The Sun. — London, England, 1842-02-21 00:00:00

~ , e . , • . . . . . .. , . • _ . . -- . THE SUN LONDON MON DAT EVENING FEBRUARY 21 1 84 4 . ______-----... .......... . fa • . 9 5 . 1 .0........................................... e...• ...... -: . , • ot the praise," which the deceased so 1 The defendant tried, to push past her, and complainant being ANTI-CORN-LAW DELEGATES. mt' M tropolaan, Middlesex. SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS, 1 but he trusted " n . . Middlesex the, 1., own s, ee mg, e hieGloucestershir e, d th t th M h ' • - Id all • fh' f 11 • • • es sat a e a ometans in the house alone, and not ii mg to ow a stranger to go Into . Neaily the whole ot e o ,owing List of Deputies has ap- t Grover, A.C.L. A., St. Mary's, Newingtoa, Surrey 1 Gibscrn, T., Independent Congregation, Lisle-street, Soho, P I, ,r, ee r o r r u y t ~ TwhaolmtTeasr,,TTo,wownn,s'sMAeleeteitnigng, , Wandsworth . , Surrey FROM 'THE EVENING PAPERS OF SATURDAY. I justly merited. It . lmt • • b t t Id Thdfdt mounting aos to superstition, t..e rooms, made an . attempt os op in - e eeen an De. Burderh, Ha kney, tdoucestershire GLOBE.—The debate on the motion of Mr. Villiers have a feeling a veered in our Paper at different times ;we now publish them, l f 1 Geyer, John, A.C. L. A . ~ St. Mary's, Newington, Surrey Nottingham , f d t ' • f dld . ' *th h violence that he jammed complainant's • . them rom es roymg any piece orce is way wt sue nd addi • ' - with t eir a terations a . ;ions, in a comp ete orm : h • 1 • Penfold, Wm., Independent Coneregation, Brighton, Sussex Booth, Rev. Alfred, Scotch Baptist, Park-street, . prevents . . Gray AC. L.A., Whitechapel aed ney Mi , • .. Step , ddlesex Green, S., A. C. LA., Hackney, Middlesex g , a ( Es i (1 51 s i a n nx g t t h o e n s , t e a r l , i d L d a l n e s e e s : h i r e can hardly be expected to excite much interest either in whic h arm between the door and the wall, and bruised it severely s. NAMES OF DEPUTY, NAME OF ASSOCIATION OR CONGRE- Pymati, Wm., A.C. L.A. Walth"amstow, Essex A H e it isTr k d e oe n trt , : n N T: V eh i y l a l i ni a jr m sohh , i r P ne, r c e s o b n y g t r e . e r g i a a n t i o S n e a ce l i s s n i t u e n r e C s t h: rc h , Fife3li i r e or out of doors ; for the result of the division that will of paper that . has manuscript on it, for - fear Complainant immediately went out, shut the street door and 'GATIeIIe, yibAcE OF RESIDENCE, AND COUNTY. Gibb . s, —, A.C.L.A., South Hackney Middlesex Prentiee, Arch.; Town's Meetin Belcher, Rev. Joseph, Baptist, Greenwich, Kent , ; ay contain a verse of the Koran. With re- ' ensue is already known, and the facts and figures that -t m locked it, while she went in search of a policeman., Having Arnold, John, Anti-Corn-Law Assoeiation, Whitechapel, Mid- Anne s Soho Middlesex nue Bilston, Po . will be recapitulated are by this time familiar to almost gard to those who h e ad d th c e h y ar w g o e ul o d f h M av r e . t T he ay sa lo m e e s femelaingl found one, she returned to the house, and seeing the defendant dlesex Greive, James, Rev. Mr. Cairn's Seceesion Church, Paisley, P Pa e l a cn rc e e r , T M hOrri A a • s C , • A L . • C A .L "' .A ,P . I , :i S st t o . wP, , , Parker, James, Relief Association, Paisley, Renfrewshire Bonner, Rev. W. H., nee Trade Association, Benfrewshire scripts he was assur d that every one of them contained Wolverhampton • every one. During the long disctissiong that have oc- • getting out of the window with the books in his possession, she Andedson, John, A.C.L.A., Bishopsgate, City of London Greive Stratford, A. C. L. A., Plaistow, Essex Pilkington, James, A.C.L. A., Blackburn, Lancashire Bishop, Rev. Francis, Unitarian, Warrington, Lancashiro _ ar Bodington, Rev. John, Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey , , cupied the past week, there has been little consolation N o l i nc h e is elo uent mind, d gave him into custody. Allen, William, A.C.L. A., Bishopsgate, City of London Goulsto ' u, dames, A. C. L. A., Camberwell, Surrey. Penfold, Wm., A.C.L. A., Tooting, Surrey . for the people in the' speeches of those Members wbo s f o o r m h e e i S r c.L V a p s r e. c s o s n h . h OM an ' some mark of The defendant assured the Magistrate he was a most respeet the inspirateons wlc t e uses gave him. He would able tradesman. The conaplainant's mistress called upon him Audley, William, A.C.L.A., Marylebone, Middlesex Angas, Caleb, Baptist Congregation, Driffield, Yorkshire Gee, J., A. C. L. A., Hanamersmith, Aliddlesex Pulling, John, Independent Congregation, Deptford, Kent Bayley, Rev, R. S., Independent, Sheffield, Yorkshire . Borlyn, Sanauel, Baptist, Pool, Dorsetshire sit on the Government side of the House ; for the only' Guest, Mr., M.P. . conclude by addressm . gto them some words from the and left three books to be bound, and as she mentioned some- Abbott, J. L., Tabernacle ditto, Finsbury, Middlesex Baker, Rev. James, Baptist, Andover, Hampshire al lir agreeable thimes they have uttered have been compli- Goodfellow, W.R., A.O L.A., St. George's, East, Aliddlesex t Shee.e poet of whom was Mr. Taylor was so fond : thing about receiving shortly a set of Voltaire's works from Akroyd, John, A.C.L. A., Halifax, Yorkshire Bayley, Rev. R. S., Independent, Howard-stree , Peaceek. —, Baptist, Geswell-road, London ments to the sultering masses on the patience with which "Oh d h li guar terecs to your care consigned, France, he had an impression that he should lose his - money. He AshwOrth, Henry, A.C.L.A., Bolton, Lancashire Gilbert, Luke, W. Bromail, Staffordshire P p o es u r l s to o n n: ..JE.;nat.l2,LivAe.sieCy'sana:bLeroWndeloln, Surrey Pone . , W. F., Baptist, Keppell e street, Russell-square, London 'Yorkshire - they bear the calamities they , endure, and it would seem however, did the books and sent them home. The next morning, Aytoun, James, A.C.L. A., Edinburgh Grant, Mr. St. Martin's-ie-the-Fields, Middlesex And bear the merits of the dead in mind ; Blood, William, Independent that this virtue of " patience is one so acceptable in the being irritated at reeeiving a notice from a debtor that his debt Armitage, Phineas, parish of Halifax. How skilled he was in each obliging art, Baptist Chapel St George'seroad Manchester arsons, eyes of the Tories, that they are resolved to . would be paid only at the rate of 10s. in the pound, and fearing A s ma r a, R. Henry, A.C.L. A., Bethnal-greep, Middlesex • . ' • ' Gadsby, John, Congregational Anti-Corn-law Association, F . otter, J.. 1 1 3 : 71 j azh f..y E ti ng u l n a t n i d n , gc h i l c inn= l : n Beaumont, John, Relief Congregation, Cere3, Fifeshire ~,,.. The mildest manners and the gentlest heart, near Stroud, Gloucestershire leave ample scope for its exercise. While, how- For these were his, till fate decreed his end— the work he haddone fer the lady might prove an addition to his A ngas , E., A, C. L. A., Driffield -- Particular Baptist Church, Blackburn --- Particular Baptist Church, Accrington - Peggs, J. Rees, Baptist, Ilkeston, Derby , x l l2 l ; l •, li reles, Burns, Jabez, Baptist, Neve Church, St. Alarylebone, Middlesel ever, the Conservatives appear to fully appreciate losses he went to ask for payment. Being told the lady was out I Armitage, E., A.CL. A., Manchester, Lancashire Phillip, Robert, Independent, Maberley Chapel, Middlesex -- Particular Baptist Church, Bury, Lancashire the forbearance that has been shown by , the peo- In death a hero, as in life a friend." of town for a few days. he had his previous impression very Ainsworth, A.C.L. A. Taos. Satennoas, Esq., RSA., mewe d a resolution much strengthened, and he then insisted on having the books Atkin Isaac Wesleyan Congregation New Basetford, Nots. -- Particular Baptist Church, Macclesfie Id Pouney George, A.C. L. A., St. Martin's-in-Fields, Middlesex s s, oc ß ie a t p y t , ist w C e o li n in gt g, eg s e e ti n o t n, and British and au ple under their late and present diStress, there . is very for providing a fund for the publication of the works of b wk. The maiddervant opposed his entrance and a little A s hd e 's vi - s , Clearles, k.C.L. A., Stratford, Essex --- Particular Baptist Church, Wool-road, Saddleworth, ouncy, ~ ...., • . B c e ra nf igp on bn , e W ie, i i ßl l or li e a sv m . Dr., Pearman, John, A.C.L. A., Uxbridge. Middlesex • Chaplin, William, Independent, Bishop Stortford, Huts little respect shown fur any sentinaent uttered in behalf Yorkshire Mr. Taylor, which fund is to be made distinct and sepa- seuffic ensued, but he was quite unconseious that her arm was Acton, Joseph, A.C.L. A• , Wiga 1, Lancashire Pike, G., A. C. L. A., St: Saviour's, Surrey s Cox, J. Baptist, Shaeloeseell, Aliddlesex - ~ s . CS a redress of their grievances. When privation is rate from that for raising a monument. injured. The maid-servant, however, ran into the street, Austin, Alr., A. C.L.A., St. Martin's. in-the-Fields • ----- Particular Baptist Church, Clayton, Yorkshire P'- 'll AC L A St Alartin's-in-Fields, 'Middlesex Anti-Mono ol Cox D ' r F O Baptist South Hackney Middlesex alluded to in 'connection with patience, there is sure -- Particular Baptist Church, Slaithwaite Yorkshire Preston. J. H., Metropolitan Youttg M ' Independent, Tabernacle, Middlesex having first locked the street-door, and this causing him some Alder, J., A. C. L. A., Bethnal -green, Middlesex to be an approving cheer from the majority of . the House; Dr. BARRY seconded the resolution. alarm, he made an attempt to get cut at the window, having Aiken, Richard, A.C.L. A., Mitcham, Surrey -- Particular Baptist Church, Charles.; orth, Derbyshire A-soeiation, London n oos• P Pti ular Beptio Church, Yorkshire-st., Oldham Parker, Patrick 8., Relief Assnciation, Paisley. Renfrew Cumtnings, J., Coegregation George-yard Chapel, e-r but when anything is said about " depriving the la- Resolutions for fixing a day for a public meeting for as he pissed througli the library, had an opportunity of regain- .... ---- ar c py . Carlitle, • Jam • els:independent, South Hackney, Middlesex e Peathey, Thomas, A. C. L. A., Limehouse, Middlesex green, Aliddlesex . bourer of the result of his earnings," or " eloing justice aPpointing a Treesurer and SecretarY, and for printing, ing possession of the books. He had worked for gentlemen and Blnnell, Wm. Thos.; A.CL. A. Queen-street, Wapping Garvey, M. A , Independent, Kentish-town . Middlesex Cairns. Robert, Secession Church, Paisley, Renfrew to the industrious classes," there is tolerably sure to advertising, and distributing the resolutions passed on for magistrates, and he could assure the gentlemen on the Baxter, Edward, President A:d.L. A., Dundee, Forfar Goulty, Mr. V., Independent, Brighton, Sussex be no other responSe, than " 011, oh," frotn the ma- the present occasion, were then moved and seconded by bench that he was considered to be a most respectable trades- Bunter, G., Carlisle A.C. L.A., Cumberland Gilten, P. J., Methodist New Connexion, nondon Roger, John, A. C.L. A., Nottingham, Nottinghamshire Cairns, Pe•er, United Seceesion, Stewarton, Ayrshire Carlde, James, Secession Church, Cupar, Fifeshire • Jority of the people's representatives. - We know that Ali-. Power, J. Tarte. Esq., the Rev. Mr. Ileveson, and man. The complainant's charge for book binding was stated Bri g ht, John, Rochdale A•C.L.A., Rochdale Lancashire Cairns, P., United Secession, Stewater, Ayrshire Reynolds, teorge, A. C. L. A., 13ethnal-green, i ( e3e - patience is, of all virtues, one of the most difficult to M. Prendergast, Esq. to be 22.5. The hooks were emitted at 5L Brooks, John, Manchester A.C.L. A., Lancashire • Goadly, Joseph, Geuerel Baptist, Leicester Cox, F.A. , Baptist, Hackney, Middlesex practise, and•it is one also that ought not to be wilfully M. WELLS, jun., Esq., then moved the thanks of the Mr. Iloanwicx said be had not heard a singie word from Bi s h o p, —, Whitechaeel and Stepney A.C.L.A., Mile-end, Green, S. St. Mary's, Newington, Queen's-place, Walwurth R flo o s b t i r n o s n o , n, L