The Sun. — London, England, 1827-02-26 00:00:00

Sixteen these' Lac Dye good marks have brought Sc. to ts. per SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. ' willing to promote a loose project for the advantage of down to make room for the St. Katharine's docks, came into the High Holborn, fig en ht l' w h i u th rsd ( a l y yb e l v st e t n s i , ng, j p . repa w ra a t r o d ry wit to t going tt in at ta lb. in bond. Indigo supports the advance realised last week. In the Petitioners. This is doing any thing but what is room, evidently tipsy, and immediately began to make a great training for his a Fla sm x ai S l eed par n e o e t l h i l ) n i f te d h on t e ed ; a t t he 6B 7l p y er tr e a w ns t a . ction in Clover Seed is noise, very much to the annoyance of the whist players, who re- IlexubeEna,saAsvaA:•Einwd-ililiptawkiethhis' T b l e i n e e C fit ha o m n p r i f ern hu 'ii nad be a lt.' e ' v " . : w The agriculturist advocates for prohibitory Corn Laws right; and, as it usually happens when men in a public l oo re n v i e ; m bu th t the pl i a le y f , en h d y a i n n t si f s o t l i l u o g xv o e n d (St. Lavid's day), at Mr. Temple's, King's Head , e l n 42 - H u i e g x l e t There has appeared more inquiry for Oli've Oil, 6 tuns Sicily appear to be growing in numbers and activity as the situation trifle with important subjects, it was mischievous. moved n, a t o n d an se o e t another corner of n f e t d he to q. day of trial draws near. We should fill a column were It enPouraged hopes which can never be realised. A 1 . .. . h . i . . t len. joining is party an( singing some songs. Jacobs said his Holboin. Ned is training at the Castle, Child' 11' ' Legislator -- ought not to allow himself to be governed s- ill, Hampstead • ; have been sold at 42/. to 44/. and 22 tuna Gallipoli at 451. to 47/. we to attempt a ca t a l og ue o f the letters, treatises, pant- a ace, is by his feelings, however painful it ma to him to pro - the B e ll, at per tun. Linseed Oil is in good demand. There is very little phlets, of all sizes, from 10 pages to 100, which to which the defendant replied by giving him a flick on the nose Hend+. The state of th e with his finger, and asking, " What have you to say, Mr. Nosey ?" doing in Fish Oils. Palm Oil is more inquired for, and about within -a few weeks, have been transmitted to us ; ail , 250 tune sold at 26/. 10s. ; holders now decline selling under case is this. There are in these kingdoms so many more alluding, he supposed, to the size of the plaintiff's nose. THE FIGHTS TO-MORROW, having for their single . object, the perpetuating, on be- case per tun. Oil of Turpentine remains steady 62/ ns at . per tun. hands than can he ern loved that the wages of labour Ilr. Ser cant SPANXIE addre sse d • • . . . gthe July for the defendant. DIN: CURTIS AND BARNEy AARON.-These two champions half of the Landed Proprietors of England, those unfair P. - ' - • The sales of Rice are only ts 20 d casks fair Carolina at els. and 240 have, by their competition, been reduced to the starvation He did not appear to defend the conduct cf the defendant : he had, of the : light weights meet in "battle array" on Tuesday advantages over, and in prejudice of, the rest of the next, bags East India, at 17s. pe r . cwt. The transactions in point, and the misery of a vast number of them has be- i n , o d do A i f iba j act i ed improperly, or rather imprudently, but what right withir seventy tulles of London, probably' on the western road. Hides have again been trifling, to 2 2 0 00 '. community, which they at this moment enjoy. The goes- come dry Valparaiso Ox and come excessive. This is universally admitted. What, ac is to interfere in the quarrels of others. It was an They fight on a stage, and there is every reason to believe that Cow, at lOid. and S5O dry salt e d lion which stands in front of these performances is one ••' Bras il, at 7d. are the only then, should a Legislator have done when Mr. Horton old saying but a true one, that there , ill be no chance of interruption. Barney will have a de- sales. has been sold - which carries with it an imposing look, but which may he Hemp at a decline of 1/. per ton ; some moved for his Committee ? He should have asked him- i " Those who in quarrels interpose, tided tylvantage in weight, rumour says full a stone; and be is inquiry for export has appeared. There is a steady demand for answered, and successfully answered, with very little trou- " Will often wipe a bloody nose," also much improved since his fight with Arthur Mathewson- Tallow. self this question, Can I by any means remove so large a ble. The writers ask us-" When you see that the although •it appeared in the present instance that Mr. J aon b s had witnesi his conquest with Dick Ayres at No-man's Land. Ayres, 5_,,,_.....,,,,e„....................., proportion of the people as will, by reducing the demand for --- landlords are exclusively taxed beyond the other classes escaped without an effusion • of blood. But it really was not to it will lee recollected, was beaten by Curtis at She t Dick epper on.COUNTRY CORN MARKETS labour, raise the wages of those who may remain ? And of the nation, why will you deny us the only practicable him (Mr. Sergeant y Spankie) much matter of rue ." h is ' • prise, that the as neter met defeat, and unquestionably the most finished affirmative, he was bound unless he could answer in the not DURING LAST WEEK. set-off against such partial burdens, by destroying the defendant, in the fulness of heart in which he was, and excitement Pugilist of his weight and inches in the king dom. His heart is monopoly which enables us to support them-?" To this to hold out any hopes by which the people would be de- of the moment, should have applied himself to that very nromi- in the right place, and his head is screwed on in the most mas- i Wheat. Barley. Oats. WIS B . Posse_ luded. Great Britain and Ireland contain about 23'mil- nent feature; for, looking at Mr. Jacobs as be (Mr. S e rgeant terly style. The odds at present are 5 and 6t04 on Curtis; Per Quarter. latoa.a. to a. B.' to . a a a we reply, that the set-off is ueedlessly inconvenient as to lions of people, and if it were possible annually to remove Spankie) then did, it appeared to project so far from his face, that although a report was current on Friday night that he had injured Andover.