The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-13 00:00:00

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the coachman nor any one else there knows any thing of him.;- LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. gling," and to Mr. Canning, and his other colleagues, had POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
. . , When he left the Star-and-Garter,
. '-- 1 givin. settne}:adjunciti: connected with their peculiar situ- ' . , ~...... m
Ketiv„ but soon turned towirds • LundOn ;• 'and'the man It
;14 v(eat in the direction of
.1,
To some, , though not to much of the matter brought aticins; eaelf:Of ,these •Right non. persons Would have GUILDHALL.-The waiter who was charged with steali g
outlthe gasslights saw a man about the same time walkwingn , .
puts lIRITIstI PLANTATION Suoaas-oUpwartis of 1,350
forth' by the Rieardos, respecting the Greek • loan, Mr. beeli, as it were, compelled to enlarge a little upon the twd pepper castor. which had been- used at the civic feast, w"a-s
the:London •road, brushing dost off his coat. . along hhds. have been sold at an advince Of Is. '6d. Per ewt. on-
Loriattis will no., doubt supply an answer;- but. wemean- topic connected with his name, and the dull common-place again brought before Mr.. Altlermau kessey on.saturday, when
igr. Rawi,lNsoN-Shotild you know the -. ~ ...• 'the middlingand better descriptions,- and foil prices for the
while cannot help rnakingssome remarks on their manlier uniforniity of the scene would be in some measure:varied. Mr. Burn, his employer, exPressed his entire confidence in the man again .-mr. low er qtmli ties ; besides the above, the grocers have bought
of treating the eubject, . They say,. " thut some Of 1,1160 C-. 'Hui this' recommendation is only upon the pre,sumption honesty of the man, and the gentleman a the committee who Alaishall-1 have no, doubt of it ; I . met a man this morning ill
tis's letters to I,llern svere so ineulting and offensive, that, of the practices we allude to being
.continUeSl. ''seriously had given him in . charge nut appearing to support Isis. cern- the [Strand so Much 'like him, that I thought it
.was the same
hy !Anti until I took his hat off, 'end by taking off his hat I fotind it wars
pe _ 1,470 bags fine White. Bengal Sugar,- at 775. per cwt.-
plaint, the prisoner Wait dismissed with.a caution fromthe wort
they .declined any,forther correspondence with him. His speaking, we would touch rather see it, either abolished' West •India ,Molasses are also in good request, and cosi-
letters have been stronerio doubt, but none a them that I
u together, or at least so 'relocated and curtailed as to 'ue magistrate to be particularly circumspect in his soneleee instil- potiliim ; and what Was very ,Arange, that man's he'eeelies had deMble sales, have again been made of Demerara and St.
,
, .. , . tine, as, he said,- even nOW some- persons might have doubts beep emit across the thigh also. '- ' :' • Vincent at 28a. a 235; per'cWt. : the latterprice le said to
bave,heen published stroeger than the occasion merited. no :longer as it now ise•an evident departure kern good
is
well known about his intentions, and saY l'e might naturally have supposed 111 r. RawraNsoN-Can you describe his person inal his dress ? have been.paid for 80 punchs. of very good Demerara.-
However, with us, and we believe with. the world, it will taste. Mr. Canning, in particular, articles used ou 'reclean occalian were more .valuable, and A. 1- Marshell--sHe is about five feet six inches high.; billed light
be, though riot an irrefragable, yet at least a presumptive to . have a rooted aversion to this kind of tavern Ur
1 ' f h trs at- le t
t iat tie tops o't neat 0 aa mere silVer instead of being bretsh
c es and top booss„ one or the, tope woe slit, as if done in the The Coffee Merket remains steedye the business. dons ,
consists of abOut 100 tcea. Jamaica sold to thegrocersut ~
. evidencenf Luriottia's innocence, that lie dared fearlessly oratory. He, gave, we remember, unpardonable offenee merely plated, ... . • ; .... . ;• -. . , scti e; his coat wes either blue oe black, we could ilot tell which
attack people, vrbo,.if, he had:heen a dishonourable or dis- onee 'to the Pitt club by retiring from the meeting will hy gaslight, wad it WarrcoVered with mud: he said he was &groom Or., er ra e .
.. rm, it tesa . h
le Soule time-afterwards 'Mr. Wilson the Cointrion Councilman fm-- 1 's Rurai contintie -6 let h les are li-
honest man, must have had the proofs of his misconduct in they were drinking his health, and we believe ••has never .and ' Member ' Ofsilie Lord Mayor's. C.ormilit:tees before alluded' .and hid friends at garnmersmith ; , but. nobody. knew, him i ere,
h , fluted ; some lots of strong tine flavoured Jamaica aye
their hands. And is it
,not remarkable, first, that no charge attended any of its meetings. ' since. We ' have beard of to, entered the -justiee room. He expressed no' regret that his for:I have inquired 'all oiler the village. , ' ' been sold at 35. 100. a 45. Id. per. gallon.
allowid . 4lr. RAWLINSoN said he denten it a great neglect of pUblic duty' COTTON
...
Wail .'eVer made against this person till after he bad fallen people,who, suspecting they. were invited to parties only prisoner had been diechargeti, but, on sthe contrary, .-The sales amount to 7,200 bags, consisting
OH the part o( Mr. Mattliews;he riot havieg attended the examine-
foul otthe whole body of contractors, dealers, jobbers,, and on Accotint of their good-voice, Making it'. a -condition of that he himself was inclined to believe the man • might net have ,of 1,920:80wed,. ordinary to fully fair, 6i.d..a t3fd.; good
when he„ poCketed , the tioo, as taiany impettant questions might have been answered .by, fair
huckster* of the °reek, .loon ? and. neXt, that in one of his .their. acceptance that they shouldnot be.called upon to sing ; to. prime, 6id. a 70. ; t,130 Orleans, 61d. a Sid.;
been actuated by ' dishonest motives
man; end he considered it e very cold-bioeded act,
statue, ents, the only one of which the. public has
,come to apa were we Mr, Canning, or ani,. arias colleagues, we Pepper boxes. - He ' found' him in • a crowd' iiii -the hustings, ' hha aad his 2,1 r Albama and Mobile; 6d. a 7d.; 109 Sea Island,
the 00 (namely, that which respec,,ts .Mr. Iliinie), he has should he apt to make it a condition of attending tht•se Where he ought.not. to 'hai•e been ; and as a lady wu just then te put, a Mao iota n.left to sleeps and let him walk away in the 13 d.'a 14d.; 170 _Stained 'ditto diel. a 9id.; 600 Ilk'
not been found to have said one word that is not strictly City festivals,' that we should not be expeeted to make t complaining of having lier shawl stolen, he immediately suspected morning, whom he kneW to be under srich distress of mind.- ra„.ha,„ 91 -., •
a ugra '2lO P 1; 10/d a 101 d.. 130
ernam uco, . , ,
' the prisoner might be the thief, and ordered hint to bc searched, ' Had lie nothing to pay before' be Went ?" said Mr. Rawlitiaon. '' ''''' ' ' ' r '
true.? •We cannot of course enter into all tho intricacies spetteh.-Morning Herald. ; .'. , , Bakia, Std. ti 9id. ;131•Mina G•erii, at 5.1c1; 480 Egyptlan,
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of these foul transactions, but We ttilltoke one item, which . • . The shawl however, Was not found upon hims but the castors' were. ' .
