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petams at Culehester, for all obstruction or the Mayor mid corporikte officers in the di/charge of their official duties. Ile made the application on the affidavits of Mr. Smithers (the town clerk), his as anitaiit, and another gentleman), who deposed, that °tithe 23t1 September last (the day of annual elec tion of some of the subordinate officers of the borough) the Mayor was sittin& to take the votes of the freemen for the respective candidates; the pill-book was lying open before the town clerk, when liennell came up and offered his vote. which being rejected he immediately seised the poll-hook mod carrieJ it off, amidst great clamour and lea molt, the other persons named in the affidavits anointing and encouraging him in the outrage. In • onsequence of the loss of the poll hook the elec tron was delayed, the Mayor being under the tie ctastity of adjourning.--. Rule /Tbi greeted. • • A. 45 • INJOLVENT DRBTORS' COURT, THURSDAY, JANUARY S 4. • • • 1 " 4"" / "."- la/mime , •of r IMPORTANT CASE. The followieg aiemaler ease of extensive fraud occupied the etteetimi •f the Court the whole of the day :••••• Oilli3lll Vincent. an iiseolveet, who was examined on his pellition and achedule, ea the 11th February last, at which tithe he was opposed, but pee each satisfactory accounts of meters estates *lid effects se to gale the credesos of the Oisieg, woo declared bias seatitioS is his diselsarge, at which live lie. Clegg was appointed his assigries. About the eitsiella of November last, Mr. Clegg was pimately informed that ihe ',soiree( bad concealed property to $ considerable somodat • sad ass Induced to make farther iaqiirirs, sad firinsd that the stateasesta made to his were is all probahi. loyesirreet. Mr. Clegg thee applied to the Coen for • role Nish on the &Warn of John Netter. for the lasolvent to *hew came why be should not be brought before the Court to he exiesissed bunching his estate and effects. Cause was - arbrwsrds chews; but the materials of the affidavits on wbbeb the 'TO/otion was founded being so skeeter, tie Comet was Mimes' to wake she ride abisolote, sad an order emitted fee the lasolmat to be breadist up Mill (kg fix eta matadors. The Insolvent resided at 1. , / lei for Mese years carried OM she kff a elbadllolllol bat reorefarterfor. tto Niu r, bus a Mr. uraTm appeared fit the peasseeden e44.4lllbpsosidd, lie. `cube for Ilis ! • • i i boa emanieatioe this gosonilog, he stated that be mar ried prettied wife, the due 'ter of Mr. Online, about two years ego, with whom be bad I fortune of b 00 1; 3001. of which vp‘s paid la matt at the time, sad • Dole given for the re• neatistisg.iledf. which became doe last November, and sub amptitel ,te his being discharged by the Court; which said outs lasiiiveat paid to his Critter about three mouths after the marriage, is ameideratioa of rent dee and money ad visee/' to him at sundry times, ?atty./relit pounds of 011111b 1 he gave him at the time the note was heeded tairlf.i:3l. entry was made either , la the hooks of the le wolognisee `is father relating to the 1004. At the time he he was iodated in the son of 7 or SOO& indepradeot of sa 'a claim, sad be applied the 3001. be received td the liqoidatloo of such debts; the teases he did sot ply litiefether was, that be woold lake the Dote for 1051. which had been in the peosesidew of his fisher or mother, the W. tee taking the mattagemest of unisex traasactions, her bus kaakbeiag lobed. While in the Kiss'. Bench last year he because acqsaisted with • persos named Nellor, also a Pri mmer, with whom he lodged, sad made him his confidante. lilefasg losolveat's iroolinesweat he was related lint by his beether Philip, sod afterwards by his father sad brother Sam; _whoa Ms former came he was mane sure he did not ask Sim whether lot bad brought the 2001. mole with him, or say shies of that hied; soe did be ever say any thing to Nether sheet the mote. Insolveat lad • reversimary pro perty is sense sad at the death of his late wife's father, a seateaseat of which world he Greed is his schedule. He sold. it jest after his marriage, to his brother Philip, is considera tion of a debt *wag by hi., for tiOl. but no proper cosivey mace was made at the time, ben was afterwards prepared by Nellor is the Kiag's Beach, the copy aid original of which bed been buret six or eight moths age; be believed it to be dated io Jaaeary, 111 . 10; hat for aught be 'mew, it might have been asteeedeet to that day. The moos why it was ru trausferred was his desire to relieve his brother's debt. Mr. HaATN here cauliimed the Insolvess, mad 'skewed his that a abort-Maud writer was specially employed, sod that be would be ladicied for perjury, and be therefore walled to pet him oa hie guard. It further appeared that the lassihreat, in addition to the freedulest treader of property, had, derive his imprison ment, !stalked tiff debts in his ledger, as paid, to • very large amount, which he slated bad been received by his brother Weary, and paid over to his mother I. the amount of 1001. borrowed of her unknown to his fattier, sod out of such kenos lie oely received lea for his own use. Mr. II Kalil here examined the !resolvent with great strict sem, as to whether he bad sot made several important alter ations in the dates of his ledger, and as to his aside of mark isg off the accosts.' ; but his answers were su evasive sad comeadsetoey, that Mr. Heath was again obliged w CSIIIIO4 obeerviet. he had swore three differeat ways. On his being • asked whether he knew all the debts to be paid which were /walked so, he admitted that be had reason to ',dove a great many of them were not paid at the Si... lasolvest was ear. Isis that he never seed soy spirits of sails to obliterate cer tain dates in his account.books, and defied any person to prove it; be might have weed it at times, but us no puttee im book ; he tome' he bad used it to take ink-sputa oat of cables, kc. He was seat rimmed touching the different' items which were marked off es paid, but his mutters were so evasive that it was impossible to follow him ihruegh the -various contradictions. When questiosed as to the ansouut of debts marked off, be was ready to swear they did ant amount to 2261. but cossidered them more than 1001. He admitted that