The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-30 00:00:00

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SP,•IRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. ' ! FOLICE, INTELLIGENCE. mechanic. He said he acted wider the directions* and by the EAST INDIA SHIPPING. day a parcel of middling Virginia was taken for Export
atithority of ethers, and if he had acted illegally in the business, at 4id.
INDIGO-The demand for Indigo continues considerable;
A revolting imputation circulates in Gerrisany againat . MANSION.IIOIJSE.-A Pniesian officer applied to the he was not aware of it. , The Mountaineer, Herbert,' from Batavia, has arrives! hi
on Wednesday 400 chests, chiefly of the middling quality,
Loitn Mevost for liberty to start a Swimming Eetablishment, in 1111.. Mierstruee-I shall call upon you both to give bail. the Downs ; sailed from ditto 16th June, and St. Helena eta
Prince Metternich-that because the Heir Apparent
too. that they must, and anquestionable August.
order to make the people of this nation ae farnotrs ass his country- . Sir R. Breeint-Baill ay, • ' • were reported to be disposed of; the prices were • little
of flee Austrian empire is not so rank in his hatred of men are for that art, by their skill in which they are enabled to .bail, The Java, Backler, from Sumatra, has arrived at Cowes.
, varied. The accounts from India yesterday still state a
great deficiency in the Indigo crop. -
civil liberty as that arch-apostle of ignorance and des- cross great rivers completely armed. The following is the statea . Sir R. BIRNIE-The case of the old gentleman is precisely the
ARRIVALS AT BATA Marquis of Hastings, Ostler,
, incur, which excited some curiosity in the Justiee-roorn •-- same as that of his niece ; one is just as insane as the other. Such-
from Cliitut on the Ist of• June, leaky and discharging ; Liver- CoFFEE-The Coffee Affiirket on Tuesday last gaviway
potssm deems a requisite qualification for legitimate
punity.
"It was in the year 1817, that General Mel inven*ted a new doings must be stopped though. British *subjects are not to be pool packet,' Coffin, from Siam, on the 3d ; Admiral Buyskie,
Is. a 2s. per cwt. and the reduction facilitated Sales to a
Princes, the said Heir. Apparent ought to be ousted method of teaching to swim, and established at Berlin, for that taken front their homes and locked up in mad-houses with im-
‘. M‘George, from Marseilles on the 4th ; Alfred, Cansmond, from ..
considerable extent, but the Market yesterday appeared to
purpose ,an neat lemy. His first design aimed only at the instruc-
from the succession, and a younger brother, a more aptSincapore ; Asia, Corry, from America; Cygnet, Ingerrol, from
become very heavy at the reduction, and a considerable
non of the soldiers. The uncommon' progress his scholars made A Captain Deane came forward and said; that in consequenceu ditto, .on the 4th ; his Majesty's ship Larne, Kingcomb, from New
pled 'of the monarchical principle, raised to the . ..
in a ver) short time in this useful exercise excited so reat an of his name having been c:o.upled with the tninsaction, Ise wis edproportion of the Coffee was taken in, there Using few. g
South Wales ; Sir Francis APNaughton, Pearson, from China,
sceptre on his ruins. Now, the first dogma of legiti- interest, that not only the cadets of the Royal Academy,gaud the to saY- a few words respecting the pert which he hail taken. It on the sth ; Dyksigt, Ktnitheneyer, from Rotterdam ; Mercury, bnyers.---The two Public Sales to-day, 574 casks Jamaica
macy is, that no Prince can be dethroned, or big officers of all ranks, but likewise the Royal Princes, applied them-- was said that he had advised Mr. Charles Grinden to have his
Jordon; from Autwerp ; Merrimac, Condy, from Newbury Port, and Dutch, went off heavily, and generally Is. a 2s. lower ;
selves to acquire that art. His Majesty, entirely convinced of uncle confined as an insane - person. Mn Charles Grindell told
• sovereign riethts in any degree affected, but with his on the 6th. middling Jamaica 745. and 755. ;law middling 665. a 705.;
Seams pawn BATAVIA-The Derby, Pitman, for Malacca, fine fine ord. 60s. a 635. Dutch good ordinary 60s, a tris•
-v.) the utility of this institution, ordered soon after, that some him a few days ago that he intended to take out a statute of lunacy
own full consent. B what -authority, then, can the
y seldiers of every regiment might be sent to the metropolis to against his uncle,' whom he represented to be in a very dangerous By private contract fair quality St. Domingo 50s.
on the 7th of May; L'Europe, Frion, for Bordeaux, on the
crown of Austria, be torn from the head of its lawful learn this new method,' and to propagate it afterwards in the state.' He said be (the uncle) had made a will which was very 18th • ditto ; the Orynthia, Welch, for Sincapore, on the 18th
wearer and on what pretence P-By the dictum of respective garrisons. The effect was, that at resent, in all much to la t' f et; He (Ca itain Deane) then advised Mr. ditto ; the Ilithens, Yereleys, for Antwerp, on the 20th ditto • EAST INDIA TRADE-The panic in the Money Market
,in England appears to have a corresponding effect in India•
head-quarters of divisions, similar academies are established, C. Grindelual tos''
Ic9ontsurtila. medical man before he took any step in
a Minister, whore whole system of policy was founded .
scholars of have I the Mary Ann Sophia, Henderson, for Bengal, on the 23d Th '
e advises from Calcutta to the middle of May, and from
the
on the moral impossibility of the act which he is now
swimming
tuanteuvres, numerous bodies of soldiers have been seen Governor of St. Luke's, with his intention. Mr. Dunstan was 24th 'ditto ; inbay to the 17th June, state that houses of the first
accused of recommending, and on pretence of the wmuning across lakes, rivers, and fostresis ditches. Some of sonn after brought IO see the old gentleman, and he reeommended
or nth of May. and the James Scott, Richards, for Bombay, on the °
respectability were borrowing Money at a rate of 15 to 20
public good. How near, then, are the extremes CO. them were armed and in full dress. Under the auspices of that a person should be appointed to attend him. Dr. Mitchell,
SKIP
SPOKEN WITH-The Dunira, Hamilton, from London to per Cent. per annum, and money was so scarce that with
Fory and Carbonaro-how similar in practice the General Woe!, I have been employed as chief teacher in many the old gentleman's medical friend, had not given any certificate
. • • swimming-schools established for the soldiers of the engineer as to his ineanity. Mr. Charles Griettell said last Saturday, that Bengal and China, on the 12th of June, off the Cape, going Company's paper lodged it was taken 10 up to 15 per
monarchicat principle of 1823, and the principl•e of through the Mozambique Channel. . cent. The crop of Indigo had failed to a very serious ex-
corpteland this ham been my principal task in the roarer of eight Ins would take out a statute of lunacy against his uncle, and that
1.788, bei»g tha.t of the English radical revolution !The Australian, from Moravia to New South Wales, was to- tent.
