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,t at agricti tural improve- tetdy left him to fight windmills by himself, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. . INEFFICIENCY OF POLICE.
ment was then confined in Scotland to a Mile What has become -f h •- f I was the natural daughter of a ge'.. , •
rt is. unpleasant•to find that the bias a • o t e slice o the oan, a .The Noble Secretary for the Home Depart"
on_ AT on I, s
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gainst or t„.„ I ANSION-HOUSE.-On Saturday, the LORD MAYOR wickshire, and was horn at Stratfot.....`-
ot. nd the large toWns• anti t.O "hilt/ ov aloountino 37 0 1 ' ' .7.,en. aut
nate woman gave her iiin;•se SafiathieniCanononfofro,rtaunnde tihnawt
r_e.
to ,00 ~ which is stated to have ment ie said to be at present very actively engaged
Greece, which has for some time been supposed , ,
hree counties at Most ; and; though these two been '. lodled in the hands of Mr. Canning's was occupied With Cases quite uninteresting, but, just pre- been brought up at a boarding-school, ...I."'
an, who . .
to exist in the Austrian Government, should t e dn. d t• - h dis'
or tierce counties ln d voles to his rising, a man named Maliony, who has many eighteen years of age was seduced by a gentle.- •
her in remo e ing an correc ing t e present
soi. the situation of
meet with such apposite materials to feed upon, . a been tplerably cultivated henchman, , Sir Francis Burdett, tO be paid by tidies- prese' nted himself at the Marisien House, in order to ask brought her to London, and who", after maintainine .
for a considerable period, yet the improvement him to Lord Coshrane, iii lieu of his claims on seaceful and ineffective state of the -Police. Vt
as is too often afforded by the indiscretion, at ei I -g- .
kelt, if not injustice, of adventurers nevi atio --t
y tae "
not travel farther. We- cannot 'eepeet thb Ilrazilian Government 7 Trul I ti• •
ism_ when his Lordship observing him
Lord Mayor's fool, " just popped in," in splendour for upwards of a twelvemonth, • suddenly
said, " Why,.Mahony, I deserted her. The name she gave is supposed nnt to be -me credit to ourselves for being among the
take so.
London Journals, who have in-
• • •g . g wonders to be wrought in Irelritd e'Veii if the ter (ha not expect to see you here again during my time. " No, her real one.
under the Greek flag, and assuming a jurisuiction -' e • 0 . • , estedness" of these Philhellenes is without •
yention of the Government'
over Austrian merchant ships, which, whether
• , lan lords could rta theinselves of a few hundred eeample in the history of the world ! Why did rim Honour," replied Maliony, " but they told me that WORSHIP-STREET.-" Which is the Justice?" in- first of 'the-
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iousatith 'Of their people ; the remainder might Burke say " the days of chivalry were
• yaw Lerdship wanted a bell-ringer, and so I thought I quired a figure in a smock-frock, composed, in nearly equal
proportions, of filth and fustian, and whose countenance .. - •
defensible or not in argument, 'cannot,• - eone ?"_- might as well apply for the place. ' cessantly called thy: 41
eistrtes, and tho almost
it ap ears, 1 • • r,
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be upheld by any force at the ' ' -
.. disposal. ast tne
, P, , rave more room, but as a body they would still Morning Herald. The LORD MAYOR-Mygood man, there is no such place. bore the seal. of the most intense stolidity, unrelieved by ato the neglect of the Mar,.
present k
.Oliee arrangone.
al,
1 e poor, and enable to cultivate with snirit and • ee. .... .. ; • A 4 i Illahony__Zaith, then, my Lord, I think I mistake ; Single expression even of that cunning which is the frequent useless' nature of the
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Greek authorities, and care .e.herefort same but t ) ' . ' %v • a 1 • i
° there would be the same tendency' hi tilt tila'SS iii e were a goo rea struck with a pare- fia it was a psahn-singer they told me that ydur Lord- companion of ignorance. Being directed to the Bench, he ~.. .....
Sir Bachard Bitnie has, N 1.6 pCret:.lVe OV l
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spiAt in the Powers against • , - 0
aggravate a•hostile.
b multiply beyond the liriairs of employment. graph which appeared in the newspapers the ship wanted, and you know psalm-singine and bell-ring- laid a paper before the Magistrate.
whose subjects it, is e •
)(ceased, or to furnish them w• h• " • h
it respect .to • ngland, we should not be dis- ine are much the same, and I thought*l should do for Mr. BROUGHTON (who to a large share of ability and papers, been preeenting a report -o-C1 the,. state' •
other day, announcing that an agreement had ::3
e-ier.-(Loud laughter.) • discrimination in the exercise of his functions adds a courte-
his corps, and the extent of profligaey inlet crito -
with pretext:a for measures which must, to a cer- • •
hthhaosseelyf)ousahit-ve
tonraaed were it not' for.the intercourse with the actually been entered into with Mr. Gurney for The LORD 'MAYOR (who could not refrain from laughing ous and gentlemanly deportment) took some pains to learn ,
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tain extent, operate against the cause of Gt-c • • Sister
.Island. The P
The .iftestrian Observer gives a narrativeecei oor Laws have been one of his steam carriages to run as a public Anlaymgeodo.d man, there are no such places as the object of the application. It turned out that the within his district of the metro:pHs:- Sir R. Bile-
stranger was an aspirant for Evangelical honours. He had nie is a good Maeistrate, a clever, sensible, intel••
captures made by the Greeks of Spezzia from
0 abused in England but the fur •.1 t o • • - . Pl; ti ' it 'll,'
f d'n ihe e'viet Alts Ctiaevay, who pos-
y ma ta, meant atage. seiseoP •• hems, sPeating in reference -Mahony-That's very hard indeed upon me, your taken' the oaths necessary to qualify him for his mission, . ra
ligent man, not overburdened with legal knowledge,
o reme yi_g onour- ecause teytome t e e -iinger s p ace an , *ng en swoin in i iesex, e agis ra es o
Austrian ship-owners, on the ground that the , to aerostation, which was a great- hobby of his H
sesses an estate in Hoinney Marsh and the Weald b h ld hbII .. ' 1 d but havi be • Mdd th Mt t f
the psalm-singer's place were both vacant, and I made sure Essex, where he wished to exercise his ministry, refused to but counterbalancing that deficiency by theesupplf
eeSsels coptained contraband of War for the ser- X • er itera.i o is -ay, use- to say, th t
and of oth . l" l• fh" d A
of ent observes " E
, , very one mist know that a yeee Lordship would give me one out of the two, and
_recognise_ his qualification, or ;to give him the countenance
of long practical experience, and a moderate-por-
vice of the T le• h G t Tl tt• .
