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He applauded B-11 rot his try, bet hailing drew% freely, he siewaltele • get imo the I nd and most humane condors to the him, gave his Si. for house where he was foamed by the marimbas,. The lustlerl Ilfterat neersaitica, Dud told hire dial be shoed Lear froem pistol os hi s h e had provided himself with fur the him again very aeon. • peeped* If protection us the road. He referral the Magi- THE HAY.MARKET. 1 *lrate in • clergyman asd other espectibi lit y, 'it sister. They A poor country farmer, rased Tomlin, who maths id err ar whom efeladhetvel' to hr troe li Vig a spoke or his is the highest tars, aseraditoot consider it at I..esall Green, appeared to answer an Mforwistios, 'gargles h s with safferiag hw have to waists is his cart (which nee all probable !bat his übject is beteg there ram Cro a bail loaded with hay, sad exposed fur sale ris the Hay-rwai krt, car puepsse. The Magisicate, helietrieg the Prisoner hi have been led 'faraday last) fur epwarde of •o hour after its arrival at the is d eta.ai ket, lust, so awkward a dilemma through imovestion, ordered his 'the peoledant saw that ha was igawraut of the l aws aw l 1 prtmerty to be reamed to his, sad discharged his ou pay eustums that regulatted the emeket. It was the gist time be lug the usu al t e e " r out veallieg- Ihd ever brought bay to the market, sad he did sot know A NEW WAY TO PAY 01.1) DEBTS. that he was doing eroug by keepaig his horse in the shafts Au elderly lady was charged by our of her lodgers with of the cart. hawing assaulted hint. It appearal *hit the unfortunate Sir It. Sawa said, that as he had acted through igoursuee landlady had an sisiforteraitt lodger in hi r hosier, whom she eel rid of by any worse, she Mamie raised the le should mitigate tie pesally hem owe potted to could out aud misrelate, asid rusts. t real, and given wahine ors.rrl lira a. At length the pro. The Clerk maid bins for les shilling. and 'ampere. aerator, she m • carpal. r, to order to appease the augry The poor fellow diehard that be bad out got that sum of Defeadant, agreed to quit the aparmramrs vs condition that - moue; about him, sad times were 50 altered that he was she should pay bits a Mb' iif old mambo(; to fliia she rea. i.tmeed to sell his stock for what lie amid get. He looked day commuted, as she said, to g•-1 int of the ri 14isAt but very piteously at the Magistrate, said it was a lard cam', wuiild nut pay the money until he frabalfed GUS the holg. biped ILs hue would be leameed, gad almost hoarse has lug ; but be wishing to he.. some security, she consented to team lay it is the baud. of • third penman, whom she cotaideieJ Sir R. Rinds admitted that it was a bard one, but some- triest•worthy. A little fat man, her fri. red, was ac c or di ng ly times he had • pollard May to perform, and the preset,' was pitched ileum, and the moiety depoolied to his heady. No an iestance where be Warn obliged to saCrifice his feelings to amour did lie re ei jot! it. lieu lie recoguixed its the Prlllea of a teem of duly. the lodger an old debtor ; pad on the old principle that "one 'Elie mem farmer withdrew to borrow the money of • bird to the baud is wards two is a hash," he decided us pay. fr ism! lit pay the awe. 4 jag himr.lt, mid explained to the inutled landlady that her S.r R. limole, at • Commiaiiiner of the Hsymisarkel s lodger used him as tench mum.;, media %timid keep it, uu gns r oiders to the clerk of the raise to get as ab.tract of •Inch she clese.d the Procrewsur. thr Prrial Slanetes which . gilsern the market printed, and She was ordered to Mid hail. .10 k up Mike iliffereet piddle houses Dad premise st places AMES •orrics. in and shoot the maket place, that au persist, is (stare might TH E MYSTERIOUS BOMAN. ignicasce of lite r ates. Yesterday a tourism named Reels. a Dame, was brought Last night a pour ei t endrynias, attired in a dingy-colour- Were J. Ballantisie, Eaq by Mr. Kosarsbee, the overseer of .eut round truck, which hid a pair of •otallekllbes IWO had St. Kattarise's, as • chaird.rly character mod vagrant. .semi beam days, hawked at thas emirs door ; it raised yell The Prisoner is the rife if a sespectable tradesman ter th e rime r smiths wretched object Wa•slioisi soaked residiwg in Kent-street, Si. Kathaaries, who, some years %rah set. The door keeper ailed hint +hat be wasted, mid a ge , cam e ( a im Denmark, Iravittg his meth rib behind floc must piteous accents he prayed that shelter might be hm. film, however, faced his to Holland, and faint sefarleil his for the night, either in a prison ur •t the thence to England, sod uuw anon;* him is the moat li•hease. The officer coadueted the applicant before colonic messier; is fart, he can go so where without hang Mr. Hells , the sitting Mairiarate, she was on the point of abused by this woman, who has may times previously been I...v:hg the vele,. He