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\ ) .: .., 1 :. I ' .. i i E. was to send the writ by post where the Sheriff Etta to the coautry. Mr. Justice BAYT.ET said, had the name of the writ, been really %Valium only, the Sheriff would have had no choice ; he mast have executed the rit. Mr. LAWCII cited several cases of irregular era • rests, in which actions had been maintained ugaitiet tike Sheriff. Ile contended that at the trial the evidence offered fell short of chewing that the flair'. Siff was the person meant in the writ. The Calms postponed their decision to a future slay. • OLD 1341LEY, WIDNIttIDAY, JAKuattT 16. was indicted for emberelieg the sem the property of his employee, Wm. Kemp The Prosecutor is • baker, keeping two shops is Selesem Tows, and stated that. um the 26th October last, she Primate was is his employ; he army authorised to reeeive mosey os His aeronel, hut it was his duly to pay it over to his ap tires*. the ammo day on which he received it ; he IwO4 shops, end being consequently absent from Deem at Haft.. lot delegated his stattionty to his apprewlicee. Airs. Collet proved that site paid If. to the Prisoner, na Ile • 11114 October last, oil amities of the Prosecutor. The appreetion, who 'were authorised by the Prosetralrm .• to receive mosey, were called fur, bet did net apOkile W live evidence ; wherewpos - Mr. AboLTRUB, wino was Counsel for the Ptisouer, sahla Well, then, tweet is an rad of the case." The Prisoner befog called on for his defence, said Mr. Kemp had offered to make it up for 101. Ilia Cosner! told hint he bad better know when he was well off. Mr. AltAitta, who tried die caw, directed an acquittal, as, in the absence of the appreutiers, who were the most material witnesses in the case, and should therefore have been heated over In appear by the Magistrate, there was isu evidence Its , prove that the Prieower bad sot paid ever the money, awl was impossible to nay whether he might have done se or rale . 1 The Jury areordiegly returned a verdict of Not Gillo. Ole. A DOLPHOS, ihett said be was desirous of ezpreselsig„ 101 l the prewsree of the Court, his own eonvietiou that Mr. Kemp, whom be knew to he a most respectable man, would never attempt to compound a felony fur the sake of obtain ing 101. Bear, Heritage, was indicted fur embezzling 101. in @nye- I relent, the property of Mr. Wilkinson Mount; and Thomas .t.iiantone was indicted fur advising, abetting, and cususs thag the said Henry Heritage, le commit the said offence. Tile Pr osecuour'ssoe gave the Primate Remade, who was in 'brie employ, tensovereigies, on the 22J November, desiring iiim to take them to the Meat, to be there exclieugial fur fa% things, of which they were merle in seed fir the p or p o sel of their trade. He returned with either else farthings or the sovereigns, wee was be again heard of by the Prvareu . low or loosen, entail the latter met him is the course of List month, aid had how taken into custody. A enures, who described himself as acetate, monger, swore that the Prituner &nimbus said to him, in the presence of the other Presort?, " Dun't you think Heritage is a J--. 1 fool nut to keep the sovereigns bis master has giveu, p hisn ?" Witness answered, " Heritage must be the hest judge of that ," Rod then went away, leaving them together. The Jury found Heritage gritty, and acquitted Simmons. • Jake /awaits wee indicted for stealing two shawls value 31. seri a scarf valve 30s the properly of Mr. George Parker, privately, iu Isla shop. The Prisoner, accompanied by another person, went into the shoptrfthe Prosecutor, in Norton Foliate, shoat eight o'clitek eat , the morning of Monday, the lib January. The Pei 11111011111es companion asked a boy about 16 years of age, aad 1110 interestiog and intelligent appearance, oleo was sere. lag is the shop, to skew him some calico, such as be bad shows him on the preceding Saturday; he did so, sad the Mtn purchased one yard of it, for eight-pence ; and they welt away together. As soon as they were goo', the lad retailed two shawls and a scarf frum the counter near where the Primmer had aloud, and calling the mail servant into the shop, be ran out after them, sad overlook then, both 10 (111111pany with three or fool. others When be came up with them, be seized the Pro...Hier by the cunt, but the other, shook him off, and the Prisoner ran away. The buy -pursued bite, the Pt owner's compauiona following and treading on hie keels so, that his shoes came off. He, how -a•er, rata Ull. tailing "Slop thief'." but lust sight of the Prisoner in Red Laois