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7 1 law of this country. But no ; he thought pro per to lie by, awl not until the year 11142 was this ease brought to trial. What became of him since che peace of 1814 ? Surely he might have brought Ns action then. Instead of which, he had allowed area years more to pass over his head before he 4.lTrretl in the business. Why this was proof enough t#: - .lrhiv claim was barred by the Statute of Listina t'ions. Bat he put it broadly to the Jury, that, look ing to the poliCy of that statute, they were bound .to:presorine payment ; and 'this view he entertain ed no doubt that they would assist the Defendant the defence he had made. Even in the case of * bona,' a solemn instrument under seal. twenty yiara were sufficient to presume payment Surely then, after 34 years, the Jury were warranted in oresuming that thus promissory note had been di.- .Ilvsegvd. The CHIRP JUSTICE, in his charge to the Juuy, .adverted to the topics which had been urged in Ile fence. He said that tin. case of a hood and a plO - note were d.fferent. There was no statute able regulation spplicable to the former. The rule . fit, presuming put went after 'army years, its that ease, vv:us a rule depending us decisiotis of the Courts , . 'sod not owu any enactment by the Lips tlpture ; witeretc.-the case of a promissory stoic came ospressfy withiut the Statute of Limitation,; and hr - wasenot aware of any decision, from analogy to the • case of a bond, which bore upon the mit of is pro 'arrissory oar. ' 1 he Soitcteoe-Gewshat referred his Lordship • • _so Duffield v. Creed, 5 Lap. .where Zile point was unth-r consideration. • Tile CHIEF JUSTICE admitted that the point hid Streit there euinittlei ea, butt he should direct the July in point of law, ikat they were not bound to presume that thiroote had been paid after the lapse 'of thirty-four years. The facts and circumstances stated in defence, were wholly unsupported by evi. ;ieur;,, and therefore the case must be submitted to • t,le Jury on the evidence they had heard. The Jury desired to know - whether they were /Aosta to give the Plaintiff interest. for if so, their verdict would be for 1.3.101 ? The CHIEF JUSTICE said, the question of interest was Peculiarly (or their coneideralion. They were not bound to give it. Interest is the damage' fur the detention of the money, and the amount of da snag!, is for the Jury. The Jury immediately found their verdict for the•Plaiiitiff for 8001. the amount of the promis sory note. wit hmt interest. I.Vv. SCA/LETT begged to soy that there wet no in the statement that Plaintiff kept a gaunt). hUi(4lUttlie sit Paris. lie Touched this upon the authority of Mr. Manning, who knew the Plaintiff per•unialle. It was estreuvely hard that the Plain tiff should have his charecter, as well as the interest oaf his v, taken from him iii this manner. The CHIEF JUSTICE- 4 ' The case is over." t"iegt sal POLIChe .f • ,tit fers•• BOW- STREET. 94 *Ow* Mr. Charles Biskra was brought to the tithe! from,lik. Clement's waicithuose, mad underwent no examination before George Rowlail Minrl,utl , Ern. the smite( Sl.glesrale, dungen! with violently assitilong and wishing • disturbance .1 she hoes* of Mr. John Evan Prude, . a 'oblations+, of No. 201, errand. who slated, theist an early hour so Saturday morning he was awoke with a loud sad •.utegt . kaisekiag at lii street door, so much so that be hough+ his house or (me of the adjoioing houses was on ire, which Induced him to get up with all pursible speed, soul Nita down stairs, sod on his opening the street dour, he friend the Prise a-r at it, who impaired if Mr. Thompson lived there, be replied in the negative, and said he did not how such *person. The Primmer Meta attempted to make his way Soto the shop, boot he. prevented and collared him, at she Anse time calling loud!, fur a watchoPen, but no watch mils tame. The Prisuurr resisted, gave him a violent blow, sod made his escape. No perused biro, gave an alarm, when ho was plopped and secured. The Prisoner in his defence said he was a shales( in the Law. He had been partaking of the hospitalities of ilwiscamn w , th a friend, and liavinseen she farce of Monsieur T weed Jrhurv•laue theatre, be thought of •eiing the part I..roself at the Prosecutor's door.