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flo PROPOIRIORt eliilr t 1614 STOCK Lane Allll Ctunsgeng—The Cent of Pinelere hen Kohn le give Mr. Jells Hied* Penh of the Seisher Civil y o tablishweel, IM sew or 1,9•414, es die pseudo lbat he awed a lees in exceeding a public netted which hr had oak win the Sonhay Goverewest. SSW use of then who rogwested that Ibikepisies of the Sopriden at large nook' ha totes es Ifts great, I fed sweifeelkd epee to stele the pertinent* of alit wan, and to request peer adman. to then. The fellowieg facts en hamlet= thogiperlipw epos for th e ieopeceioa of the Propeinen et the Midis Meese s—ti la Ilestewher, 1817, the Goveranest Dosibrep sawn. turd he a amply of beers ropes, bp pehligeoldner, aid the smoke of Mr. Pell(, a. Wiwi he sell Sweseeble• was accepted as the bib Joinery, 1818. Mr. ray siren the eseuren, to soppy 09 reps fair 6087 sins rupee., to he delivered in the lint four nestles Os the henry, 1818, he received the Mat *dente of 10,0841 els rupee, sod a wend *anew of the sane sonnet is weary, 1819, to rabbis hie to provide she materials reahle to the cianlition nibs roiled. Instead sf immediately perches* hemp, to noble his to piste his tooir.d. he hen the whole of the public money a hie badly es appears by his awn sereents, sod did out dew e rood el heap mail the let F. bream 19, one nod after the one 18„1110 ropes ought to have delivered. He did wet deliver e tingle east of the 40,000 Is the mown of nween, Febniery , sod March, 1119, hosed ley his contract re do ; sad, is do, did wet eatirely Is costrort omit March, 100, owe crake yaw - Ithe terse &periled. If lii crape of coins kell out la is net year, the Compeer weed have bees iambic to ip flair seal invreforrole of adios la Chios, (or ...it of Wan" sad thereby hove ealreved gnat keesionoiewee the ese.faillbent of Mr. edly'reeetreet. Mr. Petty, WI hie inworiel t awes as se neon that war ad non with the Prins, after ho hod takes the cosset, that be wee thereby pershated from weeipietiag it; bat Comaillre of Dirertors, I. gawp Mr. Petty's weinorial ee rrierrea, kyr reported, " that kis allsralknos ware sod at" I tkonkler the Court of Directors, io recoweseeding this of 1111191. to Mr. P—„- so ban need statuary to she seentereiol privet* of all eention.; and, after the of their Ceasdelar, It stems (blink to secant foe kfirkmiliwary reselsiies. Ts perm • gran le eterstranw, who, lining received 111 1• 1044•614,10 . did eel prepare to NMI his moron mil a telefoon aim he received the nosey, wed who did napless his essegestrat add a nor after the time Axed, to hold sots premien to all then who shall bereaher sweineta deo eeneeet to die wielekes liberality , I neon help *Mel lba serellekleas sweeties ofibe letter of the contract I another isstagga, discoased at the bat General Court, ?Ma sheers that she Direction' 4, est act on twasisteat aid spartial priariplea. They haws lately esaciell a large penally from a realrsetor he failed so deliver some Irma ea the precise day Awl by wialreet, is coaeripiewels of the barges being hoses up At river, so creel which be wield neither foresee nor sow. el, sod from which the Compaity solleml writhes loss ear onwreaienee. I mired your partieular attention to these two eases, as is oar fluty to take care that espial jusetiee is dose to all who have traossetioss with the Coassiway I sail I call yea to @mini the ballot no Ibe Pilo iodine, sod este as roliassed inkwell shall disett, Jbe mar agighied the of 2,0001. to Mr. remain, Year imbeds's. &rowel are, Jawsweit left. Amin HUMIL THE LAPS 101111 CORSET, ESQ. A superb monwriseit fee the memory of the late Jabs rat. Esq. of Seadotwe, was erected in Battlefield Church, week. The basenseat, which tuft ow the door, is after model of so surfeit altar tomb, sod 'ls litoided Inns Weer 'memento by smelt reasoned buttreimm Irlthas Mach 'aliment ire two shields, rider trefoil WNW mss, mouated by mall 111111111 fill ; on these lie the ledger, ided and charged sib roses. Prows Ibis sltar.temb rise psonelkd buttresses, with wesuldiags suppuriibg the ea. , which consist. of four pointed ogee arches with trefoil , creeketed sad assessed with elegised Lois's, which terminate wader the cornice. Oa the canopy is a rich sided condos with roses, de. reforested by elaborately reed strawberry leaves mono/ ea rev.. sett irefoothesded hes reseed through. la the centre of the celerity are the me of ihe deceased—Or, two raceme he pale proper, impels Howe of his Iwo wives—Quarterly per fuse /Wooled sad Giles for Leightoo, and. Krolae 3 ferns hal/est S Note : his crest, as ',aphelia proper, with a lower ea kelt. At the eagles are small