the compter the past, and tbe prosecutors had suffered to the extent of more than Stealing • letter being a penman lion of the throiqg was at this instant attracted to an elderly DEC. 7 .-ne Hector has been caulked, and will sail abo ~ • , • - - - ut Ilth 2 - • w'th the al ns of dete:r , ni for . turnahed 1 es . prove:admitted the percel of type he had tendered for sale to the 2,0001. gentleman, dressed in a blue coat, light buckskin pantaloons, inst. A small part of her cargo has been landed to pay expenses. letealing in • dealing-house to the value a 40a. and nd menus where lor oes h oo t. or !...1,1 ee a A , i etmeotype printer was Mr. Dove's property, and declared that he Mr. Hetes said their conduct needed no apology. and heisian boots, who, at great personal risk, saved the lives of - upwards . - • ma' nce •48h ve beee meted in die og . mama , a etee bet the thief but the agent to the thietes.. Witness told him two, but in his titled effort the ice gave way, and he sunk beneath The Elizabeth, Scott, from London to Gibraltar, was abandoned 8 40hof . - - 1 et .. t 0 g ' . bare voluntarily withdrawn Tam 111 , . Vt. r bIARLBOROUGH-STREET. It. but almost instantly he extricated himself, and called for assist- by the crew 2lst ult. being in a sinking state. Manslaughter . . . 12 h and, of the remainder, 11, or .1 re . Meat if he would give up his ricoompliees lie would intercede with e . the hlagietrete to admit him to be a witnens. and the prisoner re. ' esterday Elizabeth Moon, a pretty-looking girl, about en- ance. Ropes were thrown to him, but the danger was so apparent, A email part of the materials of tbe Bien Heureux, lost at Receiving stolen goods - - le ' de. per week, horn the Com niitee's rand. plied that he would make the discovery to 31r. Dore TM the follow- teen years of age, was brought up for stealing a shawl belonging to that none would approach to his rescue, and the venerable gentle- Teignmoutio is saved. Forging names of attesting witnesses . 1 The removal of so greet a muss of distr. ing morning. All this pawed an • the presence of Worrell the ote her aunt, and some poverty belonging to her father. man appeired likely to share the fate of the remaining two, but Letters from 3lessina of the 17th Dec. amongst other informs- Selling counterfeit coin . . . . 11 , unfortunate and interogine s•ratrgers a: tiie leer. In the ing, however, the prisoner quite changed Isis The officer, upon placing the master at the bar, informed the the ice being broke:. to the bank, several persons locked their hands tion, mention the loss of the Hibernia or. the 9th, on the coast of leareenies of various descriptions - - . 1,298 the Cemmittee, the di:Melee-6 timelier ot • ..- - • ' some. anti intimated that he stood alone. Magistrate in what degree of relationship the prosecutors stood to and, advancing into the water. dragged him to the side, to the Calabria. The crew were saved, but the ship and cargo were el isdemeanors . . e 37 • eatablishment of so many of hie c‘ti.s I •Worroll. the conetsWe, oarroborated this statement. the prisoner ; when 31r. CONANT asked them whether they had great delight of the assembled multitude. This joy was checked in. totally lost. Sending a threatening letter to extort money - 2 ocouratione in this courvry arl elsewhere, . • F the meaner of the prisoner on the previous day, it was ' 'de t made up their min o prosecute. for the relatienship was soden, stantanemisly by the convulsive cry of the two young men, who had Sunday week, the Rehooner Maim of Heistol, J. tartlet, 31aster, Maliciously killiog two mires - - e 1 to hope that their la'rours 1 tee edt be. Ail ir expected that he intended to make a full confession yesterday ; that no Magistrate, however bad the case might be, would advise grasped a (inn ho:d of each other, as they sunk to rise no more, bound to Liverpool, aed laden with iron, fee. sprung a leak, off Perjury - e - - - 1 anangements limo been such NS lilii h! . a, ~ , . • them to proeecute. Some watermen, in • few minutee, came up with a boat and the IVicklow Head, and soon atter went down. The Captain and - . soch a power of beteevolaroe imo th, ris L., bat an being placed at the bar, and asked if he had any thing to Th • ' e prisoner s father remained silent ; bue the aunt. an anti. drags, and in about twenty minute% succeeded in bringing from crew got into the long-boat, and Carrie on stove at l'acuumehme, in 1.544 • Thoughaniong so numerous a..ii v.ii-n. suate, he mid that by the whim of his solicitoe he should at once of •ll ranks and stationo, front dee 1et,...1es quilted maiden, in a shrill voice said that she by all means would the bottom the two bodies, which were brought to the battle. this county.-Weremd Herald. so!islit to the Aleerman's decision upon the evidence. .--- e by natural ericissitu.lo. and c :'..ln:ittes. i ..I'. • Me. 3iDawall pointed nut a page of type as °tette could more promeute. The misoner, she said, had received a religious edu- An immediate circle being formed by the crud, some rations VEsseesSeoeux WITIL-Agamemnon, for St. John's., N.B. • Of whom there were senteoced- I banishment and affliction-Moue!' i ilaS mine, but it WAS of no use, and she would bring disgrace on all stripped the bodies. and ptoceeded to use the Melilla eeconimended 3lst Dec. a little to the E. of Cape Clear with loss ot bowsprit To death - - . 163 . I 1 Th • 't p ed from his tic. partici sr e eweer to. e primmer, iap ear te 'emirate the wortelese from tile wurthy, the family. by the Humane Societe , for the resuecitation Of drowned persons ; and foremast, bearing up for Cork, by the ' h'uleen, arrived in die To transportation for life • - . me count.bnoitte finished correcting and hnally prepared for the peers ~;_ . - - -. to exertion. end reprob a tion to i•O•oess uhr . CONANT-You will have to go to the Old Bailey. the bodies were rolled and rubbed fin neatly half an hour, Clyde. James Sibbald, Forbes, from London, sth Sept. and ex- for fourteen yests . 40 the Ana of which the page fonyed a part, dunng the week ending i n T . •• . - ' mittee have taken such meaorms as th Met ith of November. The impressions were worked offe and the ° iss Hinton-I do not want to carry it so far as that, 1 only want without any appearance of returnieg animation, when, by the - meted to arrive at Bombay in about a month. She spoke tbe for Reven years . . . 