served in the Prussian army as an officer. .Visiting Eng- hp had consulted two medical inen. tally, lost on the 17th of April, seventy miles to thenorthward
The following is the paragraph on which we have re- IL", in order ' • *
•r to improve my knowled e, I observe that the above- ,In answer to some further questions by Mr. Gattie, Capt. Deane RUM, BRANDY, AND I.IOLLANDS.-The ROM Market
marked ;----ai One of the French papers " the Journal Mentioned method is not yet known° in this country. Desiring said, upon his honour he did not know where the old end rial was of S} dries.
ge I ' Passengers per Baretto Junior, Captain Mathews, from Ben- Jamaicahasbonv heavy all
dthie week,zhe sales reported err
obtain the honour of introducing here an invention much at present. He knew that Charles Grindell, the nephew had been 30 over at 3s. 6 , ..eewar- seven over at 25. Ji ~
dlt Commerce) " mentions a report that Prince Met- to
spread on the Continent, 'I take the liberty of entreating your himself confined as a lunatic. He always eonerdered hi: o. insane. gal-Mrs. Mathews, Dr. Marshall, Mrs. Marshall, three Miss(
Maraball, and Mr. A. Marshall, Capt. and Mrs. Brownrigg, Capt.
's five over at 2•4 4d~ proofs at
ternich entertains the design of causing the Heir .A:p-.
Austrian , Lordship to give me termission to the
following ►effect. I intend Sir Rteitaan Blame, observed, that if *such NVli the e , lai and Master and Miss S n't i t 11, Captain Snow, and Mrs. and Master the 2slt s:ctiel;e (1)-3frit.13-n.elnyeseoal Is i islosirt lelo=rhal:lea small;nt erveeteicatili.°lll°l t;
parent of the throne, who is disinclined to ~ . I
to establish the next Spring, in the middle of the river Tliamee, madness appeared to have a deal of method in it, as was pretty' Mrs. and Miss Cairtie, Lieut. and Mrs. Crane, Lieut. and
his system, to be set uside, and of substitution' for between Waterloo and Illa'ckfriaras-bridges, at my own, expense, clear that his object vas. to possess himself of the 30,000/. or i'r,,w,
. 11Plaelly, Capt. Hall, Mrs. Jones, Lieut. Horne, Mrs quemaotenadn
Kni:ertlitr
him the second son of thereigning Emperor."- Ares. for the use of thepublic, '
f ,
~ a small SWlolllolig Academy, consisting 40,000/. which he understood the uncle was tesseseed of
o two or three coal-lighters, joined together by beams and boards el tee • • '••1 '' P• . Clzadine' mid Mts. Scaudred ; Wm. Johnson, Charter Part• 4
Y, 4 to-day,ni,
particularly
fh: :triosn;agteir, , re
There is nothing that more decidedly evinces the, ir. mime said, that conee mug the charge against Mr.
furnished with balustrades ladders, 1 • f "I
anti
.too 14. Ile scholars are Stinton, and that gentleman's station in life, lie should require passenger ;
,twenty Company's invalids; five female servants, and 2RUIT.-The demand continues very limited; the treat •
four male ditto cargo of New Muscatels, Jordan Almonds, and GraPes,
want of mind than intemperate zeal in.politics. The to be dressed for the sake ,of decency, in linen breech
es. No don- him to give bail, himself in 500/. and two suretiers in 250/. each. • „
manner in which the health of the Duke• of York was ger is to be feart•d, fthe or scholars have broad and stron leather With chran • rank in '
i. respect to the prisoner Co , whose
made a subject. of merriment at a recent dinner of the girdles round the body, and are supported by meatus of leather
by so
re ugh, although
. he was
. equally as guilty as the other, he should .
on the 4th of March. i, 1826 ; and the Peasant, Paglar, from Gib- forenoon.-Muscatelßaisinsinbunches,l,sooboxes 5/.10s•
the under -teachers." , lta •the Coast,. tat, on on the 15th of March. aM. 125.; 620 half, 6'. 10s. a 6/.135. ; 906 quarter,7/.25.
Roman Catholic politkians in Ireland, shows the in- quire him to enter into his own recognizance for the sum or
To this application his Lordship replied, that lie had no ob- 100/. and too find two sureties in 25/. each. Passengers per Neptune, Capt. Cumberledge front Be 1 d 71
nga an a . 55.-Jordan Almonds,l6-1• boxes and 50 half, 10/. 101.
finance that.party-spirit, when not controulled by good
-• jection to an Academ for Swinimi y ng upon the river Thames, The parties were then about to retire when Dr W-I t
, . ai nu on m Lord, m • Mrs,(Gowan and children, -300 jars Grapes 21s. taken in.
Madras (expected)-Mrs. Hawker; M ' '
a .
tense, exercises over its votaries. One plight thinkprovided •
a care was taken that the navigetion of the river should acid, that as the proceedings would probably be mile public, he '• ls'
the pleasures of the banquet-the wine and excite- slot in any manner be impededl . wished to say, that lie disclaimed any knowledge of the transac- t;rindley, Miss Lord, Mise Pavke, Miss Atkinson, Ma•or'Gene.