intermitl totem, spring. g from the steps, sad teroniastiag with a carved cornice d projecelsig belt lemeols. The ionise represeiste to mi. Were the aisle of • cathedral or elegise,. the the back is following ilowriplioo, la • mixture of OW English test Lospherdic characters: " Sacred to the oratory ofJob• Cachet, Esq. of lawkwor, ha departed Ibis life the 19th day of May. 1917. lewd Se AM He was in the tweesty.first degree of losesldeseest s Corliel,• nobkman of Nonleaded', who aecompowind 'Maw the First to the einespeest of Englsod, sod received ample donative of Leads and 1.1110.111 I. the mewl, of lop, during the reign of that enisnareb. •lin the rano Yawn e deposited she remains of his Srse wife, EISIONS Elisabeth, lighter of Sir Charles Leiebton, Bonessee, of Lotus, who ied the 19th (ley of Scow mher, 1797; sad of their only wee, ilea Kyautou Cuibct, who died the tad day of April, 1900, Ed 15 years. " This winnowed is erected by his second wife. Anse, laughter of the nee. irm Pigott, M A. Reeler of Edymowd lad Chet eyed, as a inhale of ratio ode and stfeeliou to she lost cf husbands, the remembrance of whose virton is deeply tamper' on her heart." _ _ ........... nu. mapiaireat mitmarial was &Melted by the Ilea. Arch ivolt Owes, slid meat admirably 'metaled by Messrs Car .se, of this tows, is a beautiful Iliii..rnsiesesl frers•une from le firiasbill qaereles, in this weighbourbml4, she warm 7..1 ild tiara of whisk add. 'realty to Ow harmony and ele. Is of the wait : ud •Itrt her we eissisider she desire, sbe neratioli„ or She aninibrestee that raised it, it is alike ere. Idahlr to she individual, the antiquarian, mid the • .Is is .f this eta is whirls the .s a le dinsemisiatad eberimill Gothic tievaikv l .—Okrentrbirry (:hunk* ) The ent.rtsinmenls eft Pi; o:meth Deck 'heater. Tai-.day, were under tllr sustoces of Maier (MlPcal Sir DENts said the house wds fully si.il lsthioasbly attended. The light foe forty guineas between HARRY FoRDOAX awl GIORGI , . 1 - kIIN will t..tr plmce this 'IF at the Aluuut itt Bucks. FORDA AM is the lodulstr. ibi Wednesday evening Pe'nnight a rohhery was s:iniiteil by some youildol depredators, well . .UWII in the annuls a the Pallet Cowls which in discovered in a very singular m: r. The ' Nit of a caw-feerter having cudleeted some butts. ':I11 an iutehtiou lu one early next merlin% to wash, sent the whole an a loft or garret. Being 'nosed i t I noise some hours after, elm lornereduil to else "rt, alien she discovered that the clothes, with the 'twit of one small parcel., hod been carried 4.0. iaarterli.trly awakened her master and mistress; Itrii, in the comet of the examination which took '', die cud of a noted worsted gorier was Nand liginel in the winetinng parcel. Following the isil along several passages owl windings', they 'lnd at a nrighhoonsug Issas e , into whic h l'atilt ' adm i tt ance . thy mkte led by their el 'dew, in whiffs three X were asleep, or I"' w. 110 lie so; anal he their heaths were the wlnJe of the atoless lothes!—(C'sledss -414\ • 11 Mer cury .1 M==Aitieß 4W OltL idniWCR. -1 . . COURT OF WWI PINCH, Ginuisku., Jallimav 1. , The Loao Como Armco sit at Nisi Prins, hut nothing of auy public interest came before him. MIDDLIESEX S FISSIONS, CLeattiwsLi, MONDAY, JANUARY 7. noes Series' assesseneed t►is day. PRETENDED SA .... ANOfiRCE UNDER GOV ERNA...Vs ' • Nee. Carbines Bohlen, a IhissiLlt ah hlelvistly dress ed, was pet Is She bar Ms find WPCS t he • tread, in haves( sissy Peen *is. hpe Sider fens pen *sees, she An fee Ewald 'beaks Ilis soilleelos seder Geswesind‘ spineey t. the asitiAls, 'then is ohm soother Indlidgel her fer a 'ftigidgalloot. Ilbe pleaded AM Sall* The Cumin leired if she was reedy to lake her trial. The Defesdent-e, Net inowidiately i I will he is two or Ihree den." Th. C11•111114/1" Has this lady a legal adviser r A Solicitor observed that Mr. Ad.lpha. Ins her Cassel. Mr. Anosesso—'s I have line only jaw inforamed shot I sae to be the Comesel of the Delkwileist § I have eat hen able es g :es bee any advice; but I Gee sew laden her that she now inserts ibis ease weal wen Ilesseen, as by a late Art of haleness the right of traverse is takes away treat her." The CsAiensn..-" Lit it stand this for latianlay seal." The Dellesdans thee wandresi. NUISANCE. Rasa Mama was *dieted by ll* Thiene' of the raijkleillensil Haerweed road fee • auleasee, in having o.lollllllllsre is Gray's Imitator, is she parish of lk. Par Rises highway. the Defesdeet bed lakes a held of mend pe, sainted at the topper red of Gray% sewbith he had book several looses, i.e a which lirpelitie-beeee desonisated the Caltheepe liras aid Id had beat tales: seder she road to hold beer in, which ' .pinehessrlassee eowiplaieed of. Is dielier it was eusteniled, that the premien Whined lo lesoift. Ilkiel sod Co. brewers, and net the Defendant rielbilliSSlMMiles ko their orders, and if they were • awl wwir 1 seoefolloolbo. Ilrld mid Co. were the penises that ought is hive lone leaned. Mr. Baser, Cassel for the Defendants, called witnesses M pest this feet, but their evident* tolled. 