415 h t h er o aye a twelvemonth's imptisonment ;it will save ber from advice ore surgeon, they wen wrapped in great coats, and maned Britannia, from London to Bombay, Ilith Aug. To imprisonment in Newgate and in the Houses of Correction :- eit Wellman of Sub-nom:me me, 1er..,;1 or tl • d to the priaoner tn be distributed-that Is =4 ,4 we , re arn ret i re he gallows. across the Park out at Story's-gate, to the King's Arms and Prince's Fur two years - .14 .Itefu ees th iselvea and to i1i.....-• Sub-C, . g en , h of each characteo collected together. Instead t mmeomminee. . - * thanks are due), in °rile: to en,- I c•-• r•er of doing. so, however, it appeared the nrisoney had nett the paee • Mr. CONANT having daired the father and aunt to go out, in. Head public-houses, in Prinee's-street, Weetminster, where, the ; For e.ghteen months . . . 4 ' . • ~)1 1 r ten rated the i 1 h ed h sh had li ed • eo earned haat oh the honaa.abaanted h imself from sock on ; ie ..._ ere, _ _ _g mw o stet . tat e . .• in %twice in betties being properly placed on tables, the usual remedies Sere '.3f All KE Ds. -. me , For one year - . - e . i eh and imposition. and they lery• es. COOfed e min that every individuni f•rt• , :•••-r ..., CO.. th and la London, but being out of a situation she had taken used for above an hour, but although the chest, feet, and extreme For nine months 3 following `iiatiirday, and sold it about the latter end of December to ra . . - . - [From the London New Price ettrrent.l tend unable to return to the la: C. or !:., iai:e e For six months . 114 . - . Unfortunetely !minimal eme me let li 0 the shawl, as ehe had no means of ent so rt. The father ties w e Att. Jeffrey. in the precise state in which tie had stolen it, witheut Pree Ppo er exposed to the meet continual rubbing with cloths, re- was then desired to come in when the worth Ida 'steam observed animation co Taking the obvious precaution of throwing the types into • confused • • 78 1 uld not be produced, the vital spark appearing to have TUESDAY, JAN. IV. Fur four mond s . - . 8 COTTON-There w littl d df C 1 t k i after day individuals arrive. I..es.:y Cool Mom. by which the possibility of Identification would have been that he wax too much under the influence of his sister, who, instead departed a considerable time. One of the dead was attired in a ~..1 as very e eman or otton as wee ,/ For three months - . - . 187 welled to fly Mom throtteeed he e ii• e-.1..170 l• destroyed. 'Tbe whole . of themidence was than read over durin i , gwh ch the of being en inveterate egainst her niece, ought to have acted the miler's deem, and his right arm is tnarked with a blue compass and """ part of a mother. Hinton • I tha h . • e. The other ins • enteell attired in a blue coat and ' squar !Ty g y ,in rep y, stated tls sister was in service that his dark Mongers. The 'were both fine young men antearentiv not no decided alteration in proms; the sales are about 800 balm, viz MHO Bengali bed a toed, 150 Sure% did a ltdd, 30 Pares 94.1 in F or s i bond ; and - dom piid, 20 Egyptians 10itl. The public sale of Cot. For two months .. X weeks . - For one month and-under - - - - - - - - - - 113 - 13 - 147 the Committee have been cometlied to - -- lists. F ner frequently interrupted the proceeding, to deny the main Hamm tm ' h . -math as hie admissions to Mr. Dove in the d hd 1 I ' aughter a it ept w tere she lived, that some things n oeen aged more than tweommine. '. ad .___ Y e e t-•• - -- • ton attracted great attention this forenoon ;it cmisieted of 60 hal s 'lo lle d • • • i e i one shilling and disc levied, and one forty shillings 79 . As it would be diffieult and elro:ot im . oiscly the wants and circtimst or:, of e • Kr, And his conversation with Mr. Jeffrey, about his perches- meeting, and that his sister's euspicions had fallen on his daughter ; Too much maise cannot be bestowed on the persevering courage • fair Surats, which oil sold Id per lb. under the previous market Whip d dd' h d pi an tsc arge - - - - . 83 induce have, except in extrce..... r ,, cs. .. . be-sides, she had staid out at night, and he was fearful of the con- of those individuate who it the imminent peril of their liveshaved prices. selling at 54d, what was valued at Me. - 1 Received his Majesty's free pardon - - mg the types under an execution. their guidance in the disiiihaii. , .l o!' the az Alte Alderman Bitten said the charges haul been very clearly sequence. to their families seven persons, all of whom must have 'pet-hired IA VEUPOOL, JAN. 7.-Cotton has been Invited in demand ; the Those whose judgment remains respited - . . s eteptione have been ettlr,•niely f...r, : yet 1 kW; nut, and fully committed the prisonet kr trial. . Dean. it is mid, is nearly connected, by marriage, with a Bank iiicastem and other persons of respectability ; and the eery hour he ma Mr. CotrAwr-Well, I will commit her to the House of CM- had it not been foe their praiseworthy interference. One young rection for a month, and in the mean while . I will see the chergy . . 1 man named Pearce, on seeing the situation of so many of his fallow ir ,,, ihid n and he %hail exhon her to follow a better line of life, and if 1 creature% jumped in three several titres althouch warned by the "e total sake amount to about 7800 bogie viz. 90 Sea Island 2ld a 25 51. 30 staked do. 12d, 380 Pernambuco Hide I2d, 35'10 Bahia a , 830 31aranhani Wed a I Id, 70 Demerara 10ed a llid, his i;dvi eh ve th good eff hich Iho f r she shall be litre I - ' ' - ' • GO Caruhagena 7rd a 7id. 186 Egyptian 9 , id a Ild. 17 - 0 Orleans Ac uitted . 538 - 1564 Interesting urgeacy have con:e before th have rejoiced to ham beea able to Oral out with a more liberal hand • and su hi elai. cs . e ect V pe u , - by.standets of the danger that awaited him, and at each time sue. Di l h.nd F• •- d - aim; I D to, on t e grou o insanity, an rem . Inks first istrotitired to the sitting Alderman, had been previously T ' 7t 4 1 a Btti, 150 do. 9d alod, and 30 do. ild a llid, 1100 Alabama force. Should any inOiei . duals wish to n ti end perheps in a week. ceeded in cooveying ropes to the unfortunate ;tenons; and, al- ischarged, bills of indictment not being found )90 .Zded for an interview with a friend upon the subject of obtaming 6. a 7 d. and 20 do. ltd. 1710 Bowed hid a 7d, W • for the relief of any came of peculiar di The el was then committed for a th Wth orders to be k t thou Ifi , ep gh drenched to the skin, be afterwards assisted in rubbing ante a 0 dm 74d a 74(4 -I)itto, not bari been rig prosecuted - 23 --- 759 give their best attention to its distributio .1 . . • fee him a permanent sitoatints. by hatter. care ing the dead bodies to the above-named houses. It is lament. I Me do. zee a fld. 1190 do. iled a Ited, 3110 do. Bed a 94d, 110 Stunt _ The arrival or the winter season mutt BOW-STREET. e . .