The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-10 00:00:00

EAST SUSSEX HUNT RACES.

These races, which have been established five years, take
place annually on Easter Monday. They create in this
ueigl.bourhood a considerable degree of interest, and bun.
dreds of persons flock to the scene of action (the Lewes
race-course), from this town to partake of the sports of the
day. On Monday the course presented an animated
scene ; and, although it was not so numerously visited as
we have seen it, the meeting, in point of brilliancy, was
scarcely inferior to the regular races. The weather was
very fine, and the ground in excellent condition. Among
the gentry present, we observed Lord Lake, C. Craven,
Esq., W. C. Alabbott, E.q., T. R. Keay, Esq., M.P.,
Sir G. Shiffner, &c. &c.

The Farmers' Stakes (consisting of a Silver Bowl, and
the remainder in specie), by subscription of 3 soya., and
20 sovs. given by Mr. Craven to the owner of the
second horse ; for horses the property of farmers.
Four-yr. olds to carry list. 41b. ; five, 12st. ; six, and
aged, 12st. 41b. The New Course heats; Gentlemen
riders ; eight horses to start, or no race ; 25 subscribers.
Mr. D. Gilbert na. blk. g. The Purser 2 1 1
Mr. Gratwick na. ch. en. Vestris 8 2 2
Lord Sheffield ma. b. m. Rhoda
Mr. Pinder na. b. g. Devil's Dyke 3 4 4

This race was admirably contested. Teo started in the
first heat. The Purser, by superior jockeyship, won cle-
verly. Vestris, llowever, pushed him hard, but was
much distressed in consequence. The winner is the
property of Mr. John Saxhy, and was rode by Mr.
Blaekeuherry. _ . .

The East St-198ex Hunters' Stakes, of 5 soya. each, with 20
soya. given by the town of Lewes and its vicinity, foi
horses not thoroughbred, that have never won before the
day of starting, and that have regularly hunted with Co-
lonel Wyndham's or the East Sussex Fox Hounds. To
carry 12st. each.
Lord Lake named North Star 1 1
Sir W. Ball's b. g. Scud

Mr. Kemp named Merryman
Mr. Craven's b. g. Chance 2 4

Seven started. North Star kept the lead in both heats,
but Chance in the first heat run well up, and proved a
vod one. The winner belongs to Mr. Skinner, of Al-
friston, and was rode by Mr. Johnson, jun., of Lewes.
A Pic Nic Cup of 50 soya. value, given by the Pic Nic

Society at Lewes.

Election
Robin Adair
Duvernay
Merryman

1 1
4
3 dr
2 4

Six started in the first heat and four in the second.
This race was very well contested, a❑d the four above-
named ran up well together. The win❑er belongs to Mr.
Lamb, of Wilmington.
The pleasures of the day terminated with a ball at the
County Hall, which was very numerously attended by the
Gentry of Lewes and its vicinity, and several from Brigh-
ton. Kirchner's excellent band was professionally engaged.

It has been remarked in speaking of the tan
pillar near Carlton-terrace, and its object, where could the
Duke of YORK, the late Commander-in-Chief, be more
appropriately placed, than at the head of his column?
The KING, during his morning rides at
Windsor, pays an occasional visit to the cottage of the
Earl of SEFTON at Stoke Farm, only a few miles froui the
Palace. Her MAJESTY, who is a great florist, has often
been delighted with the conservatory at Stoke Farm,
which is upon a large scale, and is decorated with the
most choice anti exotic plants.
The late Actuary or the Carmarthen Savings'
Bank, JOHN JONES, underwent a final examination before
D. DAVIES and J. B. DAVIES, Esqrs., the sitting Magis-
trates, for embezzlement, and was fully committed to take
his trial at the next assizes. The defalcation amounts to
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SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOUINALSI

Our readers will see in an advertisement that
some advance has been made towards indemnify-
ing Mr. Duncombe for the great expense which
he has incurred in fighting the battle of Reform.
It will excite general and just displeasure---but,
ii
,cteial bodyprobably,r no
hassurp subscribedriset a
hatnotshoinlng. These
one of the
helpless gentlemen require everything to be done
for them, but have scarcely ever the courage to
face an enemy, or the gratitude or generosity to
assist a friend. Is it matter of wonder, that
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4r. Ellice is a man of personal resolution, and
we have no doubt, drive his opponent out of the
field ; but if he does, it will be entirely his own
work, and in spite of much apathy and contempt,
engendered by the feeble body to whose weak-
ness he has allied his strength and influence.
To return to Mr. Duncombe, however, we trust
that he may find that support from the public
which it seems useless to expect from those who
ought to be foremost in tendering it. The evi-
dence heard before the late Committee demon-
strated that Hertford is completely a close
borough of Lord Salisbury : but who, for one
moment, suspects that the Ministers will dare to
support any motion for its disfranchisement ?
Times.