t t •
141r.11arshall.-11r. Matthews...did net expect any payment,
- • • • ' • 7d a 9sl • 2 art,' enA,
he accornmodatiou lie had afforded was upon a principle of kospi- I • ~ 1 0 pemerara, std. a 10id. ;10 C tg ,
. . , ' . The waiters generally, who were • employed upon this' occasion;
is of easy apprehension, to show the disingenuous and ' - CORN 'LAWS. were the worst behaved Men he had ever met with. • . .tellty, and lam certain Mr. Mattbewa and the gardeni.r will ' 60.;
: 170',Surat, 51d. 4 64, ;'• 20 Bengal, it 51d. ilhe
. Brazil
tricley manner in which the Ricardo stutement is drawn - ansvals are 35€1 bags; 1,500 bags American and
up. • • Luriottis denied that he had . any part, of the 7,500/. STALBRIDOR, DORSET, Nov. 9. Arr. Alderman /Vessel( coucurred in the:truth of ibis remark, vice. '' IV added "It is teite that the nose of one of the'prisouers taken for .expOrt.. ' . ,
. and of tbe propriety ol Mr.
.Wilson's
.conduct in giving the Man ' • '
of which so_ much has been said. ,Upon this topic the The first-named gentlertiaa in the list of attendants at .
into custody under the circuinstancesottul lierethe subject dropped. .
bled in the ,public--house, for the pot-boy saw it."-• '!,s' , - , , . , . '
I he sales made in Tobacco have beett very litnite,d, and
Ricardos thus write:- .- , . the famous' Dorsetshire . Agricultural Meeting, at Bland- Mr. RAWL '
nesose-That may account fer the blood upon •• • • N les
• ' ford ester • ' • '
, y day, was John tree, Esq.', who, whenichureli- Beuteceleen is Aluenestreste-bithis case Mr. Bediugfield„ Oakingliam's clothes. . ~ s principally in small lots for the Irish market. osa
"To show that we have not made charge,' initlidined, and un- lima
supported by facts, We beg to rilliebt attention to the following warden and principal manager of the uflitirs Of this parish, the PrineiPal of. a." mlaPsbang "talilaruent" -ill, Giltepur-street, The prisoners were then placed at the. bar, and Mr. Rewrite- worth notice: have 'been snade 'in East • India or Caro
statements, which, we trust, will, be suflieirittly conclusiVe;' as deemed le. a-vveek each, sufficient for the support of three charged Mr. Simeon Muttlebray with haviog defrauded him of sON said to them. " As.the person who has been rolibed is•not Rite.
•No, sales are reported in Brimstone ; in Saltpetre
to what is the real charade,. of Mr. turiottis, awl what, depend. women whom.l
ae caused to be put out of the workhouse, the sum
of one:shilling and, nixiepence, .by deyouring one . beef- yet, found, I shall remand you until Monday." . i., : only 15S bags at 255. 3d. to 255. fid. per cwt.
encesean, be, plseed ~uptin his representations. .First,, us to the in the very depth of winter. Within 40 1 . .
, years tle remit, ,kid , t ague! ini
steak pie,. one platter of re . mon, one ,dels of cabbage, six , Oakingliam.-It is a good while
ney pota oes, and,two lumps of' plums till Monday. '
pudding---7welUsilowing . Mr. Itawetesots.-Only the day after to-morrow, and to.
'- • ' , Imported' into Liverpool, front the, 4th to the 100iNev•
el
7,50.01.-.4he polio.r4 ni #le, commission ceded by us to the Pe-_ of !this gentleman's land have. been trebletl. , About, the ' 1826,.incitiaively 1 vessel from Virginia, I Archang ,
that lathed not wherewithal to setiafy t
-11 e datuage.-Mr. Mottle- morrow, being Sunday, it t•annot he sooner. . . . ,
polo, ,It has been insinuated, this was . given as a bribe, but tiMe of the a rricultural meeting in Janua tl s • '
ry,- le. e. estates bury's mouth• in some measure-h, a putt- 1 st.,petersburgh, and 1
,Genoa :-
the truth ie simply tOll fOIIOW3 :.--PreViOlOay to Making the cons: ' y large ,ineasure, indeed They 'were sent back to tiw new prison, and Mr. !Hershaft ii - • ...- 'Midi 451
were advertied to be let at - d Tallow ' ' casks 943 ' Tobacco ............ ...
tract for the loan, the Deputies urged no 'cliim.whatever to any .1-m ~ b , an a van") but• the tenants' -bore teetinionysagainst him ; for though .iiis face was cased in tlertook to secure the attendance of Mr. Matthews and the n
gar- . , bales SO- '
share of the cent:mission. It was not ' till After thi:negociation calan a atement on purpose to leave the. farms, so that dust of three weeks' *toiling, his, lips; three and a ledf inches dener onMonday at this office. Linseed; • , ors.. 650 . Orchalla Weed .. , ....... '
rs 225 ,
there can be no doubt of his having ir sufficient motive for 1 i 1 1 d
_ong_tura_ esmeastiremeot, were bright: reti, watery, and pros j, • ' , , - Cotton, Virginia bales 358 ' Wheat, Foreign ......... o 7
;,; ~ ,
was toncluded, that they intimated tliat it was customery to give 1•11110.6000.11M1NN1M0M..................1
ding a reduCtion in 0 '' '
the price of grain. With the. -ex- tuberant ; and, as he mounted into the dock lie almost .seemed. to . - . .- _,_ . ...
up something to the agents of the Government. Atter some diss thee. oe , MEETINGS' OF:CREDITORS. (ANOTHER ACCOU NT. ) •ek • .
cuseion with the parties most dexply interested, it was agreed to ception of auout four individuals most of whom are said to say, or sing- Nothing has been done in rough Turpentine this we ,
allow them 7,500 k for. thie ehject ; a per eentage was
,deducted haye hen Jame. specuiatists in !land at the very, highest " I've been eating, I've been eating, in the north anti in the south, '1 • t
an import of 1,052 barrels is Warehousing, -the owner DO , ,
..1•0111 the parties who partook in the advantsgra of the contract. prices,. and one of• whom farms kis own
,lAnd on min itu- " And I'm coining, and I'm coining,. with the crumb" ebeut my. „ LONDON DIARY, Nuisnet, Nov. 14. . .c- •-
w*,,, held this aunt fur the private account of the nenuties." mense scale (although it is but just to state that he is' mouth !" . (At the dourt of Commissioners:), ..1 ~ s• .i . • being dispoeed to aceept preseotsle
,tem.-The _may name
' ' 'Mina at 16es
. Griffith W. , Regent's. CanaLgesiii, iron-inerchant--• 11 ' . tiotis in Tar Are a parcel 04 290 barrele tar ,
tate Deputiea, the Deputies, the Deputies! Mite, we Oita of the most liberal-minded and, respectable men in It appeared' by the evidence of the compluiuing cook, that, on
„ . Cor " • A i eti Is' '` I ~,,_ ~,, 0 ,„,,,- V, I bOth froln
miell, J., Battle-bridge seripepodree_t i
~ ~.,L. ~,,..,, 5i,,,, . an. ~.., marre,s ....,toetteumen-at • los. per sarre ,
~
. , ,„„ , . d Ala sir's Day Mr. Muttlebu
the afternoon of Lor y ~ . . ry Rosin,
mit ..,,vbom they .inean by the Deputies r was Luriottis, the country, 'and might ' represent the county if he entered am Hat , 4,./ d 4 R •hl! d
se),
~ an . „ , ca.. cc
~1 ba.nlecre-d1
.. ~ the qUity. • There has'ap_piarati-more inquiry for
shop and called for a beef-eteak pie, six kidney petatoes, and a .