his shop wee carried*. by his wife during the time he was ie criellariment, through the aesistauce of 'his brother Henry, who was bus *errant fur three or four years. At the time he applied to the Court his (manure, Ste. was valued at 1271., oat of which 1071. was paid to the receiver Co.' the benefit of his creditors. He farther admitted that Nellor was in his bootie at Sudbury, sad went to his father (revere! times ; sad that he (Netter) was preseet whoa wow &miters came to losolveat's Imam; after his return hose, he said be had some furniture seat from his father's, sod also from a brother-hi-law, of the name of Cook ; they potchased them of the lusolveet before he went to prises, and ou his liberation got them back again, sea an nederstandiag that he was to pry for them at some future time. Mr. Baker, the father of the lasolvesit's first wife, gave his father a toot. note of hand, payable un de mand, but he solemnly declared that he did uut press the formes to artist the latter, bat admitted that his tattier took 1801. in full of all deemed% notwithstanding which he put the whole in his schedule, bet it was not fur the purpose of Maker's proving oo his estate in order that the dividend might be paid a him. losokeat had a cow before he west to avian", which he sold, bet got it again on ermine cwt. The COORT hers remarked, that au-picion attached itself to every part of the losolveat's statement. After she las , ilvent had been examined at considerable length by the Court— Mr. Coast, Counsel fee the lesolveot, cross-examined him, bus mobile; material was elicited. Air. Hll4llll the. inquired how such be paid his attorney for doing his business a that Court ? to which be replied 121. but so ronsequesce of • breach if contract on the part of the attorney, he went to Somerset House sad gave nilorma isori there, because the receipt was not gives on a proper *tamp. John Mellor was thee called, but previous to his examina tion was Weenie/I by the Court of • clause Is the Act, that all persons *idiot( and abetting say Issolveat W (metal or freadmily make sway properly, were liable to be ivied fur • snirdenieanur Dad three years. imprtstromeol. The Learned ILWroonteritmer meatieeed this, is order that he sight stripe I. sumer say queataeaa which would mad to crimittate biasselr. Witeees-1 mess I have *either aided use abetted ; beams proceed'd to give his *eidetic*, whit* eelephsiely MI 111 MI what oat was as illegalise.. _ spirits . -.rie with a private still. He was to have had d'll. per amount for his amebas, bat sot get. tint , say thing, be is reviler gate iefoireatatimit• the assignee of the estate. . i:,i I A rime's named Wet arrebersieflike beam Setts of last wit nem'. testimony. ~, i Mr. Coolie cross-essisisitad *eller gm ' • rigid manner, and then proceeded to address the Court la a most pathetic sad impulsive speech, in which be entreated the Court not to be. Ele the evidence of Netter, trim had betrayed his friend. Mr. HEATH followed at greath leagiii,•nd costeaded that lanahrest by his conduct deserved the full panishmeat of Court. ' The IZCommissioses, Mr RIMS OLDS, i• as address O gres. b, after commenting on the stemmed astute and 1•01111sainef the case, sesteaced the lasolveat to three years iaal. hit .r .4 sdi ohs "'LICE. quire Sat . SOW•STIttre. For some time pest a variety of thlinedations have bees committed hi the neighbourhood of Fulham, Kensington, Ste.; ameogst them wee the residence of the Right Hoe. George Caaniog, at Gloucester Lodge, which wa• skipped of a large quantity of lead; the petioles i• thine neighboor hoods have been mach tie the alert lately, is coesequence. On Wirdoesday mewing, between seven aid eight o'clock, Henry Muesli and others, whets ma duty there, observed three mew larking about in ibeeriMokbourhool of Earl's court. After watching them fir Mme, they determined cra apprehending tins, sad osesped.d is securing Iwo of them, and itrissight Mess to NW sac yesterday morning, when they esdlawert• Y iwasmislalles beers Sir Richard Riroie.. Timpkesys Aim team ss Milks Cloplaa and Jobs , .. ,•. Henry on his searching the Prisoner Clayton, ho as iron crowbar. William Mr. Canning, staled, that on Wedurodah hillerems twelve o'clock, when be was to the Glostesellimmad, sralispete-lase, he saw a man is a lane near Mr. Caarsieg's ..gpsaises, looking back two 'w three times t• see if he welshed him. The Prisoner Price resembled that man io size, bis dress was exactly the soak, except he bad mot a great coat. The Prisoner was desired to take off blare's coat and turn his back to the witseu, when he appearing is a smock frock only, his essyWcioa was via armed. He was reel cautious iu taking an oath till it was explained to hies by Sir Richard Rinke, and Mr. Woods, the clerk, that be was only required to swear to the truth of the statement he had made, and only as to his belief of the ma., sad not the positive sweating that be was the man. He was rhea sworn. The Prisoners were convicted as rogues and vagabonds, the iron crow liming one of the implements described is the Act of Pedigrees', se used in housebreaking. Yesterday the FLA. George Verona subscribed 10/. to Sir Richard Birsie's poor-box, the commis of which are ap plied to objects at the Oleo nadir peculiar distressing cir cumstances. NIAIII.IIOII.OUGH-STIIIIIT. Yesterday the examisatio• of -- Johan*, on the ass pick), of the murder of her child, occupied much of the at. gentian of J. E. Comsat, Est Mr. Ellis proved having taken a child oat of the reservoir in Hyde Park us the 13th of September, but there is still a doubt whether it was the Prisoser's child. She was committed on the charge of stealing two shirts, sad remanded on the other chsrge. Mary Baddeley, who stood charged with robblog her master of 1101., the facts of which have bee, stated, was re examined sad rewarded us oilier charges. AN ITINERANT ACTOR. Yesterday a mise r ably- d ewed sass, ward Wiliest Jolter, was broeghl before Messes. itawliesue and Hope, the nttioß Magistrates, by Martin, • beadle beteeging to Mary le-bone parish, charged as a vagraat, who heard him Macias, ■nd actieg various parts of plays, in New Quebec -street, New road, where a crowd of persons were assembled to wil lies' his performances. Os the Magistrate asking the Prisoner of what profession