-e able to describe the ittratuation of dime persons who could remain betfa 70, and 211 Beugal bed and 6ed. In prices generally there is 23f4/ attention of the benevolent r aline to the c ' 43 s 'Yeeterday G. Melees Kerrldire. late clerk to Messrs. Jenkins on the Cared skadng and sliding after so melancholy an accident • decline of Id per lb. Aboot 1000 bags of the above have been Of whoni have been executed for the following offences i-- sasti Abbot. eminent venetian in New Inn. woe 'nought before Five or six fellows are now infesting . the Western coun- had token hie • th • i taken on speculation, and SOO for export. and the Committee will cOcerfully contin p e, particularly as e ice ti no Imre waimactually Murder . . . . - . I . T N omAs II At,t.s. E.g. foe a final examination on various charges ties, especially on market days, imposing what they call sa f e . SUGAR.-The demand for Muxeovades last week was consider. h a p. desvour to dispense discreetly rod satisfa• A number iMineniOne tool: place, snit the same exertions . 1 - - ' - . placed or may be placed at their C.i.f.:nal. ed eilbezzlement end forgery preferred against him by his ern- smugeled good , . ~ s in handkerchiefs, watches seals &c on bli were o get, to be renewed to save those who had by their own able for the ninon of the year; mine email parcels of very inferke• mor sm at e min g e . . . . 4 4 The Committee beg leave ,e) add, the i . 1 010 fe - - Ph* P 1461 ".' bild basn for 010 1.7"" in th e el 'i llo y ment the unwary, which are not worth one-tenth part of the hardihood fallen in. There should be some means adopted to pre- brow " were a S hade lower i M the other qualities there was no al- Burglary - . - . e " . 8 A, ars in want of clothing it would be 14 gr. of the penneverne, by whom he was uniformly treated with un. teration in the prices. The Watt India warehouse list gives an F orger y . • conlithoom and was indeed Intrusted with all7loo the sum given for thmn. • vent venom mumbling on theCanel and Serpentine( which, by the IMMO!) of meek, compared with last year, above 2300 milks, and • e - . - ' ' I ' ' their friends to deposit' such giuments f• Highway robbery . I - - . - .i ' , = ile t ti nenagement awe department of their byelaw*. It is I)AEADFUL ACCIDENT - hf• was si•• threaged whew the IwO is in MICh 4 danemous state. 1 ) .-A shocking accident liappenn p • - • deficiency in the weekly delivery of n they might be disposed to give, er-rer at armors were actually mophoyed with eons and horses, breakin early 1000 casks; yet the • - a mum mai at die Poi ce - ' Il - 1 ' '.., Aaneion-house; at Plr. Stephenson's, Vpipat p ew lleas to say that his &ammo stood high in the world, about nine o'clock on Monday night; in St. Giles's, owing d i ng • k b* d o d k hs • g wholemle grocers aTe so much outot their usual stoik that they sp- an tarry it away, w must • ten to ern en t entire -- • ' hetrand; ur at elm 1.1. Lewis's, station-. AIM Soo he gees ennoldered among a Urge circle of acquaintance as to the slippery state of the pavement. .A poor Irishwoman, surface. Peered catty in the market as buyers, yet only for their immediate 17 a metier unqoestionahle integrity and respectability. lie is about • wants. and the purchases reported still Inconsiderable, without any Gromenor- errata. ) with an infant in her arms, was proceeding along High- JOHN WONTNER, Keeper. - And, dna ly . „ Ihe Committee would , 1 t Aft rear , of arc, and of gentlemanly apwarance. . . vatiation in prices. The request for Itetined geode rather increased • . Mr. VAR efea and his animism, Ala . Butler, encoded to conduct street, wilco, on,reaehing Tottenham-court-road, She at- DISTRESS IN AIRAN.-We are concerned to be obliged l ai r „ ee k i Lumps Ills,. M Maws 29s 64. The severe frost pre. -----. - ' equitable and judicious dispond of such ihr_proarnitio.m. tempted to cross, but on gaining the middle of the carriage- again to revert to the lamentable condition in which the yenta sll inquiri e s for shipping in the nor t hern port s; m u mp s are Bills of indictinent mere sent UP to the last CoMmieaktl ehessamm,y daticate to the relief of the Itef , m e nace that they thould not ee diverted int. ' The prhoner hed no legal Oehler. way, her foot slipped and she and the child fell to the unfortunate people of Arran are placed. They are indeed in conaequence nominally Olt; to•day no sales reported ; the Grand . Jory against Captain Beggs, charging-him with the i . I ' The Mitre upon which lee was kst examined last Friday week ground with such force that the child Was thrown some hastening to the very extreme of misery, and many •of wholesale grocer, buy fine goods in muzill Pieeels at thrnier rates. capital offence Of killing, &c. the bailiff shot reoently in . . F. FRI:SHP' 1 . • • • i ' ihne Welly this r--A Colonel FAlwards, having occasion to sue a distance and before the mother or any other Denson could them mist have recourse to the high-war for su istence Molasses are 294 ed this forenoon. There were no szles of Forei • ;Ade treedieg in Wen for a debt, sent instructioos tera hinters. i • - • ' bs 'or Emet India Sugars by private contract last week. d'he following Xn attempting to execute a writ at Philisberough. The Grand • INEVITAPLI"r HF. LOS , ' ''•kohleinit . mid Antal', !alone a write which they did, an d sent i t to pick it up, the wheel of a hackney-coach that was going up or quietly render up their lives. The potato crop has , public sales took place :-On Thuradaj Siam Sugars, 2676 bags, Jury have found true billa-Doblin Paper. . AND THEN LehhTERIES El . fam Phileipm, Fog. the Under-Sheriff for Perobrokeshire, for exe. the rood passed over it, and it was, we ere sorry to state, completely failed with them, and such as have the means white, middling fair grain, 34s a 34s l' ; yellow, 30s fid. damp 27a Fr BISH respectfully Heinlein . meant'. Thatrtkonan mimed the mit to be served, and the killed immediately. The hackney coachman pulled up as are obliged to have recourse to the county of Clare and the a 28a; Bengal, 203 chests, white, fah-quality, eds a 37s 6.1; and on BIRTHS. '' .1_ • Public-, that the NEVI Scheme, - . , domndant pin me den mid costa, artountieg to 1941. into his mon as pos.sible, and remdered every :insistence ; but it adjoining coakt for food. Even at this early period the Feeley, 3481 bags Mauritius Soirees, yellow, floe bright, the lid a At Cnrfu, on the 10th ult. leuty Emily Poweenby h of it son. Mt lemete. is inevitably the lost hut two , -Pehlk e as Pasliantent has decreed tha °Olf7ree, an 4 trit trensmitted by. poot to Alessi-A. Jenkins and ; ordinary to good, 62a a 64s , brown, meting, 59s 61 a 60s ; On Saturday, at her tather's house ns Upper Woburroldace• 'period they shall for ewer cease. 