The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-11-26 00:00:00

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The keys were obtained, and a strict search was eummesteed both its the burying ground and its the chapel, and at lenetli, to their weft surprise, who should they God amateated in the pulpit Is the chapel but Thoth.. Hartle, one of the parish constables, who keeps a little cqater sod fruit shop in Cumberland eon, Battle bridge. The patrol and celebrate looked at each other with amazement on the discovery, sod fkle utifurt estate sight sem logged off to the watch-boose ow auspicion of bring a restar t ravioli 111311. After being some time fa the watch house it wan discovered abet the whole was • hoax, played by the other constables, both on pour Harris and the watchman. Ii Pp. -scars that a person was rent by the other amulet/les tojas... form Harris that some resurrretioti.moo intended to Om% that night to stall the burly of s yonor ft male eholaajit buried there that day, aud the poor t his vivisect, west aud concealed hinisellffil the pulpit is order to detect the marauden. 10011 as it was atwartaiwd that he got into the cloyed, sun was seat to inform the watelemood that • person wye •to climb eir the rating of .the burying ground fur tisrfesurpeee robb g it. After the 'case was esplaioed, tie pear fellow was discharged, and he is ever since the langising.sietk of the whole segilluurbood. THUNDRII STORM. 'On Friihy lost, Keswick we, visildlik, a dorm of Ihialier, -iNtroamparied bg hail, Mu, and ivied. Abode ekusteuldeck is Mir ihrewisers a fabiug-boat, belonging..., Mr J. Pcsrrus,tif Xeewirk, &sickbed burn previously drown ashore, woe taken by • esiddor, gust of wind, anti driver quite across t I.e race g rosiud, • distaiice of 'bre* hundred yard.. The snouts' of Crow Palk. ay.-, which it was ca. sisal, rises ussita.ds of fogy feet eh .ve the level of Derive& Lake. It is needless to add Shia the best w es to pieces. On Fry si. suit roes o'clock, • flask of ( 5 1. lights' &wenn ii Whiirigg, in the paslih will'orpeam . how. Contberhad, by which from cows, the property of David WK. yin, were killed; "Mee others is the same byer re. , 0 maimed oniejustal. A huge Sycamore lyre behind the byre wee rent et the sear time from the top to the huitews. Tits said D. ll•lievin, with two other persons. commit into 'IA 10. the mouriet was struck dowo, but reeeisreal too farther 4 Milli: W eihnr i tl b ie e e w s e t i t i lo 4 :4l , be n e e ta d sc , _ AL tss e tly b, st i rector et 4 • 1.. ‘1111:i1;(11, - a ,and the byes was very little adores lg . 40 1P1 a 7 - - I LONGWITY. . [Fro. ea American Parirj. k respectable gentleman of Ohio fares its the following Isar'leviers respecting e pine old woman of his neighbour. named Aline Daily t— She cannot tell her age exactly, bat believes that she !ells about tWelve ur thirteen yearssuld when Queen Sane (of ) died, after wheels she was named. Whew. about 1,11r„e years old she emigrated to the Vatted States, and now resides with her son w an old man. When the state of Virginia kept up a glMuil at Ransobn, to defend the wester@ reentry against the Indians, k Tientsinr mos were made to force it by the savages, a• at use time It be. come iseeessary au obtain a supply of elmasisitlnu. Anus Volunteered to pioeeed to Greesbriar crossly, 100 miles through an satire wilderness; she left the fort in the Dig*, - on horseback Sand reignited with the ammunitions, amidst the acclamations of the soldiery. Being wretchedly poor, a petition was presented ins her behalf to the Legislature of Iflrglais, praying for a pension; a Bill fur the purpose passed the Humes of Delegates, but the Senate rejected it u$ settersl grovel', as establishing a precedent that might bear .lied sorsa the Treasury, so poor Anne ha. to dwindle net a long life *rodent chiefly on the bounty of her neighbours • "—but she sometimes attends market with • few fowls, &e. tasking a journey ou foot of abwit memo miles to dispose of her articles, which she carries on her back. 5 . When the N. W. army was at Fort /deice, during the late war, Arise travelled osfoot as far as Delaware, IWlllgyt hiephenana. my informant could am certainly say ablels,la Overtire lease sitaarina Is ellicla she ft iglu be useful; bat s he meld sat find soy ratipl.ryassiii, and returned home." QUM. Anne died in Aegeto, 1714—e0 Amine Baily, if the aceownt be woe, which we bawerearoo to believe 1111114 *list bat about ono hoorefrid and twenty Freers W. Ng J 'l, • RICA N SPORTING. .."' BEAR CHASE. irons (urega CANADA), SEPTIIIBER 23. 