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sthneen, told the lady the 201. sale alloahl be fotihcomint on payment of the five guineas, and his iwrinees having bets considered suffieiently well paid by the trouble he hit taken in the Imniumn, and a ri fowll to abide by the wurds of the limit, bill having been emelt, be thought proper be keep the 201 nut , in his possession The Milgistrhte nppioved much of the conduct of Mr. Brookes all thrinigli the business, and diminished the sum mons He was of oi 00000 on that the coarboase should out p=ass unpunislwil Tire Laily'a Solicitor intimated, that be should proceed at he foe the recovery of the WIC. Jneser i4/414. * prow ' , red tsp, Gti limo ev.• prrlo.l, be 'ls evil 50 and FM ‘• air ..f •ge, w4l charged wlih • seliiwte nse inns. us. • Iwo ul.4r lood, and also wish &minium( • gen teel married lady. It approve., by the statenftnit of the Prnseeutria, a yonag !Ally of inieres•ing nppearance, and the wife of n Lieute i.anl oil kislf-p.y, 01111.1 w had bean witch aunovell by letters, all Or them in one hanil.writins, of the most filthy ; she retitled la fiouth.strrel, liatscheiter-witiare, Intel the Ott-oils,' occupied a fr int. isrvite,searly opposite her resi dence The lost ofthe.e letters appointwl a meeting, and the Lade, in °ides to find out the author of the infinsons letters, attended agree-410e to the Appointment, when she met Ryan, who acknowledged hint-elf the author of the letter Mas tiff vatt-fieil Iterwlf, she rebuked the fell,* for his imperti nence, ahem he ar..aile.t her with epithets of the same etimpkatew with the lett. sr. sod strork her. Mt Defen dant rulers...used himself to the lioiv as hol.ling a .jiu3lloa in the British ‘l , o.ewin, a... 1 a teacher in finwlies. His defence 3. A. d further tomtit to the Latly,attainat whims there win out the shirlittit unp.lts , and '.e was tttttt • to give 1 hours notice of bill, •nil to 416111 Net f..e au at. Sault smith. r female, who was pitactig at the lime he shuck the Lieutenant's wife. nronsitin cigngs.T. A BENEFIT SOCIETY BOX RORRED. Yesterday Mr. Leon, Ilte landkod of the Swim. Cam tridge-heatb,ssid the stewards end sr.ersl members of a be nefit ..Kiel) called ihr Birmingham cotendcd at this office, to complain of • most singular slid r‘lra"Mluarr robbery committed at the Swan nn Monday night, when 411. was aloha 4.1. t of the satiety's box. It appeared, that, agreeably the regulations of this club, which 11 held at the Swaii, that monthly meeting. are held for the purpose of recdiviog coditrodutions. The steward. sire appointed once a month. The landlord holds one key. and the lsry sail stewards bold the two other keys of three different locks affixed to the box ; snit accord. tut; to the prosisions of one of their articles, six steward's, • tilt the *ern tiny, uslict be present when the box is opened". Monday night, at seven o'clock, the member* met, and shout nine tickle k it closed, when the mom y collected was to he deposited in the box, but to thew sot• r surprise, uu opcnisez it, the whole of the cum 01. A, stated was missing. 'Our of the members owe the Iwo late stedwooda who posse as. ed the key. sotto the custody of a witclinciii, son $111111.6(111. but the failure of the club (a respectable many liberated Ili. to. The money stolen consisted of silare, halfpence, Ste. as collected on monthly niellits,adol the wrizlit was supposed to prerrot any momentary attempt to steal us, therefore the supposition is, that stone of those alto held the keys must lave committed the robbery. Mr, Malay/46hr (the Macistrate) poirtponerl the en.ie for a future day, wheu all the parties are to be presort. I*NION-ITALf.. A FPI: F,NSION (IF A GANG (IF ROM . ..STE* I.Flt S. Be the vieance and intrepidity of iVori ley, PI constable, of Lambeth, four men, belonging to a gar.: of distill hoer of the dead, have at length been taken ineo co•tody, and are likely In heroine the subject of a spiritr.l p .. .esit 1001 In C 1 ,11% quelice of information which hail been previously given, drat a plundering expedition was on foot towards come place in the lower pill of Surrey, Wortley accreted himself in a convenient place near the King's Arms turn pike, in the Kent-road, and continued to watch o mit b e t a , ii five and ails o'clock yesterday morning, when observing a hackney-roach driven along the road, hr advanced from Isis plate of concealment, and deaireel the cieachinati to sto p ; lie iiimeired who or what was in the coach, alien the il.ivtr re plied that three gentlemen were his passengers, whom lie had taken lip at the Assembly House, Blackheath, where On, had been at a hall, and th et lie W:111 CO/IVEying them to Cheirinz. Cross. Worth.) , not being satisfied, opened one ask! doors, ■nd eiliserving three men in dirty slressee, with ropes, 'Tildes, and other articles used fur disinterring lollies, closed it again immediate-Iv, and with a pistol in one hand and a cutlass