que.lieseil the cumntryisas as to Lu rule, rod Isom.' • great esisance to the paisb,•iori a street the reuse of his ii 111.016.1 Crnidlill.ll, and he stand, that weaterer. The overseer observed, that he believed the emu t.,• was a pour twenty yeas of age; that to be a truly worthy character, and that el ery 'medical was Lis same sea. Luke (ti mood ; that he Wale WaliVe Of " ' Ur' laosifesi for the ataillita•OCC of three children. the Wowing croft'', mod metal) 01 the tWIPIoY of Mr. Woods. of Wu" of this nostrils, who, it etc) did rut deserve the sppellstiou reeler, who had no work for him to du, anti therefwe be lett of woman. She outbid wander about front place to place, limn about a week ago. aud came in Luodou lit seek fur ha. an d attempt It an 1 the mysteries Nat.e to the (air phiyrueut. lie stated, that Mr. Woods was a builder, and by predicting who their husbands shall be, sad sii forth. he was told there was a good deal of baildrog gulag Olt to H e h e n eee d s h e possessed a teuguc „ wh i t , o f the greatest ; and he thouelit lie eight be lucky gh to get glittery and deeeit. tem k. He had ouly three-halfpence bit, and was retie lame All ibis time She little woman, who was aol much higher with walking, sad harped the Magistrate would give his then two ha'penny turret, was observing rpm' the dress abetter for the night; aad he Misted that be shiesW get a n d e ihn ieni si e f o f h er l a m me d. "True," s h e „ sn i t 14 h e b e d work is the murmur. three children, which she Mal suffered for. The jolly Goal, 'rite Magistrate ordered him to be searched, and • comb Ihoothus, had marked. hisi with the appearance of a drunkard, •nii threy-halfpenee were all that was found lim' lam. He which was the base of his fully, sad its hubby." Thew ad deelaredihat he had ham *silly of riouresee that view d him dreuiugherself to his Wohhip,shesind, Look al his fact, li abseoud (rum Worcester, but that au work could he get aria Wile, his lips (pointing to diem at the time) ; there is the in the country, for all the era leers and Inhume's were in such Misled iffeet• of liquor, 'Ahab are not mine, but Nature's vrild data's. He came through Oxford, Uxbridge, Ike. ordinations, sod eultiewot to convince anyone of the bone Eros Worcester to Leedom. I had to pick. I have followed him. and have a right mto The Magistrate said that be had tool • very straight-for- do, avid iIWII Worship may do what he think. 'were with me. - "eta Owl, aid it* gave his credit for ever) word but he I have 'mother, aud a heavenly aseasenger !" thought that he bad better have reesaised is the amide). Al this time the pour she (her hisabsad)was trembling to Jo. if he did mil get work be WWWW WOW he at die House of that degree, that his whole frame was is motion; mud after st',.rrectios as a rogue and vagabond. He gave hint a dal- the Magistrate hid pas.ad wattage apes her, which was to gel bits a lodging fur the algid, and advised him to three mosihe is the House of Correetioa, and she was taken .selissu so We/mesas arm day. from 'be roam, be asked where doe nam hail (sired a set -Ihe poor Glass thanked the Magistrate, and the officers thalami' its England, arid was ausweled at Hull, is York shire ; lie then told the wyrierer that be most pass her 'hi - lodging. diricted Mei to Geergembeet, St. tides s, to get a chimp I ohm when she comes oat, awl (he hesitated must indemnify the parish for her alatatessauct, she c•iuld nut he allowed to warder the ureete. MATTON-GARDEN. Mrs. lag, of the Slue Posta, Mount Pielirtist„ was ann. •ritoned by tiottentley, the diner of the hackwey-charoot„ 150.114. fur Bd. kit unpaid of hi. Cie. Mrs. bag mid her Ittilit daughters evinced the Complaining's etheriet to ike these from the caiett-stamt at the mot of the Kies's ,rtrad, Gray's Dewy-lame Theatre, it being • Altura abilities fare. On genie( ant sloe paid hits eighteen pence. He miamosenesl her for the other sixpence, as he was wompelled by law lu miry no niece than three, sod for the (coat, child be charger, soother The Magistrate devilled ,i• svour of the coachman; awl !%uts. lug In.d to pay the ltd., witb.36. fur the coachman's loss aml3s.eldeceets. WORSHIP STRIIRT. Several very grated persons appeared before Me. Bernell and all. l'oryford to learn their determtuatios respecting .privaire theatrical.. Mr. Gaston, the chief n6ire► of this establislinanit, re potted to the Magistrates, that in cousequence of orders re ceived he had repaired with others of the "them to a private theatre in the neighbourhood of libligiuu, uf which one of the party now appearing was the ostensible proprietor.