'The week before laell two boys, one It) mid the other II years of mg% mom ftir. William Johnson, of Camproffeld Bey, Lake Simard, *bemired as old bear Bed three young 'ones swimming across the bay; they put out after them with a bark canoe, and by the use of their Are arms, 10011 dispatched the yoneg ones, and took them en board of their canoe. llify made several shuts at the head of the old ogre. with little or no effect; at length, coming in con tact with her, ewe of them tir ed and broke her shoulder; the savage ferueinusoess of the animal we, now raised ImidellPeraffisar she datirim•ared to ageotollie cum. A sister on shove seeing Ike hazardous affiliation of her little Welber% took another boat sad put out to their assistance. The beer saw her coming, left the buys, sad made towards ber upon which the young Nimrod' cried out, ' Don't fear, thomp her on the nose, and keep her bark ; we have broken core of her shoulders; keep her back till we can load again. aid we will break the other." The boys wore as good'amarif word. they did so; and baying both leis dombled,they pushed her bead under water with weir paddles and drowsed her. 'they, with some difficulty, got her into the _ _ beat, rad took the four in triumph to Is . The same of these lads are James and William Jokes A PANTHER KILL} On the 3d of September, a little before gusset, Samuel Atigai, a boy tbirieea or foortoro years old, sou of Mu Joshua AfrefT„ w rents doe of ,filurrruor Thereto's* rums. to 4, 1141opkiatog obserero that bit little dog bad &Iv. some .. loggial lino a tree is a thicket, shoot a to rib of tibillle fro house, tit • the Mdse. He west to the gad tun wit his father's' gem, *kid' was ale rady loaded with shot,. ti with as are .4 sat Am 4-spot. Whets he had pt within about thirty feat of the tree, he saw • large animal is it, about the same th,tasce from the ground. The erratum was so large that • she buy etracladeti to put a bullet into bit gum; while hr did this,, Minitel gro•led &ventrally sad flourished his tail. ,ei - ll'$) elltleSbnemoured in lake aim, but the gun being too Leary, he sad est a forked stake, whit* he stuck I. the 'resod on; thea *akin vary careful aim. be Grid. The istuamer Tell to the groaad, mortally wounded, sod the boy mist to him, and kimebnl him oa the head with the bark of _ . . lio i xe. The bullet. it seems, west throosh his bream ob• 1 7,50 seer the beart as to pierce the pericardium in two 4. This animal mu heavy that tie boy could sot snore bile, and scut blare, be found his father, who rz kribe had bees away that afiereema: t morning Kr. Allen went with a yoke of oxen, mad him out of the tlieket. He weighed 144 pagoda, /am feet lea inches tome the kip of his awe to the 7 . 0 d of his bhp, and is iad wroth tbik breast us • betrsa. ..e,ll ll skin was very eare• 1 ly taken off, eared aad steed; aid will be exhildted at ie Pastelist fair seat were While be vie In Hopkinton, it la supposed be destroyed 15 or 20 .heep. The boom of . ' soiree were found in his stomach --( PI ovidenec Joaresea.) Among the libels fur the breach of the revenue lava oe the Canada frontier, of *lnch official no. tice is given in the , Dveroit Gentle. and fur the trial of which 7th October was assigned, are the following :—wir. " The United States against three torkies end • basket of sailed ;" "the United States against one red ox ;" and " the United States •ytewrit six bushels of wheat.".-4Botteit Daily Advertiser./ t to 0. • /13' iIIURDE'R AT AYLESBURY. CORONER'S INQUEST. 'Friday morning as inquest was held at the While Hart T rrrrr , Aylesbury. helsire Jobs Chenley, Esq. Caroller for Bucks, uu the bushes of Rebeeee and Edward Needle, mur. tiered at the Tollhouse, at Aston Chutes. The Jury cute slated of twelve respert•ble farmers, inhabitasts of the tows of Aylesbury; and the Rev. Messrs. Ashaeld said Archer, al egistraire fur the county, were present to bear the evidence. Joseph Hill, shoemaker, of Ayieshary, deposed, tbst he went to see the bodies of she decta•ed whes the murder sal made known, au. order the bed found • bledgena, which appeared to have been side out of an old rail; it was bloody at one rod, and the other end appeared to be shaped for a beadle. Charles Fifth, 111 labourer, residing at Aston Clinton, was employed us thel turnpike r oad between halos Clinton and Aylesbury. Oa Monday last, about half.past ten **cluck, he an. at work some distance from Week's turnpike, where tie mut il, red) person* resided; he then saw two men (now in cus'ody) on the road ;. they proceeded is the direction of Mr. Senior's meadow, not far from the t I-house. Tilsit appear. sure •as very sossiclows. One em was • short this* mum, sod he carried& bundle on is arm; the other was a tall man, who walked lame, and sure a light culouresipsediau frock d He walked with • black thorn stick. Ile was lame o right leg. He wore askled shoes, tad was • dark looking man; and passed by witness three 111114111 Is the course of the morning. He