Sale on this day week appears to have checked the de-
ment, might be enjoyed without turning to the sick BOW-STREET. -Wham John Minton assistant-superin don on which the present proceedings were funneled, •1 until utter .• ,
ral Hawker, George Gowan, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel -
Bowler,
mend ; the Market since has been heavy though the pricea
snan's chamber, whoever he happened to be, for matter Airs. inn ellhad been removed to his house. He could not help
hesitant of St. Luke's Hos • '. ' - -MC • d
pital, Old-street-road, 'and James '/Stator Crokats, D. Bamierman, Es q. lea • blade, • ptain Lieut. Pep- have been nearly maintained. It is probable the prices
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ofjests. What is there in the infirmities of our na- Cochran, were yesterday brought before the Magistrate, Mr. 1i IN- IN- •
con •1 • g that wa altogetherabominableff • •• . .
su ermit s an a air, and peteotne, Lieut. Brown, Lieut. Fairbrans, Lieut. Fullerton, and
. ; Buchannati. here would have given way, had not the accounts from
1 ieut
• If SHULL, on a charge of a most extraordinary description. The Mr. MINSHULL said, if the Doctor wished to exonerate himself ''
tore to ecite us any man a sensation of triumph ? IfA IVAL AT CE 0 -
YL N. Ilis Majesty's ship Rainbow, Rous, Liverpool and from the manufaCturing districts been so
w„‘_airraist was aiso 1011E4 against Charles Edward Grindtsll, William lie had a right to do so, lila lie was not justified in using such ontract for
Roman Catholic politkians did not, like others, sickenI'lolll Portsmouth, on the 17th April. very favourable.-The purchases by private c
11 inter, and three other persons,' WhOSP names are.l Is s to others.
unknown, ant -iguage
and die the would show less folly, though not less the'complaissaut was ' ' '
Mrs. Jane Grindell, the wife of one of the Dr. Warburton saisl, be merely wished to observe that the lady the week ending last night inclusive, consist of 700 Ben'
bad taste, in making such visitations among those ,defenilantse whir has not ars yet li 1 ded 1% • ' een appre ten . Ir. Cattle, was brought to liis establishment without his knowledge I,an s le MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. gals, 41d. a 5d.; 410 Surats, 51d. a sid. ;90 13°wed'
whose creed is different a subject of derision. If of lire firm of 'Whim and Gattie, eoliciters of Angel -•d.l I' 1 '
,-court, uas trome late y t ise targed by Isim on itecertainine 0 • t t f
~ a saeo . . 6id. a Gid.; 10 West Indian 70 •70 ditto
/ .3, (atllge
; l'lrpgutorton,street,,, appeared on behalf of Mrs. elrindell, her mind. LONDON DIARY, TUESDAY, OCT. S. sale), 6i-d. a 91(1 ;40 Smyn I Id.; 500 gYr
Dr; Doyle or Igr. O'Connell were on a bed of sick-. 1 ed hiss
. . . Mrs. °linden stated, 00 she live
d at' Na.l9 Jdd I The parties then left the office. tian, 6id.-The Cotton. greatly- cilafi
trade has g
ness, and the makers of Speeches. at a Protestant dinner ', u ,e) ee
l, (At the Court of Commissioners.) 11. heavy,
/Yew-road, i I 8
e v-roat , omenatown, the residence of her uncle; Mr. Grindell, The fate of the old gentleman is involved in the greatest J. Blake, Mere, Wilts, draper at 12 morning, the Market, which had been previously
were to draw aside ..their curtains, give a iminorous mystery. became • le accounts from
,
a very old left infirin gentleman poesesaed Of considerable pro- , T. Bot.)enham, Commercial-road, grocer ... 1 1 brtsk, on account of the favottreb
description of their. distempers, and shake the audience perty. Her littebitud • Mr. Charles Edward (hamlet], lived also -
T fll vi is ' .
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'r. Bond, Hendon, 'dealer
MOTO.
tee pric ,
of _ lair
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with laughthr by the ridicule of their stifferines what
O. ,••ti her lrl'it 1 . I tow a, o,w tom she had the care, he being very weak in hi -(-) ol -ng - T. Bum I•as 1, Bishopegate-without, pawnbroker l2 in id. to id.. per lb. hi her, and Cottons the
bitter accusetions we should hear of:Protestant illi- Isis limbs having been twice attacked by a, )oral tie. stroke. rare, dated July 29; 1826 ;-‘, We are at open war J. Cohen, Great Preettot-street, upholsterer . 11 India House sale have beeng dis osed of at this advance;
a t 1 000 bags.
bersdity. But we really do not understand the 'pin- AI" MINBHULL'-r6 Mon. nnele unsellnd in his mind? with the Governor ; lie seems hostile to the Presbv Co
and Tuck, Howland-street, builders e l2 the sales to-day, up to a late huPur, were 'won •
' Aire, Grindell -Ile is not so by any mane ; only, when he '.1.. T Dobson, Furnivers Inn, money-scrivener
I 1 chiefly Egyptian.
term establishment, and we are petitionin • g him on
ciple ol!hose liberal doctrines, which any class of po- enters o ' . • .
ccastonally Into a long couversatioe his sense tee' i 11. Downer, Strand, ironmonger
liticians mane on their adversaries, and neglect them- ebb and flow ' ' • - • ' • 1a ta the subject; 1 send
a little, which I attribute to Isis age ;he is bordering you a copy of it enclosed. If it F Dutton, Little Queen-street, Lincoln's Ina-fields, stationer 11 • --.. --_.___---e-.-------'-s--.
GENERAL AVEIIAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
selves. It is true the Duke of York, though not WOl, 01180. . , . . has not the desired effect, an 'immediate al''• • pp ication is .. 11. Farrand, Clare, tanner l2 -(wnica G 055558 ISPONTATION.)
For the Week ended Sept. 22,1926, made fr m the Returns of,the in-
on
not so bad fiche is represented to be in Ireland, but Mr' Mt resnuiste-lie ad good now as to proceed with your to be made to the 'l(' • ' Council'
e `lcing in on the part of the w• Hankey, Rolls-buildings, Fetter-lane, carpenter
statement.' ' • • W Hickman, Great Coxwell, butcher
Scotch, and the Dutch
the Roman Catholics, iv;:o imagine his Royal High- are to petition their Govern- ' 8ar1ey...........345. 2d, i Rye I) od. reastee---- - •
... , , Mrs. Grindell-On the of Wednesday last, about half. ••. N. 11. Holmes, Fenchurcli-street, hop-merchant
ness to be vvorse alien lie is, °opt to nave the decorum •, i • evening
pest six o c ock, after my uocle and I had taken tea together, he went. to insist on an observance of time articles of cap-
., Hurst and Co., Waterloo-place, booksellers l2 PRICE OF SUGAR. ,ed two till;
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not to noise it abroad in theyt speeches, and boast of deeired me to go and gee if the IVAIeI A was set, observing that Al- filiation." The memorial collains of . a notice to S. Ilockley, Uniou-etreet, BishOpsgate, tea-dealer ' l2 Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, c0n1E,,,,n. , si, iipt.