'he ..Nry, cede. the direction of she Leo rued Chairman, foetid the Defeodout Gr(ll7, and he was boood over is hitt owe ree•pitionee• isi 2001 to oboes the oulornice. ASSAULTS. Jabs Gardner end Jokm SparAm were Warted fee sessolt. imy filrpbees Reseda!! Wapshult, us the Id of December last, in the parish of Chiswick, in the county of MlMllmen. It appeared that the Prosecutor aid the Defendant Gard. see, sere rival cow-keepers, at Chiswick, aid the Defeo doe', Girder's, who was also parish constable of Chiswick, had assaulted the Prosecutor, aunt had also emourseed she Defendant, Sparks, sad smother of his cowboys, to beat the Prosecutor, who is • dinihrutive aim, sad to throw Item into • ditch. /fractal whams., were examised ow both eldan, sad the evidenee was very enotradictury. The Cuathatat left it to the Jury to decide which *et of witnesses they world believe, sod ihey howl the Defeo dints Guilty. The Comm senteneed be narwhal, Gardner, to pay a Ilse of 101. wish liberty to speak to the Peiseseeitoe; and the Prisoner, Sparta, to pay a Is. to the Eta( of Se. 44. William Tedearell was indicted for assaidtiwy James Do ges, is Lang-acre, la November last. It appeared that the Decade's is a blacksmith, veiidlsy In Soweireset, sad the. Proseensor • pedlar ad bowler. blocked at the Defeertaat's dour, to oft, filf note .. 4 k jamming/ Seameph , The wife of the Defrodmat aeoweved . him from the s i tiasl be flooded bee down mere tray s to leek e ; she ed to the pries, lad offered War ease* leases who! the rummage usual be knew she was aojettpe, by the look of boi. This pm i&sce to the Dehmlow, aid he followed the Prosecutor bate Loirtocre, where be kaotked bla dome twice, sad injured his timboards. Mr. Charles Riga., hatter. Jermya.street, St. James's, aid several other respectable persoas who were passim; at the time, proved ihr assault. The Jury found the Defeadant The Coin? eroteored ►ice to psy - • fine •f It/. iris► liberty to speak to the Prosecutor. INTERRUPTING THE BOW-STREET PATROL IN THEIR DUTY. Marls* Moil, William Butler, sod Janos Jolts Dina, were 'mitered for aumultiog Thomas Goodwin sad Joh* Aslterkh two of she Boir-etreet petrol, is 'beer duty, ma the might of she 7th of November, iu the Cumetereielremd, The cirmemaimices of this teas be is a very Narrow goo. pea, although they occupied the Court from too o'clock until It appeared that the Defeadants are respectable trades's,* nod buneekeepers ;a the Comonereisbread lied its neighbour. hood; on the night laid in the indictment. • comas, of the Isom of honer, who lived at Lintehowae, was gots' biome through the COlll/054 reial.maJ,abert half peat elver, o'clock; eserying• boodle, she Prosecutors stepped her, and insisted ow knowing the molests of the handle, mad compelled bier to go so the tell-home moil they estowoMed il. Os estaniug to the toll.ltonse she told skew it emalsisect two bed-ticks, and !key being satisfied all was right, they told her she might pnreeed home ; ohs. Iterweeer, hoisted en kenwing who they were which they refused to tell Ow. The Defendants, rem siderieg that the moose hail been harshly trotted by she officers, nod slot they acted beyond their duty, wished slat theriliwuld he tetra to the watch-house, and slat Mrs. Janes ahotilrl give charge remind them fur the assault. They were necordingly taken tto the watch-house, sad Mr.. homes gave her How at the tostigadow a she Defirrdarts. This was the offroce they were osultued for. Mr. ALLICV conducted the rase on the part of she Prole emote ; .ad Alt Am/welds end Mr. CIIAILLCII Yittuare mole • most *Me defence fur the Derestilonie. . . The CSIAIRINIAN summed op the evideeer, mod the Jery beeuelti is a vrrthet •I' Uslity against all the Dereedeets.