' -
tee ;hey late
moan to insini , , one of - them ? And Was he chose to take the trouble) ; with these exceptions,. there W. 14 of plurn-pu „ p.
&ling • whereu on the' cook'n daughter said to Hastings,' T. fileilifriers-rsieil;.l4watemish-t I)tsj • ' , • andaboat. 800 barrels eoW-..est.As ad . t
- t . per tav •
nut 'AVM fr,.."114 Etigland-at the time this notable liegocia- was an entire absence from the meeting of all the wei I t
g I him,.......“ why you bane' platter ot rtiast mutton, -a dab of cab- Hider and GCodiuge, High'HolbOrn, linen-drapers-10 :.' -- ' Theinquiry for Aahes has been Very limited, tlie rood
don was eoncluded ?-(,See.the report, of the' Committee and respectability of the county, so that the sense of the liege and a himp of 'pudding, three days ago ; anti yoi Hill, L.,.. fleet-street, jewellere--,10 , °barrels et
, s les of ,Montreal pot being only about I° en hi, -
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towards the bottom of the Column.) . The atlitir, of Burton connty on the agricultural question can -no longer be mis- with'out paying for it b", ", No," replie'd Mr. Mu tl h- t flan
",wa.Y
t. e..ary--4, J. um
, , 1 heigkinion, W., Pencaster,
.grecer-1 1
---- :,,,' :! ' ' 25e. fid. to 26s:for-old, 'and 275. f - '. h ''''' - Tel'
\Alt ,
is such as. We have always described it-au infamous one; Pilsen. The talent, the respectability; the minthers, are -all not run-:--Iforgot ;, but bring the beef;steak pie, and the other llohnea and FsiWards, Xierby, bito.ksellers-1 1., - or new, e has
but. -the. Ricardos . now. " abstain front making any corn- int one side ;. that is, having sent Representatives to Par- things, awl I'll pay• you altogether when I have done dinner." , Hunter, J. IL, Lambeth-road, t14.41er-lT • new 'Pearl at 27t. 6d.; a small Sale of New York-pot
nt orts
Inman, K., Newington. eilaseW.ity, ,
ironmonger-10 •.' . heo effetted :at 365. per cwt. Logwood fullY 8-1
ments ort his conduct, because he mime forward to g.ive Jill:went, tiler desire 'to have the question settled by them Aecordiagly the beef-steak pie and the other things were•placed Joel 1. PrestwO Lancashire, teweller-I 1. . the jurProY,ement which took place last..week ; 25,teas 'Ow.
them every information they required," Thar is, leurzot- on, such terms us will consist with the general interests of I.'ef"re hi") ; anti, having bolted them; he would have bolted him- jh" - s '-• , -,••e • i , ice 61. P"
ti nson, w., soutnampton, pros noon-tome' -11
~ ach • have.brou h
Pe y .g e 71. los., and 16 tons Jama so
de 1)104 ' the affair thotigh he improperly conceeled the the country. They seem fully alive to the fact, that if 'elf ; hut the cook's daughter caught him by the tail of. hie coat,
. Lay, J., Lambeth, stationer-11 , . ton. The lower qualities of Fustic are inquired for; a
. jive as lie was clearing the front'doer.
name.; and therefole Mr. 'Burton. turils over to his ene•_ cern be dear, manufactures cannot flourish, and that as the Leach aud Gutteridge, Soho, music-sellers-11 d 10 WS
toes Spanish
,have been sold at 5/. 15s. to 6/. Imo ' soe.
. Air. -Alderman ANsLEY "'What have vou to say in your tie- • sts,
lex fa in
mies, alid joill3 ill the cry against the Man Who. hat - r ers cannot find labour for any thing like the number of , ' . • , , Linton, W., •Leadenhall-market, butcher-40 • ' good Cuba 9/. 15s. frOin the quay. In Nioraga*,,,.",,,,
. fence?'
posed him. , And we now again chargé Locipttis to make hands who now depend on manufactures for support, they o ren f ' Lowther T Antigallican-coffee-house, merchant-11 . but little doing ; 5 tons fair solid have bee 'ld at 151. ''',..'
out 0 work," replied Mr. Muttlebury • therefore seem- ' '' , pso
no concealment of names. There is another Fawn' iti. must then bothrown upon the land es paupers ; aud that iig to signif that he was som d • •' f Co; sir 1 N le's ti ' Lynch, C, Wycli-street,. victuallers-11 d tie
per ton. ' Barwoed remains steady 'at' 7/. 'los., an ,i
volved in a siMilar transaction with that ilf Burton, The .whert the great ' mass or the people become annuitants 011 Lim •"EL 'I will 1. I' elg ''' li' ah
Y • u-s 111,Kinnon, T.; \Yapping, oilman-10 '
. - . , we as ong ati , may, t tat st e certain ot Stock principally in one band.-150 gags ' Saltpetre, 10'
the soil o r nts c ill • f ' •If 1 •
public ihould know' forthwith who - he, is. We have tio .. , n e aa. o any use.. tme names, there- it ; and when.,l cannot live any longer, I will do as 1 may • that '
Marsh and Co., Reading, bankers-1i , at .255. to 255. tid.--4n Sicily Shunme. nothing done; Oe
• May, 1, Great St.. Helen's, wine-merchant-•-1 1 efit•
separate interest in. this . eflitir. We know that we are fore, of the ineinhers of the associations Who are 'atteMpt- iS iny reet-that is the rendezvous of it." ' Moody,' J., Horseleydown, tin plate worker-10 ,
_Verona brought. Ss., 100, .hags good Trieete, 9s. per. ,
makilig personal enernies by investigating it ; but At the jog to raise a glamour against the Miiiisters, upd to.force " A sturdy fellow, like you," said•the Alderman, " ought' to None ;of ttte secent
.I.mports of :Ettst India indigo. beret
Penton J , Borden, Kent, far 10
mer-__ : .
sense; time we know that we are making honourable peg them to fix 4 high protecting duty if they. cannot eniure be ashanted to resort to such a dishonest mode. of getting a din- Pi er, NY , 'Hammersmith, - barge-builder-9 , \ been brotight upon the initrket • the et ff dog'
. , ,
.. s . . , , quart t y o e ,
- o •
otir friends ; that we are discharging', our duty to the, pub- art *Mira -monopoly, were published,. few of the ancient nem.. Are you prepared to pay for 'what you have eaten'?"- PoPineroy,.ll. jun., Devonshire, banker-f 2 ,' , other descriptions is very trifling. Far Madder RoetstbeV.
lie ; . and that we are raising the character of the' press by nobility, or great , landed proprietors,, -would be found " No," replied Mr. Muttlebilry. ' ''• ' , • Riunt, J., Gracechurch-street, chiesenumger 'll , . .
