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MAGNETIC DISTURBANCE. Warlock for New Sohth Wales from London on the ! sentation that he was alsingle ina,n,„ an, d alsio.a membeir• of j NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
LAND-TAX FRAUD EXPOSED. 1 Charles 11. ; but in the following year, 17.03, Pardia-.
! ment returned to the fraudulent system ot the previous (From the Literary Gazette.) I
!SECOND EDITION 00th ; the Kelso, from Plymouth, on the 18th ; the the Reform Clot,. P,il.-mall. 'I ..e ~.c-,ll,,,a,riaii: , -I. ,t,i--- !
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TO THE EDITOR:OF THE SUN.
- - F,D1T1.T.t.,7;?.0E-8 OriSERTATIONs; AT t.:7.-71:NWICTT, .N.T ,
\ • -it Plymouth on Use 901 h The Medusa for N-,iv ledger ; hut on the very lirst day the Baronet bega to PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 8.-The Conway, 28, Captain
SIR.-The Constitution originally imposed on the So- '' re.i.7l, the
as rendered liable to era e , .
b t d at' 24s for every 100/. 'restorer° IN CANADA, AT TREVANDRUM IN THE 'IIIE FUNDS-(CLOSING PRICES, fun • ' ' - ' ' '' -
same amount was voted, and personal estate
BRITISH FUNDS. south Wales and New Zealand from London, on the display his eccentricities, for be ordered a dinner for hall' Drinkwater Bethune, arrived on Wednesday last, fro°
vereien the condition of defraying the ordinary expenses iw, .. . • EAST INDIES, AT ST. HELENA, AND AT THE CAPE OF I
25th, The Union, for Launceston, from London, on the a dozen guests ; hut the Baronet was the only one who' China, having on board upwards of two millions of dol.
e
1671 'lndia Stock ..247
of Government out of the Crown rents, and the feu- 1 ilt resent It is impossible to estimate the rata at which
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891 latto Bonds lOpm 15th ; and the Ocean
.Queen on:the 20th. The Sultan, appeared to have been invited. On the very same night lars. We understand the greater part is called sycee
dal profits which accrued to the Crown by the common thepannual value of real property in England is assessed
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r Cent Cons B9 IDitto Old Annuities ... - for Van Diemun's Land, from London, on the 20th ; and the complainant brought a prostitute into his house, and silver, and is in a rude coin of about 14 dollars value
. and statute law, in precisely the same manner as the ccount of the land-tai ; but the present writer, in
;Ills a"
Plea for the Total Repeal of tbe Corn-laws,"* has Military organisation and military habits made avail-
g _ ,
99i ~Ditto New Anmeo„.., _ the Orleana on the 12th of February. The Seppings, on defendant remonstrating the Baronet declared his de- each, and contains, it is understood, a portion of old
expenses of local government had and have to be de-
furnished evidence to show that the land-tax contri- able by the British Association in scientific researches
...ele 20 pm for Van Dieman's Land and Port Philip, from London, termination to do as lie liked in his own apartments. De- 'w•hich the Chinese have no means of separating ;, the
frayed out of the land rent of the respective districts ;
buted by Scotland does not exceed five farthings in the are beginning to develope their advantages ; and the New 5 per Cent
3341)
wpe e 4Cpeenrt
coR endt..
- ; Ditto 500/,,, ..... 15 pro on the 15th inst. The General Brock, for Sierra Leone, fendant immediately demanded the key of the place, ilia- weight is 75 tons ; the whole of which is delivei:ed int°
Ditto Small lB pm from London, on the 18th. The Sea Witch, fyr St. mating, at the same time, his determination to divest the the charge of John Cooper, Esq., of the Treasury, wh°
and it is in accordance with these constitutional prin-
pound of the annual value of real property. Will the very receet and prompt publication by that body affords Long Annuitiestoexpire
ciples that the common law declares tithes, highway- Times consider this a state of things which ought to proof that the constitution of the association, and the Jan. 1860 . 12/ fizill .sStilccifziklov...... -___ Mary's River, Gambia, from London,.on the 20th. The Baronet of his character of lodger. The Baronet, instead has been sent down for that purpose, and who is to he
Oct 1859 -
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Australia, for Bahia, fr:m Liverpool, on the 16th. The of giving up the key, struck him with a cane which he assisted with any military escort he may think proper to
rates, county-rates, and poonrates, not to be in the , . •
ootain its powerful advocacy ? system of magnetic observatories proposed and being
Jan. 1860 - Consols for Open B9* Ihirteen, for Rio de -Janeiro, from Liverpool, on the carried, and then went out of the house ; defendant fld- call on the Lieutenant-Governor for ; the 405 boxo'
nature of a tax on landholders, which they are most
To Mr. Cobden is due the high honour of having carried out by them, are working well. Look at the FOREIGN FUNDS.
be
1 lth. The Jane Prowse, for Valparaiso, frem Liverpool, lowed and again demanded the key, but was again struck, containing the treasure, having been repaired, will ,
desirous should be believed, but as rent charges to be .
brought so outrageous an abuse of legislative power date of the " disturbance," and see bow soon the account Austrian, 5 per cent.... - Portuguese, 5 per cent. -
on the 17th ; and the Ann Baldwin, for Arica Islay, and and he then returned the blow. sent to the Gosport Terminus to-morrow, and ferwarde!fi
borne by them as the recognised conditional proprietors
under the consideration of his countrymen ; and, as of it is brought together from the four quarters of the Belgian, 5 per cent - Ditto, New Ditto -
The complainant admitted that he did strike the de- to London, by rail, early on Monday morning, and wie
Lima, from Liverpool, on the 20th.
of the soil. the Times foresees, " The consolidated faction which globe, and published! It is satisfactory, also, to find Brazilian Bond 7. .. - !Prussian, 5 per cent. -
Sir George Clerk, Sir Thomas Fremantle, and I
fendant, but he thought the defendant richly deserved it. be taken direct to the Mint. Two sergeants and twenti
During the Commonwealth knight's service, purvea-
has considered themselves safe in their strength, in their that the disturbance has not escaped the vigilance of uh
iel?ans Ayres, 6 per ces - IBl•issian, 5 per cent
, 6 per cent..... - illitto, Metallic -
- Mr. Bonham, had long interviews with Sir James Gra- The defendant said the Baronet went up stairs into men of tbe 32d Regiment will accompany this valuab'e
any one of the observatories from which accounts have
his apartments, and he shortly afterwards followed and consignment. The Conway will be paid off next week,
knocked at the door to speak to the Baronet on the having been upwards of five years in commission.
once, &c., were dispensed with, and in lieu of th.ese
numbers, and in their confederacy," will be unable to
yet been received. With observers thus trained, and Colombian, 6 per cent.. - 'Spanish, 5 per cent
Ditto 1824. - ;Ditto, Deferred 251 ham thls morning at the Home Office.
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subject of his proceedings. The Baronet told bim to The Formidable, 84, Captain Sir C. Sullivan, Part'
monthly assessments were imposed, which weerxetraano:dmi:
resist the exposure which will be made of the land- • a DEATII OF LADY ERNE.-We regret to an-
proved method of raising the subsidies, or
e tax fraud. Thus, good will arise out of evil ; and a system thus organised, it would be difficult to predict Danish, 3 per cent Bl* iFrench, 5 per cent. -f. -c.
come in, and when he got into the room he found his with the Warspite, 54, Captain Lord John Hay, C./34
the results. . . Greek, 1825, 5 per cent. - I Exchange _f.
____, nouncel&rdueoiale ofautilie=isl
nary taxation, the State rents being.equal to the °rut- . .
It is not improbable that tho inquiry which Mr.
Colonel Sabine, in the introductory remarks!, refers Mexican, 5 per cent.... - French, 3 percent. -f. -e Lady , g .
lodger in a state of nudity before the lookhar-glass. and Vindictive, 54, Captain J. T. Nicholas, (17.8.1 are
Cbd h • • d I d
o en as so happily stare up may ea to a Ditto, 6 per cent. 1837 - Dutch, 2/ per cent iniloont 1. i ejr. tso.
h. • d
51 Wortley, M.P. for Yorkshire. Her Ladys ip expire at , , . _ , . , . 0
nary expenses of Government. Until the Restoration,
the
to the interest which Mr. Airy's circular letter on oe . Complainant Why did you come into the room orl-red to attend as an escort on his M • t , the li-ing
ajes 3 , t
100 i Hampton Court Palace, this morning, at three o'clock,
hC P y
the landocracy had no more right to withhold the a -
total change in the fiscal administration of this coun- e:ftoEltlllie,
fellow ? Defendant Becan'se - d-• 1 ' '''
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):ou esirec me to do of Prussia, who is expected to embark on the 20th ins
ment of the feudal profits which accrued to t e rown, subject of the magnetical disturbance observed at Green- SIIARES.
r ruvian,lB2s,6 per ct. - Ditto, 5 per cent.
after a somewhat short but severe illness. The late
tr All experience has proved that political dis-
so. I did. not expect
.to find you naked. at Ostend, for Woolwich, in the Firebrand Admiralty
wich on the 25th September last has excited ; to the Birmingham and Gloucester Raibigay (100 p) 641
than copyholders in the present day the profits; which Y•
turbance is brought about by misgovernment, and its
Complainant -1 on he. yacht steamer, Commander Nott. Such other vessels
. arise to Lords of Manors. Neither could they refuse approval of the Master-General of the Ordnance for Bristol and Exeter (60 paid) . ... .. 261 ticaiisr scsomsy I,lllrergafteg::lljy:rhio,C;ifi' Is
accompaniment, unequa axa ion ;an a
inevitable ' 1 t C d h
Great Western Railway( 65 paid) ...... 871 ' 1 'I
d E - of the M• II -
i. ARMS ICK required the complainant to restrain will also attend as may happen to he on the home stir
tho perfcrmance of knight's service, except at the peril the immediate publication of the observations con- children who survive ler. ..a. y • rne was one L. ,
must be a dull observer of the signs of the times who
Ditto New Shares (50 paid) ......... ..... 60/ nis temper. tion. Report says that Rear-Admiral Sir George Se);
of haling their lands escheated. But as subsidies really ducked by the officers of the Royal Artillery at the .-iimelel;acipfseeVrXl
Ladies of the Bedchamber for several years to Queen
Sir Thomas-So I will if I can ; but it is not to he mour, C. 8., and G.C.H., one of the Lords of the •Ae-
can doubt that this feeling is rapidly taking hold of the London and Brighton (50 paid) 37i
were taxes on the community, they had the constitue ... . magnetical observatories ; and to the employment, for
London and Blaekwall Railway (25 paid)... - Charlotte, and on the death of George 111. had apart-
IC I expected that I, a Baronet, and a Member of the Re- miralty, will hoist his flag on the occasion, as a ear.
tional right to refuse to grant them, or only condition- public mind. The mere mention of the land-tax fraud
that purpose, by the Committee of the British Associ- Ditto New Shares (- paid)
b M Chd h D b • h h d
c y 'r. o en, at t e er y meeting, as a an meats assigned to her in Hampton Court Palace, wlc 1
she occupied until the time of her decease.