turned is his temp when he waked. The short man NM well made. The bundle was tied up in a light-coloured handkerchief. He wore • light coloured drab cloth coat, with light worsted cord breeches, which came over the (viers of his legs. It irse a simele.breasted coat; sail be was very pale is the face. Witness did not ipeak to them when they passed him. Wises they gut shout a furlong from the Wesioo.gate, they turned to the left into a meadow, and moved oat towesda the back of the toll house. At about Pee o'clock be saw the same persons walk ing in the directing 4 Westungate, from Aston Chides., iii the same dress • au* the short also was carryiag the same bundle, seel . tPe tall pan bad the same stick. The next time he sasrahmn was as Tuesday, at balf.past lop, when a crown was lei their company, sod they still walltdhe same lidthes and carried the stick and bundle. The *own" was in their rtar„sod the short mao stopped on the road fur ber. They were then shout a wile from Weston-gate, and going along the turnpike road towards Aston Clinton. Wit ness thought they looked very ruffianly fellow; and said to his ecospesion. " I should nut like to meet them on • dark night," meantog that be would be afraid of beim/ rubbed. Witness had seen the primmer* at lie Bridgepettr Aram, i Oaddessien ' when he wseinermitoed before hinfAredthip and a bench of )lsgistratest. When he beheld them, helonspdtittely reeognised them as the meats he saw on the road leffilVeston turnake. His attention was impressed in choseqattore of their doilperate appearance. W beu he saw them at Ohilde.deit on Wednesday, theypegre dressed in different apparel, bet he still knew them, Illfreaw them again on Thursday, being examined at the same place, when the men des"' having passed that way; but the ironies impressed that she saw them at sweet, and area by way of iorreqiing herself, said she craw them befits,. A Geinkman asked her why 4io eI , t say what she Cues about the murder? She answer if she was to tell all she knew about it the would der her. He asked the w tall" man whet ey had seen them (witness sad' his mate) at work os, Monde, this person would sot answer, but the " abort" our denied it, saying be did oat go that way on Monday. Mn. Fumy Norris, of Aylesbury, stated, that on Tanen, afternoon, about three o'clock, abe went to Weston torspike toll-hone, to visit the deceased persons, with whom she had tea. She left them shout five o'clock, both well. She at. tended on Friday to give evidence at Serkhatosteed, where two men, who were in 'custody on suspieios of having committed the murder, were elassised. Some property found on she prisoners was produced for her baspectioo, by Mr. Sheriff the gaoler, by order of the Magistrates. Among the articles so produced, she identified a pipe stopper, as baying ben the property of lir. Needle. It was roused of eoppie, and seemed to be embed or plated with silver; it Irse round at ose cad, but quite plain, and worn round the edges. The deceased always aged this to bacco-stopper for stamping parcels. Witness bad nut sees it for the last twelve mouths; bet is certain it is the same alto had sees with Mr. Needle. She had herself frequently toe it, bevies lived is his service for soar four years. The shoes gad muckier, which formed a part of the articles found en the Prisoners, resembled articles of the use de ocriptioa which the had weals the possession of the our deredomi, but she could sot swear decisively that they it ler. were ib . , the keeper of Aylesbury gaol, here produced the whole of the property thend on the pummels, of which a pier of leather gloves formed a part. lite right hand one was much worn. as if from the wearer having been seems tooted to wires with a stick. The witnilhe being questioned as to this latter point, said that the erceased, Mr. Needle, generally walked with 'inset, and almost always wore only the right hand glove. Mr. James Sheriff, keeper of Aylesbury prime, was pre sent on Thursday at Little Gaddeeden, sad on Friday at Berkhaespetead, attending the examination of witnesses against James Croker and Thomas Randall, the peonies Be amed of having murdered the deceased. In the course of the examination on Friday the following articles, footed os the pi isouere, were committed to his earthy the Magistrates, viz, a pair of Worsted stockier, • pair of lest* brains, • large clasp knife, a pair of leather stern, • pair of shoes, • tobacco stopper, ilk. 6d. in silver, Med fit. jp copper; and numerous other liill.ni articles. The prisosiffs did not cos. fen any thing relative to the warder in presence of the Ma. gistrater, bet the result of the examisation was, that they were fully eommitted for trial on the charge of meirder.