. ur is overnmen . re sa e- all -charges and outgoings come ultimately upon that he doubted not the time would arrive when •
. . . I have come upwards of forty miles to ask you. he sought.
meats are far from being satiefaCtoey as tO the A than Would call for his balloon is familiarly as The Loan MAYOR laughed, and assured hint that the " What are you e asked the Magistrate-" What am I! tion .of plain common sense. •We hope the
. the land ; and in fact it is th I ‘4l A I
. • e Atio.iir- toat pays his boots. Balloon travelling, chiefly, Oh, I'in a farmer." ,
actual unlawfulness of the captures by a belli . worthy Magistrate has, in the report just printeil
ge7 it, because his relit is in the s 't* tth •
1 ropor 1011 o e we people who had told him 80 had Misled him. 0
rent state ; and although the prizes were •
. given return, after all outgoings are paid.' We have think, in consequence of its having been his Illahony shook his head and hesitated • for a minute, and . " But it eeem. s you preach sometimes ?"-" Oh yes, I . • .
by him to the Home Secretary, included a list
up, there is nothinvaid Of the concession havine - 1 '
---,, no ooubt that-supposing the intercourse with
• therto in the hand of the unscientific, has by no
The LOAD 11.1 ' .(1 f . "
then said, " And won't your Lordship give me one of your pre,i,tches three times op. Sundays."
left-off waietcoats ?" • Where ?"-" WITy, in the Methodist connection to be of all the infamous receptacles for thieves anti'
been produced by any power of reasonin •
gOr per- Ireland cut off, it Would be •
in the power of' the means justified the learned Prelate's anticipa- AYOR-Why,,l am afros one o my waist- sure. uch unlimitect -
prostitutes, which..abound ,in s
suasion pn the part of Count Dandolo, but i •, y obtaining from the Legislature d tions ; but if we have d b l'ttl too
.aige oi you., a iony-
andholdeis b • • yet ma eut i e pro- coats would be much 1• f • M 1 Oh "Do you preach in a chapel ?"-" Oh, yes ; wherever
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-only by his balls andsiockete. That the Pacha of gions o tle air, we elle ma e
gress in the re ••f 1 - ' 1. • d faith, indeed, and would it not be of use ? For one of your the Methodists send me." numbers in the region of the Bt. street Office,
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p ver of taxing cottages discretionally, giving , t• f Lordship's waistcoats would make a whole suit for me-. "Do you wear any habit, any particular dress ?"_ If, however, these nuisances should, Rave heel
EOpt was enabled to anticipate the Allied S '°‘
I b y er of varying the tax amends for our short-comings by int en ions or
0- those intereste. hie -ow (Roaring laqhter, the person of Alationy, compared with " Dress ! Oh this (looking. at his greasy garb) is only my omitted', it May be as well to suing)! the deft'
vereigns iii the despatch of •his expedition front
ce to circumstances--the population aidina locomotion on the- land and the water.
0 . . ciency, as it will save the worthy M Jets-trate the
_Alexandria, is 'openly ascribed to his having bee, a:c."l4lg
might easily be kept from increasing faster than Had the Bishop said of the steam-engine what se
t'llat of the Lord Mayor, fully justifyiug poor Mahony's ob- working dress."
rvation ) " But do you weir any bands, or any thing of that . a 0
tiouble of making an amended. report. ; ,Ind also
largely provided with transports beari h a
ng t e -ag eh • he did of the balloon -bad he said that the time After ; few more of these sallies aud .replies, his Lord_ sort ?"-" Love my heart ! no. I wears nothing but a
ship directed Mahony to staud on ' . assist the views .of the Home Secretary, by via- ,
of Austria ; and it is insinuated, but we kilo% e ratio necessary for the supply of the con- would arrive when, instead of a coachman, we
money should be given him. one side, and that Soule coat ; that's all."
" Well ! do you preach extempore ?"-." Ex-. I bling him to adopt a
don't know what you mean at all," said the perplexed mite 1 protection of public mosrpalese(allitedr
sumptioo of our towos. The population reared should have an engineer to drive us from town to . .
not with how much truth, that Imperial exhort v -
a- in great towns is- physically anii morally worse BOW-STREET.-On SaturdarAmelia Mansfield and •
Cons were added to the other mo • town, and instead of an order to yoke the horses, sionary.
re ostensible At the top of Bow-street, in full view of the.'
, Caroline Danvers,. two fashionably dressed prostitutes
assistance.- MK'S. that( that -reared in the country, and a large * fu
In --- a gentleman should eall to light the fire-ne . - , '• " I mean, do you preach without notes ?Do you preach ,
well-known in the saloon of Covent-garden fheatre, were office, are the Cyprian temples of the notorious
sioli of a country-bred population is not merely would have met with as many unbelievers as he from a book . -
a" "Oh yes, I takes my text in the Bible,
charged by Michael Ryan, a watchman, with riotous and
Mr. Marshall, in his eviden bt'
ce e.ore the necessary to supply tilt waste of the towns but is el. and explains it as well as I can." . Lucky Bob, whet, by the joint profligacY
pmr
oepaearutrye. fo r - th e
Committee of Emigration 4 . , al when dilating on the anticipated advaro disorderly conduct at half-past one o'clock en Friday night,
After some further examination, the Magistrate endea- of brothel. keeping, fencing, and prize fight.
......ates, that on his of advantasie in keeping up the character of their taaes fh d - ' lk b 'Y t I in Brydgee-street Covent-garden. ' voured to make him comprehend the nature of the objec-
I. o y rogen gas in si ags. ew io
pr.operty" in the"couirty of KerrY, which was Try tnhabitantZ In Mr. CosWaV's parish of Bel- wi I now venture. to say, that steam pose -coaches imli,,,seai watchman' ,in stating his Char a said it was ini- iii , is said to have realized enough •tee retio
tion'.to his luelifiation-niunely, that the ji.wisdiction of
much over-peopled, he: got rid of up a` -f - ti -d h f 1.811- to 1826, have
-.war s 0 sington, le eat. s . rom are unattainable, or that in a few years that un- 1 lile to describe the state ofg ;hat part of the
Ala istrates In Middlesex did not extend into anoth r .stlendidly. To the rialit and. left of this,- •ill'
b
Broatcolirt, .Dll‘ke's. :011,rt, a:rid :Ha.rt,••Str eet, ttLe.'