— Every part uf the discern appeared to be conducted with propriety and decorum. nud lie concei►ed himself justibed io allowing the parties to go ■t large on their promise oasis. pear before their Worship. this morning. There were 150 permit; present at the pilfortsienee. The proprietor stated turned/ to be a respectable master tradesinais, the premises hetotigert to hint, and a select few of his mends met about once ■ wirooli for private amuse. ▪ No mosey woo ever taken fur admission; our any ewe admitted whose attention in life was the least question able. fie kit every Melisation to bow to the declaims that might be made, and with that latent he hail come forasid. Mr. Twyford expressed his *pinkie, in which Mr. Emmett coneusred, that the parties present at swell entertainusi tit 07 exhibition were squall liable to be committed under the Vagrant Ad, the plate ant being licensed ; and that the noodier of IVO persona was much too enlarged fur a private circle; and that in rase of a repetuieti, the predation of the Act would be put itt Nice. QUEEN-SQUARE. I.OVE AND ROBBERY. A soldier of she Ist fool guard* wa. Rnally examiaed on a -charge of rubbsog • young lady re-riding in Upper Crown •trein, Westminster, it Inter the following eiretenpranees.s.... l'he Penman , Ivy some chance tweets, argestated with the .Psusematrie, awl passed himself as an officer. He soon gained her tiffs Vinous, and ngrred to many her aspen a Cfr - aid° day; but in eurowimenee of the ditfieulty of obtainiag • eritificate of his birth agreeably to the provision of the new -Marriage Act, the celebration of their marriage was post poned. He use, however, received as a suitor, and a few days ago he iisited kir as usual, remained striae lime in the how*, and bush went our together. After they had walked Sato the Peak. he pretended his prreesee was rieeresary at' the guard-house, toot his leave, and kit her; bit instead of going on duty, he returned lo her 'haus*, got tele lierchainber, stole • valuable silk scarf, her property, and several dresses and other portable articles. sCla her return she missed the property, and gave information se Cooper the officer, who mibsequently discovered that be had deemed from the regiment, but that he was takes mid rosined in the Savoy pins• ship, upon the Thames, wheal 'be found him, sod brought him to the office upon the 'charge of felony. Ike scarf wee found pledged at the situp of Mr. Wright, 4hr pawsbrollirr, and the Trissuser being identified as the per son oho had pledged at, he was fully committed fur Dial. LAMBETH-STREET. Perirk COMIW and Edward Finn, who stool reirianded rar a charge of felony, by Mr. b in, of No. Si, Lombard 'street, solicitor, were again brought up. Anne itolinisonotated, she was t to the Prosecutor, aid ierided at his country house, Mesita Point, Stratford. Me hid ueessiou to go out on. Monday aftirsoutt, when she passird through the coach-bowie; ohs locked the dour, bet forgot to take the key out of the lock. On her return iu a abort tire after, she Gonad the door open, and three horse aloha, which had•hrotg on the rook, were atiasiug, and which she afterwards foetid in the coisehiard, bundled up ready to be earned oft. .Fearing that other property was pour, she returned to the eoach-honse, and there 41h-covered the Pil soners concealed behind the door, bat they escaped. 1111/111a. Lofts, a Sow.strset protrid, raW he apprehended the Prieuirers -on ouspicion of hernia stoles suite blaskeis,• and sou* awe heard of the present ease. The Promoters were fully eusansitteri for trial. Lady Waterkouse awl hlittiaetA Marna, two *otos:one prottitotea, acre re-exentiried, charged by Mt. hl uf Kieg Erlererd.iitrcet, Waymni, culosiemoinefacturer, • itk betue concerned isi tubbimr him of 149/. 11r., after he had accompanied a youue vroomo ton brothel, iu Albiuu place, Chipmem.sittsec, SI. Gruree'ocia-1 FAS,. The Prisoners were diecharged on coasequance of a &- Sinew, in the critlesice. Mr. Mayo, landlord of the Mackworth'elmnr, Cannes. mrert:ruact, St. Grucgr'ectit-t he- Eact, appcarest to a mu triasum, chatting b. with ►avtnt his house op,w between twelve mud woe o'clock out tbe itturniag ul the Ail inst. contrary to Ibe moor of lea reeciAnveamce, and erma eummeted tu imualky of forty *billow' and coats. .0. Saturday ,(30th ult , l the Warneriaa Society held a meeting ni the College, which was nu. useroutly attended, awl at which I'rof:o6°r Jautx sou produced, for the inspectirm of the Members, the tusk or • mammoth, which wits .discovered neer 11ugly: iolVarsitlkshire. This enormous rye cimen of autedeluvian remains measured :ix sud a half feet iu length, and apparently wanted but lit tle of its fuN length. it was bound together in v4rmus plscestby bends of tin. We 'lever heard of as ytusk of this animal Which rreclied to such large dimensions. At the same tints Dr. Cuaituis Au. DaRIOM read a descript of au improved measure, which appear:d to us to be greatly superior to the former cootrivance for the same ,irritiMserrf .60711 Uhervera ASSAULT'S. Mr. Lawgrwsk, laudlurd of the Three Compasses, Cesare. 