be was, be exclaimed, with great emphasis, " A miniature painter, your Worship ; but the trade is au exreesivel, bad, that I have bees out of employ far • esseiderable leagth of time. Wks I was accosted mud takes into custody by that perdition' (paneling to the beadle), I was only perforntisg to t►e delight of the by-siaaders, Mr. Mitadea's celebrated part of Joeson, is the (p,ce of 771 e Devil to Pap, and 'biking that exoticness's mach-adrunred song in she piece. The Magistrate asked, Have you any friends or relations? Prisoner—Yes, I have a brother as aim, is the army, and sense friends is the cesatry who ere respectable, but sot bawling sees them fur the last two pearl, I am sow ashamed to make my make karma. Magistrate—That's a prisou dress you have got on, le it sot Prisoner—Yes, your Worship, I received it from the New Prison, when 1 had bee. coodued fur as assault, cud came out about six weeks since. _ Alagistrate—Where have you lodged sines your release from prison Prisouer—At a respectable lodging-house la Short's gardens. Magistraie--Perliaps you would like to be seat back to prises, 'gala ? Prisoner—Ob ! dear ao, your Worship; a prison is a MON sorrowful place fur a young man to be confined, sod oo good whatever esti be I there, and if you will allow me to go at large l will apply to my parish for relief; although a workhouse is • distressed place, yet I will pet up with all its l iesees sod easiest myself there. Magistrate—ll you will promise to du tbat, oat thous COO. ditiorm yuo shall be discharged. Prisoner—Yes, I will, upon sty Amsour. Ht thee made several theatrical bows and retired. The Commissioners of Paving have come to the determination of lighting Dover with gas. Some persons broke into the gas station at Swan sea, on blonds) , se'imight, and by an interference with the maciain'fry (*hich none but persons ac quainted with the premises could have tifec , ed), caused nearly 6,000 cubic feet of gas to escape ; the inconvenience, however, was of very short du- ration. as the Company had a vecond gasometer in reserve. and the lamps, which were extinguished, were almost immediately relighted. A beautiful specimen of that rare bird the Mo pe/at gorridas (chatterer), was shot by J. HUNT, Esq. of Oswestry, on the gth instant, end is now preserved by the Rev. J. BUVRILIt. who with great judgment sod taste is selecting an assortment of British birds. This elegant visitor possesses its ch.. rscieristic silkiness in crest end tail, its rich yellows on the lips, its lately rose colour, a n d its brightue.s of vermillion, in the eight homy excrescences on each wing—as brilliant us so many drops of the best sealing-was; wheuce one of its names—the Waxen Chatterer of Bohemia: as it has been called dm pelis from its fondue's of grapes. The Grey Tins larope WIN lately shot in Lancashire (Fringe Lobes., Lilo ism.). This curious and beautiful bird is a native of Europe, Asia, and America, but has been seldom met with in the British Isles. Binvicit mentions lour only having been seen by naturalists in the lost century. MIMI Mi. = ell dial or the lorabwal IN Ile tweet hoportaidliolo. witness swore most positively as to the as moil by thole. solvent of a solistios of spirits of gabs, sad • ffight,tfe few t►e porpoise of eitelered‘ir the dattle, amid ibut led eilled his brother • d—d foul ur Wht tltifl.l lab receipts saterior to the time be received the memey. The ledger wee bete Wooded to the witeeto, sod be pouted oot ewersl eleeratiese list had bre. attempted to be made to erase the data Is/ the hawks. The reason why wituem west to Illudbory, was to be 'timed by the leauhreet is whet he Cored out was as illegal Wei. one, she main/ of spirits of wine with a private still. Ile IRSLAND. 1 1 -...... .5. 91111/11. 0011.111 i JANUARY SIBt A fob% meeting will he held this day at the • orti#change. on the subject of erecting a statue our late intermits! Patriot, the late Right Hon. Wary Grattan, in some open and public sitnatimida . this city. Mr. Serjeant Vaudeleur, we now understand, is the person appointed to fill the vacancy created in the Court of King's Bench, by t 1.1; retirement of Mr. Justice Daly. Mr. Plunkett will be sworn into office to.morrow. Mr. Kennedy has been appointed by the Lord Chancellor to the vacant Commission of Bankrtipts. On Friday last the Lord Chancellor and Lady Manners entertained at diluter his Excellency the Lord Lieuteuaut and a large party of distinction. -....:. .• ... lILZSPI/IT, .1•1111ARY 19. 9 +•- fCU ,a . PUBLIC MEETING. Friday last the meeting of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Freeholders, conveneJ by the High Sheriff, pursuant to Requisition, was held at the County Court House. The meeting was nume rously and respectably attended. About two o'clock the High Sheriff took the Chair, and read the Re quisition. The Hon. fierce Butler then proposed the fol lowing Resolutions;— Resolved—That it is the deliberate opiates of this meet. illff, that as Wag as tie Penal Laws affecting the Roman Catholics of this country remain in force, so long mint In. laud, when considered m a malice, costume in a 111141,11 of political disunion and degradation; and that, in the, aaarni hulas! to petition Parliansest fur a repeal of those Anoxia*, Sialetes, we set is liaison with the wish.. of our gracious and beloved Sovereign. Resolved, therefore—That we consider it a sacred ditty which we owe to our King and our country, to have a Peti tion preferred to both Houses of Parliament, in whoa, lam. rality wid wisdom we place the greatest cuolldence ' praying for a repeat of all disabilities affecting the Roman Catholics of this kingdom. Thomas Barnes, Esq. then addressed the Chair. Fle stated, that, as his signature appeared to the Requisition, he wished to assign his reason for having affixed it. His Majesty's gracious visit in Ireland, and his subsequent appointment of a Vice roy of the same sentiment*, for the purpose of pro looting the conciliation between the Catholics and Protestant, which he had himself recommended, according entirely with his own sentiments , were his reasons fur signing the Requisition. It was the wish of his Majesty's Ministers to have a general expression of public sentiment on the subject, and he hoped to see public meetings take place iu every county and city in Ireland in favour of Catholic Emancipation. All the great states men who had passed away, Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox, Mr. Burke, Mr. Sheridan, as well as the great meq of the present day who are most respected for virtue and talents, are advocates of the measure. Fur these reasons he begged leave to second Mr. But lees Resolutions. 