The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-03-22 00:00:00

....... ...penance which the public have had of the existing system would have induced the Agricultural Committee to have adopted the principle of a fixed duty. Fortunately the Agri cultural Cosnasittee do not possess much influeiice with the country, and we confidently trust that the quoit of total proltibitioa, which, however disguised by the terms of their Resolutions, is still the object • perused by the Committee, will be rejected by the floosie of Commons us not only unjust in principle towards. the .great body of the consumer., but as tending in its operation to injure the agricultural intecasts, dial: it profess,' exclusively to prOutote. A Report a the preceediegs of the Common Courted held yesterday at Guildhall is given in our preceding columns. The result was a vote of Immure Oren Alderman Sir WILLIAM CUSTIS, for his speech in the House of Commons reflecting upon the conduct of the Committee of General Purposes oe the subject of the late riot at Knights bridge. •WO Mee eseefssi the Peels Papers of Woodsy. bet tbry ere totally tlestinete etleterest. The dieterbesees is the capital and tbs couelfl appear le 6 " eamed• Spseisli Papers wino bow been received at ear office slate, tint tbs Pres& assay on tie frontier, is she lies of tbe Pommes, sew amuusts M 35,0,11 me% and will be shortly selfolealed le WM°. Ar PAW", dated trine, ridicules the idea of walling Ws/sews esednsefimilfll, as for that service b,Mivvedd be seilleiebt. • Ile fbliewisp is as extract : MAIIMID, MARCH R. We bare gnat setiefamben In ussomming to tie public that the formeties of the rolsstem local militia, both in fester. sad cavalry, is proceedisg with incredible activity _ . Onmegheat the Pa tinaein. la many teems the Magistrates, not ~tinned with the stones which we set op in hest* is the jeer 1620, because the ebortnem of the time would Dot allow of their decorating with sufficient magnificence thin precious symbol of oar liberties, have now resolved to main nitwit for the *ld stoats others of marble and jasper, with Incriptioas, aide to riming the effects of time, sod to pee wee to remote peelindey the memory of the sweet aeleattic in( sail important MN la oar annals. Their Majestiest r igal tie lariats set out this afternoon foe Annoyer:. We have two lateen bean es from Luaus relating to the strocieste easamisiaiNa if the Illareeie de Terrehiseee, in the night of the fedi frebessety. Two serusesres betielted at kis door, sad Wag asked by the weans what they wanted, said they must speak to his master. The Marquis accord fifty cease to receive the., when he was murdered OD tb• spot by these two Fulham', who iestautly disappeared after committieg this crilist.withont toy motive except that the Marquis wee a youngeemo devoted to liberal ideas. E sped- I adore) • • 14 hargeoleeived a, !cries of New York Papers from the. Ilds to tidbit!' latec drew which we have made extracts. Accounts fees SOW la the Dublin Paras of ellanenlyi set, Mate Heat dm passaiatre he that county vie tot .bits of peace sal bhdotory. Fear were , peepeek, oath the murder aMr. Hasirreitymareemialtdelitlir :sot of Killarney awitteilibiesomeacfi , ; •t• • • : ' • "I • . Ties Fones.+-Greet prevalhalleas the slink hang, yesterday/, to know whether the mob wooldnlivetiollk, Mt the General Court broke up withogi pastihre•iielia.; *tines thestebject. - although it is still said by assay that .aey will en. 1 ,1 no determine. Console fur mosey were env! Ditto fur April . som i t Navy b per Cents. Foreieu Securities very steady. Old dpauish and New ...... 67!.0/ Danish • • Praeriaa Worcester Assists commenced on Monday, 'sod ooneleded sr Wednesday. At the Crowe bar the trial of.J. Trriffie ss4J. Gaut, for a burglary in the house ofT Weeds. at Bedley, steeled winch interest'. After entering the house me of them hoed a pistol at the reoteruter, who is sixty wall ' and beat him en the head with it a n d ot h erw i se ill and his. hell of sae • or the rubbers wet bleckeuesk, sud.4e other wore.