Mr. Ileanwicie said the complainant had made his The Implacable, liodney Hastings, Calcutta, 0,2
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ally. Every reader of' our himtory is familiar with th ation (of which the Gallant Golonel is a prominent and London arid Birmingham (90)
use and abase which was made of this power. It was electric effect on the country ; every individual of any
standin • • • • d "h • fh" eminent member) appointed to conduct the co-opera- London and South Western
London and Croydon Railway (Trunk) s,:i-11
11 i JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF TIIE PRIVY .
statement, and the defendant must be allowed to make his. Aigle, `4, were at Gib - ' ' .
raltar on the 23d ult. The Des'',
the instrument employed to limit the power of the_ g in society is acquainte wit it o is
ton of that body in the system of simultaneous mag- g• Sir Thomas-Pooh ! pooh ! You do not know any- tation, stean f • •
i rigate sailed thence for Malta on the 20tP•
own knowledee. The present writer is rated at Manchester and Birmingham (40 paid) .. 28i COUNCIL-Their Lordships had appointed this mornin
to proceed with the hearing of appeals, and at ten thing about it. -What occasion could I, a gentleman The steamer Great' Liverpool was lying at Gibraltsri
Sovereign, and finally to bring them under the control netical and meteorological observations, of a portion of
North Midland Railway (100) - o'clock Lord Brougham, Lord Campbell, and Mr. Justice and a Baronet, have to strike this person. and it was supposed she would have to wait the arrive'
of Parliament-for which the community have '"
C.'s. 21d. in the pound oh the bon.a fide rent pa.id by
the grant placed at their disposal. Ditto Thirds (15 paid)
Mr. HAnnwicx, with much forbearance, told the de- of a new piston rod from England.'
him to his landlord, whilst the lines of palaces in the Erskine , arrived at the Council-office. Shortly after-
dearly paid. The disturbance! appear
,to have. commenced at York and North Midland Railway (50 paid) -
fendant he must not be allowed to interfere with the re- The Thalia, 4`) C CI 1 • ter-
-, ,apt. Jar es Hope, sailed yes
The principle of the monthly assessments of the .
western districts of London do not contribute one penny
Toronto nearly at tne same absolute tune es at Green- Ditto New Shares (15 paid 34
announcing the death of Lady Erne, mother to Lady
wards a message WM received from Lord Wharncliffe,
gular course of proceeding. day from Spithead, direct for China.
don the annual rental. In Glas ow the
..oaneneon.
Commonwealth is the fairest scheme of taxation which in the poun. . g
so ee wich, and to have bcen generally simultaneous at both
ta contributed to the State, according to ler. tate.
quo . .
A witness was called who proved that the defendant The Powerful 84 C t S • , • • thi3
„ ,ap :. ey mom, vi as paid off in
was ever acted upon, and is deserving of the serious stations. The disturbance at Toronto was at its height SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS•
the Council was not able to attend to-day. Their Lord- ' .
Wharneliffe, and consequently the Noble President of
was struck by the complainant before he gave the blow harbour, en Thursday.
The Megfera steamer sailed on Wednesday, with. the
land, was raised in 1829, by a one Denny rate on the
FROM THE EVENING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.
consideration of the statesmen of the present time, and from 11 A.M., to 4 P.M. Gottingen mean time. Ims ships immediately afterwards rose, and adjourned their complained of.
o 'nal rental of the cit. • and as die cit has reatl
more particularly of the public. They were imposed .n ini • •Y ' .1 y gi y general effect seems to have been that of causing a GLOBE.-The Dublin Tories are at their wits'- sittings. No business transacted. Mr. ILinowtcK, after a patient hearing of the evi- Powerful's marines, for the river. .
increased since that time, the rate wi I be so much ess,
CHRISTENING OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. dence on both sides, dismissed the ease.
on all " real and personal estate whatsoever, according decrease of easterly variation and of total intensity. ends. The deputation sent by the Dawson-street
The Driver steam frigate, is still in dock at Woolwiell'
as the amount to be collected remains fixed, in ac-
(From a Correspondent.)-We un2erstand that it is Sir Thomas left the Court abruptly, and then Mr. She is to come out next spritar
to tile annual value thereof," and whatever amount was
ordance with the landholders' views of justice. It may The agreement in direction of the changes of horizontal Orange Club (the Carlton of Dublin) to this country -
' and 'vertical force deserves remark : the minimum and in search oi a candidate has filled in aecomplishing the now definitely settled that the solemn and imposing cere- Wyatt observed to the Magistrate that Sir Thomas, in The Warspite, 50, will go e. ut of Harbour to Spit4eigic
reqmmired to be raised wag levied rateably, twenty shil-
el:me asked, an this system be continued ?
maximum of each occurred simultaneously, or as object of its mission• Of the numerous asPirants to the mony of christening the Heir Apparent to the _British his opinion, was unfit to he at jarn-e. on Monday, and, after having attended on the Kin°•:,'
lings of rent, or yearly annual value of land or real
THE A jTHOR OF THE "PURA FOR THE
Throne is to take place in St. George's Chapel, Windsor, Mr. HARDWICK agreed in triis, and added that the Prussia, she will return here to be corn 1 1• h ''"'"
sooner the friends of the gentleman looked after him ments, for the conveyance of Lord Ashpb'eutret(OLninandersuita
estate, being rated the same as 20/. of personal estate.
TOTAL AND IMMEDIATE REPEAL ne.ardy so as can be learned from the observations-the honohr of a seat in Parliament, no one has been found
minimum of both being observed at the second read- sufficiently destitute of brains to commit himself to the on Wednes2ay, the 26th inst.
Nearly one-half of the revenue then required was raised
OF THE CORN-LAWS."
ing afcer noon, and the maximum of both at precisely consequences of a conteet, with such fearful odds against VACANT BISHOPRIC.-Dr, Hook, Dr. the better. to the United States of America. ,
in this manner, and a considerable portion of the re-
London, Dec. 29, 1841.
the same interval after the following midnight. The success, when connected with a compliance with the pre- Wordsworih, the Archdeacon Lyall, and the Cev. John John Agar was charged by Miss Alexander with pass- The Hazard, 18, Commander c. Bell, left st, Helert9
imnainder was obtained by the profits of wardship, fines
* Scott, Webster, and Geary, London.
; liminar clause in the aereement ol lacin the formidable Peel, Canon of Canterhur -, brother of' Sir R. Peel, are ing two counterfeit crown pieces on her under these novel Roads on Sunda -1. s • i ' • b.
observations of the second disturbance show a strike-1g y , p g . 3 . , ya t, dirEct foi C.ana.
of alienation, and other feudal prerogatives payable by
, - -lyto be raised to the see of Chichester, circumstances :- The Andromache, 21,1eft St. llelena on the 18th NO!'
THE RURAL POLICE. connexion between the chances of declination and in- sum of 6,000/. at the °discretional power of the Club. spoken of as like
the tenants of the State, just as the payments to
vacant by the death of Dr. Shuttleworth. Miss Alexander said
. , she kept a cigar shop in Carlton- for the Brazils ; the Fontein°, 16, was at that islanclo'i
lords of manors at the present time. "nese assess- We perceive with great satisfaction that a strong tensity-an increase of force corresponding to an in- All this was bad enough. To learn that their depu-
Re ent-street. l•:arly the revious evenin th- , ,)-
str.cet, g . ,
~ p 1 ft
g e the -oth Oct. ; the Waterwitch, 10, Lieut. Matson, .-c"-.
merits varied, according to the necessities of the Go- feeling is gaining ground in different parts of the coun- crease of easterly declination, and vice versa. tation had bcen received with cold formality, instead ot SOUTHAMPTON, JANUARY 8,-(From our
defendant came Imo the shop and ordering a shilling's on the Bth Nov., for the Coast.
nTes )(indent -Tha Brwanza steam-nacket left
rnment, from 35,0001. to 120,000/. a mouthin Eng- try, and in most respectable quarters, against the con- An aurora was visible at Greenwich both in the beeing greeted with cordiality, and the object of its mis- o_wn G. 1 .-) ,' . r 1 1 1 words of cigars, threw down a bad crown piece and re-
ve
The Volcano steam-vess d, riVed on Morda fi'aill
land ;in Seotland at 10,0001., - 7,5001., 6,0001, and tiouance of the Rural Police system. It gives us the morning and evening of the 25th. At Toronto the sion bailed with delight by those to whom they pre- ' h
a;out ampton tibishafterno?n, to r,ceive, a.t_ i ioi
iin:loluatdic,i(r),ia
ceived the chatnie. A few hours after this he entered the westward, a'nd p;oceededc -eastrerday to Chathra
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5,0001. a month, and in the same proportions for Ire- more pleasure to see this, because it is manifestly the morning was heavily clouded, with rain, consequently sented their credentials, was sulciently mortifying to '
it liLs', in ornGuilio
lt t_e Ili isns,tant, tlir eh,ma_il f
the shop again,'had another shilling's worth of cigars, I The Thunderb64, steam 3 frigate,' w ;11 be launclin
Mson t ; se' t' ha ;
on, _ •a ar, am. pain.
lent The rate of assessment for England or Ireland result of practical experience, not of any public agitation no aurora could be seen ;in the evening the aurora the overweening hopes of the always-sufficiently-inflete3 ,•' n e ae; 1 ' and paid for them with another bad crown piece.-Com- from Portsmo +I I) .1. --d 11 .A ' d t"'
a ~ , i ti. i oc ,-.3 ai on itu s ay- next, an
an
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orought the Indian mail, will shortly be at toe .i.n.ot ier- , . „ , . , . .
does not appear to be ascertainable, but, as a new of the question ; of experience, too, acquired under was visible at intervals from seven to ten p.m. Toronto Doblin Tories. Poor Alderman Boyce and Commis-
, Lank, to perthrm quarantine. piamant atter tills flaking occasion tor some small beeizebub, a ,ister vessel, will be immediately laid dove'
change, sent a servant with one of the crown pieces, and (m the same slip.
valuation for Scotland was made for that Purpose, we circumstances which have given no scope for the de- time, or one to five Aaa. Gott. time, the period of the sioner Carey, in their report, told a melancholy t Ile or
et
are enabled to establish that it amounted to about 40, velopment of the worst tendencies of the system. We second great disturbance ; the remainder of the night was what they had heard, and seen, and telt, in their pro POLICE INTELL/GENCE. then the discovery was made that it was bad, and also The Rhadamanthus, steam transport, is loading -
, 7" • • lto
the crown piece taken under similar circumstances. "W oolwich with provisions and stores ; and is to ti,""
30, 25, and 20 per cent. on the bonafide land rental of hate ourselves, as our readers know, always spoken of heavily clouded. A gale of wind occurred on the fol- gress from one great man's house to another in further-
MANS/DIY-HOUSE. About eleven o'clock the same evening the prisoner came Sappers and Miners and Artillery to Gibraltar. She
the kingdom ; and, as the assessment was not coin- the Rural Police Act, when we had occasion to speak lowing day (26th), and in the evening another (?) ance of their ample instructions. How they were bowed .