— Juldcutelat postponed. The Dekedente were allowed to ert el low. on their **m reirovaisairee to epirear to-morrow (UM. day) to receive Ik. semitone of the Cons. A reduction or so to 43 pee cent. h.is been matte by moat of the landlords is the West Hiding of 1'011(4)111. to their tenants. at the last rent-days; use example wh;elt has heels followed by those worth from 61.11. to 4,000 f. a-year—a wise precaution, to strive to keel the *Utlllll in time. On the must and 112r1 ult. an important seizure was made by four of the " Preventive Water Guard," ut Ports Mime', ■ccmuprnied by AND. %I`Kle and A. LtviNo►ToNC, ; the former siationcel al Druniore„ and the Inner at Purinrseock, NI tall of Galloway. The seizure con sisted of 131 package., coniaioing 10,180 lb*. of tobacco; and 33 Legs, containing 1510 gallons of vs retired gene's, 0 per Cri.t. shore hydrometer proof, The tuitions of the officers un this occa►ion were greatly anted, se understand, by the sagacity of a Newfinetscfland dog, who, whether or not it the KING'S pay, has more than once distinguished him ►elf in the Kina's fernier, and wham nasal 'mulc t/0s was our of the chief means of ferreting out the 'smuggled commodities. About a fortnight pre vious to th a treed, • vessel appeared ou the cost. tarrying 18 gaits, and apparently cossmanded by a person silo wore the Hared uniform ; and it is Con jectured that the goods ►riser bad formed part of the cargo of tbim well-appointed crtti“r► • - - •=4 *°01../Cd. • se iLDNALL vpoti C.ANDLES! Tiol•teif Goals tre, • swan el reeptashie ip. =oed. o Haft of liseise, was hoseplit itw be be a. sinter kleyborste (Mr. Plasmas birch) se • charge of rabbis, Mr. Ford Hale, tallow.tbasedier, or fie. 1, Ceeseeteleset. The Pressielor bruin bees robbed shoot Wiy for the last theirs sisolbs, evidently by same mesa well acquainted with his premises. hie irespieitas fell Epee the Primmer, who was is the habit of comet to sentry his stock as a. Excise Officer, pee &notions is his appreetise le welsh hiss. Accordingly who, the Prisoner called between aim sod tee Velock se Seedily mowing easy he sweet iee oftersiod self is the cellar, sad white the Prisoner cane dews, bowleg called * WU," sod received es sesser, he saw hies open a bus *remoulds, which was partly raspy, slid shot dews itto lel stain without taking soy thisig sat, aril afterwards oyes • full box of MONS frees which bo took • paper parcel dia. tisiaieug three pooods swoold aussiles, which he divided into two pew* sad pet nee in tech coat packet. ifs aloe took Iwe mould needles which were Ilia( loom on No 'nit ride a( smother Wu, aad pet thew likewise hew his pocket. lie then ptoseedad to ski his seism sell lariat Gnashed it wait sway; bet had wet pet .may yards from the deer when she sweetie* having iefersood his muster, called to him to caws bark. Intend acomplying with lb. invitation be ram off op Caosiewereet, followed by the Promoter sod his appeaser', thirtieth Salters Hall twirl isle Whistler's. court, whore be roe dews imp • cellar. Hs was there lakes sod the two toe.* rowdies resod epee his preens. He bad, however, is the shaft suierval between his eateries the erns, sod Isis seiznre, divested himself of the three !woods of oboolds, which were afterwards rowed is she topptir.hule is list He was folly committed far trial. The Prisoner's wife was i• the earlier roses diarists 1M esaseiamsea, and appeared much sillbesed byene atomism of ber husband. 4 . 0115W-eQUAiii. IMPORTANT TO TAVERN-KEEPERS. The landlord of the Admiral Duncan, Charing-cross, wsa semmoned by a serjeant so the Grenadier Gouda, to s►ew eau.* why he should sot pay him t►e sum of 41. the value of a watch and its appendages, which was stoles front the bead of his bed as he lay asleep on Saturday night last. The serjenoi was quartered at the Admiral Helical", and was put to sleep in • fuur•baded room; he helm his watch on a hook as the bed head, sod placed his rap ores it; on Sunday mourning when be awoke the cap remained, let the watch, he. had bees stolen during the sight. The 'modified being esansiiied, stated, that o• littordsy night, after the serieant was gone to hod, a .an dressed in Ding slot►es, of respectable appearance, whe said that be hod just arrived by one of the coaches, came so his house, took supper, and asked for a bed. He was pet into the room where the serjraat slept, sad left she hawse by .Is o'clock es 'istaday ellefilier. He Om landlord) leak. ell into the bedroom to are if the bed-eleehes were all right, and them let the stranger eat, sod he soloit have stoles the watch. The Magistrates referred to the Statute, whirh reader, it leoperstive ea landlord. to stoke pod ao the fall 'aloe all property stoles belonging to soldiers towered or sheik Ira. yellers, du. while wader their ewe arid dray adjudged list is she persist ease the eioold pay the *stigma as a eimapeawation for hie lees. ROBBERY. At a late Mier as Friday sight, or early ea istarlay marairter, she mums of Mr. Pritchard, ars esairseat hoildar, ireekliaa Namery.row, pear Lark Hall, ea Me Moeda martlarilad, was *sterol by thaws, whir after procuring a light, brake *pm ib. drawers, sad carried