1,100 -indioidoafs, and had still sufficient ; and been 69 ; the baptisms '156. In 1821, the tewn ' since the opening of the theatres. There was g ri. ed Tee i • '
taunts.. The en ig iten . o. open could not eas4
happy animal, celled a hack-horse, may not cease nothing
he gives the-proportion that the numbers on one whole population was 99 persons ; in 1827, it but rioting every night • and to such an extent -'
imagine why the labours of his ministry should be eircum- several places ot a similar oescription, with tee
to exist,- except in th •
e page of the historian, or was it carried, that the watchmen were totally unable to .
scribed, ~ for," said he, " the Methodists preach every- addition of. a wellsknovvii flash house', .where it
estate he had..bi?re to the size of the estate; whieh Was 335. It would be diffieult, by apy system of the speeches- of the Ex-member for, Gal 2 keep Peace" '
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The girls, in their defersce, said ~ . ,
little businese is done iO the gainiiig line, Cross'
where." - '
wits two sott'sS to everY arable. acre. In the Col. taxing cottages, and a return to the old practice Assuredly the step front Mr. Gurney s ear7iaYge that they had been
ing James-street, in a direct line from thig, is $
He filially took his departure, determined to take the
lectanea of General ValaneeY there is •• a letter of labourers livipg in farm-houses, to prevent a to a self-impelled cabriolet is b no s.upping its a neighbouring oyiter-room, and.haVing drank
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written in the year 1606, oaths before a Magistrate at Ilford.
y means so tether too freely the quarrelled and went into the street - . ~
wide nor so difficult as from the steam-engine of for the 'y • • •, ' , , whole neighbourhood of brothels, Of the lowest,
by Sir John Davis to' population, of which the baptisms more than purpose of deciding their difference. is' ,
the Earl of Sal' b • ' •
is iir), giving an account of the some thirty years ago, with its ponderous walk-
double the deaths at present, from exhibiting
ing-beana, and the same machine as ann.!' d b Mr.. HALLs.-You need not have told me you had been COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. • and most infamous description, extending thro4l'•
all the coarts leading into-Long-acre, anS. throujh
first attempt to execute the English law in ut. some iocrease. It is no doubt true, as Mr. to an oyster-rooni. I was sufficiently aware of that fact. -
y. W hen Mr. Vallanc4llfil aiiy-. Ther oyster-houses are most infamous places, and should 1 '
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aroia. OCT. 6.--SUGAR.-The British Rose-street, into King-street Covetit,gardeo.-
ster, when that part of Ireland was first •-reduced Cosway says, that " the labourers- no longer live Mr. Gurne hAtiagninsrtiz):(.l
hasmr:oririsinol nuisances Unfortunatel the rs ,
nctunced the wonderful tunnel, we were in hopes plantation marketis still inactive, the grocers pin-
to subjeciion. It would appear that, at -.times, in farm-houses as they used to do, when they ps h . chasing merely to supply their inimediate wants, but In James-street:is the, notorious finish, or night'
er to close th , nd the Y'
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g.reat inconvenience was suffered from the exces- ,xere better fed, and had more comforts than they that a puff of wind would have spared us the authorities whose duet"' it is to i'ut them die n "'an ' as there id no disposition 'on the part of holders to house, where a regular organized gang of well'
~:yon t stir known sharpers are : constatit y on the look-o
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sive division of , the land, and that what Mr. now get in a-cottage ;in consequence there was expellee of a puff of steam, aud that coals would a step to dO so. .• Wljdon't th 4 make theirwcor
pilraesssb se ied:s, prices are fully supported ; the quantity
g Mr Thomas -Sir, lam now a constable in tanbilyeiolvae:
informations agaibst them ?
Marshall speaks of as Something extraordinary not the same inducement to early marriage, be- have been kept for other purposes than turnin
right,' end feehl'ig the necessay 'of interfering to keep order sold this week is 350 casks. In East India nothing for green ones, and have -not unfrepently beet'
on his estate was common in eXtensive dietricts. cause il a man, up to the age 0f_..5 or 30,. had wheels. The view which was given of the done ; 'and there are no transactions to re- too fortunate in plundering pOor dupes •as the
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Speaking of the proceedings in the county of been accustolhed to live in a better way of life, he invention' in the parish, I wish to know whether I can lay informa- port in Molasses. . police annals will testify. Returning in' the di' '
in the Briallton papers was the R,um is without alteration. • 1 rection of Bridges-street and Cathatine-sireet, 06
Fermanagh, he says-" We called unto us the would consider twice before he married and went. most „ • • • •'''•
bl L t d- ' i
ptivating 'magma e. , e our rea eis .
t ons in my own name against these oyster-rooms, as there
oFFEE--Good arid fine qualities of Jamaica
inhabitants of every Barony severally, beginning • • -
to live in a. wretched cottage upon potatoes and seems to be a great want of exertion in some quarter or •C
but fancy, if they can, the delight of whirling . being scarce the • • meet with thet horid sink of ieiquity the oyster
b ether. , importers are enabled to obtain
with the Barony of Megheryboy, wherein we tea." But supposing marriage to be &enerally at the rate of a himdred miles an hour!-• Mr HAI 1.. -Most certainly Mr. Thomas. •' : high prices, but they are obliged to st b •
i mit to lower •
saloon, where the most disgusting scenes 0(
tainped, and-so calling one Barony after another deferred till twenty-five or twenty-six in botl tam o pioceei
fied 1! d • ' • t • . .1
i r. o nson use to say, .., la. . iere were _or.. __swims Len signi • its eter mina
D J h d tl t ti Ist .Ti ' - h •' • rates for Triage and the ordinary sorts wi
the Market is well supplied ;th • 1 IC h
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profligacy are nightly pursued, and the neigh'
is ur ea un 1 e
) h h d t' •11 • d' t b 1 t'l yea.
our oo eon inua y
we had present certain of h 1 1,
- t-e c.erns or scholars sexes, still there would be a considerable increase ; few thin i h d drive in in the manner he had intimated. e sales to the tratte
gs . aitter t an a goo amount to 250 casks. Forei nis
of the c , •
ounty, vi.ho knew all the septs and faini- but what we contend for ii, that if Ireland did The girls were ,
then discharged, with a 'caution for their . . , . g exceedingly dull, three and foUr • as'eloek ,on the Sabbath
a post-Chaise ; but ten miles an hour, in- and prices still looking down. parture of drunker'
lies, and their branches in a h d• ' l
. , . , i t e ignity _ o .one 'not choke up our towns, that increase would not eluding stOnpages, would be-slower h .
t an a snail's future conduct.