in the either, threatened instant death to the fi rs t sk i t a tt emp t. eel to cm -1/w. The coachman, terrified ut his Once and at. tit side, ',keyed his directions to turn mound and drive to wards the turnpike! Naos his arrival there he procured Ow assieloore of se v. cal persona, and condeorted the three nivii who weer inetar the coach, and also the driver, to an adjacent waich-lionse. The coach was searched, and in the bout the dyad bud} of an unusually tall nisei wan found. The Prtsoners were yesterday mot-flint; 'oeutight by Wiwi. ley, awl Heron, constable of St. Georges, to this Office, fol. lowest by 'wady one thousand porveens, who literally covered them wills mud and filth of tvery description. Thry gtaterl their mime• to be Ilirharil Tamllama, John Thotrn.•. William Dark, sod William Batlall. They uffere nothing in darner. The M.iciiiiraie ordered them to find good hail fir their oppearaiir« at the Sera' , which radio; to do, they were committed to the ivol at NtMIIIV4/11. The body was ordered lu be buried. UNWHOLESOME INGREDIENTS usrn IN FOOD. Joseph torrrence. of the Boruu¢Mrund, gingerbread baker, *as yesterday charged by Leckie, the officer, with having in his tiossessinn a quantity of tinwholerome ingredients. He gunduced about five pounds weight of pearl•ash and a jar full of cal eolot de, which he stated he found on the pre mises of the D. fetolant. The Dvfeti.taut contended, that being a baker of ginger. bread only, sod not a haker of bread, be WWI nut subject to the upend ion of the Art of Parliament. He also argued that the sot I.ollld , was tint an ingredient of an unwholesotne nature; lie had taken the npini tttt of an eminent chemist upon the sotbject, and watt by his. i n f or med heat I k e opera _ toot of baking took from the sof rolalile any noxious quality which it might previously have pos.ersed The Mrigi.trate eunrieled the Defendant in the penalty of fit ; hr declined paying the penalty, and stated his determi nation to appeal against the conviction. 11114DWYLL OFFICV. Primite information was given at this t•thre of a most daring and muenster street rolthcry, committed a few even ings ago un a gentleman nam.•d limiter. It was stated, that on the evening in spsestion, alums sir o'c'ock, Mr. Harder, who had been to traessas 1 hostiles% st lb , west end of the town, was sin his return Lope, when he gassers...l two good.lneskilig mess, dressed in brown great coats, follow I fors oot' duo owe, suit ■t intervals push by Isms. tlis his arrival so Iligh-strett hr was surrounded by • g4o l e, of nine's they appeared f their conduct to be the principals, who pushes, barn about from one 1114, to the other, and Oleo decamped as fast as possible in different direction•, Shortly after Nlr Hunter recline for his pocket book found it was gnu•, and ascertained that he had been rubbed. The pocket book contained our 301 sine 901. and seven 101. notes, also two hills, one fie 4201 and the other for :MIL w i l l ow 113,11W11, the officer, to whom the villains Ire known by the &script ttttt is son the alert after them. flit Saturday night last, the !borough of Southwark war avon the scour of a disgraceful outrage and himself. perm. 5,,,,, by the Korot'Os wow of Ito.ly moth-kers (as they are r:411.11) Is Int stopped by Ilse w Minutest, with a Intro. mod r..us oniug two dead Inman bodies. The von: were sty sit numb..., and as usual mute • desperate attack WWI the watchmen; but the latter being reinforced by a Number of Irish to irklayere labourtrs, u. the employ of Mr. Monday, the builder. part of whom cite working pumps, where some buildings are poetic on, all tottlit, the disturbers of the Brad were s trradfoi , la mien and put to flight, leaving the kurae and cal t cuntatuitt; the hudits behind them. . : , - . ~•1•4 1 Nillhiiihh _ • r SHOCIONG ACCIDENT. Au inquisition was taken yesterday afternoon, at the Coal mine? Room of St. Olava's Work hunse, Parish-street, before THOMAS Sart:eon, Esq. Coroner, on the body of Air. Jo. mph Oran., the miller of Alesars Barclay, Pe►kins, and Cu. who was killed in the shuckiug manner detailed below. Jahn Kendall deposed, that the &teemed atteuded to the salt-mill at the brew-house in Hunev.lane, Southwark, which was irmked by a Meant engine. On Monday, nl ore o'clock, the wally:, and a her of other iwrsosis employ ed in the malt-rooms, went home to get their dismay , . and left the deceased doing something at the machines y the mill. They returned about two o'clock, and (-mild not find the deceased say where shout the place ; they waited for an boor, suppossuy that he had goose home, and then it uceur ►ed 10 some of them that he might have met with sonic ac cident, they lighted a candle and dist - torer, ! that while he was, oiling the machinery he had unfortunately got cowl. gird with the cog-whirls, and was drawn between them. He lay dead under the machinery. Ills hand. were literally torn ulf, his bead was beat in, sod bit