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lit Mow with Ma clenched hand in the left side. He and PPireta. ether iwraeout interfered, and *wild have gives: the De:. ud.int Imo ihn'tnehnly of the watch, of he Mel nod elven his nd.lreei. H. iris a perfect eireuvr to troth the Comple,sirsit And tlw Mr. Edw.tr.l Hertrawl, .1 $2, tuetune.wruare, 3titturies eorrsitrur It,YI ihr evuletice,4 the last willies, Alit. man Hint n .q.bwrvrol. hr !houghs this a pr u ne► rare to g.. 1., She S• %.11.1 1 1.1. luf lir SI WWI to hr pas.ed user, tnl WO. 111111 Wlllll.l hi . .6f. io walitnec YIN• sirerip. mid he was pore the Court and .Itiry wsould ',hew Iltrie whlwnr. ne, of Ow nn. nunebsorin of I h .sunh He therefore or.l, tell Iban he Or feud:int should .4 hail for los spprarsuce al the 8111.11/1111. 110W•+7111.1.7 11%404114V .ilezawaer Lao Kaye was hennth , f" ill° 4116 " by Bona the eissyst4b4, who had hrru w priosteit of I up ward. of twelve mouths, ue, cbarge• of various frauds It app•ared that about IR nwilths 11111 . 1. Ibe Kintner ;tired a hone and chake of Mr Alr.shasn ry stable kreprr, to lint Ison.orert, Holtourn, with w torts, h•sw 5..., hr ah•ronsle,l, soul ettishl n o t he 1 1' 1 1( 10 1111 Y 410 . 1 ' 18 7' lie i s skis rharcril with fransla at 0014461 ms and touter Bonito... ambits?. bon, found a 101 miter of tooter, porport in:: to lw of the Thortehory New limit, GlgoisertarrAtirr, to allow 501 which he said were r 'volt hiss by a loan of - 11 w none of Choke, whirls name oportsre.l 3'3 the omit:lsnot. to 11w notes, hot they ale yoposowsl to be forr:esl. A fisrsolorh.sess bill far 201. was also Coosa oleo' hum, sop. pored 10 lw u OW same Ile was r lamed for Nether exanilrition. Irmo. Hugond ova% chiiriewil with towiteliiiiir ''ev uu p n. p . r 111441114.1. to J u hoi V. right, out of the 04.54•• 1.. for I) (fire, He was nrJcred to find Emil or be coonsitte4l. QUEIN•64/VARV. FELONY. trainer Il l' iikiHßOPl allll.lolln linker unilerwrat as. evemini t; "11 a ritUrtZtt of itht.llll( 1 Cll.Olll/111, soillAhoutie ahuul ZOlO/ shirt-pion., the protiwrly of Alt. flatlet. Whc slly, as : s i, It.titultrr turd jeurlttrr, s 1 1.134.111111 Cf Is Tits Prowtorrr olo s is.rul rllt.trer, and wire commiiled fur or s %al 33 33 4111111. V.) 111Lrsday lam. WORSIOP.STREVT. SHAMEFUL OITTPAGE. On ffisteerelav last, Mr. May, the vestry clerk, and several respretable inhabitants or St. Nlaftlitev's, Betlenstereen, ap plied to the lotting %lactate-ate at this office, fur %ulster under the fallowing aggravated co cestrostaticeo : Mr 11.ov staled, that on Friday Isat ;Christmas hay) 05010 twelve &check ise tbt foresaw's', the beleehiteseds were musty annoyed by a multitude of nearly 2,000 persons (remaining of .0111, of Ilse must sleperate and Is pelted thirsts ` , who had ise the ILitonlost fields for the purpose of elsog.fightuag, Ste. and to add to this amuse wrest, another arrow of brutality presentee' itself, that of a bowl bull, which had been drove from the mat-shwa at Hack• very, and had been running wild through the different streets In the *wortrierelis the whole of the tauntint.— lt thought highly necessary to scrod fur the office'', when a resew of spiciwl constables repaired to tit spot The tomb hie/nett a knowledge of their arriiiaf„ had pro %lonely 1,04.1.41 two pockets whelk flint stones, awl un the •pprworls sef Ilse offices a a most desperate conlict ensued the bull tow. iiiirsitly makiieg his appearance amongst them. The 311011111 weer fly nig in all directions, the mob relVestillt at the *AMC time. A %lune struck Mr. May, jun. a special toenataltle, a v:olent Mow on the head, which levelled him to tlw !tooled. Al lenetle ll,r sorreireled, with great dialetilty, in driving them feeone the fields. It is a general practice us every Son e s) Jorisag the year. Mr Revue, the silting Magistrate, said he could olio no theee;t: ot the caw, is there was nu tote in custodv, hut if 'my of ter offenders were lomeght before hint, he would punish them to the rate entity of tlw law. 11.11R41011011011 STREET . MOT IN ST. Gll.l.:i'S. TIo• *tester pars of the morning was occupied in Lea rius z tli‘t Altsl deciding upon wound. and sears, arisin4 lilt of Christ ohms 11.40:iy-makinig, but one of them u.is of a count 144trazma• _ _ !.r.•.' of the names of Stellivam, Caitiff... nod Ilamillon, were rhaiged with wounding • %swim. 80, 8.41111.11 IA 1111 AI .1, at the 4041 r u( St Ildes's eat e Oto timidity night. Severs! hundred percuos wiry sioesail. 