In Cocoa or Ginger there i morning, by the -de'
,s nothing to notice. abancl d h
sept above another • and what fam' '
, dies or persons be more than necessary to fill up the gaps in their • ' - d h ' f '
pace, compare to t e speed o Mr. Valiance s Thomas 7'uck, the driver Of a hackney-coach, was
charged by Ann• Caroline Monett, a woman of the town, PIMENTO, one c aracters with beastly squalling prose,
of winch. there has been an import, titutes. It was in this den tha h • utfr
were thief of. every. septoind who were next, d
an population.=-Morning Chronicle. diligence. We might have expected, had it only with having assisted the driver of No. 657 in robbing her since our last of 650 bags, is on the advance, 100 Heywood wl ' tt e poor )0
who were of a tiiird- rank, and so forth till th - • • , -io suffered an ignominious death'
eY .. We suspect the term " Philhellene" will be- started, to have enjoyed a fish dinner at Penzante of nine sovereigns. • bags of ordinary realizing 9id. per lb. formed his asso • •
ciations and so nt hi . ill-gotteit
descended to the mast inferior man in all 1 ' .
tle , • . • e___ h• • •ii instead of Greenwich, and supped in London Another coachman, named Henry Berry and John Davis, RicE.-Carolina commands the preyious currency, cash. Here, too, the 's
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come synoninious wi impostor tet it Ns,' , . ."" °I• a evneral officei,
Barony ;: moreover, thiy 160 k upon thein to tell termer.) who came to the ' office to speak for the pri- 2 • •
awa , . . 1 0 casks middling and good fair having been taken
• •,•• • , o without sacrificing a glass of our legitimate al- , who fell at Waterloo •fl e'A e e r
s Naas eeeest iiNs mot e
what quantity of land ever •
. y man pug . t, to nave
h , in course. of time, signny wnatever is meant uy , soner, were also charged by the prosecutrix as
lowance- of claret. But, alas ! for the charms of aceesseries.
The three prisoners were ordered to be remanded for a . gs la %e e n ,
17 dl9 Of-East India 450 ba 1 •b e - •
at s. an s. H. s offieiating groom of the bedch, 1,; 'd $
am er, an
by the cust
. mu pf their country, 'which is of the " notoeious quack," or whatever name is most quick driving, down comes Mr. Ricardo . thun- . further exinnination. -•- • • , ~. . sold, fair to good white Bengal- at 14s. and 155., a
biers of tw
party of notorious gam , elve hundre
nature of gavelkind wher Is
, e-y, as these .septs or expressive of' deception ainong men. It is al- dering, and sbniash goes the tunnel and the scheme MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-Air. Tompkins, the being a decline of 6d. to ls. , • 'this lace is ' "0
familiei did multipl tl • • • - •
y, len possessions have been ready in anything but good odour ; many of in pieces with a single stroke Of his pen. No landlord of the Green Man, in Bei
wick-street,' Soho- lIIDES.-The transactions reported consist of pounds in one night. p fitted up 1
1,600 dry gaited Brazil Ox and Cow; price not the moSt costly manner ; has a back entrance 11:1 .
from time to time divided and subdivided, and thOse who took • -Id •b I d * • ' • •
it up wou now .e g a to get sooner is the plan of travelling by the wind in a pipe 1 'pp
s uare a eared to masker an information preferred against
named ; 500 ditto 'at 70. ; 330 ditto,. damaged, at - Charles-street, for the accommodation of escape
broken into .so • •
many small parcels, as • ahnost rid of it-they feel that the mention of it does abaridOned than another plan is sua ested, to him by one of James's arish
the constables of St. . p .
et half-past twelve o'clock at 7d.; and 5,400 Russian kips at 9d. per lb.
A witness proved that . , . , (which entrance, strange to sayos nearly oppOer:
every acre of land bath . a several owner, who not call up very reputable associations, and that bowl from the Land's End to John o'Groat •
s, night, he saw five men come out of Mr. fompkins s house. TaLLow rules as last quoted, but the market has site to the Vestry Clerk's residence), has retiring'.
termeth _himself' a L 1
ore, and his portion of.land it savour's strongly of that sordid vice of which by -the aid of a paper kite. This plan has been Mr. Tompkins did not deny the fact of five persons been rather heavy. oms for private. play a billiard table and
his coun " ''
try. •It was thought meet to impanel honest men would be most:ashamed to be sus- tried and found. - ••
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practlca e, so it- eannot be e- '
d t evince aim out of his house at that hour of the night in
0 c e COTTON.-There was
- but little demand in the r° • - ' ,' ofs
ther conveniences suitable to all the nirposes •
question, but would show that they were persons for hat- early part of the week, but since Wednesday a fair o ~ I I ine-
a: Jury. of the most • sufficient inhabitants, to in- pected. For our own part, when we hear any stroyed by the mere force of areument as the abandoned profligacy. Lower down in Cat ler
0 . . bouring whom he ought not to be censurable. Two so - extent of business has been done at last week's
quire' and present bow many freeholders there man called " a Philhellene," we feel an involun- ott • . •
ner has been. The emplo)ment of kites in- oeties of much respectability called the " Druidi," and -, street, the dreadful state of the adjoining Courts,.
were,:and what lands th hll ' th.
ey e(in is county, tary inclinations to take care of our pockets-not stead of sails was suggested by Franklin. A the. " Philanthropies," have for some time held their meet- s 'th • tis
price . e impoi ,
12 139 ba d 1 l •
gs, an tiesa eh
and What- tette' . ings at his house. They are societies altogether of a amount to 8,960 bags. and of Exeter-street, on the opposite side,.hes
. in rents and services they yielded but we beliete some of the simple-minded mav 1r te s'z d ''ll ' g ntle breeze, drau
~) mot a i e
.cnie ut ,in a ,„e . TOBACCO.-Sales have been niade to a moderate long 1 bt as yet'
been matter of public .conip aint, u
to•the McGuire or other ChieStains and Tarrests and•do bear the name Is I
, ....ut taere are so many a swimmer, which was the only object aimeo at
A t: h 'tab! t d - • all 1 • '
can ena ure, an occasion y laving some aecounts,
• • . . tnt this wkt th
ex
.e ee o e manufacturers, of Virg' . etc ed y .