* sash) notwithetandingohe prosecutor sad his sister-in.lsw had oppnrtatillit of observing the era_ not of each attitlat they were 'deaden/1m the hours, to as Mhe enabled to to them. The Premien.s were ably de. fredeil, and attempted to prove an olihi , but the Jury found rit e Guilty, and Rerun Garrow, in the most impressive and *lron manner, Framed tentenco of death. When the word ratty was pronounced, both the Prisoner., who had pve email a firm and competed demeanour during the trial, be- Alift isteparty and dreadfully agitated, presenting a are na 'itch will Wog remain impressed apes. the minds of all who •earand it. Guest mole particularly burst forth isle the 'last awful proirshitious of hie innocence, and called, with ladfrl imprecations, upon heaven to attest it. A very singular and miner-I,loos occurrence hap. tied at Orleton, in Herefordshire. on Monday, • e 11th inst. A mull had been cleat g a well, d as he was ascending he observed some jetting )nes, and having a mallet and chine' he 'took off me of the projecting parte, but immediately ob. reed the side§ giving way, and called to his com -Mona to wind up quicker; at that instant the .11 closed upon sod buried him under six yards stones and earth : this happened at nine in the nning, and no hopes were entertained of his cx. tenon alive. Mr. WATLTNG. surgeon, from Leo. oster, wn sent for to be on the spot, and the amplest exertion§ were made to clear out the rub -41. and at two o'clock they had the inexpressible • • ' 4l fiction of getting bim out alive, though mach 'sited, but by proper attention he is stow likely (1 ° well. This young man had a strong presen• lest that something was to happen to him in the II for on the day preceding be tnld his sweet. to to the presence of his brother, that if he *ll4l, itt cut vice the well cleaning. the sh , ttle -1 Josve ti nmouev, toad the brother his clothes, a it I . laPPd till Weaver weeld take his piece in her idteljeas ~._ His body straiten'd by vtlff stays; Witb wincing pit, sod all hi. topes Broken by gent/. sighs and moans, HM Araks and lips with rouge all glowing. 'et Curio to the altar going; And loads, bat it appears to hoer, ,yt. The Lady by her little Auger The Priest, astonished ill the while, Could scarce suppress or hide his smile; Theswhisper'd to the Clerk aide, *, Whisk or the Misses is du IWO" [Press • New froth Papal Tim bawd that premed the 'easels* lien, which we copy hoes 71. tßsbtfe Cessmovvial Register, has been uestulder .llll.lF/4b.tieluatised alest-for mere shut a year. 'The author MP a la, of our otalealetamee ; a relative • and her ale. Mortis trodearod to as by NOW, lender recta:eines. A few „pars Mows, she, with bee busiest sod so isteresting (sadly, speiovrei to Blakely for her health, which was rapidly „leg. "vial. she was apparesely recovering, her husband, who milted wth• Sao sad cultivated mind, the mat amiable qua. Oita. ma saildeuly imeneemsod W soother world. She star .elved about two pews, sad after seectuatering the rudest shocks of adversity, sod eederleg the sharpest peep of allimiaa, with a degree of farmed, rarely availed, com pactible lege rites a few days before she soak seder her sceamolated massiso, to rise ow more still avrakemal hp the lust trumpetz..., q y r,4 • I said lo flervir's awful atom, That beat agleam my breast, Rage ou—th* usay'st destroy this form dad lay it low, attest; Bat still the spirit, that sow bevoks Th; IrMid!l MAI • • Untamed ms fishery looks .•.- • • • Wl* , rit eye. • I mid Ma ° ./iLdegieuseagre train, Coeurimpylier Orients I brave— Sly bet PIN Ilfo-drop you may drain, As 4 mash me to tbe grave. Yet still the spirit that eyeliner, Shall mock your force the *bile; And meet each cold, cold grasp of poo l With bitter mile. • 1. I I said to cold Neglect and Scone, k• ki • Pus on, I heed you not— • Ye may pursue me, till my form And beteg are forgot. - Yet still the spirit which you se, tledatiated by yew wiles, Draws fres he ems nehilisy he high SIM MO* I veld ie Frieeellipiedselsi Strike deep, 'my bow Alf beer—. Tina nest but add oat bitter woe To those already there. Yet still the spirit that sustains This last severe distress, Shall smile upon its keenest pains, And scats redress. I Mid to Death's uplifted dart, Ai. sort, O. wily delay? Thee wilt sari Gad a fearfet INNS— .• • Sietedlittelhietent prey. ' 4l Fir 0111 the spirit, firm sad frees, u ' Thielphset ois the last dims% 1••• ••a s Marled in iie owe eternity, t+l4 ~.i dNtll<Mllßat Pars away:" .. • t": 101 9" A. :10 **sin 71yeri1 121011, ,,, uni , rl4 &AI • R , ge .7, id .or Alfa r. t i! UA 01. 4 . r4'-S i rk DRURY.LANR. MACITUR'S comedy, :The Man of the World, NH repeated here loft Ingot. Mr. KRAN b-comes 4 h iloore effective as ;te thecosaPs more practised to the iilrFt of j ..SliPartioo.r. He was received last aught /V , with unboaradvd apstbrusi. Miss S. BOOTH also deceived amide proof of the, ioleasure she afforded in ittreheracter of Lady Rodolyha Lroobercouri. • 1* COVENT-GARDEN. The fsvonrite opera of Mootroae continues to pursue a career of the moat brilliant success. The audience which witnessed its representation last night might vie, in point of number Vend efileiolour of appearance, with any which has ever Iseeicseen within the walls of ibis house. The simple read drlightful style in' which Aliss STEPHENS. Owe ,the air of .fre're 1 1 '9thgeed • .repturows tsars& M.. M RADON' hat assumed . • the character of Cuptaiis Da/pity, „hitherto our tamed • by M. 