• is tio demsnd. :Madders are also less inquired for, and Oil
~ " Then I shall commit. you as a rogue and: Vagaboud to 'the • ... :
the intrepid exposure ofluavery and false pretensions with amongst them. The greet agitators are principally. those , . , Rigby, J., Charing Cross, watch-maker-J1 . s be' bought rather lower. .-
. &atm ot Correction for-fourteen days," said the,Aitiermani •
' whomsoever they• May be fomid.--Tinres. • who have speculated in land • beyond their ineaus during " Very good," -rejoined 'Mr. Muttlebury ; and, he,was corn- Robinson, W. B. eKingslanderoad, apothecary-11 . . , ,
A small parcel of, East India G Galls has Valle
si . 1.. - ' , the war and who. having charged. their -estates with ' Rowbotham, J., Macelesfield,,silk manufacturer-10 ' , , , . raY , . .• --air
Since 'tee &Ave was written, we have received a letter , • ' , , , mitted accordingly. ' 755. in bond. 'The demand for Quercitron Bark NJ $ ~---
mortgages ano tet tnem at most. exorbitant rents, 'would - • Savill, J., -.Woodford, Este; gioceoS-4 t • '1 s -Ara#l*
front Mr. Luriottis itt answer to the letter of ~Messrs. Ri- i - ... ' BOW-STREETeo-On Saturday, William Harris, otherwise Sills, J. and J., Ilambro' wharf, merchant-4. ' ' sided, but 170 altenttien in price has taken p ace.
I,rt;;
Arid themselves absolately uneble to support their present -
earth) in the 7'imes of Saturday. It Itas all '-thealppear- rank ''-' . 1 ' ' '
tn somety t corn were admitted on easv terms. Their - , .
William Edwards,- -alias Black Bill, was brought up for re- Smith, IL, 'Southestreet Groin:vim-Square, oilman-10 can Bees' Wax in small parcels brings Ili. 1 ls. per r, .
• , Fine tar°
nue' eof a plail etraight-forward statement lit is well ' •• t examination, charged with having' been 'concerned with- othere,' Sparks and Bailey, Chandos-street, draperse.oll an ordinary parcel sold at rather under 111.- ei„g
younger Children depending. on petrooege either in the ar-
worthy 'of aii attentiVe pi.rusal,-e-ihei. ••'••..• ' • .s ' ,• . ' r i 1 1 i it who are not •
yet in custody, in robbin'g 13rown's Bedford waggon Stalker and ,Welrh,.Leadenhall-street, ilopsellers--10- lina Rice' is .moch wanted, .and the little now here 11 , ,
' Hy, tle caurea,or tae .aw, -ley cannot remort to any Methods f•lk„ i 1 f 8 :- ed ford,
. - •ointo • t teva ue o 601. : ' Stainforth and Co., Old Broad-street, merchants-1 • held by theGrocers,26s..to•27s, in bond ii.obtain „,h,
The landlords beeoine inoro restless mi die approach of 0 rolief whieh should bring upon them the slightest Stisni- T • cwt.'
4 4 armies Potter deposed that lie was a passenf,Yer in the Bedford Stevens, J., Mumford-court, Milk-street,, warehouseman-10 25 bags East India have been sold at 18s. par s.O nog
Parliament ; and Monopoly pamphlets thicken the . air ...ton of being . tainted with radicalism. Their onl
,as ~. • y ope, waggon on the night of the robbery. 'Previous to leaving the Thorpe, T., Bedford-street, Coventsgarden, bookseller-11 stock of Sour Flour being much reduced, Philadelpol
e • • r 1 s i
gone at. sett are -fired io windward time 'a rwe it k vessel' May thereter,t, P. lArentoi. t••• Lie preservation or ti monopoly White Hart Inn Clerkenwell lee saw ti • •
1147.
~,
hie prisotier in- company Wells and Onyou,•Bishopsgate-street, woollen-drapers--12 bringS Vs tet,34s. per.barrel. . ,- '
hide herself. front the eneete's shot by the cloud's of striae which shall enable their tenauts tf.? hear ull trader exorbi- with other men, at - ' , r lair/
patitr
11-(l,ltoiouwee 1t e: neighbouthood; When Widget., A., Devonshire, woollen-manufacturer-12 . . • , .• , a Jew - .
thee. she xititieti. Smite ingenuity ,is likewise shown in the twit rent's, three, Auu., ...a, in sense eases,.sin times thoee the waggon arrivetal Ile demand for Olive Oil is very hotel, . , la,
ofwiwtiiTiel slaiesvotr.etwv•ce•-ithorse Wrsturd, hi., New-Bond-street, milliner-1 .• • '.. ' A Sicily at .
titles Steno/01 by these iiiiiiss-v-etirring pamphlets, and in which the ',mites produced. to their Where. llowever stage-coach pass by, Cri''the outsiak Gallipoli bave been sold at 401. to 4117 ,0-,• oice Ints'
thcobjects proftn,t,(l I,y Ilicie writers. 4.../Ite hus juet been deplorable, the ecnichtiOn of 411et,P Persom rilOY bee it cannot of the men
,whout he had before seen in COMpaly Ntl/411 tr;:11 • ' COUN. TRY 'MARYS' W N 1.6 '
ki)Nrsiwr, ._.ov. _._. to 37/.-In Seed 'Or 'Fish Oils no sales.Wortll 1,1 w daf/Y,
put into otir 110)116, WlllOl ohligil:gly eollSiders (in - the be right that all other classes of the people should be Baal- Pram"' " Oft pahlic-houis in Clerkenwell, soot: after another Ainsworth,. T., Blaekburn--41otel, Blackburn 6 v"tyil 10 no. _
...... .
stage paned tbe vyaggon, with' a third men, who was oleo iu Barrow, R. and T., Liverpools-Mr. Hinde's, Liverpoel--12 taken place; .the import of ne-s,v -Co . tablished.
title-page) the " trade and wages ' of the country
,as no Seed to preserve them. Nobody expects merchants or ma- •ill be es Oil
of
' the prisoner e 0 r 11l ckh -
company on that occasion. The waggon havini Ben..ey, '.., a -uin-Hotel, Blackburn-4.6 looked for, when a market currency '''' er tan.--
less worthy of., his patronage than the " corn apt] rents ;" nufacturers who live beyond their means; 'or who have be- arrived at the Bell . bar; about six miles ' beyond Barnet, the Biggs, E., 4Armingl4M-Y:RoYal Hotel,. liirmingham-11, ' Palm Oil is wanted, and •b• gs 261. p asc
again rin The tree
but, with all submission We should conceive (liad the cOme rash.' speculators with other peopla's ntott# t. b
Y 1 •Pl . e• lorses were takeu frosn it, and soon after witnesiperCeived two men C°
'x, R., Nottinghateloeßotel, Newark-1 ' ~.. ~., .. Turpentine is in fair demand at 5.51. Per taa* Woo
respectable' gentleman, "Mr. Cayley, himself not aesured upheld to the ruin of the country ; and surely it would ,be , e aped to 1.
ti g font behind the wriggon carrying a load between them. Herbert, h'..,,Learningtoe,T i
-)r•ore-e-Royel,Hotel, BirrninghamLl ti,°he itt Hides have . been principallY c° d 4s. oi
d B A., ''" • -
us or the contrary), that he. did trot measure ont his kind equally unjust to starve the poor, and send our manuf tn.