Returns made In the week•• - lSept I- -tr" I' ' a
ending Myatt day o. ••
payable 0 :
it in their festivals. Thou Ai his Royal. Highness is though, thank God, he felt comfortsibre SO happy'' ' • at the time, divide the colony into ten paroc net districts, and of.a N. W. Lewis, Stamford-grove, Upper Clapton, surveyor
•es he should better satisfied ‘f 1 k -11 the el '
iis nett that Wit C men were vestry act, which is to place the memorial' t d R. Lowe, Sutton-place,: Homerton, merchant
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Oppo,Sed tO them politicall, he has ever been an open,
.is s un er - .
on their poets. I went according to his desire, and found that ele' •p r .lergymen. It is said, that five-eighths • Helen' '
J. W. May, Great St.. se wine-merehant ......... ~.... 11 wHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.-Serr.29. ~,,48, td•
a candid, and a manly anta ionist •• and they who tire
,L ' , the watclunen were not on their stations, Rt • house ' ' )Bf-°' a lan Lle e tuning to oe the li' I • J. R. Mercer, Basingliall•street, tnoney-scrivener
always insieting,on the right of conscience ought not to acquaint him with the fact, •
I delayed for a few tnoniente in Comm. le wio e slave pocu ation are owned by Presby- H. Illeeski, St. James's- ' ' .
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square, tailor I I Clover ..............100s. sal-au. to 1265. Ott.
be intolerant of the opini•
ons of another. Let them sequence of *something which had *sectored in ' . teri
the street a few pile 1 I •cl
ans, w nearly at se rest ent whites employed J. Monley, King-street, Covent-garden, victualler
recollect the advice which Demosthenes gave . the yards &ern tily uncle's deor. While thus engaged I observed aas siiperintendantf;, a h 'reof t at persuasion. . Tile -fol. W. Melville,' Phosnix-street, Soiners-town, baker
Kent ... 3/. 12s, 4/.•
40, to 5/. Os. Kent 3/. 10s. 41. Oh t° „ii '
mule whom I knew to he employed:in a lunatic resylunt, walking lowing is the conchtsion ef th NI ' 1 C. Peters, Slteppy, farmer l2 Sussex 3/. ea. 3/. 12s. to AL Ilq. Sussec Si. ss. Si: lac t°'-,i 14;
At when, neglecting their proper businees, e eniona. :-
towaras the pate • 1 immediately hurried on it 4. T. Shepherd, Claremont-row, Pentonville, merchant - 3/. Is. 4/. Os. to 4/. Its. Essex -3/. 10. 3/. Ids. to 7.; 04.-
they we about impairing-1e -Philip sick ?is Philip against Line • lIe: rushed •suddenl die4l 51"4 'II" gat" " V"E la"l°lla"si's and petitioners therefo 111 , Farnham, tine (Pockets) 71. Os. to 8/ ix-Seconds. 5/ 125. to '
street-dAur, oto
w_,,t 1 . IY ir mime
.MI nitnie t••war,h, the ri, that -o..la:bet_
ei_ ,
clergy(' , • re, ',um 'Y C. Stoeking, Paternoster-row, bookseller
dead ? " No," eaul the orator, " lint if he were,what d , ),„.4, „ „(„. al„.. „.,n a 4,4,4 d of 1, rum, ~,o, 4,,
1., , *.-y . et ati nen may be 101111VVItIl esitt- J, 6; a, - - •
)13WO m those districts or parishes which have made ttP- J. .4,-'l3'as.l Drury-lane,
411 leather-Heller -
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matters it to „you ? While y 01, in.„„ced a, this
,ve„y suirA, well both hands, using , tielk foree that I wet, c4,topelle4l ob bite
That num ‘,„, ow
1..,,,,...„ plielt,timl for thorn---AOOl .parishes forming but a very in- 'R. Warner, ':.lso'eks" tr.'"' wu°llen'lll4Pel; .
your conduct would sooli raise up another Philip. l',''.""au'..,i"tile 11."'"e14" lii' 1.1•1. , pet-street, dressing-case-ntalcer .... 10 l-1"ubl" and SbaWl .."'....."''--- :u.
ati .sn.t. to .". 16°' pt‘r '2°'l'
'- -* --* to 41. I. ditto. • _
I
fhe Rdinan Catholics should recollect that though ntlol,oo. He then, with. tile UVii Ail I lee of another itstsis, it,sewsitir 4N,)ll4tilerilble extent, in comparison with the °teepee : and -
parlour amid put trolls on inc..,.1 struggled ai,, i , , wailed (hit:, , I irltriling it proof of the • moderati on (if
down iu the • your memo- COUNTRY D
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lARY, TUESDAY, Oce. 3. Per lb. -, i,
PRICES OF LEAThER.
d. d. Per lb.
d. ,
men perish, principles stirVive.-Morning Herald. as loud as I could, and my cries brought a woman servant, named . ririlisl s, when their stake in the colony would.
,justify them H. Day, Bristol-Mr. Halerfield's Bristol lltitts 50 to 361 b 19 to 2' 1 fanned Horse Ilides....- 1,1 ,t,,° al
Swum from the next house • she cane to the hall wl i I • •rt rnakiii
, , . door, ici in s , g greater claims on your Excellency and honour- .1. Dobson, Hesketh-Messrs Pilitington'e P Ditto -.60 to 6611rw. 2 •
~ Preston ......
,1 to 23 Spanish Ditta.....,-,....---• 1- -
Hides.,.-.....,.,,. 14 to IS , Per dozen. -.. „ la to 24'
We hardly think it necessary to reply to the new f
that time was shut by the other ruffians. The poor old gentleman able coml. J. .1. Dransfield, Birmingham-Messrs. Tyndall s, Bir Fine Coach Hides.._ 15 to 17 Calf Skins.- 36 to 400' 7t027 -
proof which the Times of ,rtsterday founded upon an *seeing the way in which I was treated, cried out for help
mingliam
10 Ditto...-to 4011).... 13 to 15 Ditto sq, to 701 b. V 1,.
extract from an -merican ••Paper, which 'contained one of the defendants, who is not now preamit, put a strait waist- he considered us independent of the F * 1. piscopa lan clergy- . p.
