The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-05-29 00:00:00

l _ F 1 sirloin sssierweid • serrreeroweisseitiatios h Mr, Brows. is whieb *be several limes costradieled herself, WWI give posed fee Issr selbsesesest esstrsdiction by others Theme Tstherms, the seat witoese called, gave a 'my aseitimet ea& pais atatemest se to the eemiket of the Pro. asentrialelte■ ►e was called in to remove her from the hesser v bEtweeit too and ',ewes o'clock oaths eight is gees- Oda. He slated t►at he wee the Watchman; lbw( he forted be► seated oil !beside of the bed is she baell room op Main, 2 with a everdlt se& a gold watch on the table. Be mss going to lake up the watch. solemnise. , it ►e Mr. Rotas's, whew vie mixed doled decipred it to he. hers. He thee, partly by p►rsuasion and partly by force, got her dews stairs ; where, however, she 'seeped from ►is custody sad row up stairs again. 'She this stitched the door of the frost room in obith Ms..-IBogsvi was, alleging that her clothes went shims alvedclattodist thtvois the moat boisterous manner, asesispasiesiby the moat 'johns* tesdiset sod bitter, invec tives ageism ell animal. The watc►men thee ►awing as. cured Mr. Hogan that he was safe, leas permitted to ester the room, Mr. Charles Hazeley and other ►moss, haw log the essetedy of the Proseestris, who straggled vielestly to get isle Mr. Hogair's room. The watchelas, after searebieg the room of Mr. Hope ▪ (awed-so clothes there beloogiag to a femalit sad lea retired. The Pewee-v*4x was sow offered permission to go home quietly if she world quit t►e house, which how. ever s►e peremptorily reseed, and considerable force was . amnesty to get her lows stain. Whet' ceadiseted to the door abe impelled either to be lakes to the watch-Imam or to be permitted to restate Is Mr. Hogatt's house; lied apin positively refused 'ping home. The watelveme now got teens her the watch which he banded to Mr. Rateley, and elk wag conducted to the wallels.hoese, where lobe /*maimed se with.; sod was brought. before the Mayor am Moodsy imersiag. Other witseeses were called to cprobersta the statement of t►e Prossestrie as so the miaow circumstances, when the lease Aar the proseeetiers domed for the preirest. Mr. Desmond sow opened the defence is s Awe but ele ctors* address. He stated, that, is pellet of feet, the Prosecu ted' was the iastrument attested to carry tato execution a twat coospiracy formed easiest the peace and happiness of his Reeermid Client. The eoespiracy was prompted by eery, and worked by malice. of which the permit airsiecutitio was a specimen. He su►mitted that the tale of Ilse Prosecutrix was altogether lm ble in itself. Never theless' the defewee would set all at rest. It would be Aram, is tie first place, that the trio was wholly •restitute of modastv, chastity, or *ire ; and that she was utterly withotit credit. She would be proved to have boasted of the reward she was to receive from Ilse Bishop fur blast. lug t►e reputation of his client; and. finally, it would be •hewn from the most respectable evidence that the story of she. Pruserutria could not by possibility be true, fur the Dr. Gadget was not at his house at the tinge this offeoce was alleged to have bees committed. Many witnesses were then called, who proved that they had come from Cork, is the same ship with the Proseentrix, and •wore that from her drunkenuess, lies , and impropriety of xatidect on board that ship, she was a person entirely us worth of credit. Ouse of thews declared be would not be lieve her on her oath, if the eternal salratiou of the world depetsded on hie credence. Other wituesses were alto called to proves variety of con- Vadictione io her evidence, particularly her being out of Mr. Hirgavi's itoome in Fourtb-street sad Spruce, when she said she was forcibly ermined by Mr. Harman and proved a declaration sir bee". that de was to receive $OO dollars from Mr. Patrick Mealy, cm turning to the Bishop's side of the question. Mr. Burley proved also that be was i■ coaversation with the Defendant at Sire o'clock, iss Willing'a-alley, sod that Mr. Nunn left him to go to the church, as it woe coafessiosal eriernison. Two other respectable gentlemen proved that they met the Defendant about twenty allows before six at the gate of St. Mary's church, comma out, when they were with him isms the church to view the improvements, where they remained about ten minutes or • quarter of an hour. Mr. Ashly of Fourth-street, sea his family, proved that the Deferidest came to Lis Waste before six ; took tee with them, and did nut leave them until 'oven; sad another re. opectable family proved the Defendstst came to their ionise shorty after