jaowhrne,ncAeiCA..LC.A.L..,AH.,toMclearnscfibpeidstery, oLrkAasnihediasrielhi!ex Clough, F., Independent, Uxbridge, Middlesex put to the test ; for it ehould be remembered that it can meeting to Sir John Chetwode, Bart., for his conduct the defendant which in the slightest degree justified the most Stepney only last while there is hope, and that disappointment in the Chair, which was briefly acknowledged by t • he extraordinary outrage he had committed, and he should, there- Seism, W., St. Margarets's A.C.L. A., Westminster Hull, T. P., A. ' C. L. A., Leicester, Leicestershire Ricardo, Ralph, Metropolitan A. C. L. A. , London Homan, Francis A.C.L. A., Stoke Newington, Aliddlesex l i l i a si it : d i. V . , , A i. C e ! ,, ,..A A .,. , C i s i l: l , e, C=e b r:g ri l d Denham, Rev. D., Baptist, Unicorn-yerd, ,Surrey . and despair will operate with double effect on those who Chairman, and the meeting separated. fore, put on the highest penalty—namely, 51., or send the de- Briggs, Captain, Hammersmith A.C.L.A., Curling-place, Hare, S. AI., Baptist Church, Hackney, Middlesex Dubourge, S. A , Independent. Clapham, Surrey fendant to prison for . a month. • Hammersmith Rogers, —, A. C. L. A. , St. Luke's, Middlesex. Davies, Daniel, Independent lleheston, Derby have endured the most in the expectation of relief being A list of contributions already made to the fund was The defendant paid the fine. Begley, Wm., Manchester A., Lancashire Soho London 't -s• C AM. Inde endent. Hae erston, Middlsset at last afforded them. . read by the Secretary before the meeting broke up. Ho A r i s i p d o d o le l, se ß x ichard, A. C. L. A. , Kentish and Somers Town, Rule, M. ,A.C. L. A., St. Luke's, Middlesex Roper, Samuel, Independents, Little Chapel-st., , I_ Uly F, lement, . , p . e g As soon as the money was paid, Ma‘larne Valleville said she Byson, W. H., Camberwell A., Old Kent-road, Surrey Hale, Wm., A.C. L. A., Woolwich, Kent COLTRIER.—We deem the bringing forward of such ' expected her solicitor to have attended, but she had just been Bird, Wm , Hammersmith A. Brook-green, Aliddlesex Hurrerd, James, A.C.L At, Colchester, Essex Redman, R,A.C. L. A. Rotherbithe, Sureey Davies, Daniel, Congregational, Guilford-street, a. motion as that of Mr. Villiers' last night in the House LAW INTELLIGENCE. informed that he was s iot i n t o wn, It wa , h er intention to have Beveling, Jan, Hammersmith A., Angel-lane, Middlesex Rogers, John, A C.L. A., St. Ann s, o estminster, Middlesex Middlesex • Drummond, James, Independent, Queen-etre l of Commons, for a total repeal of the Corn-laws, . COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Feb. 19. carried the case into a higher court. Brown,-Chas., Hammersmith A., Hammersmith, Middlesex Harris, Ipehard, A. C. L. A., Leicester, Leicestershire Rymill, 8010., A. C. L.A., Kensington, Aliddlesex Davies, John, Independent, Linton, Cambridgeshire note only a wanton and mischievous waste of public (Sittin 'sr 'P • tG; hdhall b f L d Amoora gs at i Ist rtus aal , e ore or Mr. HARDWICK said this ought to have been stated to him purr, Thos., 33, Cannon-street-road A., Middleeex Herbert, Josh., Gen Baptist Congregation, Newllasford,Notts. Rawson, Wm., A. C.L. A., Manchehter . , Lanc . ashire h. Hall, Thomas, A. C. L. A. , Bridgnorth, Shropshire Roberts, James, A. C. L.A., Burnley, Lancashire Davis, Baptist, Eye, Suffolk .t time, but a downright insult to the House iteeltd as well as and a Common Jury.) before he gave h;s decision.—Mad. Valleville said her servant Hythe., J. S., Glasgow S., Renfrewshire Halsey, Henry, A.C.L. A., Edmonton, Middlesex x Yorgshire • ~ e 4 Howard, John, W I A • tion Rochdale Lancashire Riley, John, A. C. L. A., Hebden Bridge, Halifa , . ~ to the country whose interests it'is 'expected to proeect BOWIE e. JURY. heti been much injured and had incurred doctor's expenses, be- Buckley, Abel, Ashton-under-Lyne, Ashton, Lancashire es cyan ssocia , Reyner, Alfred, A.C.L. A., Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire Eckett, Robert, Wesleyan, London e t and promote. On Thursday morning, after three nights' Alr. Platt, Q. C., with Mr. C. Jones, were Counsel for . sides having to pay a person to do her work. Something in Bexley, Daniel, jure, St. Ann Auxiliary, Westminster, Mid- Hembden, J. C., Albany Chapel, Frith .street, 'Middlesex, 1 Middlese Edwards, Rev. James, Hanover Chapel, Brighton, Susse% • .e, . Ritlee George, A. C. L. A., Clerkenwe 1, 4 I d h • I the shape of compensation was sure y ue to t e gir . dlesex Hill, James, A.C.L. A., Shoreditch, Middlesex e , x continued and animated debate, the house by an over- the plaintiff, and Mr. Erie, Q. C., with Mr. Barstow, were es se Rorbur h - Renton, Henry, A.C.L. A., Kelse, . g Evans, George. Independent, Brunswick-street, Middlese __ eir. tIARDWICK said he could not now alter his decision. Ban ' e M St L d 'I • • dl nin e s, r., . eonar ,te oreditch, Mid esex. , Heathcote, J., M. P., Shoreditch, Middlesex ' I . , whelinine; majority pronounced. its decision in favour of Counsel for the defendant. Rayre, Charles, A.C.L. A., Newcastle and Gateshead, Nor. Ellis, James, United Secession, Saltcoats, Scotland . As he had no power to give the girl any part of the fine he Bin;tley, Mr., St. Leonard, Shorediteh, Middlesex Hardy, Thos., A.C.L. A., Hohnirth, Yorkshire • • the principle of protecting British agriculture by means This was an act f ion of trespass for the alleged illegal distress by the defendants, so se . vera weig . • 1 ' hts which were taken should order her to be paid a sovereign out of the poor box. Einekets, Mr., Paddington, Green-road, Bayswater Ilough, William, A.C. L.A. Greenwich, Kent thumberland `d • 1 , • Reit, Morrice, A. C.L. A., Mitcham, Surrey Francis, George, Baptist, Waterloo-road, Lambeth of a variable scale of duties, and the very next evening STREET ROBBERY.— Mary Ann Moran was charged with Beason, George, Metropolitan, 6, Exeter-place, Dover-road; Hull, Henry, A. C. L. A , Uxbridge, Middlesex d d 1 from the shoe of the plamtiff, who is a grocer an tea ea er Rawlingson, Ed. Chas., A.C.L.A., Liverpool, Lancashire Ferd, J., Baptist, Derby 31r. Villiers has the modesty to submit to it a h hdfdt ofth -.me. -t appeare tat t e een an was one e , in Shoe l - T . d stealing a basket containing millinery, w n•th 8/.; from a little Surrey Heiman, Thos. L., A.C. L.A., Southampton, Hants . . , , , , Robberds, Rev. Charles W., English Presbyterians, Mansfield, Fergtoson, Robert Congregational, Stratford, Essex motion for the total repeal of the Cern-laws, and in uest-hir of St. Bride's, whose duty it was to super i ntend gerl named APAlahon. It appeared that the little girl was in Blow, G. 1., St. Marv's, Newington, Dover-road, Bow Itearn, William, A. C.L. A., Southwark, Surrey • 1 the consequent abolition of all protection whatever— thl weigLs y scales, and measures of that parish. That the per- the. service of Mrs. Saunders, dress-maker, 5, Little Argyll- Einnlam R., Somers Town, Beehive, Middlesex Hyde, Walker, A.C.L.A., Marylebone, Aliddlesex No; ts Ferrestere W., Independent, Highgate, Aliddlesex , . „ el Read, Dr., Congregational. Haekney, Middlesex Fernie, William, Independent, Promo, Somerset that is, for rescinding its decision of the day before, and. sons composine that jury had aereed amongst themselves to ap- street, and that she was sent on the 2.4 th of December with Black, D ' r., Metropolitan, Chelsea, Middlesex Hyde, Thos., A.C. L. A. Bishopsgate, City of London h Romsrin, Samuel. Ind •pendent, South Hackney, Middlesex Flemming, James, Scotch Secession, Pell-street, Loedon ~ , thus completely stultifying itself in the estimation of the portion the duties of the parish, and with that view divided Idsworthy- Hornin. Mr.; A. C.L.A. , Stratford, Essex the property in question, to a lady named Darby, living at Bannard, Captain, W., R.N., Rotherhithe, Go . , , . . country. Dow ate-hill The ritoner met the child and tem ted her ter c Surre • Highly as the Hon. Member for Wolver- themselves into three sepearate bodies, consisting of four each, w . g • 1 1 e • • , p ra e, y Ar ddl Homan, Francis, A. C. L. A. , Stoke-Newington, i esex Robinson, Juhn, Independent, Soho, .Alddlesex Roberts, David, Independent, Zion, Anglesea • d SOO . • Garnsney, Smith P., Congregational, Newport, Unite . • • ith the offer Of a shilhn to leave the basket with her Un- Bates Wm Whitechapel and Stepney, Whitechapel, And- Hudson, Anthony, sen., A.C.L. A., Bow, Mildlesex hampton may be disposed to rate his powers of per. who were, by mutual arran,oement, to inspect the weights , t . g . , ~ Renton, Henry, secession Church, Kelso, Roxburgh America suasion, and strongly as he may be disposed to rely upon and measures in the districts allotted to them respectively. a ce of sendin her with a messaee to Bond-street dlesex er pre en g e . • • • Hudson, A., jun, , A.C.L.A., Bow, Middlesex Rodway, George W., Baptist and Sunday School Union, the efficacy of his Anti-Corn-law logic, we cannot bring and with a view also . . to . avoid the exposure of a number of Information of the robber having been given to the police, Bates, Thos., ditto ditto ditto Hickman, J., A.C.L. A., St. G orge's East; Middlesex •fesbidel h eurselves to think that he had expected to be able to ry visiting the premises of any trader, and persons as aju . ne f h tbl y d 1 • Id h• t tod o ot e cons aes succee et in ta mg er in o cus y a Bealby, ditto ditto ditto Howell, James, A.C. L.A., St. Ann's, Soho, Middlesex City of Gloucester, Gloucester Hinton, John H., Baptist Free Communion, Cupar, Ft , tee.,, e at • Roaf, William, Independents. Wigan, Lancaster Heyworth, Lawrence, A. C.L.A. Liverpool, Lancashire br e • d to thereby collecting a crowd, or attracting pu lc no iee, an week or two ago. The prisoner was fully committed. Burford, Ephraim,jun., Bow, Stratford, Essex -.• edt Ransom, Samuel, Congregationalists, Hackney, Middlesex Mirams, James, Independent, Kennington, Surrey . work such an almost instantaneous conversion in the Horton, Mr., A.C. L. A., Whitechapel, Middlesex 'of prevent insufficient weiehts being secreted. It appeared that CLERKENWELL. Bew, Robert, Free 'rrade, Bilston, Staffordshire • Alilner; Thomas, King-street Chapel, Northampton minds of his fellow-legislators on the subject of the t • • I) ult F Liverpool, Lancaster Hodwine, Mr., A. C.L.A„ Westham, Essex e. .. ea 1 • 'ff f be' • tfi • .11 1 I . • d ' Id h . ix weights were taken from the p ainti or mg insu eient o n ewts, age 13, was charged with rob mg is master, 0 , , Spittle, John, A.C.L. A., West Bromwich, Staffordshire • ' Corn-laws, as the bringing forward of his motion hy the defendant, and three other jurors who had accoenpanied Mr. Ellis, a surgeon, in Holborn. Bowns, Dr. Hill, Jsmes, A.C.L. A., Shoreditch, Middlesex s m ith, W, Adams, A. C. L. A., West Bromwich, Staffordshire Neilor, Frederick, Indepeedent, Camberwell, Surrey ': . would seem to imply. We acquit him of that ab- him, and on being taken to the vestry-room they were weighed • The prisoner was introduced by his father to the prosecutor Brotherton, J., M.P., Salford Howard, Mr. ,A.C. L. A., Hammersmith, Middlesex 1 Bromley, Kent surdity, but must hold him guilty of wasting the in the presence of the plaintiff, when it was ascertained about two months ago, and Mr. Ellis being in want of such a 'eldl Bannister, H. J., Keppel-street Chapel, London, MI esex Houghton, George, A.C. L. A., Kentish and Camden Town, Sweeting, George, Independent Chape , . Salt, Titus, A. C.L.A., Bradford, Yorkshire Preist, Edmond T., Commercial-street, Northampton . time of the House, and pervertin . g its forms to that one of them was correct, and the remainine five youth, took him into his employ, the father asearing him that Booth, Joseph, Alitcbam, Surrey Middl, sex Swann, John, Operative A. C.L.A., Huddersfield, Yorkshire . • Heard, John, A.C.L. 1., Nottingham, Notts the purposes of Anti-Corn-law agitation. It is not, were detained. The respective weights and differences his son was one of the most innocent children In London, but Baoger. James, Mitcham, Surrey, __ _ e H