A 'oung man, named Samuel Atkinson, was brought a.third time to the shop and asked for three ciours at will call at this port
plained of as an excessive commutation for knight's ot it, in terms of reprobation ; we have assigned it a aurora was seen. The extreine changes of the decline- out of one presence and refused audience by another
. bf 3 Ald Glib h 1 fh • . h • • • • '• ' ' 'I " . •
, e ore erman is, upon te c large o aving ap- t e same time rendermo a good shillincr. Complainant Ihe saoefla, convict-ship this morning emberked 01
service, &e., it may be presumed not to have been so prominent place instil() catalogue of those despotic and tion, horizontal and vertical force, during the two dis- person-from whom they expected very different kinu propriated a Bank of England note for 100/., which he at once taxed 1-1. • 16h fddb d h• b ' •- f• hL • ' - ' • r'''
im wits t e rau an cause im to e pin sonei siom t e eviathan and York, hulks, at thispo.,
considered. What will our modern landholders say to unconstitutional measures which alienated from the turbances, were as follow :-of the declination, 1 deg. of treatment. How the Carlton Club itself cast celd had found. It was quite evident that the prisoner and detained until a policeman took lai'm into custod In Harbour-St. Vincent Victory Excellent, Vi'v
the ebove constitutional method of taxation ? Whigs the affections of the middle classes in England. 05 min. ;of the horizontal force -02438 of its whole water upon their hopes, and refused to advance cash for his whole family considered the finding sufficient autho- Mr. HARDWICK Said the case was so exceediti'gly clear dictive, War: •R 1 (: C r wrsi'
spite, oya -,eorge, .arysiort, Con- ~„
Every Legislative enactment of the Commonwealth But them are few subjects of public importance on value ; and of the vertical force, 'Ol2BB of its whole their purposes. All this was narrated with appropriate rity for the appropriation. A cleric of the banking-house that he should hold the prisoner in custody, and cause Rapid, Nautilus, Adventure, naval t , I:ell°
ranvort„
was declared illegal at the Restoration, and the Moe which we have more abstained from Pressing or develop- value. Similar observations were made at Toronto in amplification and illustrations, and heard with indigna- of Messrs. Willis and Co., of Lombard-street, stated that information to be given to the Solicitor of the Mint, steror-t „
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;welly was restored a 3 it existed previous to the Rebel- ing our view°, knowing that theoretical arguments, 1840 ; and the recurrence 0f 80 great a disturbance on tion, vented in execrations both loud and deep, by the the porter of the establishment dropped the 100/. note, when he came, of the occurrence. At Spithead-Queen Isabella (convict ship). oth
lion against Charles I. ; and, until the administration even though based on the soundest reason, would have the same day in the following year is remarkable. conclave assembled to learn the result. The measure , which he was sent to the Bank of England to get changed. Inspector Frond said there was another charge against Colonel Churchill arrived ,Al d • hl-
- exan ria on t e ~ 0
of Government could be reconstructed on the ancioOt little effect en the public mind against an established At Trevandrum, in lat. 6 deg. 30 min. 35.2 sec. N., of mortification was not yet filled- Just as the Dawson- '
l'he note was immediately orddted to be stopped at the prisoner for assaulting and escaping from the of December ; on the 21st the Colonel was present ft.'„„
the Bank, and soon afterwards intelligence was brought constable. field exercise of the Eo•vptian Guards under OsTe!"
system, the monthly assessments, at 70,000/• a month, institution of this nature, till the conclusions of expe. and lorrg. 5 hours 7 min. 59 sec. E., an unusual mag- street conclave was making a virtue of necessity, and
that it had been presented. Witness then learned that The prisoner was then locked up. ''' ' . hlis'r
Pacha ; and afterwards visited all the public esta
were continued for six months bY an oloLnance, and rience should begin to co-operate with them. We netic disturbance took place simultaneously with those were engaged in close consultation as to what was best
lit;
the foreman of a tridesinqn in Houndsditch who re-
CLERKENWELL. nients. Mehemet Ali and Ibrahim are in upper Eg)r
two statutes, 12 Car. 11., c. 20 and 21, which nem- therefore reserved ourselves upon this question, under observed in England and America ; although, in con- to be dorke under the heavy blovv and discouragement to c i ' ' ' ' - '
•ved it from the prisoner, had presented the note, and he s Soiiman Paella i,' at Cairo
..,.,,.
..
.. , .
.. , . ~....TARRING THE GLAZE.7A fellOW named Day was _ _ <,_ ~, -, • •
BaY is therein stated to be occastoned " whilst your a continual protest, till the fitting time. That time, we sequence of the easterly Position of Trevandrum, the which they had been subjected-oust as they had deter ;e •
nt to the shop in Houndotitch anti saw the plisonca PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMFNTS.
„_.,.a"
• • • hoice as cherged with breekine the window of Mrs West a fur-
Majesty's revenue stands unsettled, and your just rights are happy to say, is now rapidly approaching. commencement only of the disturbance was observed m:ned to fall back upon such c was yet within there, and questioned him on the subject. Upon being •' - • • c ' • i. ' '''
' PROMOTIONS. - Commander • ''
. trui"
ner, with intent tocommit a felony. - Digby Marsh, .- .
and prerogatives, in point of tenures and the use of the It is now but a few weeks since an attempt was there. The disturbance was indicated principally by their power-although bad was the best which remained asked where lie got the note, the prisoner replied that .WO '
Briarhton District Coast Guard, to the rank of Capt „
A sergeant of olice No 12 N stated that between
Court of "Wards, are focborne and withheld." ie made to introduce this system into the West Riding the horizontal-force magnetometer, because the incli- out of which to make a selection-a new embarrass it was no business of witness's, and refused to give it
9 qnd 10 o'clocla oPn Frl'd s • • lit 'li•c, s INN 111 ' p 'ono Lie'utentint G. Davies, from Chichester Harhour, 'to ty;
But the landholders determined to prevent the foun- of Yorkshire, which singnally failed. Later still it was nation at Trevandrum being only 2 deg, 50 min., the ment arose. An article of fearful import appeared in up, although the request was attended by a threat to
and another man in clos::ci-I):Zr;ati'on 'al.;ain:t tlriles iri:2 rank of Commander ; Mate, J. S. W. Grand , (1831Yt-
,,,
tain of the national treasury from being filled with the repudiated after trial by the gentlemen of Nottingham- horizontal intensity at that station comprises nearly the the columns of the Evening Mail-one of their own have the prisoner apprehended and taken before the Lord secutrix's shop, and believiiirr them to be thieves' he the rank of Lieutenant. 3
revenue which bad flowed from their lands, and accord- shire. In the Times of Friday we published a report whole magnetic intensity, the vertical component being •Lurnals. Instead of sympathy, there was censure. In Mayor. The note, which was at the Bank, was watched, and distinctl - - lib •
y saw t e prisoner crac a square
k . Lieutenant-J. M. Langtry, Flag Lieutenant to lir
numbered 7,118, and dated sth of February, 1841.
ingly the right of the Crown to require it was taken of proceedings at the:lost Quarter Sessions for Gloucese extremely small. During the whole day of the 25th, place of consolation under calamity, there was reproach, of glass. Thinking they had made a hole into the shop, J. A. Ommanney-, to the rank of Commander. i
Witness then gave the prisoner into the custody ter'
away by the third statute following the one above re- tershire, in the course of which Sir John Guise gave the horizontal intensity was weaker than the average administered in terms of biting sarcasm. The oracle and had had time to remove some of the valuable pro- Second Master-M. S. Burney, to the rank ofiNfaU
of a, policeman, apd caused him to be conv.eyed to the Clerla-Mr. B. W. Farrel-, of the Conway, prome`*.-
ferred to, or 12 Car. 11., c. 24, which abolished knight's notice that he should move, at the very earliest period of tbe proceeding twenty_four days of the month ; uttered sounds prophetic of aenroanhing defeat-and, perty in the window, he rushed upon them, and, after a
station-house in Bishopsgate-street, where in answer to to the rank of Purser.
service, wardship, marriage, purveyance, &c. It is, allowed by the Act-first, for the reduction and modi- and at the Gott- hours of noon, two, four, and six, what was yet worse, exulted in the prospect,
, the inspector, he confessed that he had picked it up just
, . powerful resistance, secured the accused.
h EXCek
, . Mr. COMBE inquired if any of the property was miss- APPOINTMENTS.-Cornmander Nott, from t...e -40
therefore, from this point inquirers must start in tracing fication, and afterwards for the total abolition, of the P.m., when great disturbances were taking place at .STANDARD.-The interviews which 'Hive lately
outside of the Bank of Enek
and. rhe inspector observed • e T
mg .- he prosecutrix replied in the negative. . lent, for service in the Firebrand steamer, to conveY '• .
the unconstitutional conduct and premeditated rapacity new force in that county. He objected to its " enor- Greenwich and Toronto, the observations at Trevan- passed between her Ivlajesty's Ministers and the dele- to him that his conduct was ver bad and that if he had
Y , Mr. Comno-Could they have remdved the goods King of Prussia to this Country, and for promotion. ,„,
of the Parliamentary landocracy. Their conduct is a mous cost and general inefficiency." drum show a decrease of intensity much exceeding the gates upon the Ten Hours Factory Bill have obtained waited a little while, he would no doubt have been en- through a broken window ? Preseciltrix-Very easily. Lieutenant-G. Paterson to tbe Excellent, TiCe St!t!r
matter of history, and can be detailed with the greatest "He stated, that it was with reluctance he adverted usual fluctuations. The effect of the disturbance on already a large share of public attention, aud they merit titled to a reward. They could have cleared away nearly everythir%. in-the .; ders, to the Indus.
precision. Having seized the administration of Go- to the subject, in consequence of the indifferent sue- the declination.magnetometer appears to have been corn- even more than they have obtained. Such inamediate The porter to the banking-house, stated that he went window. i.,
.0..... . Pueser-Mr. Patrick O'Connor, to the Growler, iiej
vernment, and possessed themselves of exclusive Legis- cess which had attended his previous efforts in the way paratively small, the north end of the magnet being, how- communications between the members of the Executive over to the Bank, according to the direction he received, Mr. COMBE asked the prisoner if he wished to make ; -Milner.
for changeoand when he missed it, he procured the num-
lative power, they were left by a carOless and selfish of inducing the Magistrates to enter upon an inquiry ever, during the whole day to the eastward of its average and the humble labouring classes of the community open any defence? Prisoner (pretending to ery)-Pin'a werry '
1 Master-Robert Wilson, to Ferret.
Sovereign to do as they pleased. as to the utility of the force. He had been induced, position at the same hours in the preceding part of a new chapter in our social history, and are rendered ber and stopped it. innocent young man, yer Worship, and what they have 1 Masters' Assistants-J. D. Milne • lan°
, to Isis ;
The Republican assessments were in the nature of a however, in coesequence of the numerous petitions the month. more auspicious by the good feeling which it has mani- Alderman GIB .
BS-Well prisoner what-can you sav stated agin me is all gammon. ! Matthews, to Queen.
to all this T 1 ' lit '..