—He was ordered to sail bail. Linty White was cbargeol on suspicion of being trueorrned in rubbing the house of Mr. James Puinisedesterr, a merchant. of 67, Guildford -street, of sovereigns and bank boars to thiansouut of RI, and wearing apparel of similar 'slue, On tor about thc6th of October last. It appeared that on the discovery of the rubbery, the Pri mte, and souther man, who had been at wo►k at the Prese t:shoes Jmouwe as jurratrynsma paiuters, •ere suspected, and W,igbt, their master, load used every possible esertiou to torte them, but did out &motet the Prisoner till Satyr day.—The Prisoner was committed fur further orznallostion. Quern-SQUAILIL JEALOUSY. On Saturday evening as application of a very singular deseripolon 'was made to Mr. Itainsfurd, the Magistrate. A party of or eight persons of both sexes, entered the office, and owe of them, a man decessily attired, hoped his Worship would be enough to grant a favour that he had to ask. Mr. R114'816 0 1 told the man to slate in hint what Le wanted, and if it was nothing unreasonable or Improper Ito would corcply with his torques,. The man then brought a female op to the bar who bad a matronly appearance, apparently between forty and fifty years of age. She Lung i•u1.•14 her bead. He then said a Tom see this woman, your ‘VOlship; the is the wife of that gentleman (poiuting luau aided,' man in the party); he, your Worship, is jealous of her, and stye, to convince him of the injustice of his suspi cions, bail come to your Worship to take her oath that she did mg caakuld him 1" The Magistrate and every one its the of f ice bersijoitir loud laughter As moo as it bad subsided, the bes--haud stepped forward. It was evident that the green-eyed Monitor had taken complete possession of his sand. - He mid be hoped the Magistrateircrelel not refuse m take the affi davit whoa) had helm drawn lop by his friends; fur If he did, We happiness wan gone fur ever, and that would fie a sail ding, afire living with his wife for near twenty years. the poor fellow Caen gave a detail of she cif euonstaucle the! bad excited his 'suspicious that his wife had been tocinsisat. ,He said that some frieuds bad come to his house to keep the New Ytal*P.Clfe one of the visitors paid too greet attention to his wile, and us Thursday night be weal home, and entering rather aboroptly into his apartments, Its-fined this iald quo leMar: lad his wife sitting very close an each tlitbar,Nidil ea soon us they saw him, they became (massed, tad he thought eshihited signs of guilt. There wore gleams aad jugs abou., and they had been drinking to gether, hat he was afraid that she hail sheen' Lim other than the rights of hospitality elematided. THE CHASE. frifi Maje‘ly's slig-hountll will meet on Finlay at Salt-hill, •1 ten u ctln k The Butkiiigliamal.ire harriers will mect oa Friday at Oitlees laue, al hslf•paat fro. The Oakley humid' will meet to-morrow at Wootton wood; on Thursday at Had Weston; awl on Saturday at thicket Spiniris—al half-past leo o'clock each day. - . The Earl of Derby's au=•houuda will meet to-morrow al the Rose Bushes, Epsom Dowses. The East Sussex Ins-hounds throw off on Thursday, the 10th, at Clayton-hall; Saturday, the litsh, at Edhultuts Monday, the 1411 s, at Devil's Dyke; and Thursday, the 17th, at Aabelimb •. Mr. Oshaldiots/B's bounds will tweet ors Friday, the 11th, at Baron Hill, at ten o'clock. The Diske of lintlatol'a hounds meet this day st Smithy, to morrow at North Stoke, on Thursday at Newton Tull. bar, and on Frtilay at Stiroir—eseh day at half-past ten. The Cotte.mote hounds meet ibis day at Preston, on iVednesday at Fmpituetiam W 1, and on Thursday at Overton Park—rush day at a quarter before eleven. Earl File w infant's hounds meet this day, at Stand-ground; to-morrow at Norwood ; and on 'Magda, at Hunt's Closes —each day at ten n'clor. Lord arbortroxlt's bounds meet this day at Peak's Closes; on Wednesday at Kingsford' House; nn Friday at Hallam, House ; sad on Saturday at Swialsop Bratts—eac:i tiAy• at eleven o'clock. The Earl of Scarbrouch% bounds meet this due, at Baroby Moor; on Weiluesday at Coniabruegh Town ; sod un Friday at Sandbar*. Park—each day at halt . .past ten. BURTON HUNT.