main, Thus , Congregational Church, Greenock, Renfrew. Sharp, J C., A.C. L. A., Southampton, Hants Rees David, Independent, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire . , of course, within the range of , possibility to suppose of these detained were as follows : One ounce s hrewd an d i n tellig en t. With these recommendations the pro- 13o3kett, Tabernacle, Meori.elds, Middl sex . II J 6 - 1 B 'Ch I D t eet Leicester Scott, Thomas, A.C.L. A , Longtoun, Cumberland Rothery, J., Baptist, Harover-street, Glasgow that he and his supporters were not fully a.ware of the weight dsficient four grains ; 2 oz. vreight deficient a similar secuter was of course highly pleased, and believing them , , . Boutems J. F 13rentford Retorm Association, Brentford, do arvey, n., encra aptist urc a over-s r e tVerwickshire Sturge, Joseph, A.C.L A., Birmingham, Royerort, W. T., Baptist, London. Hall, Samuel, A.C. L. A., Archdeacon. lane, Leicester • fa,te that awaits the preposterously absurd project they ieht of 2oz deficient 6 gra•ns. strictly true he at once reposed the highest confidence in the number of grain& Another we p ~ . , . Barter, Joseph, Alitcham, Surrey . Sure, Joseph, A. C. L.A., Luke, Staffordshire 13 •led J h B • E 1 t t 8 T • 1 L d A quarter of a lb. weight deficient two grains ; and the fifth accused, who immediately commenced a system of plunder, n• 1 ge, 0 ri, aptist, ag e-s rec., ) sa , on on Hoyle, John, A.C.L. A., Rochdale, Lancashire Stansfell, Hamer, A.C. L. A. , Leeds, Yorkshire Thomson, John M., A. C.L.A., Maybole, Ayrshire advocate—a project as wildly mischievous as ever the . . d • • w nark Hi. eins Andrew, A. C. L. A., Edmonton, Middlesex . weight beine also a quarter of a Ih., eficient seven grains. which he carried out up to the day of his apprehension, when Beith, alexander, Young Men's Free Trade, Glasgs ,La 14, ~ , Steele, James, A.C.L. A. , Carlisle, Cumberland Townly, Dr., Brixton, Sr-rey sti. - Be l( - brain of a madman conceived. Their only motive for Lord " • ' ARINGER, in summtng up, commented strongly upon kindry bills . were delivered against Mr. Ellis for which the pri- B .as ring, Dr., M. P. Holwick, J., A.C.L A., Tottenham, Middlesex Sheffitre Thomas, .A.C. L. A.; Carl is'e, Cumberland Tyler, W., Indepeodent, Hope Chapel, Spitalfields, IN occupying the attention of Parliament, therefore, must the conduct of plaintiff's attorney, who had brought separate nee soner had had the rnOney to pay. This necessarily led to a Bowler, William, Southwark, Bring-street, Southwark Haggett, George, A.C.L. A., Lambeth, Surrey , Slater, Lim, Esq., A.C,L. A , Carlisle, Cumberland be to gratify the " League," and show the spouters t ions against the four jurors who had seized the plaintiffs weights, further investigation. Barker, John, Albany Chapel, Frederick-street, Middlesex Hover, John, A.C. L. A., Bow and Poplar, Middlesex Smith, S. A.A.C. L. A., West Distiict of St. Pancras, London Wade, John, A.C.L.A., Deptford, Kent , out -of doers that red-hot nonsense can also be talked in and told the Jury that although the Inquest. Jury would have Mr. Ellis said, that since he had given the prisoner into CUS- Burnley Lancashire 13uekmaster, John, Leighton 13uzzard, ditto, Beds and Bucks Holgate, John, A.C. L. A., ~ . "Tetsleacliffe, the Ilouse of Commune, no t on ly w ith i m p u nity, b u t been fully justified in seizing any weights, however trivial the tody he had ascertained that the prisoner had been six or seven Seholefield, J., Esq., M.P. -A.C. L. A., Birmingham, Warwick e _ Bateman, Mr., A. C. L. A., St. Martin's-in-Fields, Middlesex Hocken, Mr., A. C. L. A., St. Martin's-in-Fie . , Hilton, John, Townshi Saddlewortle Yorkshire THE MARKETS. applause. But, thanks to the good sense and ster- deficiency might have been, yet in the present case there should times in priSon. • Buchanan, IV., Glasgow, Lanark p, Shaw, M., A. C.L. A., St. ' Luke's, Middlesex lds Middlesex Scholefield, William, A. C.L. A., Birmingham, Warwick ling worth of thsepeophe of this country, the supporters of b., a verdict given for the plaintiff, inasmuch as the defendwat Mr. GREENwoop—ls th a t s o, -boy ? Prisoner—Not quite Lai es , Joseph, A. C. L. A., Ilkeston, Derby Harrison, S., A. C. L. A., Metropolitan Solomons .—, A.C. L. A. , Sts Leonard's. Shoreditch, Middlesex COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. ____,...---''' so ruinous' arid suicidal a scheme are neither numerous and the three jurors who accompanied him, could not legally °O often as you have been told. Batley, Joseph, Huddersfield, Yorkshire • Swallow, ' Ben., Esq., A.C.L.A,, Christ Church, Marylebone, nor influential ; and it will require some stronger proof exercise privileges vested in the whole jury. The Inquest Mr. GREENWOOD—How often do you say ? , Prisoner— . Bill Charles, A. CL., Coventry, Warwickshire Hodgson, James, A. CI. A., Hebden Bridge, Yoikshi Hughes, H., A. C. L. A., St ourbridge, Worcestershire Harding, Jonathan A. C. L. A., Mitcham, Surrey re . Middlesex . Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. i...... „. ~, , ---"---- ---- --- -, 4 4 than Mt. Villiers' bare aesertion to convince us that Jury should have all aeted together, and the entire twelve Perhaps two or three. That boy (pointing to a dirty looking Eraby, James, Kentish Town Auxiliary, Middlesex the cause he advocates has made, or is inaleing ra hi should have been pre.ent when the seizure had been made ; urchin) told me how to prig. A hing.ton ... 57 72 25 26 25 31 35 44 t' Symons, J. C., A.C.L.A., Stroud and Cheltenham, Glou- Per Quarter.. s. to s. s. to 5. s. to s. s. to g. ,',.. .... ..- .... o' P h- otherwise their acts, as a jury were not warranted by law. "Me !" exclaimed the boy, " what a lie." Ileator harles James, Independent, Ebenezer Chapel, Mi Brown, Abraham, Baptist and Independent, Belper, Derby- Hayes, Thomas, A. , C.L. A., Bethnal- g reen, Middlesex shire kndover 55 6.i 6 1.0 26 28 . ,4 progress either within or witheut the walls of Parliament. Stale, IV , A.C. L.A., Paddington, Middlesex lianbnry ti3 OS 22 40 2i ne Siii 4f/ --;; . A verdict was returned fo; the plaintiff, with One Farthing Mr. GitEENwoon (to the last mentioned promising youth) Bill, Charles, A n ti-Monopoly, Coventry, Warwick dlesex Hinton, J. H., Baptist, Church, Devonshire-square, London Smart, B. H., Esq., A.C.L. A., Paddington, Middlesex Barri gstoke a 4 65 31 37 24 ',13 42 . 46 , l j t ••••• ...- REV 0L 0 TION AT- LISBON. damages. . —What do you know about the prisoner ? Boy—Why we've Bray, Charles, dttto, ditto, ditto lton TBAC L A nt George's East, Middlesex Circnc••ster 5l IC 21 l's 22 31 43 4.1 ' 0 , * d- cestershire MOORE V CLARKE. been to the mill together only twice. i;oventry — GI 24 32 21 1!9 31 ..... .... We have just received letters from our Lisbon Cor- - . This eat an action to recover compensation in damag-s f or Mr. GitEENwoou—What for ? Boy—Once for pickine n Bear, J., Nottingham, Notts p P Lancashire Boultbee, William, A. C.L. A., Birmingham, Warwickshire Hearne, Daniel, C:atholic Priest, St. Patrick's, Manchester, s Sh te e rlin: J . a , . 1 • • • • , A ., C L • A • • D • ninha . rton and Vale of Leven, Dum isaventry Harry Nun Morgan, Independent, New Bread-street, London barton Derby resdondent to the 14th instant, brought by the Lady an alleged piracy. teventeen shillings. I foreot what for was the other ; but I Bigg3, William, A. C. la A., Leicester, Leicestershire Scoble, John, A.C.L. A., West Hackney and Stoke Nevving- Howden ..._ — ti 3 31 18 4 , 4 '' Mary Wood steamer. Alr. KNOWLES and another gentleman appeared for the know he has been in quotesix timee. Baker, Isaac, Huddersfield Operative, Yorkshire Hughes, Ellis, Independent, Hollywell, Flintshire laintiff, and Mr. M. D. Hill for the defendant. Hill, William, A. C. L.A., Woolwich, Kent tun, Middlesex Hungerford 46 13 9.9 37 25 :30 40 45 ...... -" o A revolution broke out at Lisbon on the night of P Mr. GREENWOOD committed the prisoner for trial. Briggs, Edward, Rochdale, Lancashire Simpson, Wm., A.C.L. A., Hammersmith, Middlesex Melton - 4 0 :,. the ith, which had' terminated in favour of the Charter It appeared that the plaintiff is a publisher, carrying on _______,_________ se ,_ _ Brown, E., Tabereacle, Praed-street, Paddington Hod g kinson, J., A.C.L. A., Charley, Lancashire Sands, Robert, A. C. L. A., Somers'-town, Middlesex Mai• enhead 5•2 75 32 35 25 31 36 44 eiottiiigham ZiB 74 13 39 tel 27 L - 14 ` l3 . --...... ~,'' business in St. Martin's-lane, and that in the year . 1839 Ise had Hubbuck, T., Jun., St. George's East, Middlesex of Don Pedro. The immediate cause of the movement THE WORLD.. Bradoley, Richard, Established Church, Rochester, Kent Wantage 65 78 :in 34, 30 32 36 40 ..... It . published a portrait of the celebrated mare Beeswing, of which „ was the entrance of Viscount Sada Bandeira, as Minis uly this is an age of astronomy, for more Bow l er ' B uce M. D. ' Seamer, 'rhos. ,A.C.L. A. , West Hackney and-Stoke Newing- Warwick .„... ~, the price was 15s. each coloured, and 7s. 6d. 1 • Th d p ain. ee- The world" is a phrase of all-work--employed b ' Pll R • 8.1 . Icll y every body Bains Middlesex Winchester - 76 sp 20 ''' „. York 5B 67 31 36 - 19 24 36 44 e ter of War, into the Cabinet, formed on that evening b y fendant is the printer and publisher of a cheap weekly publiea. ed jn our daily conversation than ever were seen Brewer and in all places ; yet there Is none of more doubtful Meaning in hi h ' , Heywood, James, A. C. L. A., Bethnal-green, Middlesex ateliff Hayn n es, e A s l e r x . P., A.C.L. A., Chriochurch, Portman-market, Sli t : A A l . id , ci A les C e . x L. A., St. Luke's, Middlesex &ere'', Joseph, jun., A.C. L. A., Bcitv, 'Middlesex i• L i s• d• 06 .the Duke of Palmella, and the measures resorted tion, called Tom Spring's Life in London, and in that. work the English language. Tr i t vah u is gt a i re li n e i r eLt h iz 's telescope. In Our generation worlds, like : w a a m y, es. Scotch Secession Church, e -.greet, Harrin J. Quincy, AI. P., New Castle Staffordshire Sutton, John, A C L.A., Knutsford, Essex Per Bushel s.ci. s. d. s.d. s. d. s. s. d. s. d, ,- —6 0 , to by Viscount Sa to put down the Oporto movement he had given what he had described as a pertrait of a distin ally tell us Hew, tt, Mr., A. C. L. A., Strand.. Middlesex in favour of the Charter. The troops at Lisbon were guished and successful racer, az a winner of the Derby, called W N i i llti l le , l A .C .c .L . . L A A ,. , Cle t e t aZd , d s le n s i e r x ey Hums CORN MARKET. CP. when Divines who keep their carria es her useful inventions have in r B B : i o n ,s b . i n . i:d: . e ~ A J : e N . L . , .E A s . q ~ , C A a . m C b . e L r . w A e . 1 Sibley, 'rhos, A.C.L. A , St. George's-in-the-East, ditto Scott, Robt., A.O L.A., St. Ann's, Westminster, Middlesex Birmingham e n SO3 6 4 6 36 4 0 e 0 7 ° 00, 646- , 06. commanded by Chartists, and Viscount Sa. immediately Coronation, a portrait which, the plaintiff complained, was °I . . , c eased to such a degree, that Westminster Wheat, Whit (per Quarter) on enteringinto office, dismissed most of tht colonels of taken from that which he himself had published of Beeswing, g emphatic , li St s . u l:: a e r y I in's-in-the-Fields, fai , rip en ll:2, , AA..Cc..LL..AA..,,lt..htlotilieNso,titaTth, axclittsex Scholefield, Mr., ALP. Red not to lo ' -e the World w. are at to vronder i' • . Leicester, Leicestershire Stirline, James, A. C.L. A., Kirriemuir, Forfar Foreign the garrison, as well as the Governor of the Castle of St. and a.q one strong proof of that fact, the representation o f lie m , - p vhieh of them Bowkett, T. E., A.C.L,A., Poplar, Middlesex Inchley, Claypole, General Baptist, Sutcliff. Thomas, A.C. L. A., Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire Barley, Malting . • &,'s :'. '• n.A. ' Georre, which brought on the explosion. The garrison Coronation, although a 'horse, bore the indications of the wood- ' 3'. can—and so on. First we have the Gre t N bi tea oni ' ' 3 V° yby the aristocrac I • Thomas AC L A Southwark, Surrey rld, inha. Bright, Wm., A.C. L. A., St George's, Southwark, Surrey .rwin, , • • • •, ffi Id Y k Id n. She e,or s ire Shorrock, Eccles, Itarwen, Yorkshire GriEding •S. 296. - 21 , - Pis. 