-- 150 63 30 27 88 go - /41 ''• ' - ' • form, and ruinously disproportioned in amount. The 150,000, only one in every lan would be removed. He (to borrow an expression from a certain book,) it resembled " the his knee in training. For ourselves, we cannot book this affair Ytel i t s i la ' 2.1 -. 60 36 - t 9) 31 Vs - - - - landlords having been the legislators of the country, the who knows any thing of the state of the people, knows tower of Lebanon looking towards Damascus." (Laughter.) at such a certainty as some of Dick's admirer's proclaim. Barney, - attorpeth. . - Z b - 4 ,, level on which they have chosen to maintain them- the number is kept down to what it is by the impos- He had never had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Jacobs before that we know is in excellent condition, is full of confidence, and rto e ee weas ee tle 1 te S g rs; 42 L 4 L s re " so al ae " selves is too high for the body of the nation, and sibility . of increasing it at a more rapid rate than that at daY' hut he immediately recognized him anon the crowd from 3 means wmnlng." yhe can. we cannot lose sight of the ad- Sunderland 146 59 - - - - - must be sensibly lowered. Hundreds of thousands of the dimensions of that very feature which his unfortunate client in vantage which weight and game must have o Winchester '/5 -21 - --.--- ver science on a - hich it does increase simply by starvatio n, and the , con-manufacturing labourers are not merely starving-a moment of jollity had flicked. It seemed indeed like a ro- . boarded stage, where heavy falls must rodi • Per Bushel. s. d. s. d. s • d. s. d. ad. s. cd. s. d. is:l. ;Tit. !ce serious effects.- Birmlngham.-.......1 7 0 44 4 3 70 5 3 4 70 - 79 0 0 0 0 sequencesofsat • ' ha t r - anon ; and tt if this pressure were many of them more than half starving, though at full ta e k . . e u n enc minatory which required a very large offing to keep clear of. p Hi s The men will move towards the place of Pmeeting this day. The 24. o e • w ie c n as tr t y e 4 02 52 60 76 solo' $4 off, more p eo p le . worldbe imm e di ate l y produced, or odds of 6to 4 are freely taken. us (Statt:) 1o 4 670 50 60190 100100 0 work-but are always liable to be so affected by theclient was accused of having allowed his finger to come in contact more of those who die in consequence ofprivation •ld • e 0-• Northallerton --- 7070635639 4 0 7 0 7 8 0 0 8 0 vicissitudes of price growing . out of the present Corn . would with ...e nose, but there really appeared to him to be a probability Yousen DUTCH SAKI AND Gus C SEY OOPER.-These men Penrith .lOO 76 00 62 49 000 00 Of . be preserved. It is of no use to blink the matter •• vm-,1, e ay th a t th e nose, which stuck out like the bowsprit of a man of war, fight on the same stage with Dick and Barney. R e p or t s have Stafford ,901007680607 6 10 0 11 0 0 8 is Laws, and re-acting upon the wages of manufacturing cheat ourselvesmuch as as we please, but we cannot pre- might have accidentally come in contact with the finger while been circulated within the last few days that Cooper was unwell, a Worcester rwk labour, that it is impossible for the most thrifty and inde s• 2 78 & 3 64 4 9 569 It II 9411 0 vent t he consequences here . noticed. The Legislator is Mr. Jacobs was turning round, and thence w as groun d e d thi s and that his backers would, in consequence, forfeit • but we be- Per 8011. I fatigable journeyman -to guess at any one season of the bound not to blink the uesnon not to cheat whether three months afterwards he may not be re- . q , himself-his action of assault. lieve these to be without foundation, for, from rivals information Barnardcastle -11016 6 10 0 `ll 0/080- 0 15 818 year, Darlington .....- 13 0156106 0 0 6 o 8 019 614 -- 11 6 duty is to meet it openly, manfully , wisely; and fearlessly , The LORD Curer JUSTICE merely left it to the Jury to say we learn that he is well; and, if he does not win, will give Young Durham , .11 8 14. 6 1 9.9 10 67090100 IS 01 6 15 : duced to half wages, or be absolutely thrown out of work, to encounter . any obloquy which those who either cannot w t damages they thought the nature of . th! injury required. Dutch Sam quite enough to do to "gain the day." in b • Stanhope l3 0139100 10 0 7 0 9911 e e ening 0 0 0 . 11 0 0 0 0 as it is for the most prosperous and sagacious master to The Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff-Damages 40s. is about even. • The Gi ' Stockton 12 014Oi 0 o • 006080 00 A) 00 48 Or will not look at it in a large way, may bestow upon psey s slashing style of fighting creates Wolsingham IS 0146j00 14 6 8 foresee whether, within the same period, he may not be . 0 90 e 0 0 0 4 Oa him. Can we remove and settle 150,000 persons annu- JACOB 3 V. WALKER. strong confidence in his friends. forced to transfer his capital to some other tmde, or to let This was an action of a precisely similar nature to the , ally ? The answer must be, No. This may be shown here- , , , , •• • • SCOTCH MARKETS. it waste in ruinous efforts at the continuance, tinder dis- nrengat b y the same plaintiff against another o. th e f same party.