seven ■ail remained mold alter eight. la all these visits and interviews, the Defendant appeared perfectly calm, composed, and severe, wit►out say symptoms of that inquietude .e diserraugereeet which such an affair as the Prosectilrit described as havieg taken place would be likily to ireate. In addition to Ibis Dr. Haytiock and another respectable physician swore that the wound on Mary Conseil's right elbow was a mere abrasion of she s►in, and could not have bees indicted ►y the sword of the Detect. stoat, which was produced is Court. Mary Conseil was recalled I. substputiate and explain her former statement ; after which Mr. King, is a keg and able barmiest., went over the prin. cipal features of the case on both aides; in which he dia. prated roasiderable isgenutty. After Mary CONDO hot been re-examised, several ladies of the most respectable characters in the city, gave to the Prtmccutrux as excellent sad exemplary character fur sobriety, toiiierty, wad ity, •lleging, that in their helot she was always worthy of credence, except as to promises in her has. ▪ ou which score she would occasionally disappoint Vain. Mr. Brown sod Mr. J. loneraull then sv ively address ed the Jury for the Der/edam to rely keg and powerfolly speeches. Mr. Dallas replied generally at length on every point of the ease ; sad endeavoured to impart to the Jury his own coos lesion of the Defendant's girth, after which The Recoaosa, with the greatest impartiality, recapitu lated the principal and important parts of the evidence. The Jury ,tit arsi for a quarter of ail boor; and oat their re tro/I, so Court, found the Defendant Not Guilty, seutenciug lAe Pruaccuirix at the same sloe to pay the coats. .This verdict was received with a bunt of applause from the crowd, which was, however, suppressed by his Honour, th• Mayor. •Tlie trial lasted from Monday the lit of April until Thurs day the I lib. • reference to the foregoing case of the Rev. *nom fluter,. D. J Desmond of Philadelphia has written a letter in i6e Editor of the Democratic Preis, its which he contra dicts that part of the statement, said ac hare come from bins, .ben it is asserted that Merry Ceausel/ "would be . priAred to have boasted of she Travail she was to receive from tle Bishop fur blasting the reputation of his elient." NAVAL IN ELLIGENCE. ~: FRUSI LAST iviGHrs GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commdmimrs Myna by the Lord Modem ! of the Welt NNW, of the Comely of York, City and Cowley of the City if Verb. Thomas Masotti Moab, t Big to be Deputy ILieutemst— dated March 88, 1821. Yesekshire Homer Ifsashaps7. Comet Benjamin Holroyd to he - Lanthanid/ie Lim pro. nested—dated May 15.1644. Craven Yeomanry Cawalry. Thomas Gees, Gest. to be Cornet-44W Jaasury WISPS. Willis. Hepworth, Gent. to be ditto—doted as above. Commissions :Freed by the Lore! LlMitaMenf rif the Comely Kirkendbrigt sad Wiylows Militia. • John William the my Sid Of 11444 NI bet Lieetenant•Colonel, vice Maxwellollesresede—bled December 28, 1821. Harege Fellarimm. Pio. to be Captain, vice Lawrie, re sirsed—dinteid Plikondie 41, 1821. Wigtninlableir Yeomanry Catralry. • Herb Illalbsn, Esq. is he Captain, rice SPCossell, resigned Ostarber 9,184,. ' Ceeneteeteset be the Illedforileilre Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry aped by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. Lionises's! Somme! Buman to be Captain—dated June 20, - 1/121. . Corset William Moots A hilitylAplatat—dated November UHL - Corset Richard Cieuseals bibs thted Mar 8, 1422. itOrie Ralph Hankie, Gentle:mos. Salo Opslon—dated November 14, Jolla Gray, Geol. to hedit May 8, 1824. BANKRUPTCIIIII WHIM= liolusdes, of iditton..Kmd, poem, from Jane 1 is Jam 9, et tea, as she Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts. flanoghallmemit, Loaders. Williams Millet, labs sf Cbspel.mareet, Pentonville, Mid dlesex, and of the George mad Vetter. Tavern, Carotid!, maechant, from Na, IS to July 18, at ten, at the Court of Commissiooers of Bankrupts. Bissinglvall.street, 10041011. Peter Prylo Good, of Clayton, Middlesex, and Lloyd's Coffee-boom Londe., imatrawee.broksr, from May 25 to June 1, at eleven, at the Corn Commiarioners of Bask. rept', Basinshaltmreet, Lantos. BANKRUPTS. John Collins and Riebanl Capri', of Northampton, eon,- ' mom-carriers, to surrender, Jam 6, 2, and July 9, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Ise, Nertbanaittem. Attorneys, Mr. /ayes, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Jayes, Northamp ton. James Latter of Windsor, Beam, oilman, is surrender, June 1,8, mid July 9, at twelve, at the Court of Commie sinner, of