81, ill, whole lay having ben spent in roiling. One or the thlesolants, who had IM fur, been cons irted, and &offered • 1.880, terns of uupnwowrot, began to quiz Lconard on the he rot 888 hos new p4rodi coal; and on meeting a roues repi), he knocked the watchman down with a bludgeon, rod 141.1 t, mph" open in a dangerous manner. A general 182181 took pl4er, unit Ihr offices of the peace overpowered the nosh, and sueceedra in apprehending the Defendants. '1" bey rest committed lo default of bad. LAMIIPTII Yesterday Jaw Wifeless ad ilt leaking fellow, was brought op ill the erolody of an 01Beer, Atom the watehAnnse, th4rce,: by John blarksteke, • private belonging to the 3.1 rrginscia of Foot Gisarole, with having robbed him on the k!ne• highway Of a wirer otteiLil, him property, presented to him in nteinornilou of the battle of WRIPTI4iO. The Prosecutor sidt d, lbat un Ssintday nirht last, shout nine o'clock. ke was walking Wittig Rosemary.lare with se. v. rat of his cuseirsrlca, who perceived the Prisoner following fiscal fur AVOW ilistattte. Oa their arrival near the Minories, Ihr walrhnun tinsel ed them to be rueful of their medals ; Ito a moment after tEe Prisoner rushed he on them, shtick r o to r , awl. laying nohl of Isis medal, sore it from his hrcasE, mei I can away, por.uril by the cry of " stop thief!" sod hr was stopped by the watchman. 41.1 searching him the medal was ant found. The Prisoner was rvinanticil. On Morals; and Tuesday. Micumrt. EVELYN, 1:o11 Coroner of the lily o f W e i r d er' ', h e m all I.l9lleSt On the 1104 of C:11/thin ROGE RS, who was k.11,r1 on Sunday byx blow from Wiftioni Akock, MY 'motioned by u. on Monday. The oilduirood c.icuniOnlices dna tianspired nu the inquest Arr unimportant. l aptxht KoCFRS was iutoxa alyd ; Alcock solwr. They met on the flagging of ilw giiiiy. flourati was repeatedly troublesome to Alcock, as hr had just before been to ethers.— Alcock pure with him good humouredly at first ; afterwards finding I too teeziog, he requested lion to theist, and at length in a moment of blun t ttttt gave the Cita blow that precipitated him flout the elevated flagging down tipon the jirvedieus— front time to eternity. Fur the purpose of ,ohtaina to.: the fullest information, the head of Captain Itncxx, was opened by Dr. Bkiscoei an cello.. droved Surgeon ; the internal appearance *as such as might lie expected front the blue/, the rail. and tonisicatian. Verdict—" William Alcock, of said city, (lid with his sielit hand strike the deceased a blow on the right side of his neck. whrtelv he then and there instantly died." The wife of w rrsl►ectehle tradesmen in Leith, from I.4vrrot k 11411 k, west of Newhaven, yeAterthey !waning, at nine o'el. cit, being full title. Liens, of the Royal Navy, who lives in the urigh t•.nnh. 0.1, being itinnisell of the citcum•truce, int Ittrtli,stely repaired to the bench, still with the elm euntiige of a Brih►h threw li.vo -1-11 44, roomy to the urgent ctorroties of his wile; ►metalled to rear !nog the hotly, which MN% at I A.! 150 yard. In the WA, suit brOtlght it 1.1 •••lit,1•1 'lir astmffiblunirtit of m sousithri of •Iwt•titiol4. was u.rJ by mech.:4l g•illir.tivis nu 4-1 %i,n, eftrr iw.. hums' emisboalt cxerbom of I:ir Its .1U1.:11 rrsrr, halyuly r uccrrdrd sis •t,:. k . 4 animation. rims the itif.ther ol q 1:1rQe• I 11111'y lirra 'saved I , ma a 'watery grim-. 'rho I' .ist.tict ..f Le-site-wine Lawn> N droerve. the highest I.se hilimratioti.—(Edinburgh Papery THE LABOURING POOR. Mr. ARTHUR YOUNG. ion letter dated Bradford Hill, Sept. 2. 1811 i, thus write,": " In the Comities of Rutland and Lincoln, the practice is Su attach land to cottage... AA fficirtit to support that bre , of cows which the s winger is able to purchase; they are teseents to the chief 1111111)kirdi, tied not .tilt• tenants to far mers ;.yet these hitter are very generally friends to the artem well they milt Ito on, for tiw poor's rates are 'wet to nothing wheuvomparesi wills suck as are friend 111 parishes wherein line idvalst.sgetles ryo,trust iv not established. Is liar late 'aloof , imisserra made by the Mar., of Agriculture • the Attie of the lahouring Noir IN mighoot the kingdom, many personas were written to who resole in the districts where this system is rommoss and it was footed by their replies, that the practice stands the test 4.f protest distress. as well as it the opposite diflieolties of ext.ente scarcity It is twirls to be regretted that au admirable an example is but copied in every part of the kingdom. lie those counties where no suck practice