- A TROCIOITS ASSAULT ON DICK CURTIS AND after-at resent we will take it for granted •Is e can ; and EDINBURGH CORN MAR/mm-4 3 th. ee couragements which he cannot resist, of his present walk P . - The injury complained of was that when the plaintiff got up , and then what follows ? Why but this-that there would not YOUNG DUTCH SAM, AT HARTLEY-ROW. Our market was well stocked with Wheat and Oats te-slar, of merehandise. The agricultural pamphlets (there is one was about to leave the room, being unable to find his own ha ' t the be one person less at the year's end from the respective defendant took one froM his own head, and put on that of the A most diabolical attempt was made to maim one or both of which sold readily. Seed Oats being much inquired for, ire la , now before us, entitled "An Apology for the English these men on Friday night, by Jack M ' higher on tbe top-price. One parcel fine Talavera Wheat days of embarkation. lA:hat is one person in 153 of such plaintiff, and being too small, he forced it on by several blows , -mein. Our readers are said at Landowner") dwell ineessantly on these exclusive burdens aware, that both Dick and S 325. 6d. Pease and ' a community as we have 'n England ?-what in such a The Jury returned a verdict for the same damages as in the pre- . am have been training at Hartley- ~, Beans are Is, higher. I3arley remains for which they require to be indemnified. Now, we do row, preparatory to their fight on Tuesday. It appears that on " ea out any alteration. people as inhabit Ireland ? Can any reasonable man doubt, ceding case. not pledge ourselves one way or the other as to the reality eess.e______ L __„ _ „„ eeeeseas oseo eesseee s Friday evening, they took a walk to Hartford-bridge, and drank First for a single instant, that there is one person for every 153 sea dd 22s Od 33s Od Ses Od 30s Ot of these exclusive burdens ;we protest against being con- tea at the Star. After night-fall they were returning home to Second. 29s Od 29s Od 29. Od 28s Od Us 01 ready to fill tip the void ?-and this being the removed, g POLICE INTELLIGENCE. sidered as admitting it ; but on this occasion we content the Pluenix, where they lodged, when, as they weie passing a T V, r 272 Od , 27. Od 26s dd 2ds Od 27s Od hat would be the consequence of 150 000 persons case, w hedge, a man suddenly rushed upon there, and, with a bludgeon, s were at e ... e 32.i.adr 1 1% 13 a ( t ' . f .. cog, 06. mar 28 k d e t t, of which 714 so al usuleir: ourselves with insisting, that the actual indemnity whichannually Simply this-that so many person ' - LAMBETII-STREET.-On Saturda • John Ball the landowners aim at providing for themselves, is mis - em i gra ti ng w•olild be provided • - -$ coachman of - Y Ballara t the endeavoured to strike Sam to the ground Fortunately, the blow 19 3l 6 es ...... se s et .. ...... 2- Bd. 198 es at.- 47 118.- 66. for at an enormous ex ence, which Vaughan , Esq., a gentleman residing its fell but lightly on his * elbow, and both he and Dick ran into the 10 chievoue in its nature, and excessive in its magnitude- could • . of P 5 N I i e son-square, Blackfriars, was brought before the sittin Ma- Average, 298.8 d. 8-12ths. in no way lessen the misery tho se at home • , and, g road, when they immediately recognized Jack Martin as the as- ___ mischievous tot hemselves in effect, and to the consumer . -. gistrates, M W essrs. YATT and HARnvvICE, on a warrant of • after man millions of none had been e d ' xpen ended, bitterly sealant, and observed that he wps accompanied by another man. DA , LK E a l l TH kii 7 . it o riM A ftliET.--Feb. 22. both in effect and in principle. It is obvious enough, that Y those . 11 still Y ; a ffi liation issued against him at the instance of the parish of Ala id rge supp yof . Grain at this day's market, and thoh disappoint o who rema-nee in misery; bring upon Th d ey: f ort t h . w . t ii h rid t . ook ffight, anticipating the worst intentions, the first consequence of monopoly being to raise the price fi rers of Saint George's-in-the-East, in order to his giving ae- aso nearly at last week's prices. se I absurdly attempted to catch water in a sieve mg th ey w ere too quick for them, threw his of wheat, an immoderate rush is made On all sides to lay cnrity for the maintenance of a male illegitimat.e child f 5 ° bludgeon :Ater them, and with an oath said he would "do for First Wheat. Barley. Oats.' 1 Pease. I Beans. the contempt they would have merited for having f • so nut- which he was sworn to be the father. This was the second f f 31s Od 31s Od 31s Od gos 04 gg s 04 hold of land at any rent, and -to till it in any quantity. The 1 1 ~ . one or both." The stick struck Sam on the heel, but not to in- Second in an absurd attem t t e..s y . employea t h e m selves . .p o ac- time of his attendance, fee first was on that day week, and on • him, supply then raised exceeds the demand. It is hoped by the d both h d Dick - jute im, ane anescaped into a baler's shop, complish what was not p ossible , after having added m . any that occasion the farther investigation of the case was post-___,........-:-. farmer, who reasons through his wishes, that a longer trial • • where they cried "Murder !" and Martin and his wicked as HADDINGTON CORN MARKET.-Feb. Zi. millions to the present enormous public debt 011 r l i mit spore d , in consequence of the rece i pt of a letter from his f • P crate ran off. It was subsequently understood, that Martin re- We had a large supply of Wheat in this day's market, ricers of the experiment may produce a better chance of success. ' Mr. Leedha , professionalgentleman residing '°1.- will not allow US topursue this further . ._ . su b ject . at present, iner ma s ter, ‘ but we shall return to it.