'fr '" . of ta castle, headed by the old governor, immediately cut oda mare, and that the original was Beeswing. y. Byron calls them " Those for .B.ines, George, Independert Congregation, Purley, Lancishire Ibbotson, William, Free-Trade Ass . _ Smith, 'I homes, Towe of Caine and Chaitelry of ditto, and Oats, British - ess doh 2- - In support of this statement several engrahers . . and painters wheat the„ " World tvas made •" , and though some have had Blount J Al , • ~ Reading, Berkshire Imrie, George, A.C. L.A., Brentford, Middlesex Foreign (in bond) 4o•' 32s 3 04 .1 ,. de.clared for the Charter, and the regiments- quartered at cause to suspect the truth of this • Congregational A. C. L. A., Colne, Lancashire I Beans-- ... ere called as witnesses all of whom said that in their doctrine no doubt seems re-3g London ! Pease, Grey ... ... Belem declared almost simultaneously in the same sense w • ' to remain on th eir minds that th e w or ld , ' " CL A St George-in -East, Middlesex Smith, Edward, Baptist Congregation, Devonshi ~ 365. w: . ess s opinion the drawing for the wond-cut of Coronation . as intended solely for Cotton, Mr., Whiteehapel and Stepney, Stepney, Middlesex Jackson, Ederted, A. ..,.- • . Soame, Mr., A. C. L. A., St. Martin's in-the-F.elds. Middlesex Bale and White . s:s. :"• ~ and marched to the Necessidacles Palace. The new their use. - Next in order comes the " Gat SAI 'N • t D dBo J k J h a r. L A St. George-in East, Middlesex Linseed had been copied from the 1 • fff' t't f B • pam i s por rat o eeswing. „ World" and the Cheeseman M , s r., t. ary s, . ewing on, over-roa_ , w ac son, s, n, A.. f & 1 Sturges, Jcseph, Esq., Inhabitants of Cupar, Fifeshire Ministry took all measures in their power to crush this h Hackney, Aliddlesex Flour per sack They, however, added, that the only variances between World orFashion," which are generally supposed to be synono- Cannon, Alr St Ann's, Almonry,' Westminster, Aliddlesex Jones, John, A. C.L. A. Seal ~ . . Scale, John Secession Church, Cupar, Fifeshire Rape6etd (per 10 quar. eta) movement. The populace and Arsenal workmen were the two portraits were a reversing of the position of the head mous. Then the " Scientific World," full of Smoke and noise Crellin, John, St. George's-in-the-East Johnston, David, A. C.C. A., Cambe:well:,iurrey Skeggs, Rt.,A.C. L. A., St. Alertin's-in-the-Fields, Middlesex EDINBURGH CORN af A RKEI'. reit supplied with arms, and with all the remaining troops of the animal, and in the back ground : for whilst in the origi- as the birthoatace of steam ought to b e , There is the Cox, James, Camberwell, A:C.L,A., 8, Grove-place, Cam- James, John, A.C.L A. Paddingtoo, Alinusl'e x e Sou!, Joseph, Free Communion Baptist; Cupar, Fife , wee ., Barley. oat... , a ,F,"::o`,.i. 4 r i ` marched to a central position, with the apparent object nal the back-ground was a view of the country, that in the '' Literary World," illustrating the tnth of Solomon', berwell, Surrey . Johnson, William, A.C.1...A., Bishopsgate, Loaded Siding, Wm., Scotch Baptists, New Basford, Notts First 70,. od 24s ed. 26: 01. 1 .e 7 ~, r . proverh, "Of . S,eond 6.1 d 31 0 2s 0 a) t. ee . . of attacking the Castle. But it was soon apparent that copy presented the representatien of a grand stand and figures. making many books, ' there Is no end." Clcvs, Thomas, General Baptist, Hinckley, Lincolnshire Jens, Thomas, A. C. L. A. , Wands viorth, Surrey . Sisling, John, Scotch Baptists, Nevi Basford, Notts l'oird the troops of the Government could not be depended upon Mr. ther e on the part of the defendant, contended first that .' Theatrical World," which is generally believed to be the proper Cox, Edward William, A.C. L.A., Taunton and Wellington, Jephcott, Jonathan, A. C. L. A., Leicester, Leicestershire . cnam • Th Independent, Uxbridge, Middlesex pt r, 01113 S, Average price of Wheat :,: , 6 5 6 - 4 6 , i' 66 ,. to fight in the cause in which they were engaged, and on there had been no proof of damage having been sust,ined ; and name !or all the rest. There is likewise a " Working World," Somerset Johnston, W., A C.L. A., Bishopsgates London 'es; , Tohn, D.D., Independent, Clapham road, Surrey PRICKS OF PROVISIONS aC. i-. ) ~,t - 11.:'. the night of the Bth, the Ministers unanitnously resolved secondly, he would put it to the Jury to consider whether any occupied by the area.cst nd m t - f , . a _Ol. unc.ul class of maukind, but Campbell, Peter, Dissentino' Congregation, Paisley, Rene Johnston, Alex., ALP., A. C.L.A., Kilmaruoek, Ayrshire eiyies, - deer,iter .. ........ Os. brl. toos,gri, Freshllutter, Ilh. If ‘'" •0 1 , tO tilVe in their resignations, ana signed a written &chi.- sporting gentlemz.n, or any individual, wish•ng to possess him- , 7::'ut r lovr . i t i . y .,: all the_loyFrs of gentility, and far beneath the no- frewshirc Jones, Henry, A. C. L. A., F.dmonton, Bliddlesex . Smith, S., tr.. - , enclent Woodbridge, Suffolk I stiittoti.-- . ---- ri 5 0 7 Salt Ditte—,....„. I) 10 1,1 0 ' 7 ' Veal .........................,...... 0 7 010 Ditto, per ca t.„86 0 1 .0 4 ration at the Palace of their inability to put down the self of a portrait of Beewain g , the char g e tur which, let them ' . __F ''' ns o vvnich or ot th ese , th en , is by pre.eminence Colcoth, Pease.... Society of Friend,. Tottenham, Middlesex --- - lames, Henry, Hope Chapel Congregation, Beacting. Dueks _ , ete;te Jelin Irate . ' hhemitive Methodists, Haslingdon, Lancashire e. . .... e . . C. L.A., West. Bromwich. §tafford 1 1 f',,rx....,...,...„,....,......... 0 5 0 7 E go , pe, da i. .... p , 0 0 , 4 , Chartists. The Queen then sent for remember was 15s and 7s 5d would buy a work of such TaE WOrlii ? The wov,a the Duke of 'rer- • •' • • • •' - renounce for us ? which our godfathers and odmoth C ere uoper, .I . oseph, A.C.L A., Cuyar, Fife , Johnson, John, A. C. L. A. Cottgleton, Cheshire Stokes, Nv ni. , Dave iss ". - A., Oldbury, Shropshire i L Lam, psi- qr. -- 3 0 4 0 Oateteaeliciile..-1 ' g 1 . 1 ) , J 1' manifold inferior merit as a cheap weekly publication. The World, which serves for g a - universal I Cooper, Ema.nuel, A.C.L. A., St. George s, Surrey Jones, John A., I3aptist dorch Chapel, Brick-lane, London Stokes, Wm., Baptist A:c..)... A ... , L.A. Leices' er ' l'irliow, ewt........39 0 42 0 Wheat Dt.;.o.•* 7" P ' I l ' ceira, and a new Ministry, friendly to the re-esta.• Lord ARINGER left it to the Jury to say whether, in their scape.goat, and bears alike the burthen of our sins and sorrow. 3 • 1 Cartwright, Richard, A. C. L. A. , Eagle. street, London Stevenson, Thomas, Haptiat N. , .. 2 •-;outhwark, Surrey. Quartern Loaf —,.. ll 0i 010 Barley Hitt& ••••'^' ~-, 10 * ' ' blishment of the Charter, was formed. On the 10th, in opinion, there was not such a difference between the two por- for who has nut heard of respectable people being presented from ' 1 Cooks, Francis, A.C.L. A., St. Marylebone, Middlesex ' Knapp, George, A.C. L.A., Bishopsgate, London Stevenson, John, Baptist, A. C.L. A., ... , , t n ear Bath v0tat0e5,141b....... 0 0 0 5 Hay, perst. ' '". - , accordance vvith their report, a Royal decree WAS issued, traits as to enable them to say that the one was not a piracy of doing their duty by the opinion of the world P Does not Mr. Biter, I Coats, Robert, A. C. L. A. t Paddington, Middlesex Kirk, William, Relief Congregation, Paisley, Scotland S Thomas, Established,Church, Ru. 0 I n 1 peucer, 0 EDINBURGH MEAL MARlita DO V hen he is bitten exclaim with 'u ' • • petting the Charter alai!' in vigour. Three days' re the other, and then, if there were not such a variance, whether w ... , , sst indignation, against the trea. i Cumming, John, Metropolitan Young Men, Aidersgate street King, W. A. ,A.C L. A.,. Rotherhalie, Surrey Staig, J. Alethodist New Con., Lender( Per Sack of 2801 b. I mp. Per•stone of 141 b• ,0 1 vi joicings were ordered in consequence, and the- Queen they considered that any damage had been sustained by the fic c rous World ? Does not the Irish rector, who sells a sick widow's : City ' Keighley, A. H., A. C.L.A, St. George's-in• East, Middlesex StriChan, J., 'A. C.L. A., Forfar, Forfarshire I Fit st Oatmeal gi 16 0 First Oatmeal ..... * c v , J i Second ditto ~ 0 had been to the Cathedral to giVe thanks for the Plaintiff; and if so, to what amount. bed for tithe, declaim piously against the wickedness of the World! , Cave, Otwa Es M P Kay, E. G., United Associated Congregations, Telford, near -----, Township, Forfar, Forfarshire 1 n•irleemeae..... ...... same. The Junta of Oporto had been dissolved, and The JURY returned a verdict for the defendant. Listen to the Wealthy merchant—the man of many thousands, who ' Cla Y' q i rk, C. F., West St. Pancras Association, 68, Albany-street, Rochdahe Lancashire P•tsenteal lB 0 Peasemcal. ............ ••• everything appeared quiet at Lisbon. Costa Cabral was g' Amon - t the witnesses examined on the art of the Plaintiff adds warehouse to warehouse, and ship to ship—who having more ' Md p = than emu • • • i dlesex • Kellews, Henry, A. C. L. A., Mansfield, Nottinghamshire - Thomas, Wm., A.C.L.A., Fairford, Gloucestershire Pat Harley from 30s. to 4/ Q E. per sack were Alessrs Hunt Ale er an .gh for life, toils on a willing slave of 141ammon for what 0 d , y , d Cooper, all artists of great Re . . . . . C n er, Jodah, Highfield Chapel and Ramsden-street Chapel, Kitchen D., A.C.L. A., St. Mary's, Alarylebone, Middlesex Thompson, W. P., A. C.L. A., Lincoln's Inn-fields .--' daily expected, and the difficulty seemed to be to recon- " CORNWALL MARKETS. celebrity in this particular branch of their profession. must lay down at the bidding of the Great Leveller; even he, Huddersfield, Yorkshire Kent, li., A. C. L. A., Paddington, Middlesex Thompson, John, A C.L.A., Northwich, Cheshire cile the various pretensions of the leaders of the success- . - glculated at 24 gallons to tl___ ~.r t amid the bustle of business, finds time to coinplain of the trouble- Cornwell, Zecariah,Anti-Cormlaw Association, Bethnal-green, Kevan, Peter, West Relief Church, Paisley, Renfrewshire Tyers, John, General Baptist, Dover-street, Lexester te. ful side. The Cortes are convoked under the Charter for INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, F , ' ~(7. 19. some World. Tell us, 0, ye philosophers ! (and one cannot turn a Aliddlesex Kluht, B. H., Independent, Twickenham, Middlesex Thornely, Thomas, M.P. 1 Wheat. Barley. 1_,....7- ---- i. ti , s;, pl' • ~....„_...„, the 10th of June. Very satisfactory communications eorner now-a, Thompson, .1., A. C. L. A., Carlisle, Cumberland ' ------- s. d. to :. d. s. d. t• a. d. I b 0 "% t 44 The insolvent in this case yds desdribed as e hank clerk, days without meetin g a Socrates) what particular Churston, John, Bromley Chapel, Bromley, Kent Kluht, William, Independent, Shelhourhe, Derby 0 58 1 ""'" 0 had been received from the Spanish Government, which and also carrying on business as ad er P • y at .olly•lodge, Beth- World is the theme of so rnany voices. Verily it is a question Cadb Phil' Ebley A.C.L. A., y, i ip, Ebley, Cloueestershire • Katherns DI d 1• H ' ' "th Alnlll , ~ n epern ent, ammersmi , i ( esex Taylor, Peter, Aletropolitan Young Alens' Association, London, trim)... ......... .. —O. d 1 2 0 3 , __ J 0 declares it will not interfere unless at the request of the nall-green. He subsequently carried on leisine - • ss as a publican worthy of the British Association I—Panch. - ' Clay Joseph Travis, A.C.L. A. 1 , , Bastick and Halifax,Yorkshire Kershaw James, A.C. L.A., Matichester, Lancashire Middlesex /fel tene I St. Austell 0 3 • 0 8 0 ••• 8 38 -- 0 aI, Queen, when it offers every assistance in its power.— in Peckham, and the debts appeaetng in his balance-sheet 1 Cone Henry, A.C.L. A., Tottenham, Middlesex Kirby, D ' aniel, A. C.L. A., Uxbridge, Bucks Taunton, W., A. C. L. A., Coventry, Warwick . Bodmin 0 8 8 —‘; 4 4 •-•" 0 1, r i Chronicle. amounted to upwards of 1,000/. A_ HORSE'S CONFIDENCE IN HIS RIDER.