The Irish Coercive Bill is not to ramai a
dead letter. On Saturday last a proclamation
was issued by the Lord-Lieutenant, declaring the
county and city of Kilkenny to be "in such a
state of disturbance and insubordination, as to
require the application of the provisions of the
said Act." It is reported also that another procla-
mation is to appear in the present week, for prohi-
biting assemblages of the Volunteers, the Conser-
vatives and the Trades' Union. Now that the entire
body of Volunteers have, by consent, after a re-
gular motion for the purpose, merged into, and
become incorporated with the single individual
person of Mr. O'Connell, who is himself hence-
forth " the Volunteers" of Ireland, there seems
to be little danger of any operation of the
vice-regal manifesto against volunteer meetings,
so long only as the aforesaid Learned Gentleman
shall remain on this side of the water, otherwise,
that is, in case of Mr. 'O'Connell's proceeding
to Ireland, it may raise a nice question among
the lawyers whether the Learned Member for
Dublin does not, in his collective capacity, as a
noun of multitude, comprehending within him-
self the whole staff, rank and file, pioneers and
all, of the volunteer army of Ireland—whether, we
say, he does not constitute in his own skin an
unlawful meeting of volunteer insurgents, and
as such become liable to dispersion, military
execution, or whatever preventive or penal pro-
cess the Act of Parliament enjoins. But the
place proclaimed is the county of Kilkenny. Is
that possible ? It can have been hardly six weeks
ago since Mr. Steele was sent down to pac,ify
Kilkenny, by employing Mr. O'Connell's argu-
ments, and addressing the people in the Learned
Gentleman's language. And has this been the
effect of their conjoint peace-making ? How are
a reckless multitude to be ruled ? They hate the
law, and cut the throats of all who seek to enforce
it. They love O'Connell, Steele, and such like
patriots, who stimulate their angry passions, but
they love throat-cutting better. How, then, go-
vern them ? By fear ? No ; the people are des-
perate, and terror is powerless over despair. By
affection ? No again,—unfortunately they could
not afford to act upon their good affections, if
all but evil impulses had not been already
blighted. Feed them,—that is the best Govern-
ment for Ireland which first makes war in right
earnest upon hunger. In close contact with :al
empty stomach, the heart becomes a petrifaction;
it breeds neither tenderness nor virtue. The
Irish multitude are all but driven to madness by
excessive want. Relieve that want, or Lord
Anglesea must proclaim every county in the
island, and his successors must go on reissuing
proclamations until Doomsday.— Times.
There is scarcely a department of Erglisii
commerce to which we can turn that does not
expose some wretched blunder in the system of
our excise or custom-house taxation. The
timber duties have often been referred to as
eminent examples of perverted and unprofitable
finance. In them the protecting principle flou-
rishes, and there, as in most other instances of
protection, not only does the consumer pay the
reckoning, both in purse and comfort,----not only
is our native industry sacrificed to that of Baltic
workmen,—but the European foreigner, whom
we aim at depressing, is fed at our proper cost,
—the American colonist, whom we make a
pretence of enriching through this insane mono-
poly, transfers, by contraband, the sale of the
article which we favour to our rivals of the
United States,—and the shipping interest of
England, the second great (proposed) gainer,
by the inequality of our timber duties, is bene-
fitted in the proportion of 1, while the ratio in
which it suffers is that of 3or 5. We insert a
curious statement upon this subject, and one well
worthy of attention :—A cargo of deals (that is,
timber sawed into plank) and battens, from
the Baltic, pays 1,2831. of impost. This duty,
on a cargo of equal bulk (viz. 667 loads), in
unmanufactured timber from the same spot
(mark this!) would be 1,8341., or an extra tax
of 5501. upon the raw material, as compared
with the wrought articles, being, in other words,
a bounty and premium to the same extent upon
the work of the Russian or Prussian sawyer, and
a discouragement to the British. Now, if there
be one principle in taxation which it has been the
unvarying—nay, the pedantic boast of English
statesmen to maintain and abide by in all their
measures, it is that of repelling the wrought ar-
ticle, and inviting the raw material from abroad.
There are, indeed, manufactured commodities
which it would be most impolitic to attempt in
this country, because the soil or climate,
or other circumstances of our natural or
necessary position, would render it impossible
for Englishmen to succeed in them, save
esxutcrhavuagnacnotngceonsiat tl
boraitilicehecsoonfsuinmdeurstcybwuet
s'aluno
triealnnygcannot place the operations of the saw-
pit,i
oe
plank
Andmetamorphosis of
at raw
what
timber into orMemelprice!
and according to what process, do our en-
lightened financiers enforce this preference of
continental over British labour ? The price of
a load of crown deals (plank) at Memel being
40s. 10d., and that of the same quantity of
crown timber, in the bulk, being 285.2 d•, we,
by our present duties, force the
importationoug
the wrought timber, and exclude the u
which latter, if it were given fair play, would
reach the shores of England at a first cost of
28s. 2d., and would be sawed . into plank by
English workmen for 4s. fid. , the manufac-
tured article thus standing the British con-
sumer 325. Bd. instead of 40s. 10d., the dif-
ference between which sums, or Bs. 2d., being
vi'rlitl