'I he Resolutions were then read by the Sheriff; put 'crania:a, and carried unani mously. The Hon. Pierce Butler then read the following Petition to both Houses of Parliament : We, the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, avid Freeholders of the County of Kilkenny, of all religious persuasions, sincerely and zealosaly attached to the perms of our must gracious Sovereign, and to the unrivalled Ooestitetioe bequeathed ea by ear aseeitors, beg leave so approach your Homierahis House, and to supplicate the removal of this.e unoeeemary restrictions and invidious iliminctionio which have so bog and so iujuriously separated Protestaut. and Catholics. Firmly coovinced that the Roman Catholics of tide country have, Oa all occasions, equally evieced their loyalty to the Bettis!' throne with the rest of hie Majesty's subjects, and that no jest valise exists for coutimuieg to deprive thee; of the benefits of the Constitution, we look forward with confidence to a removal of all disqoalillcatioas affecting them ou moment of religious opieloos, as the best mans to strengthen the empire, and to secure the prosperity of Ireland. Your Petitioners, therefore, Implore your Honourable House, is the name of that Deity to whom, in common ) we offer up oar adoration., and of the Redeemer in wboas we Dust, to epee the portals of the Constitution to five millions of a long-oppressed race; and thus cooler immortal glory on the present age, by repealing those partial and Ww:joss statutes, which are alike repugnant to liberality sod justice. (Signed, obeli adopted, by) WILLIAM WARING, High Sheriff. The Hon. Pierce Butler then proposed the fol lowing Resolution : Resolved—That the Petition sew read be adopted as the Petition of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Freeholders of the county of Kilkenny, to both Houses of Parliament. Thu Resolution being seconded by Mr. Barnes, was carried unanimously. I'eter Ryan, Esq. then proposed the following Resolutions, which were seconded by Mr. Butler, end carried unanimously: Resolved—That the Lord Viscount Clain be requested to present oar Petition to the House of Lords, and that the Earl of Drool:lode, the Earl of Beaton/ugh, the Most Noble the Marquess of Dowashire and Laasdown, and the Earl of Domouglimore, be requested to support the same. Resolved—That the Hon. Frederick Ponsoaby be request ed to pieseut our Petition to the House of Commons, and that the Hon. Charles Butler Clarke, the other County Mem ber, the Hoe. George Agar Ellis, the Right lion. Lord Deo cannon, the Right Hon. William Conyugliam Plunkett, mad Sir Henry Parnell, Bart. be requested to support the same. CORK, JANUARY 19. FATAL AFFRAY. A dreadful occurrence took place yesterday, even miles east of Bandon, between the Clankslty yeo manry, wider the command of Capt. Hungertnret, and about 500 of the peasantry. The Revenue officers in Clonakilty having had private inform.- lion of an illicit distillery, proceeded to the spot with the yeomanry, made the seizure, and took the owner of the still, named Buckley, and another man whom they found at work, prisoners. As soon as the circumstance was known, the country people assembled to the number of 500. and shelved every indication of • hostile spirit, by immediately com mencing throwing stones, and were about to rescue the prisoners sod the still, when Captain Hunger. ford remonstrated with, and cautioned them, at their peril, to desist, otherwise he would, if attack ed, shoot the prisoner. This injunction had not the desired effect ; the country people continued to bear on him, and shower the stones on the porgy ; on which, we are sorry to say, the threat was put iu execution, and Buckley was killed on the spot. As he was tied to the other mail, both fell together, on which it was supposed that they met the sante fate. A general attack then took place, when the Yeomanry fired upwards of 60 rounds, and drove the country people in all directions. They then proceeded with their charge to Clonakilty, and lodged the still in the King's stores; and secured their prisoner without further molestation. The Gentleman who furnished us with this information MI igha,M2O Pen Clonakilt) , at theta o'clock, and was overtaken on the rood by two gentlemen who did not leave it for some time afterwards, and they informed birooliet horn were sounding on the different hills, end that the people were congregating together in greet numbers, with the evident intention of making another attack. We have not heard of the number of the country people who have suffered, but, from the shots fired, it is supposed many must have been killed stud woerided.—(tioathern Re porter./ LnilltßlCK, JANUARY 19. A most baibarona and inhumee murder was committed ea a min named Foley, on the night of Thursday last, en the lands of Alovidy, near Newcastle, in this county, and the body afterwards thrown into the river. James Condos, Esq. of Kilscannel, having got private information of the occur. renee, immediately communicated with Major Wllcorks, threngh Lient.