I I V
?-....ie prisoner state( t at as le an( us
subsidy, or extraordinarY tax levied on real and per- which were about to be presented, and in consequence The element princiPallY effected at St Helena was fest!), inspired in the less elevated party. The examples Mr. Coetoo-It's toe bad, isn't it ? Prisoner Yes, I Assistant-Surgeons-W. D. Kerr, to Ferret; Mr• /4'
younger brother were going to the Old Jewry, the latter my Lord a 3-ou can See through it, and now I'm satisfied Anderson, to the Rapid.
sonel estate ; whilst in the reign of Charles 11. they of having received letters requesting his attendance, to also the, horizontal force, which underwent fre fS• R P lth D k f B k• h Ld L d
quent o ir . ee , e uc o uc mg am, or yn - saw the hundred ound note lying open on the pavement. •
it won't do: • Jtistice is all I want. 1 Matea-T. Berry, to Serpent; E. B. Rice, to Pelies,
a;
were grants of a specified sum, to be levied only on real direct attention once more to the subject. The rate.. fluctuatieens of unusual amount, and sustained, on the hurst, and others, the most distinguished men by genius, ,
iheytook it p Pd
sent off to Houndsditch to-bu -me
an N' ' ySO :llr. COMBE-And you shall have it, too.-(Laughter.) : R. I). Aldrich, to Celedonia. •
estate, the tenant paying the rate and deducting it from payers complained, and with reason, of the enOr- whole, al considerable diminution of in ' The rank, and birth which the country possesses, cermet , - u-
tensity. lothes.
Prisoner-Werry well then. Now, yer Worship, this Midshipman-Thomas Andrews, to the Fly. -
be
the rent due to the proprietor. See the various sta. mous expense of the constabulary force. It was magnetic inclination there being 21 de hh • I f.l t ff d fI 1 on 'd
t th G 1 . d Y k .
g., t e orizonta ai oaor a use u esson, on esie, as o e Man- Alderman HIBS- -A hy did you oso ? ou new • , ' Clerks-Mr Thomes Hoo er Molesworth to t
1 • 1 'I ,1
is tle tiuti, slcpme -. I seed, as I was passing that I
_To_ e - • . is - ,
tutes, 12 Charles H., c. 27 ; 13, e. 3; 16 and 17, e. more than double the county-rate, and it was con- force forms by much the larger component of the total ner in which our fellow-subjects of all conditions ought it did net belong to you. Prisoner-I did not know wh
ere good woman's window, a poor little lad shivering i 11
„tverine ; Mr. Wm. V. Miller, t:o the Excellent- faj,
1 ; 17, c. 1 and 9; 18 and 19, c. 1 ; 19, c. 13 ; 25, sidered that the service rendered was not at all p ace a- A.M. o e receive y gent emen an wise men, wie t me it e onge to, ant . oug it we aas goo a rig 1 o
magnetic force. The diminution took 1 elO t b •d b 1 cl • hi 1• b 1 d 11.th.1 . h d d•.l t to with cold, and I said to him, "My covey, you looks hard I _Naval Instructor-Mr. Wm. Kerr, late of Power
c. 1 ; 29, c. 1 ; 30, c. 1 ; and 31, c. I. These various equal to the cost of supporting it. It was not (25th); 'the intensity continued to weaken until 7 hours courtesy and candour with which the representatives it as any body else. up-ain't it werry cold?" " Yes, 'he says ; and inst as 'to Alfred.
grants were undoubtedly- made on account of the aboli- possible that a foot police could -be efficient in widely 42 min. 30 sec. oat., and the loss amounted to .0118 of the labourieg class have been met, cannot fail Mr. Smith of Houndsditch, tailor, stated that the I was going to ax him to have a bit of grub, the•peeler ; Volunteers Ist Class-Mr. Grunnett T (Weil;
yler, to
prisoner and 'his mother and two brothers called at his
tion of the feudal profits, as that time they (the land- extended rural districts. It Alight be useful in populous of the vihole force ; and this, it will be remarked, was to ,inspire ,gratitude for the present (as we see it comes up and grabs me.--(Roars of laughter.) ; Mr. Georcre Parker, from Pique to Carysfort. for
shop, to purchase clothes, and bought to the amount of
ho!ders) bad not wholly and finally determined to exempt places and in towns, but it was too bad to saddiethe.suril coincident with the period when the disturbances at le
_as - done), and for the future that self-respect Mr. COMBE told him he appeared to be too cunning Lieut. 'R. Ancell (1810) is appointed Agent ;0
81: 185.,. -endinq
,i_n_ payment tr lOU bank note, aehich
themselves from contributing, on account of their lands, rate-payers with by far the larger part of the expense: Green wich and Tororito occurred. The fluctuations which, in all men, ii the best human guarantee to be at large •, and again assuring him he should have ! Transports, and left the river Tharries dn Friday, '-
‘tvitn:.tss
aesihnemd.edia_ely sent by is foreman to the bank, justice, remanded him. . ,
- the Sir Robert Peel for Singapore and Chi na.
towards the expenses of the Government ; that was de- In the district where he lived there were a few 'villages, of the declination at St. Helena, as at Trevandrum, for good conduct. Tile benefit of the lesson
{erred till a more convenient time. In the reign of and a policeman had never been seen in one of them ; were far less striking than those of the horizontal will not be confined to England. It will teach og
c'
Ihe mother of the prisoner said the two boys picked SPORTING IN TEL) IGENCE. I
Charles -11. there were four grants in the nature of a but, even if policemen were to enter the district, they intensity, or than those of the declination, at Toronto to the Ministers of Monarchies the poi'
Icy up the note honestly, and we all went off to Mr. Smith's ,_„, . . 4 THE MARKETS.
The following notices have been published by ordei• of [
subsidy, that of the six monthly assessments at the could be of no use in such a wide extent of country. and Greenwich. The magnetic disturbances at the tro- of affability and an accessible habit-to re b b I h •1 •
pu - to Ily Cot es wit I it.
'
Restoration, by ordinance, in 1660, and 12th C. 11., Altogether, the scheme had been a failure." pical stations have not, however, always this character. licans, the benefit of good manners. It is quite plain Alderman GIBBS-Do you call that having honest the Ste ftlll. ' " •
wards o le ,oc ~et Club .- 1 COUNTRY CORN MARKETS
' ----"
2, 28 ; 15, c. 9 ; and 22 and 23, c. 3. •
When gentlemen like Sir John Guise persevere In The, September returns from the magnetic observe. that with all the Ministers the factory delegates have possession ? " Woburn Abbey, Oct. 13, 1841. wheat. 1 Barley. Oats. Beans. ! Vase.
' ". Th .s heving submi , ' ' - , ----1----
e managei , s _ Red to Its a slat-tomtit ...---1
The subsidies only were in the nature of a tao, MOVINT qlleStiOnS of this sort, notwithstanding an anta- tory at the Cape of Good Hope (according to posteript, succeeded to a great extent, with some to the whole 'The mother of the prisoner-My Lord, we are all Per Quarter.; s. to s. s. to s. s. to 8. 8, I -s, 0 '
of the settlement of Mr. Gurney's Epsom account, to- ; Carlisie 'sB 73 33 - '24 - 46 uL 46 '''';
whilst the assessments in the reign of Charles 11. were gonist influence so strong as that of the Berkeley fa- dated December °9) have 'List arrived, and their re- length of their objects. The only objections that they honest people ; we never did a dishonest thing in our
gether with a balance sheet, by which it appears that , I4exham 160 70 36 38 1.3 28 - - -- 40
grants in lieu of the feudal profits which, by the corn- mily in the county of Gloucester, they must be acting duction would occasion " anj inex d• a 1 • •
is 1 h d r th • 1 f h d
peeient -e.ay in tuts lave a to encounter a e eoretica , part o t e og- lives, and we all work for the same master, as you can
they have com sletely satisfied the claims of all the cre- . °reed) 5l ti 2 25 So 18 24 OW 4.2 3; ,•4
learn. We could not see then that there was any-thing ; Penrith , 64 - 23 - ;22 _ ,v; ..... 0
mon and stetute law, ought to have accrued to the upon very decided conaictions, and with a very consi- publi cation," It is satisfactory however to find, that rnatism of the now haPPILY exPiring system of political l't - lif - • h^ 1 1 f •
t,,liillors, we are «Timor! tett me managers lave auli- ts_Fttield 1 . 6-,
,-.)-- et - 23 - 47 .-- 14
wrong in laying out the money.
Crown, just as manorial profits are now received by the derable weight of public opinion to support them. That the remarkable disturbance utaer consiSeration mani- economy constructed bY Mr- Malthus and his 0011 ter- 1, and honourably dischareed ihe trust which thee ivinchest,r I tio 71 -7 20 20 20 40 4:4 35 s 4
Alderman GIBBS-It is so wrong that the prisoner, 1 ; e b , ' Per Bushel. ,' 8. d. ' s.d s.d. s. d. s. d 5.,-, ,6, i d -,', 0
Lords of Manors. opinion will assuredly prevail against all that its oppo- tested itself in that southern latitude. All the maple- poraries and fellow labourers-a system li. h
w lc we are undertook, under the sanction of the Stewards of tile • Carmarthen '7 0 817 0 0 4 3 0 0 c,imm '5 6 86(0 so 0 iill
instead of receivine• a reward, to which he would have
At the Revolution, the Convention commenced by nents of either party can do to counteract it. tometeos were greatly affected. The greatest dis- proud to remernber we have opposed from its first pro- been entitled if hbh
d k Ir
e a ept t e note for the owner, may- Jockey Club. (Signed) " GEORGE ANSON. 1 Colvbri,!ge.,.i 76 80 00 4o 00 ..7
..4 e 50 53 Ou„, 00
granting three aids, or subsides, or extraordinary tax on Oa Saturday we had the pleasure of' publishing still turbanoe f h h •
o t e onzontal force commenced about mogation, and when it numbered almost the whole be obliged to stand at the bar of the Old BaileY• , " BEI /FORD.
" GEORGE 13YNG." 'B. • ' -
iwii,ienrseßaolt 7 8 84 3 S 44 2 2 28 5 6 601 5 D
n 14
real and personal estate, for an immediate supply on more gratifying evidence of the soundness of our views poc s here spoken o are Gott. mean country among its disciples.
10 A-24. (the e h f The father of the prisoner-I hope not, your Lordship. . . . , 1 arnaidcastl 16 ~ 19 0899 0 4 0 7450611 0 9 - JO'
It having been subsequently intimated to the Stew- • Durham l4 6166 7 6 90 5 0 60 0 0 Jom 690 49
account of the then state of the country, which to- on this question. The freeholders of Durham have for time) on the 25th, and attained its extreme limit at .