-- 1 ' " - G Badf dACLA Clayton, I . • , r or •.. ~ Bradford, Yorkshire Taylor, J. George, A.C.L. A. Uxbridge, Middlesex 7 6 --. 0 3 0 -.. 0 f Llskeard ....... 1 1 • Aletro olitan A. C. L.A., Ahddlesex Leuticescon - 0 7 5 • 0 1 1 13 - 2 6 :, .., , - Mr. WOOORogFE oppoSed, his application to be discharged, The confidence of a horse in a firm rid • Cre lin Phillip, St. George, Shadwell, Wapping, Ratcliff, Lowthrop, Sir Wm., Anti-Monepoly Society, Kingston-upon- Taylor, Id. A. I p 6 0 7 e 3 0 3 n 4 0 TRIBI) TE TO THE MEMORY OF er and his own courage ' '• ' and examined him and eeveral witnesses at great length, from is great; as 'mai conspicuously evinced in the case of an Arab ' Middlesex Hull, Yorkshire Tarry, John, ndependent, Albany Chapel, Middlesex , Camellias: ! 'sentence.... " 7 8 8 4 0 4 v , , ~t, „ 0 THE LATE J. , SYDNEY TAYLOR, A.M. whose evidence it at,,peared that on the day upon which he was possessed by the late Gen. Sir Robe-t R. G . ll • h • i espie, w o being ' Coles, N., Stratford, and West Ham, Essex Law, Richaed, Maize Hill Independents, Greenwich, Kent Thornpson, C. T• P., A. C.L. A. , ditto I Thompson, T. C., AC. L., Aletropolitan Association, London 1 .c ~, it 1 . •Tent 0 1 MINII4 - d INTELLIGEITCE. . 1 4,1, (THIS DAY.) arrested, the Stieriff's officer in whose custody he was go- present on the. race-ceurse of Cale ' • -utta, during one of the reat Clemwell, N., South Hackney Association, Mare-street, Hack- Lawson, DA.C. L. A., Kentish-1 own, Middlesex ~ Tite, Joseph, Beaminster A. C.L. A „ Beaminster, Dorsetshire ' , 2uantity of Conner t.>, - Ps sold at Redruth Ir I week... 1 , 7)4 4, „, ing to prieo e t recommended him strongly to em loy a soli- Hindu fe t• 1 h g - I nev Middlesex Little Richard AC L A Mitcham Surrey A public meeting was held at one o'clock at Exeter citor ne • p s iva s, wen several hundred thou , and people may be ''' J Working Men's Associ ' . ' '•• • ” • ' Y Al hd . t kr J A C.L. A., Rotherbithe, Surrey i average Produce Ave ......... . so 4,1 q, I hned Buchannan to pass him through this Court, assembled to witness all kinds of shows was sudde I 1 d Courtland, ~ ation, Braintree, Bock- Lord, John, Baptist Denorninetion and N esleyan et ois e e. ~ • , A.C.L. A., Paddington, Middlesex 1 2ti.mttly o: otie copper ... ..... ; l ist. I Hall, fur the purpose of raising a fund for erecting a and. Orou ht him to that gentleman's office, on his way to pri- by the shrieks of the cro • . g , ny a arme • wd, and informed that a tiger had es- I "— an an d Halsted, Evsex Association, Bacup, Lancashire Turnbull, Walter Taylor, Charles, Somershtown Association. Middlesex Amount of sale, :,085 . 7 9 , aa,,Averasta 3:auditor. monument to the memory of the late Mr. J. S. Taylor, son. The Learned Counsel strongly reprobated the practice caped from his keepers ; the General • cr - I ~ t Chapman, J. General Baptist, Loughborough, Leicestershire Lashwood, James, A. C.L A., Edmonton, Middlesex 11° ' imme tate y cailea T 1( John A.C.L.A., Hammeremith, Middlesex _ _ s_ end for the publication of his works. The meeting . was of allowing Sheriffs' officers to become " touter?' fur attorneys, for his 'horse, and instantly gre a t e n a Coates, .1. at't., Whitechapel, Stepney, Whitechapel, High- Lees, Samuel, A.C.L. A., Manchester, Lancashire yrre , , ail/ I c°"0,00 g boar-spear, which , , , Tovey. J., A. C, L. A., Middlesex . The Annals of the PropagatiOh qf the F w to , rh . most respectably attended by gentlemen connectred with and said that Mr.. Barrett, the Governor of the Debtors' Prison, was in the hands of one among the - crtawd, rode to attack this ' s`rec" Middlesex Lowthian, Al., A.C. T.. A. Carlisle, Cu-nberland C. L. A., Brolport. Dereetshire h a 'P e the Bar,. and others who have admired the prlnciples of very properly instituted an investieation into all the circum- formidable enemy ; the tiger probabl ed ' ' Church, E., A. C. L. A., Walthamstow, Walhrook, Essex Lowt hien, John, A. C. L.A. , Carlisle, Cumberland ' Tite, Joseph, Bridport, A. a letter to the Pope from the Bishop of Alt,„!ers, wit ~ e. te n y was amaz at finding • Thomson,' Adam, A. C.L.A•, . Hawiek, Roxburgh i s ne. ' et .0 thy deceased, and the able manner in which Ile advocated stances of the case, and reprimand:d the officer for his conduct. himself in the middle of such a number of shriekin b • g eings, , odACLA E 1 Church, E., Stratf r •.. ~ „ ex Lewis, James Henry, A. C.L. A. Stroud, Gloucestershire Rhd i L Id ovidendo, oc ae, ancas ire of the condition of the Catholic Church in Ws dt,e'• n st , oil o c Chapel, Pr . oee , e • r them. The chief grounds of opposition to the insolvent's di sc h arge flying from him in all directions, but the moment he i Cl, rk F West Hackney and Stoke Newington Association, Lewis, James, inhabitants, Stddleworth, Yorkshire Turner, T., II P ti t Carlisle, Cum- the Bishop states, the number of Catholics is 12,-• rea" ' o tti g . . perceived t • 'ee Communion Bap s , The chair was taken by Sir JOHN CHETWODE, Bart - Robert h , rere that ha had not properly aecounted in his schedule for a Sir , e crouched with the attitude of preparing t 1 . ''' Middlesex Neeington, , . Lings, J., Independents, Little Chapel-street, Soho, London Thompson, George, Fr churches and four chapels, besides others gettiOS - _ fire *h er , e are p si , '" e t ALP., who briefly introduced the :subject to the meet; . • h of household furniture and maehiner &c arge quanti y • y, ~ ushd spring at him, and that instant the gallant soldier passed hi ° s P e ' " • Coo r Wm St. • George sem-the-East A. C. L.A., Loeter Loftus, John, A. C. L. A., Hammersmith, Middlesex berland ch, Maybole, Ayreshire several hospitals. In the province of Algiers ther r __ , a . , ing. in his business and that he was taken on a friendly arrest horse in a leap over the t' ' ' Shadwell, Middlesex Lit tle, Robert, A C.L. A., Whitechapel and Stepney Thomas, John M., Secession Chu: ~ The Secretary, M. PRENDERGAST, Esq., read several Mr. CommiLioner REYNOLD aid the • • • iger s back, and struck the s ear • Mar debone, Middlesex churches and four chapels. The priests are twenty.thret'brep.,o,4 which the through his spine The h s s manner in , e.— orse was a small P Cross Mr A. C. L. A. , Paddington Aliddlesex L3on, J. A. A. C L.A. Camberwell; Surrey Tractwill, Jahn, Secession Church, Se- 3 Iddl - e• i esex , are several establishments of religious sisters and b, e _ 0 1 , ..",,ir , letters from Mr. Thos. Clarkeon, Mr. Wm. Allen, and Mr. insolvent's balance. sheet grey, afterwards ' •' CLA 13 .' • • T . l 11 . h Secession Church, Finsbur e . . - tou CP ' was prepared was wholly inexcusable sent home oyhim as a present to the Prince Re e t Wh Corbett, Joseph, A. •• •, onningham, ditto Lovell, E. 13., A.C.L.A ' ., Bildton, Staffordshire a t 3 or, te , • ' Middlesex i Cheycell there is a priest and an hospital, and _ ~ 0 0 0 v e . I Moore, of Dublin expressive of the high admiration of on the f - li . han's Church Kensin toe, Thornton, Dr. Vaug , g ~ part o a person in is walk of life, and he, therefore, Sir Robert fell at the iterating, of Kalun Vo n • en , Cunliff, Roger, jun., A.C.L.A., I eslington, ditto Leckie, R. M., A.C.L. A., Wigton, Scotland I consecrated to Christian worship; at Oran 5,v d a : c tir the' writer 3 for the talent of the deceased, and the phi- should adjourn the case in order to prepare a freeh balance sheet. bl k h ea, els favourite . C. L. A. , Bethnal-green, Middise s " 'titers, an _ie. r_ 1 Crossby, John, Brighouse, Brighouse, Yell Lankester, Edvvard, Al. D., A.C.LA., Doncaster, Yorkshire TOMS, Rich. T., A. tics, three priests, an establishment of religious si vev a r; I ,e ~' ac e.: arger, bred st the Cape of Goott H See • C la -- II .k R Li - 13 11 ession hurc , awn , ox l e lantrophic objects, to the promotion of which those talents Mr. Comex, on behalf of the insolvent, applied to have his carried by him to lndi ope, and ! Chi onenfield A. C. L. A., Cray ford, Kent Lyon, W. P., Congregation, Albany Chapel, Regent's-park The mpson, Adam, pital. At Constantine there are thrce priests, i e . t puS' ec er were directed. bail enlarged. a, was, at the sale of his effects n - - ' Ch h B k ' Thi•mas, David, Independent es arn, uc s competed for by several officers of his die's - t i Cave, Otway, M.P. Littler, Rev. R., Independents, London, Miadlesex sisters, a church, a chapel, and several hospitals. J.., o f te o r' Mr. EWA.RT ) & ton, ann Thomas, Thomas, Baptist College, Pontypool, Alonmouthshire ,• , , ALI „ moved the first resolution, to the The Learned C'hief COMMISSIONER said he could by no finally knocked down to the • i C:awfurd, John Lings, Rev. Henry, Independents, Accrington Lancashire a priest, with a church and an hospital. In all WI et Co n ' 00 effect that the distinguished Isl . privates of the Bth Drae n .I- Wished, anh - t • g th d e means consent to that. It was a very general practice with dis- who contributed their prize-mo d na 5 ' 1 Cannon, Mr., A.C.I. An St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Mid-- Lindsay, James, United Secession Church, Kfiniarnock, Ayr t the military masses have been re-esta pu ic services of the late John Sydney Taylor de - - honest insolvents to make up fraudulent schedules and balance hundred . ney to the amount of five Underwood, William, Baptist Tabernacle, Praed-street, Pad- t viee's e soldiers took th r ment last Easter, 00 , eel r ,s, mand some testimonial of üblie poundsstetlings, to retain tit' is commemoration of t • heir dleeex Leifehild, Rev. Dr. Minister of Craven Chapel, London , tine 'me , e sac a detail's 0 ` Or e ' , respect to his memory. That for/ the P sheets when they were out on bail, and run the chance of de- late Commander. Th Cookman, George, A.C.L A., Hull, York3hire Lowe, Rev. Mr., Ir:dependents, Forfar, Forfarshire dington, Middlesex B. :rrison. The Bishop adds several _ m oo of . promotion of • • us the charger was always led at . forming the this object a fond. be raieed, t be - r eeiving the Court with them, while if they were detected, all the head of the regiment on Chapman, John, General Baptist Congregation, Praed-street, emption of the pri , 'soners which Wa ' the direction of a Com • o app led under they had to do was to get their bail enlarged. He was de- ' Cawnpore - • a march, and at the station at . Villiers, C. P., Esq., M.P. ceedings for the re, ' I.l oc Paddington, Middle3ex Morris, Wm., A.C.L.A., Halifax, Yorkshire t the time they occurred. 140 o tt. , ruittee, to provide a tomb te • was usually indulged with taking hs a • laid before our readers': t ncient post at Baptist Congregation,.G . eorge-street, Notts . and inicription to the memo y ' reamed to stop such practices, and therefore in all cases like 1 the colourestand, where the sI t f l, Cole, Richard, A.C. L. A., Padding -li, Middlesex Merchant, John, A.C.L. A., Alitcham and Tooting, Surrey Vickers, William, hlutifruetei, from the " ) 90 1 D O o t t ,s the deceased, the aueo t-e passing squadrons was A 1 ", th C - present, he INpull refuse every application to enlarge . the 'ivn at d 'll d • 1 Vartv, T., Independent Congregation, Villiers-street, Strand, i etter la e 0n. , ,.. lame n dated . ~ e , Crawford, Sharman, Esq., M.P., Regent's-park, Middlesex Aluntz, M.P Bi • IS W •kh• - ~ rming am, amid sne and that a separate fund be raikeJ r- for h rstlbile....;..v. ~r incnivorten hnil . , F e _la an on reviews. When the rerriment WAS nrglerod '"'''"--- & Isser, on the road between Oran and :r --- .. e ..... :, rewe ctit i b!° l 7, _ .. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. ___,------ ..--- ~,„0, Wheat. Barley, Oats. Beans. , . ../.'. i.....' 1 , .. —..... —......---,—. —................ —.—... --- Per Quarter. s. to s. a. to s. s. to s. a. to s. „. 1- 44 A hing.ton ... 