-
,
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„,_ 1. - -.--- This is, in fact, the -very hot-bed of aristocratic extrava- Right Hon. Baronet has truly made a good .
a direct donation to tne toreign sawyer, anl -a
save this venal borough from its long-deserved important, exhibiting, as it does, the practical
gance, and.every a-n.bassiador could well afford to remit a beginning. The proclamation of the county of
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Spoliation Urtoll, British industry. Upon this -punishment. Its Members have been for half working of the system in all its details, and bring- - et of 'TS
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~ large portion of his allowance; as, however, I have Kilkenny must bepeculiarly grateful to the people (From the 4‘ London New Price Currenk
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point we refer, ap abe statement. specified abova, a century notoriously the representatives of their ing together a mass of facts, the impression ot laid down a general rule throughout this pamphlet, of
of Ireland and to the electors of Westminster. The There is no business doing in the Mar e
MARICET__.___INTELLIGENeg
holding that 'if protection of native labour ho own linrses or pecuniary " promises to pay:' which Is perfectly astounding, when considered in proceeding on the most moderate principles, however de. thaj°l
hit •
sirous I might be, in the present instance, to swerve Irish Government has yet done little more than
sometimes reprehensible, the protection of foreign Once, it is said, that a former Member was re- reference to the consequences that must result SUGAR.
the Easter HoTlykdeadyesm.
it, yet I consider it the better plan, to leave others commence its application of the Act. The next
week was steady, being partly holyday tiirtnastiisolo
labour against native, to the detriment not only turned without having paid his preceding elec- from the unmitigated operation of the present from. g
Sle
D to improve on m measure rather than destroy its nni- tep will be, we are told, and it is its own or- were limited to 2,200 hhds. and Ws.:
otfbeiVreeaa Intli'' e
of the home labourer but of the borne consumer tion bribes, on the blind faith of adding past syStem.lfthere were a singlesane individual in the formity of scale. y The di lOmatic ex uses are 264,616/ , s
too, is no less than unnaiural and monstrous. arrears to present outlay. The annals of no whole kingdom, who, having turned his thoughts which, if reduced by fivi: per cent.,Pewould yield in the gan that tells us, to prohibit by proclamation reduction in the pricesn. d
tThe swtohe
ich is 5,327 0010
the meetings of the Conservative Association, of
.is now 12,078 hhds.ka
The same perversity of taxation as between raw borough in the United Kingdom could surpass to the subject, was disposed to doubt the neces- drawback about 16,4601. There was an amount paid
in 1831, for various public services, which I suppose is -the Volunteers, and of the Trades Union. Of last year. The stoc
l'h d livery of IV 010
and manufactured timber exists in regard to that the shameless corruption and open bribery of sity for some revision of the poor laws, the peru- 15,223 less than last rear. e e re abs • A
generally continued annually, under some such explicit the Volunteers and the Trades Union it is not Sugar is 2,130 hhds. and trs., being 605 too , Oa:
Wag_ J
of Canada. At Quebec the load of timber this degraded body of electors. The men have sal of the extracts issi ters
prepared by the Comm . ot and for IVluscovades clure . JAI°
explanations, of 129,463/ , and when I state the leadin our province OT our purpose to speak, but of the year. The delivery of Mauritiuskis 5158.32. The eos
costs 15s. ; the load of plank costs 335. 4d. : been as regularly sold as negroes in the West must convert even that individual to the opinion items of this very curious and most unsatisfactory accounte
Conservative Association we will venture to say less than the corresponding. wee f
oa account •0 A
thus we pay the Canadian sawyer 18s. 4d. for India islands, at so much a head, and with which must now become universal. Great care, I think my readers will fully agree with me in thinking A Markets continue shut this forenoon „ palt!n
the same work for which an Englishman charges equal privity of many of the masters, who have however, will be required, both on the part of that it may be abolished by two-thirds, or, 86,308/. ; the this, that its members are not adverse to law anu
holydays. In the Refined 111arket
of MaUritius i5944:a0:8 blig; 01
there was ou top
_A ito -
4s. 6d.-so generous are we to industry on the been the customary salesmen. It has long been a the public and the Legislature, to guard against following are some of the items :-His Excellency the order, and that, therefore, they were not in the
orted V
11Iarquis of Anglesea, on his arrival in Ireland, contemplation of the Legislature When it passed •
prices continue declining; Lumps were reP , ,
banks of the St. Lawrence, so mindless of it on proverb in Stafford,that a wealthy stranger, enter- the panic so likely to follow the disclosures of
„ 2,769/. 4s. Bd. -Plate supplied to Lord Melbourne • ia I°
h A t I th
t e c . s ere any man who can pretend and tine crashed at 28s. 6d. and 295.
those of the Mersey and the Thames! But the ing on the third day after the proclamation of the the Commissioners, and so certain, if it should upon his ap ointment as Secretary of State, 488/ , ' Herat° 6tr
that the Conservative Society can endanger the EAST INDIA SUGARS.-There ig
no
Idle fey/ 651
alteration, and notwithstanding the very reduce" . Auld
head and front of the public arieyances, in rela- vuit, was the most assured candidate for the follow, not only to freeze over the sources of be- robes, collars,Pbadges, &c., for knighta of the several or- India Sugar ; the Market is heavy, but
a administration of the law ? And, if' it cannot, OA
tion to these timber duties, is the advantage favour of men whose only measure of the value nevolence and pity, but to introduce into le- ders, 2,578/.,-Repairing the King's crown, maces, badge, ported were at previous prices. ted latit sal
&e., gold ;ind silver sticks, &c., &c., 5111., The Right is there any man who can pretend that the The sales repor ota
given by them to the execrable growth ot of principle was the gold standard or bank notes gislation a cowardly and stupid selfishness, from Hon. Lord Plunket Lord Chancellor of Ireland, on his Matiamus SUGAR.
Canada over the sound, wholesome, and payable on demand. Many ci-devant candi- which no good can be expected to emanate- • '
appointment, 923/. ls. 6d., &c." Legislature, in passing the recent Act of coer-
cion, intended to put it down ? A wide scope afford little criterion as to Market
enduring production of the Baltic forests. dates arid representatives, with their agents, even by accident. We hope that the commis- Again, with reference to Mr. Penn ' d
y s propose was very heavy. f FOlllt
f interpretation was left to the Government, o pareha'es° 01'
It is ascertained that the importations of under the protection of the Indemnity Bill, sioners themselves will be cautious to avoid the reductions in a part of h V . (' '3
t epu lc servtce as it FOREIGN SUGAR.-There were n
is complimentarily termed), we are disposed to b. ut, from all that took place in Parliament, the k t its ati" yerire. ip
were about 1,000 bags ; they were of in:: ;ludo, „,..--A.,
ta s
timber from the north of Europe have for will amply expose this scandalous system ; and same panic and its consequences in the drawing Sugar reported last week ; the Mar e
„„„ro to e,,a
lay the axe much deeper at the root of the reat intention of the Legislature was manifestly to h h
ut t e great reduction in the prices aPr''', verge r:
some time past been declining, especially of many resident adepts, known as " old election- up of their report, and that no predilection for the
Upas of public burden. Sinecures, insteL of interfere only with those who resisted the law, tracted the attention of some speculators. A
ti