-ellornzng Chronicle. Tooley-street, In this it was stated that he, Mr. LeedeCr own, ' at Bagshot, by a van. He slept at that inn, and returned ter lower. Barley nearly the same prices. Oats have met a con defiance of a fall in the corn-market, he perhaps extends it. ham, had every reason to believe that the alleged parentage did not This aggravates the evil. He sinks under it, and is ruined. The investigation which has taken place relative to the exist, as both of the parties had been at the time the intercourse to town yesterday, by the Exeter coach, from which he was seen siderable rise, no lees than 4s. sd. on the average. Pease and to alight iu Piccadilly'. We have heard that Sam and Dick Beans are also up, top 30s. The rent-the "indemnity" rent-is lost to the landlord, death of a person confined for debt in the Fleet Prison, was said to have taken place, in his service and instead of an , Y went before a Magistrate and lod g ed in f ormations against their There were 424 quarters of Wheat in market b 19 at... 665, Od. 54 at... Ms. Od. 47 at..' ruer. f 3„,.(,),id th- '- who pockets his loss, but forgets the cause of it; raises a before the intelligent and respectable Coroner for the city affection being manifested between them, the most positive aversion cowar dly ' for whose a pprehension a warrant issaidl t... Lis. Oa. litee more money on mortgage, and seeks another tenant. of London (Mr. Shelton), will, we trust, lead to some was evinced by the coachman, indeed to such an extent did the have been assa ilant ,issued to 14 ....... g 0 TOR 56 57 0 I 28 ...... 54 0 1 2 ..-.. 50 0 -In tie mean time the manufacturer, paralyzed by the inquiry into the interior of this and other places in which latter prevail, that to get rid of her annoyances, he requested his ...b . ''''' °Average, 24 1_ 0 5d 10. 12 Unsold--44 Grey. .• • 6s . 12th per quarter. i here particulars we collected at a late hour on Saturday nig ht, overgrows i price of bread, so long as it continued, first vice and wretchedness are indiscriminately immured to- discharge from his Mr. Leedharn's employment. The purport of and, if true, there Y can be but one opinion of the conduct of Mar- GLASGOW CORN MARKET. -Feb. 21 contracted, thins suspended his works, and was compelled , g ether in this metropolis. Of the system of imprisonment this f communication, combined with the defendant's solemn denial • e an, wiio, w hatever may have been his rounds of dislike of Sate Wheat is in good demand, and 6d. to s. pe r boll ' dearer.- to hear, without beg able to relieve, the'hungry cries of ' for debt we have too often expressed our opinion to render to o t a h n e y li i o n b tr it u w rse tth ev u e . r h h ic a h vin h g e wtakasenlacethiantdcuould ced t a h t e all b leed i cannot be justified for so treacherous a g mode of seeking reveng e . No alteration in any other sort of Grain. his unfed journeymen ansl their children : by - charitable any enlarged repetition here necessary. That it is a system strates to abst y ain from making the order charged, until Saturday, . g"'" Other causes, however, may have led to this abortive attempt. when he _ Wheat, per British, old 2401b. a. d. a. d. Oats, per 2641 b. a. d. a. 4. 30 6t031 6 Irish llitsll7lo subscriptions, by parochial contributions, amidst wretched- at variance with common sense, with humanity, and sound slid he would be prepared to submit such facts to their notice as Both Sam and Dick were on the eve of fighting, and they might • - -- c , ..,, ...new - 4 ness and despair the majority survive, and although thin- Paean we think, admits of no doubt. If there is any one would cornpletely exonerate him from the imputation, and show have been wounded, so as to prevent the possibility of success. Canad a, a' t ree 2B 0 510 Beans, per 1401 b . 0 29 0 English - 9 -0 lied by disease and death, they are called again to their who does doubt it, let him only look to the result of - the its utter want of credit. It would be well if where there is a Whether this interested motive may have been saperadded to pri- Barley, per 3201 b. Scottish looms, after the influence of a glut in the corn market has discharges which are daily taking place before the Corn- tangible ground of defence, other magistrates would follow this vate pique or not, we will not pretend to say; but, viewing the c ri o t t l t i i s s % 3l 0 35 0 Pease, Scottish 29 IP gla • 33 0 34 0 Oatmeal, per 14011,..,. 94 4 ES 0 , transaction in whatever light we may, it is impossible, if correctly Irish beer, felt in the-fall of prices. Then orders multiply_ missioners of the Insolvent Court; and he will find, unless example of forbearance. No charge, sate one which must be 30 039 0 Flour, per 280 Lb speculation riots on the prospect of a permanency which we are misinformed, that the whole proceeds of all the nameless, is easier to be advanced than that of illi c it connect i on, represented, not to pronounce it b o th unman l y an d cr i m i nal in . ""'• 47 0 48 is the highest degree. We shall refrain from all further comments e- foelongs not to the demands of an unnatural system of schedules, as they are called, of the persons discharged d none with the exception before azi , e alluded to, is more difficult till more fully certified of the facto, on ly still h • IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF DYEWOODS AT THE ?Rini ..the . commerce-thousands of new journeymen are invited to bctli in town and country, do not pay a farthing in the of disproval, for in 99 cases out of 100, the oath of the female, mistake may have arisen as to the guilty party. . let her be of ever so disreputable a character, is taken as conclusive. e , the m enufactory-the stimulus acts powerfully until there Pound upon all the debts, nor amount to half as much as o f r ias -.I ai ai . 