'inui-row, Pimlico, was brought up is the custody of Weal, she officer, charged with arsaultiog sud beatiog Mrs. Mari Maim' in a violin. seamier, It appeared that a raffle bad bees at the .Priseenes house a fi w nighis back, suit that the Prommentria'a so% was a membir ; he did nut arrive Warne at 'noru u dusk , when his mother went fur him, but the Prisoner wustld oat permit Lim ilispart, nail some aliescstiou taking place between him and the mother, be hail a horse-whip and best her severely. stii• had ctident mash* of the assault open her person. It No LS stated that the Prnioner was se drool' at the time that hi• was irseinible of what be Le was doing; be was also thou.,' when brought befeie the Magistrate. ATigiitraie, in proper language, reprehended his con. Ate!, Antra him in the.pioalty.of tn. far • being d.smk, and Jernlliivo to find bill fur the assault, which Nut hineog.in .srediress he was link. d Nrrrok Jennisys, a lash iiiplenaere, residing in the Broad m•, was inch rid to Ansel bail fur annulling Mary fiesta, a .unman of colour. who also is a cow s and tripartite, of star theatres. The dilnite was iu ensequtoce of tivaiship •4., their avinatious. /I A ILLBOZOUc H• STRUT. EXTRAORDINARY CASE. Yesterday w gtalleman •cussected with ,owe must re• 'reelable-families, was brought lo this office (rum Saitit Jemmies watch-house, so the custody of a watchassu, chat ged .ruder the following estraerdiaery circumstances : It appeared fame the entlestee of Shoehall, a +trackman, that yesterday wuiroispr, at about woe o'clock, he was guise ;4its nomads is OnfenLiorets, wham, me passing by as empty house, he was attracted by w awrier; which induced Mee is -wake (wither isquiry as kuthis came. O. eat,-niug he fused the Yrtomer, who was fa a mate .f ialogieatteis, initial, doss, wad serpettiag that he ems therefor me Memo. , per purpose, he took Was to the watchbowee, oh, re, us useseelkig Ma, a loaded pistol, a serew-deiver, • large half, I. which was eased a saw, tegetbev with a lbw sad steel, werefulitid iu Ws, posearies. had scaly sue Isalfraay as D.4121NG ROBBER! Ili AYD BrildLARI ES. Information of the following dation rah/lorries and Gut. glartrt rommitted sitthiti this week, has been gi•eu at the Police.office. Hatton-gardin. Early on last Siturclay morn ing some ruffians stripped the lead off the roof of the stable sun] out.bouee of the Countess of Dysart, at Ham Humor, in Surrey; they also robbed the fowl•honse, and stole several twirler of dress, the property of the servants, which bung upon lines in the yard. About half-past five o'clock on Tuesday evening, two re spectable dressed mew went into the shop of Mr. J. Eluddell, Jeweller, No. 10d, Holborn, near the end of liattort•garAets, and desired to be shewit some gold watA seals; a small tray, sin which were shoot silty pounds worth of seals was haudrd them to look at, and whilst the youth who attended in the shop lamed round to look for something he wanted, both ran nut of the shop with the tray of seals and effected their escape. About eight o'clock on Tuesday morning, the street door being left on the latch, some person entered the house of Mr.lVilmot, of Bedford -tow, and finding the parkin...door open, catered, sod stole a valuable gold snuffbox, with the cipher E. no the lid, three dress caps. a shawl, and some ratio r 4releles of female attire; suspicion is attached to some women who go round of a anoruiog to the different houses on pretence of selling water•cresses. Du Tuesday night the front door of Mr. Francis Tedman, of Old-street, St. Luke's, was broke open, and the house rubbed of a quaality of wearing apparel. About dye o'clock on Tuesday evening Mr. Daniel New, of Cleasent's-lute, was billowed oat of the Black Dog public house, in Gray's Inulaue, where he had beer drinking, by several persons, to the gateway opposite, and rubbed of 39 sovereigns. Previous to his feaviog the publue•liossae, his top coat was *with from off the bench GO which he sat. Mr. Richard Wimpole, of 59, Oskleruteret, Lambeth, gave information that shoat half-pest ten o'clock ow iVed. uesclay sight he was stopped is crossing the Shepherd and Shepherdess-fields, on his way home from Holloway, by a toll stout man, with a for rap and plaid cloak, and robbed of his welch, a sovereign, sad ss. Mr. James Jones. urn. Hatton-garden, also gave informs limier his being robbed of 'Merit pounds in cash and notes and his watch. _ Wednesday night some fresh water pirates got uo board the brig Lively, lying off Hermirage.stairs, and pleodered her to ■ cosslderable mount. The batches ►ed here barkers open, end a ease of telescopes, marked " G. F., No. 1," va lue bOl. was carried off. This is smother of be mysterious robberies, as several persons were obliged to sleep on board for the safety of the cargo, aaJ yet the robbery woo commit ted aukuowo to soy use. CORONER'S /NQ/JESTS. An Inquest was held on Wednesday evening last, at the Plasterer's Arms Seymour street, Eastoreqeare, on lba body le(Johe Wo:d•ard, as