~
We never meant anything wrong, but the fact is we were a , 1 eAi G , p Richmond l2 6180 10 0
less t lat some oi i r. urney S crecitors remain sti
• 'II 11 06 0 7410012 0 9 0 ;0
gether amounted to a rate for 1689_90 of 4s. in the some time past exhibited in an unequivocal manner 7b. 45am. P.M. on the same day. The vertical-force all in a state of madness when we saw the note. Stockton IS 0196 '9
0 9 0 6 0 7 0 9 0 11 6 B''
SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT •,i any such creslitors havine to com lain thereoe ,
pound on the rental of real estate, as manors, lands, their dislike of the police force ; but the magistrates in magnet ometer was deflected out of the field of view at The porter said that a reward of 10/. would have been unPal ' , t:• p ~ . NEWCASTLE CORN ;EXCH ...NUE.
mines, &c., and 243. for every 100/. of personal estate, that Whig-ridden county have contemptuously set 6b. 3Orm. P.M., on the 24tio and remained so ; the in- SHEFFIELD. offered that morning it' time prisoner had kept the note in 1 . .
are requested by the Stewards of the Joclcey Club to for- .
ward t le-Jr complaints to Mr.Weatherby, N 0.7, Oxendon- Wheat,
~,?torthinni,eririd . Red. White.
54,. ess. 55., es-.) •
without referene3 to the amount wh:ch might be ob. aside and refused to listen to their petitions, under va- strur merit beino adjusted afresh to the needle the latter The town of Sheffield has been the scene of a very his Possessi(m• street before the 1 .' • • --- - satiime anj Suffolk
, St of 1 ebt umy neat, ae a meeting of :__ Beritick and Seut-h 0.5,. os4 . , es, 70,44 i
tained, which was the principle of all the ancient sub- rious frivolous pretexts. The effect has been admirable. was a • d ft'. d f h ,fi Id '
gain e ecte out ot e e at 2b. 27en. 30a., e ,e. fp - ence the result of intemperance.
s oc In, OCCtl.l* , Alderman Gums (to the prisoner)- Now, if you had
the Jockey Club will be convened early in that month, , Foremee ' 50s. 64$ 54 663. f
664 I'o,.
sidles. But in the following year, 1691, when the What was before an unconcerted and desultory expres- PAL,. ore the 25th. A young man, ag,ed 25, named Henry Vaughan, a bl •
eded in -our object the 'porter would robe %
succe 3 e a P a for the purpose of teltin •
g into consideration ell tl •• • 'l3', s"f"P6 amid 2"s"ik 42s 44s , .• """''' l e
have lost his place and . „
his diameter and you would be le co- , _ Foreign 365. 424 -s. -s• 5 -
country had become settled, an aid of a fixed sum, sion of sentiment has now become a resolute and orga- For . the tabular details of the observations at To- table-knife manufacturer, living in Whitecroft, had, it
haunted for years with the idea that you had improperly cumstances connected with this account. ‘ ' Barley, Malting. Norfolk and Sufiblk... 31s. 35s -s. -1. ~*
1,651,7021., was gramool to be levied on real estate nised opposition. ronto, at Trevandrum, and at S. Helena-for the pro- ions to Sar
appears, paid attent ah Poole, who, with her
ossessed -ourself of the'property of another. If it had RACES TO COME.
! Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk •ifi, :ea
Z 6., 60: -8, —..e, ; cf.
wily, wi)icli is a stataable evidence that it was On Wednesday last a body of petitions was pre- '
eectedt c f the f
ormer-and for valuable hints to two sisters, lived at Pye Bank Bridgehouses, and ob- Len ) . 0/ t -1' -11 - 1 - th I
your °on 10 .noe, es mat N‘ on t you lave oug at .n. _
MARCH-Coventry 9, Warwick Spring 16, Py-tchley oee,e, small
4tis 445....... -s. --s• I ri,
contemplated to follow the practice that had pre• sented at the County Court, to which it would be diffi- m a htletvbes, r° livelilloo
tained a respeceeble dby dreesmakieg ; but it. some . st 'Lek
Mit 29, Ahergavenny 30, Catterick Bridge 30, Ea , e, ,
..,, ;
-.es, 40.5. 4is s ..-9. ''';
e refer our readers to the publi. fellow in the street found it and converted it to " i r, ass, w mte
.
veiled in the reign of Charles the Second. But cult to find a parallel in the provincial annals of th a'ne '° e vet's%
vr
• • about eighteen months ago, in consequence of his disso- his use? The Mother-•We all see now, my Lord, that Sussex Hunt. vs 44s .. ..-s. -s. t• '
Cray
e cation itself • to which, it is said the reduced observe-
. . ees 3-11...-. -s.--,• ' •
the men who voted to themselves a bounty of 53. country. The Court WAS crowded, and the aud:ence - c'' . . '
t:ons a t the -ape may form a supplement, accompanied lute conduct and intemperate habits, she refused any it was very wrong, but we were all of us actually loon -P,ibury (Old Course) 5, Newmarket Craven ! o^ts N ti
frantic j ' • ••' - '• ' • - ' ' , or ion;
11, Bath and Bristol 19, ',Newmarket }int Spring 20. • —7-- --1..„,/
berland, Potatoe ......
a quarter on the exportation of wheat determined other- plainly testified their sympathy with the wishe ftl • company with 1.;
eau. Soon after this at the sight of the note.
-- korck ,22s 2. ls -5.....5. ,
s o me by obi :ervations, probably, of the tame disturbance at longer to keep
Al:iv-Chester 3, Plyououth 4, Newmarket Second pie . en COs. 2•23 -S. - 0
wise. They discontinued the asgesements on themselves petitioners.
ur (pvr sack)
he called upon her, and endeavoured to Alderman GIBBS-ft, will be my duty, if the banking- ,
ril . ,18i. 51s -s. - • :
S;mla in the Himalaya The September returns from Periods bNIII3 - 1 al 1 -' -
ie. 10 Shrevvs ur - , ei.er ey 11, ~ anc lester 1/, I
granted in lieu of the aboliehed feudal profits due to the " Mr. W. Scruton, the Deputy-clerk of the Peace th Ilf'' D• ' ' .
, . e 'an lemen s Land obscry .
atory may be expected
- induce ber to revoke her determination to discerd house think proper to prosecute, to connnit the prisoner L'P b ' , '
Gorhanabury 17, Epsom 24.
SCOTCH MARKETS.
Crown from the land, and resorted to the extraordinary first read the Report of' Major Wemyss, the C Btfd• h" • • for stealing the note, and the mother and other sons for
him as a lover. u in ing is persuasions in vain Ile JUNF -&wton I, Ascot 7, Hem 'on 1r Rh -- ' -----i-ounty
ounty in nebruary, about which time accounts may be hoped . . . , . , . pi, J, 1 tn.: 1
principle of the subsidy, which was of the nature of a Chief Constable, which alluded to' the efficiency, &c., for of h date f C 'R - R.N.. d t end atterrpted her life. She, however,
rew ou a razor, receiving it, isnowing tnat it was stolen, so, that instead Wheat. Bar!ey. oat,. I Brans. 0 atai_,„'
t e same rum aptain ose, who Club -
917, Stockbride.e 90 W• b c
-, „ Inc-ester 24, County of Glott- ,' -- - - ----- ---1-- ---S- 0
property tax, vvhilmt the asaessments on real Mate. in the of the force. He ',then presented apt. • • • with great promptitude and spirit, threw him down, he • 10/. b • the
of getti. g y j
~
~
•ob vou will stand a chalice of
e ition, praying rate nde d to pass the last fortnight of September at cester 29. i itcrdeen... Ce to 70 28 to r. 9 15 to 21 ;-to - r,3 "" d
reign of Charles II , tied in the previous year, were only for its continuance.
and got tlie razor from his hand. In October be bad ,
conviction and transportation.
Joree-Newmarlaet 5, Worcester 6, Liverpool 13, Lan- , Berwick 35 45 15 23 15 21 ,30 35 ;:'-__; ;
Chathaan Islands, where he would establish his magne-
eat y a
rhe whole of the unfortunate family were r I f- ; Zoldstream . 40 52 22 24 17 19 1.8 VI 48 „.!
truly in the nature of a rent charge due to the State , " The deputie's-'7i7O—ti-irffe t I • caster 20, Dudley and Tipton 25, Goodwood 26. • I Cupar (Fifes
,48 6.5 26 31 18 22 122 ;26 ".... 0
„ 4, jq rt, IQ 1 ‘ren towns rips, up- . tometer s on shore.* fired a pistol at the house, and on Monday last he e
weed and terrified at thi • f•••ehtf 1 ' 1 net'ong and the
S 11, ll 111 11 , 1.. ,
~...n !1. Ft) :3 18 24 37 38 .57
~
whilst by the subsidy system the landholders were enabled wards of one Imaefaeif fri. rtum•her, then handed in their • visited her and uttered such ularming t-fireats that she ''
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AUGUST-Huntingdon 2, Brighton 3, Wolverhampton • Rul.lbar - '
Elgin 'Ps ,4 311 31 9.2 26 IS 59 -- /
to shift a lerge part of their own burden on personal memorials. They werefreilu 172 to 11' ( h * Thy : official account of Captain Ross's voyage, hitherto
applied to the 'Maeistrates for protection, and obtained prisoner called for mercy on account of his wife, who was
8, Lewes 10, Hereford 24. Inverness - ~
owns ips t ere received h been paid" hed a on,r the P 1" t a ers •
ar iamen ary p p , within an hour or two of her confinement. The clerk of
~. 'Kelso ~ ..-, '.5 46 17 24 - lai 20 i-,,
estate. This statute, 4 W. and M., c. 1, 1692, greeted being 240 in the country.) The signatures were en- and, th ' as
- 's
rE
' b cl
SEFTF.MBER-Cheadle (otaffordshire) 5, Warnisk
.5.,. 6' ' Kirkatdy - -- -`,- ''"" ....,
.:I,lglem we have communicated the substance to our aPe ,
ace warrant. Vaughan was summoned to appear be- the bankers stated that, in consideration of the state of 1 20 25 45 48 43
a retc of 4s. in the pcund on the true annual Ilene , tirelv landowners and rated inhabitants-upwards of readers b F •cl v Th • ' h. 4 -i- Doncaster 12, Leicester 14, Liverpool Autumn 21, IN ew- ; rem, ,, ,
.ot, 67 30 40 25 35 i4l 44 -- ..•••
. tune ago, we shall insert this document in our fore tee hence on ri .1, • e sisters ea., in conse- the prisoner's wife his employers would forego the pro-
of real estate, and 2-Is. in the 100/. on persona! estate, as I 6,400 in number. Their genuineness and the res re t t mil f f Ed L.
pect- ix , .n. a uture re srence.- , . it. Gas. quence of his violence, been latterly in the habit of fasten- secution. market 27. 1 r--,, 1 lb, slay of the measure varies throughoot the counril• .
goods, Sze., without any limitation of amount to be ability of the parties were vouched for by the over- ing the door and window-shutters in the evening ; but on Alderman GIBBS then stated to the prisoner, that he ) BER-Newmarket 10 Newmarket 24 Knutsford
4_,CTO , , 1 HADDINGEON CORN MARKET.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Ibe Ai, feag„dc•
raised ; -and, as if it was the intention of the Ministry seers rind churchwardens of the different to li.
wns 11)3, and TH..E BOROUGH MAGISTRACY.
Friday night unfortunately forgot or neglected to do so. and his father and mother were deeply indebted to (not fixed). First 6Ss Od 31s Od 26s Od cis Od --5 ao-
of that period to continue the same principle of taxation :in many instances the memorials included all the r t r: 0 TIIE EDITOR OF THE SUiV.
ter before eight o'clo Ir ii
At about a quer co tey were sittine Messrs. Willis and Co. and that to say the least of what N N Worcester lor 3.