-- Witness, in 'he drawer of a desk at the house of the de ceased, fumed some sails of ewe greelkwhich answered the &seriatim. of those is the shoes lipid on the prisoners, which shoes be believed to bare Wagged to the deceased Edward Needle. The inquest was adjourn, at eight o'clock to Saturday morning at sire.' . Agin's. ry, Saturday Night. - Tit ine Xdiedisgs before the Coeorter were this mensiug se en Williais Woods limn sear Aston Climbs% at the boos. which was formerly the Western Gate-borne; it is about a mile from the present Gats.bouse. Was very iodinate with the deceased Edward Needle, sod had knowo him for twenty Voters. He frequently visited , him, smarm, him lest on Sun. day we. k. He !ben strewed witness a pair of shoes, and said be was abort to put some hob sails in the heels, to pretest him from dipping. The deceased wag iu the habit of sitting with his shoes doss at the heel. On Thursday pat widgets "Saw, os a desk iu the bones of the deceased, some nails simi lar to those which the deceased said lee Wended to put in his Owes. • Mr. Sheriff spier produced the shoes hood I. the posses. sion of Crater sod Randall. W t itness was quite satisfied that the shoes thee produced were the property of the deceased. flbey were doom at the heels, and had each three bole nails lhe beet.) The deceased g Ily wore a glove on bts right bead, and walked with a slick. William Clark lives at Triog, is the comely of Herta ; is a eosetable. Oa Tuesday last saw a tall man and a short man guisg through the town of Trier; the men had since told witness their names were James Croker and Thomas Randall. Tie tall two bad • light-coloured fustiest jacket on, and the start man a darker enlowred cloth jacket, or short coat. On the following moinlrgp witoess beard of the murders, sad west Is parietal of It. efenden. He proceeded to Geddes. den, and at cheat Lalf.post aisle arrived at the Bridgewater Arms. He there saw the men be had sees the day before, in company wish a woman, and took them into custody with the assistance of another constable. Is as boar afterwards he scorched James Croker, and fooled oo his person a pair of stockier, a pair of brace., plated copper tobacco stop. per, a housewife, sad 11111011$ ether articles. The to barce.rtopper now' produced was the same witness took from Croker; the white teatime jacket produced, witness took off Croket's back. There were several marks of blood on the elbow and cuffs of the right arm. The jacket was very wet and dirty when be found it, as if as attempt had been made to übliterste the marks : the stains bad been co vered with clay or dirt : there were also bloody marks ors the bask. Milieu also SOW bloody marts OR Croker's shirt. .Crake► Isel a large black.thora "Ails him. ktr.'Slire;it was ►equested to take care of C►uker's shirt, Which he rtiU e. William Martin, another con Stable Of Tring, coultrated the testimony of William Cleo ke. Mr. Sherif baying taken of Crater's shirt, greenling lb the request of the Co , Now produced li. There were spots of blood out the right arm and breast. Maria Allen, living at Aston Clinton, and Isabella Allen, her sister, knew Needle and bit wife, and perfectly recol lected the tobacco-stopper produced having been its their pos session. Joseph White, of Broughton, le fernier, knew the deceased Edward Needle; he was positive the shoes prochiced beiang ed to Mtn; he had seen them frequently uo bus feet, and esilim I Melly on last Monday. Witness bad been bred a ehnesuake r ; out there was something very peculiar in the fortis of the deceased's Nut. It Wilt short and dubbed. Charles Finch again examined—He looked at the coal., the stick, and the bundle produced. The cloth coat he was quite pore was worh by the *hurt IMO be bad deacribed as barristg seta on Monday sod Tuesdey ; mid the fhstian coat was that wore by the tall man. Tim blark thorn stick he was likewise satisfied was carried by the tall man, who was • gip; and the bundle was the same as carried by the shoet The men he saw in the custody of the talkers, were Awe he saw en the road. William Appleton, a constable of Aylesbury, was put in ! charge of the tolilsonse at Wesion- gate, as soou as the mur ders were discovered, and contiuued there till after the pri - sus Prs had been apperbended. He did out suffer any thing to be removed from tie premises, and was sure the articles produced, as found flu toe Prisoner% were nut its the 'house while he toss in charge. Oilier witnesses were called, who proved the fort of the three Prison/es having been all together at Trine, drinking on the night of the murder; stud that at half past Meta o'clock the two men art ems towards Aston Clinton. saying, If they did not make haste they would be too Iste" The liolitest was again. asljnorned II four o'clock, to ea. able the dairy to dine ; and us their re-assemblage at ale, the Coroner summed rep the whole of the eridence with great perspicuity. At half-past 11111 e he dosed his arduous labours, and the Joey, after a short consideration, retorned a verdict of—" Wilful Murder against Thome!, Randall anal James frisker." All she witneases were thee butted ever to prose cute, and the Inquest was adjourned. 