sorest. Some other persons joined io the pursuit, and the Primmer was taken after a bug chase, in the course of which he cruised SpitelSelds mai km, wheys; he pulled off his great coat and threw it on the /Mid. The teal was picked up by a labouring man oho Jodie/writ it, the pursuit, mud by him risers to the boy. lo rise pockets were found the shawls unit scarf. The CUM was produced in Court, and the pocket seemed to have been made espiessly fu'r the poi pose; bring of auflicreat capacity to contain at least two &igen such shawls as were Aloud in it, which were by her means of the smallest Tlw Prisoner declared be wee innocent, but celled no wit. •acts. Verdict—Guilty. POLICE. bl ANSION-HOI:SE. gcves boys, most of whom have bees is the baba of corn. Wiling robberies to the ueighboorbuitd of Moorfields„ and •II of whom me under the age of 13, were yesterday brought be(ure the Lind Mayor, upon suspicion of having formed themselves into a Joiciphoed gang, fur the purpose of attack - • use and ages, on the highway and leaders of the gang appeared not Ituation. Tiwir names are Boller, But those who followed the leadeis idetitly terrified at their situation. .street mated, that lately a great committed upon little buys, as they along Little 11.11 alley, or ally of the ueighbourhouil of Culemari-street. he suddenly taken from the youth. hats %%ere srizid, and the novelty in the robberies were always committed violence, sod by boys of eery leads , . • eaper;enced in the most dangerous rants, whose children bad suffered, I their complaints, but notwithstande . officers, two boys were robbed, lbw other on Monday night. Informations • pubes, four of the Prisoners were the watcb•hoose. Three of 'beak any robbery, and trufortusately, the robbed could not identify those by Hacked. One of the thieres, however, formerly a coostable, confused that he with Butler, Burgess, and Lincoln, committed, that they committed It, Id while they were in the act of steal. could not affect until they had come ow. The Coleman street chive(' poor boy up against his dour iota sad unable to procerd buena !lend upon duty at the Mansion ring at the Prisoners, that they ou gangs of young fellows who were v competition with the most daring The plan of gettinc recruits was parents of &meal boys, by woful wonderful what Numbers enlisted youthful delioquenta. the children, %hose HMI'S are out declared that their buys had Seen became counseled with the otter's, who um their work sad corrupted them. expeessed his regret at the consequences *bids is of course set ou fool by the win were constantly encased au He observed, that the police should *Men to watch the Emig, of Impolitic) the peg were thew seat to prises. - - • - were Ilse, are to be separately cooked. The oilier Coat were delivered to their parrot.. BOW-STRUT. Yerterdsy a voting man, of the name of Sasith, was brought before G R. Minehull, Esq. the sitting Magistrate, charged wit► feloniously sterling a silver fork aid two silver to►le spume * , the moperty of M.s. Julia Wiry, of Conduit-street. It appeared that the Prisoner, abort two o'clock yew terday. knocked at the door of the Primed-Orin, and re gimented to me the lodgings which were to let i■ the house. the servant showed hiss into she parlour while she vent in totem her mistime*, snit on her refers she found the Pri• *One, had left the house, and missed the fork and spoons which bad beets lying with other articles of plate, optima a table. The hoe and cry of." Stop thief!" was raised, when James Lee, owe of the dismounted patrol belonging to the office, who was passing itlong C.tnduul•street, observing the Prisuiter roguing up the street towards Swallow -street, be prie.ited, overtook hum Regent.street, sod conveyed him hark to the home iu Citioluit-street, and uss searching him he found the fork and table spoons its his coat pocket. The Prisoner, in his defence, admitted the charge, sad said he was a half pay °Nicer; that he bad seen much better days, had received an excellent education; be was aware that would not plead an enclose for a ciente, and that the Magistrate Mich. say Ise ought to have knowu better ; be had a wife sod three children, and it was want that hail driven buts to the commission of the crime, which was the Seat ►e ►ad ever committed. He therefore hoped as much le.lty as was possible would be shown him. The Prlallttillfi% and her sister were present; they both appeared extremely distressed at his statement, toil ►oped I what be had mud •as true; sad as they did mot wish to pen aerate him, that he would take warning, and