body was toys in several places. The deceased. it appeared, should have rung s hell before he began to oil the se heels, isiid the engineer would have stop ped the ensigns,. lli. inv , rudence coat bins his life. Venturi-6' The deceased came to his death by accident, In the atomiser described by the witnesses" THE NEwLY-DIscoVAKED NATION. [FROM A CORRESPONDVATI The information we khan obtain from the Work which is promised us from the pin of (.:opt, will he most important. In the mein time, 14 few observation•, founded upon is co:,versation with Se weld of the persons who ace pinned the Expetli tioii, may tiot he It is quite clear, that, 'won a part of the Northern Coast of the flay, which there was no previous rtosoit to suppose was inhabited, stern or eight persons were seen and con versed with The intercourse was carried on through the medium of John Sarkheuuse, an F. , quiniailx, also accom panied the ships through the whole of thcirvayage. Thil John fni ckheuurse is described, by all the persons on huaril,tu have proved himctlf , during the voyagt•, an euter. prising and intelligent nom _ _ . - Hi, OWII hidury is err att nal, haying been fiend far at sett, in hi• CA line, driven out by the amid, RIO $1111(111 he hail pi IM been picked up by une of our ships lie insist have perished. We hare seen same of the pith'''. s down by Sarldwunse, as a represenlatinn of his first interview with these new.y. discovered inhabitants of the North, um th. y descrilwtl, perhaps better than he cool.' du in ourils, the mei ling as it took place. The natives are *hewn in their sledges. drawn by time Sarlheduse lisivi%elf is depicted till the ler, %t ling up a pule with a flag opine it, lu which were emu heil some heads and tither tittles, intro& d as conciliatory mei:roils. The dress of She tiatives of a slits, cuvrriliz the holly a• far as the lulus, and lireielies of the same material, nisitioeil so as to inert She body covert's?. A sin ill spare which the flesh is seed) is &were. il in all the lizores tat this pal t, %hese the upper awl lower coveriligs meet, aria. life 6'olll their impeded mode of attaChillg tluw to each to her. la these drawings the Astonishment of the astiv.s. examining the differetit parte .4 the vessel, is very risiiric terisileally depicted. One of them is viewint the anchor, another the mast., and the tenances very faithfully de eeribe the Fur prier I.Cenfillll43l by these lifer objects vicinn. In questioning 8 trk kroner upon some 'mints .4 the inter view, hest:nil. abe isslieus te, have appe,r..l .hieile, mid sraily to give such Ml . ...yawn's as be was desirous ..f °Wanting fr them. His language was aufficiently anelogirua to theirs, to al. low of keeping up a conversation with them; hr amongst other waiters, as to Ille or 114 , 1 r nal Mil. but they seen, either to hare tie id..i of n u mber, or. %hat is more probable, no corresponding term, by which they could reply to the inquiry. Their general conduct gave reason to 'oppose that they had, like their more fortunate discoverers, hired principles of social conduct. When chips wire thrown over the vessel's side upon the ice, each tolleetvil ns no one appeared to infringe limos the bundle of another. He who hail gathered any little stork, seemed to he rem. tinted as the prnpnetur, although be left it to proceed in his further collection. 11 is not very astonishing that they endeavoured to appro priate some of the objects of wonder slab they saw aI t the resat Is, but tbrir very mode of attempting to pilfer was • proof that they had not acquited dexterity by practice. In a few inslastres they took articles flout the ship, with a view to pnrloining them, but they were necessarily mow er/4M, for they du.; mit understand concealment ; some part of the pilfered properly bein: always left uncovered, and in sight. The circumstance which excited the must attention on the part of the discoverers was the finding in the poss.-mom of !hr natures knives, the blade part of which was of Irmo. They hail already ascertained that w I was unknown to these newly-found beings, and that the only fuel who Is they had, if fm I it could be called, was n species of noos—situ the use made of this moss seemed be confined to the nip. ping it iss oil, nod burning U na a touch ur candle. Through the mrulinni of Sackheinise, however. .1 was ulis. covered that two blocks of iron, its its pore slate, situated. at so great distance from the shore, were known to the its. lives, and that fur making their knives they hammered off pieces of it by means of heavy stones. One of these knives we have seen. 11 is formed of a piece of bone shout six or seven inches long ; the upper part, to which the iron is attached, beiug grooved In this groove several irregular shaped pieces of iron are inserted. These appear to base twee beaten flat with stones, and RN they present an irregular serrated edge, it should rather be called a saw than a knife. The hone