the unwrought article, while that of America eerers," must now unfold their knowledge and doctrines of Malthus will be permitted to interfere
has increased ; not that, be it understood, of practice in the universal corruption of the town. with the dictates of humanity, and the improve- being compromised with, should be thrown or rendered its administratio• n precarious or of Sugar, 1/. ss. per cwt.
CO.FFEE.-The
dangerous. The Conservative Association is
British America, but cif the United States, Five Members in the present House of Com- ment of a system founded on those dictates. It overboard alto h The • 1. d
get er. pension ist, an , Jamaica fully support the advance ot 6 •
ve been ~
the enem fM. • t
y o inis ers, but it is the friena aha ioria i•
which supply this country with a large propor- mons sensitively detail the cost of a Stafford is with satisfaction we observe, amongst the the " unknown service" money (876,1530 stated last week, and considerable parce
of law and order ; and, by placing it in the for the home consumption. Foreign and Eisiting;
__4l/0'
tion of what passes here for produce of the soil contest; and the state of this mass of rank cor- remarks which conclude the extract under the should be extinguished. We are quite aware British Plantati in., disisgP:vihlr:lsiott
of Canada. The first cost of the wretched stuff ruption ought to be probed to the bottom. We head of the Metropolis, a favourable notice of of the protest which is m d b .
a e y temporizers or same predicament with the Volunteers and main steady, but in the latter there is lit,tl4e:j.; rij.
jobbers on this head-they are vested rights, the Trades Union, Ministers unequivbcally vannah, good to fine ord. sold 525• 61 a U,s gfie'',,,;
called American pine is at Quebec 15s. per cannot prejudge the offences of this rotten con. the suggestion which occurs in many parts of
proclaim that they intend to treat all offences
load, while that of the Memel timber is 28s. 2d. stituency : it is saturated with venality, and its the evidence, recommending a total abolition of say they, and the relief resulting from their ex- There were no public or private sales of Couc',ol PC,
against themselves as offences against the cause ord. Ceylon 538. ; good ord. Jamaica sold 0z...: to is
Yet, with a view to bolster up the former trash, brazen iniquities have long cried aloud for pu- that law of settlement which has been the source tinction will be scarcely worth mention. True ; the Market looks firm, notwithstanding
of order and of law. This may be as convenient plies Th • • • f h InPti" 3 .Ir'
. e inquaries or ome consu
which comparatively deserves no better use than nishment. We shall keep up the public attention ef endless litigation and expense. To the faci- the physical relief may be slight-the pe- • ea. for
to the Whigs as it is, we believe, characteristic of there is also an apparent demand for Cone' . 1
to be burned, a tax of such enormous amount is to the subject, and the future meetings of these lit,_ies afforded bY the law as it stands we are cuniary savin scarcely felt b the nation ;
g Y their policy whenever they possess power ; but it particularly for the colcury descriptions. , tho lye'
ivil
imposed upon the superior timber of the Baltic immaculate electors shall not escape our obser- indebted for a. most ruinous and profligate waste hut not so the moral relief to be effected TURPENTINE.-The parcels of Rough
.10 terl,
shows that their attachment to liberty is merely or . 0
as to make a difference in the price of 667 vation or comment.-Morning Chronicle. of public money. The law, in fact, is so framed by asserting ar• h •• I d b ' •
ig t princip e, an y giving , 3,000 to 5,000 bd.. are being landed by ImP „goo
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occasional and factitious, and that their recent refuse to sell under 12%. ; the limits sent from " sies '
loads of raw timber of no less than 1,500/. It is with I h
great regret we earn tat an oppo- as to hold out a temptation to dishonest lawyers, an honest decision. That is n b
ot to e
and their dishonest abettors and co-conspirators estitnated by a mere question of pounds, shil- measure of coercion was devised as much atleast this port, as well as Liverpool, do not ad .. .
against that more valuable article. This is sition is meditated by some of the Coventry 0110
of the parochial trust, to dispute cases for the lings, and pence. We say the same of superan- for the promotion of their own party purposes present prices.
" protection " with a vengeance-this is coercion Reformers to the return of Mr. Ellice for that eel ' Oa
and the satisfaction of their own party vengeance Corrox.-The Cotton Market has been keen ,
in its most hideous form. It is a meddling • mere purpose of getting their hands into the pa- nuations. If justice be done in the present
, city. We always deprecate a division among a as for the restoration in Ireland of security and • • h the bar 10
price, but their is a heaviness about the Mar la es
harassing tax upon shelter-the second ne- ish chest The removal of that one source of
liberal constituency, as the common enemy ge- r- • aggravated condition of public distress, and count of the recent large arrivals, wine eel
peace. The Whigs, it is plain from every cir- pected would occasion a reduction in the curre ' i
cessary of existence. It is an injunction, and nerally turns it to present account, and invaria- litigation would go farther to reduce the expen- amidst the depression of all trading industry, a set -
it has been obeyed with melancholy accuracy, bly works it to the future advantage of Tories, diture incurred for the maintenance of the poor, the nation has no right to exhibit this reckless cumstance, are about so to employ the unconsti- has not yet taken place.
The V"; °I
a tutional powers with which Parliament has in- Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--- . tbe- ...,
than any one would believe who had not taken munificence. " Be just before you are gene-
to fabricate everywhere bad houses, bad ships, who never fail for that reason to foment local vested them as to demonstrate that they sought Rum reported last week. wer.e inconsid.erable .'
r•ioji..";•,
bad utensils. It has filled our habitations with and political differences among the Reformers. the trouble to look over parish accounts, and rous I" The clerks of merchants and bankers them under false pretences and desired them in hnot the slightest alteration in the prices. 'l'
tos as
eavy at the late reduction. In Geneva 13a
swarms of the most disgusting vermin ; it The opinions of the moderate and more decided compare the different items. Our limits prevent are obliged to save out of their income, if the
y a despotic spirit, or, in other words, that they lat.ly been made ; the quotations are nominal' Weelc;
has made all works not of stone or brick Liberals unquestionably assimilate more with us from entering more minutely into the general wish to save " against a rainy day," and trades- lot ,
throughout the land scarcely less perishable than each other than w.th T ' • k
1 oryism , aut unfortunately, b'ect at resent but it is one to which we
su j p , men to lay by out of their laborious earnin are at once the meanest and most tyrannical Tar.Low.-The Market WdS very heal"' .
gs rulers that ever degraded and afflicted any coun- Op priees are a shade lower. e oar
the leaves of autumn. The loss-the deterioration as in family quarrels-the nearer the kin the shall not only have many opportunities, but fre- for the same purpose. Why are the better paid try.-Morning Post. INDIGO.-There is no new feature io !bed, fhe
thine
ietrear-oefste:ol
Market ; the late inquiries appear to have subs°
-the absolute ruin of property in this United more rancorous the strife-the cause of liberal quent occasion, to return in the course of the officials of Government to be placed in a more
t torA
sale will consist of 4,600 chests.
: ale las- fled'
Kingdom entailed upon the people by the en- principles is too often endangered by " a house session.-Morning Herald. advantageous position ? It is neither fair nor ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Orts.-Fish Oils are firm ;at public s- •saataa,cs,