Elford and Co. Plymouth-Hotel, Plymouth
-45 to 501 b- 15 to 17 Ditto 70 to 8015- It t° e't
-17 to 19 Small Seals, Greenland.. 19 to
some details respecting the manufacturing improve- coat on the table, which, as 1 beard and believe, was afterwards •
men in the exercise of their parochial duties •' 1, in till pans les e- • • •
R. ogg and T. S. Brinnington-White's, Manchester ' 9 RAW HIDES. : .• -
put on my uncle. Rhin, Suntan, MU, i_ _ continued to
I This • a• • •il'f 1 'J Emend, Bristol-Mr. Franks s,
Bristold: .. 4.
merits of North America. 'The best answer whichtwhich
•• I Per Stone. ' l'• p 49 g
, . , ' _ . , !scream in that mentor, I *should alarm the neighliourhooti. Tie ° Harveyeand Hill
i Alburgh-llowling-green, Norwich
~...... . 2 Bto 3 0 Onlinary ..--.......... It 0 we.
could Pe gwen ti it would be, by extracting . srom . ' -
then put his hand on usy tnnuth, hurried me out of the hall-door their parishioners may be exempt from vestry duties or as- e. ea • • •
ckson, Birmingham-Hotel, Birniingham
meeernents, except in behalf of their own national church,
Sonia Paper, published even after the first symptoms and pushed ;me .nto a carriage that wea waiting at the gate. II; at 1 Mun.n.w, Liverpool--St • ar, Liverpool SHEEP SKINS. Od-
-1 1 Fells-
,
02 our commercial difficulties in thia country, an, ac- told me we were
,going to a magistrate, but I soots found by the the call of the Coloniul Legislature. P. Myers, Nottingham-Lion Nt • h Is. 6d: to 21. t3d. I Lambe-31.6d. to 23.6 d. I Shearlinp•ee•-_'•!_"---
, o tmg am I 1 - -...----_-
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of those sanguine 'calculations which were usual . •" Tha the • • • .
, . was Fact. I saw a man at ts Dutch consietories and the Scotch vestries,
lirection we went that such e not thees, W. Phelpe, Belbroughton-Pack-Pack WorcesterPßlCE
12 Town Tallow OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121b.-Sser•lo,. 00„
COOlll the turnpike gate of Battle-bridge whom I knew, and I called to or committees of managementshall
••, have equal rights with C. T. Rymer, Southampton-Mr. Callowa 's Portsmouth - fie%oll
12 Yellow Russia- 428. (pd, to Os. al. M0tt1ed.................... .......• mu, Ott
aonu: provincial and even London Journalists at that,
him to take the numher of the coach, but the coachman a those • b 1
nw, a..given y,t le Act of the 3(1 of May, 1826, to the J. Butter, Wiutertm--Dog and Duch Kingston7'
D tr : bed the instances of such exulting descrip- too well bribed to permit him to do far be whipped
his English vestries-to represent the state of finances of Sharp and Mk= Id C ''
i 5tite...............--4. eel. to Or. Od• Curd..,......,..,----.......e........., „..... 04,
reri° - • and the . ft' .fll. • t h i - •1 "' r , Leeds-Court-house, s- ourt-house, Leeds l2 54,Fte1l Stuff--e. Od. to Os. Od. Graves ......-..,-...............- Sil. 0,
tsourvere SO iltllllelolll4, flaw 1 1011 0 tCIII :1 onsets, and rove on at a rap rate I was preveuted from their reapective churches 1 the
nances
-.
ans to apply for relief to • ...stones end Ashworth York S . V k
your ~... - et ate - or- . 12 pit. _ 3os. ltd. to Os. Od. Good Dreg 5..................-.....
. __.•
this moment would be so galling, that we must refrain screaming out by something which they fixed in my limo. Excellency and Ho •bl C 't -
'lowa e ourt, i. necessary- T. Thies, Liverpool-Lion, Liverpool - 2 to, Rough...-. 210.,0d. to Os. Od.
___--- ---
e
'ram making any such extracts at. present, t g
hou li we My husband was one of the men who was with me ill it That - this '
the coach, and tinning u that 1 was pressed almost to suffo- • e .„ ,
at arrangement may be publicly notified, for ' - .
Price b.
- PRICE 01: RAW FAT, per stone of 811).--8sre14. es, 114.
y Tenow (as stated by the Tallow Matters) .......•-----------
should find very' little difficulty in discovering many cation, I said, as well as I was able, if it
______PRlCE OF CANDLES. .
Such accounts, even in the columns of the . 'Times confine me in this dreadful manner, let my husband hold -
Store Candles, in the retail shops, 10,L
itself. That Journal knows well now that the throe- me ito which they only answered, " Olt, you ore in good FALKIRK.---We understand that the ac •t. 1 f qui ta o (From the London New Price Curren,',
of Friday.) Canles, per down Bs. Od. to 91. Od. I Moulds, per dosen .....•-•ee•-------
-- ---
e
hands, be not timely. In this manner I was conveyed to Armstrong, who was tried at Stirling nn Thursday last, fur the 0n.....-The oil market continues ' .O. d•
tits of cotton manufactured is no test to discover the in a very agitated state COAL MARKET.-Serr. 29.
a., SO
Betlinal-green, and I was thankful to be released on any terms murder of John Boyd, near Falkirk, in April last,Y
produced a price, a decline has taken - - ' :15 S
'tli the rest
quantity sold. •It had previously erred with . from
my dreadful situation in the coach. On alighting I rues great sensation anion • • g the inhabitants of the latter town. On Southern Oil, which had been 38/. sold
at public sale on i
Jeaton...-..-..... 37 (1 WallsEndlleu ii•ke39 0 Eden Mau' 4 Out 0 0
of itS manes in this respect ; but has now dis- veyed up stains, anti brought to a room where tliere were several Sat Ime ay morning last placards were meted ' 1 m• Wredtiesd ,• t Bei • Greenland
up in the most pueoc • 11) a J. , Oil; which had HolywelL----13 0 %V.
E. Neeanarch 37 0 Walls End
.4,39
reached Liddell% Maiii.--30 0 ' w, E. Loom,
vovered anti retracted its 'error. How conics it, then, fannies, and on mein them, I said thank God for my release, 1 places, announcing that " the inhate
itants of Falkirk viewing 38/. was offered t ' a A/. for arrival from the present Nor- Ships at Market, IN--Amps sold, 10-...-Un....--..
e I ; hope I shall I* bett • . • 1
apply 80 recess,. ss. zesson at experience .11. ex treated now. They who brought me to with horror the acquittal of a murderer •• .' 1. le e . tee 1,
et sine against wawa teem e no.eries; ---,
tit, A. it cannotGallipoli from 50/. 1 1.
that then left me, and I was shut up all night in a room' all rat cries aloud, and as no shedder 'oaftee ined to 48/. ; Sper- --- '''''' .`""-------- - - -
°the,' eases? How can it take for granted that the place. blood shall live Isere, maceti is ail • 1 eomnially 62/. but that price is '._.l.____________l •
COUNTRY CORN . ARKETS DURING
with FVEE
nine insane people, for whose accommodation there weia. notice is hereby •
given to the criminal, that if lie do , not now
•es not leave offered.
