The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-05 00:00:00

THE CROPS.

The hay-harvest haw partially eor►unenced in
this vicinity, and the crop promises to be re-
markably heavy. A good season will well coin-
,)cnsate for the dearth of last yen.— Worcester
Journal.

The luxuriance of the growing crops in this
country is almost unexampled. In some placer
the farmers are mowing their wheat to prevent
too great a growth of btraw.—Dub/iii Evening
Post.

The warm and showery weather we have had
of late, and which has greatly advanced the
growth of the grass, and, indeed, of every other
crop in the peighbourhood of Aylesbury, has re-
tarded the use of the ficithc, which was expected
to be in full employ next week. In some places
in the vicinity, however, hay-making has com-
menced. On this day week it began at Eythrope,
and on Monday on the Bicester road.—Bucirs
Chronicle.

The crops, to the distance of 20 miles around
us, wear a most flattering appearance, and pro-
mise an overflowing harvest. Providence, in its
beneficence, gives every assurance of an ample
compensation being made for the dearth of the
last year. This prospect, wo hope, will com-
pletely check that incipient disposition to forestal
which was displaying itself, and which had nearly
ereated a riot in this town on Sunday last,—
Athlone Herald.
Vegetation is making very rapid advances in
Yorkshire. The late copious showers have re-
freshed the face of the country amazingly, and
there is already more grass, both in the pastures
and the meadows, than there was at the coni-
mencement of the last hay harvest. The corn
crops are looking extremely well, and proulike
an early liaryest.-..Lelds Mercury.

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in my way, and I gave them a slight push. I have PLAN OP INVASTON OP ENGLAND,
. - .
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
bailm irn. acttHenAdmapnEcße,s,anwdithhopceoynosiudewrailbllneotrefuseit.
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. the wrong, and the numberless measures they matters peculiarly belonging to his own high pro-
It still remains a problem, whether Napolee ' adopted to guard against the multiplication of, vince, 'which formerly was productive of much mis-
.COURT OF EXCHEQUER..-Jumt 4.
observed that he should not accept of his bail, indignation,
wished to invade England, or whether his lute!
Among the names composing last Friday's paupers, are deserving of more attention from chief to tke Navy, and was long a source of galling
lions
Boulognew e were
floontifilyat.o
WalaermhaytehenoEdnogulibsht
thllatu'lli; . 11149eity in the House of Peers, will he found us than they receive. The Act of Queen Eliza- annoyance and vexation to the veteran officers, who NEWTON AND omens v. yearn= AND ovum.
This was an action brought by Messrs. Newton, The defendant was therefore sent to gaol.
A man named Briffitt was charged with stealing
those of _some Noble Lords who ails acknow- Beth against the building of additional cottages had nothing to. rely upon but their own merits and
length of service. We are sure his Royal Highness the newspaper agents of Warwick-square, against
a horse and cart-load of meat, the property
susopfeGcteeodrgoef rseally.whanted to attempt a landing, There ni,
ledged ter'- be friendly to the principle of the without the perpetual attachment to them of a intends what is right, and that he cannot be so Mr. Verbeke and four other directors of eZE is
Francis, a butcher'.
Corn Bill, and supporters of the present Ad- certain number of acres, had for express object Assurance ompany, to recover 1501. due for adver-gmuch mistaken in the view of his own and the C -
remanded, ashe
The prisoner was is
,aen
RI
Bs
oocuhslqfoougrant (I,e r
Brest,oo lalias,ianngwdh the
itchhe blockade
hT aedxeib,e
eaoni ministration. One inference, at least, will fol- to prevent the breeding of people for whom public interest, as to think he can have a worthier tisements, &c. There was no dispute as to thea great chance of the combined French an"'
low naturally from the last-mentioned fact- there was no employment. But this care was ambition, or can render his country a better service, amount; but evidence was produced on the part ofhaving committed other robberies.