couragement of American, and the exclusion of ust to the public : and, what is more, it is not ......-_
divided against itself." The Conservatives never A pamphlet, entitled " Practical Retronc:l- j South Sea realized, according to quality, the Pr-, b6l. 'br
Baltic timber, and by that alone, is probably part convoy ; they always stick together. Du- merit the Legitimate Object of Reform," has been just to the officials themselves. Let them save WESTERN CIRCUIT.- nutfroN, APRIL S. Spsrin Oil at same sale principally bought in a• for IA
equal to a fourth part of the national debt. ring the whole discussions on the Reform Bills published by the Editor of the Sherborne Jour- a provision out of their salaries. Superannu- EXTRAOftDINARY CASE.-John Brooks and John Linseed Oil is a shade lower ; the ex rt OrdCr3 eceif'
po
6,,„ r ~4
Why, not one house in a thousand of all that no Tory Member strayed on any division ; but nal. Concurring entirely with the preliMinary ations are a premium on improvidence, and hold Monkton were indicted for having wilfully murdered present ate all executed ; should further one w.„,nev
° out an inducement to them to live up to the full one Patrick Chasey, on the 2d December, 1808, the price would advance, the stocks are so I°W. P r
d ths
have been erected throughout the kingdom for the areat question was frequently endangered in allegation, that retrenchment was at once the
amount of their incomes.--Morn Advertiser. and Anthony Gerrard, for being an accessary, in the is also a shade lower. sa ;
the last 25 or 30 years,-that is, since these its lobng-delayed course by some of its advocates actuating motive and object of the Reform Bill,
b parish of Taunton St. Mary. SALTPETRE.-The prices are rather hiCher' fraction,
protecting duties for the encouragement of trashy occasionally falling into the snares of its ene- we are disposed to receive with a favourable eye The Whia Ministers are not, it' seems d' James Hogg sworn-I was corporal in the 19th
b , is- Market more firm, 30s. and 30s. 6d. for Pcit OOP
Canadian timber were imposed,-is worth one mks. The best friends of the popular interest any system of practical retrenchment which may posed to let the arbitrary powers with which the Foot, and was at Taunton in 1808 and 1809, during 325. has been paid for Company's Refined; as" I
generally refused for parcels. we olg°
half what an habitation of equal size would have would be deeply grieved if Mr, Ellice was the tend to lighten the weight of the almost intole- reformed Parliament has armed them lay dor- which time the drummer Patrick Chasey, was miss-
been erected or fitted up with materials of' sacrifice of an ill-judged and ill-timed party divi- rable burden of taxation, and remove the de- mant in their hands. The liberal Member for ing; I saw his body six or eight weeks after; it RICE.-There is no alteration in Rice; o°-
Carolina at 335. 6d. a 345. ries/
the ancient quality. And what is it for ? sion. Mr. John Cobbett has been nominated by structive pressure which palsies tbe vital circu- Westminster has signalized his accession to the was in his regimentals, green jacket, &c.; his the ii $
SPICES. -At the late public sales of Pima" 4 '
Where is the advantage of it ? Does it make h• f
is ether as a fit and proper person to oppose Mr. lation of trade, and renders the fruitful springs government of Ireland, by making it his first trousers were torn, and his shoes which were new h h
a ave rat er given way, ma .an goo .
_wee
our possession of Canada one atom more secure? Ellice. Now, without instituting any invidious of all productive industry stagnant at their act to proclaim the county and city of Kilkenny tatth t Ib d ' ih h.
were ou e oes ; ie a
.no arms w t .
.inn. 41d. In Pepper and other Spices there ta '
, Charles Gray-I am a sieve-maker, living at thing doing. • 'd d d qu'lliti ly eel
Is it, in fact, a benefit to the Canadians princi- cemparisons, the success of Mr. Cobbett, jun. is source. The object of reform was perfectly till_ thus depriving this entire Irish county of the Taunton • my uncle Buttell kept the Three Tuns;
COUNFRY CORN MARKETS DURING
pally ? Or is it not so, rather, to our suspicious 1115 sa-asse'as.ss.
most improbable, not to say iinpossible. The derstood, when the demand for it arose, to be trial by Jury, of which the Whigs have always Chasey h'ad slept at my uncle's the day before he
and not over-cordial neighbours of the United osts• ',..•••••-,.
Wheat. Barley. 1................ to
probable effect of such an opposition would be " cheap government ;'' no one was weak enough professed themselves the ardent admirers ; of the was missing ; I was going to the Squirrel between
.. is e•
States? whose settlements are thus cleared of to embolden the Tories to propose a third can- to imagine that a mere organic change in the liberty of the press, which "is like the air we ten and eleven o'clock at night,and as I was passing Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. o• t° -0 40
14
..„, gi
their superfluous vegetation, and what would didate, thereby endangering the return of a rank structure of the representation could be of the breathe, if we have it not we die ;" and of the the Black Boy, which was kept by Gerrard, I Boasnton
G i sbolough - '5ll -- g.l ---- 19 61* 411
17 25 0. d
otherwise be rubbish in their eyes is turned to Conservative. Many of the freemen and mem- slightest use, except as a means to an end. The right of petition, which has always been deemed heard Chasey's voice, and called him out, and ad- Grantham .....,-..- 53 67 36 41 _ .„0 _ p.,
Grimsby 42 58 24 30 14 ",,a 40 • 4u,
account of republican profits, and of nuisances hers of the Coventry political union, it appears, object was to withdraw from the jobbing aristo- b the Whi s until they were.in office, so sacred vised him to go home; I never saw him afterwards. Horncastle 44 52 25 33 12 '"" 66 r
21 W 0
tO us in England. As for the shipping interest hI d f h 1 Y • g' .
a are incensed by the votes of Mr. Ellice on the cracy, and consign to t e tan s o t e peop e, a right, that, in their estimation, even its I had seen him that morning with Brooks, Monkton, Lincoln
Spilsbv 46 60 30 39 10 8
48 54 28 35 14 13 65 0
-neither does, this pretext of the trade of Ca- Irish Coercive- Bill. We were strenuously op_ the control over their own purse-to give them grossest abuses were sanctified. It cannot b and Way, who is dead, at the Shakspeare, at East- stamrOrd 47 59 30 36 21 t 2.2... j..../.6 ,
t, e beech ; I have heard Gerrard say more than twenty York 48 61 22 31 10 -O.
natla being more serviceable than that of the posed to many of its main provisions, which we the opportunity of " overhauling the public denied that the county of Kilkenny has pre- times that he did nut murder Chasey, but that he NORWICH, April 6. 266' 501.
Baltic to our navy bear investigation. The deemed unconstitutional, uncalled for, and espe- books, and examining the debtor and cre- sented many instances of outrage, and that the knew who did, and that they had beef-steaks and Wheat (per qr.) .... 42s 565. 60s. 1 Beans iper qr.) 66A oi.
Barley 2os. 30s. 31s. Pease Grey sok) est,/
Canadian timber ships are considerably larger cially obnoxious, unaccompanied by real reme- ditor sides of the national accounts. We violation of' the law, in many districts of that kidneys afterwards. Oats
----------,o'
vessels than those which we send into the Baltic ; dial measures for the evils of a lon course of are, therefore, . anxious to seeh somed pro- county,. has assumed the character of a system. Susan Buttell, niece to the landlord of tbe Three CANTER BU Ric , April 6
...4. 0,4
hut it is known that the same amount of ton- Irish misgovernment. But it mustgbe remem- gress made towards effecting tat en ; the Yet this eaaer and indiscriminate application Tuns-Chasey was a very quiet young man; he Wheat., wrehdite.--- As.. too )46)ss. ........ grd=7„, -.45: to. g6l.
t'
page, distributed among merchantmen of the came home about 11 that night; he was tipsy ; B adey, Malting -.. 265. to 325: Grinding.. fat, tor;