'l'. ' ; el hill, fee that mom payeble at Meows. hlelhuish and Co. mem g q bein itite clear no blame was atta II d t him I' w inevitabk ti c e o ,le as co sequences of their distress are beaMninir to 63 " " II e - o , ordinary, bfis a 5111. ~ • elkints, Niewsles-lene, London. The letter motaining the bill Permitted to go about his business. An inquest sat on the manifest themselves, and a sy . stem of I P-ultder is alleafty COFFK E.-The Coffee market advanced 2s per cwt. on Friday, Tavistotk.sguare, Mrs. George Wynne, of a daughter. l ip mons who wish for an opnort unity o' , 1 ; ahvereeselted nwepr*feemon., and they Wrote to Mr. Phillips. and body yesterday, and a verdict of ( 4 Accidental Death' acted upon by e rpulatiOn which has been erer . proverbial on account of the favourable intelligence by the mails from Holland tee eimeising els assurance that a bill for the amount had been was returned by the Jury. for the strictest tonesty. In the village of Killeny, the and from Flanders ; several parcel% of St. Doninigo and Bend MARRIED. 0 *small risk, to lose no time, es it is mar .' h eepprosehes, Tickets will get even • At Guernsey, on Wednesday the Rev. Mowtant Block, of St. . , , . . any intoner' chance of sum , . efekeemettei b y the grant post, they made twinkles, but were livono 111091es-0n Tuesday, the leth inst. a strange most distressed part of the island, the poor people ire con- (mike sold at an advance ; St. Domingo has since been 57 a 53 ; , Mary Hall, Oxford, to Cather . ine, eldest thnoghter of the late ,' ow Scheme are-it pomesses t ombe• In °Main any traoe dr it, and concluded therefore that the fine ordinary Brazil 675. By public rale this forenoon, 187 musk , a f time la e mastiT breed hatin 1 sus itl tire strained to st al . e rota t o e s by night, to support their s Daniel Tupper, Eel. of Haute Ville. SIR PRIZES OF TWENTY T : ' a Ittificeind twittmeriedn Sulrequently the hill was found to have "g " rg ' • I gII og Pei e. dm British Plantation Coffee t die •good ordinaty Jamaira sold 2s per On Saturday John Binne IVotel Eeti of hVoodberry-dmin, Resides other Capitals and minor ' '' Moment' Memos. Refinish and C.a. on whom it wee drawn, and hie neck, was observed running through the village of famishing little children, and some butuiretle of dime 'taw c ,„,, hi g h er; eg, a rooot ; or di nar y middling 77s ; the Demerara - ' ' . . lu Bell Stoke Newington, to Maria, second daughter of Benjane - , ' WARDS OF A. tal - A Ill'Eß I : tr.,e it had been raid by them to • person who wrote on the barh, Rathfartilinm, when a boy about aixteen years old, named the stun go down Olt Christmas-day without having once and Bereice heavy at the previous prices. The letters by the Flan- chambers, Esti. et St. John-street. tau R LING MO nete e d r ed for 3fevists.Jenkine and Abbott, Gem W. Ketritige.' • Harvey, the eon of an hitlustrious labourer, thinking the tasted food. ThCse melancholy instances are but too tue ; ders snail were delivered at a late hour toolay ; there was no effect On Sunday Iron at St. Ann's, Black!' • Mr. Thomas Perk, lid all to be decidei in C)ne Day, v' .. , A (ink from Mama elelbuish'snow proved the payment of the do; was a valuable one, and that if he conic! secure it until and if time I;xectitive . GOrernment will but send a Voroper Produted- St- Domingo 67s a bas. It would be difficult to pur. Cfillegner 0 r l'om Horse D • Mi 01 h fP k rio -.' ' uties, to e II r ID, 0 le e g, Moe" being the Atinivereary of t • fer n check wpm. 31-tere. !Mktg, Smith. and Co.. Mattes on. ' • clime largely at these patine . the ownerrilmould be found he mindit obtain femme rew I •erson into the ialands to ascertain th Yoolotitre. ' ,y, . MON bie WeleleTriends beca . • that the prisoner wee the penal) to whom that check iras , e , . • art , b . e existence of them, Mil my FRUIT.-Tito market is enindantly aupplicd with every de- I attempted to catch him, and received a bite, 'f he animal it will be found that tee have not by any means mare- - • iLi f . o .._ • Oo Saitteday, st St. Luke's Church, Walter Finlay Tibbetts, Mem so expinpuly successful. In LI lampoon, ae tut ew ouyers enurement eppearance; to attempt to E - mi. of Tyndell-place lelington, to 3liesliariallontood, of . Ges. /dr. Jentins, and .lim Joseph King, emitter to him and his cont. ;tilted to rnn, nittl in hilt way throngli the town bit rated. Of this the' public may be certain, that utiles,' a for sales b' if .att is tnomen t *considerable reduction must he submitted n o eetreeteme e . ' 7 . 4849,' Class A - - i • tifatspaw, ipinvrri the ntr-ipt tn be in the 11mA-writing of the prisoner, three other dogs. The p01ic..... , stationed at Rethfarnhani, ptompt and vigorous exertion shall be made to relieve to. A parcel el New Red Smyrna 11AiSitla Wall divided in part last ' lAA that Ow 1941. was mine bnnight to the iccount of the firm. under peace officer Cannon, havink learned time eirentri- 'tbem, - they must deek fo r aubslarence in Galway, antl iii all week at 44e ;as a very large proportion in the market is of very • 19 1178. class B , . . - DIED. ware Aimetwated all oyez the IT , h • Me. Jeakine oleo proved that the prisoner bad no authority to re- Mferior quality, theholders of good are lookir.g forward for better stance, iimitediately wene in pursu' it, and succeeded in probability generate such another epitlemic as tbat with i On the 27th ult. at the Rev. Archdeacon Ilestlicote's, %%Inches- • Dtawbig. which, like the pr mieweithe reim in rteeetien at all. . prices. watt ttaioined . ler. Phillips • and swore to the eetteernent of the shooting the strange dog. On Friday week after the oceur- which we were afllicted in 1922.