57 72 25 36 28 31 35 44 .:"' , kndover 551 6.1 6 20 26 28 • --. ....,‘ ttanbnry l6 n 8 32 40 2i 33 26 40 7, '" !Baal gatoke :).1 65 33 37 24 58 42 46 , 4 :: •••'' Cirenc..ster 53 10 25 :5 22 31 43 '4.i '-','S ..."' i;oventry — 61 24 32 21 :!9 31 —l a ' Oaventry Derby Howden Hungerford 46 13 29 37 25 20 40 45 '' , 45 Malton - :is Mai• enhead 52 75 32 35 25 31 36 44 m i4ottiogham 18 74 53 39 tcrl 27 L-8 i. 0 --- .' Wastage 65 78 :18 34 30 32 36 40 1 Warwick 4 Winchester .. 76 _ gp __ 20 _ 43 York 5B 67 31 36 - 19 24 36 44 ''''' ~d Per Bushel s.d. s.d. s.d. s. d. s. s. d. s.d, „1.."' "o 0t 6 , Birmingham 7 n 803 6 4 6 36 4 0 ,5 0 c' HULL. CORN 51ARKET. Wheat, White (per Quarter) 5O, as. r' Red 6,1,. 61s. 6 , (. .. Foreign • O2B :1 F. :V ,, ; . Barley, Malting. GriEding • s. 298. 1 1, yis . ,6. f‘.. - . Oats, British 18s 2°'• 32 5, j Foreign (in bond) . • ns 3 '• . - ",i, 8em5..... ... Pease, Grey ... ... B:tie and White 365. 3 5 '2• 4 ; 5:. ". Linseed INSOLVENT DEBTORS' C-OURT, 1%:;). 19. The insolvent in this case was described as a - bank clerk, and also carrying on business as a dyer at liolly-lodge, Beth nall-green. He subsequently carried on "ousiness as a publican in Peckham, and the debts appearsng in his balance-sheet amounted to upwards of 1,0001. Mr. WOODRUFTE Opposed his application to be discharged, and examined him and several witnesses at great length, from whose evidence it a'epeared that on the day upon which he was arrested, the S':ieriff's officer in whose custody he was go ing to Pri.0..1 recommended him strongly to employ a soli citor ip.cned Buchannan to pass him through this Court, and Orought him to that gentleman's office, on his way to pri son. The Learned Counsel strongly reprobated the practice of allowing Sheriffs' officers to become " touters" for attorneys, and said that Mr. Barrett, the Governor of the Debtors' Prison, very properly instituted an investigation into all the circum stances of the case, and reprimanded the officer for his conduct. The chief grounds of opposition to the insolvent's discharge were that he had not properly accounted in his schedule for a large quantity of household furniture and machinery, &c., used in his business, and that he was taken on a friendly arrest. Mr. Commissioner REYNOLDS said the manner in which the insolvent's balance- sheet was prepared was wholly inexcusable on the part of a person in his walk of life, and he, therefore, should adjourn the case in order to prepare a fresh balance sheet. Mr. COOKY, on behalf of the insolvent, applied to have his bail enlarged. The Learned Chief COMNIISSIONER said he could by no means consent to that. It was a very general practice with dis honest insolvents to make up fraudulent schedules and balance sheets when they were out on bail, and run the chance of de ceiving the Court with them, while if they were detected, all they had to do was to get their bail enlarged. lie was de termined to stop such practices, and therefore in all cases like the present, he would refuse every application to enlarge the insolvent's bail. A HORSE'S CONFIDENCE IN HIS RIDER.— The confidence of a horse in a firm rider and his own courage is great, as was conspicuously evinced in the case of an Arab, possessed by the late Gen. Sir Robert R. Gillespie, who being present on the race-course of Calcutta, during one of the great Hindu festivals, when several hundred thou.and people may be assembled to witness all kinds of shows, was suddenly alarmed by the shrieks of the crowd, and informed that a tiger had es caped &pm his keepers ; the General immediately called for his horse, and instantly grasping a boar-spear, which was in the hands of one among the crowd, rode to attack this formidable enemy ; the tiger probably was amazed at finding hmself in the middle of such a number of shrieking beings, flying from him in all directions, but the moment he perceived Sir Robert, he crouched with the attitude of preparing to spring at him, and that instant the gallant soldier passed his horse in a leap over the tiger's back, and struck the spear through his spie.e.—The horse was a small grey, afterwards sent home by him as a present to the Prince Regent. When Sir Robert fell at the storming of Kalunga, his favourite black charger, bred at the Cape of Goo 4 Hope, and cvried by him to India, was, at the sale of his effects, competed for by several officers of his division, and finally knocked down to the privates of the Bth Dragoons, who contributed their prize -money to the amount of five hundred pounds sterlings, to retain this commemoration of their late Commander. Thus the charger was always led at the head of the regiment on a march, and at the station at Cawnpore was usually indulged with taking his ancient post at the colnurestand, where the salute of the passing squadrons was given at drill and on reviews. When the regiment was ordered I home, the funds of the privates running low, he was bought , for the same sum by a relative of ours, who provided funds and a paddock for him, where he might end his days in comfort, but when the corps hadmarched, and the sound of trumpet had de- Darted, he refused to cat, and on the first opportunity, being I , qt out to exercise, he broke from his groom, and galloping to his ancient station on the perade, after neighing aloud, dropped down, and died. Colonel Smith we the Horse, in the Na tural Library. THE INDUS.---A correspondent, on whom we can rely, has favoured us with some interesting information as to the navigation of the Indus and the British craft now on it. Sir Alexander Burnes had thought that a vessel of four feet wane might always ascend it in safety • but it is found by ex mrienee that one drawing more than three feet water is useless, from the perpetual shifting of the river's bed and channel, and the peculiar formation of its bars. Vessels of that draught have ascended to Loodieana on the Sutledge, and could reach Kilabagh on the Attock branch ; the Rava branch is navigable i to Lahore ; and the Cheenab is believed to be navigable to a considerable distance from its junction with the main stream near Moultaun. There are at present only three steam-vessels, all of iron, on the Indus—the Comet, Planet, and Satellite ; the first of forty-horse, the others of siltyshorse power. They ' draw thirty-six inches of water. A smaller vessel, the Meteor, lis under repair at Bombay. Two of the Euphrates steamers, of fifty and forty-horse power have ;seen ordered to Bombay, most Probably for the Indus. Toe communication between Bombay and Kunatchee is kry, open by the Indus steamer ; but it draws too much water. Tor the river.—Sanday P aper. ft.otanyTsasklidnEreLoinwieiudth a L in ING PASSION. —A ll old man was tashbeoegv-htioelde,roinunthdehbisarnoencyk.of ItT ysereamwlsyt,hat h afewl e I had been Crossing the hog at night with the sheep, which he Ii had Volen, on his back, and that falling into a bog-hole he was drowned before he could extricate himself. At the last Assizes for this county the deceased was arraigned for sheep stealing, and pleaded guilty; b u t h e was allowed to withdraw his plea , and was acquitted by direction of the Judge, a flaw having been discovered in the indictm en t. Af ter his escape then, he took to the same trade ; and at length met his death in the extraor dinary way we have related.— Mayo Constitution. The Correctional Tribunal of Lyons has leen en gaged three days on the trial of forty-five men, accused of belong ing to an illegal association at Lyons, assuming the title of Charbon nerie Reformer. The existence of this Society became known to the Magistracy soon after its formation, and it was ascertained that a journeyman currier, named Bricuemont, was one of its members. He was arrested, and his lodgings searched. Two regulation mus kets, a poignard, a sash of red, blue, and black colours, a quantity of poxder and cartridges, and the catechism of the Society, were found in the privy, where it had been attempted to conceal them. Other papers relating to the Association were afterwards discovered, and among them a list of persons designated by such names as Brutus, Publicola, Cato, Alibaud I , Alibaud II ; but, from the ex. amination of Briquemont, the real persons to whom these appella fives were given were soon disclosed, and the number of persons stated above were included in the prosecution, although twelve of them contrived to escape the grasp of the officers of justice. Two parts of the documents read in Court excited particular attention. The first, which was part of the catechism, consisted of the follow:.' ing question and answer :—" Q. who are the parasites of society ? A. Their number is infinite. They are-1. Capitalists and owners of houses and lands ; 2. The advocates ; 3. The avoues and huts. aims ; 4. The judges, and generally all those who arc charged with w p K a ei pnsegirn, sing a ot n uh v,,a,causingor lawst O e th e er inc i t o e u b i r e e x b e e te e d n a d n i t ir l respected erent l e di h r :i i i r e : a — t i s w e i twenty t e t t o h w u a l e s v , e streets, in the prisons, on the scaffolds, who, for the death of the seen thous i a7cl P s " of martyrs second o t n h d e their blood, that we may take the benefit." On Friday last diafrtehenyohtadimthiteamte. them. .adm l i v re e t m he a m y: therefore, be justly called Egotists. We expect to see others shed judg ment was delivered. Thirty.three were found guilty, and sentenced to various penalties, varying from five months to ten days' imprison ment, down to a simple fine of 50f. Twelve were acquitted. On the 28th ult., a female named Paula Ullastres died, at Barcelona, leaving by her willinstructions that she should be attended to her grave by twelve poor persons in ne“ , clothing, , and a band of music playing hymns and marches. Her wish was complied with, and the procession passed through the principal streets of the city on the way to the burial place. TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE J. SYDNEY TAYLOR, A.M. (THIS DAY.) A public meeting was held at one o'clock at Exeter Hall, for the purpose of raising a fund for erectina• b monument to the memory of the late Mr. J. S. Taylor, and for the publication of his works. The meeting 'was most respectably attended by gentlemen connectea with the Bar, and others who have admired the principles of the deceased, and the able manner in which ne advocated them. The chair was taken by Sir ,JOHN OIIETWODE, Bart., M.P., who briefly introduced the subject to the meeting. The Secretary, M. PRENDERGAST, Esq., read several letters from Mr. Thos. Clarkson, Mr. Wm. Allen, and Mr. Moore, of Dublin, expressive of the high admiration of the writers for the talent of the deceased, and the phi lantrophic objects, to the promotion of which those talents were directed. Mr. EWART, M.P., moved the first resolution, to the effect that the distinguished public services of the late John Sydney Taylor demand some testimonial of public respect to his memory. That for: the promotion of this object a fund be raised, to be applied under the direction of a C omm i ttee, to provide a tomb and inscription to the memory of the deceased, and that a separate fund be raised for the publication of Mr. Taylor's valuable works. Mr. Evart said he con sidered himself honoured by its being proposed to him to move a resolv.:ton on the present occasion. A resolu tion connects with the memory of a man so distin guished for his public services, for the inflexibility with which lie pursued them, and for the ability with which he r.atrried them into effect. The resolution combined in it :Circe propositions, all relating to the character of the late Mr. Taylor. His situation as an advocate ; his relations to the public as a writer ; and last, and most worthy of their attention, his efforts as a distinguished philanthro pist in the general cause of humanity. As an advo cate, Mr. Taylor gave early promise of excellence, and was rising to distinction in his profession, when the hopes of his friends were frustrated by his death. As a writer, he was distinguished both by the cause he undertook, and the effect he produced on the public. Even in the more humble, but more useful, path of a periodical writer, he daily worked on th',?, public, mind and advanced great public causes. Through a period of many years he strongly advocated the total repeal of the punishment of death. Of that cause he was a most zealous and most effective advocate. Mr. Ewart proceeded to describe the untiring energies and labours of the d ecease d in the cause to which he had devoted himself; concluding by saying, that whoever added to a general knowledge of the deceased the happiness of knowing him more in— timately, he was convinced would all combine, in their public and private capacities, to pour the mingled tribute of sorrow and respect upon his urn. JOIIN T. BARRY, Esq., seconded the resolution, which was carried unanimously. Mr. Sergeant GLOVER, in moving the next resole,if on, passed a high eulogy on the attainments of M Taylor . as a sch o l ar , h e h aving b e en a felluw-studer„ w i th h i m at Trinity College, where Mr. Taylor obtained the last gold medal given by the If .istorical Socti e` o y for eloquence, and honour which /. ...e' Participated with Plunkett, Chief Justice Bushe, other most eminent men of their day. He referr'ad to the exertians of Mr. Taylor in the case of Mr. Dillon, whom lie restored to the peerage, and to his pam . phlet entitled " Anti-Draco," written in advocacy of the repeal of the punishment of death in cases (s R.A7s ge ia r li Mr. Err v, it ha" been Sydney Taylor had . not b. been asserted that Mr. public mata to justify .. fc een sufficiently known as a e attempt to raise a public monument to hi s pa" he could hot conceive but, for his own to the character a a public any better title nent public maneaervices.