infant, who died (rem anfreealion. Mr. C. Fowler, servos, of Seysour.strert, stated, he was called upon to attend the deceased, and fowled hint quite dead; he understood lie died ist consequence of Win turned up in a bed, and which be bad not the least doubt of. He used sorb means as were necessary is suspended asimaliun, but without effect. WOlimb Comoros stated, that out the Wane being girlie, he ran into the horse where the child was, old uw the mother, who appeared in a state of teensy, Drying, "Oh! my child!" It appeared at this time glide dead. A obedient gerbil( man mate immediately after. The Moots ammed to have • great feeling towards the child, and appeared is • trestle slate at the &wormy of the death. This evidence wail confirmed by another witorlM. 1. consequence of the moths being incapable to at. lead, the worst, Coroner said he would spore her feellogs on the occasion, but requested the father to Mead, which he ousoudiogiy did. He •ppruced m very young Wm, mad, in great agitation, stated that moue win kmea being repairing • hitches io which stood ■ bedstead dowp, they waisted more sweat, sad he, without the least idea u( the child being there, turned it up. la the (morn a • few paiontes his wits ran iwg duwa, exclaimed, " Fur God's sake, where's She child?" and on her obae►visg the bedstead loused up, she bog.■ to pull it dotty, is which he assisted her, when the child was taken out i ible. II was not the place where it usually slept, bat was pet there fur fear of falling (lows stairs. The J ury haring viewed the body, returned their verdict— " Aceidesital Death by being turned up is • bedstead, the deceased not being hooves So be there at the time." Another 'wrest ♦as bet.' the same evening at the Tilde sloth Arms, Ra•sell•street, Bloomsbury, on the body of Arno Gitlin', another infant (haat, who died suddeoly while la the nurse's alms, occosiinsed by apoplexy aid primary of the brain. . _ _ Verdiet—" Died by the visitation of Gud.. STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market opened yester. day morning at 790; but the moment it was known that en express lied arrived from Paris, bringing the French Funds t 47 f. 49 e., the minket got better, and Consuls rose to 79n. Soon lifter enrollee express arrived, with letters and information of the closing of the French Ponds. at 86 1. 80 c. Spanish 56i. The information brought by the above letters from Paris are pacific in every point of view. Lord WELLINGTON was hourly expected in the shove capital; awl the King of ?italics was determined not to enter into 11 war with Spain with out the consent of Lord WELLINOTON or the British Government ; end, moreover. his MiJEETT would consent to lessee the affair, of Spain to his Lordship's arbitration t upon the whole, the private accounts from Par; give every hope that a war will he prevented. Six expresses had arrived at Paris from London, bringiog accounts of the fall of our 03srlerts. Consols are rylii fur the Account. Fo mew ti MA Roc ET.—AI ev, Spanish Bonds opened paters/if morning at 494 ; on the arrival of the express from Paris they gut up to.*01; but after wards went down to 49i. Colombian Bonds have eaperieoced a great iirpression, owing to a private letter received from Colombia to a foreign broker, stating that Columbino Bonds were not worth any 41iing, and avutioninK the parties not to have any thing to do with them: The chief business during the tworitieig was in New Spanish. • unastan' 11l It DS if EPTINOET.. Crewels 0 per Cents...,Asl f. Spanish New !kip —lB die. 98 f. Si) e. tat 85 f.,50 e. Prussian 84 Rissoles 6 per Cent..... 02 Protein's, 1822 Exchange 12141. per rusible. Danish in i sterling Ditto Metallic ..... .... 82 Ditto in Shires Banco, 97 87f Ramie. of 1822 B3 Coloetbi.n 6 per Cents. •641 Nespolitss,6 per Ceut IS atiliuu 6 per Cents.. 731. 74 Dino Scrip of 1824..14'74 American 6 per Cents. 99 98 Austrian 6 per Cent B5 Ditto S per Cents. .... 9, Spanish of 1830 65 DM. 3 per Cenlig...... 791 Spanish of Mil 44 Ditto heal: Shares, 21f. Mts. l'ieruirlan, AI Aszi.us writ of peare impoptie against the Rev. JOSSPR Hocoommsom (Vied, of Leigh), the Rev. THOMAS WHIMS, eml the Bishop of CAIESTIM, was on Thursday personully served on the two former Defendants at:Leigh, poi nailed to the door of Astley Chapel, as a noilee to his Lordship. We understand the case.eannut come en Jur trial at Litsicamer before the Summer - sizes.—(Liverpool Advertiser.) 111111.4110H0f0( CIRCDMSTAMCC —A retell ful *evident happened to Mr. JANES WILLIAMS, • respectable farrier ism the East Isidia.road, Poplar. H• was engaged, on Wednes day last, in Curvets isiediense duly* • bore's throel, which bad been bitten by • dog, eisppmed to be ww/41,,wlies be aisinial closed bia jaws ea bit aro, ad broke it. /I is (sadly tad Irked. are is um greatest alarm as it is (eared ‘ ibilarigbotita au amitotic-mod So Oa ;pew by the its. • -.