is met with, it is very rare indeed to meet with n taboo.. I Vi WI has saved any mu nay, their reliance is entirely oil the parish, and their pre. sent earnings dissipated at the nle.house. Not so its Lin. rulmhire; the men who wish to marry sate their money to buy cows ; and girls who tireign to have husbauds take the same means to wore them. Sobriety, industry, and cm n y are (hit. set 55E051, and children are trained from their infancy to lb. rullivslinu of a garden and attending cattle, its , teatil of stating with unemployed spinning-wlytels. No 0 4 ' 1 .11 call better deserve ilor atietiti 111 l of men of cowl lees tole landed properly If some change of mauagement, drei Pi" iii its stature, does Not take pla , e, 1111.. e lie increase till they will absorb the whole landed an venue of the kingdom." MR. 31f YNELL'S MOUNDS. Mr. Wanell's bounds lias, hail some excellent runs This (1.11' , 111. Oil Satin,lay last they threw off at Black Slough, NIA 1.11111 full ; ahrty; after a •load burst, they earthed him. An atierupt was mad.. to dug him out ; hut considering it labour 10 vain, the hound* were ordered home, and nearly all the hinseinen hail dispersed. A few minutes afterwaida gine of the !unsettle,' infurnitil Mr. Meynell that they were close h. the ft.,. ; and in a m .it, as it were, he bolted within fifty yank of the pack. What afforded those present a gra tifying algid was, the leading hound being within a few yards of his brush, until lie reached the cover, which he passed through, and went away in very tine style for Shay'. of Seedy Mill ; then turned fur Haunch Hall, ant: f thence to the left, for laingdois Church, by Mr. Ward's house, and off to Armitage ; then turtling to the right, lie gallantly crossed the itarigatiuu at Handset-re, c r ossing the enclosures, and passing She heat of High Bridge, hr ran along the side of the river, a twre the scene wax beau tifully gratifying. Hr then crossed an arts of the river, ran throngls Mr. Lane's shralibery and plantation, and across the Lichfield and Hr ley read, fur Orgreave. It was now so stark that no horseman dare ride to stop the hounds, and they were left running, and no doubt killed, as the scent lay well. It was a hard slay, Ike fences being tryiug bulb fur meu and harses.—(Liclyield Paper.) FOUNDERED HORSES. ['ROM ♦ CORRESPONDENT.] The operation for the cure of founds red horses by exci- I • of about two Mehra of lbw principal nerves on each stole of the pastern joint, has succeeded admirably, and it is to he lamented that it is not more ceuerally known noel prewiesed. Mr. Sewell, the Assistant Professor at the Velma:try Cotlege,llolo has the exclusite ellstm to this inn pi trrent-tit, in the course of the last IN months performed the Q1,44.'1.11 on above 100 horses with umforns success, except, per 1,41.0, in two or three instanees,in which there was a very CAI organic disease of the foot. As uu former occasions of splendid discuees ter, so in the pitmen', detraction has circu lated a member uf misrepresentations; but the best answer is the work done since the excision. Although the operation requires anatomical knowledge, it is very simple. It con sists in 1 . 1 eee se tg down upon the trunks of the nerves which enter the foot in contact with the arteries on each side of either the small ur bilge past/enjoin.. and then removing a piece of the 'wive. A few mimes after the operation, the animal walks sod time like a sound horse, who just before could scarcely move at all, and then in extreme pain. The principle is obvions; it is that of se eeeee viug the conductors of stn.:thou from the disease to the brain. The division of the arteries accompanying the nasal is carefully avoided. The diseases of the foot in this wry cured, are too various to mention; it is adapted fur all of them. As a case in poisot.it may be well so mention, that Stafford O'Brien, Esq. uf Illasherwyeke, near ibis place, had a horse (of no valuer whatever frost, Isi• extreme lameness a short time since) ope rated upon by 11r. Thomp.on, the veterinary surgeon of Oakhans, and the success of the operation has been such, that from being quite a cripple, he is now perfectly sound, and equal bulls in speed anti in fencing to most of the horses in Lord Lonsdale's hunt.