'Ma' remains Unmolested Here wr h • ouni
in ancient time ; and, though this were. a busi- Philhellenes of 'an opposite description that we by Franklin, through the water, at the rate of &c. to arrange, the secretary and other officers on certain
trips at 31d. to sd. and Leaf for Ireland at 3d. to fern les ar ea ',I f • I, • f • a
nights reniain a sbort time after the meetings break up, s . e s , . a e s -uce-, rom t-eir .rien-s, al.
ness of some labour, because the custom of think an honest man cannot use too muchcaution six or seven miles an hour, and we have no do b
u t which is never later than half-past 11 o'clock, to make up 31d., with a few export Leaf at 20. to 2fd. per lb. brought up by experienced harridans to 'the unit'
gafelkind had made such petty factions and divi- when he happens to fall into their company.- that lakes or arms of the sea, even aconsiderable those accounts. Of the Tobacco now sampfing a still smaller pro-
. . di d f 1 etl d • • •
on • in short,
e .raes o, puner an prostituti , c
skins of the possessions of this county, as the ' Such a man should be particularly careful when breadth, might be d b h • h To prove
passe y suc means wit ease 'this-defence, Mr. Tompkins called one of the portion of Leaf appears. -The Francis from Vir-
, , the Place is a -resort for every description 0'
number.of freeholders were exceeding great.". It, 'he hear the Philhellenes talk of their disinterested and safety.. Unfortunately' for the kite it travels secretaries, who. stated himself a surveyor and whose evi- ginia, with a 'cargo, has arrived since our last.
deuce excited a good deal of laughter. He said that he NAVAL STOREs.-820 brls. good American Tar, thieves, and villainy, from the pickpocket to the
-appeairs that the• division of land had been carried virtues and their liberal sacrifices for the cause only before the wind.• We fear, therefore, that • - t
ne of the persons who was seen to come out of Air.
ar,as o . ,
.. on board, have been sold at' 17s. per brl. Turpen- •Jew receiver. Turning round from this epo
•sofaie.that to have the Juries at all respectable, of freedom, lest he Should be tempted to act like we -must, if we abandon I 1
losses, re yon some- lomploos house -on the n k f 1 h h -
ight spo en o,amt e ot ers • •
tine Is steady, but the only sale is 300 brls. of good towards Drury-lane, in White Hart-yard is air
they were obliged to exelude the rabble of free- the 'foolish farmers in the fable, who allowed the thing less roverbially variable as a -substitute. were the parties &Scribed by the defendant.
holders, and to include in the list only those . benevolent foxes to take charge of their hen-roosts ! One- of dile chief' difficulties of s 1 'd • :
'tie i rapt tra ..
s,;r G. FaititanT.-=-Yen are a Druid, I suppose ?____ quality at 10s. 6d. per cwt. • other notorious flash-house, where robber'
DYEWOODS.-The transactions have been limited nightly congregate. In Wych-street is another,
Witness.-Yes, your worship.. .
whose possessions did not descend below a cer-. In oider to bring this " liberality" and " love of yelling as Mr. Valiance seemed to eontem I
p ate Sir GFORGE -At What hour do your meetings break and at little variation in price, consisting of 25 tons higher upin Drury-lane another, and. in ell tte
tain• amount. " Whereas every Barony - con- freedom" to the test, let there be no more money- would be to find materials for carriages possessed uat thiel u .?-- Witness -Never later than half- ast Campeachy Logwood at 71. 15s. to 8/. Ss., and 45 - - r . . i h d the
surrount ing neig ibOur 00 numerous o
taineth seven balli-betaehs and a half, wecaused- raising and loan-jobbing, and then see whether of dI 1 • h •hsl h I)
' 1°
sed
1• h h h hb kP J ' 6/ t6/26d ' 25 tons mixed-Cuba
ta power an ig Oness enoug to wit tanc tell o clock ;anentiemgts t at we aye teoo s to amaica at .0,.5. ~ .03 'oyster and coffee-shops, where it is ne
bagni , _
the , Oalne of eveiy balli-betagh to be written, the Philhellenes will not be reduced to so small centrifugal foree which the rapidity inust have arrange, it 'generally takes us an hour after that time to and Spanish Fustic at 9/., and 'l4, of common Spanish
torious thieves and rostitutes of the 'lowest class
down, .and thereupon we made inquiry what por- a number as to be truly insignificant-and then generated. - A wheel of five felet diameter made do so. - , at 6/. 10s. to 8/. ;10 tons common Solid Nicaragua , . P .
continually meet t p
0 dis ose -of their plunder.;
GEORGIE-I should think it would take you nearly Wood at 12/. to 12/. 10s., and 10 of inferior Lima
lion of land or services every man held in 'every let us see alai whether that portion of the press d h h d • ' I sir
to procee at t e rate of aun red miles an lour h • . • D ...1 t ob d tak Off our lone beards
_ 1t at time ass rui o unr e.an e Y o ,at 15/. ;18 tons of Braziletto Wood at 51.; and 15 f ick ock nen°
A regularly organized gang.o p p ets a
halli-hetagh, beginnioba with such first as had which now teems with the •od t' fh • -
pi uc ions o t eir would have to perform at least tive hundred and aml put out the blue lights, and all that sort of arrange- of Cemwood at 10/. Pei ton the Adelphi 'arid 'English . Opera •Theatrest
land and serv' -
. ices, and after naming such as had inventive genins will devote its columns, any g
ofty revolutions in a minute. Even the.quarter ment. Witness (laughing.).-dt does take us some little - ' - '
lerneo.-The Company's sale has Opened at a and "hustle add . rob. the audience with hp'
the •
greatest quantity of land, anti so descending longer to " the cause." When' the exposure of of that number would not be unattended with time ; but not so long as that ; and we don't robe every
decline of 6d. to. 9d. on good and fine strong Bengal punity. And, what is. still more infs'
into such as possessed only two taths. There the disgraCeful proceedings connected with the danger. In the celebrated descent in Switze night. descriptions, and 9d. to Is. 6d. on ordinary to good mous, within a
,storie's throw of the public,
0 b IN Sir Gaoner.-But you wear the beards every night.
we stayed, for lower tee could not go, beat' use formee loan took place, those papers that had land, the trees sent dosvn from the mountain to •
Witness.-Not every night, your worship. , mixed consuming qttalities, the purchases being chietbr Office, a set of Jew receivers 'meet, who csb
tee knetuthe purpose (if' the State was only to been assisting the imposture found it prudent ls
s tee lake, shot, we believe, along a trough of Sir GEORGE.-Only on d•ht I pose? WI on speculation.