namely, that the Duke of Bedford, with Lords notdisplayed merely in England. Local laws than by discouraging corrupt patronage, and pro- Mi. Richard Langslow, one of the defendants, to
rTo PhlfulFputrer::
Fitzwilliam, Derby, Jersey, and Deere, could • • -
. exist in some parts of Scotland, positively prohi- 'noting experienced and meritorious officers without show that he only became a director of the company
not mean, by the vote they gave in favour of biting parties, without a certain amount of regard to influence or connection.-Morning on the 7th of January, while some of the charges OLD BAILEY, MONDAY, JuNE 4. maining for some days masters of the ChanneP
the Duke of Wellington's amendment, to place means, from marrying:ln - Herald. sought to be recovered had been incurred previously NEW COURT. posely displayed as a bugbear of war, would, ill
themselves in hostility to the King's Ministers : den, and Norway, similar laws were univer- It seems to be one of the many difficult prob- to that date. The Jury, therefore, -returned aver- William Taprell and Ann Taprell, his wife, stood that case, have fulfilled its natural destinatiosi
, diet for so much of the plaintiff's demand as had i • •
as little could they have been conscious at the sal. For instance, Philip Sigismund, Prince lemsof practical
legislation to frame a system of indicted for having, on the 22d of April last, stolen and served for
arisen subsequently to the above day. The plaintiffssilver the conveyance of his army. T°l
moment that the Bill would be lost elsewhere by Bishop of Osnelm u b E •
r„„ y. an • diet, dated law which
shall, at once, effectually protect a must sue the other four defendants in a separate ac- a snuff-box, value 5/., five 10/. notes, and ten tides
would have sufficed to enable him to dust!
such an interference with one of its most im- • • . '
1608, prohibited the erection of a new house f • lion for the balance. , Si. notes, the property of Richard Parish, Esq
air creditor, and punish a fraudulent debtor, butloo,ooo men on the shores of Great Brit'
Mr. Parish identified the snuff-box to be his.pro-portant provisions. Either, then, on the report under a penalty of ten golden florins, and would WM.:MT V. BIANETT. Five days' march to the banks of the Than
of the Committee, an opportunity may be taken
.allow of no cottage where '
none previously save from hopeless ruin an unfortunate one. To perry.
This was an action to recover 38/ the '
, price ofwould have led the French more forward in wj
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty • against
to qualify the conclusion which the Tories have existed, and only one family to live in one cot- secure the interests of the first and last class, and some articles •.
of ironmon eery, furnished g y,by the plain- William Taprell d •dan ac the female prisoner. conquest of the world than thirty battles gaill'"
thought proper to draw from the apparent co- tape. These precautionary laws were universal to reach the knavery of the second, are results tiff to the defendant. The delivery of the articlesthe Continent • d
Several respectable witnesses 11PPeared, and gave upon
~ nor would a complete so
operation of the friends of Ministers with their among our forefathers, at least among the
na- hitherto unattained ;we are afraid we may add, was proved, and there was no dispute about their Taprell an excellent character. final invasion have been indispensably requisite
determined and headlong enemies ; or the intro- lions f the North belongingto the T
o . . Teutonic they are unattainable. But, as in all cases, we value. Mr. John Freeman, one of the proprietors of for obtaining such immense adeantages. Aif
auction of another Bill will b • with it an- stock ,• and it is, no doubt, in a great measure may approximate to the point which we cannot Mr. CHITTY, on behalf of one of the /bail, who Stevens's Hotel, ascended the witness-box, and treat, it must be admitted, would have beef_
other division, more directly illustrative of the owing to the th t thl ' I- ' it -
m a i e populationi was so ong comp etely reach ; and has been attempted, by defended the action, thatcontendedthe 1 • if
as
hls emu was stated that he had paid Mr. Parish 1001., which Mr. attended with almost insurmountable difieW
clear sense of the Upper House of Parliament. e not entitled to recover, inasmuch l
9.4
enabledta reserve its respecthbi ity. Towards various modifications of the Insolvent Debtors he furnishetrthe goods, that the defendant whentaken Parish lost in his house, and for which that gentle- ties; but the prospects of the landing _ were. "
The avowed purpose of the Duke of Welling- the middle of last century a tribe of declaimers Act, to accomplish this object. We wish ano- the house for which they were supplied for - man held him answerable. He now wished the ficientl alluring balance y gto the difficulties Of
ton'samendment was to frustrate the fraudulent •