bered that the Tory predecessors of Ministers people already are getting dissatisfied with the of the powers of an Act which gives oriental Oats - 'Si, too,
smaller class, will require a much more nu- left Lord Grey difficulties of no ordinary cha- i
d latory occupation of those to whom they de- despotism to the Goverment, and reduces the he sa;d he had come from the Dolphin; Brooks
• Beans ......................,,...„.. 263 to 30s. ...„.... 01d......0, 0
legated the duty of retrenchment, with questions subject to the condition of an eastern slave, is and Monkton knocked at the door, and called Pa- Pease .............-.... 30s. to 365. ........ GreY----- .
merous body of seamen than if it were concen- racter to contend with in that unhappy country.
trick out ; they all went away together, and I never -8,, od.
trated in fewer ships and of increased dimen- of secondary interest, or discussions of factious not exactly what would have been expected MANCHESTER, April 6. ~, aj to . I
The Bill has been shorn of some of' its worst saw him afterwards. Wheat, per 701 b. Bs. 6d. to Bs. 10d. Red ...... 'S. ' ' 'II
SiOnS• Upon what ground, therefore, can these features, and Ministers have translated Mr. and abortive virulence ; and very soon they will from a liberal Administration by those who Witham Hodge, an excise-officer-I saw the Barley, per 601 b .5 0 5 6 Oats ...... 335 ° 61 0
0 6 .
Beans, per
.Imperial quarter
barbarisms in fieance be defeoded ;or what in- Stanley, an unpopular Secretary, to the Colonial begin to ask, unless relief from their burdens be have ever been the admirers of its leading mem- drummer with Monkton and Way, ,about half-past I;tealse, White, per. Imperial bushel 40 g 49
floence can much longer uphold them, in the ;,erlrr es taapzigAThels
department. The Coercive Act also has a par- quickly administered, in the words of the re- bers, although we acknowledge it does DOt sur- eleven that evening ; Way and .the drummer were FlOtti
11.64 '
teeth of common sense, and of the general in- quarrelling; I saw his body at the inquest about a
tial and restricted operation, and will pro!) ibly forming Member for Berkshire, oOf what use prise us, who have always' known the Whigs, EXETER MARKETS -April 4. upd. 4 9 ;
mor.ith after; I knew him by his jacket (in his de-
terest of the nation ? We trust that some Beef (5c0re)............85. Od. 95.6 d. Wheat (bushel)" 6 9
be sparingly enforced by a liberal Government. is reform ?'' Certainly of no use tvhatever one and all, to be hypocrites in their professions
without deep, searching, and efficacious retrench- and tyrants in their h Had the Whi position he said he knew him by his features); I Mutton (1b.).-.......-0 51 0 6 Barley i 2 96 :
Member of Parliament, competent to the task, Veal and i.amb.....0 6 0 7 Oats ----6 6 1 .
These circumstances demand the favourable earts. g was at the inquest, and Monkton was there. Pork ......-...............0 4 0 6 Beans ...............,,••1 0 i !
will, before the lapse of many weeks, bring this consideration of the Reformers, and it is rnent. T here is no talisman in the mere word Ministers of the Crown been other than hypo- Gee+e (each) -.......4 05 6 Butter (Ib.) OO .1
capable of converting a stone into bread. Mr. crites and tyrants they would have waited a few Simon Mitchell-I was thirty-seven in March ; Ducks 'c0un1eN......4 05 0 Eggs (12) ,•••••.:0", 6
whole question forward.-Times. notorious that the measure was supported and was apprenticed to my uncle • his house was Fewia woo* ...........3 0 4 0 Potatoes (peck/
The political prudery and gambols of the cor- by an extraordinary majority of the reformed Penny's scheme of retrenchment may be suc- weeks or days to see whether new instances of between the two streams, on an island; I got up in _____,...._
cinctly stated. He proposes t o reduce taxes to outrage should occur in such numbers as to lead the middle of the night ; I went on the bridge, IRISH MARKETS. it aaaea
rupt constituencies, detected in their infamous House of Commons, comprising the votes
corruptions, and reported by the Election Corn- of many representatives of undoubted pa- the amount of 9,066,445/. The items of this to the rational conviction that the powers of the and heard three men talking; I went towards them; DUBLIN MARKET NOTE.-FatnAY, Mr Aaa,"'" ,
34;1 yeh,
eeat, per barrel From „„106 1". 0
triotie sentiments. Moreover, one vote ought general reduction are as follows:-Tax on malt, new Act in terrorem would not suffice without they were Monkton, Brooks, and Way ; when they
mittees of the House of Commons, are highly igastWonnee 22
(Ci 'i " o i. i :
~.. 16 stone 13 6 105 g
_B. ,o,
not to cancel the obligations due to an old re- 4,359,332/. ; on soap, 1,138,261/. ; on starch, bringing it into operation. We well recollect, were going away, one of them said " He's gone;
amusing and instructive. The electors of Hert-
-111:6197.74 cillawarttis.eFlour
0,625 Salt.tonlloaur
...
oukr.ers 0n1y1.29
ford are suffused with astonishment at the im- presentative, whose long course of' independent 78,804/. ; on paper, 677,103/. ; probate duty and the people of Great Britain and Ireland will but Ido not know which said it ; he looked over
67
00
owl . 2 :4 I"
the bridge when he said it ;he had a bag ; they 1,218 Oatmeal 8 stone 8 0 13 w 9
and straightforward conduct-and in times ad- ?ii wills, 844,128/. • one-half of the duty on fire recollect also, that, so long as the Bill of Coer- 15
„,
putations cast on their purity ; and the burgesses
insurance, 400,0001.; one-half the newspaper cion was before Parliament, all the organs of were all three together ; I think Monkton had the
_ 13 0
,1, ,9 ~,1° 00;947
of Stafford impudently deny the allegations verse to the popular cause-justly entitles him
duty, 241,125/. • two-thirds of the advertise- the Treasury were loud and confident in their bag; I followed them 20 or 30 yards; they walked Average price ef Wheat and Flour 41s. se. r-od, to jp,001:
made against their notorious venality. The to the support of his old con, stituents. We are
ment dyty, 60,000'1. ; and one-half (why not the anticipation that the necessity would never exist up James-street and Cannon-street, and then into a Receipts of 9
well aware that Lord Grey s Cabinet has not lane which leads to the Black Boy, where they Sales of Do. 11,697
Stafford freemen rely on the old legal proverb, Thirds, ' ''''... from 0, "--
• 44'
that " all rogues are honest men till convicted Y ,s hole •' of the house and w• dow duties
et realised public expectation in economy, re- . ) in , for calling into action the powers it conferred. went in; three weeks or a month after I heard the
Quartern Loaf PRICE OF DREAD.
~,,,,,,,,,t,„
TV. Half Quartern , ..er 0.
at the bar of their country." They affect the trenchrnent, and various promised and required 1,267,6921.; total, 9,066,445/. In order to supply It was to he minatory and repressive merely, no body of the soldier had been found.
Wheat, Barley. Oats, Flour r" ed.
7'331 SFeircsetsnas"...".. ffrroomm irs:
rt.:: 0.
reforms. But his Ministry has had great dif thevacuum in thereeeoue,thus created, the author courtsmartial were to be instituted, no system of Charles Broom-I found the body on the 10th per barrel per barrel per barrel a a 4
most extravagant surprise at the grossness of the 20 stone. l 6 stone 14 stone. i's"
2,165c180 cid46. a pid6.4 stsicl26 a Leg if
06 a -,,:: 60
10-0 gn
iinoA.
• _____./ d.°146
charges against them. The Pharisees never ficulties to contend with ; and certain we are proposes partly a property-tax on the funded nocturnal visitation was to be established, no of January, 1809, down by Creech 'Mill ;it bled
eemrri c k I M 25 :2
d4d a ~ . d•No a e
very much frorr the nose; I saw Monkton and Way
pretended to more piety than the Stafford elec- that, in the present state of parties, there is no debt and on real property, to the amount of five power of secret and unlimited imprisonment cect
W;iomarr
nil: le 6 ti 6v