gran nig s, sup i - , them Selves the Ring," ' and ale -ready at $
establish Such freeholders as were ft to serve for a time, to bow to. the storm of public opinion; seven miles' in about five minutes But the ness.-That is all. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand lor . o ert fO4
moment's notice V) pUrcoaSe .pr p y 0
on juries ;at leaSt we had. found b • b 11 h bl. -* f t • • •1 • * • .m • s• '
y experience ut a sc emers e lesing, ram pas experience, sh i
gatest possib.e interruption was sthocient to 31 , . • ,
Cleoacs -And can
.you recognize each other in: Madders continues very' steady, and at improving
description at their own price, and no questious
these robes and long beards? Witness ' (who . was a re- rateS, especially for the better descriptions. In . t .. , ,
in the: county of Monaghan, that such as had that John Bull has a very short memory respec- b-k th I ' th 1 h 'dell d
rea e argest roug ite mi e, or to sen. workably short and thick-set little mans with a very smooth Sumach only limited sales have been effected, viz. asked:. ID addition, we •may allude to the
less then,two taths allotted unt • • ' . '
a them, had not ting knavish tricks that have been played upon it spinning to the one' side or the other with the chin.)-Oh yes we always can. ' Q i
..s. .. 1 1 T • 8 nt 1-rus de ots for obscene publieesi ,ie tbe
50 bags of ici y, at Os. 6( .; SO rieste, at s. Ine o p , _ oIS ,
forty shillings_freehold:pet'isnnu' in ultra reprizas, him, the Philhellenes meditate already another violence a- d .d. fhdb 1 T 1 h - -',
ld l' k•t sca 1
n rapi ay oat un er- ot. ioug , Sir GEORGE.-Because I shou t lin i rce y pos.. .
6d. . and 90 Verona at *Ts. Gd. a Ss. per cwt. A neighbourhood, namely, in Russellrcourt, Wyeb •
and therefore-
, , were not of competent ability for dive into John's pockets, and they are now put- therefore, it were possible, by any known power Bible for your nearest friend to know you wi
s . th a long gray ee .in al en- ane, w 'ere an extensive tra
f w'boles of Persian Yellow Berries have -been sold t ta dlVl'd 1. ' I • (le
beat d on.-(Loud laughter.)-Witness (smoothing his chin
that serviree,' AO4 yet the nuniber of freeholders ting out theirfee/ers, through those very papers, to generate a velocity of 'one hundred, or even al 1./' a 22/. per cwt. Of Bark, thesalts are 66 '' r-.- '•tfa. . .. - kg
in every vane y o nsgustina and indecent wor
with his hand).-011 !we can always know each other by ss , b
named in this county was above two hundred," to ascertain how practicable it might be to have fifty miles an hour ' 1 11
, none but a ma( man wou c our voices hhds. • Philadei if Q •
pia uercoron, -at Iss, 3tf• per isae long been- cerried Sin, to the serious blind
&c. Yet, with all this excessive division of pro- a new loan. We have had oureye upon them attempt to take advantage of it. We should not Sir GEORGE-Oh, that's it, is it'? and I ' f th li. ' A d5O tuns of Cork
pray w let des_ cwt. rOrn , e sip s si e, an of bl•
pu ic morals and disgrace of the. police.
perty, Sir John says, "•the habitations of this for some time, and if John Bull is again to be. pronounce the same judgment on half the latter cription of persons are these societies generally composed Tree, at 91. Ss. per ton. There has been more in- This is I • •,
on y a slight sketch of a very limited dis,
. people are so wildly transitory, as there is not cheated out of his money by them, it speed. It is not beyond that of a good hunter, and it of? ve.iteess-All very respectable persons, both profes- quiry•for Brimstone, and for 150 tons, 51. 105. per
trict iri - .• ' •
ally surrounding Bow-street : the
i
one fixt village in the whole country." The will not be for want of a warning On haS been realised repeatedly on the inclined pla'ne sional men atul tradesmen. I assure your worship that ton has been realized. Of Olive Oil the salea are
.1 ncip .
there are many with whom you yourself would not be such infamy dues exist cannot be unknown td
confined to 6 tuns Gallipoli at 401. per tbuasn.
- Chiefly; says Sir John, " with their Irish duties our part. We have given some letters of a rail-way. Mr. Gurney's application of steam ashamed to sit in company. Both societieit ar by p not be h -11•
en t e I agi&ates, and it is, therefoi e, to affore
ASRES.-The price of Montria-1.•Po
and • eiaetions, shall be utterly abolished, the from time -to time from a Correspondent in to the propelling of common carriages, if it suc- mission and under the patronage of his Royal Hie - er-
ghness th f th 11. h S
e quite so well supported,.new offering rolm f e s Ip's els
.....ern an opportunity of explaii,iiig to t e ecr
custom of tarrestry and gavelkind being absurd ' Greece, who is not a Philhellene, and who has ceed, comes in aid of a defect inherent in ye- Duke of Gloueester, and are as respectable and as well •
28s. Gd., but States' and Pear o all sorts tary for the Hoine Departinerit, why such pl'o' '
side at
and unreasonable, as they are in use here, amid no object to serve but to tell the truth respec.ting hides drawn by horses. As the•speed of the regulated as any kreemasons' lodge, to w‘ hich brotherhood
aide very steady. The particulars of the salee are e. _
h been suffe d t '
re o remain so long inn' ,
Iso belong. , mgacy as
which have been the cause of many. murthers the facts that come under his own observation. horse is increased, his power of draught is pro- I asii. G - of Pot about 300 barrels Montreal, at 28s. 6.d. from . „
moiesteo, tnat we have, at the instance of a (•or#,
b scarce-Why, you are a most universal craftsman. -
. and rebellions, shall be clearly extinguished, all Nothing can show more clearly the base spirit of portionelly _diminished, and a horse gallopin t ' ' ff the quay, and 28s. 9d. in store for new; 275. a 275. .
g a The Magistrates said that the present 0 enCe'was•but a
' 6d. for 1826 ; and 265. 6d. for 1825 brand, together re-.. °,l'
5,r) dent iv - ' , • Olt,
, g en Insertion to tins stately ,
" the possessions shall descend and be conveyed fabrication which some of the Philhellene papers b
tee rate of twelve or fourteen miles, can propel a slight one, and only fined Mr. Tomkins ss. on at 28s. 6d. a 295., and of Pearl, whicn we can, from our own observation, asse"
Mr. Randal, landlord of the Maidenhead public-house with 114. Bost ,
according to the course of the Common law, have recourse to than those letters. In-short, coach only on a dead level, or a descent. Th.
is 200 barrels. Montreal new at 30s. and old (1825) to be subStatitialle correct, and loudly to call lb' 1
in Hopkins4treet, vi...i chanrgefid Iviiith having ab,out 40. per-
6d
~
, every man shall have a 'certain hoMe, and-know we believe there js a regular factory of false news is a defect to which steam power is not liable.- az at two o clock in the at 28s. . per cwt. Of Saltpetre, ofily 100 beers the higher interference.-Sunday Paper.
sons in his house rioting a d g i
.the certainty of his estate, wh b h
ere y t e people at
.work in this very town, where lying accounts its force may be made precisely the same, whe- ming. have been sold at 265. 6d. perewt. . - e
.e...e. •- ,
_____.-
.