~.-r ?H1 KEELNEN of the RIVAR TYNE. The keelmen have net yet interne.' to their employs seesit,•bpd as their mogagesnents Isiah the'crial-usriiere will expire nu the 3lsl of the present month, there appears little probability of their doing any mire wink this year. The proprietors, incited, have discovered to many efficient ie• sources, that their employment heaeafter will be held by a very precarious tenure. The incouveniencee to which their masters have been subjected appear at length to hate given rise to a determlgglion un their part to preseet the possi bility of their reerrreoce. Some of the coal-owners have already come to a resolution not to enter into say more bonds with their servant; or teenier Colo any (wore engage orients with them for twelve months. Whatever may be the nature of their next cuatract, if there be one, these is hole doubt that the number of het 10111% whose wervicts will be iu requisition will be seriously diminished. The pet/prefers of the collieries, as might naturally be expected, are noxious to have recourse In expedients which shall be equally (-M. tient as the present measures, and less expeosiie. lit run. aequeure of this disposition prevailing, a ilisdel of a steam I. calculated to carry eight keels of roils, has bees sub mitted to the owners of Fandon colliery. It is calewlsiod that the same number of mess slow employed in owl keel, will be adequate to its navigatiou. Oilier plans are in contemplation which, it is conceived, will be of the greatest advantage to the coal-owsen, though Isermaidistly lois rious to the keelmeo. Much as we argon the adoption of any scheme which shell have the t Irect of esinailiog the em ploymeut of a great body of awe, and dispensiag with the labour of many nititely, it is tint rurprisiug the proprietors of the collieries should hive recourse to snots evediesse. The refractory conduct of the keelinen has rendered such a course indispensable T. their isterests. We mentloiled in our last that part of the heehaws belonging a the Northum berland Wall's End colliery had guise to work. What will the public think vibes they are told Cleat they were actually, soon after they bad commenced, dismissed by their employ. era' yet so it is. We have never defended the conduct of the coal-owners when it was culpable, and this proceeding, we do think, was highly repreliessible. If their owe interests were to be regarded only, perhaps this measure was jus tifiable. Rut they should hare bad some cosatderssion for the general good, some care fur the interests of t►e port, h► it cannot be supposed that this would nut form colourable pretext fax the great body of the heehaws to hold out if they were so fispeerd. It is said they had other men employed, and therefore bail Ile need of keelents; but, granting this, they should have had it gard to their ewe en gagements, which, if we mistake nut, are imperative on their employing the keelmen when they are willing to wink. These men have so often promised to return to their engagements, that we have now no faith in them. ic was generally ender. stood they were to pursue their avocation. yesterday morn ing, but this expectation, as usual, was disappointed.. Ott Fiidsy list a proposition was made on their behalf, that they would return to work if theorist olsoenl would give them M. fur bistlieg money and a genies fo► u supper, but this of course they refused to secede to. The differeuees, therefore, between these men mid t►eir employers have no prospect if immediate adjustment t indeed 'Se treason is now ►o far ;d►ancml, t►at many of the ships have laid up for the win tor hod with some of the collieries on this arming. A set. Bement of the disarotions is no longer at •sirable; while with /them, fur seasons we need mot mentiou, it siould be a sub.. Jett of regret. MR6TINGS OP CRRI)ITORS AT Titß CQVnr OP COMMISSIONERS OP ilAtilatUFTet, 20.M01111011% -min... $. H. 4. *Muer, Camberwell, merchant ..., 3 10 R. Reneary, Si. timber.atercliant 3 10 J. Craaey, Juue.bill, grocer .... E. L. Bridgman, Fnib.streei.hill, tiodertsdief 4 12 I'. Peluso., late of Oxford.streei, MINN* G. Raley, Marshall-sieiset, ironwaisager R. Suwor, 11lackfriara, merchant W. Dare, Woking, nurserymaa 1 10 N. Goldstein, Sbadwell, elaolesale.alopeeller J. .1, Thosepoon, late of Beimoadsey,wall, boat belldrr L. H. Mortally. Fiesbury•square, merchant 1 It C. 1.4 Rey, Poll-mall, haberdasher J. Claytho, Limon Grove, betide, 1 le DIVIDENDS. H. Court, Fish•street.hill, strovhbot.moonfartmer ..• , 10 J. Dule, CarbortonAlreci, builder ..,. et II W. Barrett, Old Broad-street, mercbmst J. Howard, Mitcham, calico-prioter . . . . 