—(Heeaa}ie than having done emi ar.) Among the Ro mans it vr:as the highest ho nour to save the life of a citi zen- "l'his was not the only claim which Mr. Taylor 119 ...‘ to their admiration. He was also an ardent lover of the beautiful, and a most zealous defender of it, when it was attacked either by the daring hand of pre sumptuous taste, or the more cold-blooded calculations of Mammon. He then alluded to the exertions of the deceased in sav i n g from destruction those beautiful relics of church architecture, St.:Alban's 'Abbey, the Ladie Chapel of St. Saviour's, Southwark, and one of ' the finest portions of York Cathedral. These were standing evidences of the power of the segis which had interposed between them and the barbarism of mischie vous men. As it was with one of the first philosphers of the old world, as it was with very well-organised mind, a love of the beautiful and the good were with him synonymous terms ; and of him might be said in the words of a poet he admired— "Tama is the spur which the Blear - spirit cloth raise, That last infirmity of noble minds, To scorn delidelight and live laborous days ; But the fair' when we hope to find, Comes an ad r r ip will} tile abhorred shears And slit* th e thin The Annals of the Propagation of the Faith ;ts, a letter to the rope from the Bishop of Alhers, with t of the condition of the Catholic Church in Ms wit h OD the Bishop states, the number of Catholics is 12, 9 " - r 'esal' o . thi r churches and four chapels, besides others getting five o gre several hospitals. In the province of Algiers there stT e 'oo' At churches and four chapels. The priests are twenty-tieff tr eg" are several establishments of religious sisters and hre" Chescell there is a priest and an hospital, and ta . ,, ° o Ce l '4s 7 consecrated to Christian worship; at Oran s,hu d e lies, three priests, an establishment of religious sisters, an pital. At Constantine there are three priests, sever;tigielrd sister~, a church, a chapel, and several hospitals- A t o f tb e t e • a priest, with a church and an hospital. In all parts 04000 rinet : the military masses have been re-established, soul of soldiers took the sacrament last Easter, of 111 0 ' o l# tins 1,00: forming the g.. :rrison. The Bishop adds several detailebsoalfg „ d i ngs for the rts. 'emption of the prisoners, which Ice c 0 1 ' laid before our readers .7 t the time they occurred. bitiOlifloltty A letter in the ConZitution,q,d, from the , 19th .010 Isser, on the road between Oran and :Tlemce re n, do: ee ect iog w o s $ says :—" The following plan of operstfni.t a nd he P o nera l i iii D e no secresy is observed, has been decided upon in a t ad 0 0 0 4 05 The army will remain a fortnight at Tlemcer), ~ our ne. tsittll taken to organise the country and the relations vrh.. . W ltb a 7', The Marabout Sidi-Mahommed. ould-el-Chigr, whcr an'" tbe; be installed in the mechouar or citadel of Tlemcen, ~04 1 P A " he left with him fir his defence two pieces of artillery 4e, talion of natives, which is to be raised for that POP: i i t e l will be commanded entirely by French officers.b ft rangemt tits being terminated, our column will rnar e e ttl4l cara and Oran, by the valley. The expedition will ta; pe rat io , days We have just learned from the scouts of 6,,ce tapha that Abd-el.Kader is following us with all the i — ot ief: i gbe i could raise, and that he lit.s with him two rEnownedtifea Salem and Sidi Embarrack. These chiefs, who are e h n ije l o i province of Algiers, are accoo !milled by a pretty 5t .,% ° 00r . ,.p5 . , 11 ' cavalry, and 2,000 Infantry. rds shows how th e ri o d , fr i or", Emir has declined in the province of Oran, where he . oCs. el only only to give his orders to raise all the tribes. A ° , e etee executed a raazia among the Beni-Amers, who "" ; : ,in us, and had even furnished us with 400 covelrl.siOlW Atel tri° upon them suddenly, and, after raising heavy cue all the ch: . efs of this rich and powerful tribe P ris") ,- - b r eltt l s s h ut up i n T;, , mcen, and we are informed that w e to re. 5. .; beads on the gate. of the town when we shall arriet.atvetsa- pedal A Berlin lette.lr says—" The railroad ,7 0 f et i d 51 city and Stettin is goLie on with great rapiditY, b i l !s ic * ri g continued by night as ?veil as by day, belt ed . vbers /I !‘ ef itt torches. The first section, reaching to Neust'A" otnolfloto be completed in June next ; and the second Portnu'DO gn Angersmunde, by October. The whole lin e ‘ l.-- March, 11443." 0 b ill th° SILVER TEA s di, 1 7, 4 b 7, 0a g• ; 4 —T. COX SAVORY, Working Silvers m t . , it London, seven doors from Gracechureh-slori'oell prices of the following SILVER TptAin,asntcaintazolt:oollo* 'VICES. The Cottage Pattern is the tea and coffee pots with a flower ornamen.,oo a r King's Pattern is richly eilbessed with no' The shape of either is new and elegant' is l'' ll°l 0 0 1[11 46 COTTAGE PATTERN. f ine 6 1 ilVer c rt7 - 1310 1. , Strong Silver Tea-pot ...12 0 Stroi l g SSWF" 50r"•1, 5 Ditto Sugar Basin 616 Ditto Creso l oo s.• Ditto Milk Ewer. 410 Ditto Coffetr` "in Ditto Coffee-p0t..15 0 Ditto of . • 0 to.. .... i ce' it? ser Complete £3B 6 Coo* fee ted everipo eN A variety of upwards of fifty Tea and Ce cc be seen in the Show-rooms, where may be e• 4 , 00 let de of silver requisite for the sideboard or 7 1 _ v. q j do phlets of prices, illustrated by sketches of Wert of •t. " - 0 0 1 . > gratis, and forwa-clvd, postage free, to ail a rt et —T. COX SAVORY, No. 47, Cornhill,l-.. from Gracechurch-street. A, ° R / RTIIS . gebe rts P ,olg On . the 30th ult., at Inshes House, Mrs daughter,of Ed" . ra On the 12th inst., at Grenoble, he lady 410 0 f Vidil, of a son. G r•svow- .sq • On tl.e . Esq., of a son itzt, inst., in Park-street, Morris, Wm., A.C.L.A., Halifax, Yorkshire Marchant, John, A.C.L.A., Mitcham and Tooting, Surrey Muntz, M.P., Birmingtlarn, Warwickshire Miles, —, A . C. L., Oldham, Lancashire Morton, Wm., Baptist Church, Aversham, Bucks Moore, John, A.C.L.A., Kentish-town, Middlesex Martin, John, Primitive Methodist, Leicester Mason, Thos., A. C. L. A., Bethnal-green, Tottenham Milligan, Robert, A. C. L. A., Bradford, Yorkshire May, James, A.C. L.A., Edmonton, Middlesex Martin, Thos., A.C.L.A., Southwark, Surrey Mallett, Henry, New Connexion Gen. Baptist, Broad-street, Nottinghamshire Merrell, Thos., Eagle-street, Baptist Chapel, 7, St. John's square, Middlesex 'AZ N C r o e r a ra , a A n C A , C A . .A C.L.A s t .., , S ,u h k o e r , e s t , li p te c h e , r 3 le l s i s d . d r l o e w se , x Middlesex Mahoney, Corards, A. C. L.A., 2, Russell-street, Middlesex Marshall, Henry, A.C. L.A., Leeds, Yorkshire Moss, John, Independant, almsley, Lancashire Mill, Archd. W., Belief Congregation, Friday-street, London Matson, J., West Hackney, A.C.L.A., Kingsland, Middlesex Morse, South John, Whitechapel and Stepney, A. C. 1.. A., Mile-end, Stepney, Middlesex Marten, H., Stratford, Edmonton ilackay, K., Presbytery, St. Katherine's, Middleex M'Crane, Dr. Fletcher's Associa ion, Stepney, 'Middlesex Morehouse, Mr. A. C. L. A., St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Villiers, C. P., Esq., AI.P. Vickers, William, Baptist Congregation, George-street, Notts Varty, T., Independent Congregation, Villiers-street, Strand, Middlesex Vallßney, J ames , Independent Congregation, Union-street, Brighton, Sussex Vinei, Jabea, Three Congregations, Independents, Reading, Berkshire Vaughan, Robt., D.D.. Independent, Kensington Varty, Charles Fox, A.M., Independent, t-iov% nslow IV RE ELIASON. A short account of the case of Mr. Eliason, on his applica cation to be admitted to bail, appeared on Thursday, and we now furnish some additional particulars, with an analysis of the schedule filed by that gentleman for public inspection. The schedule exhibits debts is the aggregate to 7,558/. 10s. 4d., of which sum 967/. 18s. 6d. are stated to be without consideration, and 2531. 18s. 6d. more than once entered, leaving the bona fide debts 6,3361. 13s. 10d. There are 152 creditors and 2 debtors. The debts owing to Mr. Eliason are 130/. The general ba lance-sheet, which begins from the earliest debt in the sche dule, shows the sums derived from the theatre, and the expen diture of the same. Three sums are mentioned in the account of 7,5001. 8,000/., and 3,00(1., the last of which was received from July to October last, from the Concerts D'Ete and D'Hiver, at Dury-lane Theatre, the nightly rent of which place was 23/. The insolvency of Mr. Eliason is ascribed to three circumstances, in the following words :—" The cause of my insolvency is the heavy amount expended in decorating and lighting the Drury-lane Theatre for conductin g the Con- 1 certs D'ete and D'Hiver, and to being robb e d by my cheek and money-takers, two of whom I prose'..uted." The inset vencv is further attributed to the heavy rent the insolvent paid for the theatre. The creditors are, princidally composed of persons connected with the thea .trical profession, including a number of musicians, for bal„,„,„ of salaries. The insolvent was calle;,,, and ordered to Arid bail. Mr. Simpson, of the Albto Hotel, Great Russell -street, and Mr. John Lewis, Attorney, of Artindel-stre, were the p ro p ose d sureties. The Coe_et accepted them as elks for 1,1001., and the dis charge - was or d ere d to t h e 2 'n of March. Eliason was enabl:ed to perform the same evening at the London Tavern. Dodd, Thos., Reigate, Surrey Davison, Robt., Secession Church, Greenock, Scotland Dunn, Jonthn., Independent Congregation, Friar-lane, Not tingham, Notts. Dixon, John, Anti-Corn-law A ssoliation, Carlisle, Cumberland Deane, Mr., A.C.L.A., Paddington, Middlesex Dalton ' Jas., A.C.L. A., Stoke Newington, Middlesex Dunn, George, A.C.L. A., Stoke Newington, Middlesex Dunlop, Will., A.C.L.A., Edinburgh, Scotland Dunlop, John, A.C.L.A. Edinburgh, Scotland Dobney, H. H. B a pti s t eongregation, Maidstone, Kent Davis, .1., A. C. L. A., Stalybridge, Cheshire Dick, T., Dock-head Chapel Congregation, Bermondsey, Surrey Denmark, Reynell, A. C. L. A., Bolton, Staffordshire Dixon, Rebt. S., Baptist Congregation,Waterloo-road, Surrey Dyke, Mr., A. C. L. A., West Pancras, Middlesex Doran, J. L., Esq., A.C.L.A,, Christ Church, Marvlebone, Middlesex Davies, John, A.C.L.A., Bethnal-green, Middlesex Dimmack, E. 8., Free Trade A., Bilston,near Wolverhampton Dyke, Joseph, A.C.L.A., Whitcchapel and Stepney, Middlesex Dickens, Thomas, A.C.L.A.,Daventry, Northamptonshire Earnshaw, John, Lancashire Elliott, —, Albany Chapel, Judd-street, Middlesex