—(.fareforel Paper.) IVAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE. roarsmourn, gunmen ”. Yeaterilay arrived the Charles, Dupree, (rum Bengal for Haerr,/nul pasnrri through (IM Corea, uul ()re maths. • Pot back Ike Hope, Lore, fur London. To-day arrived the cutter Vigilaut, from a cruise. Sailed ►ie Sir George Osborne trausport for Cork. PLYMOUTH, DCCEIIIIIVI 28. Remain its Hamtsate—baspiegisaitit., Windwor Castle Sit. It Iwslt, raitisatiunatre, Arab, Fri set, Sea Lark, Dwarf, Berea fond, Fux. Lynx, Wolf, aad Al ihr lu Ihr Sound—Spartan and Leven. FALMOUTH, HVCRMBISH 25. _ _ Ar►ised the Doke of Afarihornukh packet, with ■ wail front Lisboa, in thirteen days; Shadcomh, Rocker, from Loudon for tiw Cape of Guud Hope, and some other Out ward burial vessels mAawww, DECIMISZR 27. The Jose Dwanling, Mulder, from Antwerp 1 ' ur London, was stranded ins tins Kentish Kauek nu Friday last—crew carol by • collier brigand arrived Isere. LvMtmcrrux. TMCFMIBM 27. Arrived the Lame (rose Jamaica, with ilispeichee fur Earl Railesmi awl the Achativalty, which were here from her. The Lorne left Jamaica est the 15. b, aml Havasuall es the 251 h November. WHITBY, DECEBBtB Q. The sommer Gargaff Castk. was ruts foul or yesterday between Flawilsermegh Head and .dearborotteb, by Ike Far ago.. of Arbroath; the rums" souk, crew saved by the lat ter. Which vessel is said to he sweets damaged, end is now in our Moods aml will etnar into harbour meet tide--thr weather was fuggy. DIAL. DVC MUnt 27: Yeetee.lay eerieerl end pallid few the River, the Arnphi• trite, hurtleek, frum leucriffe ; rtud Juhn r kluirbtaiti, frugal 1.141.1 arrived awl rail►d for the Hirer, the Centurion, Flewle, from Calcutta ; Bombay Alrrehant, Clarkwm, from !Mutiny; slraaw►ll, Morita'', from Alexandria ; Smoot, ilsilinine, from l.►ahorn ; sitdian, Ruston, from Fermium; and Gmusisortore Kerry, --, Irmo Nt w thlearia. Came down from the Hiatt earl Bailed Ihr I..iyirtn, Mar. Mr Ceylon and Calcutta ; Jerrie, Freeman, lur Cork aid J3M1111.11 ; &Wolk, Album, fur Cayenne; Ellin, Hue. piprtl, Mr it 'sty. Also ratted the Clarkson, Roos, for De merara. roan. isrcrxera 23, Testerihie nerived the Cans; imday arisen' Gone trans. nits rrt of the I:dh, 391 h, and 91st regiments on 0.t.0.1„ fr. in l'ortnnonth. wArcntono, nrcFmasft '22. Amer,' the Mary ■nd Deity. Lanmbart , true Wrztonl to nait.unpe o, st tilt nuts, havian'shifted her eirgo, but cc• a 41, it ry Willtr d. rage, , CORONER'S INQU EXT.. EXcr.ssivp, DRINKING. Yesterday eventsix His Inquest was held at the Ti man tree, Redfordhory, un the body of Nlr.Cosistsistiue Malloy, aged 39 years. It app area that Mr. Charles Molloy, the son of the land laity atile above house, went to Ireland to see hi. frieuils. The deceased, who was first cousin to his Culler, was • farmer its the King's County ; but bving in embarraseal tie rrinist•nces, he accompanied him to London in November last, and since es.% he lodged ut NO. 6, Sheltoo-coni t. lie was in a emistant state of drookenness ; •itsil Mr. Malloy re- Avail to let hem have any ;ignore from hi• house. She awl her Itemo went to invite hiro to slimier on Christmas Est, and shoo Hine o'clock next morning he was (timid dead Oal l the floor, near his bed-side. After a fit of drunkenness he Ireland, Isis father punted come whiskey down his throat, which relieved him; since which he was in the hnbtt tif drink ing !Motors to excess, conceiving that would cure him of fits to which he was subject. Verdict- 4 Died by eareteire drinkieg:' INARKKTS. CORN EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 'IL Our supply of Wheat this issorising being small, only shout 0,000 quarters English and Foreign, the sales were brisk as an advance of IN. per quarter. Having a good sup. ply of Oats, 25.456 quarters, 10.000 of which were f the sales were heavy at the prices of this day week; Barley, Peace, and Heaths were dull at our last quoted prices. In other articles there is nn Mies-Mien. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat ....S7s 62s I Grey Pease s3* SS* Floc ditto 7O, 7Sii Fine ditto - - - English Wheat ....b7s 620 Tick Beans BO. :Os Fine ditto 72s 76s Old ditto —s Old ditto Rye sos —1 Old (Min Fine ditto .........56s —a Feed Oats ....20s 31s Barley 4lls 50s I Fine ditto . .......32s 34. Fine ditto .. 6O, 64. Poland ditto 3l. 3%. New ditto 70$ 73s Fine ditto 384 40. Malt 80s PSI Potato ditto 3B. 40. Fine ditto White Prase (boilers) 68s 70s Fine Flour 6o* 1354 Fine ditto SMITHFIELD MARK 4 , MONDAY, DACINDIZIR 28. This day's market was well supplied with prime beasts, and the shew of cattl.•. its other respects. was 'tolerably good. Beef, Mutton, and Veal, were cheaper; Pork sold at lest price; and the trade its getters! was somewhat brisk The sales its the Haymarket were pretty lively: H .y and Clover fetched last prices ; Straw has drupvi in s•rice. We amour a correct statement of the price,, and numb• ts : To sink the offal per stone of Mb 8eef....45. 