-1-
'1 . :
lie" It Was then two O'clock in the inornin6 and so 'dark that' wit- Boys 0,,,, Newcastle upon 'r
~.yitee-eGeorge, Neweastie,-.4 1 ,- - . the saleS are about. 7 500 at ss. for goo ~ • , less,ma
, . 4 . .
Tre nas ueen ,_.,
intentions quite equallybetween thetwo branches of thepub. curet; to other lands in order tO protect this handful of rush , nest could not swear la the identity Of the 'Fitt'
two men, ....u. Join Jeffcoat, Wo, Kenilwortho,-,Grobe, Warwick-11 • . ' •
',• , . . a considerable parcel of inferior.- Ire • „ --Tao'
lie interear,which he has cleesed its above. The trade and mei). The a ' •ult r• 11 1 ..• .. iti 11 t . (10 0' 1 set 1 ho'h' li ' h r
gra. ua a )(num, am le emu ta Lenten len. tis ow appearance, e mug ttat t ry were like two of Penswick, ,R., Ashton-Eagle and Child, Wigati-1 I ''''-.'' ' • ' • ' ut alteratio • ..0t
. : , , quiry for Hemp but prices are witho duo, e .
wuges do really seem to enjoy but Uscep-thild s imortion ofthe in the villages are weery of theoppres.sions end insults which those men whom be hid before Observed in ' ilie prisoliees'iioiu- • Pitt,. 4. Edwin Ralph Her fdl4 1 W ' ' h'
Is . .t. eor -, 0P:. Pu, °roster- Market Ives d e
12 early part ef t e week the Tallow . eired, on.
tenderitesitofthieworkinimplilet...writer,whilei: relit" is the. they have long endured from many of the large farmers, pany. ,On examining the waggon at daylight, it was' found t . tower& the close a better demand has VP vbroiri
true sou and heirolie darling of his hopes und affections. 'lf who actually treet. thein as though they were of a different baye been pluedered of silks tu. a consiilerable arnoinit, taken fror:1; •CCVNP.II(..I--,At the Qiurt-houties, Southarnuto ' N' 16 i: • ' - ,c, no%
-'' ' ` - 13' ' °v.' ' Little improvement in prices obtained; new ego
, , . a box wbi.ch the !Weisel had broken' open. , ' ~,,. , a 40s. per
any thing neve' or peculiarly intereeting appeared in this Species, made for no other purpose thaii to 49 their Work at Teti. .„:;. , , 405. 6d. old 395. 6d. tO .4Cts., anti Odess
little wail:, we should 1..4 some inclination to notice it ;in the summer anti. to live in . the winter:upon esedie, or , The l',ll'°"er' in his deetie6o denied all knoWletige of the rob- 11'114' A', St' Mar'', labourer , . i
bur as the. matter stands with Mr. Cayiey, we find it only parish pay, Wholly inadequate to their comfortable sup- '',urY'•*94 said that the men in' Whose company he was seen on '' ,At Lancaster, Nov. 16, at Nine. ' , i • ETS '
MARK '
• the night In question were "tempera So him.; ' • ; • COUNTRY CORN.' , , ,
necessary to say, that he' objects to. bight profits on menu- port. It is really heart...rending to.witneets the degradations H • ',, , w ,
~0 Asguitli, J., lieckniondwike, woollensinaterfacturer . , • .
e was renuiputai to etieesuay .next. '' ' '' - ' Asptien, .J., Peestou, shopkeepers ~ s.-• , . ,:. _,• : , ',, , DURING. LAST weirx., , 0.0.
factired goods, whereai.nobody asks for more. than sueh and privations to which nine-tenths of the people are,re. --. ' .: , . .. , , .. . ,
leas ' and' his clued in the country Farms which formed a orted
profits as will save the inanufaeturer from , , , ~ . .. • AIARYLEI3ONE-OEFICE.-.0. eatore„ somo 1 0 ~.„ Barnes,. J., Chorlton Row, clerk .. ss:- • ' '
Y. 11PP ham, fume' Mint Ma Hance lf '' r a"T"g" Bibby, it. and A., Itlenoliestere 'uf '
co ectioners '
. • wheat.. Berke.
_______
oats. wail' -----7-
i. is •
zien-frotn starving. ' Mr. Cayley assiimet thet labourers five or six families in comfort and eheerful industry; nye ~... . . ~ ry .„ ivy anti Ann Page, charg 1
t't- Bdi J De• h -----s, ' tws 1,- t° '''' •-• '
i itn having robbed a person unkriowli uu the Orentford-road, on ra ers ~ ig ton, cord:manufacturer Per Quarter. s. to s. s. t- t. s..
...... _ .... , ~...
wage, have kept. regular pace with the money value tif thrown into. one, net half enhivated, the occupier of which .
Tuesday oight, el 60 sovereiges, were brought up to, this offso for Collier, J. and E., Manchester, hat-dyers Andover-,......-... 53 - - 35,„ 4,1, 39 .111" t 9,! ..- '
_.."
Bath ............-..........: 52 60 34 1. - 31 42 •,'" ' -
graie,...yrberetts,it
.is . uotorious that time poor labourer has aeouiring power tinder time se , t y.t (
'.' lec -vestr ac Which ereibl s • •
e re-examinatton. Jahn Williems, the. conatable, of Acto' u, who Cooper, J., Giehunie, grocer,. .. • . Boston , , , , 48 57 30 40 24 ..,
..... 'yl *' .
~,unk toilieloWeat ebb 'of destitution, while the rents of him to yote according to his rentel), keeps a whelk pa- brought theneto London. io taeitetly, and William Marshall, the Cross, W.,. Bolton-le-Mtiors,-,buteher Bridgewater ...: 501 - 41 -,,.. r„ .54 .ee s"e,„ •--
Brigg _ 65 •60 - - "‘ "'' -5* 64 „..,' '"'
land hav'e is...oi trebled. 'He disapproves in general of rill rish in order, and the labourers and kgy tradeimen fiehmonger, living near Erentford, who assieted ip their apprelien- Crows,. T. jart., Liverpool, painter Bristol 52 58 41) 42 26 32, ... • .••••
free trade for "11!.nitiurld, becalm 'other'debt ; but lie re- are little, ifany, better adieu the slaves in the' West Sion,.wera present. . Before time prisoners were plaeed at the bar, iit)avihee, W., Warrington, staymeker Carlisle _ ,61 - - 44 - 44' 69
- tio -:. at
_ sec 0 ,a, ,
comnienda, as soi7lethiag. Very wholesome mul serviceable, Indies. If a tradesman goes to the vestry, he is charged Mr, RA.weissoii asked tile constable if he wee in a aituatiou to ow. wits J.,. Wigan, innkeeper Daventry -,- 56 60 40 4:
vti 29 44,
,m
... ,
Doncaster .........- 56 6st 3i ' 4 '49 '54 ...*
Dickinson, T., Salford, fanner
a modification of the ,
system .of tythes, which- of couree with presumption; and if a field of two or three acres is P,r_°dne,o till.': ?nil who. hatliben. riabheil_? - The conetable ausw 1
eret , Dyson, S., Lees cotton s•• GlOuceiter.......;-. 56 50 40. ?„ uts, .0 av '69 ~ '''
this ," child., and 7 eltampiOa" ;of rent eoneiders an interloper wanted for dle convenience of a cow 6,1' a horse, it can n
tat h.ie w.lo e une.emee le e.t the effice on Wednesday bad beeu Fell W M cl, punier Grantham ----s.. 54 fi° 4` " ''' ' '''4o - '''' --' '
Elexham 58 66 40 44 32 • ,
__, in • 5 2
... , ..