--a/truing/et Jou rool. . TEA.--:The Tea market is Yen dull as itie trade feel the ant e • w ter, in hie 19th year, Yewdigath, Only son of the Rev. Nathaniel • sold Three out of the Six ; menleti sane to 'he transsmasiou by the post, to the proskutore, of thc Twice.' h t-e boy showed symptoms of hydrophobia, and WAS A Goop SHOT.--4 tailor of Thurlaston, in this county, of money hi the country mill prevail. Poyntm of Tormarton, ellouceoceshim. e lail . ' XT7 . - On eaturday at his house, Wenn-plates, Imenbathe Aim/ander 1 e I • bie meetioned. in consequenee speedily removed to Mercer's Hospital, wanting a littlerecreation /luring the prang dull and cold TOBACCO.-There hare been tin males of Tohareo lately. At ` - ' - 11413 - - 1 „ The nest rearee ageing the ptiammer Wa6 one for embeoelleg where, notwithstanding every medical . aid, he died on Sun- weether, artist need, take his ginn, and go irttitest of 'the the time °I tmr 10 " g le r e a s th • dta Y " Fulton, KN. aged 62. conelderable purchase is o e Eng h. H i b „h it em a redee t aldro, Ocee ay. at is seat, on nide a , imp, like As Two 30.0061. • -11111t•the ereciel pronerty of Me ownelmera. , • day. The three dogs bitten by the 'triage ode have been feathered 'tribe. Unfortunately, !loiterer, on dischargin • repoefed, but ire cannot tram dm rumour many authentic snarce. Townemid En' aged 73. Kiegtiout. - . 991.4ankiiin deposed that in the spring ed ile6, he and his t ~_ho . .. • le RUSI, BRANDY. and IIOI,LANDS.-There has heen a. On Maids . i • , . t m .4, lima 1m nal. • his Ent 'shot at' !some sparroivs perched 'near a hity-stack .-.... i m du , Y' n Great Survey-street, Elisabeth, ths snip siirriv- • . nblv of his su -- r *Wort *ad•Ontrinlatlf o E tip, flklLlir Di en mtion. Payne r. pa. sec *Ten par . . lo ‘st bust., in the „Spirit trade, on aecount of the disarm' ..inl • . lei m. • - 14/196.1(61•11i4Trsmoi.ry of a sum of money amounting to 1171. end Yeste y rda morn' mg the workshops of' Slum ibrwood the Contents lodged fn abd body of a fit sow, feeding nesr ina. danehter of the late Samuel Levicu, Doh of Norfelltelereet, .. . . , rof Capitals; 1 , the peke of &Oath Rio at 12s per imperial gallon t Roma sdewice s - - • • . tiro s. N u mo w? an secount . of that aetlon las ever received and Olive?, painters and paper-Mainers, - ifs Harley. Mr. Gregnrd's barn . door,' *Which caused Its inimodlate ;Immediately 94 • lid per ekes, as the distillers .hove into pur- • 1 • Mg•cross, Lop • f ' Madpltient le Vie account of the firm. mews, Wigneore-szreet, were &catered to be . On fire, a death. The mishap proved rather a dear thisl dtitenithr aillisit ssidr . i s th" "St" alla ' il ta/mm l ettS emormel in elm' Esq. oflliddometrest, Maneveetequers• • se ' - ' " • * On rthold inst. aged 88, Rank, thole& elle IMWORIAIMIROgh , . • ' if • m Am/Ikm Parma' fumed thst he wee clerk, to• Memel. Nether- 'me • Tile. m _lPM Stocks ate affie . w takaa fractionund M Ild the new nallo oe2s Illd • • 'flay and Batmen attorneys:No. 11b. Fenex.street; Strand.* !glebe '""rn wider the hearth having ignited. The !Ire, how- Toi "tiOor • Snip, 'AO Mita * Compelled let pay Nor pbifid itp , 'EMT - 114 ---'` • -" 1 - -1, -- n ' - ' ih---\--c---- • al attu . the old ;as Rums wee prey ously !teeth entrch Ilrenness, ----eMmommiimilitt • , In _ma sec tb& tattoo , 04ift of iho hm year those amanita pee e ., ,7 „„ e d f or t h e eher, wil t ! earn subdued by the speedy writs! add aPplica- %tinter, and walk . off witli:h • ham, td kVA& lidtt ifbill4 the under proof Leeward. realised 2a 31 with feeilitymand pooh Printed atTHE BRITISH PRESS Odett e leg . ' , sidendaat In the action of "Payoo w. *nett. The action don of be fire-enguns. censequenceL-Lacester Chromek. were held at 21 4d ; parcels Ito 3 over were sold at the Latter price. 181,8trand, and published by 1t.CAXX10N 9 99999 .. , . , ~,,f. • . . s . ~ . , , . ,4. . . , .n, : ~, .- . _ . I , . . . ... „ . . .. . . . ~.... ...... 1 SHOCKING OCCURRENCE. On Saturday last, as Sir Daniel 11 illidtrix, the Magistrate of the day. at the police-office, Whiteeliapel, was ahem leaving the Bench. an elderly man, residing in !Ave-court, Pettienat-lane, entered the cattier. and requested his utak° as to what wu to be done under the following etremnotatices : He wild tutu an aged titan, resining in the sante house with him, had been for some days past unheard of. and that none of the lodgers had seen him pass in or nut as usual. Ile. in emiseeprance of this, went to his door, where he rapped, and called out several times, but received no answer. The door was locked, and the key being on the inside, his suspicioos b came excited. and be ap. prchentled that the old man had breathed his ; before, how ever, he forced the door to ascertain whether hie mitsphtions 'were well or ill-founded, he wished to have the authority of the 311Fistrate for so doing. thr 1). NVit.t.tams instantly despatched Dalton, one of the officers of the establishment- together with Partridge and flanker, the parish beadle., who'at the time happened to be pre ent, to de vehipe, if in their power, the mysterious dimappearace. 1)n ar riving at the apartment, they at once forced open the door, when a most appalling sight presented itself. The wretched man, whose name was Robert Denris, lay extended upon a mho:able flock hid, and) scarce as much covering over him as exelutlid the ex ternal air. His live e shit:Ova a most revolting aprontrance, the greater Part of the left silt being gnawed away, as it' by estx, Had Its toegue - eaten to the very root. The hotly was at 011• remosiel to the parish warklionao, and yesterday evening a Jury as sembled with Mr. Unwin. the Coroner, at the Committee-room of that place, to take en irquisitien on view of it. The follosiog wits the mitlence given on the occasion:— Jelin Partridge externined-1 am Beadle of the parish of Saint Mart, Bidwell:ma ; mu Saturday last, by the direction of the filcgistrate at Lambeth-street, accompanied hy Dalton, n.ie of the officers of that establisment, we proceeded to the lialginga of the deceased. On arising there we broke ogen the dour, which we failed lucked. 