0.1. to ss. rid. Head of Canis this day : Mutton As 4d. to es 11l Beasts .. 2 450 Veal .... 4. 8d to Its. 0,5 Sheep 14,(881 P..rk .. 4, 8.1. sit 84. 01. I Cal►er 240 Lamb...os. Od. to 03 0.1. I Pies l9O HAY—MARKET H.y... .... 4/ Os Oil. to 8/. Os. Od. Sraw Clover 4l. 10s. Od. to 8/. 10.. Oil. ? AT, per stone of 811). A. stated by the Butcher, . PRICK OF BREAD THIS WEEK. The highest price of the beet Wheaten Ilread throughout the metropolis, is elated by the pnueipal Bakers to he (hie Shilling the Quartern Loar.—Some Bakes. sell the Quartern Loaf Crum one penny to irm-pence lower. ib. oz ' lb. oz. Peek Loaf to weigh 17 4 Quotient Loaf to weigh 4 bi Half ditt0........ 8 11 Half Quarte►n NEWGATE AM) LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (Hy 11w tarring.) Reef 3s Sil lis 5. 0.1 I Veal 3s 4d to 51 4d Mutton.. 4s 0.1 to 5s NPork 5s 0.1 to bs 4d PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. J4MFS . S. WHITSCHAPEL. Hay 61 to. 04 to 81 IN ihi Hay..7l O. Oil to PI 86 Od Straw 2/ 8.114 to 31 3. 0,1 Straw 21 10a 0,1 to 21 Ins Od Clwarr 71 Oil to 81 I St 0,11 Clover $1 86 04 to 01 9. 04 PRICE OF RAW ♦s stateilby the Tallow Meitem 1 St. James's liarket...s. 54 I St. Jamees Mai ket ..soi 54 Wbitechapel 51strket Si 1(1 Whiteclispd Market Si 14 Averige......55 3d A 'crate .... Si 3.1 PRICES OF TALLO% Town Tallow 90. 6 , 1 lid Yellow Russia Rd. 0,1 0,1 Mite ditto...79e Od Pd Soap 78e (h 1 0,1 Melting Sluff 6s. 04 —• tld Ditto rough-48s Od —. Od ', SOAP, Acc. per 1121 b Yellow Soap 101 s Mottled ll6s Curd l2os Palen l2os Graves 24. Os IGood Dregs lO% Os PRICE OP CANDLES, • Prows Tallow Moller. Hall. Price of Candler, per doses, 14a Rd.—Mould% 15s W. 641. per diJoies allowed for rndy amoeY. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. orw WIGS. NIW POCKETS. Rent.... 51 Ss to 6116. Si Ito to Si So Sto.oex.. St Ss to 61 os smog: st us to 71 04 Eameit ....SI Os to 01 Os Eager .. 6/ 6s to 71 12s Farnham, second, 9/ Os In 111 Os—line, 11l to 121. 12s Foreign Pockets 41 10a to 31 Os. MAW HIDES. Best Heifers and !titers (per Ordinary Is 0.1 In I. 41 stone).. 2s Sii to 34 Oil Market Calf.. Os tolls Vidalia:4 2. 411 to 2s 64 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os 04 • PRICE OF LEATHER. Batts, 60 to 561 ha. each 341 to 434 per lb. Ditto, 541 to 66 lbs. each 24.1 to 45d Drassiag Hides Flue Coach Hitles .. ^O.l to 21id Crop Ohba 35 to 10 Ms forcuttiostr 18 , 1 to 1944 Ditto 45 to 50Ihs ..1044 to 41SJ Calf Skills 30 to 10Ihs 24.1 to 27.1 Ditto 50 to 7011os 344 to 36101 Ditto 70 to 801Ios 334 to 38d Small Seals (Greenland) 244 to 204 Large ditto Tabooed Hare hides Spousal Hone hide. 234 to 284 OILS, per Tun. or 132 Gallons. New Gremil.Whale.. 391 401 Spermaceti 9111 —l —1 'awed Pale Seal. .421..4 Pate nape FOR FIG N WOOLS, yer lb. Spaniel' Slserp, Leone's ...he ea a Se 34 Segovia 4l+ Skl ♦ be $.l ..--.........—. Soria 3. Sti • be 41.1 Seville 3. Od • 4. Oa !tawny, I. t . 2.1 ls Oil • bs Rol Hobtetia. Ist 2.1 ts 6.1 a 3s 1111 SHEF.P SKINS. Polled, So Od to 101 Od—thipai, Si Od to CVAI. 11Ait DIC6IIDaII 28. Papp at Sins Icel. Sisp. 4014 rri.• 43 Newcastle la / 4 111 WWI s 1 Scolds C..•:11 114 ( . 0..1 Llink 311Iili C0i1.... 1 .... 3dj. JJ lu IR! L.lll D. DUBLIN. DECEMBER 24. On Salm-slot last Comsat.llor Promlather ors heard in the Kitties Bench Chassiber, before Mr. Justice Ms) tie unil Mr. JostlerJvbb,oo behalf of the Dutch smugglers, wise load been committed to prison under a warrant from Me.asre. Woke mid Ono sues., Magistrates of the Head Polite Office. as hrs. ing been convicted its the prisalty of Mt. rueli, for being taken on board u foseign vrisiiirl. is !itch was lioverii.g off Lainlsay Island, with is cargo of cesiera mid tobacco, curstrary to an Act of Poi loonent passed in June last. After a long argument, the warrant was declared by the Court sitegal, from rte. fecta iu form, and the Prisootrs, iiintteesi its 'um ber, were discharged. EMIGRATION. This subject is so interest to the mivblling and lower classes tbroogliout the Urited Kittgdoiti. that we feel it our duty to extract the fcllvivvvotz letter from the Dahlia Correspondra. l'be !o'er is stated to have beeii written li n yout.g re spectable faeni'y in Soinersetshire, who had pe rused Mr. Birkbeck's works upon America : " Philndelphia,netoher 17. ISIS. " 1 informed you in my last, (ten Pitislitirzli, Anglia 1, that