111 .1. Hassell, Ishnoten, prioaseller J. Heater, Bucklrisbury, merchant .., T . •• p r•• 1 J. Orr, Bucklersbory, merchant Ou Saturday last a numerous and most reopeet• able meeting of Landlords and Landholders of this county, at which Sir fin gltf an. HMYNS, Bart. presided. took place at the Hotel iu this city, to consider of the propriety of requesting the High Sheriff to call • county meeting for the purpose of addressing both House, of Parliament upon' its Agricultural Distress, when, after • very temperate discussion (party feelings most properly being laid aside), a requisition to the High Sheriff sins pro posed sod read by E. BURNH•Ii PATIIIHALL, Esq. and the same being approved, was most reopectehly w=ord by all pobtical parties, sod nue remains at the Hotel fur further sigioitures. The requisi tion stoles the meeting to be t' for the purpose of taking lotto consideration the propriety fo' repo , - setiting to both Houses of Parliamein the unparal leled and daily increasing dieters, of fhr agrigultu r ral interest of the county. and the several slums thereof, and petition' them adopt petitioning sures as they in their wisdom may deem best calcu lated for its rebel, and expreseing to them 'appre hensions of the awful Cgtiuquetices of further delay in affording aid iii difficulties so overwhelm ing." We understand the leading political gentle r men present pledged themselves this, party politics shall be carefully avoided if the to,eeting takes place, and the attention of the assembly he strictly confined to the objects of the requisittoo.—(l /ere ford Journal.) Inscription on the wife of • Court ofjustice:— " Uwe ileums o.tir , swot, saidixas,Jiyamerat, Nequitism, wren, Cr ini Ito, jots, probo•." PROVISION post PUTURIVT.-•-QO Mowlpy 104, (45th OIL) a case of rather a singular stature came to be, decided before his Majesty's Justicxs of thy Peace fat the county of Adiour g h, in the Sawa Debt Court, agattait a friendly society, at the in stance of use of Ito member., who prosecuted, pro prio persona. for his own mud his wile's fours al money. —The Court, after,hesring both parties, dismissed the action, in respect it appeared the pursuer's stains was rather prematurely made. beam! its wife ,being then both is good hcalts;.—fAturitsurai Paper.) Curious hint to depositors' in batiks for sayings, who are to receive compound interest tor their tummy. The difference between the incr ea s e o f motley at simple and compound interest is notoris ous,;.bat it cannot he placed in • more striking 4.oint .of view thso in the foHowing penny pm oat •t five per rent. compound interest. at our Saviour's birth, souls', at the present period. have increased to almost as great a slim as could be nositaitird in three hundred and nineteen millions of globes. each equal to the earth in size, and all solid gold . ;, but one penny put out at simple interest, would, in the same time, have unmounted to no more that) wenn .elsiangs and tizilpeatte (Fthinict NAV4L INTELLIGENCE. IPORTIMOVTII, DECEMIttIt 4 Arrived the Sparrowhauk from the Duarms ; Ogle Cast:e from ditto fur Madras and Bengal ; guinea fruni ditto let Batavia ; Ann Kern!) (tom ditto for the South &as; and a Neel of 21 h'eatiel, floss the Downs, bound in the West Ind , ti. Pet back the Now Fr. &reek Ansaian frigate and store. alop, Sir Charles hl.Cartlty. Kitty, St, Ann's, lia•hes, %Valium Manning, .Kose, Prima Y,. .at, sad Liverp oo l. Sailed the Intrepid tritioport far Chatham. rotantrali. orctintla 3 %%Ind Nurth.—All ships bound furrigu remain at the Antehorago. PAILMOVTR, nreestnea 3. The Wind ha►lal come from the Morris early this more. Ill& the following °toward hound ha►e sailed Vizi, f e e Madras and Bengal; Andromeda, sad Thalia, for Vss man's Land ; Coromandel, Nina, Westhrook, and It O m Harris, all for Jamaica k M•nhy, for Bernice ; for Antigua; Ealingro►e, fur Dominica; Apia., for Dsena rata ; sad she rest of the outward booed, mitosatio; thirty sail. HARWICX, DEMMER ♦. Arrived the Lord Montan packet with moils from Cat. haven, and sailed again with mail. for Holland. Sailed the Leicester packet with mails (or Cenchareo i Arrived *eyelid cowers fur shelter. ;sear., orcratnet 4. Came dawn from the River, and sailed lasi might, the St. Geom... Brow's, fur Greneda ; Auteua, Byers, for Antigua ; and Bee, Wisher:, for Smyrna : and to-day, and remviu wiedvbssued, the StourArid, Sinclair, frees Newcastle, and klaetwood, Beek, from Slilady, both few lansaimi. Pot bark this offenses:is the Nesbit, Grey • Lively, Mit chell; fit. George, Boma; sod severshathen, particulars unknown. NOYAL BATTLI.—On Saturday lest two crows were observed playing and gambolling with a sea gull on the island in the Luue, at Kirkby Loma. dale. In an iostsot, sod apparently by concert, they Loth pounced upon the gull , sad str uc k i t dead at one blow with their beaks, and immediately proceeded to strip off the feathers and deem the flesh. Cuarous Concustrrauct.