—Str Ruibasd St.tiuu's hounds Inert this day at Gate Barton, uu Wednesday at Ftskerton, uu Timidity at Lattgaurib BiWge, and uu Saturday ut Punkin 41.1 lel 11. . . The Gillingham box-huundo meet to mur•ow et Kt tsby, on Friday at Spllithy, and WA Saturday at W.ll—cacti day at half-past ten ricluek. The Badsworlb Cux.hpunds will inert to-morrow at Bret ton Hall; on Thursday ■t the Kennels; un Saturday at Brndsworth—at ten o'clock aback day. The Hatfield harriers will meet this day at the Kennet. tad OS Friday as Can Side—at ten u'eluek each day. Mr. Me)nell's fuz.houerls will meet this day et ll,naley Park; sue Thursday at Smithy; and un Saturday at Stones hares—each morning at half-pal ten u'cloek. The East Essex and Then low fir:-housids meet this day at Wham Hall ; WeJneralay et Walthmn ; Thursday at Thrarlusr H 311; mid ma Saturday at Felts Hall. The erosion bound► meet this day at Gillrar ; Wed nesday at Diddington . Wood ; and on Friday as Waresley Turnpike. . . . . A lIIRRTINC3 OF CREDITORg AT THR COURT OF CONRINSIONRIOI OF BANKRUPTS, TO•310111110w. .....m.— •M. R. k. i 4eisem,.Caannew.street, merchant l J. Ratehm, •Ilt. Richardson, mad J. Ritchie, %Veiling Area, enwelsotreemen .... ....... ... C. Cooper, Gray'e I litolanc.ruad. grocer .... .. 3 lo i J. Fowler. Mis*.lane, tea-dealer H. Levi, Nellow.mia.rr, merchant H. Smith. St Mertbia.lane, wuullen.drster 2 11 J. Midas**, Fesieliorch.etreet, merchant 2 t J. Friars, Lambeth, slater G. Munro, litincinz-lane, wine-merchant J. Twig!, Cneapaide, warehourema• , 0 10 J. Its .Ist too. lnie of North Silieids , . Dbl.,. 11.. o,er 0 Scull. Mattrltester-building, army-ascot T. Clink, Hammersmith, moory.scriv.u.r . is DIV! DEN DS, A. T:tylor, late of lienl.road, mall rusher.... A. Rtelotrdson and T. Welsh, Mary Jr bone, builders" • J.: G. Perfect, jun. late of West Mallory, surgeon ....... ' • CERT! Fl CATES. ' M. Forster, of Nerreastle.ppon.T)ne, grorerl—T. Hart, Isle of Brotport, Dorset, `rutty.—J. Dnvees. of Mitchel. dear, Glourrater, draper.—J. /Mush, t), X.. 1 1 1, la m , Y or k . grocer.—J. Callow, of Princes-street, Solo., Middlesex, m.. decal hooksellcr.—J. Spear, isew or I , te of Sheffield, Yolk, merchant. The effects ul ti:e late K ale s -err wv. rely felt in , the N-rth Sea. Ily the Heligolan I packet; just or. rived In Harwich, we ke►ulk.. at e; Fien,ur g h,- the from 1,000 to, 1,500 beets had been ere.lieti on the shore on ti.r co•ost of Jetlieti anti the isle tie tnljteent. A *Bole Bert NI said is I have perivbeil. Some idea may be formed of the rxr.ut of tt;ffic in the City of Londe., Iro• the lirlloo accoout of *hat noosed over Lond.•n -hrr ge I.e use, day, namely,. ea the 16th October, :--Fro. , t-iatmeagerr, 58,1110; coaches, ; tits and tweed 8,...4„ sa t; wiegone, 507 ; ca►ls sod Orals, 1i1,376± rod honer, 478. • : .• ... i modest respectable trishaw to ' titmice her to take soch an - -- ----- - - , -- , . . --- The Magistrate said it would be knotting to pitch a Ireatinfot —Me Wu Lamuies CM Botany mid the I The Che s hire hounds meet this day. at Ashton Haves ' Arrived the Awn. St. Croix, from Jersey for Ancona, with Physiology of Paoli, as applicable to the various purposia 1 Weihierid-iy. at ILO Legb ; Friday, at Tuft ; and on gator. loss of bust and sails and leaky, aid the mate washed over- oath, and baring lathed the party lulu good humour, in isle of life, excited our most particular imminent, his opinion dam, at Shodnook Bridges. the bombard laugh et his ' 0 " fully to rarlricline 50 la adeut Lwing at variance wills the mostmost fashionable theory of the ; Sir kiehatil Pulestoo's boon& mert this day, at Car. DVAL, JAWIJART 4. • trauma, , anal ioduord them to shako hands, and him to ex • prtaeut day. The grand test of opinions is their Is me, and ' den Hall ; soil un Friday. at Overton Bridge. board. tr Thin natesting the until got round to the S.S.E. and about press his convivisio 'Ohio wife's innocence. with so many impuriaot facia Ware as proving she stools : Mr Jscub Autley's banal, sweet thus day, iii Fast none *hilted to E.N.E. and blow tog so hard that the ships i i The Sillitatitgli a copy of the affidavit, Prepared to he snit valor of Mr. tVeisTLAyr's opinions, we mum avoid I lasliaga; Writes-Bday, et Doker's Bridge ; and on friday. rould out get their a nacos. , swoon ,-,--" I. Mary Ann —, of Yelluitrett. West- de c iding m hie ( A ren s . %% . e h o ps fi ts candid and liberal part i al P.omaroil Mill—each day al eleven. The Briton. Berry ; Dart, Cope; Barnett, Scott; flora, mitister,•4 mow- swear, to satisfy soy bushood of his moo of .. the cosmogony will give hum • fair oppo ow rtuoity of pr- alp. Dewisg's hounds Intel this day at Saalingharn, un Mricke ; sod