mere ocrease of material •manufactured is a•proof of., beds.:-
only five i neva hardly describe my wretched situation on this place in 24 hours lie shall be banged on the spot." • But their Wheat. Barley. Oats. Be___._,.,,,_OL .;......**-
-.....-.......----.,,, IL la r!,
the prosi.serous state of the cotton manufacture in fn- finding myself an imitate of such a place,.. I could not sleep, •p,if 1 expression of indignation against the crime and the person whom SUGAR-The Sugar market. has been e. ' neetlingly heavy
Per 4euarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. 4. '''' .4
3$ •-•..-
. it the purchases from Tue. d •
reign count;ies, when has been found so uncertain even felt inclined to do so owing to the friehtf 1 ' I• 1 11 • 1 •1 (1•1
i u none w itc i was t sey *bevel to be gut ty, it not stop here, for having prepared s ay till yesterday inclusive are not Aly7sLr----"--- 51
- - 3°
- --:
1)1'
°I
--
1 000 Ihd y----.. 52 60 34 33 32 34 5/ ai _...
.......
an indication ',ll.the cssse of our own country ? It is made by my constitutions 'during the whole of that horrid night. an effigy of the man, it was displayed at the Cross, *shout six ' ts, and there ap ears su 1
i p .c i a stagnation in the Baohury.--......... 54 58 37 40 28 34 5°
•• . • ) About twelve the folloning day, I saw two gentlemen in the o'clock 'in the evening, after having been carried through the le th ttl • ' tint ,a. ie prices from the late Basin toke • 50 60 30 5 '-''
at; 25 30 s') ... -- „..
ill: Tim s -
not long eince c took pleasure in calculatit g
governor's room, whom I act uainted with ' • y sttuation, telling streets. It represented a murderer with a knife in Ids hand, stated at a decline of Is. 6th '
rates
rear
be
'-..-..
54
- 48 -- 20 •-••-•„., .'6
the rate of ' the increase of population in the United
, them how I bad been taken awayi by farce, in-
and requesting their a rope about his peck, and a white cap on his he
ad. A which former! a 28. per cwt; colour Sugars, c
Enid gat ...........-... 52 60 39 40 26 2d - - :46 -.---
y sold at 579. 6d. and 58s. been els- Canterbury'amLridge- -54
- 311
- W --)
4!'
"..
.--
States. it inight have .pccurred to the Journalist that assistance to obtain my liberation, mentioning at the •t'
e same time barrel was then prepared, filled with combustibles and 1.
Chard -- fi4 3.4 39 26 32 :4 V, 4„ fo
'
this rapid increase of
papittaaeo» must ;lave contributed • y , n whom 1 requested them to chitnney-eweep havinascended to the place
g
where , a young posed of at 555. fid.; the reduction' is chid • having
Iy in the soft .............--. .17 76 361 44 24 Si e 6 --
Chelmsford .....- 48 02 32 39 ets 32 - 5o --
II• A short timeafter this, however, 1 saw the Governor,)
and he would ea. • , •
~, T. lr. was suspended, cut it down and handed it to some of the the others are from Is. and le. 6d. lower. • The • Derby .........-..-- 58 e 2 33 es se 050 ui -
It) the increase of their manutollres; Warburton, who gave It as hIS opinion that .there wax no ap- tools who . stagnation in the sugar trade continues. The sales at the Devizes ...........-.... 48 62 32 :111 27 50 ski- 1'.2 -' --
• . to consogned it to the flanws, and afterwards dill
then have seen that, even if the Increase of .their Ina,
ueartuice of insanity about me. played it • upon a pole while b • 111 unung. any hundreds. of all close of the day, are estimatedHorceester........... 54 eo 31 35 le2
. not to exceed 300 casks.-- Exete..-.----. 56 64 '4d - 30 3.,,,,, 71 4,,2 r,4 •_)"
. , exceeded tias ratio of ale • jar, Warburton, who was present, signified that such was his sorts ofJamaica and St. Lucia are offered , __-....... 48 60 32 36 24 N. ~.2- I) au I, :141
nufactures had considerably people assembled in a few miuutes ioSwitness the mock at our lowest quotations Eye
. , at this Moment a opinion. execution, and th Though the stock of 'refined goods is so very h reduced,*
Guildford -. 60 78 36 42 26 34 -53 59„, "-
'' • i Tpulation, there would be left . . ey appeared to ex as mai satisfaction while ry inue., Henley ...---..... 52 66 30 36 24 ~ 45 en• ai se
hi ides Mr. Mixsiiime-They took you from your home on Weelites- the ceremony went on as if they had really believed that a mur- yet the trade is languid, and from tl
rreater:population than formerly in these t • , , . „ . . .
ic ,
le on 1 hursday morning; it is one of the derer was 'le-late highest point tilourirlicastle.-......... 52 56 35 40 24 T. 3.1 40 " ...
55 57 24 28 IC 24 -id "•° --
ay night, and your i punished-indeed, the loud shouting' and turbulence of the reduction of price is ls, and 1
whose conaumption must still be provided for by our a
strangest eases I ever heard of. the crowd 1-
e•ought to the memory of many p old 2s. -
present the Porteous per cwt. on . s. 611. on the low goods, Hungerrord - .-
the finest descriptions ; brown Lunt Huntingdon 60 68 :r3 3., vst 0
35 23 42 4, ,
49 4°
:„ ,:-, •
, .....,
inannfadorers. - Nile have not thought it necessary tol, , seat
~ onthe • a at eta!
About this time S. R B took pia Mb ' FS.
, Sir it Ire IRNlthurgh. The chi reed however,without They pe , , come have been sold at 78s. 6d. in • )Gaols Ipswich --,...- sa as :re L. --- . - ...
. . parcels, but the general cur- Lewes so sr 50
011 se• - 24 .„,, A 2 bil :„,., lit
(. . .
observi,Hutt I lord 1 el of the case tnw pending, rig nal mining the eas •
ng hrteat i t , i
4411 us question the advancea made in America, bench,
a=` all 50..... vat outrage otherwl' 1.1 ' "es-An ,eviwy one seeming reecy is , still 79s • liner Maidstone--,....... 53 e 5 30 ee 24 ;.111 -4 55 ••"" ••••
, goods are lower in proportion ;
thourh something might be said on that head ; but came on puiposo to be present. pleased with than 11' .