'LISTON. and two. welbink, stria. b idled a further claim to'fliat a pplamee with w h ic h ► rofesairmal exertionsillibfovibeenierwariably re r. I all. r. Theasusical farce of *list INV; which the celebrated' vocal powers of Mies „Tame and Miss Ili LLA N DE. combined with the lively coquetry b p! Alias FOoTE, sod the comic hangout or Mr. CPNNOIt, resideted a performance capable of afford itt. by the variety or its attractions, the most get.e ra and unqualified satisfaction. swotted OPEaA•IIOUSR. The performance of Mr. MATHILWS laet usgl.t went off with increased effect. The house display. ed a crowded and favhionible audience. The swim and bustle of their carriages sod wervasts rendered the Stroud in the front of the theatre u must am mated Keae until u late hour. - • • Mel. Butts performed Queen Elizabeth, in the new Play of Kettilworth„ ou Friday for her beeletit, at the Masschester Theatre, to the moat au=' memos and fashion.hle oudience of the NM She is gone to Newcotle and Yorr thence proceeds dirrct to Dublok, Mitts is making most extensive p re p arations the production of this popular play. • Mr. HALLS his been long engaged in ilitinn of tt lure historical pictuie tertatiogiad.aplmnu scriptural. oul4ettO the two Merits to the 'I ontb of .....•Od..IAMM The Doke of Norfolk eisiertaised the Ceti and Coaatess of Albemarle, Lord and Lady W.. Benttack, and • large sonny of distinction yesterday, at h 1 Wen is st./aubees. square. Tb. Earl of Westortrliand will entertain a distingriehed party tilts day at his house in Georvetioeggeare 1 he Marchioness of Leesdreen has issued cards ef.Mielts. tics for a spleadid rout 05 Monday seat at llesmiteant Maim, fterktlerequare. Mss. lhalraphas issued cards of levitation for a ball on Thursday, the ttOth irestaal, at her leolibt I. shirs.plaes. • Mr. sad Mrs. Mitchell eateetsiaed a largo *•rte of distitt ',wished personage' at dieing. vislarday, at their ►uuse t■ Charles street, crkekysgsare. 4 LMACK'S. l These elegant Moms or, Wednesday evening were 6 attended by a very brilliant nemoublege of 'natio. It —tisbed fashionobles -nearly 300 were present. P'' sowing commenced at tic ven o'clock. and did not lietite till three. Among the 'Admired dancers were -4 '•• Earl of Uxbridge Lady Lemma. , r Mr . Incise Ball Lady C. Grey. ''', • Bares de COP* Lady M. Ryder. la ' Lord A. Mill Lady L. Thyorte. Lord Bury „ Lady C. Pratt. Mr. Upham Lord Elleaborvugh Mr. Irby . Mies Hobert. Tbe following distieguisbed personages was among the cowpony : Princes—Cimetill, Carlini, gad Labboatte Dukst—Welliagion and Argyll. Deikeasse—R.ebound and Argyll. Marquis of Imblan. Marchionesses—Londonderry and Bath. - 1060-16mtive Cowper, Anemia, 'Falmouth, Uxbridge, Wesmsorlead, Grey, Kowtow!, wildflower. . Couldmerseu-Haerowlsy, Bectsve, Cowper, fiellon, Limon, Cinebesies, Mowatemeies St. diploid°, Uxbridge, Got,. Mansfield, Buckinghamshire, and Morley. The Spaniel, Portuguese, and Sardinian Ambassadors.. The American Minister. Lords—Gwydyr, A. HAI, F. I. Gower, Forbes, A. Hamil ton, Folkestone, Montaster, Rary, Lowther Borghersh, Graewile, Steward, Sidmooth. Bioniug, ElleulaCwough, Mur. path, F. Conyogisern, sad Laurd. Ladiee—M Ryder, Leusox, L. Tbynne, Pagoda, Goy dyr, 11.flesert, Molyneex, Mary P. Wain, C. Boggle, G. and C. Pratt, J. Awlesley, Beckley, E. Palk, Shelley, A.,Becten, Burgoyne, J. Kerr, Growl's's, Sophia Fitzgerald, C. Nolen, Gswertile, Stewart, Broveilow, Mooing, Brave, Mary Rasa, Realock, C. Murray, Greed'', Trollop, Morprib, E Edg. comb*, Bayley, Mildewy, aid Grey.. Sirs—G. Beckley, J. Shelley, J. Burgoyne, and D. H. Blair. Colonels—Filielarenee sad Davies. Captain Weldegreve. Meuse.—J. sad C. Mills, Wm Demo, F. Lamb, A. Cal thee" E. Koppel* tameUre, Jelliatisi, rieyttwor, Bathurst, fr. N. Irby, Mosdague, Balti Masher, A. Stewart, and :isSiTgywo 1 mail tart.APiall, Ilare„Gry, Rea, ` . .. - 16i.1* • • Pllairktreme, Arbuthnot. Hrs. Hope. Mluera...Bareelne, Flirgerhit Ilteart, - Addington, Hua. Cast, Heave, Waldegrave, tileabi,Canrriug,Troil..p, How ard, Bayley, Powys, two Ai batbnota, porrongba, MdMaajr, Johnston, Hon. Crofton, Villiers. Barone—Brosow, De Case, D'Ostia, alalizhan,. Cello. ('erefs—Caramon and 'P.A.'s:into. Vsesimat de Illocellos: Moser..