is -
in every country, began to preach up, without ther object could be accomplished-that of pun' h • • •
pose of receiving the improper visits of gentlemen. Learned Sergeant to him in what h
inform
concoction of artificial averages, by raising the
qualification, doctrine that population formed ing, by depriving of all legal remedy against a NI to recover that sum, which his Lordship declined If
Mr. Walter, an attorney, called on the plaintiff to d • London were once taken, Napoleon jute;
price at which warehoused corn might be releas- the strength of States, without reference to the debtor, the fraudulent creditor. The fact • is noto- tender him his demand, without the which
doing, saying " the case is now over, and I can make •
gined England would be as good as cony-011A'
ed from bond, to a point so far distant from 625., proportion between the population and the rious, that there are many tradesmen who cannot refused. He admitted, upon that occasion, that Gen. Marmont observed to him, in the month
_
that no dexterity nor audacity of manoeuvre could means for their subsistence. In many countries be said to give credit, but who invite it-per- although the defendant had been introduced to kim MDDLESEX SESSIONS.-Justs 4. of Oct. 1805, at Augsburg, that if the !anal
be supposed capable of reaching it. But this, all sorts of encouragement were held out •
,found- sons who tempt and importune individuals to by a Mrs. Kelly as a married woman, he discovered, had actually been effected, the Austrians wouP
the guise ofregulation •
which comes under a line I 't lerected, in order 1 •d• •
8 iospi a s were - purchase their commodities, from whom, at subsequently to the delivery of the first arcel of Mr. ADOLPHUS p . rose to exhibit articles of the immediately have " declared war." 46 Ido nc4
only, works in fact a metamorphosis of the whole duals might free themselves from the the time, they •
e copse- e me, ey never expect to receive their 1_ : goods, what her condition d
WAS; an complained, peace, on behalf of Robert William Warner Esq. think so," replied the •1" thei
•'le of the measure. The Bill is in its s' •
princip quences of their irregularities, and have their money, but they know they have friends or althoughshe had •
that
paid him punctually at first, of Margaret-buildings Lambeth, against /lir T e Emperor; "but i
• T. had attacked us, the old women of Strasburg
origin and nature one for absolutely supersed- offspring reared at the expence of the State.- relations who will not suffer - his . (like other women of her description, who had been Watson, a gentleman 'residing in Drury-lane. The would have been sufficient to dispute their 13°'9'
s best customers), she afterwards neglected to do Learned Counsel stated, that Mr. Warner, having
ing the prohibition which before existed against The result of all thi •
s tampering was the inflicting son ; and upon this feeling of honour, or of at-sage of the Rhine." So great was his confidence,
so, even when to his knowledge she had gentlemen been insulted by Mr. Watson, in Surrey, a indic
the import of foreign wheat, and for permit- on the. their subjectsj a great deal of distress. It has tachment, they calculate as their security. Persons with h from
er, whom she must hare received money. merit had been preferred against him in that count that the to of his enterprise would have pe'
Zing in all cases its entry for consumption been again and again remarked, that the States of this • description 1
lave no right to the same His houseke 1 eper aso observed, in his presence that to which he was bound over to a ear, •3' trifled the Kin sof the Continent and iodated
pp , but in the.g,
p
in Enuland on the payment of certain ape- in Germany, in '
which the old customs have been protection as those who deal honourably in busi- when she applied to her upon one oc • '
mum, she had mean while Mr. Watson hail gone to the house of a an immense national effort in France.-Generat
ID ,
cified duties. The House of Lords, however, retained, of restraining the unions of persons ness, and who employ. just and prudent means to a 100/. note in her lap, which she said " she had lady named Browne, and declared that he would Foy, vol. 1, p. 33.
by this famous and statesmanlike amendment, without visible means of subsistence, preventing satisfy themselves that they safely give just done gentleman f "
a out o . provoke Mr. Warner into some violent breach of the
has' actually revived the prohibitory principle, and the splitting of occupations, &c. are'-
the only- credit. We are how may
•
aware extremely diffi- Sarah Jervis-Was servant to the defendant, and Peace, and finally murder him. LONDON MARKETS.
inerafted it on a law expressly framed for the States in which the lower orders are comf 1 • 1
ortable. cu tit must a ways be, to distinguish what may accompanied the last witness to show him where The CHAIRMAN, after perusing the articles, said.