off the whole of •Mr, sod biro Pritchard's wearing apparel emery deserip Ms * besides a rmaatity of plate, mohair's of Ohm', labia, desert, Ma maw, t• the assoosit of •pward• of sag The robbers aba rippled themselves with a bottle passes. mink able% had Wee le ft le tha mirth?, tat " meapsd with ilia beam, It is supposed river the garde. wall, witheot the Imal tram Me &metros. The robbers, is their retreat, left hshlad the a boy's old his, which may pusibly Mad is lbs apprehaasioa of Ilia offenders. A rump CAUGHT NAPPING. fhi fiaterday the family of Ile. Contemiogs, of Caeakeidgo. terrace, New-road, kA tow* to *peed their Torelfth.dey at their cottage, near Highgate, leaving their lereste,as renal, i■ the care of • trusty m•a-aerrant and hie wife. Yesterday msr•ieg, at meee• o'clock, on the serviette getting up, they were surprised to God a .Cant-looking young fellow, about tweet, years of age, 'Haag in as arm-ehair in the kitchas, fast asleep, with some provision, mid a couple of bottles and glasses before him on the table. The plate mad other vs. Malik articles which he had stolen, were lying near him, packed up ready to be carried off. It appeared he had en tered by • beet window, sad that, after effecting his object of pleader, being enable to resist the tempting juice of the grape, he regaled himself with • bottle anti a half of wise, when he sunk iota the arms of the drowsy god, Le which State he was discovered, with the bottles sad glass,. before him, as already stated. Joseph Armstrong, the mammer. vast, with the sensitises of hie wife, secured him, mad vs otarchimg him found two gold ring., some beads, sad silver epees. and other a►ticles, whirb he had stolen, in his pockets. The vested being satisfied with the recovery of the property, sad Indio' that no part was carried •ff, gave the t lief • good thrashing and kicked him out adorers, End, unfortu wisely fur the ends of justice, suffered him to escape, leavi ng • dark laelera. • phosphorus bottle sod matches, and an iron rruw.bar behind lam. On ■ minute's reflectioo, Armstrong became sorry be bad so ffered the villain to escape, sod went in immediate pursuit, but to ■o purpose. Yesterday Arm. strung went to different poliembeices, where he pave s full description of the burglar, whir, it appears, had so ■c- DREADFUL ACCIDENT. lure lime* ftnnotieses St. ON Saturday last three sailors, belonging to this Owe, west oat in • fishing host to ascertain If all no boa►d she• ship Welwyn, Captain Bisset, front Riga, that had just made her appearance off this timid, were well. the their vas tore, sod within twenty yards of the short, the boat was upset amidst the Weaken, whim all west flows. Two of them were by a wive instantaaeosaly, as it wen, washed to the load, and were thus delivered from their perils.. altos. tins, without sustaining soy injury whatever. The body of she other, whose name was Moms, and that of s yonag man named Owens helungiog to the pariah of Dy ad, were not found till a eoasiderahle time afterwards, so long indeed as to reade► every mums to restore anima. time altogether ineffeeinal. The verso that d on shore was moat aLbictt•g. biers and women were sunning here and there, some among the surges and others among the rocks, all oolieitone to do something, whilst they had tint to their power the means of doing any ibis( elite. tual to save the lives of their frllow.ereatone, who wore connected with them by the tenderest of ties. Theme of the pion' Imo Colons is particular. He belogged to the Mer ging, of Leith, that wes wrecked mina time ago, Bed bed tome in the Weinyss from Riga, hosed hi Kirkcaldy. He was 'drilled It, the aeon., as he had ewe so for with thee, not to go ashore till they erotica the piece of destination s where he would hire hid a happy merino, with hie poste% who bad game there a:pectin hie erriesl. We understand that three of the band of the 39th regiment have deserted, god takeu with them several of the masked iindriiments belonging to the regi ment ; and though the tunas vigilaut search has been made after then,. they have escaped in s vessel which lately sailed from this port for Liant.—(Conk Mer sa/dile Chronicle.) nth *lei *out—Md.•er, Jaiviar D6llllt. Io woe Sitowent lllto 1 *got liontforikoo.4o oust le 11 ilweellos am, wr Soy other. It 1 not Widmer., I , OA 1111. 14 1. 1 opt Parasol l e to 1 snot lietooto 0 to 1 opt Reserve 10 to 1 gm Col. LllOBB. lo 1 opt Marion IlBto 1 at* Missies . 113 to 1 apt Ajot 18 to 1 opt eh. e. Was. 18 to 1 apt Soap ford. THR. CHASX. -......