—D• Xmases, De Those, De Claasiorpt. SIR JOHN DONLAN'S 111 IN. ..u. . ,-- hie John Swim. Warns, whom drat& we lately an. i mu aced. wee /.mewled from as aimless faintly, ahem *Metes were situated in Backinghainwhire sad Nottiogiramalitre. IHe derived the same of Bortase from his great grandmother, who war dm heiress and daughter of Sir John Bonbn., Bart. of Illottineetts. Beetioghotashire, Lieutenant. Colonel of ilas fewest* lima Veto'. regmeit, that served is the Palatinate, to poled Ike Elector Kiley of Bohentss; afterwards placed under the Prince of °silage, in the Low Countries, thorny the Irani in Flanders and Holland. The name of Warren is of Norman extraction. Sir Jobs was related to the family in Cheshire, and vies descended from the widest Earls of Warresse, ',claiming to the Plantagenet family. He asarriid, iu the year 1780, Caroline. youngest daegi. ter of Geoeral Sir John Cleve ring, K.B. by Lady Diana est, third (hover of John, thirteenth ford and Arm I De-le-Warr, hy Charlotte Macarty, deogbter. Qr Do. 14. fourth 'Etrel of aseezery; by Lady Mary Sparer, twat of Chaska, Doke of Marlborough, by *tom 'bit bad encann, so she foot guards, "lie wm eafortenatety tilled while finishing troops is Egypt; and Frances Maria,mairied, ' August 25, 1602, to Charles George Sediey, Esq. ete'est lois of the /thee) Hon. Henry Sailer, ow Lord Vernon. Ste 1 1 John was elected Member fur Marlow in 1774 sod 1750, seal' 6 Few Nuniughano its 1796 and 1801 (the latter diatiogoished "I-Mot notoo• elortion.) Ile was appointed Post Capons, lloortpcil 25, 1791 •' Rear•Adwind, February 14,'1t96; "Vier.. Admiral of the Bim Squadron, November 9. 1905 ; lid f ablasequewly he Wet poomeacti to the rook of Admiral alliki • , White. Sir Jobe was owe ef his Majesty. Most Bon. rwßio, l 4 ; 0 .4 44 Knight Gread Crum. of the Mast Hon. Military ellhaier pl the Barb, Admiral of the *bite, Ac. Bora to milaiipers, he prefer. ad en boseotable and useful employ. meal to the service of his Kiwit sod Country, to a Ide of 'Name and indolence, and at an .'arty age he entered Into tbe ornevy, sheen be was soon distinguished al a pliant sad enter prising officer. At the commeocenieoi of the late war he was , 'appointed to the command of the Flora, is which ship be took I'Le Paswene Enoch frigate, of aoperim force and size. Its life year 1795, being made commander of • squadron of fri. 4 gale*, and haring under his orders many oaken of diatin platted talent, who afterwards *liaised the highest homers ' of the prafemiun (mooned others, Lord Exm..utb, Sir Richard Keats, and nit Richard Sirachan), he frustrated the intestinal of the motley to Mind a body of troops in balms,l and he took or destroyed a Freed+ sesnacteen, consisting of a ship of the tine sail eight frigates. Subsequently, alter an arduous poreint, he raptured the Marengo and the Belle Poole, which had lung annoyed the British trade, and bad raptured a great ounibcr of our nierchanirneu. HIS pmy . feebiesoal services were iaterrepted by his being selected as Ashamed°, to the Court of Russia, is which honourable eitaation he rinsed the esteem end affeclion of the Emperor Alexander. After accomplishing the ohjects of hi, embassy, ,en hi, mines home he was appointed Consmauder.iwChlef an all the Amtriesu aural statics. _ A letter from Brighton, dated the 19th instant, sem— i " The weather to day has hero might, and very rathlrfetr the I arson. live Kiln took an a i r in g 111 aa cartiagapleae _ . . .pen - ... ~;#E!~ "sry' ~~' !!~!'~' .. ';; . • is :41 0') 7'o R P. MARCO Damn'. tf ieles 114 to 1 apt Laadseape basbune 14 to 1 Apra 11Iptie 16 to 1 art Stsinford istkommer 20 to 1 art may wit'. Antonio 30 to 1 apt Niube. OAII. Pastille I 7 to 1 apt Rashid. 111DDLESWORTII. I is 4 mot NiAtiumisser• • THE • POLITICAL CRKED of Lord I believe that a guinea was worth no more than 1 pound ouis amid • ohilliag when it sold for ttis. I -believe that oar circulation is enough, no. that the Bank of, England issues only 18.000,000 f.; end I believe it mosso more than enough when the Batik of England ionised 3:1,900.000C believe that prices are regulated by the quantity of pro. deer, and net the imistity of mosey., f believe, if nor 'produce continues the same, that rice* mil be jail as high with a currency of five millions as with a rearrest, of a hundred orilliose. I believe that oar low prices are occasioned by a transition !mos • slate of war to a state of peace. I believe that our low prises are tiocasicioed by the import of foreign corr. I believe that our 101 l prices arenoctasioned by the import of 7,500.000 quarters of oats from !reload, oinecskes beta; preferred by our mansfactorers to bread. I belleie that our low prices are occasioned by a regular soccession of 'handout harresta tbrooghout all Europe for 011ie years together. I believe is those great political economists, Mr. Ricardo and Loads XVIII., who are of the Dame opinion. believe that the Agricultural Committee was wrong in reporting Mist our harvests had not been &wildest I bellows that showiest harvests always produce distress, those' formers