we were that far on our way to Birkheek's Settlement, which we have sines' visited, and which 1 presently de scribe. Mr. J. P, writ; and three other young men, left That place in a small boat, 14 feet long, early in that month, and proceeded down the Ohio for Cincinnati Cincinnati is a fine thriving place, the nem e,4 1 have seen oust of Phila. delphia. Were 1 a mechanic I would settle there. It seems fall of hustle, and is, !believe, as healthy as any part of 0. , Western States, hot at present it does nut meet my views. We left it on the 21st of August, on horseback, having pur chased two horses and equipments for about utility dollars, eaeh of us. " The day after our leaving Cincinnati, we II in with two gentlemen who were going to Bilicheck's, one of them from England, the other from Ireland; this made our party strong, four in number. We reached Vincennes on the 2ttili, a dull place ; the inhabitants ■ppeared to be a mistime of Indians and French. We reached Birkheck'► Settlement the second day after leaving Vincennes, shoot four o'clock in the afternoon. PreVlollls lu our 'arrival al alias prairie, we had seen and true Heil over some very fine land, but unhealthily situated, and void of spring water These disadvantazea, we had reason to expect, Birklock had guarded against; but he permits to Ishour under the prime (110811Valling , Il nv hill neighbours. Ile appears to by a very rearved kind of being. " Ou our arrival at his cabin we made known our busi. ness, and presented letters of introduction. The reception we met with was very cool ; he lives to a small log cabin; there is • long row of cabins fur I.i► labourers. Hie cabin tieing so very small, tic told us he could not accommodate strangers, but a cottage about a mile distant would. We reached this cottage late in the evening; we could procure no grain for our horses, and were obliged to feed them with rough gnus—hard fate after such a ,journey'. Our fare was not much better. This fAmily consisted of a man, his wile., five children, two lodgers, anal, with us four, math. 13 per sons, who were tat lodge in une small room. "Tbe next morning we called at the Settlement, and found two young men going over the land Birkbeck had to dispose of, and we accompanied them through their day's immersion. His land in general is not of the first quality, a great deal is wet prairie. I do not think he has ;mole a jaslicione choice. He has nut yet any very reset ctable spills rs except those that came over with hint; neither do I think he will have. He has greatly misrepresented the Settlement. The land is nut of the first quality; uo spring water ; well water tlist good ; no mill within :natty miles, and the country in ge neral unhealthy. Nos good site fur a town, nor convenience for machinery at a future day ; and to add to this, he and Flower are at variance, and never sprok to each other. Flower left a wife in England; hut since his 1-s:skint! io (his country has married the young woman Hirklseek hrought tent with him ! The settlement will do but for a few cha racters: we came away disgusted with it Mir, geths r, and sorry to think that so many of our countrymen es ill pm bably be deluded by his false publications. The Westeru Stotts are not calculated fur an Englishman who has Liman any thing of society : they will do only for the labouring' glass, and poor farmers o ills large families, accti•tomed to hard labour: but even thuse will lie at a luso. Estropeaes know nut now to handle the axe as All American duets, nor can they suffer su many privations with patieuce." SAGACITY OF 71IE ICELAND MOINE. There is nothing about Husaren des'er►ing of notice except its beast, the history of which has rendered it more famous than other parts of the !►land where the same zoological phenomenon has not presented itself. This animal, which is sup posed by Olafreu and Povelsen to be a variety of the wood or economical . mouse, displays a surpris ing degree of sagacity, both in conveying home its provisions, and the manner in which it stores thesis in the magazine appropriated for that purpose. Jul a country, says Mr. Pennant, where berries are but thinly dispersed, these little animals are obliged to cross rivers to make their distant forages. in re turning with their booty to their magazines, they are obliged to recross the stream; of which Mr. Olofsen gives the following account : • The party, which "...gismo( from six to tee, select a piece of dried cow-dung, no which they place the berries oils heap i• the 'Piddle; then, by