sever-it others, outward li mod, have Cwt foil pealing "fie " 41,6111 / 1 that e- 8----. of ••••--- +heel, Mg the trite fusuilatin• un stitch hr recta his opinions, and I . Wribitalay at Elmliato, and on Friday at Flainz. pruci-edeil duos Channel. The Anu, Whitmore, fur Sierra la Mir did eacitold my husband, at ally time whatsoever." the value of his Medieires and motto of treatment, and we I The Worcestershire foe hound,. onset this illy Si DWI. Lessor• got her anchor and morreileil down Chino/I. li tt 'aviary lb, 11122 (S.gued) . Mary Ann ----." have au doubt that she result of the sleet rigid homer,' will I motor% us Wednesday at Highgate, and un Eimlay at Chit. Serra o'Ctrich.--It still blows hard. Tbe Berwickshire . The Magistrate expressed his satisfaction at being able to b e mos t b o o n u r able t o M r . WHITLAW.II eatrtiona, and Boston. I and Duke of York. Eat Indiameit, appear to ride well, end I li 'reconcile flitiostauit or bis nb, and to dispel biz-unfounded p oor th e great /Wye and i m p or to,,eo if his 32,di g i onit to I sir I: hard Sinythe'a foa.lsolinds meet to morrow at Sun. will must probably get their anchors at soon as the tide . jealousy. mankind. &ult . Castle, and on F, Warta Sliawbury White Gatti. SintkCeli. 6. • i l 't . s.:, ~.. . . o s ., ~. , .411- ,t. --a . . a.. ~.... 'WOO. -.RA., ,• ' - ........- • .... , " .11, - _ • •• ._.... .. . . r . . • .. , • .. ... _ .. .. . . • •• - . A • • . . . . CAMBR/bO//, JAIMAav S. Barn Woodhonv, Eeq. 1.A.5 FR,S. Fellow of Calve College,.ead Lucas's,' Professor of Mathematic% was rester. day otiattimuusly elected Plumian Professor of Experinieutal Philosophy, tot Opt room of the late Archdeacon Vince. TICe Rev. Julio Loomslate, M.A Tutor of King's College, is elected Clortstia• Advocate, to the retsina the Rev. The. man Reposell. The Re,. Christopher Benson. 111. A. Fellow of Magdalene Copley., is eontiotusd Htil.e.H Lecturer fur the present year. thooradsy last G. W Hallam, Err!. I.LB aTrinity Hail, was elected onto the Fellowship vacated by the resignation of the Rev. DI. Gel4art, Restos Professor nt Civil Law. The Nukes,. Riz , for Ilse year Mt, was at Monday ad. judeed to William 'frollope, a A. Pembruke Hall. The subject of the Hol.ein Dissertation f,r the pre sent year is—The arnerseat . for the Genuineness of the Sa cred Volume as ynnerally received by Christ jai:. DISORACkFUL CUSTOM. one of Ito w disgraceful screen which, among the tower orders, have occasionally taken place in I parts of the kingdom, lied nearly or-Purred lasi Satturdayai Huntingdon. A labour int man, re.diling in Ramsey, haring for accruals derable tine left his home, on his return he found his wife in the situation of housekeeper to one of his neighbours ; on chinning her, s quintet ensued, the result of which wet., an 'freemen' that the liusSand should sell his frail rib shillings, and deliver her to his rival in a holler, out Hunting don market-hill Luckily, heroic this disgusting ceremony took place, the moues were taken into custody and carried before the Ilsgistrater, who. finding they bad acted from sheer ignorance of ihr laws, which they iniagioed rather sanc tioned than prohibited such contracts, elliswitt the putters, on r "pressing runiritenn for what they bad done, and lasing !tonna ever it. their good behaviour, to go boom _ et- MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. On Thursday an ;wm' was held at Prue Mont, Chmitire, on the body of Mrs. Groat, wile of Joseph Gorst, ut Fend sham, who Merritt conarequeore of eating aconite, or wolfs. bane, mistaking the same for horse radish. The deceased hail itiait. d is large family party to dine at her house un Christmas Day. The dowser was mired op •bocw three o'clock, sod as they weer sitting down, something being said about horse-radish, the ilecemed desired the servant- matt to go into the yarded and gel some, Idling him that be would ISucl it by the rain sob. During dinner some re marks• were made on the taste of the supposed horse , ✓adial); the hiother.iii-law said it was very b. 41, bet thotiglit they had put a deal of Cayanite pepper amongst It ; the deceiseil herself +aid she limier •remembered sem joy horse-radish change it colour as that land done.... Nu suspicion of poison existed , ndtil some time after the party had left the table; the dereasea complained Of hri.eg unwell; said said the it., of her limbs was She was