make the same income is years of pleat) , as in yeas of merrily. I believe that plenty is • carer, sea &mbar a bleaalag. believe that the less the trawl', of food that oar toast are supplied with, the more manufactures they produce, sad that if oar mositrfacturere had nothing at all to eat, our lawns weitild be in the highest possible ststeef prosperity, and err manufactures meet struadast. I holistic that the exchange that is talked of between con and manufact urea is all DUlialtil.C. believe in the balance of auntie according to the evens of eaporis above imports. I believe in the constant accumulation of balaucea ga t ing the last century, to the amount of 300,000,000 of guineas, which are boarded by Intact( I believe, notwithntandiag, that all oar guineas went out of the 'Country to buy curs. I believe—t know nothing about the matter. HINTS TO !PARISHES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Sitt•-oae cannot the thereasenf the Poor Rales,l rather attribute more to the seglect of plumb's out adopting proper relies mid regoolatioan, than to any defect in the Poor Lows; they are quite adequate to purest impositions sad check pauperism, if properly administered. In large parishes I asnakfer perpetual Overseers to he highly necessary—bat swag i• the duties slushy assigned them, I think they °Bea Imam. greet evils; is general they are huok-keepers sod eashicrs-.ln Agra. 'early every thing a committed to their care, and is some parishes they am even appointed Masters of the Workbonee, cronarqueatly such panther are . liable to genet iwiposltiows. Therefore, in order to gain every adv... tar 'bet can arise from the superior knowletir a perpetual Ooeriseer must Yaw of pariah business, an particularly of the poor belonging to that is which be acts, Nadu avoidillir possibility of impositions either from the officer ur the pm. I *aid recommend thy fotthwing r, pianos, to be adopyql 6 winch by experience I know large sums might be savers- - I. That the ordinary OPlllllota shoo let keeptba booka,a6l - the rater, and attend at church to strut is paying the registered pour, use of them bring appointed cashier. S. That a perpetual Overeat' should be appoiuted 14 Welk bo Abe legal part of the mulish busine-s, and to the re . • J all persona throwing temporary relief ;',4141 - L lP L ll t i tr i ft are ill, ur 1114.4 I* wink, should be relieved by i *perpetual Overseer at his boos', who should 111 all cakes give a Arch upon the cookie? for the suns accessary to be gim, in order that ito money should pass through his bands excepting at church. 3. Thaws perstima who are ill should always prodhce or send • certificate, signed by She parish' Surgeon, and abase not oremploy, by their late master, or sonic respectable pay master; those who eauunt procure cestifieruns. Apple ;be Visited by the perpetual Overseer previous to their receivbig Maier 4. Twice • year at Just a Vestry should be held, when the gannet of all persons receiving permauent pay should be E i ple d over, and the reason of th eir taking seller exiloslopj, a mom list made of such .a they think fit to heative per. nt relief, sad that no permit should esimise! pee at * oilrilit bet hoer oho are torioterell• -7., 1-els id ... • Il.ll—Oversessa giving relief by way of est . . eseept Meows of peril... Mal diseases. plague ur i mod open as, sodden and emergeat occoomu, or by too Magistrates, subject themselves to a penalty . SW i .1.. it ponds to the poor. h AN OVERSEER. Oia Thursday last JosepA and Sarah Balmer were fully committed fur trial by C. HONIATT, E.g. Mayor, of Hereford, for dealing in and utter ing base coin. These Iwuple had taken a house in an obscure situation near the city, and if their career had not been put a stop to by • timely dis covery of their nefarious practicer, they probably would hare ',deiced many inconsiderate or ignorant individuals to have berotue the victims of their in famous traffic. From circumstances which tran spired in the depositions against them, ii appeared they were wholesale dealers, and had fixed prices— for half-crowns 9th. each, fur shillings 3d. recto, mid sixpences std. rod), or twenty for 3s. It-iiaus pecied they form part of an extensive 'edunexion concerned on circulating or dealing in base coin, wincli extends from this city into South Whites and we hope the Magistrates in the PrineiPality will be on the alert to detect and punish a traffic whicki it almost daily becoming more genets!. Yesterday two small brown paper parcels, the one contatodtic tire dozens of base hallerowns, and the - othiti 140 sixpences, were f oun d in the turnpike-rolidl ng 'i . , I, .1 • - - c-t rativt.9 - .''.:•.. i r. fog . •31.... A. t 1.. , mrj _I •i ' .