-Colonel Dick, of ihegtd Highlanders, who dis- rattled Mr. Kiely, Chief Officer, with the Police, and sec oreeded in arresting the persons charged with the murder. The Rev. Mr. Fitzgerald, P.P. with his u►ud activity and exertion in preserving the public peace, sad in support of the laws, assembled hie parishioners early on the remain of Friday, and after some Mars ' diligent scorc►, foetid the body on the river Deel. Reels a spectacle of barbarous aad Inhuman murder has Nekton been presented to a Jury, as that which the mangled corpse ex►ibited before the Cormier on the inquest. William and lobs Caguey (brothers) were brought lobo tows yesterday tooraisg, by a party of Major Wilcock.' police,cloargeel with the above murder. Extract of a letter from Rithkeale, listed January 16:— •' Ou Sunday last two pruclaniatioas, signed, • Oetie►s/ Rock,' and written is the usual tone of law. making, &boot tithes, rests, sad taxes, woe posted ea the ctispel•dooe Rallysteen, nea► Askeatoos. They were taken down by the Rev. Mr. Shanahan, Roman Catholic Curate of the parish, who, the more effectually to prevent a repetition of soda conduct, celebrated no Mass there ots that day. Is justice to this worthy Clergyman, I must say, and f think it right it should get publicity, that too much praise camsot be be stowed on hi., for his zealous and persevering exertismai. aisles the commencement of the present disturbances, t. kit. • calcite on the easels of his duck the divine obligati°, it submission to the laws, and painting out to the deluded peo ple the blessings of peace sad good order, sad tile wicked oess sod folly of their proceeding." CLONIIIIIL. JAWVART 19. On Wednesday night a Notorious offender of the same of Grady, who bid changed his same to that of Kely, was appreheuded i■ C.aerickbeg, by a detachment of eight of the Tipperary Staff, seat on that service by the Right Honourable Colonel Bagwell, two of whom were sworn as special constables. The detachment had previossly searched nineteen houses before they fouled Grady, the doom of which were MI *penal to them on bring required; but they baviNg been refused admittance at the hoses where Grady was, they were obliged to break open the door, sad found him concealed above stairs is bed. Grady is now iu Clonmel gaol, wbe,e he stands fully • charged with being one of the party who took serjeaut Tyler's arms about two years ago. Thus Colonel Bagwell has sue eeaded i■ apprehending lee desperate offenders out of sin, who disturbed this neighbourhood a long time past. The names of t►e See are, Mahe► (commonly called Strike), Barrett, Walsh, !teddy, and Grady. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. RRt R, JAIVART 20. Arrived Perseverance. Morrison, from Loodoo, loss of main sod forislop-masts. HARWICH, JA 11101111111 t 3. _ _ Arrived this Leicester packet trona Hunan,' with a mail, and sailed again with another mail for the same Mace. Bailed the Cobb*ld packet with a mall for Cushy/ea. An anchor of about 11 cwt. marked" Lady Andover, Lon don," and about one fathom cable, has been lake. up in Hugely Bay. scananovan, Jawvaav th. The Freedom of Pool, and the Polly of North Shields, ran on board each Mom on Sunday night off thia place, sad received each csasidhialvie damage; the former boat her bow sprit, jthissointinha‘Mmd part of cattle, sad with starboard ben Move int as has pat is bare to repair. The lard St. Helens, and Better•Luck.Suill (eulhers), foul of each tither off this harbour; the forartes starboard bow is stove, the latter bas lust her bowsprit, foretop oast. Ste..—they have put is here. DEAL, JANUARY 23. Arrived mad sailed for the River the Ciacinwtra, Champ. Us, from New York; Sappho, lamb, from the Cape of Good Hope; and two snore, acmes not knurl'. _ . . . . . _ Came eowo from the River the Waterloo, Tamar, for Gibraltar, and reseals,. Two anchors, one of 9# cwt. and the other of 12 cwt. have beeo lauded he►e. The Princess Elisabeth packet was to nil f►om Jamaica 18th December. Captain Murphy, of the Cleopatra, arrived at New Or lease, reports that off the west end of 81. Demise° he saw a piraioral schooner capture an English brig with yellow aides and deeply laden. RIOTOUS ACTS OP THE WEAVERS IN WILTSHIRE. -ems- Tuesday mornimr, the lid instsat, the Megistrates of Bradford havisig received information that the weavers were coming there in the course of the day to break the springdouens, Ace. the Gentlemen and all the principal house. keepers were swore In special constables, bring determined to resist such illegal proceedings; and between three and fuer o'clock accounts were brought that a very large bunilier, se veral hundreds, were advaocing and within a mile of the town, and had begun to break name looms to pieces in the houses uu the road. The Magistrates aid constables proceeded to the spot, wheel (the Root Act being read) they took into cus tody such of the rioters, about 30, as were pointed owl to have been coeseerned i■ the mischief which was Jane, and eventually dispersed t►e rest of the mob. Upon rue. initiation of the prisoners before the Magistrates, eight, who were identified sod swore to as Wog the most active, were committed sad seat off immediately to Devises Bridewell, to take their trials ■t Salisbury Anises; eight more were remanded fur further examination the seat morn ing; and the rest were suffered to depart home, ►avirg entered into recuguiaseces to keep the peace fur 12 worth., sad to appear to answer the charge WIN'S called upon. lee the evening abort 150 of the Wiltshire yeomanry, com manded by Jobs Beaett. Esq. came lulu tows to assist in t►e preservation of the public peace; and we issideeidatid that regular troops will be stationed is froth the tunas of Bradford sad Trowbridge. We hope this will prove a salu tary check to these misguided people, and that they will return quietly to their work.—(Balk Chronicle.) We Asa from a correspondent, that about a fortnight sinee a great body of weavers entered the tow, of Chippenhant, Wills, and proceeded to the factory of Messrs. C. S. Taylor and Co. with one of their weavers at Ilse bead of the mob, who was compelled to brio, back his work, sad prevented from Anishisig it wit►owt aa advance in the vies of his wages, which were the regular sad established goes; ►ut ►y the prompt measures which wise instantly adopted, fuer of the principal ringleaders were takes before a heath of Ma gistrates the fulluvriugiday, aid were committed to Devises Bridesrell to abide the *commis of the law. —( Ideas.) Many persons, said to be between two and th►ee hundred, are reported to be at this moment suffer ing under a malady resembling typhus fever, at Penzance and its vicinity, and that some have ac tually died. Tbis disorder is said to have arisen from un accumulation of stagnant waters in the starshes, in consequence of the Late heavy rams,-. (Cornwall Gazette.j - ,Apkimais , . llMimi mi n Or Voir CRUEL AND UNEQUALLED DAREARIrf ON A CHILD. Yesterday Mrs. Mrs. Ass Mirka* a widow, and farrier by trade, residing at 15, St. Julse.strect-road, applied t. the Milling Magistrate at the public Ake Hattoo-gardee for • warrant against a youNg man, seventeen years of age, of the name of