conveyed to bed ; became very sick; and vim lent vomillog maned. ON the arrival of a surgeon, the deceased was in a very agitated stale, and bad cold sweats upon her; there was a 'seeming cessation 4.f the action of the heart, and no poise; and et cry other symptom indicated that she bad taken vegetable poison. A. emetic was order. rd, and the surgeon left It r, la a abort time he was mum sent For,.inti on his arrival found She deceased in strong con vulsions, but the convulsive spasms ceasing for a time, the emetic was administered. The deceased becoming worse, her feel were put tutu warm water, and she was afterwards put between hot blaakets to endeavour to restore the encode. lion, but all in vain. Sbelitigered until about six o'clock in the evening, sod then expired The broth...in-law to the deceased was also taken ill, but, we understand, is re covering. Both the man and woman-servant declared they did not know what burse.radieh was, never having seen tiny. Verdict—" Died in consequence of eating the root of aconite ur *Wahine, which had by igintrance or mistake hems scraped Mitred of borse.radiith." AFFECTINO OA2III OP OHIPWRECX. CORI., JANUARY 5. • Amidst the many melancholy repirsentations to which the late tremendous weather bait given rise, we have to record an isidenee of providential saccuur and protection, such aa has seldom o...urred within our recollection. The %simian brig Ales, on her voyage from London for tit. Übes, in ballast, was driven upon a reef of rocks near the Caskets,, ea the night of the 44th silt. and in the space of alt bow ergot to pieces. The crew, cutisistiog of the Captain mod IS altpt mess, clung to the quarter deck (being the most subtlest/it' part left of the *seek), noon which they .remained eagestird to the danger of the elements for • period of five days sad nights, during which they kept themselves (roils starvation by a smell bag of dried peas, which they fortunately secured, and of which each of them revived his portion at the rate of 20 per day only. Two of the p..or fellows, worse out by fatigue and safferiag, died on the third day, and the survivors ex. peeled either the game litigeresig fate, or that some resistless wave would, in one moment, 'sweep them from the wreck, and consign them to a watery grave. Callous, indeed, to every feeling of humanity must those wretches have been, oho (mold see their feliuw.creatores in thus awful situatiou, and not attempt to extreete them frau it; and yet, with Ike deepest intlienation we hear, that a Teasel passed be. withiu hail, un Christmas-day, jibes the weather was e.inparatively moderate, and refused them the slightest assistance! The dusting planks were at leagth thsowsi 0U the back of this island, during the night of Saturday last ; and the cries of the poor sufferers being heard by persons au the look-out In the P live Service, Lieut. Junes, It N. with the promptitude and courage of a true British sailor, lilairised to their relief; and, after many hazardous attempts, ancereded in rescuing twelve of this wretched crew truss the frightful destiny which seemed to await them. In justice to Colonel Rosa, Commandant uf the Depot, we should state, that the moment be was applied to he promptly wed cheerfully directed two covered waggons to proceed to rise spa, and in these they were conveyed the following suoruieg to Cowes, where they are comfortably reposed ; and will continue to receive not only medical aid, hut the must hospitable *Motion sod rare, until they are able to be ow mooed to their own Wive country. The order far the 16th lancers to embark in May nest for she Ea•t luJ es low been count,r inendrol, till 1823. The party in Norwich hate cnorequently discontinued recruiting for that ser thee. To gratify the wishes of some particular frieutla, we ti.,ve lately been insured to attend a Aleetioe or mime phfiaotbropit Gentlemen at Mr. WHITLOW% Inatittl ties, sod with them to examiut and report no Ibe progress made its the corn of those dreadful scourges of the human race, Scofula and Cancer; ■nd although we well with ern thtteatr firmly impressed • itli the value uf legitimate medi cal practice, which has taught as to believe that scrofulous awl cancerous disc •,., when once established iu the htnaau coastitutioa, were incurable; but ou impeding the &pier old* !AM in progress of nue which eminent praetitiutiera have deemed inemahle, and seeing the report.; made by the liberal-minded Gentlesuen who weekly inspect the eases, as also hearing the adrouut given by 09011 e patients who hove been eared, and also Are uuw to full health and vigwor, we ease from the Meeting fully rouvinced of the great Import. &nee to suCirty of Mr. WHITLOW% Medicine., and mode uf • ME TURP. 