their united force, bring it to the water's edge, and, after launching it, embark and place tbrueselves mood the heap, with their heads joined user it, and their backs to the water.their tails pendant us the stream, serving the purpose of rudders." Having been apprised of doubts that were entertained on thin subject, I made a point of inquiring of different iiidieiduals as to the reality of the accoulio, and I am happy its being able tip say, that it is now ettiddithed as au important fact is natural hictury, by the testimony of two eye-witnesses of miquettiminble veracity, the Clergyman of Brianialuk and Madame lienedietson of Skikeshillin, both of whom assured me that they had Seen the expedition repeatedly. Madame B iu psrtiesular, recol lected having spent a whole afternoon; In her youoter as's, ut the margin of a small lake on which these navigators had embarked, :snit amused brinelf and her companions by driving then' sway from the side of the lake as they ap proached them. I was alto info,t•ed that they make use of dried mushrooms as sacks in which they bosky their provi sions to the river, stud thence to their Issuers. Nor is the Millilitre of their nests less ri markahle. Flom the sips face of the ground a long masage runs into the earth, similar to that of the In•eeadir ionises, and terminates in a lame and deep hole, intended to receive any water that may find ha stay through dm passage, anti setting, at the same time, as • place for their dung. Alton( two thirds of the passage is, two diagonal roads bad to their sleeping apartment stud their inarisitor, which they ales>. coutinde to keep free from Joltawfl) DISTRIBUTION OF PRI2RAMONEY. The AMA? soul Arab, Sr the Hannah mud Fried'', on Wed- Newlay, the 301 h libelant, at Pin 12, Upper llomen-street. Recall's Nuke 'lace, evil,. Tintlay anti frldely, fir thane loutish& Mo.V COLLEGE. took oce:ssi.st: to notice the spirit of ittsub. or d,„,:j os , which s o me lime ago broke not onun, g the yoking gentleniest at Eton t ollrge . red th e Foy to winch Dr. 'irate. the herd muster, hod recourse, iii order to enforce the observant e of ilot‘ e regulations elnch he laid thought it r xpeili-itt to adopt for the general advantage of the rstablishineitt 'tinder his rupee Tile great cruse of doom'''. faction among the scholars iseettis to have been the enforcement of a titre o'clock absence instead of the ordinary absence at ►ix o'clock enacted by the former masters. The example which ws% made Ity tit. ; expulsion of young gentlemen, wln•se prospects ond progres► in life, must be its some measure, affected by so disgriterful • circumstance, has had its effect. But still there •re th o s e i t ho, h ow , ever biudionsly they may have attended to th e /flint .. tilious discharge of thew several duties, and to the observance of the rules which Dr. Keine hrs down, have expressed disoisisfaction, end hear It it the College far the flolidrys with r .Ve.1111:8 of resent. ment. Under all circumstances it has been dee.oid necessary to dispatch the followiog circular f r , wit Eton to the parents of the young gentlemen ing in the establishment : (CIRCULAR). Eton, December 20, Itil4. . - - - 14*-11 do myself the honour of writing to you at the re quest of Dr. Keefe, who has been informed since the es fu. meneemesst of the holidays (thumth he his rlstfienhy In hr. laming the seformation), that a certain dissatisfaction stud exists itt the minds of some buys, arising, as ii appear., flout a mistaken plea, that the five o'clock absence is houses, which he was induced by the late utspleisant chmstinices to impose, is intended to be moreed dm. ing all 1.1/11 , 11$ or the year. Though he has an otoutuubl ed right to make any regulations that lie miy think an•. eft:miry for the good of the school, )1.1 as he is Ass‘a,,tis to avert lbw ill consequences of isisubonclinai ion f any imys who may be misled, he has no hesitation is 4aptar, that thcs absence was never intended to apply to all parts us the ymr. It was imposed u a punithinent for grows misconduct, hit nut till after the 'soya had Iseen warned by Ik. Keate of hi and bad it in their power lo avoid it by returning, in a mom of their duly. They were informed tau, that when once imposed, there was tittle probability of its brine ever taken off; that is, during the short days of the year, when it is dark ahnut five o'clock. It is a regulation which would have been devisable under any circumstances, and visa which has Mug been wished for by assay parents, as it inter feres wills