not attempt • any thing of the kind to fotnee. The Alitiistrate, however, committed him fur further essashiation, to alLsd time is ascertain if be is the cha racter lie represents himself to be. YATTON-GARDEN. ROBBERY OP COUNTY STORES FROM THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Mr. Adkins, the Goveinor of the House of Correction, waited on Sue Magistrates at this office, to give soformation of an ettemire rubotcty of rowdy stores from the Howse of Correction, Cold Bath•Grlds He stated that ■ large quan lay of blankets, shows, stockings, cloths, mud cheek fur skirt ing, WWI sIa.CUIPVItIi Iw have been 1101111 out of the stores in the House of Correetion, sbu property of the comity, and which was for the use of the Prisoners; that he hail dtsrovered 11131 several ;mire of the shoes tool other snicks were sold at a altupin ---, and more to a Jew of the name of mod that his suspicious fell on -••••••••--... H. re out of the Magistrates told Mr. Adkins ant In men tion names, fur patticular reasons, and thee ordered the Who., to be cleared, when they rrineisied better than half an hour in private ronsult■Uou as le the steps it to he tak►n to brio; sloe oilleutlers 1w justice, which we suppose will be adopted before tits reaches 'he eye of e.r aiwists. l "'"' a' r ' 71 ' 1 " * ".. 1-11 • • j 4.1 • • W on COURT OF JUSTICIARY, I,►xtnar 11. •-•—• This (toy the Court met fur the trial of William Armstrong, accused of hoeing, on the 21st Novem ber la•i, in the village of Overton, Dumfriesshire. murdered William F,rrie%, truant in Waugh.lie, in the same county, by discharging at Mtn a loaded musket. The Panel pleaded NM Crafty. Agnes Armstrong lived its servant with the Pri soner till the month of November last. Recollects the last night her muster was ut home, he and her mistress were in bed about 11 o'clock. Before .he and the of her aervants went to bed, they heard a noise at the outside of the door; she went to open it, mid on doing so, she saw some men upon th . e road. Two of them came Running to the door, on which she ran in. She soon after heard one of the num say, tell Tubby to - come out, us somebody wanted to ►ee he.. 'Frisby replied, she would nut go, on which two men came into the lare.age. Tibby Murray lighted a candle, sod went to see who they were ; one of them struck at the e.mille end put it out, and soother came into the ktichere and danced. Tibby told him to go um or she would raise her master : on this her msstrr came out of his room, and drove the mull out of lira house. She then heard a violent knocking at the door, which she thought would break it down. The master ran again into the kitchen, and took down the gun off the joist, and went to the outer door ; by the time he gut to the door all the noise had crowd. Tibby Murray cried don't shunt the gun. lle went lo the door, and immediately she heard the gun go off. Shortly after a man came and told of the dreadful event that had happened, and the Panel seemed ill great distress. Jam Elliot was in the coach along with Ferries and some others of his companions. going to Watiglislie, on the 21 it November. Ferries *as very merry. They aent into a public-house on the road, where they drank a good deal. On erriv. ing at the house of William Armstrong, Ferries 'trot op to the door, and witness went alter him to make him return, brit nut succeeding, he proceed ed on the road by himself. fie soon after heard some knocking, and afterwards the report of a grin ur pistol, followed by deep groans, which were im mediately repeated, hist in • lower tour. On this he turned back. ■ud found the deceased lying on the road-side, slid groaning, but unable to speak. Ile was soon after joined by some others, with the assistance of whom he carried him to the house of one David Irving, but by the time time they got him there lie was dead. John Irving, torgeori, dissected the body of the deceased. and read to Court u repot* nom the cam. Tire Prisoner, in his dechrratruti, said lie 01.1 y in tended to frighten the petple who uota• ked his house, - as be had been rosaulted ►everal tunes al. ready, and that lie did nut sea any person when he fired. Several persons gave the Prisoner ao excellent character. and the evideece hong summed sip— The Jury returnril a virus nice verdict. unani mously finding the Panel Guilty y Culpable Ho. micide r hut recommending him to surrey. 