Bankrupts, Basiaghall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Hisdniarsh, Crecent,Jewia-street, Landon. James Chethaint, now or lute of Siottpoet, Chester, money scrivener, to surrender, Jane 11, 46, sod July 9, at ten, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms.lno, Stockport. Attorneys, Mews. Lows and Bower, Southampton-building., Chan cery.lase, Lumina; sad Mews. Newtons and Winterhuttum, Stockport. George Stanfill, of Box, Wilts, tailor, to surrender, Jun* 10, 11, sad July 9, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol, Attorney', Messrs. Poole sled Greentield, Gray's Ino-square, London; nod Mr. Saunders, Bristol. Elizabeth Cardwell, of Harbery Bridge, Thornhill, York, innkeeper, to serenader, Jesse 6,7, and Jubir9,sl eleven, at the Woodman Inn, Wakefield. Attorneys, Mr. Bettye, Chan cery-lane, London ; sad Mr. Schulefield, Hurbury, York. Samuel Johnson, of Skinuer.street, Bishopsgate-street, Middlesex, cabinet-maker, to surrender, June 1, 11, sad July 9, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ba. aingliall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Youog, New Curs Exchsage, Mark.lase, Leaden. Daniel Loug, formerly of Newbury, Reeks, but now or lute or Andover, Hairs, guts-maker, to surrender, June 10, 11, sod July 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Andover. Attorneys, Messrs. Bousiteld sad Williams, Booverie.streer, Fleeirstreet, Ldadou; and Mr. Mann, Andover. Isaac Twycruss, now or late of Werthours ' Ensue:, felt 'gouger, to surrender, June 10, 11, and July 9, at eleven, at the Bear lan Havant, Sorihamplon. Attorser, Messrs. Stereos and Illougcrufr, Havant; and Mr. Gudei 'Bedford. row, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. June 18. S. Todd, of Southampton, mercer, at twelve, at the Mitre Tavern, Pommes. Jour 49. J. Bing and C. Bigg, of Hatfield, Hereford, common-brewers, at ten, at the Court of Cuniorissiuners of Bankrupts, Bassiughallrstreet, London. June 18. J. Forbes nod D. Gragerry, of Aldermanbury, Lon don, merchants, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of B•nkrupts, Basingisall-st reef, London. June 18. J. Ticket,. late of Brighouse, Cumberland, broker, at the Lion and Lamb Ina, Carlisle. June 18. C. Rist, of Curubili. London ' and of Daimon, Mid dime:, auctioneer. at eleven, at the Court of Commission ers of Bankrupts, Basiaghall-street, Luesdos. June 19. T. Ratcliffe, of M•neherter, Leander, calico. primer, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms lon, Man. chrerer. June 1. A. Kelly, of Ilse Colonnade, Pall Mall Middlesex, jeweller, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bsukrrepts, Bastagballrstreet, London June 16. T. Palmer, of Glitter-lane, Cheapside, Londe,. sad also of Foleshill, Corearry, slik:snanufacturer, st ten. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bminghalle street, Loudon. CERTIFICATB6.—Jour 18. J. Thortion, of March, Isle of El), Cimthriilre, draper.- 1. Jacobs, of Bristol, glass-i anufacturer.—lt J of Primo!, oil of dirty' manufacturer.-11. B. Hill, of Grosvenor-sire,. West, Pimlico, Mid('tears, carpenter -T. Isle of Ilrinklun, Waiwick, innholdrr —W. Baker and N. Baker, of Porters, Southampton, Kroccrs.—T. dealt, of Tavisteck, Devon, fatmottger. PARTNERSHWiI DISSOLVED. R. Wilsos sad J. d Grantham, Lineoln, linen. drapers, May tit, ;Hackett.. W.- Hover, soil T. Parker, of Ovary-lame, *alms, nay IV, 1822.-1. Armi tage, E Aimdlage, sad DtAgtotigilar, of Hararlen, Almon. bury, York, noollen.etutk.masolartorers; leay 17, 1822. B. abillinsfertl apd J. tardy, of Gasmall-stratit,road, Mame paitittro, May 21, 1/1,22.—,5. Batiofirth sad W. Balmfortb, of Oland. Halifax, York, woollen•insoufaclurers, April 1, -~.i ~ .~ • f r f i l ,Ir 41 1 -% • • • ,•• MARKR IS. [Prowl he a I.olldAll Rfiffralff Ire Pelee Clerrizes" of nearly, May 28, inn WEST INDIA AND SPANISH M AIN PRODUCE. Cot/rte.-Then was wee:, Milo bossiness dose omit Fri day, whets a mobile side of Written, Jamaica, and IL Do mingo lank plate • the demand was sot brisk, bet neatly the whole was sold, butellt went shoot Is. per ewt. loweroin4 the other de•erlptions at former priced Desa"" found purchasers st hell, 88.. for uediosry In casks to 109 s. fur Rood in bags, being at the sous rates as were current es Tuesday last, The stock of West India C o rey is sow 2,171 is., being 1,366 less thin at this time lost year; present prices 14s. per cwt. lower. lo B. P. 900.4 t no alteration has oecorred, the market having brew scantily supplied; a few new Sugars have bees sold at 60s. lo 68s. fur 31. VIOCINH'II of bright middliog qua. lily, and it 575. fur Jamaica. The 0441 of B. I'. bogie io now 2,93/ milks least has at this period bat year, preseot prices Is. per cwt. lower, per Gazette aberage. The Reit market has We. doll, and proof Leeward hos been sold rather lower. The stock of Rum is oow 22,404 puncheon., and price of proofs ls. 6.1. per gallon. Dino same time last year 15,490 puneheonr. and price of proofs Is. Bd. ditto. 