no lawful amusement, and destroys the opportu nities of mischief and ininsurality, which existed Mom; the hour of darkness between five and six. It will be gradually removed by a quarter of ■n hour :it a tittle, as alw day. lengthen, and put on again in the sate manner next winter. like other absences, which vary according to the season it the year. I have stated this by Dr. Keste's desirr, in order that y .st may have as opportunity, .litriag the of arm it ing false impressions from the ouimi rat your son, if tuiy I xi.., or of withdrawing him altogether; Which Dr. K. wisilt ',commends, if you csouut answer fur his good condo. t upon his ieture. I bare the honour to be, Sir, your very obedie ist mud faithful servant, BENJAMIN IMIUItY. Yeaterday—l N Noes:N.7's —Holiday at the Bank, Exchtquer, F , st to and &path Sea Houser. BIRTHS. At Mintu, on the 12th instant, Lady Mintn, of a rms. Friday, at the 11'00.1lands, near Harrogate, the Lady of Captain Kenyon, of a 4/111 41111 heir. Un IVeduesday last, Mrs. Henry Brooks, of 110, Strand, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. Yesiteniay, Mr. in. Wowfi)es, of Salisbury, to Mho Char lotte Norniaoiell, Gluuct attr-strrei, Yuitwaaraywre. DEATH. Oa Thursday, in Duke.i.iif Portland-place, In ber Slat year, Elizithrth, the widow of Mr. Liuuel Booth, late of the Ou Sunday mariiiiir 110, in Q-iliaL.,iery.ecnort, Fleet.atieet, Da no e I Lovell , Esti. l'ii.goictui and Editor of The Statesman Newspaper. MGR WATER THIN DAY AT LOND4)N-BUIDGI. Alorsiog 33 after 3. I Erening 34 doer 3. SUPERIOR ADM E. IT is imp/1%0)1e to urge too often, or vditli too murk force, the neeessiiy. when Iledit al or Smelt 4 Advice becomes requisite, uf upplYing to proirsodoun I ono of acknowledged skill and well-rarsird rrb brit, every one assents to this remark, yet Hier, me few us° b.l. low it practically, and numbs* , air inexperience and empiricism. The success whit b bas accom panied US in our king-established practice is the inu , d faetory proof of our profession as is 11te moo une quivocal pledge of the public confidence. Our s elbow 11111 i the result of thirty years' cut cessful praci it e in (hi. owl's.. polo, mid is lou well founded to require advo—so mr. nol ; dining that period, some of the most otatissums!,rd non t.s the cuoutry hare been wider our earn, and leave too 1 , 16 •• 11) , their perfect restoration to Itralth, the most aatisf tn.) t. timoniala of onr superior skill and expeticnee. Ssuctimoil by every privilege to practise, as regularly tib1i..11.,1 Stir- Keotts,liesaketa of the Royal Colleges of [minion nu 4 Ellin burgb, and formerly in his hlsjesty's Sri-vice, in wired, l;•st capattity we have had the most faVourahir nppm Nen to a of cootrastiug the practice of other countries with nor nun, w have been enabled, from these multiplied adrania;ea, to a: quire that certain experience as well as prompt meane lief, which, is a mute obscure and less diversified prarin e s it is altogether impoAsib!c to Wain. In all Casr Vrnriral toreciion, and in every Complaint of IN:tidily and I;clicorney. whether arising from the infatuation or bol..nce in warm climate*, free living, or any oilwr (au , . producing a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may rely ua a speedy restoration to sound and vidnenoi Is.nith. 511111 111 t of Ibr Urethra of tr es and twenty yenta' da,ation,hnty t 11 . 1.:1 ,1 to our superior plan or treatment iu short period ..f the. weeks; many of these cases bad preciously loco isurl , r tore of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, a. 1 ,1 nilwr burgeon , equal eminence, who attempted their rune by Ow applacm inn of the lunar caustic without success. To she Female a• a will be consolatory to know, that they clay be cured of i!iix Debilities which defeat conceptibu, and sap the foundation of connubial felicity. - • • We nifty he eon:often ht rmient% eiiltri ith t'+^ greatest delie.rey r geeregy, and hohutor, at our 1w0..., N.. 1. 7. Hattoo-Arden. Tame of remuneration sire hlainlh rt st , in the bra interview. Patients in the Country stating the partieols , s of tb ease, enclosing a remittance for Advice nod s. ion *canoe ;liven or *rot to all [Arts of the nut ;11. - - CrIIRII xud C 4 ). Members of the Rnyal Collerre of Inuolun and alai formerly is his Majesty's Service, I% sa►drs. LOND(IN: P r inted end Published et list N.,. ':7, Iltiand; *bete Adele hermetic 811 t rert•V•m. zed I. ',.•• (pant-paid) must he eidAres....:.--C S'rlTll, 1 . C*lbral% lab. Printer.-1 No 117. Pelslisber.