't tie Prisoner was ■rutenerd to twelve wombs int prisotimeut iu Durntrits gaol. As a proof of the extmordiortry mildness of the season, there air at this tiinr, in en elevated situa tion near limy. laurels 113 11111 biliPS(.lll, hemdes roses.. unitrogolds, praitirostts. hepaticas, the little veronica. hellebore. and even tuad.fldx. partite woottrisel, ludta pinks, sweet Williams. and ether summer flowers. which when checked no their growth, from soy cruse, to gtllel2l are cut offs by the early frosts of the winter. In the hedge-ruo,t the daisy, the thistle, and hew and there the mallow, are in flower ; the buds of the hazel are bursting, and in sheltered spots it has heel, ut.oei wed au blusiow. The thrush ton. geaterally considered the herald of Sprang, has begun his song. and every thing seems to curtsey the idea that the order of the Kokomo is changed. • . •e 4 ,••••ty !to ~..„atitsr,. • • = • titres boys, moat of whoa mating robberies in the aril of whom are under the at befirre the Loud Mayor, al themselvesiato a discipline log children of similar use plundering them. The In ii much affected at their silo , Burgers, and Linen!.. Be cried bitterly, and were era, i, An officer of Cu lftlao.• ,-. many robberies bed been co walked in the evenings alo lanes or alleys is the ne When siotbiag else could I. Tut passengers, their hats the etyma was, that the r wish some degree of virile Jean, though evidently ex practices. The ioloibilani were, of course, hood in th ing the activity of the obi . sloe on Solway, the other . , haring beau give. to the 3 taken op and lodged in denied all know bolo of as I ,' ' child who bail been robe whom be had been attacke ! 1 whose father was furmrrl had /wan in company wit wboa the rubbery was can ' and bad beaten the child a tag Lis hat, whirls they Cu' pleiely overpowered too added, that he found she g *tato of great ogitatiou, as out help. The officers who site Heave stated, wpm tookin doubt belonged so the gas owe eittersog into active I COGri•eirre ow she town. '. already knows to she pa eapersence, and it was wt nadir the la:mums of she 3 The parents of four of t rneatiosiod, Intruded, sod c very good void they tsetse had ',slimed them from the The 143.•1 Mayor espres of this liiidltat system, wh ...permitted anise/tams, i plosederisig about town. ii n • I hove the meat strict order' isfeet the etreeu. The three &cadets of if 4 -• , . IRR LAND. ...11.11.... COUNTY OF KILKENNY. IMPORTANT PUBLIC MEETING. The Lander Jew's! of Saturday contains the subjoined highly laterestiog document's. The High Sheriff of the county of KilLeon, M deserving of the public giatituile for acceding to the respectable requisitiuu presented to him. This promisenons.meetiog of all, without distinction of roe lion, is preferable to a meeting of any particular sect or party. We prefer such a meeting to one of Ca:holies, or eve. to oat of Protestants, foe the same object ; as all are concerard is promoting the welfare of the tomtit", it is eh pedieal that all should copal, in advocating the mesas,* necessary for its attainment. This meeting is boursurahit• to the litiersffity. intelligence, and public spirit of the cid. gems of Kilkenny ; wit have sin doubt •baii i the result ; ws are cor.fideut that it will be in full aceordatice with the wishes of every disinterested mate of wood mind in the country.. " To WlLLiast Wanton, Esq. High Sheriff of the County of Kilkenny. " We, the molersigned, request you will call a Meeting, for an early day, of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Free holders of the Courtly of Kilkeurry, for the purpose of pill. Booing Parliament to remove all disabilities affecting the Roman Catholics of Ireland, as the hest means of perms.- newly establisloog that concord so impresdively recurs. minded by oar beloved Sovereign is. his parting admositiou to his faithful people of Ireland." (Signed) Clifden, Besborongh, Downshire, Duncrianott, Frederiek Ponaonby, M.P.,Somereet. R Butler, Genet , Agar Ellis, M.P, Pierce Boiler, William Poosonby, W. R. De Montenoreacy, Bart., P. S. Butler, itc &c. (There are utterly three hundred other signatures.) " Iss pursuance with theforegoing Requisition, I du hereby request a Meeting of the Nubleenro, Clergymen, Gentlemen, sad Freeholders of the Comity of Kilkenny, at the County Court-house, ou Friday, the 18th day of January, 1822, at the hour of out o'clock. . WILLIAM WARING, High Sheriff." " London, December IS, 1821. " Silt —1 have hod the barmy, of emeriti( year letter of fire Ails, which followed me to different places or I should sooner have aivwerril it. I shall he obliged to you to affix my wino. to the Requisition, soil I hope awe shirred, that the Catholic Question may be carried to this Session. With my feelings and