0 Poggreo has not been its much demand, and has been sold with' r lower. Cocoa.-One Int of good Brasil was sold os Wednesday at 47a. per cwt. there has Weis however very little demand. DTSWOODO are muttered. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. ROUGH TUR#ONTIII2 is rather lower, though there have been so fresh arrivals dense the rept week, our soy sales made sitter that mentiowod I. our Ind; the holders .if what Is now in Brat Minds retest 16s. but st would be dam* N obtain that price. LIVERPOOL REPORT. Maw IS. The demand for COTTON frwm the consumers has bees very bodied this Week. and the marbet has closed heavily at a further decijoe of chest id. per lb. The total sales ore only 5..100 bags (of which nearly 1,000 bags have bees taken foe export, camistiog of Bowed, of fair to pretty good quality at /ltd. a 941.), sod coastal of 3,000 Booed. at Sid. • 91d.; 250 Orleans at 91d • 1 lid.; 60 Tenses. sees at 71d.; 280 Sea bloods at 131.1. • 21d. and a few very, hue at Is. 44.4 380 N 13111119 at I Id. a 12d.; 270 Bahia* at 10Id. a 10Id.; 260 Mariehamn at 10;1(1. a 10Id. • #0 Miss N ' ovas at 101 d.• 60 bliss Geraes at 91d.; , 110 Lletheraras at 10/4. • ltd.; 100 Ca/theism's at 81d. a ' spi. ; 7to Sursts al 7d. a 71d.; 210 &opts at 6lti. a 61.1. ' per lb. The import this week 26,520 hags, via. Jamaica 906 ' bap. Demerara 429 bop, other West India 78 bags, New Orleaua 5,747 bags. Savannah and Charleidnu 7,772 bags, other parts U. 8. 2,712 bags, Brazils 8,878 bags : total 26,528 bags. The public sales of R. P. Sugar brought forward this week consist of 450 ishris. of Demerara sad St. Vincent just landed, and which sold without skoratioa from the former prices - Jo East India we have more busyness doll than fur some weeks past but at • further Arline of ls. on Ibis descrip tion; nearly 2,000 begs have been takes, chiely by the gro cers, an d a fe w of the lower quality fur export, st 635. a 06s. for good yellow up to 71s. 64. fur fair white. 100 puocbs. of very good St. Voices, Molasses brought yesterday al sec tion 2s. per cwt. la Coffee, Cocoa and Pitnesto little or nothing has been done. Carolina Rice continues in fair de. snood, and abowt 300 time., have been takes for shipment at 14s. 9J. for middling to 151.6 d fur good. The demand for Rom is still very limited, and only a few strong Demerara. has sold at about former prices. The Dyewoods offered this week at politic sale have sold at 101. 12a. 641. • IN. 15s. for Hendon,. Logwood, •101. 60. for Jamaica Lngwood, seal 10/. 51. for iufetior Cuba Faille. Montreal Puts Ashes con tinue i• fair demand at 365. 6d. • 37.. 015,000 B A. Hides advertised for public sale, may one small bit of good rpodity sold at 10IJ., the remainder of she panel wit hiving been assorted is lime fur the sale. in our Tobacco Minket thee hos bees bat little dose this week, and we bays no alierslino to notice in prices. We have again to police a duU week for all descriptioas of Grain, ohs prices of inferior Wheat have give• way 2.1. to 3d. per bushel, but prime &auspice maaitatain our previous quota. toms. Oats are steady, and pod parcels being scarce, are ember higher. Few sales have been made to Flour. About 6110 bags Sicily Shumac bare keen sold from the ship side at 18s. per cwt. A sale of 70 tons of fine picked Valomis was attempted yesterday, but is/tibias done, the buyers not being disposed to lire wiibin 4/. a 51. per too of the price re (pored, viz. 251. per too. OsLv.-18 Fish Oils very hide business bas been done. Seed Oils are rather lower. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Corron.—The demand has been rattier more funfair, since our last, hut the prices are without alteration, es the h01d... ars sot pressing on the market; the yaks of the week ore, duty ptid, 100 bags Demerara, good fair, Mid. to 111 d. ; in bond, 27 bags Upland, good fair. ;lid.; good thirst 6.1.10 714.; NO Beugal, ordinary in good,bll,d. toed. per lb.: Total, 1,127 bar. bwasstd—Thesale al the East India Douse irts Wedenda► consisted chiefly of Begrime, the better qualities of which were mostly taken in at a reduelioe of lid, to Is. per cwt.; the ordinary west off al full prices. Try—Twaskay has bee. in demand, and an advance of Id. to lid. per lb. has bees olstained on the prices of the Wit sale ; Common Congos is Id. to 2d. per lb. lower. BALTIC PRODUCE. Tst.rem has been vtry dell of sale, and Yellow Candle Noy be 'orebasetl 6.1. per cwt. tower than last week. M EDITERRAN BAN PRODUCE. irlsot7 : —A large sale was brought forward on Wednesday, apasisting of almost every description, very few lots were boweyer disposed of. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. Suoms...—Tbeie has been a fair drama., for horse eausumptioa, with, little doing for export, and the priers have bees, fully implanted. Itusu Paovsnone—Mess Pork boa beeo in extensive demand. SPIRITS of Tuarsittlan ere dull of Bak. Psetscript, remodel', May 48, 1843, Four o'Clech. Co .—llasee was as publieweis to-day, and thequesi ores done by peteate conittrit was eery limited; no eiltera. lion can be goosed is the prices since the last public sake. NI the ciurtuey of whir* the few transactions to•day were to-day on ►ulids)e. . throat sewepaper which it oarratios recoll►c. hardly of the !hey get - Bos/aast rubbish be- -4 example newspapers. whereone , and al• related aa recollect soy Noe from leasing lessors upper lake up ,I vaestil the mews. .., • COViret COUNTY COURT. [From the Push's Myerlc] We staled lea (WOW? Paper that tbeffiserilf ofJoataiiiiire bad determined to hold his Court by adjoornmert at Igoe chestier, for the Headred of Raiford, le additive to la hudd le' the same at. Preston. O Tioneday lest the And Court was held there in the Manor Court Room. T. N. ADDISON, Esq. as Assessor to the Voder-Sheriff, presided, and a most respectable Joey attended. There were upwards oft weeny nines entered for trial. sad upon the first room brine called, Mr. Addison addressed the Jury is explanetiusa of the Wrenn motive for !midis, his Court is Manchester. He !bowed it would be of great pub. he benefit, and he was Fled to meet so respectable a Jury. The business of the Coon had not proceeded vera far, when Mr. Ashworth, atteaded by Mr. Foster and Mr. Baker, two other banisters, entered the Court, and after the first trial was over, Mr. Ashworth rose and addressed the Ammo,. He stated, that he and the rest of she barristers resident is Manchester had, upon consultatios, determined to ended the Sharers Court, and conduct the cases is ell actions cont. sneered there by Writ of Jodie's; that in plaints or actions for debts ender 40r. he thought it was beneath the digoity of the bar to be concerned in, unless ender a special retainer; those, therefore, they would leave to be conducted by the attorneys, as heretofore. He feared that in acting epos this determinatioo it would exclude the attorneys who had hi therto conducted the eases in the County Court, bat as Mr. Fell, Mr. Norris, and Ilir. Idoyd, three other banisters, bad signified their intention also to attend, he thought there would be no doubt but there would be always a dificient umber of Counsel in attendance. On the poet of the bar be claimed for them the exclusive right to comfort the cases motile exclusion of the *Runny. A. to the fee the Cooed' should require ' hesbookl say IlulbiAllf• This extraorsliiimy and usexpeeted appeal to the Conn brought up Mr. Bork, Mr. Woodbine, Mr. Law, Mr. Had field, and Mr. Foulkes, in soccession. Mr. Bock stated that lie regretted much the claim set op by the Leaned Barrister. That Court bad been adjourned to Manchester to begat the public, and to lessee the expense of trial ; but ire feared, if the right sow claimed were allowed by the Court, the advan tage the public expected to derive from it would he guar; and be thought it would he quint es decent, order the cir eunadaeces, if the Learned Counsel bad declined attending until their services had been requested. Mr. Woodburn, Mr. taw, Mr. Hadfield, nod Mr. Foulkes, followed Mr. Buck, severally disputing the exclusive right contended for by the Comae!. They insisted that the ex. elusive privilegri of the Bar were confined to Coons of Record, and the County Court was Dot a Court of that de scription. Mr. Law observed, that for ooe, he would ems. cede the claim to the Learned Counsel, if tiey would agree to conduct the canoes fur the same fees the Attorneys re ceived; but if the Goosed succeeded in their applicatioe, they should conduct all the raises, for if the Attoraeys were not allowed to take all deediption of cases, they would out conduct lbw sutler 40s. Mr. Ashwort►, is reply, stated that ►e appeared there to assert the rights of the Her, which he should always feet it his duly to uptiold. For himself he bid as other ostitive; sod he should wish the Leased Assessor to take time to coosider their claim before he derided. He was selected as the organ, to weepy the setatieseets of the Geetlemeo of the Bar whom be bad tamed. The Assessor