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M at-duff , by Macbeth Sir H Neliborpe's b. r. by Cermotes, dam by So Mr. Harrison's b. f Miss W obey, by Wuful Mr. Retries eh. f. Mis• Wentworth, by Ct.. santes, dam by Stamford IMr. Reed's y.. c by Macbeth, out' of Merrimac Mr. Pencent's b. e. Bey Burton by Tramp, Jam by Gabriel Mr. Dixon's b. e Hazard. by Mai brik, dam by Salle's, Mr. Clark's b. c Lumley, by esliban, dam by Drlpini I Mr. Clerk's b c. Rob, by Calabar., um of Firm-Ely Mr.ll:l'cuienr% ch. e. by CUOMS, out of Louisa Mr. osernigne's ch. f. by Comma. out of Thomasius ! Sir W. Maxwell's gr. f. Heidi Mare, by Viscount Duke of Leeds's er. e by Comm., dam by Evander : M. Adams's bi. f. by Fyldeorr, dam by Hisilibletunian Lural Seartwough's b c bomber' to Coronation !. Mr. Worth y's br e by Cervantes, um of Cannes Ball's dam Mr. W. elnittio's ch. f. by Whitworth ur Aid:ammo, out of out of D 1 O's dam Mr. Ititholate's br. c. by Comes, dam by Shuttle Mr Wright's b e. Kir Walton, by Walton Mr. T. 0. Powleit's gr e. Swap, by Callon Mr. T. 0. b f. Prime ]Lnnser , dein by Manta* Mr. T 0. Powlen's b c. by Wiwi, out of Momentilis Mr. T. Hutchinson's b. c. by Colima dam by fisinbletouian. YORK SPRING ST. LEGER. Ni. Lanalowa's b. e. by Dnu Cymric, dam by Sancho Laird Sesialtrintelia b. c. brother to Cor ataiiou, by Cation Mr. ittoldell'a eh e Pily-cue, by Wuful Sr, W. Milner's eh. c by Callihan Mr. Peire'• b. e. Thowdorr, by Woful Mr. Fox's eh. e by Macbeth, dam by hapiler Mr. Wrigher b. c. Sir Walton, by Walton Mr. Pcratia's b. f. by Cusses, slim by Ctrberus YORK GOLD CeP. Me. Lambkin's eh. h. Leopold, by Camillus, aged Mr. Lambtoo's br. 1,. W.vrrlry, 6-yrs old Mr. J nergeeseeles fir e Jonathan, 4.yr. old Mr. Allison's gr. e.lgeou. 4-srs old Cotwirl Crad,.ek's br. b. Sir Waller, 6 yrs old Mr. Por.'s br. 10. Sir Johns, 6-yrs old Mr. F.•%s b f. Lady Peter, by Smolensk°, ♦ yrs old Mr. Kubiuson's b. c. The Lord of the Manor, Cies old. AGRICtILnIRAL DISPNES. Oa iliorohy a very I.OIIICIVIIII mod respectable Sleeting of the Herpleosen concerned iu Agriculture wok plane al Battle, in Surrea, and upon the pritpusit of Mr. Julio Feller, of' Rase Hill, she Earl of Asnioutanitatt was unapt. issously called to the Cb.ir. Mr. CURTata, M.P. for the County, ripsaw] the business in a speech of considerable tench. He soul, the country appeared to him to be !dared in a more perilous idealism than ever before in the whole stream of its histuoy. Vie were upon the brink of a dreadful piecipire, for pauperism, penury, ruin and beggary, seemed with rapid striates to lie pervading the whole land. The •iew was melancholy, but de.p Ica e would very great, we, e not, lie trusted, insiiiirrahle. Before it could he dr lei mined what re notbi s were applicable to a disorder, it was lest necessary to il,rfefla:n the causes of the Maras,. These were serious, Inoue, alone of them might not be im mediately curable, all uf the in admitted of pallistives, and muse even of remedies, if thase who had the power to grout would only bestow iheM. The first and leading cause of our distresses was the want of a !sufficient protection of Ilirtityh agricultural ;nuance against that of foreiga• Ova. lo descanlitig span th•s subji•ct, he reprobated the Iste &post of 11w itgoicultaial Committee of the NOUN! of Consomme, which be designated the most fallactious of all compositions, and rapeseed a wish le 'sae the system of averages and imirehouving abolished. He racommeode i a rigid economy in every departeweut of the State, which should nut catch 51 the small fry, but strike at the great leviathans of ulfice; and be contrived that mach benefit might be further ilmived limo a tax sander the nallitel of A properly tax upon the public feuds. There cat. be ee mama, hr said, .by the Stockholders shook, not coatriballs tes the support of the National Clergy, foe they have wools to brs saved as well as the Lowdown. rs. There cars be me reason why they should wet contribute to the support of the poor, fur they make paupers as well as the lateduirners. The national clergy and