opiniuos no this subject, I need not trouble you at present : they see well known. They agree with shore of Fox, Pits, Grey, Grenville, Wyndham, Bork', Cass ming, Londonderry, Harrowhy ; oleo who, however they da: lied un other 'object', agreed on this. I ought out to forget Grattan, Planar-it, and many others. In truth, the ablest and best men of our day have supported it. " I have the hni ttttt r to he, Sir, " Your very obedient bumble Servant, " CLIFDEN." " December 19, 1821. • " SlR—la consequence of the severe calamity that bas occurred is our family, my brother is still remaining with my father at Florence, and as ass early answer cannot be pro. cured fioin thesis, I take the earliest opportunity of assuring you of our hearty concurrence so the object of she proposed inerinly, fur peoitiouilig Parliament to rumor, all dimbildies •ffecting the !tyrants Catholics, and of requesting you to add any of our names that you may think fit to the Requiwiton to she High Sheriff that you liter been kind euougb to enclose. " 1 have the honour to be, Sir, " Your obedieut &maid, " DUNGANNON." DU ELS. A dud was fought on Saturday (12th lost.) at three o'clock in the afternoon, between Mr. O'Meara, On the half pay establiihMent, attended by Mr. Crooke, also on she half pay, and Mr. SPLoughlin, of the 'Treasury, atteuded by Mr. Bayley. On the second fire bulls shoot look effect. Mr. O'Meara was struck on the side, but the rib bone offered sufficient resistance to prevent it from rote. ing the body— the wound is severe, however. Mr. SPLoughlin was less fortuuste. The ball of his antagonist entered a little below the hip bone, aud has out been extracted. We state with much regret that the woven' is cuir•illereil dangerous; he is attended by the Surgeon-General and Surgeon Kerns. Mr. O'Meara is attended by Sergio') Rom y. It is • lamentable circumstance, that this is the Med dad fought during the last week, at isiog from she same ori final celiac of quarrel: The first was on Tuesday. in Itot Pharnis Path, between the same principal.; after exchang ing abuts, at IS paces distance, the parties and their friends golden the ground without any adjustment homing taken place. Au the moment of Tannic the irrouud, some &Item (Om (clutch it this moment we do not wish more' particle... larly lo allude so) arose, which produced a meeting on Thursday afterinion, in a field adjoining Lord Clowlemont's demesne, between Mr. O'Meara au.l Mr. Clarke, also on halipay, who acted as !the second of Mr. SPLutighlon in the former clue, when on a discharge of shuts at test paces, Mr. O'Meara firing is the air, she affair was amicably ad. jawed. The third duel was fought in the same place between the original in tocipals, with the oafortunate result already stated ; they stood at the distance of twelve perm. Toe same Gen. ' tleman was second to Mr. O'Meara in the three duels.-- (Dahlia Mornisy Port.) ANOTHER ACCOUNT. A duel wit fought near this city uu Saturday morning, between M.L—, Faig a gentleman holding a .public situattun, and why—, E.g. an officer un hell pay. Both parties were wounded. Mr. M'l. we regret to bear, is in a very dangerous state—M►. U'tl. is hut slightly injured. It is said that these gentlem►n bad appeared in the,field Op posed to eaftb other so lately as Wetland", y la s t, al ie n th e y fired two pistols each without effect ; ■ud that a duel slam took place between another !cattleman and Mr. O*M. within the test etenk. We refrain for the present from relating the rumours which are in circulation with regard to the origin of these unfortunate quarrels.—(Dublin Fireman's Journal.) FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR AT BALLYAORAN, IN THIS COUNTY. [Freon the Cork Intellignicorj Ott Christmas the congregation that assembled for divine worship amounted to near twelve hundred (by a Coroner's inquest subsequently held at that place on the dead hody of our of the rioters, three or four hundred of whom attacked the corporal's party, as afterwards slated). The congregation Wild ill chapel when some ill disposed people inside called out is. the middle ..f divine worship thAt the soldiers aloe round the chapel and setting it on tire, on which they rush ed out, breaking the windows and doors and making_ a terrible noise, by which the sentinel at the barracks, distant about half a quarter of a mile, was alarmed by the nproar—the sentinel called to the corporal of the guard, who was then inside, that the congregation was breaking' out through the windows and doors of the dispel, and apparently moving towards the barrack,. Tile