stated, be certainly should not decide tie question without consulting his brother, as they acted Inv% tber a. joint Assessors to the Sheriff. stir should be intimate say °plenum at present. They would leant the detisios as- Mkt day. We understand the eases in the County Court have troy time immemorial been conducted by the Attorneys, without • titans of precedence ever baying been set op by the liar; and it would be • matter of deep regret to es if t►e claim now brought forward should succeed. The expenses of kw pooceedtogs are heavy e•ouLk, without being encumbered with additibrial fees to Counsel. This is, however, like many of the cases that daily ocelor in life. When a public benefit is Intended, some petty interest is set up to prevent it, and the greets! rood is sacrificed to individual profit. The County Court WAS adjouroed to Manchester purposely to apses expeaass to the public, and if any thing should occur to deprive the suitors of t►e benefit intruded, we shall ow tale!, tette( it muc►. AERIAL NAVIGATION FROM BOMBAY TO LONDON. It appears by a eertiicate published in the Bombe, Gaulle bairoordisary, by Mr. Warden, Chief Secretary, that a Mr. T. Boyce bad made applieatioa to the Governor of Bombay, to be allowed to carry the mails. &e. from Bum bay to London, by means of a balloon; be professing to hams discovered a method of giving horizontal motion in aero nautics. The Governor referred Mr. Boyce to the Philorio pbical Society of Bombay. A Mr. C. Hodgson has also put in biz claim to aeronautic fame; nod another competitor to. appeared in the Ca/cufta Journal of September 20, where the mode of operation M explained at considerable length. This we candidly coulees to be beyond our cvmpreliesskm6-- (Liverpuol Kaleidercep4.) DONCASTER. FOOT RACE. The match for 11.10 gs, each, four miles, between Ashton, the Lawirashirmstan, and Beale, the Yorksbireman, took place ou our race-course on Friday last. About twelve o'clock Ashton arrived oa the ground, in • coach mid four, woos Caotley, where be had been training; soon after Beale made his appearance. At balf-past twelve they were staled ' tram the fuer-mile post, and alternately passed each other during the Aral two miles; in going round the second time, Ashton had the decided advantage, taking and keeping the kid at • great distance, lend performed the four miles ie twenty minutes and twenty woods. The first Iwo miles were hardly contested, and dune in use minutes sad three quarters. In running, two ,to one was freely offered uo Beale, and as freely accepted by the friends of Arbtoa. who is twenty-seven years of age, and ran very strong. Beals was beaten rather more than • distance. This rare excited great interest, mid cumbers of people from Lsicsibire, were present. AVOTIMIL FOOT RACI.—Tbe Suffolk youth, who is sow al Boacaster, and who best the INoewicis moil trots lode. to Norwich, a distance 14'112 a 11.,, will rpu fifty miles in eight hours, on this day, start at the Doncaster Arms Inn, Bennetiborpe, at DIM o'clock, half • mile south and return. ! / 1 1 4 lii l f 4 . --.............-__ unt.—B.: H'oolfe , and J. Pilkiqgton, of Manclwate;, tea: PORTSKOOTIII. KAY 97 . dealers,. May 11, 1822.—E. Warm, sort 1. Russell, of Min- Arrived thorium from South America ; Regan, Scarlett cheerer, trarehousewien, May 21, 11122. 1 —S- Taylor and J. hom Rio ?metro ; Rookie transport from Jamaica • and ; Walks., of Feuchurch street, Loudon, upholsterers , January Nrotiliss "traorport from St. Helena—the Hon. East ' lndia I, Uri. Conipaoy's ship M &egoist arrived Mere ISd March. Preyed by the Niro Plicenix. Soothe/site, from Trinidad ; . - • - .. . • . - t- . . •, • " ._;._..._..--. ... a n t n. i , l i re e. ciirrosey of which the few terinsactious to•da, There was no busisess done in R.P.• SUGaR iO-1 account of the market being dosed for the Whitsun ho OLD STORIES. 1 1 1 and Itetarow, Lusk, from New South Walee—troth 'for l i hadiso. h A proc.se -= . lately bninght before the Coutt of Session (Sto - lat':,, respecting the . eralidity of a pre- PLYMOUTH. WAY 28 . lentation to the Church of Killing, on the ground Arrived off this pcie the Cecilia, Laugh's', from Rio that the patr• • .1 • • • sionre , 'I how's Bell, from St. Vincent's; and Sophia, Dimmer, from the 111 b. • bested the Marquis of Pasting, for Loodon. ,- rrrrr 11TX. WAY 26. Arrived off the r, rt the Lima, Rich, from New Orleans; sact•Laviois, Mow; from Demerara. • ' Fraser, of • I.mrst) is =Roman —Ol.- The4e is • practice of cramming the politic weekly, end even daily, with old stories. A new, 'omelet& ioadvertently hits on an old story, wh Catholic, an. _ ._, a-, -r liken the neceasseg.oatos. But there wa. C...