paispetlion bring me In the enema deratiou of an ample topic uf grieranee—the stare of the laws relative to the poor and tribe. In this country The' poor are • greater harden perhaps, than in any other, and whether it would be politic to make a liege class uf propel iy .obi. ct to the poor rates, as contemplated by the 43d of Queen Elisabeth, which has not )et been done, it is difficult to nay. The best remedy would probably be to increase the wages of the por, to better their CiMiddir.ll, and to render them inlependent of the over. seers; for there is too moth reason to think that pauper ism would be always. eso-equal to any gnaittily of properly that might be subject to its influence. I Anil say but hide on the subject of tithes, fur it is • subject of great debtor", though productive of great evil. I make uo to the clergy, fur I since-ely think that upon moot occasions they are more moderate in their deinassils then the lay isopropyl aims, of which I myself am one. But lam convinced that a revision of the laws which relate to tidies might add to the respectability of the Clergy, in the contentrueut of the laity, and the g petal benefit of the cause of religion. Mr. rumen oh) d, that the speech of the Hon. Mem ber was, w hos opinion, meek better suited to the romrioliso ado. House of Commons than to that of the meeting which he had then the honour to address. He then read a series of revolutions aulteitinithe attention of the I..gislatore to the distress of the agricultural Interco in the Rape of Hastings, in Sussex, mad imploring some measure uf relief, which, after some aberrations by Mr Britton and Mr. Langford, were unaninsi•naly agreed to. A Priition was . lll9; proposed, iu conformity with the Re solo, ..... 9,10 whict,-- Mr. HOLLOWAY glared so amendment, stating that the promo' unexampled dishes. is chi. Hy attributable to the resumption of cash payments, wh rh has, by temietoug the quantity of money iii euculatiou, tended to reduce the value of all kinds u( property, and therefore praysag such a re duction in the expenses of the Slate as shall be equal to the present increased value of moury. Mr. Barrios seconded the amendment. A long discus. sioa emitted, after which she amendment was ingatierd and the o Jamul Petition was put ■od carried. The Rare of Hastings is mimposed of forty-eau parishes. The popula tion of 1811 was 82.281; the populatioli of 1821, about 41,880 ; of which 1313 mem are unemployed ur unprofita bly employed. The meeting broke up about three o'clock, and soon after the majority of the Gristliest • pies. ni sat down' to •r ill the Grim Ruiim ulster Ilse discussion took place. Mr. Cor te,. went noattimottely called to the Chair. Several speeches were made ■lii r . i ... tier ; among them one of cousiderable lesigth by Mr. 001111 1 ,17, 11l a hich he c. fi ssured the Corn Bill, pointed out the effect of the return to cash payment, a/Moroi a reduction of taxes in proportion to the in. in the value of yamies, and expressed ■u opininti that pried had ant yet reached their lowest point lades presatuU. &WWII appropriate goofs were drunk ; and the company brukc op at an cavil beet. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. IPORT*NOUTR, JANUARY 4 Sailed a number of the ouiwaid bound, ;mune tlii m he following :—Helle Alliance for India ; Sir David Scott fur ditto and China ; Nestor for the Mauritius; Nymph fur Naples ; Helena for Mont ; James Laing., Sir Edward Hamilton, Princess Charlotte, Barbadoes Planter, and Tut lurk Castle, for J.imaica ; Britannia for Grenada ; Britannia for 1 1 ,s nombuctr ; and Elisabeth fur Africa. PLYSIOUTII, JANUARY 3. Arrived the Playlrlitt, Padrelough. from Coulon turGenua, with in,. of bums and bulwarks, and leaky; also the Cyrus hum Ireland. 