Wilitaull Cilawfor Cooper, ea suspicion of burping her daughter, Eliza a child eighteen months o ld, w h ich she than assretid is bee arm.. Mrs N. stated, that in Se g . day evening she west out on hosier's, and was absent Wow two hours. Mae then left Cooper and a nephew of her own, both her lodgers, at blase, and ohm Ann Billet, her ternesat, then present, towbons she gave strict orders to be very n u , ful of her child until she reterned. Her nephew wet eel sem after, leaving Cooper sad the servant girl at home. Os hen return bow she fused the poor child screaming dreadfully, and on ezaaoieieg her ate diegoacrerd how she had liee• used. She questisused Cooper and the girl, but each strongly pernisted they did net knew bow it happened. She seat is snediately for surgeon Evened, who ease, and en his es. *mining the child be was of opinion that it was cussed lor some malicious and wicked person plat* her tra the kit bars of the grate. The Magistrate inquired if the surgeon was then present to corroborate bet statement ? She answered that he was alt thee preseat, bat would readily attend when required. The Magistrate then requested Mrs. Silver, a lady wh o happened to be in the oilier, to accompany th e Complainant into an adjoising apartment, sad examine the state of tic child, whieh she did, and en her rehire both she and others gave it as their opinion that the child was used as staled by the mother. Ana Billet, the servant, was thee entwined, as she was is the room with the perinea charged. She stated that shortly after her mistress left home the nephew went ant, she bag Cooper were alone, be was reading, she had the child, aeg Cooper took the red•lmit poker and threatened to bare the child, she bid hiss desist, and be then put down the poker; Me west down stairs shortly after on Dome business, and el her retire the child, which was in the cradle, war screaming, but she did sot know that the child was burned before her mistress came home. She bad no knowledge b.w it happen. • ; there was a guard before the the. The Magtatraii granted the warrant, sad gave name that the surgeon should 'Mead at the esaatinatice. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS, TO MORROW. M. N. W. Dermot, late of Finsbury, tailor .... 3 1 J. Browne, Caoterbirry, linen-draper... H. Hatfield, late of Goswell.ntreet.read, mei:haat 3 It J. and G. Bell, Berwickispon.Tireed, empties 3 10 H. &Dills, M. Mast in's-taue, woollen draper 3 11 J. Brander sad J. Barclay, ffinedatio, imerdsnots 3 10 W. CI , Chelsea, grocer R. Y. Birch, late of Hammersmith, mcclicine-veuder 9 11 J. Wootteu, Wiadsor. coal. merchant A. Hely alle, Correct.gardes, wine.nterebisat 2 12 B. &Maio, Warren's Farm. Hertford 2 11 J. Clemente, the yousger, Mary-le-base, carpenter 2 T. Rye, Bersnoadsey, oil sod coloorman 9 11 .1. Mickle, Percy-street, Tuttesham-court-road, tailor 9 10 J. King, Gre•t Ycldham, linen draper 1 1 J. Park, Frochurclvstreet, merchant 1 11 T.andT.Gidilea, Princes-square, St. George's-is-the- East, currier. 1 11 S. Rawliumn, Solemn and Paddiagtoa, brick maker 1 It T. Edwards, Brighton, anerchstil. 1 lo R. Valentine, Hatfield, miller.. DIVIDENDS. J. Gordon, Copehall-moart asd Pentosville, merchant 10 MR Palkyn, Leadeshall-street, goldsmith ll W. A. Detour, Be r •street and Coyest garde. ll T. Culheck, of Windmills, ' W. Ellis, of Castletel.l, J. Wilk., sea. of Barky,W. Hohlaworth, of Bradford, and .1. lioldswarth, of Murky, York, lait-apinsen.... it T. Walls, Lambeth Mani, hatter J. Boom., Temirysttreet eheiniM J. Wilson, klaecleallelA, gsokeeller lt S. M ace. Norwich, grocer . T. W. Terser, Bresifoni, potter.... C. Jackson, Upper Tkammostratt e swgar-factor to sancrat. JANUARY 21. J. Hawkins, late of Fareasanist, rrapernansfactsrer lO IJ. Hogiari, Isle of Liniebsime-bo rietiaaller lo J. Bayliss sod T. Thompson, Piccadilly, Imm/wallets.- 10 C. Mackenzie, late of Canalise-street, merchant. lt CERTIFICATES. J. Hayter, of Bristol, watch-maker.—R. G Gunnell, of the Poultry, Loudon, prioter.—C. 1. Cameros, of Gray's lon-tune, Hulburo, Muldlesez, bardwareman.—W. too. buttons of Oldham, Lancaster, machine. otakec —J. Du Bois, of Copthall-court, London, merchant noes tame. asice-broker.—R. amitotic, of Coventry, ribbon MN"- faclorm.—W. Eyre, of Cockapucotreet, Charing.cross, Middlemz, tronk•sttaker.-1. Raittun, of Manchester, sod J. Radio,. of London, merchauts.-1- Haplou and J. K. Heudy, of Welbeck-strect, Cavendish-square, M iddlaes, •uctioneets. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Siock..... 23711 I India Stock .... 2341 3 per Ct. Red....7611f I Ditto 80nd5.... 21 pr. 3 per Ct. Coos. 731/ 76 I Ex. Bolls, 2.... 1,000/. 31 per Cent 871; I 54 6 pr. 4 p.r Cents.... ,961111 I Ditto small... 3 6 pr. 3 per Ct.N. An. 107li I Cons. for Acc. 761 ;6 Bank L. Aim 19 7.16 1 761 BIRTHS. Os Tuesday last, is Upper Gower•stteet, the L. of J. A. F. &midi issue', F.wi of a daughter. Oa Saturday, the 19th, at !Wiest House, Irelaad, the Lally of the Hue. Richard St. Leger, of a we. MARRIAGES. Yeirterdsy Robert Berkeley, jog. Esq. of Spetehley. Wor cestershire, to Miss Beafi•l4. Oa the 1514 lust. at Kiddermioster, Mr. Henry Debts% of Worcester, to Miss Anis Dewey, of Bevirdley. DEATHS. At Louth, ow the 12th jail., ICllliaw Mortis, rat.ntcher, aged 71 years. A few days since he went net to rertn•• vermin, and, as usual, took a box contaiaing some prison' ' article, which he used to hie vanities, is his porker, in also he incautiously put a assail fruit pie. The Utter out and ate upon the road, but the lid of his hot co: Iwo:: sufficiently secure, a part of the poison had, witboot t: • knowisig it, falka out upon the surface of the pie. Medic I aid was resorted to as sous as the accident was diseorire'i but the pour fellow's sufferings termioateil is death after lea days of exersciating aguries. At Tewkesbury, ia t►e 911th year of his age, Mr. lobs Dick, formerly a respectable liars•draper of that loiriregli. Mr. Dick was a nati►e of Scollsad, sad perfectly recollected. seeing the march of the rebel army to the fatal Owns id Pinto■ Pass, in 1745, whilst he wu pureeing the mole peaceful occupation of foamier the plisar.h ►e alb"- gently travelled through Englaad with the inarefsetereser his satin. eatustry, sad semi, half s enstory ago settled Tewkesbury, elms be has ever since maisdatoed the cla mmy of a worthy sad loosest min. Oa the 9th Ismael, at Ayr, Msry Gillespie, aged 72 ; l ed oa the 10th, Agnes Gillespie, aged they were sisters and waives of Ayr, sod lived together under she same reef feu the 'Kreider parr of their long lives. Mary, a little before her death, Link an affectionate farewell of Agnes, sud on the llth both were teamed is the same grave. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mersin 43 after 3. 1 Evesiog SS after 3. ____-.......- P 111,14141 awl PEW,IO4 ol THE BRITISH PRA oia THE GLOBE OlEre. No •I? t, &read, by C. CORN. WELL, of the Sit GAL I I • o'clock, and was overtaken CRUEL AND UNEQUALLED DAREARIrf ON times who did not leave it for A CHILD. and they informed hito,.thet on the different hills, and Yesterday Mrs. Aso Mirka* a widow, and furrier hy trade, residing at 15, St. Julto.street-road, applied to do e congregating together in i the evident intention or sitting Magistrate at the public office Hattoo-gard e• f or s We have not heard of the warrant against a young man, seventeea years of age, of t h e name of Wiiiinell Chafes Cooper, on suspicion of bursi g 'y people who have suffered, her daughter, Eliu, a child eighteen months old, whir% ed, it is Supposed many must she them eser dis h er arm.. Mrs MI stated, that ea Sm. 1 wOotided.—(SoulAers Re- day eveaieg she west out on beeriness, and was airmen shin two hours. Shwa then left Cooper and a nephew of her ewe, both her lodgers, at house, and also Ann Billet, her smolt, Ltlielloch, JANUARY 19. thew present, he whose she gave strict orders to be very ew e , *honing murder was committed on fu lof her child until the retie reed. H er nephew wool out sem me sight of Thursday last, on the after, leaving Cooper sad the servant girl at home. O a I t r, weastle, in this county, and the return home she fused the poor child screaming dreadfully, private informatiun of the occur. to the river. James Condos, Es - q. end on enewneing her she dteceeentd how she had bent annicated with Major 11 - licorice, used. She questioned Cooper and the girl, but each straggly ek of i heiltd Highlsoders, who die- • . g.- Dereisted t he y d i d sot know bow it happened. She seat i s ,- . inediaiely for surgeon Erased, who ease, and nu his ex. [Meer, with the Police, and sac- soloing the c h il d he wee o f opinion that it wee cured 6, ""'" cluu l ed with tee murder. P.P. with his usual activity and some malicious and wicked moos plating her as the lei public peace, and in support of bars of the grate. rishioaers early on the m o rning of The Magistrate inquired if the surgeon was th en pretest to corroborate her statement ? She answered that he was set soars' diligent search, foetid the them present, bat would readily attend when required. eek a i s p eetaele * L a barbar r a lad The Magistrate then requested Mrs. Silver, a lady eh, tom ""° lue'en''•" to a " le y' aa happened to be in the air', to accompany the " C•omplainast repo@ exhibited before the Cormier into an adjoining apartment, sad examine the state of it, child, which she did, and on her relieve both she and ethos any (brothers) were bro ug ht i n t o by a party of Major Wilcock.' gave It as their opinion that the child was used as staled by the mother. nee murder. Rgibilewle ' 'hied ja l w arY 16:- Ana Billet, the @cereal, was thee examined, as s h e was 1 in the roues with the penes charged. She stated that shortly proclamations~, : A -- . 64 ,...,..., ° " ne a ' m .,... a-n e,;, a "r e , Cooper were 'lose be was reading, she had the child, sad "-- 1---- en the ' - "P e ''''''''` ^ Cooper toot the re ' eldmit ker nd to bars t i. They were taken wn sin Catholic Curate o d f the by the parish., child, she bid hiss desist, ai d a be then put down threatened the poker; de he rto prevent a repetition of @teen went down stairs shortly after on some business, mid Si her retries the child, which was in the cradle, war screamine, lase there on ikai da Y' In justice bet she did not know that the child was burned before her I must say, and I think it right it mistress tame home. She bad no knowledge hew it lappet. I too much praise cannot be be- ell ' • there was a guard before the Ire. zealous and persevering inertias., nu , ... . magistrate greeted the warrant, and gave orders that if Ike present disturbances, to in. the surgeon should attend at the eseasinatioa. his Suck the divioe obligation of 11 pointing out to the deluded peo- ----- e sad good order, arid the wicked. *editor." MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COUR? CLOWMTL, JAWVART 19. OF COMMISSIONERS OP BANKRUPTS, notorious offender of the name of TO MORROW. his ease to chat of Keely, was -.me.- es. N. ig, by a d ria d,,,,,,,,, of e i g h t o f W. Dorrant,late of Finshury,tailier . ... 3 t ton that service by the Right J. Browne, Canterbury, linen-draper...... well, two of whom were SW/010 H. Hatfield, late of Goswellntreet-rearl, merchast 3 It The detachment had previously before they toned G r ady, the J. and G. Bell, Berwick-upon.Tweed, camp ers 3lO iened to them on bring required; H. Minh, M. Mari in's-laue, woollen draper ..... .. •3 It J. Brander sod J. Barclay, Size-lase, merchants 3 10 efiesed admittance at the loose W • CI , Chelsea, grocer were obliged to break open R. Y. Birch, late of Hatoutersesith, medicine-veuder • It a concealed above stairs is bed. J. Wootteu, Medico% coal. merchant eel gaol, wbe.e he stands fully A. Dole idle, Correet-gardes, wine.merchast . I 12 the party who took serjeaut Tyler's B. Brining, Warren's Farm, Hertford I It ~ Thus Colonel Bagwell has sae- J. Clemence, the younger, id ary-k-bose, carpenter 2 a lye desperate offenders out alas, T. Rye, Beratoodsey, oil sod coloorman 2 11 bourhood a long time past. The J. Mickle, Percretreet, Tottesham-coort-road, tailor 2 10 faker (commonly called strike), J. Ring, Great Yeldham, linen.draper 1 1 od Grady. J. Park, Ferichurch.street, merchant 1 II T. and T. G i dilen, Princes-equare,St.Georges.ia-the- East, currier. I II FTELLIGENCE. S. Rawliown, Stilwell and Paddington, brick- ..-.....-- maker NIIIOLJNOTOW, JANUARY IV, T. Edwards, Brighton, merchant. 1 10 ce, Monism., from Loudon, w i th R. Valentine, Hatfield, miller.. masts. DIVIDENDS. tialtWeew, sallValle 43. J. Gordon, Cepthell-coort and Peatoeville, merchant.. 