• ;ppottunitv of deciding tlkqoes- lion, as the pu-s sera (mere parishioners) were found to have had n•, title. • lit consequence, however, • of been obierved • but the deluge of old Joe Miller tions teat are ' perpetually overwhelming u " s, earr ye be insilried from were ignorance on the part I editor that inverts them. It is more probable that th the Judges' opinion', the P r esbytery of luvemess into newspaper s ley way of what Blackwood calls B Arrived the o.,seree packet, Hartney, from the Brazils; have taken up the CON , and commented it pro- left'Peroambueo the 10th February. cess of declaralor of the jes devolumwr: to that a ..nierilly as matter for fillieg up, as we throw rabbi o il w o o d t o li i : f a i t t rl y t t •s ag o n f o a ir th ru ic u k a :v n a g ll t - he T r ir: u re n i d s e a f el e rio n u e s w e s ; A; I 'tailed the Benue, Bell, for Loadoa. The Prince Regrut packet, White, from the Islands, is now decision on the Merits .w . ill now be obtained from It is a statemeat that in a 'arrow path at Gibraltar, whi goat cotubl:i. other to she our lay quietly down r LN , ; • corairag strode the Bay. the Court, notwithatsodlog that the patrol) has car- Drat., MAT 27. tied the matter to the church judicatories. 'Flits is over hiss. Theater, is now web Come down from the River this alarming the Barkwertb e understood to be the first time that a Popish patron • f lew one , w hereas we recollect it as long as we recoil , G stu b ly, l and as happeg !pile in a different directiot peat,v, for Bombay, and sailed; Steele, Crostethweitee, and openly attempted filling s e n z y e be ite lle m fic o e c i i n i t in ks te e re h i s t rc o h n , ra tar—oe man In m alea _ sa d t, oa „ re l ate j as , I Loyford, Carty, foe New Brunswick; paw, fur Garin. of Scotland, and its fate Arrived sad sailed fur the River she William Harris, Har• • from the mouth of • preacher who recommended his 1 ri .. 49 days from J ama i ca this account, and to general reference to Catholic to be rood Christiana faiths goali,sis. to take every Ems* down (roes the River the Grove, Th om p s o n , f or Emancipatiou—snore particularly as Mr. PLUM- tunny of accommodating ass another. We shall ti St. nicest's; Rosetta, Ludders, for Tenerife. I RBTT declared that Popish patrons could not at this subject of old 11•611 "P"' We 1 "`" , "'"°' • yamairwea , amaDs, KAY ". present exercise at; right of patronage, and the li pa te p i n , te l b . a ho t co w mocarupreaden owe herewhaiLaspYubollitiwist°l7l4:: ' Smiled tiss Owes Gkadmaar for Gelianlialeu, • mate disability was continued by his awn Bill. of the aevca days precedism—(Tyne iforfcrrY) • ...-- I THE FUNNY FRIUEUR. A few days since a hair•dreeser, who lives in Water street, Newry, after !mynas mad• a libation to Bacchus. imagined that he was to be banged, sod that the officers of jostle. were entering his house to carry him to carton'''. Under this strange impression be contrived to get on the roof of his habitation, along which be darted wit► usetresMos velocity. From bin own roof be was peen bounding over several other roofs, now and then pausing wheat his tame to a chimney, and either peeping into the fused or listening to his imaginary pursuers. Meanwhile Revers! of his neigh bours collected together, anxious to secure the ream, and prevent his expected fall. lie saw drew, mistook t►em for bailiff% and having run rapidly aloes t►e roof of Mr. Wel. laces stores, proceeded to that of Mr. Jobs Gluten's stores, over which he rushed with much fleetness and security till be came to the gable, from which ►e jumped with dowd iest intrepidity upon as adjsceut dwelling•howse, a descent of about eight feet, imagining no doubt that It was Neck or nothing with hint. From thence be proceeded to Mr. Smith's roof, where be stripped a proportion of the chimney of bricks, sad, squeezing himself into ems of ths russets, pelted the people who wished to ammo hies wit► t►ese missiles as long as his supply lasted. In t►is situation ►e twos seized, secured with ropes, sad lowered dome to an Issinsuse multitude of the searket poopki, mho wore Ifeaillir wit► astonishment et the funny petbeis it the frisky . kismet. MELANCHOLY OCCURRI•YCR [From the " Proof°. Chronicle. "] - • • We have again the melsachnly dnty imposed upon us of recording another instance of the dreadful consequences which uot unfrequently Hon ha m 11 , over confident reliance art,.the safety •f barks of small dimensions, in combating with the force of wind and wat.r. Ott Thursday last fuer gentle men, bilis Gerrard, itsq. brother to Sir Was- Ger reed, Bart, of Gareswood, in thi s count y ; t h e R ev. Francis