corporal immediately got three files of the guard tinder arms, together with one of the po lice, a i d moved towards the mob, who, on seeing the soldier., opened out from their centre, and al lowed the corporal nod six to proceed a short way up through them, who ordered them to die. prise, sceisig them in aneh u disorderly stales which was no sooner done than they weie assailed with a shower of stones from the mob, by which three of the party were knocked down—the rabble kept calling out " Murder the rascals! they have no ADM aitioo," by which expressions, and three of the party having been knocked down, they were under the necessity of having moors. to the last extremity for the preservation of their lies and arms, that of firing upon them one *as killed and several wonnded. The mob then funned into two divisions, and indicated wt attack upon the barracks, to which place they were then rapidly Moving, - end attempted to prevent the party com municating with the barracks, *bete only three men bad been left in charge. They succeeded in twice getting between the military and die bar. racks. but were ultimately defeated and driven back, on the arrival of the other three from the barracks to their support. The party was weaken. ed in consequence of the scrjeant being patro!tolt at the time, on the road towards Castletown, about a mile and a half distant. When he Insod the firing in the direction of Ballyagran, he immediately re turned. bot previous to lets arrival tranquillity was restored. A Clergyman who ha•f been passing to Char leville, tlic nearest military post of strength, gave infurmati ~,, to Colonel Stratton, 6 h dragoons, corninandi,og there, that the military stationed ■t Ballyagran were attacked by the pessantry, ou which Lieut. XVthiam Armstrong of that corps was dispatched with thirty men of the rifle brigade, 23c1 regiment, and yeomanry, to strengthen the post, which it was feared would be again attacked that night. On Thursday last an inquest was held on the body of James Lane, who was shot in the village of Ballyagran, in this county, in not affray with the military on Chrytmrs•day. After a patient investigation, which la►ted two days, and the elimination of nearly seeent,en wi•uesses, the Jury retired, and ion a little deliberation unani mously brought to a verdict of Jastiflable Mini tide," which was a strong approbation of the cots• duct °rifle party stationed at the village.—There waa a number of Gentlemen of high respectability, who contribuied, by their assistance, to have the matter fairly and impartially inr-estigated. me TU !CF. ••••NIN•m. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE NEWMARKET FREE HANDICAPS. FIRST SPRING MEETING, Mg. WIWI/MAT. SWeepilltkell 44( Mrs. each. h. ft. T.T.C. se lb. I et. lb. it.' liesicrucian Y 12 Cirl 8 3 8 6 Kuidare 7 12 TFICRIIDAY. .. SircepstAkes of 100 g.. each, s b. ft. A. F. tht.tolemo 8 12 Cesstitor I Itidicolo . 8 10 Blue Kohl . . Sur Hoklibraud Ibla The handsome chain pier about to he erected at Brighton is to be at the hoitom of tl.e Old Sleyne, and will extend more than 300 yards into the sea. There was a gond supply of grain at Norwich market on Saturday. but very slight alteration took place in prices. Old Wheat was shout Is. per womb dearer, and new Is. lower than last week. Barley and Oats much as hef"re. There was • very large supply of Scots and flomrbreds, and • great desire was expressed to sell. The .prep-pens were also well filled, but little or no alteration in On Saturday se'imight Mr. Peres SPEISCRIAT and his brother, both of Ely, went out m a boat for the purpose of pleasure. When they bad readied Barrowsy Wash the wind tacked suddenly round, overlies...A the brad, and precipitated the young men into the waver. Tl.ey were both good swimmers, earn' after an arduous sireiggle, which nothing but a !WMe of their despeune situation could minel them to make, they succeeded in reaching the shore; they were so much exhausted upon landing as not to he able to stand. Some watermen, who were at a distance in their barges, animated them with their voices, and gave three cheers upon their escaping from the watery element. The distance they swain was shout a tulle. . Yesterday se'lutight a mart rather short in figure, and " full-faced," called in the house of ROISSAT RUDD, of East Tuddenhuni, Norfolk, and stated that be had brought from India to his borne at Bury, a package containing some valuables from the soil of RUDD, which must be fetched felon thence, fur lie (the strainer) rout(' not take any further trouble about lt. He had lost