- The Earl of Derby's stag linuuds will meet Mk day at the Rise (ashes{ us Friday as Foxley Hate's. H. Jollier. Reri.'s fox tweeds will meet on Saturday at the Chequers, Hurley. The Surrey firs bounds will meet es Thursday at With. has, end os Saterday at Westerlies'. The barriers meet every day. On Friday last Mr. Bed sod some liked* enjoyed • great treat is homing a very Are doe, which had bees known to be resorting is the farm wituda sear It..ehester fur the last eight or tea days, and being *PM by a wood man, Mr. B. et was isformed where she was to lie found. That Geodes's, took um ten couple ef hie harriers, sad very 11104/0 discovered her. The doe tame est isto a teem lay field, between iiis woods, lied as if to display her self, and bid Mature to her parasols, homeded about the field full of pride sad Ire, sod in the Great st)le, exhibiting to the spectators owe of the most beautiful eights imagimbie. She crossed the lurapibe road from read to wood assent does, sod messed determined sot to leave her Meals; but after being heated rir shoot half as hour, sad closely premed, she broke error to the meta ward, for Chatham, sod belay turned is the road, she made off behind the town for Serene/id tied Luton, sad fres t►e•ce along the Aetlortu• valleys fur Lord's Wood, w►ich she made, bet as the hounds •umist up, headed back again into the *pee {olds, sad then look a direelion fur Sharstead sad Hematmd, and 'Amish the great covers belutigisug to the Crows, over the estates of the Bads of Aylesford and named, is the seighbourbood of Iblilllllllll, through Mr. Stacey's preserves at Stuekbury, and was at leseth killed between Siockbury said Blabs' y, after • roe of exactly three hours, is which the hounds scarcely came to a c►eek. This elms* melted the asionisonient of all who witnessed it, as it was supposed impossible that a few low serilted harriers could overtake as. 'pineal possessing such stresittb and ■peed Five of the liorsemeu were in al the dealli.—(lCeelish Gazelle.) SPORT/N6 PIG RUN MATCH. A resewal of the search as which • lie was *het he. twee, Messrs. Oliver, Pent, sod Owe', 4116 , 1114 Alewife. Sprair, Duelswell, and Kemp, leek plate os Bershest Muer. sear Seltuu, yesterday enemies, fee ferry pumas aside. le shooting at lifiess birds each (forty-lee), each party billed Ilairtyleer. 1 be present aide, precisely en the sum tense, was decided as fellows :- KILLED. KILLIID. Oliver IS Sprott Pmt.. • Owes lO Hemp 34 Anntbri air► was .hot bet , at 'lvaco ►lrds wae► It woo wea by Mr. Sprait killing anal 31 ues Messes. 0h,., sod keen r meaty guiseaq sad sax o a bis Skie sul Meer eight. STORMS AND INOIVDATIONN. We had emasioa to *Mice in our last, the devastating" emesiowed b 1M giving wag of the sea bark balms Souther& Node sod Lunsp's !fort, during the lets extreme high tide and treseendene gale of whit' from which ateompegied it, as well as Mier ante in this osier. bourbood of theeeenelretios eimmeolle. We are happy *ow to be enabled to mate, that the iojery peeves to \eve bell less than was feared, dor Am of Sot water halt biro principally andleed to the k mee Mew rlows and gee loud neer the is. heath, the Ileum that have hems teworlaited being few in number, sad situated em lite reed I. is ironed. In the extensive outskirts of the suburbs. The violence of the waves had burst the temporary moissokmegge argued the Camel Company's sea leek, and inundated both locks, se that the aniaished gates, timber, ire. were assatiog, bat by she promptitude soil energy of the ammeter, be has sae. Milted but rung injury, as in three days the entbankeseut was secured, the water goo rid of, end the weeks goitre tie es meal. The sew made eambaaligtegts of the Coast {Pelf, which were rendered lees Iris and prestige', well*, by the late lamseent rains, sank in reverel places, me negoval of the violent agitat los of the water, of about three fret depth, in the bottom of the Canal, but therm damages are but partial, sod will most but little to the respecter Si remedy them; the chief iajury heiag to the Company, who were contemplating the prospect that live or sin weeks would mate to finirls this part of their eaderiakims, sod who eaa stow entertain so hopes to see its completing in less this double that time.