Inl Ile expression of contempt. Web% and Molasses' -
llPLare • are 265. a 265. 6d. The refilled market con- raul.e"" " 38 "36 44 32 - 4'
5S
....
. Mr. Atinton tuns then called upon to answer the serious charge n, two of the four who were et d ewhory...-.......... 38 64 ;ye 35 25 .6."'„ 753 54 54
we t iink we have now briefly and satisfadorily proved went about the streets due 11,Nse to be implicated, tinues in a very de • preseed state, and, with the exception ii4Zorthanipten ...... 55 59 34 40 32 ." -A; •-• ,at". 5'
preferred againet hind. e ing Saturday afternoon, reading time ad-of h 45 - 41 - e••
that an article in an Atterie Pofthe
an . aper,
said he . t
II , was mists ant-supei 11l
.1 n ,
.• t . dent of St. Luke's Hospital. vertisemente
• • and afterwards visited, and deliberate] • some purc ases of crushed for the Mediterranean (rather Norwich ...,•.--„,
- r -
8 57 28 35 22 se .- •••• 00
y examtued , . •
nllllll6l to it, the Times, aftbrds no roof wl ateve •of 1b 1 f the 0
Charles Gihulell, the MS ant o. corn- te spot where the - 62 - - lai -- 23 7,0 54 st)
' 1 from d . . . 1 I. On Wednesday last Mr. bloody deed wee done It
is remarkable thatßeading
'' Sugars et - ...•
ally yationa bs of alarm, and that the increa.sing pialitant, came to the hospital in the afternoon, and said he was tlis evidence of 111•Laren, a • •
inch was considered tl goods iielec
le most direct, - leered. Molasses heavy at 265. Foreign terborne 52 lio 28 30 24 30 52 ... ... ~„,
itV 0 America is • • .
_ a nv . • - •
prospe ~ i ,ot 01 au Ittereasuig niar- sorry ta say. that Mrs. Grindell, his wife, had lost. her reason, was never taken in Wirt. IN' •We multratand, that in consequene could beg purchased lower, but there are few on sale, and stamf°'ll- 52 58 40 -3032 34 . :k3 -- •••
Stowmarket --.... 48 58 24 -30 ' -- •.. ".
,t • ~ , „ a _'" She has been most Outrageous all the morning, and she of the Jury having acquitted Armstrong several -e " 11
of the special „there y they are held with firmness. Swansea ....-.-.- 66 -44 -28 •-• """ ... •••••
ket for (eur prounctions.---sliiit4n rreSS.
gavel,, e a blow that floored ine." Mr. Moisten, he said, advised constables of Falkirk have defused-:• 'Truro
...---eseseere. efs_, ." easeeesseeee.wished me to send sonic capacity. On Mond .. to act for the future in that lIEMP, FLAX and '
• FALLOW-The Tallow Market is still Warmr-*.---. 59 -37-re 71 ); ~,6g -
__as bins to. send her to Betheal-green, and ire -ay lot 111'N b wi.oecillster - 4'7 59 34 39 t-, ;Idt 48 - ..
t',,, . . i e
Ibe ',Antoci et rift I con- but was immediately assailer/ I a again appeared in the streets, subject to great fluctuation; the yellow Candle Tallow had - - 2`•• .-------
Some ideit .111. y ressit number of r
0. our aseistante for the purnose of removing her there. by a band a women, who, in a few retched 39s 6d d.
. ~ an this afternoon 39e.; in one instance, -.7.--_,,,---.4 ___
___
ked ort this ' rmtt' vviten It 6 IttlOwll that milted towith him to lletlinal-green myself, lett told him I had minutes, drove him oet the
go the town with Billingsgate int Ife, FA4I•
horses wor id fiend. I tions and showers of preca- we believe, 38s. 9d.-In Hemp or Flax there was no mate- . BIRTH. metes
hes and four chart •
horses in no perton belonging to the establishment whom llt . . 1. 44mes.---Scotginan.
tioVenty4WO, stage-coac. _ . , :ince
A- y rind alteration. At Cull It2/31Iatly of VI. a
ia on, on the t dust. -
Gravesend every twenty-four hours, exclusively of gen- then went to Whitmore-Boole for the purpose of o naming a A ...AMP THAT WILL BURN TWELVE MONTIIS Cocois-By public sale yeiterday 230 bags Brazil of a sou.
, - --, and other eonve , ""tall"'aiding Mr. WITHOUT REPLENISHIN4 T f St'
tlemente carriages, post-cum:a:: s your motive
~,, ),a,nces, Sir Riciteen BIRNIE-What wa •in r.- ake a stick of sold-the good quality 425. and 425. 6d. MARRIED. le eon 0 •
phorous, and pot it • phos- Cocoa Arch( a • ~ to
tO Dover, , Rams., ,NI
Desl .
..wite , argate, &e.".."-irifillidolle °Outten ' Into a large dry phial, not
s corked, NMI PROVISIONS-The Government Contract was On the 29th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Wats", Took.
d it, will alt.3rd a' i' A a! : Inner p.
Mr. Stimon-1 had no motive further than a wish to oblige an
light sufficient to disc eminent Ir•
ern any taken on Tuesday last by one em ish house, 9,000 Albans, George A. Crawley, Esq. of the
Es
of Lompto
'Journal. ••. hi object in a room. 11Caroline, third daughter of David Powell, it,
6/. 12s 6(1 l'Y
of the Si
An individual ros tribe of "1' •
Alla Alroi . in-. mfr Re it
: a house iss Wexford • itionz
.. 14!•e....,..Y05s moat be of e very obliging tlispos
:place, where there i,
le phial eliould be kept in 1 casks Provisions, Beef and Pork, all at
a coo s • pas at
ted the other offers were 6/. 15s. 6d, Essex. 1 ape) Psr t
_up to 71,lor's •-• 1 ' tree ,
Monday, Sept. 25, at the. Matisse, - ey-s 1
its •te butterfly state, ew into certainly. . will continue ite I • I .
no.. great current of air, and it first repor ,
5s .it has since been rumoured that the price • still (":14 . great ,-,iirr
sect, 1
_..... ,;.,.1-„„ paused :wine alarm, from Mr Se t 1 •1 •1 "roe
- ,
.. „se „e .„ In nne- le came again in the evening ane sensel i • 111111 nous appearance
. 4 . • for more than ,' '
represented, but 't withls the Rev. J. Forster, J. Anwebur
Ye l'cl. •
7. • It,deigh, o
-• __ *--...eastelv, tweive.montsis. h, - at first
, sower te_en .