. will be encoureged to manure their land with about the affairs of Greece are manufactured, of dt th tf h ni°l
d 1 (I'd t d the accusation, but gave the
er t e carriage proc e a erae o t ree or Mr. Ran a i
.no eny
th h e ./NiMiIfaMMONS/M/MAMINONIONMEW BIRTH.
better industrylhan heretofere hath been used, all shapes and sizes, and turned itito the-m k '
ar et thirty miles. After a certain degree of speed following exp .
lanation of it :-Aboat' three weeks ago he COUNTRY CORN MARKETS On the sth inst., in Russell-square, the lady of Jaroo
• ' . . . their .childr
to bring up- en mbie ciirill, to pro- as rapidly as the cotton goods fromthe power- has been enerated, no addition of animal power beeatne landlord of this house, never having been in the DURING LAST liar: • ' C. C. Bell, Esq.', of a daughter. ..,
ess before : and in a few da s after he came
. . public busin . . , y , Wheat. MARRIED. -
yide for -their posterity more :carefully ; this will looms at Manchester. We have observed for will . incregase it ; the maximum of steam-t
2°wer into it, application was made to a d
him by the filen san I Barley. Oats.
,Beans.
_ . On the 6th ins.t., at St. George's aureli, Hanove,
•• cause them to_build better houses rrrrrrrrr safety, some time past a series of suCh accounts that 'is only limited by the strength of the materials relations of a deceased Irishman to permit the remains of per Quarter. s. to s. s. to-5. S. tO s. S. to s.
and to love. neighboitillood ; thence will arise bear internal evidence, although purporting to .h • h t 0 1
on whic it as to opera e. n a rai -way, •f•db k d in the Irish fashion at his house, %rll,ljl
we their nen to ewa e le------•.- 64 69 • 36 57 22 25 5`2 • 56 square, ob r of the Le 9
R e t Little Hooper, Esq., surgeon,
- ainesseee- 52 68 30 3.5 92 29 50 52 don-road, Southwark •to Eliza • eldest daughter of le
- •
villages and towns, 'which will draw tradesmen come from Greece, that they were manufactured 1 LI
sanb,.., SU 't
*te possible, with one of as was usual in the time ef the former landlord at the same aforpeth ---. 44 GO 32 S 8 21 NO • 44 so
ppose 1 qui Penrith -...........- -70- s 1 - ,z 7 - - Riche d f ' '
r son, o Holt-house, Fulham.
and-artificers ;so that we conceive a hope that in this country, and then had the dates put to Mr. Gurney's carriages, to reach Portsmouth in house. 1 For five successive.nights the wake was carried on
Sheffield- 49 65 '33 44 25 35 ,56 65 On the Sd inst., at Pertenhall, Bedfordshire, by tl'e '
b t n this, the
, in the uuot orderly and quiet manner, . u o Winchester -..... 52 64, 33 - 23 - 47 - Rev. T. Alartyn (rector), the Rev. George Cornelius 6°r'
these countries in a short time will not only be them to serve the . purpose of the inventors. th h - d hlf • 1 t • ..
ree ours an aa , wit iou incuning so mucn sixth and last night, the men assembled in the wake-room, Per Bushel. s.d. sd. s.d. 5.d. s.d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 1, „,., tO
.
• quiet neighbours to the palc,
,but be made as Other accounts, which tend to the same object, risk as is incurred at present, when eight or nine n D Fellow of Queen's College, Cambrid e,
having drank rather too freely, got from the subject of 9r,rreiryhen-
.g I?, 66 3 ? 40 1 8 23 0 0 0 0 'l,a'", - .. , , g
....,
J second'dau hter of the Rev..J. K. Martyn, of KIP'
rich. end as civil as the pale itself." Thus we do really Come frem Greece, but how are theY are required. 'The inventioli may doubtless do their grief to that of Irish polities, and in an instant the (s° 9,'
Newcastie (Staff)* 8b • g (44 'O 'O
1 (C) g 7n) glg g hasn„es's -g . ,o 1
. see: that:at whatever period we lOok into the con- made up ?-,By persons who hold slices of the much on an ordinary road, but it is certainly on .
whole place was in an uproar : heads were broken, lights Northallerton
Stafford • -S3 33L3 il(111 NI" 8° .
On the 3d inst., at War Minster, Wilts, by the Rev. ''• 1
0 0 10 6 a i
ere put out, the corpse upset, and the whole house ,
dition of Ireland, the genie phenomena meet the loan, and have an interest, in raising the price of a rail way that it stands the best chance of suc- w
rown into the uurnost consternation, until lie sent for a Swansea .....--. 6 4 6 6 3 9 4 0 2 0 2 9 0 0 0 0 Dalby Mr. John Everett, jun., to Jane second daugh•- I
Warwick 6 2 7 8 3 9 46,3 6 5 0 ' ' •
5 6 8 4 of the late John Powell, Esq., of Thorparch, Yorkshire.
eye-none of the arts civilized life, no expendi- Greek Stock, that thereby they may be enabled cess. We do not look on the kite islan as so th
•t of watchmen to quell the disturbance, and expel the Per Sell. . 10
ture on the soil, and a rabble of pettYoccupiers to proeure some of the " golden ointment" for absolutely ludicrous as at first sight it appears ; rpiaott:rs, several of whom were lodged in the svatchhouse. taarrnianrdeastle -1201708010060 . 8 0 - 0' 14 6 On the 4th init. at St. George's Hanover-square, I
I:* ' of'New Bond ' Ati Ali&
street, to _ ss .
of the soil. Lord's had niultiplied so much in their burnt fingers. The most knowing of the but it can evidend I, b 'used in aid of others.
yon 3 8 Mr. Randal having clearly proved the truth of this Durlhatlf."‘ '*
11 g 1175 000 "0 0 0 -3g 1'3,1 11, Wlin.: Webb Frin is,
B d t • -
- Giblett, of New on -0 teet.
...
nt the Magistrates only fined him ss. and costs. Wolsingham ss- 12 015000 10 0 7 0 80 0 0 0 0
1606, that they were reduced to an acre a piece. PhilhelleneS :are not in this. situation,- for theY A steam-carriage might have its kites as well as stateme '' ' DIED.
Richard Cuff, a in' The size of the measure varies throughout the country. .