his left hand, whali misfortune, he said, he met with "on his last going out." He wrote an ad dress in a fine hand as follows :--4" William Edward [-folding, M.D. Rev. Riches's! Holding's, M.A. near the Abliry, Burry St. Edmund'e . ;" and then look his leave without asking any remuneration, or seeming to expect i', which indeed the rank he assumed would prevent the pour colt eger from offering. The daughter of the poor mail teevelled to Bury, a distance of above 50 miles, and made every enquiry, but to no purpose, fur there is sin pitch le:habitant of the town, and, as may hr con cluded fi om he orthography of the word •` Burry." the whole was doubtless s hoax, though it is not easy to conceive an adequate motive to a perfect strauger fur subjeeting a person of confined cir- CUMPIIIIICell• to the trouble and toconveieience of su lung o journey. William Morgan, alias Bailey, has been com mitted by Cimact: WHITE, Esq. Alarmism of Grantham, t o the prose ot . 01.4.4.'1100 I here, un der the late Vagraot Act. He was fennel con cealed under • bed at the Angel Inn, and heed been begging under various pretences, ger.erally erre sentiug himself as a distressed tradranntil from Ware, where lie had lost our or two of his children and all his property (4monistieg to I. 4001.) by tire. He also represented himself as the brother Or a respectable draper at Southwell. The said Win. Nlorgan is 34 years of age, 5 feet II incises high. has grey eyes, dark liair.„irale complexion, a scar un his maw, I a small ground on the back of his head, which lie says lie rteeserd in an en gagement at sea. He was dressed in • blue coat, green striped waistcoat, light corduroy breeches, half bootee, and a black silk handkerchief', and had with him a light rough great roar, several brass nags gilt, and a large silver watch. COAL MARKET, Januany N. Ship. at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 1 SRI Newcomb: 41 Soot!Mind 1 Welsh Coal I lllm - , which entlmager . the mystic evolutions of Nature. Ts ba hria: we are Heathers of the London Celli ge of Sat. geom., ea* establish the imegrity of our Character apes be anceise of 'l•weuty Years practical expersence, and so. asounce the grat.ful testimony of those in whom losg sae• lee had uearli extinguished every hope of relief. Wr pledge ourselves to the removal of SY PHILP. fi"s is insipient symptoms to the remotest stages, charactecird by csety doubt and whatever malignancy. The inkiest• avid inuch•ueglected diseases of the Urethra base here tat" fully and studiously considered, as have els.) those defir , :: nod important sympathies which refer to the Female icy• The infirmities of virility Inure hewn especially noticed, els. Cher as arisiay from the debilitating tyrimuy of a atmuapbere—the natural ►ias of constitutios—tire rot &Lee of gaiety —or the more ala►mag results of a shy to practices " which shoo the light;" the pry,".••"* ii which is marked by a gradual del shelter of the powers. To ail who are thus circumstanced, and mine toe' einlly to arch as are aspirants for connubial pleasure•. " earnestly recommend our commentary, " The Life," the perusal of which most prove beneficial to the• , mural 'misplaces. The Rook can he bad al VC Paternoster-row; b 9, rat mall; 41, Piccadilly; 16. Princei.itr , et„ Soho; 174, end 3 't FtPri-street 40, lire** Smithfield; 98, Cheapside; Be‘ and Sieveuson, No•w•cli ; Deck, Ipswich ; Shepptud. Or► tul ; Barrett and Duffield, Bath; Hatt, Cambridge; ley, Leeds; ■ud by all K.rokoellers. Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the stotol'Y' Patients writing for the same, will please to endow a Baia eirte.—A tleudanee at home for consultation as rowel. 6088 and Co. Surgeowa, 11, &awes "M. Fleet-etreet, Loadoi..--A private deer mired Awe:era". Protect •ad Publ'obed at TOE EMI= FREW acct THE GLOBE 011ka, No 127, Strait W C. 6°KN WELT., of the Stn.& NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. eoltrzttoeve, .111rUsayls. Arrived the Princess Mary, Clark, from the D og , the &mit Sea. ; Earlearonr, Il ussleman, from ditto 1 N maim ; and the Solon, Wacbtio, from Uleaborg. Sailed the Lively, Riebie, fur Anemia. PiTaItOIUTN, JAIIVAII9I4 Arrived the William and Amelia, Jones, fmo, New Brunswick, is 3b days : on the Bth inst. its lag ty lung. fell in with the brig Ell e n, o f Dartmontli, Newfoundland fur Liverpool, leaky, and in such a die state that the %hater and passengers ...mild have at her had not she sea bees running so high as to preel s ,i, possibility of Captain dome rendering them ary suit „ t , /1111V1aa 14 The sloop Neily, Short, from