occtfpied in eearching. after him,. hut he could not- et ti .1 , •, an water, stay-maker
on this lay :1„0„„polists. Z_Tpon the whole, there is tits- scarcely be obtained ut any price, . The poor get aceom. g. ic east Greenhalgh : J B Ito I-A • Leeds • _ .56 -60 35 43 34 ,ro ; t, , 1
... ...... .
clue. He bail niade most . diligent h ' '.
searc and. inquiry in Brent- Hall, J ' ''
° n- e- bore, [unclog' Letce5ter....„........... tl, , g:1 44t r .F. , ,„ 0.1 0 --- ,' ,
thing extretnely formitlahle in :11e -16 e•
pop' work of. this' rriodatctl, as it is celled, with slips .of land for petixtoe ford '' liomodow, Kew Richmond,. bilewortit, .Ealing Hamel! ~ Ro ton
y , butcher .. ,• • Lincoln ................ .. Q., „ „, :Jo so 64 ...- ,
worthy Yorkshire gentleman.---Aid. ~ growing at 81. and la.an acre, for land which is-often let, A,,,,,,. Him 0 mith 'Chiswick, &e.,,.aud nobody, haA-seen him' Heap, R., Manchester, packer . Louth -5.......5...e5.- 52 .." •"' 4i a" -i 40 se" -• is
50 60 34 40 26 31 r .- 40 7:
,1* ' because full of weeds, to be cleared -by the poor man 7---." ''-''''ln.
ra
' ' 'lsherwood, G., Lane-side, weaver • ,6
VaarrkettlaTh-bl7-0-7.: 66 60 w 43 14 34 .-- --* la '6)
ThOugh the mennere of the City have never, we f,„eteve, ~ .. oor could give any account a him, ~ : . . . , , , so se 37 Vis 31 ee se es . •••
, e whilst rent, tuxes, and all the expences to the farmer' do m Jones ,C Lancaster, 'ensign M0rpeth.........-.....
e. Itawiatesos,-This OrPtlaistitacit is, 14i present involved in ' ' .soassa43 34 36 ~,, $l3 . ,-•
Newcastle 4.r0*.•
AR 30 44) .n. 50 .....
,
beVI considered. altogether orthodox among the disciples ot ,
rast often oteeed 21. " - •• - * h 8
Ihe price ni thissparts- is -1. Per a Most unaccountable myetery ;it must not remain so ; the rit Knon .1 me v.
an eY • -., -...nemester, ,fire-tenuT Newark .....-...- bd 62 37 -- ..) i,.. ~..., ...- i 4
Chesterfield, and are, indeed, in general, held relict cheap ---'• '
A Is, th 1 T 1 .. '
e peric i. ie cost of seed.- -tmd. igiouF is must be fourul if possible, arid the particular* ageertained, I.
• Knott,: R., Bolton-le-Moors, muslimananufact Ramsey ',......4.4:-.... 54 6/ 38 .'. 45 '3O ... so ". 48 ,
by what is called the Fashionable' Wet ld, we doubt very acre* e'r ' . urers 27 41 • ;i0
5ti115b4111.1...«.- 44 58 32,1 !_kE! , _ ..2 4141 , ..-, ....
....;
, A ellor, G., Manchester b k.k
fully equal t,-; 11:10.t ier
.Is. and this,
,whieh 1.11 art 14)011141ra COnstables-sOn.Widneedai morainic the man left the Star' and m„,,,,,,hnn i„, . , . ton • caper • Sandwieli .........-.. 52 eis 36 42 20 5,3 so ~..; ,
....
much 'Whether the bad taste exhibited at the, Lord Mayor'S
• la bs.f n sac. to st ere. Wous. .or the very Garter in a ve
year, the crop, J .1, p. h, 1h r
.... . . ry . p
ties ondtng mustier,. and- said he would make --- --' `-'' tiVerP°°/' hal" ' shepton Menet -50 56 3EI -411 34
.... 10 7....
...... ,
Liinner the other (lily. is not rather tt AliMple of : the bad. '
Oughton,.o., Hyde, schoolmaster ,' • , Spilsby..--7,-....... 51 54 40 44 --- "-' 39 '''" ,-.'
st eells for 2s. that ie exactly prime cost. The farmer awa'r vOth ithnseif. -' .• -- , , , Sunderland.:•:.....- 56 62 ----36 56 ,
.0 ..... ,
tecte of the age than Of the place.. We allude to the very be ) • Parry, IL, -Manchester, tailor . .
h
f late nee 4, e .gets a profit of at least lai per cent., end gets his land' tr. n
__AwLii4s,)s_l3o •you thiek, then, he has drowned hins• •t• . Taunton -...., . ta 00 sa st.l Y,..,1 40 alf Ae• -- „
50
silly practice which has grown up o y , f ulo.. ..
out expense.. . ere im no rein edy for
1 d with ' ,Th • this stute self?--Constable,--I de net know whit to think i.' he told the a) lor, G., Bolton-le-Moora, allomaker VAinitham ...-.... !!! 61 ?8 ]!?, ?IL: E 4,7 a- ,
• • and toasting the healths of public men to their c ea" • • Telford, J., KancheeterS chemist sesureiee „,--.....- ou 72 sta s. .310
31 56 ~
41 ,„..,
giZlng
~ _. . . . , . „
,„ . ,
~.
races, wii'll the view ot elictting a specelsfroM each one in f things, but attention on the part of ti:P landowners to gardener he was in sech a state he did not know 'what ta dos
oh
l'e of the labourers • increased demand fo • Mr.- Balvsyssost-r--IloW came the landlord to let biln 0' eft"
f- : g ' Torrier, T., Little BOlton, warper Wakefield :-...;.- 54 62 '33 45 w, $7 09
Wenteses....s....-. 45 GO 30 36 ," ' ... -",„ "Zo' 36 ,
'St dim W., Mancliester,, publican Winchester 55 -37 - „'"'„ •30" 56 .... ,
' - redly welt-bred' man, poseessing the true t.e cPitt '..t°° .. . .! . . •• C ' . ' • •
such expreseions.. onstable-The landlord did not know ssrood 'W., 0 Yarmouth.- 53 58 :2.1 :16 34 5,,,2 so ... ,0,
replp ~ 'I oA. ~- ' labour ; and a dimmution of me insatiable appetite for land lahng , ats Road, near "Bellies, fart.ier Yeovil ......., 50 56 36 to et, 35 4., cd, 1.4, "9 0
u his species of me tiattei in-
feelings of a getalem..ll, t. . . , . g.T 7 _
.._ t
ti .