-,.' :. til• l s. ;4 ; . [ ,MU RDER 'OP ;.litfi, ` Yeatetrte", loon •r1e518111.... 'trete. resented hie reeweitsealow wife), end Mary Wood, her sister, • MI. Tajdor. iltr aratei clerk Inner of the dereseed is situated,' teem oe theCominiitre,wlmhatee awl to rirseterer the perpetraiors of t' 'trimmed from their state ment so emerrally mobecired as was partners end the Ilea room tt fence that bed b.ru used up eirvmente similar to those uoistiog of pincers one brokeii, ■ terriamew and seilrilen, et least safer officers went. thltaerf Rigby lied Santoro office f , ollt CUVerl fit 11 Mr. Mitteheil - 1 umseell that Decrease', es presented Was trend emliy. Joints, the cutler, mid, seeriit', they being ender aloe, wet* released Uwe of the Grettemea Anger of Mrs. Dmittity, He did nut tell itu: Primmer, spirits. • •frerthey bid (mkt da re d tisi they coold not them what It was, sail closely to see whet effect Amigo was observed. The aerie's's of the Comm from tip particular timer tweeting the esadurs sod manlerer expected to had a verrgrest sod impriideot was racially known in the the collection of Mutual'' , rid by bills, she last was , posormioo of 500 f. with'. she did sot animal from perste %tied to invest it in receipt for which was found , • memorandum was foul. broker`a-dupliratea, is Rigby 's , Jobs-street, Redford-row. Tbit where the murder was committed, place of appointment where to te der. It was written in • ilte Rigby having' said he was / without acting the original. Miasholl examisid it , tall though sot she WSe head. gismos of the orlgioal ' sister when misdeed is 'seceding from the Court . go to Mr. Rues to gel his of Alirsaulsnalsort, which the rhstaare. •Orbes his al the tad, le be•INSIL 144, orl Sued for. Two females who liedlf . l of thrm, who was PSI Wilk ceased, vtated, that lie the • maw loitering abort ?" Iwo hours in the course , hem as a tall thin rutlossaal Ito irmeinhlaoce of either -- Ming lu his haul ire • v_ to believe contained the deadly the house. It Is of • moat -- tended 10 he carried about ha. the appearance of ua strike ease, which Is closed, having the appearauee of •Iheath showy eight indicator/I,g; Aral bound ..... hd strongly with the end of the thetrumewt MI the ease. The other female stated t, Mr,. Donut, about torte 'o'clock he thossight of tbem•hievi hie luck was towards her, 614 thereto', did not ewers his face. He was very dour, and wide shoulders ha Wu suit • ientarksble figure that she bad ow doubt butt that MK should know bias again. A ratlessao suggested 0 that the sack which IR , ' hod bees used as • the veed shops is 15 beloagid, sad offered t. said tire Messrs. Heskeths, said he was related,' Richard Waller, gra. Ina, Esq.--On Saleulay eleven o'clock, wu with the mob. After thous came tit him to ge with his thy back Great Jaillmn - fortel , tad as if fonst ttatiy's house. We pars' we sow lint, mad mixed ' got away; the other He was tall; had he very such four was a abort wen,* be appeared to be younger ' ke hes .a Jewels. ' molded Askew is .. • *mined boils the Prisoners. 1 A pawnbroker produced all the articles phitdrideince the night of tine Murder, for which deptteatek Wortlolls& up the • Priestners` preentres, but so seepicion. attached illi them. The waistcoat which bad snots of blood oa it babegieft to Askew was again produced, but the officer goad 'not spy it . was owecralcd. ' Vu eeerebieg the premises of Rigby, theta %jell/Akin& is I . tos.put a swab skeleton or picktock•key, aid pert ori aopettry U. mote. It was tekvii to the Rooker% is London . , *here it was payable, who said it bad been altered from. the p e acjllle to lOW. • Jeffries produced a Wow. 'getout twat, which be found at Adiew's Indoisgs; it is am old nee; sae of the brsitowibe , hind was turn SR', a twig rest on the right siai t 'pableb has beets res rutty scowl with black thread Tba lueWbelhatit at tacked to this coat is that it answers the dedealptbie`e? Oita worm by one of the min whom the oilman Winer prasied. it is a very rowarkahle eirtowitance that tlep Ciewleasa , i a •.h. on Wailer ea to pursue the wen has not cospb want la mire a deeeriptioa of thr live wen who till 'a ' ' and oreaspaceeed ea the alight of the seeder. The.iela . .pet .40 by kith the Prisoners, sad neither could weerifi . The sack which •as left in the broke of the sleitiefetV•ia ~. number of small shavings is is. A teuttein'Ou ur:it.e . fio- . . millet produced us , of tiirm from his 'll.Lltria-liiit.li, a , 0 , dwif lpe t 0 i asked tile Prisoner Ashes if he knew spat it sriklitril a ieg - „, i exasiiiiiiag. it, he declared he did not. It srarl'aidat i t- relented wood sal posed to be sy'amore, awl A ei , , n' a violist mud visions ello-miker, some of hie sent fur, and us their tieing brusixlat ltlity' 'rlille at u - , - I• r. .