handle smells insiarrahly *teen: of rancid MI, from the meliorated stage in which it has beta t..d. snit every common means to discharge this taint lass brim tinstic ersstully attempted. _ . hkewiw seen one of their spears. It convicts of several pieces of the born of the sea unicorn, li. d together with thongs of skin ; about • third f. l6r ens: is 4 stop for the thumb to press agsinat in the on nil; it. Thi , , 14km the knife, is of .... at rude contrivance. It is not PVCII straight in its form, but is curvilinear This partakes of the same offensive smell as the knife handle. Their principal fowl consists of bird:, of which it appoors the smother so wi.ionollsOor. Throw Ui y .ii raw. Tlw of orals moil of the sca unicorn is also a p:sit of Ilu it wow. rishment. Unlike the Esrptimaux of the coax of A owlet., they have no canoe■. nor di,' tht y •••rm u, know the 18Se Vf vestarls of any •i sci !pi 1111 l ; and if• they•:a torn. a 'list tact i•eprirate lion from 1 1 at of the world, they are probably the moot onrivihreil , all the eartli'a ialsalsitanic On Nom, the discovery vs-saris were several slogs, *pint trio ly oldie brevet rough wiry hair, fox face, and hopilty lail, bring the principal charactrri.tiet They ilo out hark, inn in c ommon make any particular tallow. . _ , . The only dog which Captam Ross obtained from Ilic na tivia is sinned to have been lost overboard. in a gale of wi n d. off Cape Farewell; but from the description given of it, it was not unlike (although larger in sire) tlw dogs which were brought fioui the coast of a inure southern latitude. Its our of the drawings bef.-u, uncmtunud , John Such browse, the Filquirnaux, is repn.wnttd troll his arm in a slum, and upon aNkisig the t.ito,r, hr stetvil that it was done by the COOCIVO4IOII Of a limbo,: po.c• , whirl. he hid loaded upon the principle of o the more hike more shoutee;" by the blow his collar-hone was broken. Hr had never lenrat to draw wilt it be pot ill paper the subject,. he limy deliiiried, boo hi. repicarsilation 6n. Aruba. bey a more faithful re , ensitiriiiec t.. the -reise he describes, fruits Its very rod' ors., Ilion the mere tio.shed draw/tugs of our officers would possess. THE TURF. -al- NtWMAItKET OATLANDS, 1819. I.ol4l•leriey . 6 CAOllOn Hall, aged, thot. 01h. Mr Horst'. Sir Thorns., 6-yrs sold, Nat 216. Lord G. 14 Cavrnrfish's Nrcnor, 5-yra old, 0.1.21 b. Duke of Rutland'• Rhoda, s.yr. sold, B.t. 131 b. Mr. L4ontiron'si The Duchess, 5-yrs old, Sit 1316. Mr. Wronson'a Fitz-Orvollv, 4. yrs old, Pst. Mb. Lord Eerier'. Captain Candid, 5-yrs idol. 5.t. ells. Mr. UiWO The Student, 4-yr. sold , 8.1. 716. Mr. J. Dilly'. Carlton, s.yr. cold, Bat. Mr. Weston'. Having, 5-yr. old, 8.,. It lo Mr. Hconlilsourolo's ;Hopi-orate, 4 yrs u! 1, hst. nib Lord Larier's Advance, 3-yrs old, B.t. Mr Charlton's bolos, 4-yrs old, 8.1 4111. General Grooivenor's The Flyer, 4-yrs old, 8.1 41b. Mr W Mosul*. Anacreon, 4-yrs old, 8.1 ello. Doke of Grafton'. Trictcoc, 4-yr. old, B.t. 11b. Mr. Hawn'. Stainhorutarls, 4-yrs old, Bst. 11b. Mr. Wollaston. Wolof*, 3-yro old, Sit. Mr. Clatfuey'. Pendulum, 4-yr. sold, 711. 131 b. Mr Jones'. homy, 3-yrs old, 7st. 1216. Lord Foley's holoolfacc, 3 yr. old, 7.t.1 01b. Mr. ataltnn's David, 4 yrs gold, 7.1. SM. Mr. Itnsh's Schwartzenberg, 4 yr. old. 7.1. 616. lord Homo'. Leon, 3 yrs sold, '761.41h. Mr Wolnon's ch. c by Haphazard, 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b. M. Cloarloon's Sir ph•tn, 3 yr. old, 7st. 3111 . Hoke of Hull nil'. Qinadrolle, 3 yrs sold, 7.1. 311). Lord Gio.vr 00000 . 01 Fonrsse, 3 yr. odd, 7.1. elh. Gar of Hootland's c by Wslton. 3 yr. old, 7.1. Mr. Koodrabaner Spector, by Phantom, 3 pa old, 7.1. Mr. I.roor's c. by Seyon.ino, 3 yrs old, 7.1. Mr. Houldcworth's Vllll4llll Ow Thud, 3 yrs obi, 7►l. G. Go newcomer Effie Drama, 3 yr• olil,6st. 1111 b. Mr. Butch. is b g Miry Bachelor, 3 yrs old, 6.1. 101 b. Lord Jrrary'• e. by Orville, 3 yr. old, not 10Ib. Lord Hon.*. Z. ..11., 3 yr. oitl.-6.1 10Ib Mr. Senator,3 'lb old. 6.1 101 b. Mr. Andrews's f. by Walton, 3 yrs old, 6.t. Plb. 41.1tICUL7111(E. TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE CARLISLE JOURNAL. Woo kincon Hall, Nov. 30, 1018. SIR-1 inn silmirOsiNthrlsigh the medium of your widely-ex tended. Pap r,ufgiving puidieity to (be result of In its fur the purpose of ascertaining the vompaa mice work perfoi mill by oxeii and horses in ploughing. I have long been a strenuous, Ilsouzli, I am sorry to say, au 1110/11CCIs.ful advocate fur em ploying WWII in Ilw plough. The pro justice which prevails against oxen in not cootiocil to 1t.., ter of the kingdom. Not very stoisly yeani ag•t, Mr ('ok o'l4 a. hostile to the use of the iix as lie is now friendly. tors 1-Vllllllle ha. hail, as it kave,a powerful cfi.cl iu eoilut ing the prejudices of others firtween SualTham aiiil ~,,, a lIIWAIICe 01 little tonne than lb in. , a, I lora last year $0 us ploughs at wo,k. Out a recent visit to