4 IA ca, &e.l r 0 ,1 I i II All Parts. I• I hesis sis i comes another check-and each periodical revulsion in the salaries and other expences of this most useless of all evi dence.. On Saturday, i 1 as has been before dfi said, the further in- company Oliver ic wa s d at r i n la i r n tly-Tow liut unfortunately did not ac en. wa lk. the market brings with it an access of human misery upon Public institutions-useless, not from any want of zeal, of Ca c all ed, the ° tis e e ed d p e lain v tiff t . were °t in t . :tte e nc e l:i i i: , tl a i. :d la i t f t :he may 11 1 41et Y her this event will have any effect on the fights on Tues- a', P) Attica,&c ' ' ' I' ' l "1" lAU Parts. IF; . . I I, a scale more entv•ged than ever. So much for the principle knowledp, or integrity in those who belong to it, btit as gave her name as Anne Roach, a dingy, drabbish, dumpy, , di w rty o - day, we cannot state with certainty ; it was re orted on Satur- ' ' • of the famous equivalent sought for by the landed interest, sanctioning a system of unavailing rigour, of which it looking, little_ 0 er 1,, woman, being sworn to speak the truth, turned day night, that the fight between Sam and C oo per p will be oil; " p oter ii , i lisiii I 1 ' l ' 4 ' Parts. to indemnify them for the land-tax, of about two millions evinces the total inutility. We have heard a great deal round hastily, and looking directly in the face of the defendant, but this, we believe, is without foundation. There is nothing 7, , , 0 ° - / -'- arts i . per annum, and for that portion,•being about one-third, of about the labours of a Society for the Improvement of Prison with the utmost e ff rontery exclaimed, " That is the father of my to interfere with the fight between Dick and Barney. -Sunday ;r- -an & l . a c : ca ' 1 T i , I' 1 ' ' 1 lFV ci s e ' ,l77---, 4 the poor-rates, which, taking into consideration the poor Discipline; but, as far as our means of information reach, child, and nobody else." Paper. A other , , , i , I i II 1 - 111 I I - All other Parts. her ' l Il " 1 of the great cities, may be asserted plausibly (though we we believe that in most of the prisons of the metropolis Mr. We-herr-Your accusation i s t oo genera l, we must h ave a Parts. editerra- ' do not yet admit it) to fall upon the land as a distinct and (especially the debtor prisons) no amelioration or improve- somewhat at more i inure detail of cir cum s tanc es. "S 1 • ," • e Cant- ,1 1 i I 1 ,il ' 1 IP T n - e - a - r 7l-.111 I ti as 11 1 - 1 j separate portion of the national property. But for the menu whatever has taken place by means of this Society ; ready," she said, ' perfectly ready, and in reply to the examina tion of the mag i strates, her very improbable, though somewhat 'glili I 1 1 I a IlinlialiaTni .1. . FT II ranee,&ce i extent to which that principle has been carried, let the and we shall be glad if any body will inform us what this plaus'bl . The demand for British Plantation Sugar this week has been '-' 1 e, account was, that she had, together with the defendant, 700 hhds. former "I &mai "' Ic* 1 1 1 ' ore o I_____ iII I I I country gentlemen consider only the effect produced upon Society is really about ; and particularly whether, like who was coachman at the time, lived for ten months as chamber-. steady ; the sales amount to at rates, except the ssc. fine qualities, Which we h quote le. per cwt. lower. Nothing done --- rn o th er , , ~,, , the general industry of the kingdom, as manifested in some other veryplausible institutions which we could name, maid in the family of Mr. Leedham : during that period he was , , , ,lAllot r ~ , 5 , I , the irregular, though unquestionable, growth of fo- it has any Honorary Secretaries, &c., subsisting upon extremely kind and fond of her, and an intercourse took place in Bengal S uga r ; t 3O ch es t s middling white Bahia have been sold Parts. Parts. at 345, per . ov . ) 250 punch& Molasses (mostly Berbice, .' 1 rsaVia ce 8 ------ i Micritiiiii- -• -- - i.11 ... 11 ii iii ... a a 1a a 11 . a rSign manufactures at the expense and to the exclu- its ;funds Debtors' prisons have not even the advantage, which eventually led to her pregnancy. She left that family on time since imported have been sold at cwt.---- The ,- . • Amer. sion of the British, and then ask themselves whether, we believe, of possessing the visiters provided by the the 6th of February in the last year, and in the following April some bsiness done in Coffee is principally . 265. per dand,„ l „,_ . ,__ ~ , . , Ii . ri , Th . ~ 0 nd _ _ _ confined to 70 tees. goo . k,' Va i lk ni r o. s F 8 : i I !Hi o I 1 I ' II ranee, c•I in addition to the precariousness of prices, their aye- Gaol Act; so that it is only when aCoroner's Inquest is held, procured a situation in the family of Mr. Capron, of Finsbury- fine middling Ja • maim, sold by auction at fully last week ' s prices. 1 Jamaica - - North of ioi I i II la all II Europe. It a !fill i h unavoidable disclosure takes rage exorbitancy is not proved ?If the body of land- or some such place, that square ;in the interval she lodged at a Mrs. Easterly's, in Osborn- Cocoa remains uh-Small parcels of an d Ginger have been ee. ' owners will have not merely such rents as are built upon e the secrets of the prison -house" - ever escape. We are Place, Whitechapel. There he visited her as well as at Finsbury- sold at 675. to 87s. per cwt. for ordinary and middling quality ; 14 1.1 mono of prices, but will also reserve to themselves, far from meaning to impute any blame to the keepers of srpia e b r e e, and at the latter place the intimacy was renewed by which and of Pimento at 90. per lb.