r:,
banishment of prohibitions altogether. Wheat Contrast Austria, for instance, with becalled the moralof debts, • h
some qualities - the plaintiff lived. She was presentat the inter- it appeared to him that the lady alluded to,
. Mrs. The highest
pries PRICE OF oinF
tilieRIAD.
is %de fortee,
be imported from Holland at any price; of the crowded States ' '
on the Rhine, and ference to all the circumstances under which -
view, and observed tothe I • B ( •
p =tiff that he knew rowne a beautiful young female, fashionably 411 r. Loaf. There are others who sell from 1
14d, t:'10,40 P"-
'Mayhow the defendant was situated, to which he assented. dressed, who was seated near Mr. Ad 1h o p us), was that price.
.......' I
and when at the price of 625., on payment of the Swiss Cantons. In A • ustna, the pea- they may have been contracted ; but the prin. No o gentleman in particular lived with Mrs. the cause of the dispute between the two
gentlemen. PRICE OF SEEDS.-JUne 4. n.. I
20s. Bd. But the same article, if lodged in a santry enjoy comfort and abundance, and are ciple is one which should not be wholly lost Barnentte New En fish Red Clover Seed (per Cwt.) 701. 735. tine 735. ir,•
Mr. ADOLPIIUS acknowledged that that was the Oki DittiODitto 30s. 425. tiness.
British warehouse, shall not, when the price is never excessive in point of
numbers. Every part sight of, if we arc desirous of administering On her cross-examination, the witness said she case. New Foreign Ditto. 4Bs. s. r.,
628., be brought to market on the payment of a of Switzerland, On the other hand, swarms with strict justice between the parties. With respect had been tried a
i t the Old Bailey for stealing, but The CHAIRMAN said, that the
New White Clover •
. __ 265. 38s. fine 408. Ir.:
.... .sae, 645. fine 71s. 14'-.,,
tax of 20s. Bd., no nor one of 40s. Bd., nor on necessitous poor ; and in several of the States on to the law as it now stands, it is, we believe, was acquitted.Old
e 11..trtot. 7....„...„,..„,„.„...„„,........,„*.,,,, 34a. 465. Sine Sta. aw•_„,
sufficiently specific in stating who Mrs. Browne
any condition whatever : it is prohibited. The the Rhine, whence the emigrations have' chiefly generally admitted, that
,there are many and Sarah Kelly said she was a washerwoman, and and what occupation her husband followed. was, olDitteo°l - _ . 295. 61. fine 7s. n.fj:
7s. 225. line 10'. :
may feed us and make his for taken place to North Am • they h been'
Dutch merchant, - erica, ey have •
grievous defects which dog the machinery of the had introduced Mrs. Barnett to the plaintiff, to Mr. ADOLPHUS (after conferring with the lady) Rib Grass
English Caraway 5eed.....-.......-..... Sla.
98"ne
32'1.
tune by the venture, while the English merchant obliged to recur to measures of considerable severity Insolvent Debtors' Act ; and, whom she stated tl
among those tie-iat she was not a married woman, said there were reasons which made Mrs. Browne Foreign Ditto'w"
. Vs. ads. eater
_............................. -41. 3s. sea: 10...!4,09.
•
Coriander -s. Ns. 30s. mew' n ....4
looks on and i.es ruined, the people of England to prevent excessive population. In the Netherlands, ,
tects, none which press more heavil u on the but was kept by a gentleman, who came to her off • l
le uctant to disclose the profession and residence of st. Foie (per Quarter)............ -s. -s. -s. tine 4or•
11-ordered country, much attention
awe .
.. . has lately . Y P and on and passed by the name of Barnett. Before
being condemned to fast until the east wind shall
insolvent than the expence he must incur to ob- her husband, from whom she was living apart • but Rye Grass .............-------.......--.... 255. 30s. new .v,•• ,u'
been paid to this important subject from the latelyher ,pie par . . 363. 425. new 4% -
. _
enable the flat-bottomed galliots of the Scheldt • . introductionlivediiia to the plaintiff the defendant had she was perfectly willing to be sworn to what' was s e ssa
sive amount of the drains for the relief of the unem- twin such advantages as it secures for him. Oureed f r feeding . -s 38s 40s. -n 390,
and Texel to relieve them. Then see how this i d
p oye poor. We seem to have known nothing of attention has been more immediately directed tolodging, and was only visited by Mr. Bar- in the articles.
nett; but, subsequently to her taking this house, she Ditto, for crushing3Bs.