0:1 entering his apartment we ditcovertil the deemed: Ole here described the manner. which is giant above, in which he was lying.) The tifstimiration of his countenance at first appeared to um to have been caused rats, but on a further ex amination of the apartment we discovered, underneath the bed a large cat, which I sin nititiimi effected it. Ido not think he died of want, as there was in the room a basket, containing roast beef, bread, and red herrings, half a one of which had been gnawed. us it by the cat. The apartment was in a wretchedly filly state, but there WPM ill it a good bible and a few other books of a religious description. The deceased, I hear, waits casual porter at Billings gate, and was much attached to the cat, which hail lacerated his countenance. I have no doubt but he died a natural death. lie appeared 'to be about 71.1 years of age. A certificate was here handed in from Mr. Curtis, the parish surgeon, who had examined the body of the deceived, and Eating it as his opinion that the deceased died a natured death ; that there were no marks of violence on the body, except those on the face, which he h.d no doubt was dene by the cut. - A veraict of " Natural Dcath"Was then reeonled. The cat was immediately taken possession of by Plunket the beadle, who has since destroyed it. DREADFUL CATASTROPHE OV THE CANAL IN ST. JAMES'S PARK. Yesterday, owing to the everity of the front for the last day or two, the C.msl in the Park yea frozen over, and In consequence vast numbers of persons of every denomination were assembled during the day, skating, sliding, and practising other sports. Many parts of the piece of water were deemed by the men belonging to the Royal Humane Society to be unsafe, and in order to point out these places to the skaters, a rope was thrown across the Citd, but in our o l tiniun the whole body of the ice was unsafe, as it most cer tainly was too thin to support the number of individuals that were congregated upon It. However, the skaters continued their sports till about a quarter past two O'clock, regardless of any danger that might ensue, when about that period a dreadful shout from the men, and the shrieking of the females who were assembled nn the Green, on either side the Canal, announced the dreadful calamity we are about to record. In • few minutes the throng that were dis persed on all parts of the Canal assembled in one body, the ice to a vast extent, about a third of the distance of the Canal from the end next the Horse Guards, having given way, and no lees than nine unfortunate individuals engulfed in the watery element. The seene that ensued is beyond our power to picture. The cries of the sufferers were heart-rending in the extreme. Before any effort could be made to extricate any one, the ice, from their exertions to escape, cracked, and separated for a considerable distance around them, and four or five clung to one strong man, who was endea. vouring to get away by swimming, and brought him down, and the whole sunk together, but immediately rose to the surface, and sepa. rated. The bystanders by this time had procured ropes, which were cast to the struggling persons, and four were drawn out. There were still five persons in the water, mostly in ail exhausted state, and clinging to one another ; two of those, by the courage of some gentlemen, were dragged out, but the ropes breaking, the fate of the others seemed inevitable. One of them, raising his arms, rhrieked out. " O God, save me! my poor mother ! my mother !" and sunk below the ice. This distressing ejaculation seemed to stimulate to renewed exertion, and several persons ran to the brink of the broken ice, and grasped at the drowning men, but the Ice again breaking, they were immersed, and with difficulty escaped. However, ropes being fastened around three young men, they plunged in, seised the struggling persons, and rescued one youth, who was taken ashore in a state of insensibility. The atten tion of the throng was at this instant attracted to an elderly gentleman, dressed in a blue coat, light buckskin pantaloons, and hessian boots, who, at great personal risk, saved the lives of two, but in his Mini effort the ice gave way, and he sunk beneath it, but almost Instantly he extricated himself, and called for waist once. Ropes were thrown to him, but the danger was so apparent, that none would approach to his rescue, and the venerable gentle man appeared likely to share the fate of the remaining two, but the ice being broke:. to the bank, several persons locked their hands and, advancing into the water, dragged him to the side, to the great delight of the assembled multitude. This joy was checked in. stantaneously by the convulsive cry of the two young men, who had rasped a firm ho:d of each other, as they sunk to rise no more. Some watermen, in a few minutes, came up with a boat and the drags, and in about twenty minutes succeeded in bringing from the bottom the two bodies, which were brought to the bank. An immediate circle being formed by the crud, some persona stripped the bodies, and proceeded to use the means recommended by the Humane Society , for the resuscitation Of drowned persons ; the bodies were rolled and rubbed f o r nearly half an hour, without any appearance of returning animation, when, by the advice of a surgeon, they were wrapped in great coats, and carried across the Park out at Story's-gate, to the King's Arms and Prince's Head public-houses, in Prince's -street, Westminster, where, the 'lndies being properly placed on tables, the usual remedies *ere used for above an hour, but althongh the chest, feet, and extremi ties were exposed to the moot continual rubbing with cloths, re animation could not be produced, the vital spark appearing to have departed a considerable time. One of the dead was attired in a radar's dress, and his right arm is marked with a blue compass and square. The other iras very genteelly attired in a blue coat and dark trousers. They' ere both fine young men, apparently not aged more than tweoty.one. Too much praise cannot be bestowed on the persevering courage of those individuals who it the imminent peril of their lives saved to their families seven persons, all of whom must have 'peri.hed had it not been foe their praiseworthy interference. One young