--The many ships that had sought shell's. I. Spithead, hove raperieueed the benefit of that admirable roadstead, for with great pleasure we state that they redo the gale out I. prefect-safety. We nutlet gait this 'object ' , throat amerseadatieg the inhabitants of tine towns and their soberhs, that, while the ecimpapers teens with elate. meats deseribtog the Anode in very many parts of the biog. dum, as compelling persona to quit the lower spinnerets and trek shelter in the rooms above they, with the 'sleep. tios of the few resualties shove allotted to, have, et the moat, felt but the inerrevenience of having • kw ladies water in their cellars, and very many Bet stem Ihraprkirs Trdepeeph.) Or Wednesday week a most distreesiag areideat occurred ois the Kelton road, • little beyond Castledykes, I. the in. nereNate vicinity of Dumfries. On the moroiag of that day Metre yosag men, of the Eames of Wet. Irving, James Deck :ow sad James Thomson, after having held what ie called • merry Christer's, write a little way iota the cosatry for the parries of havieg a day's shootiag, sad sin with the view, it is said, of being oat of the way of further temptation. The party were furnished with two fowling pieces, and after strolling sheet the fields sod shore, trying their skill on the sea gulls, crow., sparrows, kc. Ibey had returned as far as the Well Gfrell where they halted to take some refreshment, and where they were observed to he • little merry, although perfectly ordelly sad good.humosred. Shortly after this use of the party, James Dieksou, levelled his piece throng\ a hedge; hot the bird at which he aimed having suddenly aired, be withdrew the gra, god iscaotionsly placiag it over his sboalder, at foil reek, proceeded on his way home, closely followed by his comperions. Wishing, however, to mate some observation, he tarred soddenly round, when the gum went off, and lodged the conical, is rho seek of Wm. Irving. who immediately fell, sod expired almost without a groan or • shiver. Several of the deceseerre lagers were also vetch shattered, and it is supposed be bad been picking hie ear at the moment the shot entered his body. The regret sad con sternation of the young man, on seeing bis companion stretched on the sod, and that through his owe inetronseata lily, may be more easily otorseived thee described. bag to believe that life had actually led, no estroatiee could tear him from the fatal spot vault assistance arrived, where boners, ever the hotly, he applied hie neckcloth, haudker chief, and every other rag be mould tonienand, to the gashing grenade, and lamented most pathetically the fatality which had occasioned the death of hie dearer mei oldest fries/ The scene altogether was ore of the whoving description, sad so mach were the spectators touched with his suffering% that they teemed to thick his fate still more pitiable them that of hie deceased and tenderly-attached Magid. Eves yet this eafortueate yowl' sae coating's in • state of the greatest distress, refosieg almost to br comforted, sad Sad ing It Impossible to Maid' the recollectioa of the fatal Aar (rum his disturbed imagination. PCMILICiRXYRNIAL .• ANSTRACT d XII' PROM/0C of tlee nzArepvic rf RE Al% Sil TA IN (ea**, al oho Arrows or 114* Pot, oo Molt and Property). in dm lore sod Quoins 61141111 Janua ry. Mt. and We Joanne', Whelaborrielg the Manse et es each bowl thereof. Customs Ems. Stamps ,kbaii Wire ....... 6.117,0111 , 6 313,757 . 1,353.4/4 Moused Tafill ... Illibti Taus.. Miscelliesses . ,169.318 13.918,247 iilerlloll. 411.40 r 111 . 11.11411 lucre's' 597,22! INCOME AND CHARGE ON THE g1301.0131F,P FUND IN THE QUARTER ENDEOATHJAILINSI INCOME. sio.ee ••••••• ••• .41.415,i0s 4004116 LaNew •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••• ...... •••• 11110111 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• as*. •••••• _ Lend, TIIIINIL•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 41111111161 lillaralasser esemx •••• Ustippruplillelli Wert LRAMS •••• ......... •••••••••••• ••••• ..... - ealeeld &might hem /IdlesWog the amount kneed lel dellt Ireland memo b Act $7. Geo. 111. c. es. I 4/14/10 OIMIIIN11.1••••••• Total lucerne.. CiAbibrielt CHARON. Ezebetiteer A amides idtkci South Ilea Company....... Bank on their Capital Dividels& .. .. Natloos! Debt AV Civil Lbe . II Pentiosta . ... » ia..... 1 .110/13 .., ealletill Decreeie. =MP UM PAO NA* 6 -----... Yews ended Sth Jae. 1821. 1942. , Custom— 11.1111,1191 9,133.109 . E> .............._.......90.X64.704 .308,415 && 6,151.347 6,1a1,140 Pu4rllllce .. .... ....... 1,399.000 1.318.000 Atenned Tawa5:.......... 6 4 1 1,346 6 . 2 36 1 11 Lied Taxes. 1,194,137 1,1181.474 Mead/ can ...... ...... 03038 $11,4C ...—.—....—. SO 334,481 30.931405 ---- 1.411110116 6490,7119 1,1117,1114 .som:oon Liin.zon 475,000 X19,696' IVAN 75A52 tt.4lS A5Olll 4105M6 9 . 2,11 e 40 4. 90 C llssrais. 4 0 3.21.1 181,71; • 71.01 T IRJLS ;,4* Ot1;or Charges ...NOPMOWN. Taal Oar I nose% am ..... 130^711 . . 1.3 , 7.101 tbk Deltkeey add Pelkissri et k1ib .. 061. test. - AIM,* aM10111111.1.11. Donee' rash itsued Mt forth', of taft.oool. 9.sllkgami lixeltequer Bills *spaded in the .]on' done 4OlOll. meinsg a r ristount of Bills talk provide,/ Gir so the m • .Wheists of tie Ceniatiespl ik = in the itiwi a_ arms Mb April. THE WEATHER. ! 