the tltu•stiou of how far it Will advantageous to employ taco was di•cnssrd. My Enrol, Mo. Rennie, abuse reputation is .0 deservicily high all a gaud tat suer, c pleiely g.. 1 the het ier a 411 the us %111111.1411 natinct 11 in favour of working ox'n, by v.gitu tn 4, nit. to state the at/.k they were able to pet form 1 its so seiroble of the necessity of tieing emoishril n sib Iles information, heftier 1 11111111 hope to overcome the prejniliees of any prat• heal farm r, that 1 resolved to lose uu time in having it poiperly am:PO:med. Accident accelerated the C-111 yilig my lives into exit noon. The progress of my ploughing on my •• torn fill tio Akin of exp. elation, that I illretled a fold of 111 acres to he set off in 'cedar otirtiiiiis for nine horse and five ux plunzlis. The bosses hail trim acres emr, and the oxtu four moil Olive quarters. The bursts finished their work in eleven days and a half each; some were eleven, others twelve day. ;lout it. %Villimm Ewes and our other mot finished their'. m n vin day. and a half; the usher three were eight day, ; and one a lotty, Ke who tau. sent to the SClloolir tarn' from its' Dublin Society, nine days Part of the ground (which was MI oat stubble broke fa waste the first crop) was much overrun with grass, which greatly impeded the proper:y lay Ili.: the fursoa. The stones were also a I barrier. 11a deriture lions lite Setouse is about two miles; sloe uxeu were a 1111111 hall a moo of their work. %%Iwo this was Mashed Ih'•y were removed la a liehi of teat stubble of !linters. acre. Win. Ewes plrted three wed a half in five days. Wm. Smith, ditto. John GlOl4lll, ditto, five days and a half Ki•ue in seven days. last meet, days fonr rot ploughs have finished 22 acre, of clover leis. The mum, whilst employ. d MI the new enclosure, laid out and had turnip on or .►s. They have ►nice been taken in. Ido nut lector, ib y have done inure work than what they were regularly in the habit of performing Their food is as massy turnip , as they will eat, Sevres 110111 Ida ot• strew ; and a 141.111 s and a half of steamed chaff, with row ounces of tall per slay. With the exception of tw., the Mien were all reared at 11.. Scherwre, sat the short-liorned firre,l--.whi c h. on trial, are equial to any D. von or Derefords I ever had. I I.olllolellee Working ahem la•ture they are two years old. The oxen work the same hours as looses I shall fu.lear off., rug any calculations as it/ cost of f. sling, Or the deltritiratloll ul horses, and the illiprorrintid sal sxru till they reach six years Old. The advantage of horse uver ox !Amor appears to be sale fon. th, against %Melt is to be set the differ, life of feed, &c I ni.,11 Hut In lead any man's jorlgnient, hut rein desirous of retorrisig the question to the result of soy Milt ellTtiftliotle. I behest. f.•w will question that, in ronsemsence of the wet ness of our e ~ imatr, we err able to employ our ploughs a sixt► le►s m iii. course of the yeau than iis the soul hero parts of ibis empire. The consequence us, that we siri- c.,.npellc.l to have. ■ greater roles. to work the same quaiitily of ►lwdd say by one fourth. That we suffer by havirig our crisps too lung delay. d in the apsiug le, I believe, generally admitted. If, therefore, all extra force he 'wet rotary, Ow questing* What is the ch. aryl mode of furniahlog it ? Hitherto, far mers' to a limited amount have rojoyell au flaltil." 0 " hula the full dilly tio agricultural looms. This allow:Jere was, in the last S.•s►run of Parlour...lth Continued for another year. 'l•he question will in ■ few months te;ois tome ler the ctopilimite of the Legislature. I ti ant the justice of the ease will operate iu cuutinurnx It, or to. tally alarlislithic a tax sil mtlircssive ttiol burdrusum• to agricultiore. It reeommerols, how. ver, the spicstirm of einporying oxen very forcibly so the comoderathin of the farmer. I have stated for result of the weak performed as fairly as I ans able. 1 have seen the proitidiera of both men and wariness got the. better of at 110 Stlemsr. The complaint of tlie• last two years has beret, that I had re. duced niy ruinlllllllelll of mom for horses, owl I have• Own)s been and am .80%0 ilic, die penult is OM diStallt wbr n a pew. ti tttt rf risers will be found on every farm. I aveir myself of this opportunity to say a word or two oil the subject of salt. I rejoice to hind 110 trial* of 11 Orr oath!. Mit. In 111.111ittaill to what I have fornierly slated ill laVuiir of it, I am now enabled to add, that out of fifty ahrw•ling Deimos killed this winter at the Schouse, the whole have been per fectly sound. Previous to the %air I.f salt it was rare to find a liter that was nut Mitre so less tainted. The cattle and horst* are coniusiswit us Ilie free use of salt. LIMO, at the Sclitosse I have givell six ounces ter day to win k•lionws —four with steamed potatoes—two wills steamed chat': I fully expect it will operate pith erfully horn. a greasing. In the cuurM• Of a few mouths I shall he able to speak more dereltally on the subject. I find the addnrund quamlity of CM SO far 111 Perre tartishly well with the horses. The general 11 , e of salt will out only br found highly beneficial to the agriculturist, but will for mall so large an ad_ dittoes tai Ihe smolint Of the salt-tax as to justify and cell fur the reduction of the duty ill far. • sir Its., public at large.