—Lust week the fol. lowing curious occurrence took place in the house of a shoemaker in the south aide of Edinburgh. While he was engaged its cleaning a cage in which he kept a lurk, 1w left the door of the cage open. which the bird took advantage, and flew away Iry a window et which its owner was Alien standing. TI a lark being a favourite, its loss was much lamented. But it may be imsgined what was the surprise of the house, when in shout an hour and a half the cat belonging to the some person made its appear ance with the lark in its mouth, winch it held by the wings over the back, in such a manner that the bird had not received the least injury. The cat. after dropping it on the floor, looked up to those who were obeerviog her, and messed, es if to attract attention to the capture. 'file lark now occupies its wiry prison with the same noisy cheerfulness as before its sioguler adventure. AN AVARIFIQUI SNAIL—We relate the follow ing fact just as it has been communicated to its by a most respectable gentlemani—A friend of his, who resides at Tratunere, 600)e lime ago lost from his breast a gold pin, about ripe inch and a half in length, with a small brilliatit head, Five weeks afterwards, • snail was observed in his garden, having apparently subsisted on a cast away apple, in the remaining part of which it was theu reposing. The person who noticed it perceived something bright at its mouth, and on examination lie fuuud the lost breast-pin, the whole of which, except the h ea d, had been swallowed by the snail, without proving fatal to it !—(Liverpool Mercury.) AN ANErNoTIL IN H fart Lire.—A man of high fashion, who deals largely in a certain eosibuctible material, had long been attracted by the peculiarly flue form of a widow Ireteireked, then under the PrOtection of a gentleman of great wealth. He had frequently said that lie would give fifty pounds solely to be seen walking by her side in Boud-etreet. His wish was accidentally one day gratified thus:— Al the movent of a slight Mover, the object esiatinaally uppermost iss his thoughts appeared in Ike very seem. The gentleinau tendered Ms onaktells—n was accepted. Under the awning of a jeweller', shop they stopped t mid chatted shoot the weather—the Lady s eye being occasionally ditect ed to the glittering toys in the window. " They are ve r y pretty," she said. " Very pretty, kilted! suppose yea co its sod look at them," was the rejoludir. The Lady seceded. " That is wanly beautiful! is it not " speaking of a neck lace. "It is! hot bow will it look round yuor heck Try." He did try; when the Lady droppin g a cortice s added, with the annum sang from, "Timok yore ! the rain is over: we will now, if you please, walk." In sit instant she was its the street, leaving the Gentleman behind. The latter looked at the shopkeeper, and then at the door, and then on the Jeweller again ' • la , tly at his picket.. Thi s nwitoor o il adventure, for the Lady was gone, coveted by hi, giving the tradesman his raid; it was deemed sai;dlictory. In three days the bill was sent in; the item consisted of l k aecklace of brilliants, valued at 600 guineas. Wheel • (re tain witty Dowager beard of this she said—. Well! I hope this will teach married men to be more cautious its future, mid perti.ciasfly pheu they toad' gunpowder." RIRTFIF. Lately, at Naples, (be Lady of crow Bring, Esq. of • son. Lat,ely, at siolte Hail, Noninylaaapai?iee, lbw Lady of Sir Robert Howe p royalty, Bert. 91 ■ sou. DEATHS.. LatelA, II Parisi, a a &thole, Nikes Mixlamb Home, niece of Arthur Hume, T.llcr the I.tole FAclsequer. and geoid niece of the late Me•quis of Watt. fora. Monday last, the 14 instant, in the 3I nee of hi• •p, John Wright, jun. Esq. ot I.ament sr Place, Nese firer. ga,rentro. Os Samlay, the 24111 alt. .t Farallon., Hanle, beih Freeman, aged 14 years. At Msleers Wells,a; Monday limit, Matelot, the wilt. of William T. Rorq of Tesby, mod verily daughter of the bale Galore*le, lot' Twiekrultain. On the IlMb June, •1 the house of Boni-hire Wrey, Erg. at Medea., its the 19th year of bit age. Lieutenant Climb , George Luard, td batestin is Mh 4;ave intimacy, Garth of John beard, of e igh Ois the nth Juae, Corset A. R Clirfney, at the Ist rev. ment‘f 11 / 1141esa rivalry, diooned while batlike( in a at Konapoor, near Hydrahed, 'fed t Os the elm Atigust,on hoard t Feel William, at 11,e early lige of sixteen iems and • few amaih., Mr. Editind Atkinson, sun of E. Atkisson, Esq. of Bath. Be was it youth of great promise, inheriting a mind endowed with many amiable (pistil...o, and power-sett talent. , which , h 4 he hied, wuubl peobattly have raiser him to mishear , iv so• rimy.; his premature death, therefore, is • soiree of mush .grief to his sfferr urinate partials, sad will be rioatrely felt *god regyelged 4y all who lamp him. *WU ,WAVER THU; DAV AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Atm7tietr At after 7 I AArraotta 19 after 8 Prioted mod Published et the ,BRITIBH PIM and THB GUHIB (Are, No. Itf, Strut{ by 6%14E4 COIBAIWALL, of the Svarst. ~..~ _ SI, err Ix • P Null 1 pi. • Fl ler H. OS w• est u• the vat ro i I 1 1