OVE.IBER
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. Second
Fhird . 6os Od 29s 1 d 23s 6cl IMs Od --4 84
548 Oil 23s Od 22s Od I 30s Od •••••, " .
for the future, a." loose vaivation" of the annuli vein(' of 'pa ars in the parishes. The etition w e all la.da e-
Sloe -Our Thursday paper announced, and, I be- '' had been doi 't . ' ost irrnorant act. The pri- • -Average.
s er i on at their work, when Vaughan suddenly rushed in at the ; f . ,1° 1. v'a !I .m „.
~t 7 , , NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1843. '2l. 19, 9d 10 12ths.
the land; of the kingdom wee made, whilst' bailee' pro- . theY table amidst loud d P hate e orrectly, the uncalled-for addition of five new 11. >
sonei, upon nearing tins intenioance, was to a appaar-
cr,,4OIbOLASt!OIV CORN Alt RKET. ~e.,
an frequent bursts of applause, m outer door, closing it after him us he entered, and cried, FRIDAY.-Nominations for the Port Stakes :-Lord Wheat
perry was taken at its rack rent, although in the statute which the offie agio crates to our Bench, whose only reeommenda- once relieved from a heavy weight, and tbe mother ?3•l3•ti,;:ieto
1,.,,,b0ata, per 2641 h. s. il. 00
Albemarle Mr. Treen and Mr. Osbaldeston, sealed up- aritisie'l - '
-ers were almost unable to suppress. • " Reveoge 1 th's .ht I I t•
revenge • me, , i go out a corpse .
17 0 040
the atstsrors wtre directed "to inform themselves by ' There • • tion ft r the office is their deep Tory feeling and the . assured the Alderman that it any- of the family ever found
Mr. Conno'ps Im.larshal'Ney-Colonel Anson's Attila, and ----- "ew - 0 C British l9 0 '
were slieht alterations in the wording of some ' He thee drew his hands from his pockets tv'th a istol again she would take care to o - o
all lawful means of the annual velue of manors, lands, ,of the memorial's, but th Drobal oility that their power will be unscrupulously ' • . ' P a hundred pound note Colonel Peel's Chethem • i L'ln3sia, free Bemis, per 26011,. &it)
e prayer of all was to be re - in each. Sarah Poole immediately rushed to the door, watch for the advertisement before she attempted to dis- ,' ' - • Irish
in;nes, tjilr_g, ex." But as this was never acted upon, I lieved from the expenditur ttend. h ' - devote sd to the furtherance of the Tory cause. FIRS!' OCTOBER MEETING, 1843. Barley, p.ir :3201b. Scottish
, a mg t e police force." followed. by her sister Harriet, vvho, perce•ving th et pose of it. English
TUESDAY.-Nominations for the Grand Duke Michael ' 25 6 27 6 Pease, Scottish ..... :11= 6 •,015
the future conduct of the Governmett leads us to sup- After referring to the printed accounts of the tree- T he: me five partisan functionaries have been thrust
*th
he was aiming at Sarah, shut the door, but he fired A young man, of very e•xtrTdinary appeaT,ance, set ,
~,eiosttt, ish '.., 0 26 6 Oatmeal, per 1!511b.... 17,6 fail
pose that it was not considered neceesary. The statute surer, by which it appeared that • h ' upon tdeis town, as elsewhere, unasked for and unde- Stakes :-Anxiety cby Camel, out of Monimica-c by
in t o year 1840 a sum pistol before it was closed. Sarah escaped down a wild aspect, and wha!, is ca e.cl a ' swivel eye, was
one
Sultan Junior, out of Victoria-c by II • - •I'
oinsea, out o DALKEITH CORN MARKET.
of 1692 was re-enacted in the sinie words in 1693, of 5,203/. 10s. Hid. was -collected on account of the sired . %my the inhabitants, who might be presumed to
na the door shut her- brought up, charged with having passed bad money.
4 and 5 ; but as if not sufficiently favourable to the force, and 4,986/. 6s. expended, and noticing the probabi. be b ettor acquainted with their own wants than thO
athei)_sitnairs,. but 1-I.arrie.t, by elosi g . , . .
d 1•• fi -a • . 1 1.
f with the infuriated man, while the third sister, He state , upon us rst ex, mination, t lat lis name was .
Oxygen-c by Elis, out of Rosalie Wildrake-c by Ve- Fir t Wheat Barley. 1 Oats. Peage. 1 41'''nfir
63: Ou 32s 641 l 2 s 0,1 34.; 0,1 1 ?IP b i
landocraey, an iniquitous alteration was made in lity of a further increase of expense by the augmentation Rats 144 tlae Home-office or the renegades elsewhere. ,
H h ed th f t d d • Cadd and that he never heerd of Mr. Powell, of the
anna . escap out ISt e ron oor, an ran over •, a . -- locipede, out of Guerdon-c by Yaxley, dam by Black- 1 Second :As Od 27s Id I 23s 4d -s Od I .--,: Bcl
N ever was there a case in which an addition to the lock-Miss Pollye-Multiplication--c bv Veloci ede
p , out 1 Third 4Bs Od 21s 6d 13s 4d Vs Cd 3:,
__A--
that (8 William, c. 6) of the following year, 1696 of the treasurer's salary, the memofialists stated their Be , to give alarm at the public.house opposite. Vaughan • slliiit ; but the policeman who apprehended him recog- , . .
la Jo was less called for, or the new creation more , , , • . of Galata--c by Sultan or Beiram, out of Lucetea--c by ---- __Later er•r•":„
niSed him as a most practised smasher, and so intlefati-
The aesessment on the nomicial valuation of land I conviction " that the local constables in each town- , essayed to rollow Sarah, uut Harriet, with great pre-
SII VER•PLATED ~ ssES.o-
insu' ting The Bench was most amply fill d b Beirern out of Mr• a-
a melt Brother to Cesarewitch- , CORNER DI ore ,re
was redeced to 3s. in the pound, and, to make I ship, if properly instructed and remunerated for their ' . " • e-Y men n; sence of mind and wonderfUl intre idit ushed hin., gable in his vocation, that the moment he was last '' '
hone err
, probity, and respectability-who administered "' discharged from prison, he entered a shop, and succeeded Murat-Caen--c by Slane, out of Cobweb- cby Elis, . -
T. COY SAVORY, Manufacturing Silversmith, -N...47, "° .0
up the deficiency, a poll-tax of 43. 4d. a year was services, would afford infinitely more security to persons • . backwards and hf 1 A h• p y,
13
oel . 'tl is moment she snatched out of Delightful-c by Elis, out of Odessa-c by Elis, hill, London (Seven door,. from Gracechareh-soreet). subra2er
justii se I vith the strictest impartiality, and gave univer- . . in doino a little business, for the purpose of keeping his thF prices.of the following patterns of strongly Plated Cell'tor
imposed on every person abOVe 16 years of age ; also and property than the present force, dispersed, as it ne- from him what she supposed to be the other loaded •'' out of Clarti-f by Physician, out of Young Sweetpea-
Is. Id. in the' pound of yearly wages (excepting day cessarily wag, over a wide extent of country ; anct tnat, •
„ sal s: ttis faction. These gentlemen were not exclusively
pistol, threw it down, and escaping into the next room, '
hand in. ..a Dishes, with silver handles and edges, and -silver shields'
r-The CntiszesTrar4Rf biy_la,rmilius, out of Ophen . engraving the crest or coat of arms:-
lahoureis) from 4/. to 84, and over and above a farther should it be found requisite for th • - Libe.ral sf • th l• fh NW b
,or it was epo ley ot e tre party to e Mre Powell attended, and said that the prisoner had Napie
NC, 1844.
ntenance of the ' made for the window. She threw open the sash, and gone by four other names ; and, notwithstanding the The Gadroon Pattern,
sum of 2s. 6J. in the pound above 81., and not exceed- laws in the colliery and po ulous deisintra. it
• guided: by principles of jostice rather than of party s MoNpAy.-Nominations for Sweepstakes of 50 sovs., Feur S 1 '0
lc s, it was only
,b open the unfastened 'shutters, was in the act of singularity of his appearance, which nobody, who had coach,&e.:-c,by Liverpool, out of Nell Gwynne-liench- Four rxotnrag ysPlated Corner Dishes andie3overs... £lO 10
ing 161.; and above that sum, or on any person who reasonable that auch distripcts eh ld ut it T vas reserved for their hated successors to show Pushing
trongly Plated Corner riishes and
ou pay for their own
0
jumping out, when the vr
•Ilain fired at her. once seen him, could easily forget, persisted on every oc- man-Plimo-Brother to Rosalind-f by The Altinuny Cover.
had 6s. 2d. a week, 4s. 4d. a year, in addition to his protection." the ci ven hoof without a blush, and set up the asser-
.. . - l2 11
The ball struck her upon the shoulder, inflicting a casion on which he was apprehended, that he never was out of Mistletoe (allowed 31b.)---c by Gladiator, out of
poll-tax of Is. ld., was imposed. At this distance of They, then, for the sake of illustrating the te d tions a d despotic power in opposition tO the claims of . The Flower Pattern.
n ency • • '
superficial wound, and passed by her cheek. At, this pulled up at a police-office before. Arnadon allowed 31b -Bunn
_.s ( . ) mg Rem-c by Bay Mid- Four Extra Strongly Plated Cornee Dishes and
time one is amazed at tho boldness of the Parlia- of the system to jobbing and extravagance, adverted to a justoci. 3 and of reason.
Well prisoner, do you hear thi dleton out of Muhana-c b • Flis t,f • • - • 0
moment the landlord of the Barrel public-house, and Aldermfan G 1 usenlsf-, y,, ou c Miss_ Julia. Covers l3 Oho
mentery landocracy, arid at the submission of the practice of the Durham county police, in taking per- 'ill the new creation of Magistrates has been made Pri'soner I do, my Lord ; but I - '
,‘ ,„
bold peasantry of England. No wonder the magnani- sons charged with minor offences to the most distant in- act the desire of the inhabitants, I conceive the Home Mr. Palfreyrnan, a commercial traveller, came over,
iflleCorste
yolell:S uon the gentleman bethre. st. Lc,,,-er, Claret, Coffee-room, and 20 sovs. Stakes did N.B. The covers are made with, t-- t
moveable handles, so. j
-. not fill There were 27 subs. to the Suffolk S thev f° t El D • • d--
tg
takes and ' rm ex ra (is es. ravrings of the above forvvar
mous William 111. was ashamed of the conduct of his I stead of the nearest spot where Magistrates could be 'Secret ery to be bound in honour to state who the upon which the desperate fellow fired a third pistol ey.e . 11')' ) •
A policeman state ,la
Pd
tl t the prisoner had been tried • ...
it wiii probably be an engagement with that numbci. any part of Great Britain or Ireland, postage free.