-In Rum little doing ; prices re- 1:..4, IY.I P. u$ F gl, ;, R as they do, the monopoly for their families and creatures these horrid places, who, as far as we have ever heard, h The defendant emphatically asserted his innoceue of the main without alterafion. g . .g lA' A a A Ei - ,' .4 .3 ..A of 10th8 of all that portion of the taxes raised upon the do generally all that they can, or at least all that they are charge, and denied ever having called at her lodeings. He would The business done in our Cotton market has amounted to '' -(55 5 'A >„ ~. ~.,... ~.. o _,,, 4. country at large, which does not go in discharge of cute- expected to do. To expect that . can, they from their own admit he had seen her once in Finsbury -square, in July last, 9,750 bags, and although the arrivals continue limited, the demand C, - 45- - .7 4,- - i a U B.i-gt . sz 1 Pi i - . ,I. A rest on rho 8 00,000,000 of debt which they have imposed means, alleviate the mass of wretchedness which comes w h en has generally been very languid, and the prices of most kinds have ~ ti, r a y '.i . F, ''. 4. t: i t• :- IV upon the pea'ple o . f . England, verily they are of all descrip- within their notice would be preposterous; it is the sus- The complainant turning abruptly round, here interrupted him, given way about i-d. per lb. fgom our last quotations. , The sales .2 et. ;• - e* ci, 44' .Z 6 7 4 l •CY 1. .$ '.l 4 4r3 it: consist of-5,030 Bowed at 6-0. to 71-d., chiefly at sd. to 6el. tions of monol:olists the most ambitious and insatiable. tern-and the system only, which we wage war with ; by repeating, " You are the father of my child, and I never that a total destruction of the monopoly and that we shall never cease to do till we have drawn knew any one else." for fair quality; 470 Orleans at 7d. to SP., principally at 71d. GRAIN, FLOUR, &c. But the truth is, to good • 590 Alabama and Mobile at 61-d. to '7d. ; ImpoRTED at London and Liverpool, Coastwise, from Ireland, sad Fa. seriously demanded any where :we the public attention effectually to its folly, its inutility, its Defendant-" How can you say so, you hues woman ? For to 8(1. for fair 1 4 ,. . 12d. to sad.,; 420 roen Parts ; with the EXPORTS of Grain, Flour, and Pr ' °visions, from of corn has not been 180 Sea I s l an d at I.d to 15d., chiefly at Liverpool. plated by Ministers, but it is not. mischievousness, its oppression, and its wickedness. Of what purpose used the baker, the butcher, and the painter to call wish that it were contem Pernambuco at 9d. to lop.; 410 Maranbam at Sid . to . 9 d. - It would be an act of too daring rebellion against their ' the Fleet Prison, in particular, we should be glad to know • rather more than we do. It is the prison, we understand, upon you? Com lainant(after apause)-" niwill 270 Bahia at 84-d. to 9d. ; 100 Mina Nova at Sad. ;70 Mina ..: . ti „.. ,i.d., chiefly at 71d . ; A trier ,i ca . iiIIIIIII I I I I I I I I I .4.1 3 Ali-VS masters and must be carried t li rcugh at the risk of sueri- , , bad. Egyptian at ' 7 } d • to 8 2i4 -• ai .e e e ' ' hi' -.- t t ---b of the Courts of Chancery and Common Pleas. If so is to know fires which appertain to an order ce pu ic 11, ue oo B. - . . , ~ T that myseh. at 4 ; 1,850 90 Demerara at sy.; a t7d• 10 West India at 110 "Barba does a • , . 1 ________ __ , ..............,,.......... let t:s ask the Judges of those Courts, that the Mr. N i verr-There were then I perceive a plurality of can . ' • ' - Vid. •; 150 Surat at 61d. to 6d. About 400 Brazils lave been •-"' a- -.'R E , 43 c ' A r' =.4 .3i8. 0 - lime. No, all that will be asked, and as much as will be it lit, didates for vour favours. Explain this, pray. arr i va l s are 4,397 bags. 350 bags . Foreign i ~., 7;14 .T Te: e. , i .. . , 4; -.(4 4-• wretched inmates of this prison should want the common ta k en for export. The ra Parte. a ire ..."' s;' ,? .: csr • ••••••••11,, conceded, is the application of some gentle alid inoffensive The complainant, however, gave no other reply than repeatingauction on the 211 of March Demerara are declared for . .: ~.„ necessaries supplied at a parish workhouse ?Is it fit that i ' restraints _upon the progress of popular starvation. A her former statement. i We continue to experience a good demand for Tobacco, and - - ---- c -. 7. : , , , ;, =-.i A. 4 .4 7 4"I'f' ll eirotecting dui of-we tremble to say how much-is to disease should languish till death relieves it-and con- ARDWICK here observed, that he could not think, after . Mr. II ,$ Coastwise ,Uo' $.. : g , 3: F 2 , rE3 7, .. , ..4. - Zr, F; , , ?;',' ... 1 3 . 4 1. e steadily supported • there has also been ' disposition some and Isle -.... - 1 9,-1 , 1 0 ., '' 4 ....rs-? t.: sig be humbly and distrustfully-begged from such a man as tagion spread for want of the commonest boon that Chris- l o u r had transpired, of affixing his name to the order of a ffi liation. Prices are . ed Tobacco, , ,st and some sale. have of Ilan "C% been made _ ' •_ _ • r P 2 Sir •Thomas Lethbridge! by such a man as Mr. Canning! tian charity . can bestow ? Are there no fees, no sinecures, On this, one of the overseers • came forward and said their parish to p ;11 s tbnce a i t Cri n tion e rt the The c onventional question in the House is this-not in both or e ither of those Courts, which might be well be- would be placed in a most awkward predicament, r ned in the event The sales in description, 'e exert particulars have not transpired. - §I ~ i I are about 240 hags white Bengal at 17s. 6d. to Ireland. I' l ^l ' a 1 I tilt is !.....;, ft h ow bet to feed the multitude, but how much famine stowed in provi ding for the extreme wants of Nature in of the non-signature of the order, it wou ld 20s. in bond, and a small lot of Carolina at 9 ls per cwt. No Y e - . c' h