10 act from Holland with a mail, W. Pettey, Leadeahall-street, goldsmith ll her mail for the same place. W. A. Dufour, Be . street and Corral garde. ll et with a mall for Cuxhaven. T. Cutback, of Windm's', W. Ellis, of Castlefield, J. wt. marked" Lady Andover, Lon- Wilk., sea. of Burley, W. Holdswordt, of Bradford, um cable, has been taken op is and .1. Holdsworth, of Morley, York, lax-spinvien if T. Walls, Lambeth Marsh, hatter 1 SCARBROUGH, JANUARY 44. .1. Illooper, Tooklistreet e tbesist and the Polly of North Shields, J. Wilson, Muclesdield, bookseller lt i Sunday night off this place, and S. Mace, Norwich, grocer. I damage; the former lost her bow- T. W. Terser, Breatford, potter be I part of cable, sad with starboard C. Jackson, Upper Theiscsetreet, euger-factor lO in here to repair. J. Hawkins, late of Faeseeenbe, erapeuanefactorer l.) wimpy, Jattekey rg. J. Haggard, Isle of Limehoose-hole, victualler lO d Better.Luck.Still (colliers), run J. Bayliss and T. Thompson, Piccadilly, irouningets lO I harbour ; the former's starboard C. Mackeasie, latest Carolioastreet, merchant. l2 s cut her buiesprit, foretop mast. CERTIFICATES. e. TIRAL, JANUARY 93. to River the Ciaciairaties, Chomp: J. Hayter, of Bristol, watch-maker.-R. G Gunnell, of the Poultry, London, printer.-C. 1. Cameron, of Gray's ppho, Lamb, from tin Cape o f lon-lane, Holleora, Middlesex, hardwareman.-W. KO.. bottom of Oldham, Laacaster, machine-maker.-J. Du e, names not known. Bob,t' of Copthall-court, London, merchant aed hoar. lieu the Waterloo, Teener' for sacs-broker.-R. Clemente, of Coventry, ribbon masa. cwt. and the other of It ewt, have facturer.-W. Eyre, of Cockspor.sireet, Charing.eross, Middlesex, tronk•sitaker.-1. Raittun, of Manchester, sod J. Raffia,. of London, merchants.-t_ Hsydou and J. K. Heady, of Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square, Middlesex, packet was to sail from Jamaica •uctiuneets. e Cleopatra, arrived at New Or- west end of Si. Domingo he saw PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. ere as English brig with yellow Bank Siock..... 23711 I India Stock .... 3341 3 per Ct. 1ted....7611f I Ditto 80nd5.... 81 pr. -...-- -.."-------.• - IF THE WEAVERS IN 3 per Ct. Cons. 7511 76 I Ex. Bolls, 2.... 1,000/. LTSHIIiE. 31 per Cent t 17 1 1 .1 I 5 4 6 pr. 4 per Cent5......9611 i I Ditto small... 5 6 pt. lid iestsat, the Megiatrates o r 3 per Ct.N. An. 107 I Cons. for Ace. 761 76 I I information that the weavers Batik L. Ann. 19 7-16 76/ course of the day to break the -- denten and all the principal house. BIRTHS. !teal constables, being determined • Os Tuesday last, in Upper Gowerrnreet, the Lady' of ridings; and bet wrest three and four J. A. F. hinphinson, F.sq of a daughter. ight that • very large bumber, se- On Saturday, the 19th, at Killea House, !relied. the Lady icing aud within I mile w"be kw°, of the Hun. Richard St. Lege„ of a sue. mos looms to pier., in tbe buries wales and constables proceeded to MARRIAGES. let being read) they took into Cu.- Yesterday Robert Berkeley, jug. Esq. of Spelchley, Wer- boot 30, as were pointed owl to erstershire, to Miss Beofi•ld. the mischief which was dose, and Oa the 15th inst. at Kiddermiaeler, Mr. Henry Deka., rest of the mob. Upon ex.- of Worcester, to Miss Ann Devey, of Bewilley. before the Magistrates, eight, who DEATHS. ie m iri t a l l o sa gy a as t tsa,6l:aelissedbroiartylbsalAyloumelteiatespe;aeiiigkeehi aged d t Loath, 7 n es . t A he flc2iiwb days since sWinicelliahme west Morris, t ra to t.ilt . e t ber w; !tennis, and, ns usual, took a box containing some piosenol'` Nether examination the seat morn- article, which he used in his vocatioa, is his porker, in et , .... sulaffekreVai,oh.daae peace e i ea , b9. l : , .. liee , i t eg also be iscautiossly put a small fruit pie. The biter he ..,.... I— :-. - 1.. - - called . - - —......' out and me u p on the road, bet the lid of his boa r:o: !oo.:.: he t.alle W.. 11 upon. I n ..,. , - t he h a d , without I. • sufficiently secure, a part of poison . of the Wiltshire yeomanry, eons- knowisig it, talks out epos the surface of the pie. Medic . 1 Esq. came into town to assist in j aid was resorted to as soon as the accident was dist-mite. " h e b e li t t a e r es one e :L a w e nd h we e h e leN t je ae l le. ii - f but der the of pou szer r e f e e i l a lo i w in ' i s sufferings termioated is death after ern •We hope II"s will p rove a swill- Al Tewkesbu •in the 90th year of his nire. Mr. l a ' s 'sided and that they will Dick, former . '-' rk.-(Beek people, ro atele.) oldest, that about a fortnight since enteredi the tows of chirp...bon, are.. llll , r i . " l:ie l k he wa is s i a Y a rc a n h a t r o i e v:e P t er o be f t a Scotland, bt i l i he n ana ts. a d y a r d a to pe r t r he rf o s ec u f fi l t a l h i y a a i re t t b e: c ol p : l , r oo.s e r igerl : ; ✓ goo Pans, in 1745, whilst was per suing be factory of Messrs. C. S. Taylor es ' ar wft h e ,: r i: a h t is t e rmk b : s a t d of pre the ve me n Z' g r e a mi ce t f ly ul tr u a ce re u ll P e s d li tte n os a gh t Ee .ll ;ra i sd er with h the Pl. e isa 4h ae : teet he e ge tre ble of . virer ams d dvacriab i liosi:edheepones n ee; bits hbiey Thiewseekastibevere;tientioalry.saheadhaseearinyerhasiffnecterisaisteurywocaage setthettedebslt. racier of • worthy and hues' man. ch were instantly adopted, four of rere takes before a beach of Ma- On the 9th instant, at Ayr, Mary Gillespie, aged 74 ; a t, on the 10th, Agnes Gillespie, aged 75 . : they were _ „._ y, sad were committed to Devises natives of Ayr, and lived together seder the same rav e l for Mace of the taw.-rldeas.) the greater port of their long lives. Mary, a link blear her death, tea an affectionate farewell of Agars, sod on the. to be between two and three 11th both were isterred is the same grave. to be at this moment su ff er- resembling typhus fever, at i H IGH WATER THIS DAY AT LON DON BRIDGE • issity, and that smile have sc. M orn i ng 43 after 3. 1 Evesieg fat after 3 . ander is said to have arisen II of stagnant waters in the Priatell mad Pabl'sbeil at THE BRITISH ?BESS nod Ice of the late heavy rains,. THE GLOBE Ogee, No • 122, &read, by C. WEN. WELL, of the Stt aka ... .zi , _t• -. • . 40, .• _ _.•:Witslia.:.ht .......:4: ' Nam El M ■