Ministry and Parliament, and seriously entertained the I found to act, obviously for the purpose of increasing the partici were that asked for them, since lam not aware through the panne! of the door, thenball from which
at the Old Bailey, and had been imprisoned fortwoyears,
ASCOT HEATH, 1842. ..—____, el
idea of leaving the kingdom in disgust. Disgracefully allowance for mileage ; and concluded with a prayer, Of toy public meeting having been held, or any resolu- 's trowsers
entered tbe front of Mr. Pulfreyma and and as soon as he came out he began to smash again.
FIRc'T DAY ' • ' '
.., .-.111. Meiklam s Modest - 1 9 ' BIR THs.
.., agec , st -
„,de
selfish and unconstitutional as the conduct of the land- " That tho force be dismissed; or that the n .
ecessary tion loeing brought forward in the Council on the tore his shirt, but, wonderful to say, passed over his Prisoner-Not at all, young fellow-you quitelnastake' roast Mr. Goodman's S.
e ister to Glencoe, 4 yrs, Bst 21b. • •
, On the 3d inst„ at Neuchatel in Swit • Ms. Fr-
, zeiland, r
thigh without wounding him. young man, and no mistake.
rick Vulliamy, of a son.
holders may already have appeared to have been, the means be taken to obtain their withdrawal from th srubj ect.
ma. pocket-book the several Cur Course ; 800, h ft.
above statute vvas only a feeler to try the endurance of rural districts., and to relieve the naemo •I. e I I°vi far
ria ists from the respectability of the Bench will be aug- The door still remained fastened, and they were Mr. Powell here read fro . . ,
t enterin until th nemes by which the prisoner had been designated, and hhe Great Produce Stakes f - •
, or 1840, closed veldt 3.)
~, On the sth inst., at Hunter-street, Mrs. Mardon, of a se°,ll,:e
the people ; and as the people murmured, a modifiea- being taxed for their future support." men ted by this new batch hot out of the Tory oven, fraid to make
a . any further attempt ai h g
e c•
" N w vhat advantage can you propose to youreelf sti-s• On the 6th' inst., at Stratton Strawless, in Norfolk, "'•
Arnold Keppel, of a danghter.
tiorrinf I le ave to those who know the worthies and the police should arrive. In the interva t ree other shots said, e
• o'
°ln with this sort of 1 b '" • '''
sum ug e HIPPODROME SECOND MEETING, 1842. ro•
a less offensive nature was resorted to. The In the face of the • I •
se memoria s, coming from quarters were heard in the room, and when they at leng 1
ta from going On the 7th inst., in the Strand, Mrs. Halse, of a sori, still bo
~,
poll-tax and wages clauses were omitted in the follow- so numerous d
an so respectable, Captain Shipperdsoo hemselves The •
town i of Plymouth, to judge for t .
entered th f d ' able man in his last aon
ey oun the miser . . g Y• . I d 't ' t 1- t • fl.
Prisoner- on mean o lur 3 our ee ings, Sir, but , o- , •
FlitqT DAY N • t• f th 1r 1 P
____, omma ions or e ippot ronme ad- On the Bth inst. •at George Byng's, Esq., M.P. , st. Jame°
ing year and
ou know we are all liable to mistakes. I ain't so par- &CR stakes :-c by Samarcand, out of Paradigrus-c by square, the Lady John Thylline, of a daughter. '"
, the crafty plan adopted which has been a termagant Whig-Radical, addressed the C •. ' orepu lati on of Plymouth at the last enumeratien was .
continued •• ourt in a • He had diechareed one of the pistols at his own breast. 3. e
;yob only one exception (I Anne, s. 2, e. 1), 1 laboured eulogy on the system thus ern hat' %.,6 5:17 and though sea-ports are not in general distm- - ° - cuter but you might find somebody here and there Camel, out of Westeria-c by Camel, out of Waclastra_ On the Bth inst., Mrs. J. F. Binsson, of a. daughter. ere,
really re u- ' ' Nen him lay three pocket pistols, one discharged, one ltilke
me.
cby Uncle Toby, out of Dinah-Master Harry-Deci- On the Bth inSt., Mrs. Taylor, of Atecide„bargh-sclu-
to time present time. Tlie improvement effected to suit 1 dieted by the people, and concluded wipth a • P puished for good order, I challenge without fear any r
of a son.
the selfoll views of the' motion its ' loaded, and the third with the barrel partially un- Mr. Powell-Well, if you are not the person Ime sive-Afamercus-Young Lochinvar- Wordsley-Pros- --
an
landocracy, in time statute, 9 Wil. 1 favour of its continuance. A large ma' • f
jonty o the Ma- I p art of . England to furnish a population of equal mag-
screo ed, as if an attempt bad been made a second time you can bare your 'lnn and she • pero-Seringo-Trueboy-What-Jamal-Brother to
,- , )w us that the picture of' - '' '
3, c. 10, 1697, consisted in blend
ing together the prin- 1 gistrates assernbl d ( rein Isle, equally free from crime and disorder. Out of . .
T - b '1 ts were found on the a brig and the lett - A' A Peloponnesus-Bossu-hing of Frumps. 31,4 R RIP, 7-). 'f•
; , e men of similar politics) supported o reload it. wo or three u. e eis A.. I. are not there in gunpowder. On the 14th ult., at Hambur,;n,
0 pl, of the subsidy atel the assessment on real estate. i his motion ' this nun iber our Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, when I t
COURSING. George, son of the late or
The 'otal -i i ; and so the prayer of the people was by this floor and that fired at Sarah Poole, e Lich had touched Here the prisoner smiled and seid "11" h - Tone,,, Esq., of the Grove, I:lighga.e, to Anna Maria, ow,
. • . .. n mot to be Icivieil was fixed in the 1 " Libe 1" h
ra ody contemptuously rejected. But it was was one of the Grand Jury, fin nished only three cases ' 11 lump, had flattened I have a few - ' , . •e , Iyto be sure
C"D s LE SECOND MEETING Dre 30 31 - '
Is, E. DA . _ . .• , •• 4 , , AND . • ,
Stat'ite, as in thrt in.stance, at 1,484,015/. Is. I 12*
4 (i. conceded 10 the memorialists that a C ' of r .etti , felonice for tsial, only two of which were pro- her left temple and raised a sins , marks nere and there about me as chance . dauglitii of the laic G. N. Urick, Esq., of Ham burgh.
JAN. 1.-The DonglaS of 110/. were Well by the Marquis .
ommittee of Ma. .- i 11 t , e
own tae C,... ar s ip,. would have it."
against ti.e wall, and fallen d ,
and has; cononued to I e fixed in all subsi qnt I -d- I aistratrs sl ould be • d ' e n tee. t. conviction, and of these only two were in- of Douglas's Dux, beating Mr. e‘. Graliam'e Dubli 1
1, . iippointc to inquire generally into i s •e. • ' ''
• d f the suicide on Mr. Powno.- . ,'. • -
Just 1, ' ` ' _DIE D.
tax Acte. It imposed a rate of IBs. on 100 r an
1 b • An inquest was held on the bo y o , ,si us see A hether lam not right.' The Ee';linton Stakes of 95 sovs. by Dr -'•" 1 • .
of per- : the subject of their comnlaints • and from this • • , diva luals ot Plymouth and tho third a child of twelve Show -• • . limb s Queen On the 811:, of October, in District Gorruckpore, Bele)
beginning '
' Seto d lb-- and a verdict of Pao de se returned, a 3oui right arm.
-sq., I
sone! eatatc, anel as no rate was fixed to be ley' ' I •k • ' ,ray a _rnoon
Bee, beating Dorcl Douglas's Kerse. The Eqst 1-.1 Thomas no-, Fs elde-t
ied on lee augur we! for their ultimate success. year sof zee, from the extreme west of Cornwall, and
fl ad been deposed to before Prisoner-Can't see there's any reason for to expose i.• s o b /,d 'la ~• , , • • , • • al - ~ , , .s , s to, - s son of the late T. Ross, F-, ,
real estate, min assessmei t waa only requ'red to be mole I Our readers will not fail to obsetve that in all hi ff 'e I' h llf • . t hit* d
a i . eeee sees Mg t ree la -crown., wo s m Inv, an after the facts above relate' -1
dreadlel transaction, my flesh.-(Laughter.) nide ta. es, y „oi ,eointon s I\llll i)ew. The ilust Olf , London.
•delid
ty to maLe 1,1 the .
on rce 1 prope,r . . these the jury by the witnes,es ta the Brendon Stakes, by Lord Eglinton's Blackbird, and the bn the Ist of November, at Bajainnundry, in the Presi ,dis
1) difference. From this 1 instances the ground of objection to the new s't , lo tw‘o sixPe, aces from a Baker's till, in the absence of the - - . ual directions for Mr. Pow ter r-Itl • k
, - un we shall be able to send you
ts tin as 1 s ' The Coroner accordingly gave the us
Clyde Stakes by Mr. Dourie's Harold. of Madras, Robert Hichens, Esq., of the Hon. East Lng.,
explanation tne public will at once perceive that the been its i T d I • away this time. You have been too long here.
nut' ity an expense. tis only on great eme - u ist i CSS f rom time shop. hris
Company's Civil Service, eldest son of 'William Hichens, -•*"
necessity for a true valuittion of time annual v•alue of ' ' d d 1. • ' b r;
the ieterment of the body at midnight, without C .
~,.,. , ,
MANCHESTER, LYTHAM, AND FLEETWOOD ,
, JAN. 6 I
gencies an un er very pecu ler circumstances t-at .t 1 "he e, elm of the present moment, however, is but . . . .
SI ;geld Independent. lirisoner-W hy 1 m blest if you wool say by and by tetu 7.-The Rossall Puppy Stakes we •of Candi 1
erwel -grove. irJ
real nert was craftily ot rid o • oaf, burial.-Abridged from the i re won by Mr
n --- , • On the 6th inst.,_at Brixton S • Prc Dernam, th
. pro, y . g f , for so long as the , would be likely to be resorted to for tho tit • 1 d h h • dth t
purposes of e pre to eto t e urrice.ne, an esc ou Tages upon that I shall be known across the eater. You gives a ifunt's Bus h
y ; t e • eetsvood, by Mr. Clark's Lott uriey, e y
land contributed the deficiency, it was all right. But I • - -----'-'-'''---.------------
fellow no chance.-Committed. ery • son of Mr. T. M. Hammond, s'ur f
the rights of the nation aro designed to chain them
the Churchtown by Mr. Hutchinson; and the S h' ' geon. , 0
. , , arbitrary aggression upon the liberties of the peo 1
P '•-s. POST-OFFICE INTELLIG.ENCE.-7--ACCOllling to
Will the public be satistied with a continuance of ITI ' • • out :port On the 6th inst., at Romse3 James Coleman z.'q''
doe min ao iect submission. MARLBOROUGH-ST_REET. by Mr. Chew's Major. o i f
so re " &gnus vindice nodes" of tyranny does not oc
. cur notices issued at the General Post-office, the Janet will Leytonstone.
eV('
flagrant an iniquity ?