man named Pearce, on seeing the situation of so many of his fellow creatures jumped in three several times, although warned by the bystanders of the danger that awaited him, and at each time stn. ceeded in conveying ropes to the unfortunate persons; and, al though drenched to the skin, be afterwards assisted in rubbing ant; carrying the dead bodies to the above-named houses. It is lament. able to describe the Infatuation of those persons who could remain on the Canal skating and sliding after so melancholy an accident bad taken piste, particularly as the ice in no part was „actually safe. A number immersions tool: place, and the same exertions were obliged to be renewed to save those who had by their own hardihood fallen in. There should be some means adopted to pre vent persons assembling on the Canal and Serpentine( which, by the by, weenie* thronged) when the ice is in such a dangerous state. Persons were actually employed with eats and horses, breaking and tarrying it away, which must also tend to weaken the entire surface. DISTRESS IN ARRAN.—We are concerned to be obliged again to revert to the lamentable condition in which the unfortunate people of Arran are placed. They are indeed hastening to the very extreme of misery, and many of them must have recourse to the high-way for subsistence, or quietly render up their lives. The potato crop has completely failed with them, and such as have the means are obliged to have recourse to the county of Clare and the adjoining coast for food. Even at this early period the inevitable consequences of their distress are beginning to manifest themselves,' and a system of plunder is already acted upon by a population which has been ever proverbial for the strictest honesty. In the village of Killeny, the most distressed part of the island, the poor people ire con strained to steal potatoes by night, to support their famishing little children, and some hundreds of thcirr saw the sun go down on Christmas-day without having once tasted food. ThiSe melancholy instances are but too rue; and if the Executive Government will but send a proper person into the islands to ascertain the existence of them, it will be found that *c have not by any means exagge rated. Of this the public may be certain, that unless a prompt and vigorous exertion shall be made to relieve 'them, - they must Seek for eubslarenee in Galway, and in all probability generate such another epidemic as that with which we were afllieted in 1ft22.--Ceenaught Journal. A Goow SH oT.--A tailor of 'rhuriaston, in this county, wanting a little recreation durtog the preient dull and cold weather, End need, bate his gun, and go intttest of 'the feathered tribe. Unfortunately, however, on discharging his Ern Shot at awe 'sparrows perched *Deaf a hay-srack, the eoutents lodged to the body of a fit sow feeding near Mr. Gregory's barn door,' Which emitted Its .inintediate death. The mishap proved rather a dear do r* dfittsiati fob 'pear' Snip, *lto tram compelled to pap lbwand ine• sumer, and walk off witlib bleat, td WA& ei consequenceL—Laiecater Wlroni de. MA urp 7'S. [From the London New Price Csrrrrnl.l TUESDAY. JAN. 10. COTTON.—There was very little demand for Cotton last week, and no decided alteration in pries; the sales are about 000 baler, viz.`lllo Bengali 5.16 a hid, 180 Surma 34d a Hid, 30 Pares 9iil in bond; and - dotty paid, 211 Egyptians 100. The public rile of (Jot. ton attracted great attention this forenoon ; it consisted of 609 bales fair Surats, which all sold id per lb. under the previous market prices, selling at 54d, what was edited at 544. LIVEILPOOL, JAW. 7.—Cotton has been limited in demand ; the total sales amount to about 7800 bags, viz. 90 Sea Island 21d a 2s 241. 30 stained do. 12d, 380 Pernambuco Did"' I2d, 360 Bahia 10d a 104 d, 830 31aranhani 101 d a lid, 70 Demerara 101 d a 1 lid, GO Cart hagena lid a 74d. 180 Egyptian Sid a lid, I'7o Orleans 70 a 81d . , 100 do. 9d alod, and 30 do. ild a 11 i d, 1100 Alabama Cid a 7 d. and 20 do. old. 1710 Bowed 644 a 7d, 1150 do. lid a 74d, 2110 do. a fld. 1190 do. 114 d a no, 3110 do. Bjd a 94d, 110 Surat &Vet 7d, and 211 Bengal bid and fi[d. In prices generally there is a decline of Id per lb. About 1000 bags of the above have been taken on speculation, and SOO for export. SUGAR.—The demand for Muacovades last week was consider. able for the season of the year; some small parcels of very inferior brown were a shade lower ; in the other qualities there was no al teration in the prices. The Watt India warehouse list gives an additiiin of meek, compared with last year, above 2360 casks, and a deficiency in the weekly delivery of nearly 1000 casks; yet the wholesale grocers are so much out ot their usual stock that they ap. peered early in the market as buyers. yet only for their immediate wants, and the purchases reported still inconsiderable, without any vatiatlon in 'prices. The request for Refined rods rather increased last week; Lumps 81s, . Molasses 29a ed. The severe frost pre. vents all inquiries for shipping in the northern ports ; Lumps are in consequence nominally Mx; today no sales reported; the wholesale groeern buy fine goods in mr.oll parcels at former rates. Molasses are 29s ed this forenoon. There were no sties of Foreign or East India Sugars by private contract last week. ''he following public sales took place :—On Thursday, Siam Sugars, 2676 bags. white, middling fair grain, 34s a 34a fol ; yellow, 30a 6d . damp 27s a 28a; Bengal, 203 chests, white, fair quality, Sea a 37a Grit and on Friday, 3481 bags Mauritius Sugars, yellow, fine bright, 134 s fid a 63s ed ; ordinary to good, 62a a 645, brown, strhog, 52s 61 a 60s ; ordinary, Ms a fins. COFFEE.—The Coffee market advanced 2s per cwt. on Friday. on account of the favourable intelligence by the mails from Rolland and from Flanders ; several parcels of St. Domingo and Brazil eoflee sold at an advance ; St. Domingo has since been 57 a3B ; fine ordinary Brazil 375. By public rale this forenoon, 187 casks British Plantation Coffee t the. good ordinary Jamaira sold 2s per cwt. higher; Llia a 59.641 ; ordinary middling 77. ; the Demerara and Berhice heavy at the previous prices. The letters by the Flan ders mail were delivered at a late hour to-slay ; there lens no effect produced. St. Domingo 57s a Ws. it would be difficult to pur. chase largely at these pries. FRUIT.