I U i twithsta din the declarations t; he
.slefit' in 'a loft over a coach-hoilie vlith•' the gardener, and ' 1.1 . • York ' • ,•• , 52 64 36 4/ ~ .d.l.th,, 0 d 1 00
w nth, a 118 y ,
ver to r r. 0 , n g . 1 llt tl
ie 1.. in ie morning before the landlord *twig): . • 'At '
, the Courtshousee Huutingdon, Nov. 17, '1" look ' .." "- --' 4u-0 9 - 6
.at „en u c--. Per ,Bushel. a. il. s. d, s. d. a. d• ,I; 4, '5 0 7
Sinn,: must be insufferably dis- 1
&Aga in upon troch ocea. ~ . . . •
of the farmers that they cannot pay their expences of ctd- It . • Beyleys.C, Warhove Barre° 1 0066 16
Hirmirigham........... 7078536 0 a ' 0 0 0 0 5
' - f this deseri awn
gustmg; and we cordially pity any one o . , 1
- tivatin the lands and the low price of stock, prevails Ir. RA wstissoir-S,What ! could no be,fter acconimodation be m. 1• w • ' s• •'- '. ' , . ~. notunin -•00o0 0 0 0 0 2 4,60 :• 501/ a
nee ey, ~ Somersham, farmer •
veliti'm • eoMpeilled to aet a part in. so miserable a drama. # ' e..„ „ found for a man Who bad been robbed of 60 sovereigns and half- Buckingharn-..- 769050 60 •;0 49 66 109: 00
befalls II UITIIIII .
lb moment any calamity
lore the* eye!. e . Killed, than to be ptri 'int ' f Cheltenham
The practice we allude to becomes More and more gross t oalot, to sleep with a Serrant ? • Cone ',' ' . ' At Lancaster, NOv. 17, at Nine,
tenant, some large farmet (or many po
) stir off to the stew- Coventry .........-. 72 . 78 5 0 .5,6 4 : 0 0 o.o' ~, 0„ 0 0
every day ; and we Are not without hope that, -like some lread rn d ' 'table-It is a very goeil 'Nom, although it is awity from 'the Abbey, M., Manchester, baker Hereford '7 69500•,0 0 7 „ &t 90 1," 01,/, 00
ard, and endeavours to add .it to a farm a . y aO. up house; it ie where die soldiers 14 he 1
s.t._p ws_ii t icy aro billeted at the Barlow, IILS Elton, widow Newcastle (Suff.) '9
4 9666_ 00 4!,, 10 70 „'00,,, 00
other excesses it' •it in time work its own cure. - The
4wi , nes . the former occupiers of which, house. - . . , Ileard - T 'Reddish Green Norlhallerton......- 69795 0 $ 3 3 ,/,! Aa'6 0 ~,, 16 F, 00
, good old custom of
.dtinitlng to the health Of " abeent of live or six smaller 0 , . . . . s
e, _ _r. _AWL' . 7 •7
, 7 weaver Penrith --- 0 0 87 0 0 575 "' - ) 0 "6 0 v -00
A to 3 ( i i
Shrewsbury ............. 9 0 9 6 7 6 8 , I ''' -1) 0 .1. 0 0 • J
are gradually redwing to the conditum of pailfuls. S NI; RR Issuls-fs the landlord here? • Constable-No S E t ID:11 ;.
. , , tr. emit t, .., avy nettle, Joiner 00 1 e i oii
friends" is tiltogatter uholishe d, ils producing no present r. AWLyNSONI,- Stafford 949•0000 6 g 5 0 7 6 0 610
retail'. Every thi • .1' '1• f 1 k f venal instances of this have occurred in this neighhoerheod - Is the 'gardener here ? Constable-No, Sir. •Thirris 11., Stangtop, weaver ' , Warwick= 788p566 0 4 , a 7 0 00
tig inJW-a-uar, ls t one or tlesa e o Mr. RA wi,ll4ON-Tll tly•ou Itt Ivl • h 1 C. JR h ' Worcester 1690536 0 4 0 • - . ~.0 ',,i)
asses 111 Which .
within the past three weeks, and not a day p _ I. . , , .
,en , 1; . g,I. 0 la e
,ieen ere; t ley essin, ~ oc dale, tailor
effect, and Oli t A ovromult, 0 ff. tb d i ll
In' ' fso ~ 6." ;orerngB i e an nted t 0 the night hat e anawered many questions.' Constable-If it' il necee. Cliadnrieke'S , Afan .1 't - - Per 8011. 8 t-u 1,010 I()
c let er, tailor ' Barnanicasils...- 11 6 16 11 0 12 0 7 2 „-, ,is 6 1- ,' 100 /00
the ludicrous and the disgusting. MinisterN men -who have some instance of the same" kind is not prese sary for Mr. Matthews or I' 1 n .61 'come I think th Ch' I '.
~, . .ey must ra tree, .., Coble, weaver - Darlington -- 13 61690 11 I 6 (,?, ',-, 016 0 1,.,11' 60 00
nothing to gain, anti a good deal t.o dit'ic. -b '
y tOO 111Ue 1
~..
i view of an observer. The typhue fever prevails in Stoorton .
, . .• • • 1 Man v ner- nave a summons; fel, "" a• ' ' '
•I de not think 'they will come telthout. •Ckinli6 -II Biocide .
_ •s: ii n, patten-maker Durham- 12 6146100 11 . 'r ee. "000ee 00 00
. Stanhope ............. 13 0 13 0 0 10 0 7,u 30 0 0 ~ 0 0
frankness upon such. occasions, seem to he
,well ware ,of
,tittndal, and the adjoining parishes, to Which ----; z Mr. Marshal! ti,„
came forward a' d M R ' '' •
~ n,. .r. a WldtftfOS asked Dryhurst, -E. Toxteth Park, slits... Maker Stockton_ .131430 0 0 0 7 0 00 0 v „,
3 6 9 6
the object, which they therefore' ge„,,,ny contrive, to dee *One hissrp fallen victims. . _ him if ho could throw in I' T 1 t upon the sub' •t? -Ms• a . o ,„ ' ,
jet , r. ler- saatwooo,•n., istangtop; ivetiver Wolsitigham -140 16 110 011 6 7 ,
. rdullhe-I, fear liot, sir .I j 11) -• • , .
f int. ' ' p '
feat. bra precious, display.,o .
~ti,- words of cotirse, larded . • , , utve inquired. cverywheie ,te no
• - ' '
good Evans, W. I‘l'd 11 t
, 1t e on, tailor . . . - isl'''
is of •
' hat is Imo ~.
with a (moot too ,r 4. of w • wim by the term blarney, , . al, , .