— atoms htiy thousand tons is that pay duty all Great Itri. talus. It salt weir p ii. rally applied to the tenting of cattle, the consethipliou would real h six limes that aisruiiiit, and littidftre, al live posurils n too, a ►um • qiiivalrest to Die pre. sent oppressive and unequal tax, rn allots a labourer pays a sixth wort of his earnings, a Mist the Ora leaf du out pay more than from Zioo to 1000th part tan this usidisperisable ne cessary of life. I sin you' a , n.e. CURIVEN. IRELAND. DUBLIN, inccuirrt 12. It is mulch to he regretted that U riir con tinuer severely iitilisposid; so mulch ►o, that the Throne will be ileprivsil of her valuable services this evening. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. BELFAST TOWN MEETING. The adjainned Meeting 4t Brlhist uu Nion , laF, war moat notittriourly and resproahly att. wircl. The 6.llowing Resolutions were adopted inutnt. ninutily : Resolved-111qt we feel it a duly we owe to the irate mot harmony of Irishmen, to approach the I.ezoilaiiite oilb our cattiest prayer that it may take into itg coto.olcrittiun the jostire and policy of an Immediate and total lepeal of that part of the penal cock which on the statute book Arnim., • Catholic fellow 11064 Esauteed—That whilst we.inrcrelp sympathise with our Catholic ruaiitil men in the fr. ling of their pni;tii.sl gen c amera, we d.sellarge only an imperative obligation imposed on UP by the dictates of conscience, and the voice of Mona oily ; and that whilst ae earnestly join with turns in their tonstiluti I exertions to obtain their tonal and unqualified emancipatiou,tre are adopting the liest means of pr. ling and coneolididing the permanent inticesta of the British Empire. Resolved—That we bail wills heartfelt joy the bright prinpret of a wise, enlightened, and impartial Adrniutara tion, which lead.; us to hope, that the slay is nut Nl' ilistant when the spirit of religion, mud political pteseeutiun shall be banished front our imintry fur ever, and when all these odious d i stincti on s. which have PO Imtg degrad.d our ualurnl c o roner, shall disappear and be buried in eternal oblivion. Item,lveil—Tiist it is our most fervent wish, that lielsnd would ni this moment, so auspicintes to its liberty. respect fully cu ll N um the lirmerisl Lettislamer in. the total ',peal of all those kW% whirl. still exclude one Cutholic country. Own r, om th e benefits nt the Constitution, CW11'111(441 as we are, the communication of rtpi.l rights to all our comitry men. of all echelons ilenosimisiiiins, is the IWSi d tt ice of the throne. and the most fruitful source of ►treuCth 41i.d happlui..s to the ctupire. wrxrono. DV:CENSER 10. We are very much ciii.cerned to state, thst, on Tursdat night, a milt h-cow, the property of Stephen Ifitriter, of Little Closiard, was inhumanly hnughed. This ravage set was attended with eir. cumstances of a loom aggravated tinter,. The on fo-ruoitte owner of the mutilated animal is Is poor industrious individual, and of a totally itidffeueire itloot , King. George, of Cork, lotion with wheat, owl bewail to Livvrimol hunt Clortarkilty, o a rs v, ft CLC4I on I Ilt• great Sallee Isldad, on Sotur dat• tuglit—criw raved. Part of the cargo will be got our. On Sunday night the hr:g Umion. of frirlerord, struck on Ihr Smith flank. sit the vas/rafter into our 11.1rbotir. Tile crew i% sae, but the vessel end cargo, It i% hired, will he lo.t. The 1164 Sarah. or ‘Vorkinivoo. 11.thert unit.ter, from St..lnlin's, New Biii..4wiek, to (;Le... row, wa‘i also driven Ott Shore tin Ssltift:lV tlig!.l, at Tarianislintie. She had prey ttttt sly ~truck on a melt at tur tialtre Island, where she Wag abandoned hr the crew, who landed in safety sit Greelinre Point. It is expected ilnit tlie ebirL4n will be saved. but fears art entertained for the safety of the veml. 11./1.1 e: DIAT.3IIIIrIt 10. Within the spare of the fiat lostiiittlit no less thou three attempts were made to rob the post-boy conveying the mail from this town in Ballititicargy, cmitaitiimg the I)ntilin Mail for Balltiicsrgy, Cole. hill, and 11,11) . m:shoo, together with the by-letters for Isola towns, hut through the vigilance of the boy. the moil was each time inetwrved, and brought in safety to its destination. On Thursday morning lost, the r , liber so far succeeded, its taking the post. hag of Hugh Titite, of Stoma, L.q. whicii, we are happy to learn, contained nothing of importance. Ou Mioalay last, when near Rallinacargy, the post boy recognised his old friend looking out of