—Tito market is abundantly 'upped with every tie leription, and,but few buyers make their appearance; to attempt to fore, saleitat this moment a conaiderahle reduction must he submitted to. A parcel of New Ited Smyrna Itaisins WWI divided in part last week at 445; as a cfry large proportion in the market Is of very inferior quality, theholders of good are Looking forward for better ices pr. , • TEA.—The Tea market is very dull, as the trade feel the want of money ht the country still prevail. TO BA ( :CO.—There have been nn males of Tobacco lately. At the time of our going to pleas to-slay a considerable purchase is reported, but we cannot trace t h e rumour many authentic so tree. 111;51. BRANDY, and 11OLLANDS.—There has teen a. 'great bustls In the ...Spirit trade, on atcount of the distillers fixing the prke of rnglish Mil at 12s per imperial gallon ums advwrced Immediately Ild • Id per pike, as the distillers ,hive been put eleatileg reedy is the Markets she goveramene contract in canoe wet taktecta freshen -under 21 &l the new gallon, or 2a 2h4 a the oh! ; as Rums were pre/lonely 11418 with enuth &norm, the under proof Ldewards realised 2s 31 with keilityeand peewit were held at 2s 4d ; parcels 1 to 3 over were sold at the latter price. ki t .'~.` A'/ Statement of the number of Krmrs committed to his Majesty's gaol of Newgatc in the year 1325, and imw they have been Mi. posed of:— Males. Females. Tout] In custody on Ist January, 1825 - 135 81 rt • Committed t., 3I st Decentlit,r litchi-1 iiil 157 live, tinder 1:1 years of age Above that age - - - 924 3 9 2 , 2 384 —7. 17 2,620 Of whom there have been executed Died Removed to the Hulks, Gmport Do. Do. Portsmouth Do. Dn. Sheerness Do. Do. Chatham Do. 1/o. Woolwich Do. Do. Deptford Do. to the Penitentiary, Milbank . 185 Ito. to the Refuge for the Destiwte - 18 Do. by Ha'was Corpus tirr trial at the Assizes 12 1/o. to the House ot Correction for Middlesex 471) 1/o. to the House of I:orrect ion for London 136 Di,chiirged, having received his Alajenty's pardon 26 Do. having been acquitted at the Old Hui. - - ley Sessions - - 438 Do. upon bills of indictment not having been found - - - 190 Do. not having been prosecuted - 28 Do. having been imprisoned pursuant to sentences . - - 40 Do. having been whipped . 84 .-' Do. having been finest Is. and 465. Do. upon bail and other causes - Removed to liethlem Hospital Remained in custody Ist January, 1826, 149 makes, 46 females 61 311 1 -2,415 2,620 Of which number 430 had been in !simple before- Committals increased this year, 218. Statement of the L:other of persons committed to his Majesty's gaol of Newgate, and convicted in the year 11126, and the nature of their offences, together with the number acquitted, discharged, sentenced, &c. during the same period:— Murder . , . . 1 . Butglsry - - . . 44 Housebreaking . . . . 11 Highway robbery . - . 11 Cutting and maiming - - . . 9 Rape . . -, . 1 - Returning from transportation - • - 1 . llorse•stealing - . - 12 - Sheep - stealing . . • 2 Forgery - - . . - . 1 Mutiny and revolt on the high seas . . 2 - Uttering counterfeit coin, having before Leen convicted as a common utterer - - - - 1 Stealing • letter, being a postman - 2 - Stealing in a dwelling-blouse to the value of 40.. and upwards - - 78 . - . Bigamy . . . - 4 Manslaughter . - - • 12 . Receiving stolen goods . - I:I Forging names of attesting witnesses . - 1 selling counterfeit coin . . - 11 Larcenies of various descriptions - . 1,298 M isdenteanors . - - 37 Sending a threatening letter to extort money - - 2 Maliciously killing two mires - - . 1 Perjury 1 . - 1 Of whom there were sentenced— To death . . . 10 - To transportation for life • - . - . Kt for fourteen years - - . ttl for seven years . . 415 To imprisonment in Newgste and in the Houses of Correction : Fur two years - - - - . 14 Fur eighteen months For one year For nine months For six months For four months For three months For two months For sic weeks . ltd . 8 I 7 - 93 For one month and.under - - - 147 Fined one shilling and discharged, and one forty shillings 79 Whippld and discharged . 85 Received his Majesty's free pardon - 1 Those whose judgment remains respited - . 3 1564 . 638 Acquitted . - - - Ditto, on the groumi of insanity, and remains . Discharged, bills of indictment not being found I)itto, not basing been prosecuted - - 190 23 ......-•••• 753 Of whom have been executed for the following offences s-- !Harder . - - - Rape - - - - Horezatealing . . - Burglary - - - • F . orgery . • . Highway robbery - - . - • Stealinga louts at the Peet-ollice - . II JOHN WONTNER, Heaps. Bills of indictment were sent up to the last Commission Grand Jury against Captain Beggs, charging him with the capital offence of killing, &c. the bailiff shot recently in attempting to execute a writ at Phibeborough. The Grand Jury have found true bills.—Dublin Paper. BIRTHS. At Corfu, on the 10th ult. Ludy Bulgy . P6=001106 eon. On Saturday, at her tattler's house In Upper Wohurn-pLere, Tavistotk.square, Mrs. Oeorge Wynne, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Guernsey, on Wednesday, the Rev. Moutset Heat, of St. Mary Hall, Oxford, to Catherine, ddest etrAthter of the late Daniel Tupper, Esq. of Haute Ville. On Saturday, John Bums Wood, Esq. of NVoodberr.dosin, Stoke Newington, to Maria, second daughter of litenjaatin Dell.. chambers, Eaq. of St. John-street. On Sunday last, at St. Ann's, Blackfriars, Mr. Theists* Park, Collector of l'ost Horse Duties, to Miss Oirhas, of Pickering, liorksti ire. Oo SsAtirday, at St. Luke's Church, Walter Finlay Tibbatts, Esq. of Tyndill-place, Islington, to :Slims Mariailoroood, of Goo. well-street-rood. DIED. On the 27th ult. et the Rev. Archdeacon Heatheotes, Winches ter, in his 19th year, Yewdigate, dnly ton of the Rey. Nathaniel Poynts, of Tormarton, Olouces:erahir,-. On Saturday, at his home, Waleot-plree, isambialti Maunder rutton, IN. aged 63. On Friday, at his seat, Ho:gni:toe-hall, Wantidtabirs, Gore Townsend, Etc'. aged 73. On Healey, in Great Surrey-street, Elisabeth, the fair limit ing. daughter of the late Samuel Lesiva, Oat, of .Norfalktiltsct, Strand. On the Id inst. aged OS, Sarah, the wire ottlis Risq.ofilladdoz•strest, Hanovesequare. - • Printed atTHE BRITISH PRESS ode•,11.1111 101, Strand, and published by It.Cumittelly tdw Iu rr