,' ~, as •1 rests a London, to Caroline, eldest
.one
..,.t) daughter of i 0 e late Alai°. •
_..ei ...runs 1.1111 Wall (11Mtvii16.. L._ .. -.......'''''..."-

tinues in a very depressed state, and, with the exeeptioi
of some purchases of crushed for the Mediterranean (rather
extensive), the business is trivial; Lumps 788. 6d..; fine
goods neglected. Molasses heavy at 265. Foreign Sugars
could be purchased lower, but there are few on sale, and
generally they are held with firmness.
HEMP, FLAX, and TAU,OW—the Tallow Market is stir
subject to great fluctuation; the yellow Candle Tallow hat
reached 395. 6(1:, and•this afternoon 390.; in one instance,
we believe, 38s. 9(1.—1n Hemp or Flax there was no mate-
rial alteration.
were 61. Ms, 6d. up to 71,
425. and 425. 6(1.
Cocoa—By public , sale yeiterday 230 hags Brazil
Government Contract was
taken on Tuesday last by one eminent Irish house, 9,000
Coicßolassuopldßo—vthiselogNoosd2Tlia)leity
casks Provisions, Beef and Pork, all at 6/. 12s. 6(1, as at
li*. • it has since been rumoured that the price is still
t represented, but i • , •
lower than at first
first reported,
house, the actual price can with difficulty be traced. The
Marker has since been exceedingly heavy, the first delivery
the other offers
'for the contract is in February
next;
Bacon is without
alteration ; Butters continue heavy on account of the fa"
voarabla 'weather.
TEA—There is no alteration in the prices of Tea.
SviCus-Etist India Spices are
neavy and lower. Pi-
mento maintains the late prices, 10 d. a I Id.; 377 bags
13arbadoes Ginger by Public Sale yesterday 565. a 01s.
Nutmegs At a late hour to-day the best -forced off` were o at
sti. 10d..per lb.
Ton t:To—The purchases of Tobacco are confined to
small parcels to the trade and for Export ; some good black
Virginia. 60, i Maryland *fawn 3.440,...:Abt, A law hour to-

Some ideg .nay he formed of the rm number 0.
horses worked On ibis r°344 when It is kx,own th
e"Otes and four, Chaffy. horAes
seventy-two stag e...
Gravesend every twenty-foil! hours, eiclusively of ge,
tiernell'4 carriages, post...ehalgeS, and other conveyances,
to Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, &e,--itfaidshte
Journal.
An individual of the .S'phira AfroPos triluwreoliti
sect, in its butterfly state, flew into a house in
caused ;;onie alarm, from
last week, and appears to have eau
its peculiar marks. More than tnice we detected fhe
larva of this remarkable insect in this countc ry lsa-
ast
year ; all .4(1C'11 of them as passed through the hry
lis -gate in safety may be expected to take wing in thti.
or the ilea month. Our good friends in Wexford
need be tinder no alarm by the appearance of tin
strange c, kitor. lii Egypt and India the Sphinx Atro.
Vos Is d'l'll.le it liize Of any ever seen in Ireland. Bid
to set their trim tit rest cm the sublet-A, we beg them t(
look into the fith yol, part 1, oft law's General Zoo,
logy, where they will find a full description of this lag(
insect, and also beautiful pictures of its various stage,
of existence.--Leinaer Journal.

On the 29th inst.
----
-._
MARRIED.
0
Albans, George A. Crawley, Esq,• of the Inner Templeio::
Caroline, third daughter of David. Powell, ES a 1°414
ii.
Essex, , Faris, 01
On Monday, Sept. 25, at the A Wooed° la Chai , • .1,
the Rev. J. Forster, J. Ainob. , ni - ro
t surrey-s-R" f
ry, 1,4 q. :
to oeiBb, o
London, to Carol'
'ne, eldegt daughter of the late 51ajor 1 ~
the 11th Regiment of Inf; g
ntry, _....--------
bY tie Rev. Dr. Watson, Archdeacon a s!._

Kr It. WILI44I,NYCOS Mild be of A very
obliging disposition,
certainly.
1 " For
Mr. Stin4w—...lie came again in the evening aim " „
liakt, let ow have four men from your place inutteibat ely,
IleVing thAt t.htt ease was urgent, I procur4 assistance, and
calling Jaanes COchren, now present, we proceed.ed to Judd-place.
When we Arrived, Mrs. was speaking very loud to a great
e""6"4""f iwnple by whom she was atirrOunded. The moment
she saw one of
unr Party, whom she bakkunivn before, site began
to abuse him. We then went to the house.
Sir IL Bututi.—And pray, sir, what authority
hid you for
going there?
;11r.Mlissuu LL—Bad yin, any proof of this lady's insanity ?
You bad no right to go without atuedical certificate to that effect.
mr. Stinton-1 etettainly Lad no certificate that the lady was
deranged. I acted merely on dot representation of her husband,
whout I Wished to oblige.
James Cochran, the other prisoner, sail), that lw had formerly
been employed ill St. Luke's Ilosvitsla but Wm now a jogineyWan

MELANCHOLY ACCHENT.--.-At six o'clock, on
Thursday morning,
.1
Alexander Montgomery, a jour-
neyinan vainter,
employee by William Robertson',
Esq. architect, at the new mansion of John Baker,
Esq, of the Farm, county Kilkenny, while painting his
window, missed his bold, fell back, and his bead com-
inge stool of the window bill"-
ia t
ei lily eboenitoftwe t
the w i to, Ith
I
I 1 e
he had been paintiog, his brains
were dashed out, and he fell to the ground a frightful
and lifeless corpse. The unhappy man has left a
1 pregnant widow and five children,Dub/in Morning
Bepter.

On the 29th of April, at Battens,
DIED. * .1* gt 4 ,
26, Lieutenant ii, 13004
- _ Edward Burgess, Adjutant bf the 24
intantry. , 1y of
On the 19th inst. at LaD ham the lady
Largo House, Airs. ar ,
Lieut. Genetal Durham. Williinh
On test 28t1t inst. aged 21, after a few ila , 91034 od
the eldsoil
of Mr. Williatii Hughes, Of i•s'
H igh Ilolur" ''
llanipstead. sl l'iteiv
At Clewer Villa, Derby on the 24th inst. aged 83, -
At '
ner, widow of Admiral Iluckuer• -7,---
in the East Auk" , .

Priutid and Pul—T—lisbed bM.
Nol -12 s pt the Sus OrrPh
• tram .