a cabin, of which hr gave immediate itif Thou to Francis Well, of Rockbrook, E.q. who >rnt a constable aid had hint aiiprrhetided, and before whom the pol.t•hoy has sworn positive examinatioos; lie calls tomsell'Oeorge Couloir, by is sue a !tackler; he has been committed to the trafil of this town, to übide his trial at the next Assizes. A Prisoner named Patrick I'ecorlisk,• confined in the gaol of this tow's, under the rule of transporta tion, attempted to cut his throat, by making a deep incision with hit razor, but was I•rt vented from a ti s n4l perpetration of the met by the 1 2 6w:tent con fined ist the same cell ; and through the humsue attention of Doctor Middleton, there is every hope of las recovery. UNREGISTERED ARMS. —On Thursday last P. Keehn, a tithe proctor to the Rev. Mr. Dennis, was convicted in the penalty of la ►terling, -be fore John C. Lyons, E. 1. seneschal of this manor, fur Isiviiig in his pos•ea.iuu (without being duly re. gistered), and exhibiting a pistol, in order to en. force a surrey of pait of the lands of Virdetarowo, iU the occupation of Francis P. Smyth, R , q. Keene, in defence, produced a written document from the R. Mr. Dennis, a Magistrate for this county, dated in January, IMI7, empowering him, as him tithe-agent, to curry arms in the execution or his employment, which plea, however, was adjudged to be completely tougatoiy. CORN EACH/INGE. DuLmant IG. In ronwegnence of the continued large arrivals front abroad, and a considerable quantity of grain hit over fr o m lasi day, the sales this rthirning in the Wheat trade wile heavy at Muedsy's priers, and vriiere the soles were toned, lower prices taken. Oat. weie dill, and Is. per roarter lower. Harley ■nd Beane have also a very dal, sale. In Prase, and other kinds of grain, there is no a [term lion. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign IVlleat ti2s Grcy Pease Sts SR. Fin. ditto ........lON 7S. Fine ditto ..... 70, English Wheat ....54b4 Ms Tick Wane . &ls :2, Fine ditto 74 78: Old ditto Old ditto —a —s Small ditto "Ss 80, Rye Fine ditto ........ 58. , Fred o a t, lOs 33s Barley 4S. 52e Fine ditto .. BO.. 66. New ditto Malt $O4 Fin.. ditto ...... 981 White Pi ItSe 0)01 ler% 1.;11. 70. Fine ditto Fine ditto . 34::18+ Poland ditto 34e 40. Fine ditto 39% 4le Potatoe ditto 40. 42e Rape Seed, per Inst _44/ h2l Fine Flour fin. tiSe Serunds . 55. 80. COAL MARKET. Orcrmstß 16 S.tip■ Mitrket %loop- ...aot Irr ' • ... R 9 Neuf-4101e 20 Nllllllerlaml i Eizin 1 11311/cell IV4 L INT!: L LIG E E. PORTO4OI7III, neminrit 15. Arrived the Demt•rrra packet, V nAbl.s, 'man London, Cur Demerara ; mid Rosario from •el ifte. rAt.liolITII, orcfmant 13. A &reel the Industry, Tr.dri, from Teneriff, for A rn , t. rJam. Sailed the Lee and Heron, 0.. MARGATV, DECEMIIPIt 15. Pril hark yesterday the Royal Sovereign, Gibbs, !ions Loll dots, fur Rotterdam, for shelter. nrAr„ nrcF.mara 15 Contr. !'ma from the River Nat qaalefi, the C twin, for Ja.tctie.. ; Vt'...k•.. 111 1.,,, taaraiug the achuoner l'otifir Motet's, H4,lmrb, L. Para. The Active. Chisel, from St. Tve.orshurth, fir Bristol, lost an anchor and eabel last siirlit in the Mims. and re main.. GRAVISTND, DICIMU?R 15. Sailed tlie Abcona, Lewis, fur Dublin; England, 6 , r flemilgiy; Stranack, for °taint!, and Catharine Green, Holland, for Jamaica. COWES, nrcEmarß Sailed yesterday the Porto:Nese ship illllo4l . llCt4,iis, from 11:iaborgli to Opt,/ to, which pul iu here 12th October, leaky. wATFRTORD, DECrXRIFIt 12. The Aueklanil, Milford packet. has bronchi in here the Master and crew of the John nod Marv, of Knitsle, Daniel INWRon, from B rha en, for So:meta. with copper ore, rinnolvrell on the 3d in Cardigan Bay. 'I he Auckland also taw on the Bth Iwo vessels nn shore al the 4i tees; on of Ara we understand to be from Col k to 1.1)04)1, with wheat—cargo ilischarKilig. The 'Flmry, Blake, which sailed from this for London on She 4th, with hotter and haeoii, put finch off the h•irh•oir, with Inns of boom, jib boom, 1111 d top edli 1,11 , 1 was boarded oil the 9th off Browii•tnwii ad by Ili, Cerolinv pilot-boat; but nut haring since entei ed the h irl she is hulopoet-d lo have borne away for sum , port to the westward. The WHlerfOrd, Davis, arrived un the 7th at rorlsiba..titli, from Canlipm. The Commerce, Jenkins, from Yonehill to Liverpo,il. was rtin down 4111 ilw 2.1 instant, six !copies to the E.N.E. of Them, the Captain drowned, the rest of the crew saved. LORRY, DECEMBIR 7. The brit, Suntan. Burton, of W110(.1,4411, iiinhi r from America fur Sliga, was wrecked on the s coast of Sky, on the morning of the 30th nit: after the crew Ann duned hi r fwites arc all sltr), the vessel to o k fire, which, with the casco, is entire]) ruo.unted, es.cilitiiik is few pules of I r. The brig Traveller, Dixon, of Whitt.haven, hits plot into Loch Slappen, in this Isle, after encountering heavy cal., of wind on her passage from Limerick to Liverpool, withAst damage. BIRTHS. On Moutlay, the 14th 11101111, in St. Jatne,tht.