1 Pelmet from a very latereetiog Ifeteseeleeleal Janteal for December, 1111, kepi at the Observatory of the Acade me (Da Ilmemep%-flooperi to« " We have Ps nursed the easel dressy and the mem dna.. terns mouth that appears, to one limowledev, is the Ilimeo iv/Wind history of this eonatry. The rains sheds. tear pasture, both of the air sad ye*: water, stmuspberiesi electricity, hightailing, sod shoulder, have ell rneinvoil te very considerable enema and for the noel part nomirelhitod with. in the *Web lakes sad she present. if Ile immembeat marl are iiimeionhed beyond mesperiarn. " Rake has fallow hem mime se less, every &chemist om the fib, 11th, 11th , sad 111th, the aggregate warsawasi to between 7 mad S jambes in depth! that is, 1-SS be* mesa shoe we horn regisseard is may former onmilitillpmllyid and alemet amble the qoaatity of whet we consider ad • wit meth in this barite*. So eoykies was its &Nagano She dem and eights of the 14th sad Urn, that it semelilled to 141 incise. K The impetuous winds are said to have Sere em 0111.1141 the typing of the East than the sturdy gales of linctlked- The equalle or sesta at intervals were certaisly se pewertel u the hurricane we experienced lore on the deb sad btli of illereb, 11111, hot their extreme violence was eel, therni ethery. "The tellewieg is the ameiber of herd gales. or dye na which they have prernoled Shirr mood, vie. foot from 11X. ten from S.W. mod two from she Writ. " Is our own neighbourhood much damage lies bees doee to leaded property by the united effnrto of the MO oh* and hooey falls of rota; but the ships in Portman& bar.' hoer sad at Spithead have braced the tempests to seem.. Neatly the whole of Souther. Comapts esti SI Noah were, dories some dap, inuodsted; and the Corti srvoird the neighbourhood slightly injured; besides the over flowiagof the carriage mode, lee grounds, and wham by the aellettioa of rale water from the hills, mod boas lyias above the general shwa It should, however, be observes' that mese of the tides is Portsmouth harbour rose u high by Woe hither', se in the sight of the 4th of Nerd, 1111 11 . "The mese temperature of the air yen feel dm, ik• puled b sin degrees mid • half higher than ilk ewe at Member for many years past, see equal u Goose of our int outs, auths, which is is greet eseemere moillabby the priest forward state of variative : mpg . bee the she,. 'ammeter Is the epee air, is a **ethers ewe; ease as weeded to the freesias point wilily four degrees. The nudes temperature for the Mk, h, spd Nib , sr_ awed is Ilse sights. The mien lemperaiore of lootoi wiser is 5! des. 57 Oil, that It , five degrees ands Isalltheker Ikea the sear for December, 1920. This also is • pt.irtf of the sacormsecnily high temperature of. the grnmod pt this IMMO of the year. " At eleven,'.*. es Christmas eve, ;he sperm', is our barometer i sod in several other 'mod portable barometers in the oeiglibeurbood, receded to 29-10 itichee, which is nue& loathe lower than it fell ileriee the bitnksa• Wore.edtud'd to, sod lower the. we fin saw ii before. The heads «f sit the wheel barometers slum we bad seem to at the same lion. wire far oat of or below the range of their. sales. l'he magnetic needle ateo was singularly *retied ea time of It. meet money days, baring deviated from its dbureal state between three degrees and foot Segues tee Ards the north. "Should the Nader be rarioas to inquire how ape. spherical electricity has prevailed he eyes* as above Stated, we beg to sey, that it wee awertained by repeated rapers. meats with two benlated pith balls suspeaded Gs*riseof Healey's lielvereal Diechs.gre, so which I less wine was attached that aced as a conductor of the elearie Said, which leased censidessielikeweeergiog sod. dimegies seeliem of these balls. " Of the prevalent* of vivid lighdelag we had melee de swestratiose se the Nth, 19th, ?Otti, sod 27th. :hick was twice accompanied by ihuader so* I. accusal der via frequent emerreace at this a aeon we seed arty refer to she fella of the isminielly kWh temperate' , of the ground; mod the weft s electric, sad violently agitated yid, which bad adieu lleleli a turbid aspect. "'Me atmospheric sad meteoric ph/twenties that have ease within ear observation this mouth ario..l pa/belief., pereeeleem, ft solar and I loner helm, 47 inirteers, one of which was els or seers iecbee I. .apparent atoessetes to she miesiee of the 11U, sic perfect Pastimes, lighten,. es Are different Jays, thunder on two." __-...: "4 .86t1 ,000 14333.674 4'17.511g, 114.187 'WI "111 il l i i . I - - _