Crathorne; Catholic chaplain to Sir Wil liam, and Mr. Adamson, of Ashton-in-the-W I !. lows, and his eldest son, went out from Southport in a pfeasure boat, belonging to Mr. Gerrard with A fisherman, named John Jackson, to enjoy the &- version of fishing. A bout eight o'clock in the evrop. ing the boat was seen a considerable distinct nut si sea s and was shortly afterwards missed by the twr sons looking from the shore; but as no one saw it actually upset, a hope was entertained that the party had permed over to Lytham. Nest morning (yesterday) a messenger . was Pent to the latter place, who brought track intelligence, that they had not been seen there; but the dread. ful tidings of their fate were announced in the course of the day, by two of the lifeless bodies, those of Mr, Adamson, jun. and the fisherman be ing washed on shore. The other bodies had not been picked up when the last accounts left South port. The families and intimate friends of the unfortu nate suffereis will long lament this plaid casualty; but there are others, who cannot be classed precisely under either of these heads, who will yet have bitter cause to mourn. The poor and theafflicted, within many miles of Gareswood, have lost, in the Rev. Mr. Crathorne, a physician who was in the daily habit of administering, gratuitously, to the bodily diseases of all who solicited the aid of his medicines and utl vice. Hundreds of patients too poor to afford say other fee, than their grateful thanks, have, by his frittering skill, been reinstated in the enjoyment of health and strength; and now live to bless ki• memory, and grieve at his untimely ends MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK AND WONDER F 1.1.1. PRESERVATION. Harlow the heavy gale on Saturday aieeiglit, the brig Ruby, of Yarmouth, burden HI time ' coal Mika, was liter ally dashed to pieces *sublet the rocks of the a.teih bitten at Hartlepool. Of the crew, the mate sod two men perished, and the master (H. Neal) atone e.racaped to !mime the melancholy tale. The vessel struck about four o'clisek ill the morning on the strokes rocky, within a boadred cards of the cliff, and knocked eel her bottom; she sat then driven close ageism • hills rock, which stands detached frees the male cliff, into a okhe or crevice of which, epos its bold and projecting front, in the form of an elbow-chair, a con siderable height above the deck of the vessel, the masts was almost miraculously forced, and there seated, with kis face to the sea; a small projecting port of the rock Benin at the same time whereupon to rest his arm and to deleed hint from the Nast, with just room eeminth to jamb himself is, a seat to sit open, and a bole le which to Sa lied real his feet. He had, however, unforteeately lost his hat, Dad the return of the aproyfruts a Maher part of the rock continually poured epos his head. In this Minatioit be remained five howl, till he was accidentally discovered in as exhausted state. He was taken down by a ladder, lad after taring pot to bed sod having • few hours sleep, lie was completely restored. OH. the Sunday be retersed thaek. to God it, flardepotil Church, for his wonderful preservation. Hundreds of persons hire gone to see the place of his entracindiaary sitwatioe,, and no otnebt his astonishes( deliverseee will he long remembeic.t. He is a married mum, bet without • family; the tome sad mot of the crew wersealso married, sad hove left families. COURSE OF EXCH Amsterdam ' C.F. 12 0 Ditto at Sig ht 12 I Rotterdam...— 12 10 Antwerp 12 4 Harnburigh 37 8 Althea Paris 3 day'. date 25 35 Ditto 25 65 Rourdeaux ... • • 25 65 Frankfort on the GE, TU 111/DAY, MAT 28. Leghorn . 47i Gamow 44 Valise 27 60 Malta Naples 4O Palermo, per os IISJ , . Lisbon 6o± Oporto S.II Rio Janeiro. Babis ~... 51 Dublin .. Cork g . ISSI Petersburgb, p. rbl. 9 3 Us. Virus& ...... du 10 11 Trkste Madrid BULLION. Poelap! Gold is t r. d. Coin, per oz 0 0 0 Gold is 8ar5...... 3 11 lot New Douhloors—. 0 0 0 New D011ar5...... 0 0 41 Silver in Bare 0 0 Cadis .. Bil Los 36 &reclaim 36 Seville Gibraltar 3Ol Yestrodar—Mmfir TontemP—llelMay at she Bask, Ex ebriister, B.M Idi. sal SINIIII illm Honors. DEATRS. On Saturday work, the Flat. Harriet Lynght, relict of the lion. Joseph Lysaght, and daughter or the late Viscount Natalie. In lathe, ou the 3J of lart October, William Smith, Eim. son of the Isle Hon. Mrs. Smith, and nephew to Lords I),i. ■oa`hmore and Hatebiamin. EIGII WATER AT LONDON BRIDGL THIS ma. 111ersieg 46 after S. I Evtniag 13 after 9 " Homisem plias *odes @spit." Our page relates to man."--MAIMet&L. Just published, price 6.. is bused. 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