It is allowed, we believe, that with the inter- took good care to get rid of their stock while. it • • 1-h - • d d 117 -t"
its engine, w len t e win eerve -- nu Imes. QUEEN-SQUARE.-On Saturday
Bow-street patrol, broueht before D. W. GREGORIE, Esq. At bis lodgings in Dublin, in the 25th year of his 401
CORNWALL MARKETS.
'od T Holmes, Esq., eldest son of Robert Holmes, Esqa
course now subsisting between the two islands, was high. When the machinery to raise the .......„.............................. e
an unfortunate female, apparently about 40 years of age, TRURo.-Wheat (average) 20s. 9d.-Darley, 10s.-Oats, 9s. . •
if irVial d ..
I cannot be raised, England' must be fainter loan was at work, John was told that e
The manuf t f the West Riding of who 1
ee urees o bac attempted to commit suicide on the previous HIHATON-Wheat, 218. Od.-Barley, los. Od. . • Sligo.
ST. Ausrsu.--Wheat, 20s. to 235. -Barley,' 10s. to 12s:-Oats, ili'
On the 4th inst., at the Duchess Dowager of 111
.0
lowere - • b thro ' h•lf • h • I •ri St James's-
d, for the population must necessarily be Greece was. to be saved by steam, and that if yo, •
imbue, as well workmen as masters, have seldom ap- evening y wing else into t e Lana i . ~, tow,.
,
•on the sa i .
me evel. We see no hope of the im- John wOuld put his hand in hie pocket, and Pay proached winter with a fairer prospect of passing coins Park- Bonnin-Whcat (aversge) 2N. Od.-Barley, lls.-Oate, 9s. Od. chester's house, in Berkeley-square, after a long and sevfo .
OsL6tdo.ricjlesTareenterganer, astei). 215.. 6d.-Balley,l lg. Od.-Oats, illness, the Right Hon. Lord Frederick Montage, hroeP
. provement of Ireland; for the expenditure of Ca- for: a •few•steam"-vessels, Lord Cochrane would fortably through that dreary season than at present. The Mr. Gazocnue asked what could hive induced her to 1
i
p tal supposes le-al
se protection, Which; with the do the reSt.. Theyessels. were .11 f - ' h
par or-t ou- harvest has in general been well gathered ; provisions are attempt such a rash act. . j,,5,,,,,5ee-%heat, 21s. Od. to 241.-Barlay, 195. Od.-Oats, Qs. to the Duke of Manchester.. • .
On the 22c1 ult.,. at Edinburgh, Elizabeth, wi
'doo '
The poor creature declared that slie ,was weery of her
present at a moderate rate ; and the demand for manufactured ' thr.i. eoianas-Wheat, 235. to 2115.-ErleY, 9s. to 10s.-Beet; Ca tain David Thompeon,.of the East India service- 11
. PoPulation, cannot be iven and end- sands dfinonirfleVe about te. 'engineers and other • life ; and from the course which she had led her constitu- sid.fto 11(1.-Areal arid Lambs 04 to Od. --. ' ' I) •
goods is very steady. At Leeds we hear
.very few cont-' and Mutton; Al d' deer
gration to an extent •which hgl.l I, On 'the 2d ii •
,st ,at isen ine Park, most
_Ae
ined b disease d she vas' now sufferin rar4zsmcs----Wheat, 235. to Zs -Barley 15s to 1(14 -oats,
h a Philhellenes who had 1 hand in the • b but the 't•II dd
s a rt ter sUc .
... .
.. . Jo ~ plam s, u. ersfield is fast recovering from the deep de- tioona!uii! r y ,
an , ,
g . list, to ...s. Od.;43eef and Mutton:4d, to 6(1:-Po;rk, 4d..t0 5c1.-- lamented, in the prime of life, after • a lingering iDwitot
state of things is-o)ut • f
o the question. Be- steam vessels have either not been built, or have; pression of eighteen months bad trade ; the Worsted stuff dr di 11Y: Ratter, Ild. per lb.
' Catherine, the beloved daughter 'of Sir Edwin-B(4°'
sides, the pro e -Mr UR/moats • d'
Bradford and Halifax has been Very brisk for - imme, lately directed the ()veneer of
rily very slO -grew; of improvement is necessa- had no misre to ao in saying 'Greece than Har;
. As even und business at
several months: and front Kiiereshorough "and Barnsley the parish to be. sent for, who promptly attended, and she MINING INTELLIGENCE. Ton.;. Cwt. Seaga, Baronet. ,
.....
~
_...--
. er the most favourable lequiu's patent copper tea-kettle in the last.pan- was taken to the workhouse, • • h Quantity of Copper Ore sold at Redr4ol last Thursday 2,165 0 sssm-----2-"'"---..
circurnstantes ; mi.. a icy, •-: heered with the an th t the linen trad ' previous to being sent to t e
A,orage Produce . . - 0 . PaltiTlED and Pusunieff by Dr. YOUNG; iitAlle
p a muet s.-
oe 'collected toinillie ; arid ,as to -Lord Cochrane, it is no twlteoseare lac cei is by no rnea ar.
'nuethata state of ' depresseioinn hosPital. ' 1112a0013, or one Copper • ls a
'which is a work of time. Lord ' SVR-OFFIQZ, .No. 112, Strand. '
Kahnes men. wonder, from what he has achieved, that his whichPhas been representer2Leeds Mercury. - Piens what we could learn from the officer, the unforts- Amount of Saie,ll,7o3l,_lls. od,-.:averaile ataaskra, im, is, Od.

all shapes and sizes, and turned into the market
as rapidly as the cotton goods from the power-
looms at Manchester. We have observed for
some time past a series of such accounts that
bear internal evidence, although purporting to
come from Greece, that they were manufactured
in this country, and then had the dates put to
them to serve the purpose of the inventors.
Other accounts, which tend to the same object,
do really come from Greece, but how are they
made up ?—By persons who hold slices of the
loan, and have an interest, in raising the price of
Greek Stock, that thereby they may be enabled
to procure some of the « golden ointment" for
their burnt fingers. The most knowing of the
Philliellenes are not i❑ this situation, for they
took good care to get rid of their stock while it
was high. When the machinery to raise the
former loan was at work, John was told that
Greece was to be saved by steam, and that if
John would put his hand in his pocket, and pay
for a few steam-vessels, Lord Cochrane would
do the rest. The vessels were paid for—thou-
sands of money flew about to engineers and other
Philhellenes who had a hand in the job, but the
steam vessels have either not been built, or have
had no more to do in :saving Greece than Har-
lequin's patent copper tea-kettle in the last pan-
tomime ; and -as to -Lord Cochrane, it is no
wonder, from what he has achieved, that his
s,