l 4 i it will be possible to make them endure !" We do sot her last and utterest moments of distress ? What is there maintenance of the infant. Mr. WYATT-Whatever the consequences may he, we cannot sales worth notice have been made in Clover seed - Oi Flax •••••••111. Lord Chan cellormore than his seed. notice in detil.:.l the arguments as they are called, which that would immortalise a of lending ourselves to a most flagrant injustice.g it ei ii i i i t a America. ' his death , 20 000/. • think Imported into Liverpool, from the 17th to the 23d Feb. inelu for the corn monopoly now resorts to ; giving, either in his life-time or at o ~ , An order was then given for the defendant's dischar :} 4 - every advocate lied for the benefit of the miserable . . ge, and the sive, 1 vessel from Berbice, 2 York, 1 Charleston, ' hem-there is no novelty- the interest to be app . . . ________--___ 8 ...IN._ .........terc _.....____ . . 8 & , . there is no variety' -In t. - New , 1 Savannah, 1 Newfoundland, and 1 Smyrna :- i iik.in iii- .35,,...ggi, a .,-, • _ A i x. not to add, that there .is no truth nor justice.-Time s . objects who crowd this Equity Prison ? But we believe ill-success of her speculation. Sugar, Berbice, 55 hhds., 1 tee . ; Molasses, ditto, 253 punchs. ; ~.; Europe. -, ei . yr, ~,,,^ ..,- , 1 6sii , r- (:) -- .6 , has hitherto prevented our there is in reality, a Tar e sum raised o 3 g on all the counties in .1111010111 , Rice, 125 tees. Flour, American, 1,056 brls. Cotton, West 1.. _ A * 4 , E t i i A press of -temporary mailer England in pro tion , por to the amount of their respective ~,_ l___,_____l______ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ! India, 223 bales; American, ditto, 4,174 bale s ; Valonia, 115 " 1. . : c o astwise pg I.g g 1f:2,, :2: Re , ~,,, - bestowing that attention on the subject of Emigration county rates, towards the support of poor pr • • isoners in the 1 tons ; Madder Roots, Turkey , 236 bales • Yellow Berries, 20 .-4 and Isle; ; :;,lit , 5...f . 1. Ia I I --,..i--,. i 2 '4l 1, which its importance deserves. The following are the London gaols. If so, we should be glad to know what is ' RACES TO COME.• ' ' - of Man. - ' '''' - sacks; Ashes, New York, 161 brie. ; Hides, cow and ox, New 1 -"*. ..; 1..- 1 1 . ? i Sal a names of .the Committee- named by the House of C l em- . the amount thus raised, and how it - is a pp l ie d . In re f s- The followi appointments have already been mad • York, No. 610 ; Newfoundland, No. 294. - iF ,:i'a ) . git..,i ''''. . ~..1.7., , i7+,,, ge rnems to pursue the - in which were begun last session. reuse to the melancholy case which gave rise to these re- Warwick Spring March 14 Buxton e •- .... June 20 There has been nothing done in Turpentine this week, the dis- Ireland. sr.: , ~,,c, c l, .i. i -:4. -r e Lille , , it w - jii be seen that one of the gentlemen, Colonel Tor- marks, we will only add, that we thought A an Act passed Doncaster Hunt April 2 'Newcastle-upon-Tyne ...... July 2 N ^ . .C; C'' Caiston - 2 Newinarket 9 tillers having supplied themselves for the present, appear in .irem, i s no longer a Member of the House. only a few years ago prohibiting Sheriffs' Officers from Croxton Park --- 4 Stamford IS dined to work up their stock before they again come into the mr. wii n i et Horton, Ma. Secretary Peel, Sir Thomas Aoland, renioning persons to prison whose health rendered it dart- 7ilostyn Hunt -- 4 Kendal 3l Stockholm is c ,.. '4 ir.ai..o, k ] 01 1 market. American Tar is dull of sale; scarce, Mr. Spring Rice, Mr. Hart Davis, Mr. Leslie Foster, Lord F. Exton Park so to - 7 Wolverhampton -16 Burton-upon-Trent . Aug. 14 than 400 barrels. ee la'. .a .e .a II A. 2 ' i .3 , i , •21 and wanted, the quantity here not being more Lor d gerpeth, Mr. Maurice Fitzgerald Sir James gerous do; f.• 5. 1 ... 15 at L Gotegs , 1 Mr . Frankland Levi ' 8, Mr. J. Deni- Is° e le" d • bd • eto such a law amount to manslaughter ?- Cf:tterlg Newmarket Craven........ 16 Warwick Sept. I t Rosin steady. .......... -18 Lich fi eld 3.1 r. S. WorLay, • Graham, , Parnell, Mr. L. Maberly, M r . Morning Herald. Middleham .... ...... ... ..... :-. -22 Abingdon l2 The decline in Ashes has occasioned a speculative demand, some r a j s'• ez 1.. a• Sh •' tS 1-; I i ? re al ge. 51 g g 4 5 1 4 ,1 son, Mr. E. Stanley, Sir Iferssry Newmarket First Spring.. -- 30 Doncaster 17 considerable areels of New Montreal Pot were sold early in the Keith Douglas, •Mr. Wood, 3f.re here. Mr . Alexs d Lab_olic _ ~._ _. - ...n er Chester ......................... May 7 Shrewsbury... ............. week at 251., since which at 255. 6d., mad in one instance 265. has , 1 .. 4 . 8 f r , It • . ,z a q t a,4 Xas ,0., ► 4..4; , a LAW INTELLIGENCE. Newmarket Sec. Sprin g _ - 14 Tewkesbury Baring, Mr. Torreeals, Mr. Brownian', Air, F. 11 :-.,:ng• . York Spring ................... -21 Newmarket First October. Oct. Ihe paid ;50 barrels old Pot have brought 245. ; the total sales . ' ...._-..,.^_,_ , - The ----- The persons Twice immediately con:.lerned in this matter Epsom .......................... -- 29 Ditto Second Ditto 18 of Pot As h during the week being fully 1,000 barrels ; in Pearl BIftTIIS. COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-Fro. 24. Manchester ................... June 6 Ditto Houghton n may he classed thus !-- 2,,qc0t.......... ............ . ..... - On the 21st inst. at Morval, in Cornwall, the lady of John paesoes V. TUBB. 1. Those who desire to emigrate. This Was an action by the pl a i n tiff , a dress-maker, to recover LIVER I CML RACES.-A n Annual Meeting has been advertised M g N e w Montreal at 265. to 265. 6d., principally at the former On Es of a (laughter. 