tors claim to superior patriotism. Mr. Ellice's combination of public men who, with the House per cent.; and partly a reduction in the expen- was to be exercised, and the expression of on the coro_ne.c.s inquet.
oroir_a'224o
252%0 Li
30
1123
00 77
00 88
20
11
67
00 i 1 g 1 50"0 v .
home thrust at their delinquencies in the Bill of Lords, could accomplish more for the public diture of the public service. Having thus stated the will of Parliament was to be all sufficient Cha I RI ketts-.1 am a veterinary surgeon ; I
was at the George Inn, Taunton, on the 17th of
at to indemnify persons who may give evidence good than the present Administration may, and the author's plan, it is fair to add that the plan for checking and subduing Irish turbu- January last between eight arid nine in the evening ; 0w.... 24 0250110120 7 0 8 6 20 6 'eel%
Bun, .
Beef, Mutton, Pork,
a, :id.
....., il,
before Parliament totiching bribery, in the elec- we hope will do. II they fail to perform what. is is by no means original. It i;', with some ex- lence. But the Bill is passed, and a whole per lb per lb. per cwt. Ist. 2.-
....... 41,
,o 4
tion of Burgesses to serve in Parliament for reasonably demanded, and what the burdened I saw Gerrard, and after some conversation about
ceptions, • nearly that proposed by sir Henry county is at once subjected to its harsh and ar- an elephant, I said I had something very serious - ---57,1; s.clAiiji
Parnell, in his able pamphlet on financial reform'. bitrary provisions. This single view of the sub. to ask him (he was rather tipsy) about the murder Cork (51. a (61. g. aG.2i dd
a ;Lot ;A 68 no 1 0 tro 601
condition of the people imperiously requires,
the borough of Stafford," has brought on a
series of epileptic fits in divers public meetings, they must fall, and we must take the chance of Neither can the exceptions be regarded as im- ject is sufficient to fix upon the present Adminis- of.a drummer ; Mrs. Day, the landlady of the inn, Ltinerick- ak 4; 3; 434 0 35 066 0 sso '6O g,,, 0 1
Waterford 3 6 3 533 0 35 088 0 ~ „ .... a 0
the proceedings of which are highly edifying. -nee the a 1 a ainst th
their successors, whether better or worse. As- provemcnts, si . y pp y g e free- tration the name and character of Algerine Mi-
• said it was not Anthony Gerrard who murdered tlie Clonmel ... 3; 4sa 61 32 0 33 0820 8o N'B,3 0 '''" a,,ifsi'
suredly, however, it is favourable to better trade views of Sir Henry Parnell's pamphlet ; nisters, with this distinction only, that the hypo- drummer; he said it was not, but he knew who Carlow-- 4 si 0 0 0 0 007006° vr t 004
On Tuesday, the 25th ult., they held a meeting did it ;he then mentioned the names of three per- KititioiNv.-Butter 82s to 84s. per cwt. ; Wilt OVttoooooo
• • • nment that men of more decided liberal one of the great merits of which was the adjust- cris fh ' rsd
o t err co uct is peculiarly their own, per barrel; Flour 20s. to 345. per bag; Oats 75,•„ ; ale-
for the purpose of petitioning . )
the
House.
of
giovirerrions should be added to the Administratior ; ment of public burdens b a fair commutation andYf
Y ar, far below the level of Algerthe policy or sons who were at his house, and had ordered a fr
• y rel; Barley 12s. to 13s. ; Beef 4d. to 54. Per
~wycift•;
Lords (their on y p
I ho ein their miseries) against ' P
' - d k f l• ht d
an we •now no man o more en i ene or prac- and distribution of taxation ; and another the moral Bt h • • h ,i li .
s. u t ere is anot er an- VI- more im- h
tor supper ; that the (hummer was in their company ; to. sd. ; Potatoes 2d. per stone; Coals ls. 2d. F".
Pigs 355. to 365. per cwt.
Ley went out together, but he was not aware they
the " Bribery Bill." The Mayor attended, but . . .
.g
l l bl. 1 dfi • I • -40....._____
declined to occupy the chair, on the ground of his 1 olitical views than Mr Ellice The sweets c ear y-esta ts le nancia axiom that the re- nortant view t
tica p • • , . . ' . t - of -he subject which points equally were going to commit murder ; some time after the SCOTCH MARKETS. ros. 6031:a
ffice cannot be venue gains b a reduction of taxation to a to h •
thelabour,and the responsibility ofo y , t e same conclusion. Why do the Whig three men returned to his house to supper, but the HADDINGTON CORN M A ItKET"." gOll
connexion as returning officer with the election pose. ,
an object of attraction to him. No man of dis- greater or less degree, by the consequent aug- al; ;
-.n.sters assume, in defiance of the spirit and drummer was not with them; he then knew the First 7ohs ect zAisrigyd. goat 2.1. 31
li/6sicti
petitioned against. Aldermen and individuals
cernment, in the present critical_ state of public mentation of consumption. Yet, however we intention of their own Act of Parliament, the drummer was murdered, and not before; I went Sift.orndcl 123: 00c1 2297 s 003 Vs 00,1 trs_Otl f wele
to whom the corruption of the borough was
affairs in this country, can accept office without may tlffer as to some of the details of Mr. powers of Algerine despotism in the whole out for a constable, but did not find one; I returned • '
Chere.were 439 qrs. of Wheat in market,4o2 Or e°
" as notorious as the sun at noon day,' took a
and met him at the door; he begged me not to say - 37 Unsold.-0 Grey. , wtas.
promme
• nt part in these dramatic proceedings. Penn s ro osal we concur in the n
foreseeing his risk of personal character by hold- . y p p , ge eral prin- county of Kilkenny at once? Was it ever
anything about it, and cried very much ; he said Average 2/. I2s. 81 ..- sp
avril4. 04 I
The resolutions of these pure and undefiled ing the helm of Government, and we are satisfied ciple-the necessity of a reduction of taxation meant by the Legislature that the Act should he would do anything for me if I would not mention DA LKIETH CORN MA lIKET.--* 00$ pi I
'Cat
that no one ever took place with a more disin- t? t
..
he amount of several mi lons •
I i , the substitu- thus be put in force indiscriminately and b
electors represent the shock sustained by their Y it • I told him to keep his vallanous hands from me. First 7:seti B31;171yd. 21:tadd ohs. od r6:°4 1
terested or ardent desire than Mr. Ellice to serve tlon ot Property tax ; and the reduction of wholesale ? Could nothing less than the pros- 'Richard Simmons-I was at the Black Boy two rnd - Od ' 6
sensitive feelings "at a measure which " sacrificed ti. d
he the public ex enditur 0 h
his country. We believe that we repeat t . p e. nt e same principle tration of a whole county suffice the insatiable years ago, with my wife; Gerrard and his present • - . st
the lesser delinquents to the greater," and which COY' 001
f the most uri lit friends of the which would actuate • m h ' h'
sentiments o p g . a erc ant in is counting- tyranny of the Whigs ? la there no single wife were quarrelling ; she said to him, " Hang in tbe
._,. boo of
screened guilty parties against whom penal ac- The agents of Don PEDRO,
' ding They state that they
tions were pen • people in the House of Commons in these re- house, or a tradesman in his worksh - -
op, that barony, is there no single parish, in the county thee, who murdered the drummer ?" He said,
continue their ' . vow os „;
exertions. The Mercuro' ,be Pc.,106,4'
reduction "It was not, he w .
ho murdered bim but h kn
marks, and we should be extremely sorry to see
fi dm. tt.st be made, expenditure must be of Kilkenny, which might claim an exemption , e evv and 600 barrels of gunpowder, sailed fr°93 -„, do toll
" have read with indignation and disgust the
who it was; ' and he said to nay wife, " Mary, I'll
P his return endangered by the opposition of con ne within the bounds of legitimate (not from the fate to which the inhabitants of the Oporto"on Monday; another ship of 500 w" '„ Vs 00
that 1/40,
. the
gross misstatements which have been made in tell thee all about it ;" he then got up, and put hi
--a Boulogiie on Wedneaday • the agents state Den
electors who have hitherto supported him il., his artificially and destructively forced) income. county are thus without distinction condemned,
House of Commons relating to the borough, Wh• hands over the settle, and said, " that is the way the of specie has been sent Out, a d