Ewart, W.. M.P., Middlesex Evans, Griffiths, several parishes, Merionethshire Everrett, Fred., Town Meeting, Reading, Berkshire Embleton, Luke, A. C. L.A., South wark, S u rre y Evans, Edward, A. C. L. A. Manchester, Lancashire ' Evans Wm., A. C.L.A., d anc h es t e r, Lancashire Elw all, M., A. C. L. A., Stratford, Essex Eastey, M., (St. Mary's), D o ver-road, Surrey r Evap iddi s,J e as se . x Cook, Congregation B runswick Cha p el, Mile-End, Middlesex Evans, Major-General Edwards, r E dwvanasrds, j Evans, Daniel, unit el, arn Chapel, Baptist ia Congregation, Cheltenham, Eccles, William, A. C. L. A. , Waterloo d Gloucester oa Surreyshi 'Blackburn, Lancashire John, A.C.L.A., St. Martin's in-the-Fields, West- Walker, David, A.C. L. A., Linlithgow, Scotland Way mouth, H., A. C. LA. Wilkin , , John, Dissenting Interest, Westbury, Middlesex Wadden, 8., sq. , A.C.L.A., Hammersmith, Middlesex Wilkinson, W. A., A C. L. A., Met:opolitan, Middlesex Wilkinson, W. A. A• C. L. A., Cambers-'ell, Middlesex Wright, A. C. L. A., Paddington, Middlesex Warrington, William, A. C. L.A., Paddington, Middlesex Wilkinson, M.E., A. C. L. A., Bishopsga:e, City of London Wadden, 8., A. C.L. A., Hammersmith, Middlesex Wil , on, T. 8., A. C. L. A . , S• oke Newington, Middlesex Weatley, %Jr. A. C. L. A., Hammersmith, Middlesex Whitehead, H., A.C.L.A., Chelsea, Middlesex Wemyss, Rol.rrt, A.C.L.A., Kirkcaldy, Fife Walker, Thomas, A. C. L • A., St. Mary 's, Marylebone, Mid dl?sex Wilkinson, W. J., A.C. L.A., . Exeter, Devon Watt, John, A. C.L. A. , Kilivarnoek, Ayr Wills, Mr., A.C. L. A., Woolwich. Kent Wall, Samuel, Baptist. and Independent, Ross, Hereford Webb, Charles, A.C. L.A., Edmonton, Middlesex West, James, A.C.L.A., Mitcham, Surrey Watk in, Edwd., A.C. L.A. Manchester, Lancashire Wood, Geo. Will., Esq., M.P., A. C L. A. Wright, Edwin T., Free Trade Association, Bilston, near Wolverhampton Whitman, W. 8., A.C. L. Brentford, Middlesex Wheeler, Josh., A.C.L.A., Kentish and Somers Towns, Middlesex Wells, 8., A. C. L. A. Camberwell, Surrey Wilson, J. J., A. C. L. A., Kendal, Westmoreland Watkins, Edward, A. C. L. A., Bury, Lancashire Wilson, James, Esq., A.C.L.A., Metropolis Wildman, Henry, A. C. L. A., St. George's West, Middlsex Wastall, Samuel, A. C. L A., Torrington Wildman, Henry, General Baptist Congregation, Praed street, Paddington, Middlesex Whale, George, A.C.L.A., Woolwich, Kent Watson, Joseph, A. C. L. A., Newcastle upon-Tyne, Northum- Middlesex M‘Laren, Duncan, Edinb.-Conference and A. C. L.,Edinburgh M<Kean, James, A. C. L. A., Bishopsgate, City of London Marki, Haminersmith, Middlesex Murry, James, Bethnal Green; Middlesex Moon, John, Tottenham, Middlesex Morgan, Mr., St.' Martin-in-the-Fields, Middlesex M'Neil, Archibald, Relief Association, Paisley, Renfrew APConnell, A.C. L. A., Marylebone, Middlesex Aliall, Edward, Inhabitants of Cupar, Fifeshire Miall, W., Baptist, Shoreditch, Middlesex Massie, James Wit., Congregationalist, Salford, Lancashire Moore, Timothy, Baptist, Shadwell Morgan, H. T., Baptist Minister, Stourbridge, Worcestershire Miall, Rev. E., Baptist, Newington, Middlesex Meikle, James, A. C. L. A., Beith, Ayr Miall, Edward, Independent Mullins, Mr., A. C. L. A., St. Martin's-in-Fields, Middlesex Maunder, F., A. C L. A., Barnstaple, Devonshire PCiLICE INTELLIGENCE, GUILDHALL. Charles Peglam, a respectable looking youth, was brought up on a warrant by Percival, a City officer, to answer the fol lowing complaint, which, in its detail, is singular. The pro secutor, Daniel flogger, of 59, Gray's-inn-lane, stated that he is a cab-driver. On the day named in the warrant he had " a fare," a gentleman he had since understood to be a Captain Welch. Witness was near Furnival's-inn, when the defendant thrust his hand through the glass of his cab, and the damage done was 16s. ; but that was not all, he (witness) had lost four days' time, because the summons taken in the first instance was not obeyed. Alderman WOOD—How did this happen? Prosecutor-- Why I hear that he put his hand in to serve the copy of a writ on the gentleman. His hand was cut terribly. I shuddered. Mr. Thompson, of 116, Long Acre, came forth to resist what he deemed the exorbitant demand of 16s. He admitted that the glass had been broken, and he was ready to put a glass in. The chargelwas for plate glass windows —what busi ness had cab-owners to have plate glass windows ? The Alderman said, that in the first place there had been a contempt of summons ; hence a warrant was granted ; then an attempt had been made to diminish what appeared to be a just demand. The defendant acted u n d er instructions, ar , cl thoso who employed him were resporrsible for the consequenees-: After further observations the magistrate said, I award that 16s. be paid for the damage done, and I6s. for the four days' loss of time. I cannot help saying I think that the matter might have been settled on the part of the defendant in a better way. minster Edgar, J., A. C. L.A., East Grinstead, Sussex, Freeman, Richd., Baptist Church, Shadwell, Middlesex Field, James, Anti-Corn-Law Society, Edmonton, Middlesex Frost, Samuel, A. C. L. S., Edmonton, Middlesex Frasks, Dr. Edward, Dr. Fletcher's Congregation, Stepney, Middlesex Falvey, TTiimir A Timothy, A. C. L.A., Macc lesfield, Cheshire , A Finn is, tam, .C.L.A , Southwark, Surrey French, William, A. C. L.A., W e stminster, Middlesex Fairb a i rn , P eter, A.C.L. A.C.L.A. Leeds, Yorkshire Fielder, Peter, A. C. L. A., Somers-town, Middlesex Fowler. William. A.C.L.A., St. George's East, Middlesex Fowler, John, A.C.L. A., Oxford Fox, Samuel, ti. C. L. A„ Nottingham, Notes. Field, Henry, A. C. 1.. A. St. Giles s. Berkshire Fremingham, Bethnal -green, Middlesex Frampton, C., A. C. L. A., St. Mary's, NowMgton, Middlesex Nichols, M., A.C.L. A., St. Luke's, Middlesex Nugent, Lord, A. C. L. A., St. Marylebone, Middlesex Newby, James, A.C. L.A., Westminster, Middlesex Nelson, A.O L.A., South Hackney, Middlesex Nichols, —A.C.L. A. , St. George's-in East, Middlesex Nichols, Charles, A C.L.A., St. Anne's, Middlesex Nathan, Edward, A.C. L.A., Limehouse, Middlesex Nathan, William, A.C. L. A., .1-1 stela, Middlesex Newlyn, Peter, Independent, Chalfont St, Giles, Bucking hamshire Nichole, John, A.C. L. 4., Bishops ate, City of London Norman, Thomas, A. C.L A., St. Luke's, Middlesex berland Wilrm, John, A. C. L. A., Bethnal-,green, Middlesex Williamson, Richard, Wesleyan Congregation, \Vhitehaven, Cumberland w a lk er . Th orr i a :, A. C. L. A, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire Wnotifall, H. D. , A. C. L.A., Metropolitan Whetler, glans! A. ( - IL, A., Manchester, Lancashire White,idcs. N. V., A. C,L, A., Metropolitan Wafsfat, Joshua, A.O L.A., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northum- berland Wintiosh, Thomas, A. C. L.A., Newington, gurtey Wilnton, W., Independent, Poniler's-end, Ward, James, Methodist Association, City of Worcester, West moreland Williams* William, Independent, Caernarvon, North Wales - ‘ 4 lfitlit, William, Independent, floniton, Devon Daptist, Devizes, Wilts. Wells. James, 13aptist, ;;:,:":" 1 2h-road, Surrey W it - ,ie", Dr., St, Margaret's - and John's, Vauxhall-road, Oliver, Thomas Hailer, Neebe , fiehl, Stittinglartishlre Overhury, MR:, manufacturer, A. C. L. A,, Westbury, Wilts Oriel, William, A.C.L. A. Devizes, Wilts O'Connell, Daniel, Esq. i Diiblin i Itelrind Gi Gibson,ttins Gilfillan Wm., Dissenting Congregation, Paisley, Renfrew O'Cottnt.r, Thos. J., A.C. L. A., Christ Church, Great Mary shire, 'N. B. le' , one, Middlesex Edwd., Unitarian Congregation, Leicester, Leicester- Overden, George, A.C.L.A., West HaelifleY, and Stoke ?IT''' . shire c u a r s r h e i y re Jas. Philip, A.C.L.A., Bethnal-green, mid diese4 ingten, Middlexsex Offer, George, Esq., A.C.L A., South hackney, Middlesex Greg, Robert Hyde,A., Manchester, Lancashire Greenfield, John. A. C. L. A., Greenwich, Kent Omeract, Mr., A.C. L. A , Todmorden, Lancashire Gibson, T. M., M.P. Oliver, James, A.O L, A., Newington Surrey GG G ra o ar s fd b tn i e l ye l, r: E st b av e m. n uA r e z l. e : r, Secession Church, Greenock, Scotland Owen, D. A., Independent, Srneitivvick, Staffordshire Green, Samuel, A.C.L. A., St. Mary's, Newington, Surrey Overbury, 11. W., Baptist, 5, Wakefield-street, Reg""l4a" G G i o s u h l i d n , gh li a e mnr, y ..... , A , A . AA C ..c: :L...L.LLA...A.AA,..:C: rspaLfeosthrtod:v,,,,KrLke,annst Parker,Parker James B es . , P ß . e , l A ief .c A . lso . f A ja . ' , io ,G n r , e P en a w isl i e e y h: R K e e n n f t rewshire Gardner, Richard, A.C. L. A., Preston, Lancashire St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, Mid. Parr, Henry, Purcell, —, A. C.L. A., Mitcham, Surrey A.C. L. A., Greenwich, Kent dlesex Peter, John,j un ,, Green, —, A . c . L . A. st. Leonard's, Shoreditch, Middlese Parker, Wm., Operative's A. C. L. A., Leicester, Leicestershire Granger, Gibson, T. F A.O L ' •A Strand, Middlesex Petree John, 0. A. C. L. A. Rochdale, Ls ncshire P., A CI,. A., Whitechapel and Stepney, Middlesex Platt, ' Robert, O. A. C. L. A., • Sta'eybridge, Lancashire and Town of Leven and neighbourhood, Fifeshire Green, Samuel. A, I'. L. A., , 3'o t flackw y a:A -:! ,!. ~ `:, ,-.. 1 , .?, ingten, Pliddlesex Perry, A. .1,1, I)., Town's .'ile.:tieg, ..iea..i.. 6 , litt.ki Gumbleson, J., A CL.A., Ftotherhithe, Middl esex 1 Potter, Thomas, Town's Meeting, St. Mary's, Marylebone, i Gibb, James, &C.1.A., Camberwell, Surrey i Middlesex ii:4RR1P:11...., g Schenlq 'lled thi ~i:• 22d ult., at New York, E. vy, . er ' s f o r the ...' V' one of her iititaimiel‘lajesty's Goollujiig'blty, o nly as"' / 1 sion of the Slave Irade, to Mary flivi,enni,pitio. ill NV"aa. ------ ICr°°an' Es('"°l2l----------- • Gh• 't f P et DIED • n esoll oe ' s g , o st House , lover f /ro bes, f, ., On the 19th inst., at Inshes Ebq . P Oh NAME or glyisTE MINISTERS. Maria Pittard, wife of A. J• Robertson, _ ear Oro til l , On the 9th inst., at Thorp Lodge' l' ) lef ~, •et •• ~ —°, DENomaNATIoN, FLACK or RESIDENCE, nitnt-Colonel Harvey, aged 86. AND COUNTY. . On the 12th inst., A , , Zlin Fp Roy. Thos. W., independent, Kingsland, Middlesex the wife of Adjutant-General the Cowin . _ ‘,„ ~,, P. O ,'. str Qde`►, at Pulteney-s_trestet,ndl3aatiol;'..c-rjoaurnr:t.,..li,ja, ri " .1 1 0 , b) '' ' Ills 09 e , itev• - - Si. ' , Sil, es. A ..,..._ , • / • • ../ yb, ..,.1111„‘A.1, , , '''''.. ' -. OirWt . ' N°. Of "V"er, Thor. ttl,s ; United Secession, Gray Friars, Glasgow, N 112 St u•i at 2 'he Sul , v e bruari i u. !..ra • t - Zanarl~shire the County of ;Middlesex, Mood* .41 1 lady of George Le . _ gurfei , • Wfflindun, Bev , Richard, Inghamite, Todminster, Yorkshire West, John, Independent, Bethnal-green, Middlesex Wriodividl Vtr,, A,C, L I .A,, Woolwich, Kent Young, G. A., Reform Association, Maryleboue, 5110 1101 ex Young, John, Presbyterian, London Young, John, Baptist, Andover, Hants Yarntou, Wm., Camberwell A,C,L.A., Cold Harbour -lane, Surrey .AIAItL li Olt 0 UG fi-ST.REET. Mr. George Bower, bookbinder, 213, Oxford-street, was summoned before Mr. Hardwick, for assaulting Jane Magrath. The complainant, who had her arm bound up, said she was ser vant to a lady named Valleville, who resided in Norfolk -street, Park-lane. Her mistress had left three books with the defen dant to bind, and the books were sent home during her mis tress's absence from town fey a few days. The morning after the books 4'ere left at the house, the defendant came there and demandPd their return. Complainant stated that her mistress was not in town, and she could not give them up without permission of her misteess. ' The defen dant then knocked vio!ently and repeatedly at the deer, insisting loudly on being admitted for the purpose of taking away the books. Complainant, who had previously answered the de fendant from the area, went up stairs and opened the door. T' STE A A: Wedne AN' HAI EDI E renio l l' o ° ffices circus • T~ CNA M r th e " 8. the ri e his trust.ort,, c, Pi Ma , kir co o fi riinr, il ts be en 11 , thos e , *e pr o PRY kept fr om the IV ALI , E, xoi CAI 1115 VA' RA: Mornir