1. This bodies of the mtfurtunate people were buried on Ss. turday at Aston Clinton. Several of their relatives fest-owed them to the grate; and a large concourse of spectators were Iskewiee present on the melatiehuly occasion. file Prisoners, from other property found in their pow,- trio*, it,,was trident, had been committing depredations in the aeighlrourhoesd for some days berme the murder; stud, asnoog Miser crimes, broke unto a shoemaker's home at Stone, from • !wiser they stole a quautity of leather. • COUNTRY AfiSIZES. HOME CIRCUIT. &tor Sir R. GRAHAM and Sir low( DATLCY. Herlfordrhire-11ouriay, December 9, al Hereford, Boer—Wetirsday, December 11, ■t Chelmsford. Kant—Monday, December 18, at Maidstoue. Sauer—Monday, December 23, ■t Levies. Surrey—Monday, December 30, at Guildford. The above, we smilerstand, is experimental, with a view to the general isirodnetion of Quarterly Assizes, fur the pm , pose af lemming the county expenses for supporting the prisoners, Sod to diminish as each as possible the impri. sonumut, auteriur to the trial, of those committed. SMUGGLING. LTMIKGTON, NOVEMBER 22. The vast betwera Hurst Castle and Christchurch Head has, for some time put, been the scene of many lawless sad •iolesrt acts, arising from • gang of smuggler., under the command of a man calling himself Thomas Pearce; but as their daring conduct was the work of 'light, t h ey have beets misled, to a great extent, to elude the vigilance of the officers employed on the Coast Guard Service. It ba•ial bees ascertained by Lies,. Bowyer, R.N. Its. @peeling Commander of the coast guard, that Piuet's real real name was Thomas Palk*, and that he was the man who Bed from Devonshire, about four years since, in conse quence of prosecut• egoism bins for extrusive smug. gling transactions, the same was cumnatuicated to the Board of Customs ; when a Judge's warrant, and two writs of captor for penalties exceeding 127,0001. were immediately obtained for his apprehenaius. The exe eatio• of this service was inhumed to Lieutenant Bowyer, sad Mr. James Brown, Joe. }lithos Officer; but as the offender resided on the borders of the New Forest, where be could easily obtain uo•ice of the officers' approach, they determined to effect their peewite by stratagem; ■nd so fully did their plan succeed, that on Monday evening last, under the most specious pretences, be was decoyed to the Custom Neese at Lym.ngtoo, where be was immediately •.rested, and surrounded by • strong guard. lotelligence of the officers' success having been conveyed to Major Lord George Lennox, M.l'. cuesmandiog the troop of the Oils lancers, stationed at ipo:ngion. His Lordship instantly ordered all the men to he louder arms, to prevent the possibility of a rescue; and on the following moralist, Pearce, alas l'alke, alias Rubinsou, was conveyed to Winchester gaol, escorted by Lord George sod a strong party of dugouts. The prompt co-operation of his Lordship with the coast guard officers, calls fur ■nd will olosin the thanks of every lover of social older ; and when it is considered that Pearce had under his control shoot 2UO men, who were di►ided iuto companies, eacb hav ing a luau called a serjeant to command them, every feelieg mind will rejoice that this desperate character haa been stopped in his lawless career. It Is hoped that the fate of their leader will induce the misguided men who were hi■ companiona in violence, to ri turn to habit• of honest indus try, sod to a respect hir the laws of their country. The present annual produce Of the coon ry in grans is reckoned at fifty ['Alton, of quarters; out of those five millions are paid in tither, eight mul lions are expended in seed, twenty-two mi lli on s remain to the farmers, and fifteen millions fur market. A box, containing. cash and jewels, belonging to a lady, and supposed to have linen stolen from her carriage, on her journey from London to Hull— twos out to have been purloined by her own female servant, who travel/Rd with her. From some gut pcious circutuktobets in the wom an's coltduct,„ noticed by the footman (who also travelled with the carriage), since her arrival at home he comma nicated the same to his tuistres4 ; iu consequence of which • constable was sent for, who searched the apartment iu which the woman ski'', awl in a trunk belonging to her was found all the cash and jewels, and the other articles stappos.d to have been lost, with the exceptiln of a trifle of money which the delinquent said she had spout. in London. She coo frost d to the robbery, and that she bud destroyed the box previous to leaving London. *She is now iu custody. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bonk Stock 243 i 247 i I India Bonds 42 41 43 pr. 3 per Cent. lied. gull I South See Stuck... 92i 3 per Cent.. Cons 81 g I Ex. Bills, 2 .....I,ouni. Si per Cee t 9i I 4 6 pr. 4 per Cents 96 Ditto Smell... 5 8 pr. New Mt. Join I consols rot Ace... el Ili Bilik L. Atm. to 9-14 1 Poi 81 'CIE A Nil Y. * - ) -**** Delaelithenla belossiagth the ander-misollooed eorpt—tlit 50th (or royal Americsis)'regiment of foot, Field Marshal, his Royal Highness 'Frederick, Duke of York, K G. sad G.C.H Colonel in Chief, bearing on its colours cud appointments, Ilse following honorary disisnetions, is commemoration of its arrvircs. " Roleia"—" Vtmiera"— Martisiyort"—" Tabi rera"—" Feentes el'Ortor"—“ Ciadad Rodrigo"—" Berk jos"—" Salaresanca"—"Vittoria"- 4 Niirelle"—" (Jahn"— " Tuulrsse"" Peuhisola."—Otd (nr Wiltshire) regiment of Fool, General Sir S. Hulse, Colonel, havisig on its colour. and appolaborents the ender-nientioord booorary distinction— " Penirisula"—the 54th regiment of foot, Lienteasol-Ge. aeral .I.l2•Wigormerie, M.l'. Colonel, bearing on its colours sod by finis the following honorary distinctions, in commensOragon of ha service.: Assaye"—" Seringaort tain"—“ Susaro"—" Foasitos d'Orior"- 4 Cinder! Rodri. go"-+M Radajot"--* Salsmauca"—s" Yitioria"—" Pyren nees"—.‘ Niselle"—oorthes"—" Toulouse"—" Peninsula;" mod tie 81s1 registrest of foot, Major-General Sir J. Kemp', G.O R. Colonel, basing on its coloors snit appointments the under.mentiooed honorary distinctioor, iu eumnsentoratiou of its services—" Maida"—" Coruuna"—" Peninsula," an rived on the Roth hit. from Halifax, sod disembarked from on board the boa brig Thuruby, at Chatham. v••••• PI4VzL INTELLIGENCE. TONTOIOUTR, NOVEMBER 23. Arrived the Henrietta, from Amsterdam for Marseilles. NOVEMBER 24. Arrived the Dorothea, Charlotte, frum New York fur IHamburich. Put back the Louisa and Heity. wovtuarft 23. Arrived the Britannia, from London for Cape Coast Cas tle; and the John ant Mary, from Chiorie. The Dovewurth was lost to (be northward of Oporto— cargo saved. retetourn, NOVEMBER 23. It has been blowing casetding bard all day, with uo sp. ptarance at Ibis moment of abatemeut. Psi back the Manly, for Berbicet . . . _ . DEAL NOVEMBER 23 . - - Arrived and sailed for the River the Triumph, Harvey, frets Jaamiea—sailed October 6; Bramby from Genoa; Hypetlea from Qtarbec ; and Hope f r i.o, Cr me dogma and remain the sloop Spartan-hawk. 10VEMBF.It 24. Arrived this miiemine and sailed for the River, the Biailiiford, Sprit% front Bombay and the Cape of Good Hope, Mary, Tucker, from Alias's. ; Prince Redhot, *whew, front Lisbon; and t6too, Boley, IP. John's Nennitnillaild. Came dews from the lever the Sir Edward Hamilton for Jamaica ; William Lushtugtun for St. Kilt's; Acosta fur New Turk ; mg/.Augusta. Cow.* Jamaica. DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. It has ibtoweek become our paillikoluty to record one of the most aßictive accounts of hommigaffering that has ever appeared in the columqe of • public journal. The heart sickens at the bare recital of this horrid tale of woe; and from our own feelings we eau antheipate those of our readeis ots perstskag. the following muse electing narrative, which ; we have lerived from an intelligent correspooden!, lo wheats it was rallied by the unfortunate Captain M•Alpin iu person : The brig George, Captain Jobs IlPAlpia, nailed from Quebec with a cargo of timber for Greenock, on the 12th September last, with • crew consisting of nine persona, be sides thee. passeegers. Early is the morning of the &it October she sas overtaken by sorloleat storm, wirch continued without intermission diring the (ley ; towards sunset /be gale increased, and the vessel be came quite unmanageable. At two o'clock the fol. lowing morning • tremendous see broke over her, and 'wept away three of her best bands, will the Companion, binnacle, a cable, and boom, and greatly elpseagrel the bull: all bands were then called to the p , bat only tbreeorere able to "tender any assistance. At six o'clock they found the vessel to he waterlogged; nothing then remained but to endeavour to gain the mails-top, which with /1•1111C111e difficulty they setromplisbed, carrying with them ono bag of bread, about eight pouuds of cheese, two dozen of whit, and a "mall quantity of brandy and rum. Before they had time to secure themselves In their perilous situation, the vessel fell on her beam ends; but within about half an beer the batches blew up and she again righted; their crusty stores were now examiaed, when, to their utter