'FALMOUTH, JANUARY 3. Arrivrd the Camillus, 61 ( Carthy, from Cork. Sailed Ibe Reward, Miller, fur Jamaica; Ealing Grove, calkner, foe Dominica ; and John Rickard, Diiiican, fur Tuba Cu ; also the Lady Arabella packet for Lisbon, Fox pit ket or the Islands, and Csonileu packet fur tke Etraxils-• tack with a mild. HARWICH. JANUARY 4. Arrived the Panope, Hiss ins , Irmo tier Ruth, with Imo of norhnr and rabic; Ann and Sarah, Roomy, from Ham bomb, wish loss of ditto arid windiam, pawls upset; and Henry Freetint packet wish a mail from Hullartd. The Cho, Iho I OW, Crow Mem. I, went un shore ow the West Ruck.' paten:a), hot was gut off by four smacks with lum ur anchor and cable. lIIAMFGATII, JAIIIIARY 4. Arrived the Adeona, Lloyd, from Lomit' fur Loodou de rry, having shot her cable; Twee fdebroedetw, Unrogh, hum Bina for Cadiz, with los. of 21:ClaOr and table, siila, &e.; the Gram, Ogilvie. from Hull. ham hMI an author rtud rail. off the North Foreland ; the Om is, Voss, from Ihruborgh, for Gibraltar, his Lovett ore the Goode. iu Santis, with km of anchors, tallies, soil rudder, and is •shore to the westward of this harbours if the weather moderates hopes arc auto/- Word she mar be gut off ueat tide. aIARGIATI, JANUARY 4. The Miners's, Rster7, from Liinsi I. k, rise an above last night cm rtiri.tiess rock, sad will lie obliged to whets it is hard she will be gin off. The Ad. inns Jacobs, Rues, from Amsterdam for .Part blalsua, is brought iu here by a host. havleg beta oat of bet course, and was running on blugate Mud. TiIITMOUTM, JANUARY 3. Arrived of the poet the Rayalt•t of Lt;ad ))))) trona St. John's N.B. with stern how krd in, loss uf sails, stern bust, Ar. and has sailed Inc Lyndon. PRICE OF STOCKB ON SATURDAY. per Ct. ILA 7011 77i I Et K. I,OOOL 51 per Cep* B7l 5 pt. 4 p.r 95f 9t.i I Duo small"... 5 pr. Bunk L. Ain, 19i 7-16 I Cnns. tot Ace... 77fl 784 k BIRTHS. On Ne* Year's Day, Pt Cbenenhnot, the Lady or Captsit Donald M'Leud, of the Hun. Earl ludia Company's ►rule•, tol a ono. On she 18111 December, a froston Hall, the Lady of Thomas J. Trafford, MXq. or n Ron . - o u the 29th uli. the lady of the Rt v. Charlce Champoes. of Weatissor Castle, of a sots. On Thursday evening last, ifor Lady of the Rev. William Yanaiitart, of White Waltham, Iterks, of a .an. 0. Nem Year's Day, at HPI, war Southamptoe, the LaM of Juba Moles 11:ialuse, E.q. of • daughier. At Chrobant, on the Ith Sastaut the Lady of Thomas Todd Waltua, E.q. of the Fuseign Post office, of a was. Monday losi, at the home of logs towhee ' the 'Nu. Lally Horton, in Queen-square, Both, the Lady of Capt. C. gees, of the b3d regiment, of a son mod Mir. On the 3d tea. the Lady of Mr. Trerfill, of Cooke , court, Ltucolu`s lun, Selicitur, of a we. MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, at Kings: in., by the Rev.• R. R. Con. yaw. ; Lieut.-Colonel AI itch( I!, WM le Ana, eldest &aglow of the late T. Tucker, Esq. At Market Harbisrougli, Tuesday, the Ihth ult. before the Rev. Edward Vody, Mr. William Aturreass, to Nl*. Rebecca Walkhan. Fium the pee J9iarity of unmet, oUILI wary uhurtratiuus wire exerted at this wedding: it &timed that the unequal }wile/Er/swim of the poetics 1144 Wade it hog Liefese they gat lugesber at the altar. , —fur the casuals! tight was not suleaiwised until dies asourolip of nearly years. _ DEATHS. the 22d ult. •t Towuhill Cottage, nor On SaltaJay, Su; Pibitt Cutoul • A on someday, the 47d ult. at Townhill Cottage, near ir. Southampton. Mr. Philip Heßyer, aged 17, son of the late ` , Heliyer, Esq of Perteh"sier. On the 4th lust. Henry, eldest eon of Henry Rages, Esq. of Hayes, Mid.herr On the 23d alt. at Gateshead, Durham, Ws. Prance. E. King, relict of the late Rtv. Rich:tic, King . , Rector id Worlbeti, and third daughter of the late Sir Francis Brr. . nerd, Bart. authoress of .' Female Scripluse Cliaraeier..„' the " Rectin's 01.morandum Book," and several otlu .. work. of merit. On the 2.:d ult. at the While Lion Hotel, Carmarthen, .0 consequence of a fall from his horse, Edward Davlds, Ea) oi .. Pobor, use of his Majesty's Justiees of the Peace foe the ' • County, mod Curator of the Borouth. Oa tie 2716 Decetabt r, atSomer'ham Park, Iluntingilou• Aire, Lichfield Moseley, Esq. in his 60th year, lemon; s • widow and eleven sous. Ors Sunday last, while taking some refrestmenrot the .' teat of .1. P. Milne., Eoq. at Frysiou, and without a ny par• tritons iadispositiss, the Rev. Mr. Lucas, Uuttarieu Mica- •'' ter, of Leeds. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.' norm* 61 after 1. I Eveeiug 24 after %. . I z ______ ...-.z..... • / PRICES OP TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 h. Town Tallow 47. Sd —. ild `Yellow Soap ha; Yellow Russia 470 Oil —. 03 Mottled I oe, 4 White ditto...—. Oil —• Od Card ... ... ‘ila ' 4 Soap ditto.... 43s OA *--s Od Graves I 15. us Melting Stuff 38a Od —a OJ I Good Dregs7,lll I Ditto rough..4ss Od —a Od • . . PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone atilt,. 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