2. Those who from benevolence, and from want of inforrnatiode from the def en d ant• - ' • • in Gilbert-street, , a shopkeeper, residing y price; at this place to take place on the Wednesday, Thursday, and Frida not hi ng done in States' Ashes. The transactions in Dye- On Butler, 4th inst. the lady of Thomas Green, Esq. of Old. 'principally confined to a are willing to promote emigration. G ro ,evenor-square, a compensation in damages for an assault and following the Preston Races, being the first year. The Stewards woods have been r. car go of Fustic and street-road, of a son. S. Those who are to act as Legislators. false impri."'lnneut. are Earl Wilton and Sir John Gerrard, Bart. ' Solid Nicaragua Ni ood, by auction, 30 tons Cuba Fustic brought - --------- The first class consists of persons whose situation is so The Loan CssxEf ,TUSTICR having summed up the evidence, ---- _._ _____ e ery deplorable, that it is next to impossible to make it the Jury found a verdict tor the plaintiff-D age 20/. THE RING.-FIGHTS TO COME. tine Solid Nicaragua Wood at 191- to 19/. 10s., with a parcel of On the 24th inst. at St. James's, Clerkenwell, Mr. Marks, of middling quality at 1 8 1 . per ton. The only sale of Logwood is a C u mming-street, Pentonville, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of Mr. worse ; they are pretty certain that by being removed to _________ - un - s _____ Feb. 27.-Dick Curtis. Barney Aaron. , small parcel of Jamaica for export, at Cl. 10s s per ton in bond; a Dunell, of Barnsbury-street, Islington, c at utda, it must be bettered. They look simply to the COURT OF COM.MON PLEAS. Feb. 27.-Young Dutch Sam and GYPseY C° 6 Per• few tons good Camwood have brought 16/. 10s. per ton. On the 24th inst. at St. John's, Southwark, Thomas Rivers, hope of escaping from misery, and they cannot reasonably JACOBS v. mote. March 6.-Ned Savage and Jem Wallace. expected to look at it in any other point of view. The This was an action of assault. March 6 .-Dobell and Bailey. The few holders of fine Philadelphia Bark now demand 14s. to Esq. of Sawbridgeworth, to Miss Mary Summers, third daughter be second class are also o p erated upon by their feelings ; and Mr. Serjeant WILDE stated that the plaintiff was an attorney, March 13.-L ar ki ns and Ab b ott. 15s. per cwt., at which prices small sa l es are e ff ec t e d. In Rough of Robert Summers, Esq. of H ors l ey d own . without adverting to any other circumstance than residing in Cullum-street, Fenchurch-street, and conaplained of an March 1 3.-Harry Jones and Raines. Brimstone no sales. Verona Sleamac is offering lower, 350 bags having been sold at 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; Sicily is steady at I 1 s. DIED. • those who may be removed, assault that had been comm it t ed on him . by the defendant while be April 1 0 ,-Marten and Gybletts. On the 22d inst. his Park, Thomas benefitting are willing to to 1 Is. 6d., but rather dull of sale ; Mala ga without inquiry. In at seat, Clandon Earl cf • society of a few friends at the Castle Tavern, in April 24 . - Whiteheaded Bob and Jem Burns, subscribe their money, their wishes, or their advice, or, was enjoying the Onslow, in the 711 year of his age. rate, to acquiesce in the request of the first class.- 711 is I ( • ' i- ar a ane, we could not distinct. either Rood-lane o r . . _yunder- Madders and Roots there has been not hi ng d on e this week. Va- On the 19th inst. at Deal, John Nairne, Esq. late pursee• of at any hich), under circumstances that would be best explained LENEFITS. lonia meets a steady sale at 17/. 10s. to 19/. for Smyrna, and The third class have a most importan t duty to perform ;and s js a, te w evidence he should call. Yoene DUVAL SAM Will take his benefit on Thursday, at the 16e, f o r Morea. Cochineal is lower, 10 seams good Silver have his Majesty's ship Ramilies, aged 50. On the 21st inst., in Sackville-street, Piccadilly, Mrs. Eliza let, strange as it may appear, not single Member of the • Mr. Thomas Levick was at the Castle Tavern on the evening o f R o y a l Tennis Court, Windmill-street, two days after his fight with been sold at 14s. to 149, 6d, p er lb. duty paid. Twenty-five spoke on Mr. Horton' • whist with th e Gip se y Coo Per• On this occasion Dick Curtis, B arney A aron, cas k s cream of Tartar brought by auction 745. 6d. for ordinary, Hughes, widow of the late John Hughes, Esq. o Abingdon-street, ) s ouse of Commons, who sp . • s motion the 25th of November last, and was engaged at for a Committee, took a com p rehensive view of the sub- p l a i nt iff an d som e other friends. About eleven o'clock th e d e - an d C o oper will chew; and all th e s tage performances of Tuesday and 7'7s• for fine. B u t littl e i s d o i ng i n Saltpetre, and prices re- Westminster. ject. 'The debate was just such an one as might have fendant, with a party of eight or ten persons who had been dining will be fully discussed, It is expected, a l so , that a challenge from main without alteration; the sales are about 100 bags at 275. for " given taken place in any common club or society of half - informed togethe r in W a t e r-lane, to celebrate the occasion of having r e - J em Ward to Big Brown will be on that day. good quality. Saffl ower i s more i nqu i re d for, and 50 bales East P r i n t e d an d P u b l i s h e d b y M. YOUNG, a t t h e S UN-Omen , pen who were disposed to give way to their feelings, and ceind some compensation for their premises, which had been pulled REVBEN MAIiTEN will have a benefit at the Three Comp asses , I n dia sold at 4/. ls. for middling, and 61. to 71. 10s. for fine. No. 11`2, STRAND. !tuba ststi, ,11 I 1 1 1 1 1 S11 _France, I Domingo. , J amai ca i t I, f &c. I Europ e . I oin lin in u 6. 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