-*: - - ... ' . , resemble those rinsed is the sas.k. I 31r. Aleaasier Jape, landlord a Oh l Wile *UV' Wats d that be had emit Askew take his elliMealeiti 'a tea ''' bat, but Ow hag amt nut wow in hi. eptillblibila; ' ',Air& ' •liewn the bye' whieh eal - left In the fhleisigrlirVju I declared it nut to 'be the Same, It WWl' 'a i ttitacit It I •ettiotar. Askew defied shat lie had Meth a kilter see his landlord dearritock bill 'said the bat he ado} bit tie :- b l put ,us was green tuilsr,and he rook oraluneetlos ialtheut'iat . The 'auction! said Mimeo bed lodged wilts him for twitt I - - he bid r ,• ' . ~, I s'; * •I 1 /. 'F ... - - • r . #A` I .I 1111111.1111 0 11 1 0 " 1"4"Plir— , • `.:-..'. '-- .- .. "" --.. .--1, , ' ..,.' l'is'..',. ' ;', ..' ' fi l ' .- Mg •::' ' ' '4 . '•-•` , ;.' ' . - r' '. ' ' ' 'C ' '''' • - . ‘• ' . '' 'f . ''. ‘.' '... ; .' -; 4. . !.. ''' .4' Itt: s'• :yi '' '• ''-- ".' •‘ ' ,• '" • ''''' jr j - -- ' : 1• ' ' ...,,, sJ . , .2 . .r . "' , i„,‘ 1 . - • • . • t ' • - • . , . 1 r . • • • • . . • • 1 •••,. . • • .11 . N ,•• • ; ... •• • "V. J iff e • .• • ..."; W., ' ..• • ....• • . .' . • .•, • • : . ...t ... • •4 • , ‘., C 4? . h ... . 1 . , • e II "•I '. i• . 411 fie •I .• il • 1 0 11 'Management of every other arliCle et faesge Pro- , ,arat 4'40,40,N4 11 '\\ :A % • ':' • ' • •4i .• ,' IA r A SMION II LE lED V SHEET* &tenon ? Who ever thought of imposing a variable :,-. 1 f ....i • . .Cst - ',' - . 'r• .• 4 a t -.41, • • : r ie A duty upon the importttion of Pi:Wing:al wine, or .:k • tally Obeitvglid arrived it•sown yesterday from Ilswill • 4k14 4 . 7- 1 1k . .,_ • ....... • .',"'_ t 9 ,:, +- 1 1 lie Was. Deimos, &wt , bits strived to tetra from ESITEIS' French b ra ndies, or iltossia leather ? The practice 'rep h • mw*".." . " ' ,„o' ~ el - ... t . .Anil4444,lleolex. .. .7; , ;Jr as have no effect but to promote unfair specula- if f,..5,- . 0 0 - _2.-"....--4, •.„, 4 .ge,. '. . ;ir Artioral• a ARS , Royal Hittet, , St.iswecumi :.4:,,' . ,! , ~, en , s • -•c , - 1 ----. wzo , .. isgbaa, Lao. Ibt6- limaassi- , feline Lee& ; - .sir Wilder 'l,, t° I *lt Lion, to chest the Government of its just re- :„; Hoek., E. from Brighton. Departure :-- C. Sportier, P. 'to 1 0 6 0 / 71 : POETRY. '"' fir Pao,. . . - IS 10'4 seat Mot. venues, and to enhance the imaginary evils of -os.,- • Thames Page, gag has arrived •t Feuton's Hotel, It. HI to 1 meet Mid. superabundance, and the actual isile of a de- ON THE MARRIAGE OR A DANDY. Jesiis'o.streel, from its RH I to Sirriv, 13 to 1 apt Auld ficiency ia the means of domestic consumption. , .... . - From all these objections a fixed dirty is free, and With his hair twisted various ways , FASHIONABL IS P. 4 RTI ES. 61 to 1 aevt Past • -. His hod• stroitmed hr dear .1... • 6 to I apt Oat Womeete m Weds's.. ,e hod J. Gic OWMy, esu , oe of them • wore obi ' al ill mid him • est** othi eml his mote Batt tarry of eat • • I , he enable. Ikded, seed Ilea Guilt *iron mat 4. 01 tatty wait I e•wasi • fits Aso Intone Nett will smseaard i Wsl awful leadfial iaa A very coted at lelllhi 4 as he Onto, ant oesse cif tl • ' , teed the Pinions tt • .41 closet . . Monts )tning„ I Ilion ali • ' antler, e oltpt tat 4 1, and • lainetior 'lived, 6 do well. lent tha a. `II, fur t Srt la t .0A not 1144 re hi, I.)aPed ..,: .. '• . • . ~ . . . 1.4 ~. . • , s • 2 - II • ; ~,: • . . . .; . . i . • S 4 i ; i • " I n , A, . i : F P *rt. 'l: lo thirrir; . . I _.,..............;,..„ i . . • .. , 0 t soir.srozaT. 1 • • . , . es st'sbek,,lfir-Ilisistril, the Magi- Insaliee of &Acre RiabsbAnu (his . - l or Oster, aleie Samuel Askew , ' 'y elbek of the parish' no uthieh the ,ltualecl, attended ; as slid thograliel . II i have so la udahly euertedtbemeelees - f ors of this fool and horrid died It emelt( that the se best onw Ores . t a was reported, et merely Ilse leo i e DM us' th e brat r ; rind the tie- .h i upon the oceasiun, was dope bis- * found io the apartments of Ityloy„ • I e .ad of which lead been reetielif li.a• awl, resemisling lbas=i as *. . the ofirian of Jeffrey s,.i baudr ' . P . 2111/11 Askew were beeztqll l titie . n watelphoose, banepairer,. - " • ely observed, tism he did 0 4 ,1 4. 61 g resealed every matt tape**. bd. he . id, it was only do.. ordasetter it 4 - L ' I, rider suspicion of a very Itinesue 1 *sod frotn the handouts., ea of the Commilusa afistek• she r, which was rriteareed le-.gyros. * , uners what it was That gm so she I , looked at it fur arose Woe th.,) , or- • , 1 . 