dismay, all bad been washed away except the bag of bread. At Ibis period a elsetropelog scene occurred to the midst of their afflictions: one of the passenger, had his wife on board, wed: • child fifteen months old, which he carried le his arms; the Want, however, he was compelled to sbandon to the merciless waves in the view of its distracted mother! The main sail was now let down to screen them Irons the severity of the weather, which continued tempestuous until Friday the 11th, when they were able once more to go upon ibe deck. Their thirst bad now become excessive, and nothing but salt water to be procured; having found the carpenter's aze, they cut a bole in the deck near to where a water cask had beret etowed; but, alas! the cask had been store, and no thing was to be (flood either for support or conveuiesee, but an empty pump tan, which they carried with them to the main top. That night the female passenger became insen sible, and on Saturday the 12th she died. This poor wo seta, whose name •as Juice Rae, came with her husband from between Belfast sad Larne, is Ireland./ The unhappy survivors were sow reduted by raging thirst, to support us tare by sucking the blood of there deceased companion, and, abockieig to relate, the miserable husband wee neetvesitated to partake of the unnatural and horrid beverage. Their suf ferings, however, met with Illllt. all.iy from thin temporary but dreadful relief; they yrere now assailed by the must acute sod ungovernable hunger; sad to preserve existence were compelled to distributer ibe flesh of the deceased among the famiskieg survivors ! While in the very acme of their 'offertory, a ship hove in view ; but this joyful sight was of abort duration, fur it being nearly dark, they remain ed unperceived by the vessel, which continued bee own course, and my4uou out of their reach. This fresh iefortuoe threw them into greater despair than they had yet experienced. rom this time to the 13d, the following persons died :--Jo bs Lamont, a boy; Julia 92`Kay, carpenter; George M'Dowell, passenger; Cohn 111`Keelseie, and the stewed, Gilbert rell'Gilvray. Part of the flesh of these wretched sufferers was also devoured like that of thew:Oman. The whole number was uow reduced to the Captallj and one of the mimeo, who, by the kelp of the and the can 'beady mentioned, contrived to supply themselves with water till the 11th Nuvember (hav ing been 38 dais on the wreck), when they were providers. holly discovered by Captain Hudson, of the Valium, of Car lisle; but they were yet fated to suffer another shipwreck, though of minor Importance. -On Tuesday the 19th lust. Ibis vessel, whilst riding off Beckfout, on the Cumberland coast, the wind blowing a guile, biuke her chain cable, whets she drifted too near to 111o)horougli, and was considerably damaged, but all bands were saved, including the two unfortunate sufferers, who arrived al Annan al IVedistoday evening last—and, what is very remarkable,appasently in good health. They are both, we uorle,stand, at • short distance from their native place. Wc cannot conclude thie melancholy narration, without ob serving, that the utmost praise is due to Captain Hudson fur his humane sad geweruns treatment of Captain hl'Alpiis and his seaman ; to sebum be set only afforded every "nim ble nourishment wirer on hoard of the Saltum, but ban been unremitting in his rudesvours to render their situa tion eunifortable since. their arrival in Anuao.—(Carlisle Journal ) CLERICAL CHANGES.—The BiPhop of Fermi, 'Lord ROBERT TOTTENHAM, is to be tratiblated to Clogher ; anti we believe the bishop of CLON VERT i. to be transhard to Ferns, in which ruse Dr. JEBB will tutered to Cionfert.—(Duban patriot.) COAL MAKKLT, NovounLa 25. Ships a 1 Market. Sbips sold Prier. 12 Neocasile 9 Sunderland i Stone Cue,. i —a. Od. Is 904. dd. Ilk 1 H. (lo the 19th instant, of a daughter, the Lady of William Stanley, Sag of Maryland Poio, East:. M A H R I AGE. At Bristol, cto Tuesday, the Rev. %Yin. Semen, of Wiwi , worth, Surrey, author of The Cittoreit is The Wilderness. ' Mary Aisne, relict of (Italics hlurgau, Esq. and watts to g' t Joao Owes, But. Al?.. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Mouwaw, NOVUIU ts. Notwithstanding our swivels dulung the course of wet k were fewer than cue be remembered, au.l our suppl.rs freak in this morning frets &leek mad Kent were for from being large, still there was nothing like a brisk dem .0i! Wheat, and only superfine s►mples of sew obialursi the prices of this day week, while the ordinary qualities rums.„ a complete drug on the market Bar ley being seater, (51; ‘ , supports the pr ices of lart Monday. (hats are Is. per higher, and brisk sale at that amendment, owing to sh u t supplies. lo Beans, Pewit., and Flour there is little or so •arialtoa. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kent & Essex, New Old ... 2O. 36. - Suffolk, New 34% 41. 01J 2O. 381 - Norfolk Rye Bu ley, New 2Bs ati. - Old Malt 11 bile l'eobe (Kotler.) Grey P.:ow 2,, Small Deatts 24, 26, Tick (lulu 0 mi. P,,tatu Pr,ta..,l Oats „„ 2!. flour, per sack Rape Seed, per last si IMPORTATIOIII LA , T : English Wheat, 3,167; Bit 935; B•anr, 1,219; Pease, 41 2,475.—Eu6115h I.l.tir, 2,262 I 44ey, 1,315; 459; Otis, 178 —lr.A Wh, at, 95, 04,4 racks. GUILDFORD, lIIMUF R 23 Wheal, per load ..... Al 0. In In 4 Ditto (new) Oats, per quarter Ol 18. to 1/ 44 Barley, p. r quaver Beaus, pct. quarter • lt 0. io 1/ 10. Grey Pease, per qoarler Rye SMITHFIELD, mommy. No MMMMM 2f. Not withstaudier we were most agundaiitiy Appltad wish zil diacriptious at Meat, Beef was Bd, Mutton 2d., awl Veal Gd s per stone higher, owing to the quality being very Superior. lo flay there is no • alteration, but Clover is a trifle blither. The following is au accurate statement of the prices sad numbers:— To sink the of per stone of Olb. 8eef....21. 6.1. to 3s. kJ. Hood of Cattle this da t: AI attos..2s 11J. to 3s. 2J. Beasts Lantb...o.l Od. to Os. OJ. sheep sod Lambs 22.636 Yea1....45. oj. to bs. Calves Pork 21. 9J. to 3.. 9d Piss 3OO HAY-MARKET. Hay ..•....... 21. 10.. Od. to ♦l. 'h. OJ. Clover ........ 3/. Os. Od. to 41. 7.. Straw NEITGATE AND LEADENDALL MARKETS. (Hy the Carcass.) Reef .... Is Ild to 2, 64 I Veal .... 2.1 04 to 44 04 Mutton.. Is 44 to 4s 44 Park .... 14 thl to 3s 44 PRICES OF BAY AND STRAW. rr. JSAIIRO . S. WI ITFCII 41POL. Now Flay. 3/O+ OJ to 4/ Or I Ilay ....3t 6.04 to 41 4. 01 OM do. 010a04 to 01 0.04 I New Jo. 0/ Os 0.1 ea 01 04 03 Clover 3/10s Od to 4/ 4s 04 I Clover 31 S. 04 to 4/ 15. 04 Straw I/ 10s Od to 11 I6s 04 Straw 11 104 04 to Al 16r Od PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. POCK ETC NAGL Kent ...AU lOs to 4/ lbs Kest 21 Ils to 41 101 Sussex „V Os to ellen Sussex 2! Os to 2110. Eqses....2l Is to 31 12s asses .... 2! 4s to 31 61, Earphone, floe, Si. Os. to 71. s.—Sreonds, 31 Ms. to 61. M. PRICE OP TALLOW, TOWN Talbw AI. Od Yellow Russia 43.114 White ditto...—. Od Od Soap ditt0.....37. Od —s 03 Melting Staff 33+ Od Od Ditto r0w06..23. Od —a Od SOAP: I ke. per 11416. Yellow Soap "tio Mottled Curd Graves Good Dregs PRICE OF RAW ►AT, per stone of tilt. Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallnw-mellers), 40. ti. PRICE OF CANDLES, Frets Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price or Candles, per doses, 9, 441--Moulds, 10s 6J. ed. per donne allowed ler ready money, N.E.—The prices is tier coeval Retail Shops are from 71d. to Bd. per lb. RAW ' I 11F.S. Bret U elites & Steers, per rt. Ordinary .. ta 641 to la Pei 3s 2d to . 36 4d Market CAL eat!' IN 0.1 Iliadliars 2* 104 to 36 Od Eng Hone Os OJ to 0s 61.1 SHEEP SKINS. Polled „, , 2s lid to 3s W Downs PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to Nibs each 22.1 to 23d per lb. Ditto, 56 to 6611n5. each 244 to 254 Dressing Hides lB4 to 194 Fine Coach Hides... 19.1 19.1 to !ON Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs fur cutting 191tI to 204 Ditto 45 tsbelbs 200 to 224 Calf Skins 30 to 401Iss 2ld to 264 Ditto 50 to 701Iss 264 to 324 D:ito 70 to 80I1is 25.1 to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) 184 to 204 Large ditto lB.l to 204 Tassel Horse Hides 174 w 1e1,4 Spanish Horse Hides l9d to 271 PRICE OF POTATOES, MONDAY, Novenae' VS. IN+nh Champions.. —s Od to 80s Od per Isis. M.,,n Shims Upland Champs 6os Od to 65+ Od Upland Shari sss Od to 60a Od Quebec, "0. Od to 55s Od York'bire Knitter; DEATHS. On the . 2td instant, C. Andrews, of Tanbridgc street, New-road, aged 57, late artist of tbm TbSolte Drury-tam. On 0110112 d instant, Williams Cooper, Em. after a Sbt.rt illness, at his horse at Waling-upon-Thames, Surrey, Li: Solicitor of his Majesty's Customs, aged 81. Ou %atinday, the 23d instant, at Highgate, George man, Esq. At her lodgings, Richmoud-street, St. Mimes's, aged Mrs. E. Budd, relict of Mr. Julia Budd, Mailborsagli. On Tuesday, the 190 instant, lifter a long mid severe ill ness, which he bore with Ch ri rr ism fortitude and resignation, Mr. Robert Chadwick, of Cbarleivatreet, Wrstmiastrr, bigHf respected sad deeply lanteated by am extensive etre,e uf fs mods. Oa Saturday lost, aged 3$ years, Mr. J. Birkett, of Wake field. Thus gentleman fell a victim to his seal 'obis vt.t . "• Gioia, for being called oat of bed at a late boor is the when suffering seder considerable indispositiou, he roar le veral mile* is the rails to visit a patient, and Merril ' 5 " creased Ins owe illness so much, that be died in less tti week. _ _ Printed awl Pah'Wird at the BRITISH !Tess .0 ,3 THE GLOBE Office, No. 127, Strand, bz CHASLO CORNWELL, of the Strand.