%qttare, her Grace the If/u_cht , ts of St Allr of • suit. (le the 10th instant, at Kiii.ekitren, in the county Wi at onal". Ireland, Lady Levi llge. of a iLliaghter. At Palace. MIT, behind, 'Bra. Bernard, wife of T. Ba yard, Esq. Aleuiber fur the kiiig's County, ut a ..011. DEATHS. On the 29th ult. at Paris, in his 63d year, the Rev. John 11 A. Rector of Hepworth. in Suffolk, mid formrrly Fellow of Kitties College, t antbi edge; B A. 1778, 11.1. 1788. The living is in the patrotiace of the Ptoyost and Fellows of that Society. Mr. 11.113 d hecn at chuich in the afternoon of the above day, and return , t 1 home appnr. , ifily as will ait rein; he went to bed, was seised with apoplexy, sod .pired alutoet instantly. Mr Hayter had long liee:t i mplotril i.e unrollingthe lietetilaneum Manuscripts, and had as Chaplain to the Prince Regent, to suppoit him au his learned researches. Sunday senniglit, in his 14th year, Lieut. 3. N. lltu of the 43d seglutrut, and see.mil son of Liens : General RO. buison, of Demon-hall, Suffolk On TilllltAbly Pe ' unight, aged 24, Sagan, wife of Mr. nickel-A. !•uigeon, and daozbler of John Ad 6wn, aq. Mr.don. On the 2Alh nit. at Bishop i'Vearmoutb, in the counts of Durha•n, to his 45th 'year, George Wilson Mea4les. F.•q. She Bsityrapht rof Dr. Paley, and Author of " Memoirs uC Algernutt S,tlney." HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT lON HON- RR I HGE. Morning SO aft 4. I Evening 8 afirr S. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rank Stork..." 9.64 I Ex. 80118,2... II 16 8 3 per Cent. ad.• 77a I 13 pr. 31 per Cent 86ii,t I blurry TIVICA% 21/ 4 per Cents.... 95 94i Onissium........ 1 pr. Book L. Amu .. 201 20 I Co". for Ate. 79! Irish 5 per Cetst 106 1 I 7811-1,2 India Bonds-79 77 pr. I SUPERIOR A DVILP. IT is 41111041 We to orzr 1,1, "lien, or with ton much force, the necessity, when Medical or Surgiral 4slvice becomes requisite, of applying to professional wen of ackuowledged skill and well.erresed celebrity Though every one assents to this remark, yet there are few who fol low it practically, and ',limbs rs are every ii.iy ill, victims of inexperience and ernpis trim. The sure' se which has acc,m puttied us in our long established practice is the most satis factory proof of our prof ssional skill, as it is the most une quivocal pledge of the publiccoillidence. Our reputation is the result of thirty y ears surcessful practice in dd. m e m. putts, and is too well founded to esquire adv. ts:it:srus aid ; during that period, some of the most distinguished tont in the country have been under our care, and hate furnielnal, by their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfactory tea timonisla of our superior skill and experience. Situctiotaid by every priviieze to pi Retire, sus regularly educated Sor rento. :Remises. of the Royal Colleges' of Loudon and Estea bore:, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, in which last capacity we hair had the most favourable •pportisnoiss of contrasting the practice of other countries with nor own, se have been enabled, from these multiplied adrantages, to ac quire that certain experience as well as prompt 11W411, of re lief, whleh, in a more obscure and less diversified practice, it is altogether impossible to attain. In all Cases of Wcuereol Infection, and iu every Complaint of Debility and Deficiency whether arising from the infatuation of youth, long agairlilice iu warm climates, flee living, or any other cause pridleriog a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patieut may r. 't a speedy restoration to sound and vicormis health. Sts t. I ..t's of the Urethra of fro and twenty years' dorsi too, hese yielded to our superior plan of treatment in the sl:ort Imo itr' three weeks ; many of these cases had rreett.ode l•ren 1141 th r the care sit Messrs. Rome :Ind Reaviside, :toil ochre Suwons of etlttll eminence, who attempted their cu., by ti.. apnltert a of he lunar caustic a.l hoot suer. as. To the Female Sex it will he consolatory to know, this they may he cur d or those Debilities whim h defeat cuticeptiou, and sap the fosiolstion of connubial felicity We may he ronsolted by Patients of either Sex with Ike greatest delicacy, secresy, and ho ~,,,, r, at our house, 1.....107, Hation.gorden. Terms of remuneration are plainly at 'tell fir the first ittlerslew. Patients in the Criontry staling the pnrtirnlars of their &Ise, enclosing x remittance fur Advice mint ‘lrdieines, will have Mar un, givrn irr sirit parts sif the isurld. (U KI E and l 4) Sufglol.4, Nlenthers of the I:.,r t i Col:re. of London and Elinbtirzli, alad formerly iu his Nlmje%W. Service, Nu 107, Hallrn• garden. LONDON: Rioted atm l'ut.ltalled at lb , Office. No. 127, Nis ..nd *Herr A , ,ve.ilgesuEA. au. ',owed, and Ulm* 1,164, must be nfielressed.—C. Nu_ 1, C rment't 100 , Pr;lticr —J WIMTE No 117. St.au,l, • Pobl•.tie•. j