4 tell what it was. He thew istsl ' 1 wateLed their cooalrvaisces m 4 mini . i it hid on them, but stn saatettei 1 Committee are decidedly of opilialt, musl Hawes they hate ascestatord or . . I annum of the deceased, that the 11400/ is the house. The deceased {t 1 prudent propensity to talking. It i 'he ueighbourhood that the had said l's palming. for ,1,0001. which .0. is paid very lately; and she we. to its a few days of her murder, woich no Loy persuo;.abe was at length n the Long Annuities, the With*, ad in thy hcese. I found among 1 outelper of roma- isby's 'wittiest*, ,a 1 Mr. lioessees t r r, This being the neighbourhood il • remitted, it was suspected to better ere to meet on the night of the WW- -1 • kood bead, and correctly trek. i' was desired to write the same words i; t tat, which be accordion, did, Mr. id drelaredis was mot dissintike,al- . . red. Rigby accounted for the pea- I by virus it was giros to his . . ✓ Tothitifelds Bridewell, apes so 0 t of Request.,, fora debt for sent, ts, t' . Isis children into a school, by •.lady if eh, he objected le us *room of 1 sine, was examioed she esplabed i .. who bad paid th e debt she Wila4oll- 1,. i d near the demised *boded. Otet 4 .1 mately acqoaibted with lbs ide- ate right of the asurdee she sow the berm of the , clecomed for tof that evening. lin ihesetilind 1 :4 , otlesotiele looking men. g a hod - s 1 r or the Prieutwitn• Ps 4,0 !Ml"' a core; this there is **yr Mee* deadly wenpue which-US. gollag 11l 111 extraordinary dant "MOW* it by an assassin of • earg o railreella in o cam. LIS* ed, is enema adoi eigagesigss Koh. irtz rivr —F t shoimaker'e eon ;• la trehweirks* c !hes bog, firmly Axed ie the beide.' lb wire and covered with raper. At is attached • thick stick winds willAthol she saw a nun at lhis door of u'clock au the nicht of thereatileri egeme• Reseed thet, es there was vets littkelleasTfit, sack, eh had been left in Doit4lol • seed heleiry shwa be el ; 3 London, where it might be w tffert• to gym • list of s h e seed ehigis„ , *: &Amble, he fir dmoegb, to - wietem'xim. are very milletbable men. ,rgom to T.lll. Whitasere of libroivia!e . Wiley sight, Mich Ikh, betireefi testeo4, iu at the door if Mrs. Dowetlfe WOOS ifta the murder was made Itekeirti b eilkea,*: him to tie door, sad wished Mew iss e back way in Millman-plait; isem,. et, sod saw five men ruaning,l ll lW. Ygel. se-place, which is et the back Pre•• • V. pursued thews sad oVertitok Oat lb* wised hold of his arm; he **!iirted cal err four ran niter him into Ifirttfard-rmli T „ 4 ose • brown or 'esioll-eitioraf crAk . gabled Rigby In eite.• Amongst oth4e. seer, with • grersimi4l, add a younger time Alikew, blest abort conatenewee a pripot•••l sew !Lila to r. the face. The mina. ary astauAtly a - Primmer'. ) the moot nm % ion the Palace a huut two o'clock, pursui.ar the Ruiii; de ' 77" 1 .....'. ...." .." the whole seisi,, ,eiwil. sad reluriviey• het *ma four aod eve. His 1111:jes u i n y I from tree eery to Abergnvenny, n;;;;NMitoti; by 'a walauths. Ho Miotreme areialid , ilil, 41idav • A ‘, prate d to be in person. who very properly brooght them to,t .04L 1 12 . ......" 1 ,4 4 .; : -•'. _,___'' .. " '; -.. 4 11114S* in k, , 64 1,t ga i i; looked remarkably ebserfal, cad Mayor. 11w balf-ertrons me totiiffereotli U e •.• I . ll 77"'” imme " co ; i rr beg . aii .."=„ uo , vie Av , • n, .whievie,;4lo,olelter health." i i .i.1iti.)..1 v-. • • • :tett ,tik , reporotto d o o litog ....t I . h i rdises4dy, siendiatidentlies. CORO%) Perry, son of the cured , bet the oiswitces are better itsiebed. • lit•I -I % • -; - - - - — r e ' Reel of *ever ley, MRS mimed to blies Geolinbadiet ferkeley. the attention however will Emily detect the ' coon- tine h illili ec l h tili ld eat 's B de ul erth tea" ig t : alastr l- betniglist tli ..„ i , I 0 . • terfeit win. ' and gm otrOugly recommend mu readers' .deeett e wheat bed marks et•Illood Vie 'lt; A • ... ' " idtlie i;temessi l ".A. ail li nf re tit a s t bo Al t r e t a le ad is ki n i:rto b ss gte o b iljor he tbe e"..." l,l/solsael, "e tt ali alaelii- Ced vod e-41 t o b e .pos t wo W it i oci b usw , u - A ag , t i n . .,I„,, d ig e ,,,i fe y imam Instruments was found. Oae of ttieGbi , I ' • I. „ 1. i t tiaLt ,sediWien *ON mill die Ladles Aolitikroltowi; Lally il: P er , / be had put hit little ft tier int., the wound io live neck ni' she dece:sed, wad he had oti doubt but that it was luau-tea i .- tlwin for some time to come, us there is resoon to r uit i le iti s :. se ~ 1 . 14 7 Ivoillowe. I Atter die valtieialgoi the boeite'sohrldevonm ‘ 41. ""J , se w i w u k u a t if i e n a chaise and Nor (r, e the bride's home iii w ar . , believe there are vevrvol titterers yet at large to tliti I by a large mete ns. 1 city or its vicraity.--( I lerefrod Journal 1 Aso Rigby aid Mary Wood were put to the bar after the 1 .. i \ i -- t ... ~. .. - u •` •nba 4 .