-o- assert that
at would be said to a merchant or tradesman that of being aro'
ion or
frequent contests for the representat .
.i. h metamorphosed from what they
and which have been made with a deplorable poor fellow came in ;" and that he persuaded him will be able to settle accounts with SARTO
Coventr .We cannot think that there is any it ey augmented the extravagance of their ex- were yesterday-the subjects of the constitutiohal 0,
disregard of facts, or in a spirit of wilful mis- y .. . to go home ; soon after which he went out, and _ , l'il
'' real doubt of his re-election ; but a division penditure while their means diminished ;if they King of Great Britain, to what they are to-day that they followed him, and shortly after lie heard a BIRTHS. 1 ogle J
representation more disgraceful than ignorance.
On the sth inst., at Versailles, the lady of A e coy
among his former friends would at this time kept twenty clerks or shopmen when five would -the slaves of the Dey of Dublin Castle and scuffle • I k dl d ds the
, le too a can e, an went tower t... 6
gomery Moore, Esq., of Tyrone, of a sort.. ~, of Lico ~ r,
Fitigliy, they commit their wrongs to the special
that
work certain evil, and no good. We hope . . ,
do the business as effectually • or if throu h the of his satellites ?
, g We have no doubt whatever door; Gerrard was then intoxicated. On the 30th Nov. last, at Madras, the Lau, V. '
protection of the Duke of Welliegton, Lord • Monteith Royal Engineers, of a daughter. , the fle 4
the claims of Mr. John Cobbett will not be put jobbing of connexions, they gave salaries of b t even '
in the county of Kilkenny, there are The prisoners, in their defence, said they were in- On the'sth inst., at Presteign, the lady ot tt v
Talbot, and Lord Begot in the upper House of'
-I 3001. or 400/. per annu h- 1 ' ca ' Brown, of a son. __.,„0101
Puha t • but we think the Peers will be
men , in competition in Coventry with the long-trieu
Id btain aS ff m, wen 00/, or 501. extensive and populous districts in which there is nocent.
le Bth inst the lad of Alexander Xi."
._.,, Or ,
The Learned JUDGE having sumrned up, the otslnsl a a
,_, asresw
opinions and services of such a man as Mr. wou 0 e ctual service. Mutat° no- no such thing as that organized and systematic e laclY dv.
chary of coverin tl 1 t. n impurities of
g le eec io Jury returned a Verdict of-Not Guilty. At Betchworth Castle, Dorking, th
Ellice.-Morning Chronicle. mine, de te fabula narratur. Common sense defiance of the law f
or the suppression of which of a son dli
Stafford with their noble shield, On Saturday This trial excited the greatest interest, and every _ •
00 r,l
9 • and honesty apply the same test and principle of the provisions of th • •
e Act were exclusively in-
se nnight the Stafford burgesses again corn- We insert this day, in another column, an ~ •• t• part of the Court was crowded at an early hour in MA RRIED • . house. heti roo
ft.) oiscrimina ton to the balance-sheet of a nation; tended be th L ' 1
, e egis ature. But the Algerine I • On the 29th ult., at the Friends Meeting- Eliza ,
mulled together to fright the East Retford extract from the publication which has just madc 1 f tle morning. loucester, to fois
as to toat o a merchant or tradesman. The Ministers were too William Gibbons, Esq., banker, of . were F° of jo
_ much in haste to grasp the -
ee_se•sess - - - gellas, second daughter of the late Robert
•-. merchoo iv'. fli ,
isfranchise •
ghost of d ment, which haunts them its appearance under the authority of the Com-
loll . a d tail f I • •
owina e so t tat expensive and bloated tyrannieal power svhich an anti-national Parlia- The skeleton of a human being was last week at the same time, Francis Tuckett,
Esq.' esaid R.
I
day and night. It appears that a Sir Robert missioners appointed to inquire into the opera- to Mariana, youngest daughter of the afor
excrescence-the diplomatic service-is worth ment has placed •h• 1 • I dfi ' d h d fMr Foßonnar, of Wein, Salop.
wit in t mir reac atoe ne toun in t e gar en o • 3.011,0 i
Sydney, a London " Path. ment " •
a ary agent, and non of the poor laws. The publication, though
extracting. That service is one great job which with any approach to accuracy or precision, or Mr. F. had some men sinking a well, and they bad not DLED•
er house, A l.
'awn, airs.
Welsh attorney "in the interest of Captain consisting of 432 octavo pages, is itself but an sunk above 18 inches before they found the skeleton lying
of (?inmtlliaete7jahmiresist,haatl, hEsq. Clao/15 /
a q • ought to be cut down without mercy ; and its to attempt even to d-•fi 11 F ' f 'Mrs. Lett* tus
Gronow," made a descent on the borough to extract from a more voluminous body of evi- . L ne at a , any imits to
lengthways. FIVIII an examination of the bones, it ap- On the Bth inst., at the house o
made uacy (the laughi des iotism .
ng-stock of Europe), we their i , narrower or more judicially se- veared tbey must have lain there for 50 years at least ; Mix attary7purst. , Notts, 11°Voth r• $
L°dge" Richard SU Ai
administer comfort to these afflicted electors, deuce, which is hereafter to accompany the re-
t?ite satisfied, - h st., at Langwith
are q may be estimated in pre- iected than the fixed boundaries of an entire ,I i i
sa_ A_s stated. that about that time a Scoteliman was mis- Sutton, F.,(q., youngest son of the late Sir t
,t,. or
and to discover if their complaint admitted ol port of the Commissioners when they shall have
• t the report from the conclUded their labours. Of all the documents orti n
cise prop . 0 . to its exorbitant over-pay. county. 'rile other day Sir John Hobhouse .ing in the vicinity, and that in the house now occupied of Norwood 12.rk, Notts
hi house in Jerznyirstree , '
_0
On the Bth !mt., at s a , .
any remedy. We inser _
ii The last item in this branch of national expenditure, told an Irish f .vith the garden there then lived some people of bad cha- %rratford Robinson, Esq., g 0... 014
man, rom the hustings that he
Staffbrdshire Advertiser of Satur ay,
d as an ex- yet circulated on the momentous subject of the is the diplomatic summary; i •
an( in proposing a mere re- o ) uicter, now long since deceased. The Scotchman was • V o°'
R DO Y°
' te nzorceau of its kind. We trust that no poor laws, the volume to which we allude, even duction of five per cent. from its amount lam not doin , wOuld soon teach him and his countrymen to „pposea to have had a deal of money always about him. pa-ierr-en AND PUBLISHED BY MU
1000"14
drum
•• - I electors will su its present imperfect *tate ' b f h ' ' san economist, to the finance*, of the couutr S know how much he was their friend, The -{Voreeoter Herald. son otercs, 119, tratahooa .
hicanery of lawyers or hypocritica ,IS y ar t 0 most Justice a y. .
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COUNFRY CORN MARKETS DURING TO 1"
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Wheat. Barley. 1 -1_„...."'"t0 4'
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Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. t° I% 29 40,
Boston.. 4B 24 is .f. 7:.
Gainsborough —.-. 57 34 -- ' 3 V
Grantham •WIIIO*O 53 67 36 41 17 re 0 41!
Urimsby 42 58 24 30 14 is 40 •
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Lincoln
Spilsby 4B 54 28 35 14 4- Or
, 23
Stamford 47 59 30 36 2. e_____......
York 4B 61 22 31 10

continue The tahgeeirntesxeorftiDonso.n
,PrhEeD2llßoer,curg, wir,nboot'dio
SO
in the C")O7D teela
ando 600 barrels of gunpowder, sailed from the "sill e'll
Oporto; on Monday ; another ship of 500 tons, 1 sst'o
qa 0
Boulogne on Wednesday ; the agents state that .014'
of specie has been sent out, and assert that Dv
will be able to settle accounts with SaßToallial

DIED.
On the 7th inst., at her house, at t. i o ,
of the late James Trail, Esq.
On the Bth inst., at the house of Mrs. Lett, 14 #
Miss Mary Hurst.
su(t)tnonth;,7qthyionust.,
youngest son of re Lode,
ft ha; u Ai
of Norwood Park, Notts. lated : nocttlasr:E.csips::e"ti:l,
On the Bth inst., at his house in Jennyp-street,
Stratford Robinson, Esq., aged 51. fgl
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