: The petition famst. the Corn - laws, which hag lain purpose. . Grime, J.,' Whittle-le-woods, weaver ~ - '• ' '• . BIIITHS.
e, the I"' ,„•
r : has had . :
Lord Liverpoel, for instance, un haiiing his virtues ex. for a fortnight in the Own-hall ior s,gmatures, Mr. ItawtiNhow-,DO you believe the man was rubbed at all? Hendforde J.,. LiVerpoole ergaeist . '' '' On the -10th inst., .in Tavistock-squar
i flosg`
tolled and his health cheered at Gitildh4ll, declare* that he appended to it about 10,00 P moues, and was closed Mr. Marsliall-1 have.utedoubt the matt, was robbed, but 1..d0 }leaden; .C., • Salford, manlier •.- ' JOrieg, Fake, of a ram _,,,, of Geoll
not ' I. On the 9th inst., iu Finsbury-square, the wits
is OverwhelMett• With gratitude, and that he has nothing ,di Wednesday night. -We .untlerstand it. Will be coin- believe lits lost NO nutehas 60. sovereigns ;: I feel vontident that Hilton; T., Liverpool, joiner '' . .
he dirty mune f ' •r
y mina in awl eentePage's pocket hit pest of Iliidgkinion, J., Preston, bUtehe . . mont, Esti., of a daughter.
so 'much at heart am time good opinion anti vvelfare of the omitted to Lord, liancliffe for presentation at tile open- t - machine-makers ear
is
PI
s what he lost ; for it is ssesnainemi, Weed a doubt that elle had no BOdgsonsT. and.% Watts, • Pee'on, ;MARRIED. , - Hoover' oes
City of London. - Mr. Canning, Mr. l'eel, and Alr. Huse ' •Isi• - t lected . . .
i„. moo A, , it.:ig ot ar iument. ord Ratcliffe has.been se -,,,„ey in her potisection ii tl maridag'' • • Ileughton J., Preston, miller 's Church, . sta of
kisatm, with very little variation, say t . : ,
a" tne fOr this' tir 'oet: . because he is an ' extensive land- Mr. li,awm , •' 'e
non-..Dirl not the lendlord, when the man came Jatiason, 'G. Salford, jo, ..
iner . Ou the 1 Ith 'lusty
.a 4. St' Gefge , no, .Willlalup 'o'ssd •06 A
W lliams -A ni. toe
folk, 111, sow,
'Common Couneilmen and their wives, having eeert a Mi. , ..P p , in to his house in 0t i aver ,
ites, W., i.eitli, we r_ . by the Rev. H. F. -1- 0 "
the county of Nor et, '-',•• -
o their -homes in D• owner ; but we have see» a letter from MT., Birch, ' ' IL' citeadfal COaditipU, Mske, some inquiry of , rottoe-manutacturer LB., of Ingoldsthorpe• its' , -to A„ Mare' ao, CO
' nister eat and heard him speak, retire t - is. 1., .. him as to whom lie w • lis mut from ?
tdo the one half so '
w licit Ile engages to give the Petition all the support outu_Tbor - As, and where Mr. Mae.,i ',l( ,y, E., Manchester_oare
aho”keeper Sir William Stenner, of Dublin, Bart., s„..si. Eat lu
seffdatte, satisfied that he does no v 1 .
film .11
_i 3 , . , . . ,
. e was not much maid that night : the laudlord desired Lie "" B°1°"-Ileath,' pubfica„ dau hter of the late Colonel Lock, of tie •110'
g
well or the other trolell bettcr, than tlw A ors up .esl , I! power.-7-Nottlnghain nevietv. , the man not ta 1
-_.- .eavo the bongo till after die parties that were p Lak,'„, j,, Newtoe . . _ . ' ' •
> hat the four GasstP PoiS k' ' iir. . - s wee, Wigan,,suopkeeper pally $ service.
ty of their Ward himself. Considering t .- - . ONED.--We are sorry to , say that a sued were ta en uttoeuak de and he was surprised hi th Lent, R., he i• - eneer. ' ,
Int , . •, , e morn- • DIED. , , .., eoth year'•fe of
. prfpno, it,, Old um!, gr • , - ,
'ls occasion amounted considerable. c t' f I i hear he.was gone . . f neer - .. .
. . . Eeq„ ID al. ._ iv
speeches of the four Alinisters.utinn thi . !
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ve,,,, t, ' plan ay oI) leasants and partrid&es, in tt 1
RA . . , , tin, 3,, Seifert ,g 1 A
On the 9th inst., John Trotter, • bed) trie
eee t , ,e,
to much the seine thing, it w°uld have been (pine rie I
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sue preserves of T. w. atton, Esq. at Peel Wood, 6 '
• Mr rltlarel,rgort---What did he say te the man he slep i
t w th? Q uttieWOrtil, R., Doltou- e- lours, butehee . • On the 9th just., in Fitiroy-square, Blaa '
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we think, if their healthit had been comprised in one toast. have be t...
ell (mantled. by givin theta wheat steeped 111 *de . 11. e did not undress to go t° bed• and wheit the --.„, 7,-,i, rm., 'foxtetli Park, near Liver I *hi' •
pPa 4 pu uan of Pc'
CharlerS. Channel, Pat., , ._ the leth year
to come, arse,.
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te v , , _ .
l gar -net awoke ni the morning, the ma° was up He k d ''••11°- :'• V 1) n Church
' At any raw, we wotibl. recommend, for the timt„ IC .a r„ . , 8
(.. trust the parties will not ong the gardener to lend hi It, and meld lie w' d. us e N
,right, /, „ , ea , , labourer
• 'Ori the 6th'inst., at Catuden-town, tu
a c°°'
if this Naratem is to be cont.luied, that a different tone and escape detection and punishment for so diabolical a Kew-green, to -°•1 4 -us - l• ,d "ul 'g9. ov'e t°
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Miss Elizabeth Painter. . , , , r a ea t 0
an acquaintance who IYI, as coachman to Colonel , ,
a retirement°, .0 y i_...,,i,
some variety lie infused ;lan the practice, and that 1101110 aim c.-Stockport Ad ' .. When the . contemplated alterations about Exeter On the 10th inst., after
Elizabeth, tvife of."' r
, verttser Quentin. He would borrow. a handkerchief of him to 1 1 '
rep.ace t le tal affliction, aged b 7,
sentintentsfor ittetencreshetild be combined with, eaeli toast, flay is still o_,
.., ~ • in?. he had lost 1 , " " ' ' T tinned men
• 0 " "lc ttecline owing to the late heavy ".- , a"t- sews money ,ta bay anethee hat, when he 'Change. are canted Into effect,- Mr. Arnold's heatre
f 11•11 street, Berkeleysequare. ..-
whiCh may elicit Conte peenliar ideas from each speaker. lf, far
rains. ' The average er' ' - would return the garden '
'9d er -. , , „.. . at the Lyceum will be a very , prominent object. We . leY, 11"1•' '' - ___- - Per''''
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- the'. l'" ' •-,
iitsusnee after toasting the whole, Cabinet, die Lord Mayor, in, . , , • I Ice • for good hay is . p air, nAw,,,,,i014 If • lir 1
-as any iii til y Jou made at Colonel . A d a new cla ,'. 1 c .. h dd il m YOUNG, at ~
'tone ot 161 b.; but s - - i I
oine prime -sainp,es Jaye been Quentin'e. un...erstan ssna.,.ront is to me a,e-to t e printed ii,id paehosed, yat siz.
cuillit;tint to. Lord- I...iverpool, Were to', oive "-the Warden . . No. 112, 44A ~ , ,
.., . . 9 purchased at lOtl. during •tlie last week.--Ibid. - Nif. 1‘14"411-"4 IL b t 1 C° • b theatre, from a design by Beazely. . .
of tte Cinque POtN, and a spe,edy terfinnation to smug- AN't
_Oen Over 0t le , loners house., nett er .
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