Bridgewater fur broke her author in the Fire Fatts , nl Memel, and ie ning for the harbour drove up in the boy and receireg siderable &mare—slue has been to. in here very leaky, The Sister.. Carter, from t h e South Seas, is la the Channel, sad has sent on burg fur an sucker ito4 able, ./.11/113611f Arrived the Catherine, Peyton, from Loudon for s and Union, How, frons Exeter fur Imoduts, the foratict. tog slipped our, and the ltttsr two chairs cables. trivia, JANUARY 11 Arrived the Johanna Elisabeth, %diets, from Acre s leaky in her upper oinks. Arrived the New Albion, Critchall, from London Trieste, with linos of bowsprit. unitemh, JANUARY If Arrived the James aid Agues, Sax., from hlstati, sailed 6th December. 5.% or ....yen vessels were ko Miramichi, nanie• usikooren. On 10th Janaavo, ie 48 49. lung 8. sp• he the America's ship Iris, Gm i s mouth fur Havattaah, who supplied the James awl k g , with provisions. DRILL, JAIIIILIVI The wind has beta well to the northward ta.day, bat Das in strong with the ebb tide, has prevented the usterard;n. Ling their anchor.. Several small vessels in the Downs drove and let go*, second auchora. One brig lost both anchors, and progeny for Dover. The rest of the vessel. ride all stII. Arrived and remain the Grand Sachem, Woodward. fm the South Seas; and Mary Anew and Labelle, Steolima i s from Hull for Rio Jairesro. The Giant Sachem irks Timor the Atalanta, with IWO barrels of oil; WIG*, with 1,400 ditto; sod the Eliza Anne. Comedown from the River and revisits the Swallow, for Bombay. CORN EXCHANGR, JANUARY 16. We have had very little Wheat fresh in since Monday, le a con.rderable quantity of that day's supply remelted ow. chi.tly cturairitiug of the second and inferior descriptions!, which there was little or no demand this inovulog, bat gm is nu alteration its prices. Fine soeltim Ba. ley was is rate moor demand, as well as the ordinary samples, the tannic lug in request for shipping as from 17s to 191. per quire Oat•a.• rather lower, in consequence of large arrivals, a Beans and Pease there is nu alteration. _ - MARRIAGES. Tuesday, by special itemise, at Everdighom Park, is tit Ely! Rollo, of 11mi-family of York, the Hon Charles Thelma second son of the Right Hun. Lord of Cern*. Park, in the county of Devon, to Te , youngest [Wean or o,e late Marmadoke Constable Maxwell, Pao. On the 141 h Moan', al Codaall Church, Staffordshire. I f the tier. Charles Wrutiesley, the Rea. lobo Hilyar, to llw• lotie, daughter of tiler late sad sitter of the pretest Se Jolts Wrottesley, Bart. ON Monday, at St. Martin id-the-Fields, by the Rev. Ark deacon Pott, George Thomas William., Eaq. of (ludo* street, Fitzruy.scuare, 10 Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Ib late Samar' Smith, M.P. for Ludgershall. On Tuesday, the Milt instant, at Foots Cray, by sir 11r. Warioer, J. K Curylun, Esq. son of the Rev, G of Penzance, to Elizabeth, the only daughter of Wilma Rose Haworth, Esq. principal clerk in the oilleeof 111 Auditor of the Receipt of his Majesty's Ezelreqmr. DEATHS. On the 61h instant, at 3 - aonton, Anna Maria, 1111 t. daughter of J. Wright, Esq of Kehredon Hall, Essex. At %Vale. ford, the Lady of Thorax* Scott, Earl. On she 12111 instant, Sarah, sec oo d d aug ht er o f Pbif H•mmoull, E.q. of Swaffitsm, Norfolk. Monday, the 14th inst. at the house of Mrs. Ws* No. 1, Kiucetreet, Portman-square, Charles Celaries tin /maid, Esq. aged 18, of a consumption. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRILIGS Morning 46 eke S. I Sem* 1$ after V. - - PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bunk Stock 2371 Imp. 3 per Ct. A0n.7 1 5; 3 per Ct. Red... 761 77 India Stock e3s; 3 per Ct. Cons.... 76. a South Sr. Stuck 31 per Celli.. • 88 Ex. Bills, I,Uolb. 4 per Cen......... 9 6a 4 6 Pr. 3 per Ct. N. Ann.. luiti Ditto 5ma11.... 3 6 ie. 10s luBl Coos. for Acc.... 77r1 4 . Bank L. Ann. 197-t6 Carpet diem— Be promptly wise. 1117 11 EN Science begun to explore the moo& rated machinery of Man, she was speedily enSa.lleg in a Isby. loth of mysterwas confusion, firms which itrielic , • teal e e r. i p rit r e se am re , ra h: c w i ev • a e lo r, n s e tili emanc i pated oppo,et heir licr. lgwo e.eauw rsee s aJ lino and the prejachee of weak minds, in some imitative, roma• ragss their audacity. As Truth is to Falsehood, so avd our p•blic statements be comp/red with their orignalhol t pr at e , t , r i a t n o w a ti v s, ow an . ol u t o os t . ap r :ot e as teir fallacies, pr h aciiiioses we ina ho ran of ps;. , which raidatiger . the mystic evolutions of Nature.