A iGINIAND JUROR OF PLYMOUTH. •' f ei Sir Thomas Sibley appeared before Mr. HARDWICK, Mon.porn, JAN. 3 AND 4.-The South Northumber- On the 7 h
every da . But there it is, an instrument ready and convey ship-letter bags for the Mauritius rom Lon On t inst., at Liverpool, Mary, widow of the lat
The, Land tax Acts of 1698, 1699, and 1700, con- ! naost fit ly
or such uses vvheneyer the occasion may occur ; , ,
1 Iyrno uth, Jan. 1, 1842.
on the 20th inst., and the Heroine on the 24th ; the to charge Mr. Wyatt, of Suffolk-street, Pall-mall, wsth s of 220/. were won b '
land. Stake. ~ . 3 Mr. Grace's Twirl, Langton, Esq., of Kirkham, Lancashire, aged 77. nor
tinuad the fraudulent system ; but in 1702, on the ac- j and that su • ' beating Mr. Iye s Billy.
ch an instrument should exist in the hands 1. he 6ve naanes which I have deemed it inexpedient Persia for Ceyloo from London on the 20th ; the Seale_ an assault. On the 7th inst., at Windsor, Colonel Basset, of Beaur
cession of Queen Anne, an ' in-Acation of a more honest lofan de ' c IDON DEC 24 -The
Sir Thomas stated that a few days ago lie had engaged CtiEi , • • Cup WitS WOll by Mr. Eden's Glamorgan, and brother of the late Sir Riehard Basset. . giee
artment os dee Executive Government ' 'to oinbo, ny in. my letter are Snow Harris, Surgeon ;by Castle and the Raymond for Bonabay from London on
system of administration was given, hy granting a ; offene aP • ~ Is an
apartments in the defendant's house. Ile had given the Exciseman, and the Stakes by Mr. Craven s Castleacre.. On the 7th inst., at Woolwich-common, Katharine, '
ainst the fir-t rin i
p c ples of the British Con. i
I'S Vial' .1 Henry Hawker, wine merchant ; Joseph Lin- the 15th ; the Florist for Calcutta from Portsmouth on
of Captain H. Inman, R.N., aged 87.
land-tas of 1,979,931/. 19s. Id., to be assessed on I stitutiong.-Ton s' complainant t.inexceptionable references, but the previeus _ --------__
r eland°
es. don , ((corn factor ; James Moore, retired druggist ; and the 20th, and the Santon from Liverpool on the 15th ;
On the Bth inst S h F k th 7 f J 1..05.-
real property only, and 4s. in the pound on the salaries
eyening, to his great surprise, he had been summarily' POWDER FOR THE BRITISII FLEET 111 Es ~ - • •, ara ran s, ewi e o • -
Job a s
Moore a ttorney-et-law. the Abbotsford and the Lord Lowther for Madras and
q., f Islinolo g
n- reen. '
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MANSIOIV-HOUSE.
A young man, named Samuel Atkinson, was brought
before Alderman Gibbs, upon the charge of having ap-
propriated a Bank of England note for 100/., which he
had found. It was quite evident that the prisoner and
his whole family considered the finding sufficient autho-
rity for the appropriation. A clerk of the banking-house
of Messrs. Willis and Co., of Lombard-street, stated that
the porter of the establishment dropped the 1001. note,
which he was sent to the Bank of England to get changed.
The note was immediately ordEted to be stopped at
the Bank, and soon afterwards intelligence was brought
that it had been presented. Witness then learned that
the foreman of a tradesman in Houndsditch, who re-
ceived it from the prisoner, had presented the note, and he
sent to the shop in Houndsditch and saw the prisoner
there, and questioned him on the subject. Upon being
asked where he got the note, the prisoner replied that
it was no business of witness's, and refused to give it
up, although the request was attended by a threat to
have the prisoner apprehended and taken before the Lord
Mayor. The note, which was at the Bank, was
numbered 7,118, and dated sth of February, 1841.
Witness then gave the prisoner into the custody
of a policeman, and caused him to be conveyed to the
station-house in Bishopsgate-street, where, in answer to
the inspector, he confessed that he had picked it up just
outside of the Bank of England. The inspector observed
to him that his conduct was very bad, and that if he had
waited a little while, he would no doubt have been en-
titled to a reward.
The porter to the banking-house, stated that he went
over to the Bank, according to the direction he received,
for change ;and when he missed it, he procured the num•
ber and stopped it.
Alderman Gmns—Well, prisoner, what:can you sit.,
to all this ?—The prisoner stated that as he and his
younger brother were going to the Old Jewry, the latter
saw the hundred pound note lying open on the pavement.
They took it up and went off to Houndsditch to buy some
clothes.
Alderman GIBES—Why did yoli do so ? You knew
it did not belong to you. Prisoner—l did not know who
it belonged to, and 1 thought we had as good a right to
it as any body else.
Mr. Smith, of Houndsditch, tailor, stated that the
prisoner and his mother and two brothers called at his
shop, to purchase clothes, and bought to the amount of
GI. 188., tending in payment the Wu/. bank note, which
witness:,immediately sent by his foreman to the bank,
to get cashed.
The mother of the prisoner said the two boys picked
up the note honestly, and we all went off to Mr. Smith-'s
to buy clothes with it.
Alderman GIBBS—Do you call that having hones/
possession ?
The mother of the prisoner—My Lord, we are a
honest people ; we never did a dishonest thing in ou,
lives, and we all work for the same master, as you can
learn. We could not see then that there was anything
wrong in laying out the money.
Alderman Gipps—lt is so wrong that the prisoner,
instead of receiving a reward, to which he would have
been entitled if he had kept the note for the owner, may
be obliged to stand at the bar of the Old Bailey.
The father of the prisoner—l hope not, your Lordship.
We never meant anything wrong, but the fact is we were
all in a state of madness when we saw the note.
The porter said that a reward of 101. would have been
offered that morning if the prisoner had kept the note in
his possession.
Alderman GIBBS (to the prisoner)— Now, if you had
succeeded in your object, the porter would probably
have lost his place and his character, and you would be
haunted for years with the idea that you had improperly
possessed yourself of the'property of another. If it had
been your own 100/. note, what would you have thought
if some fellow in the street found it and converted it to
his use? The Mother—We all see now, my Lord, that
it was very wrong, but we were all of us actually frantic
at the sight of the note.
Alderman GIBBS—It will be my duty, if the banking-
house think proper to prosecute, to commit the prisoner
for stealing the note, and the mother and other sons for
receiving it, knowing that it was stolen, so, that instead
of getting 101. by the job, you will stand a chance of
conviction and transportation.
The whole of the unfortunate family were greatly af-
fected and terrified at this frightful intimation, and the
prisoner called for mercy on account of his wife, who was
within an hour or two of her confinement. The clerk of
the bankers stated that, in consideration of the state of
the prisoner's wife his employers would forego the pro-
secution.
Alderman GIBBS then stated to the prisoner, that he
and his father and mother were deeply indebted to
Messrs. Willis and Co., and that to say the least of what
had been done it was a most ignorant act. The pri-
soner, upon hearing this intelligence, was to all appear-
ance relieved from a heavy weight, and the mother
assured the Alderman that if any of the family ever found
a hundred pound note again she would take care to
watch for the advertisement before she attempted to dis-
pose of it.
A young man, of very extraordinary appearance, with
a wild aspect, and what is called a " swivel" eye, was
brought up, charged with having passed bad money.
He stated, upon his first examination, that his name was
Cadd, and that he never heard of Mr. Powell, of the
Mine; but the policenian who apprehended him recog-
nised him as a most practised smasher, and so indefati-
gable in his vocation, that the moment he was last
4iseharged fromprison, he entered a shop, and succeeded
in doing a little business, for the purpose of keeping his
hand in.
Mr. Powell attended, and said that the prisoner had
gone by four other names ; and, notwithstanding the
' singularity of his appearance, which nobody, who had
once seen him, could easily forget, persisted on every oc-
casion on which he was apprehended, that he never was
pulled up at a police-office before.
Alderman GiEns—Well, prisoner, do you hear this
account of yourself ? Prisoner—l do, my Lord ; but I
never set my eyes upon the gentleman before.
A policeman stated that the prisoner had been tried
at the Old Bailey, and had been imprisoned for two years,
and as soon as he came out he began to smash again.
Prisoner—Not at all, young fellow—you quite mistake,
young man, and no mistake.
Mr. Powell here read from a pocket-book the several
names by which the prisoner had been designated, and
said, " Now what advantage can you propose to yourself
from going on with this sort of humbug ?"
Prisoner—l don't mean to hurt your feelings, Sir, but
you know we are all liable to mistakes. I ain't so par-
ticular but you might find somebody here and there
like me.
Mr. Powell—Well, if you are not the person I mean
you can bare your arm, and show us that the picture of
a brig and the letters W.M. are not there in gunpowder.
Here the prisoner smiled, and said, " Why to be sure
I have a few marks here and there about me as chance
would have
Mr. POWELL—Just let us see whether I am not right.•
Show your right arm.
Prisoner—Can't see there's any reason for to expose
my flesh.—(Laughter.)
Mr. POWELL—I think we shall be able to send you
away this time. You have been too long here.
Prisoner—Why I'm blest if you won't say by and by.
that I shall be known across the vater. You gives a
fellow no chance.—Committed.
MARL BOROUGH-STREET.
Sir Thomas Sibley appeared before Mr. IlAnnwictc,•
to charge Mr. Wyatt, of Suffolk-street, Pall-mall, with
an assault.
Sir Thomas stated that a few days ago he had engaged
apartments in the defendant's house. He had given the
complainant unexceptionable references, but the previous
evening, to his great surprise, he had been summarily
ejected from the . house, and struck into the bargain.
This was the assault he complained of.
Mr. Wyatt, in reply, told the Magistrate that Sir
Thomas had taken apartments in his house on the repre-

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INTELLIGENCE.-7-ACCOrdiDg to
notices issued at the General Post-office, the Janet will
convey ship-letter bags for the Mauritius from London
on the 20th inst., and the Heroine on the 24th ; the
Persia for Ceyloo from London on the 20th ; the Seale-
by Castle and the Raymond for Bombay from London on
the 15th ; the Florist for Calcutta from Portsmouth on
the 20th, and the Santon from Liverpool on the 15th ;
the Abbotsford and the Lord Lowther for Madras and
Calcutta from London on the 15th, and on the same
day the Conqueror from Portsmodtb ; the Devonshire
for Batavia from London on Ate 15th ; the Peruvian
for Canton from Liverpool on the 19th; the Wilmot and

A MAN ov BusibrEss.—There's a chap
down at Quamphegan so tarnation cute, that he refuses
to pay the debt of Nature unless the discount is taliell oft:—Panch.

BRITISH
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POWDER FOR THE FLEET IN
CHINA.—The ship Thomas Coutts, Commander Wade,
from London for China, put into Plymouth on Tuesday,
last, to take in powder from the Government magazines,
and other stores for the British fleet in the China seas.

the General iteam Navigation Company's
vess Ate Giraffe, R. Stranack, from Rotterdam, arrived
off tl ustom-house yesterday, with the Dutch Mail.

London : Printed and Published by MURDO It°l7'lNG °
No. 112. Straw,. at The Suit Office, No. 112, Strai'-
the County of Middlesex, Monday, January 10, a,12,