Canary Seed, New.............-.....»...-:-.965. 100 s. fine 1155.....„
project affects another great branch of trade, Ireland beyond the pale, till within a period which this subject, by the perusal of a pamphlet just understood that she received different men. The CHAIRMAN thought that both parties, under Ditto old,
...s.
(per Bushel).- -s. 12a. 14e. fine, og.
which Parliament has latterly been doing so does not date far back. How the natives lived, • br hd b II J
oi published is eyi r. ones, the Marshal of the Mr. JERVIS, for plaintiff; r the contended that the these circumstances, ought to be bound over. He White
o irtotard Seed- '-'B. 16e. 20s. ne..4
e was always reluctant to lend himself to quarrels 'ir,urai9 Seeds, Rounds•
1 36s 425. One
...s•
much to encourage. At one blow the whole the nature of their habits, were utterly unknown to King'sß lin which thatgentleman - evidence was insufficient to reesen aonidd Red Ditto -..--.......,... . -3. 445. 465. 00,.! O.
of the E, •
system of entrepot-the safest, the wisest, the the descendants English, whether Catholics cified some of the more prominent practical de- that theplaintiff knew that warrant the conclusion about ladies, and he did not wish to know the parti- Tar ....-.........----.......--91. Od. 6s. 6.1. ATM L.• .•-•
13.
Orr Protestants. In Swift's time, it is evident that the defendant had taken culars of this 'squabble. Ditto New -a. -e. tine 12e• ..j.
soundest expedient that ever was resorted to forfects of the Act in question. The following this housep
for theRa e Seed English, ? , fine (per Last) 201. 931....., Foreign 20...:..../
1 ''.-
ittle was known in Dublin of the native Irish. purposes alleged; and still less The CHAIRMAN
ordered the case to stand over
-policy and profit in any country-is annihilated, extracts exhibit a few of them :- that the articles in question (principally kitchen fur- PRICE 00. F OIL. .„„ 6
During centuries
ius
.. these poor natives were allowed until to-morrow, when the parties might again attend Rape 011, brown
Refi
so far as concerns the supply of corn to this" About th• t •"lir y years since, observes 11 r. Jones, "the niture) were supplied to her in furtherance of an Linseed Oil ned ~...... al 6
to live in a state of savage liberty. Can we late Y the Court.
'island. With a bounty of 4s. per quarter to w'yonder at the contrast '''
between their habits and Sir Joseph Mawbey and the writer of these pages, as such object. Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand 119
a 0
Rape Cake, per ton-
the importing merchant, as against the depo- those of peasantry who, for hundreds ofyears, h Magistrates. for the county of Surrey, discharged many The Jury returned a verdict for the - Patrick Cochrane was indicted for an assault on __ ..-____....-•
hundred insolvents. They were careful, of course, in re- Damages, 381. Dr. Bateman, the parish surgeon of Shadwell. The WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.-June4._‘_
eitor of wheat, who will be mad enough to ware- been accustomed to the restraints of . hate
social order ? mending those whose eases required such a m.eaaure, and ' Hay.......--. 84s. Od. to 115 s. Od. I Clover...-. 90s. Od. to 16."
prisoner pleaded guilty to the indictment ; but Mr.
WOODS, GENT., V. DICE, EsQ. 5traw.........-- 6s. Od. to 42a. Ocl:___
house any wheat at all ? What, then, will be our But that wild liberty now enjoyed by the lower they were never comp • • complained against, in any one instance, on Alley, who conducted the prosecution, said the
This was an action to recover 4701., the amount
prompt resource in cases of sudden panic or emer-. orders of the Irish, must be interfered with. We account of their decision.IaiPRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-June 4. oe
of the plaintiff's bill of costs for his services as at- •
assault was of such an aggravated nature, that he was Kent Pockets
toe
2 there be a sudden rise of price, know that individuals in the condition of the lowest "At that period, the whole expence of the insolvent, for anxious Dr. Bateman should relate the circumstances Sussex Ditto , W. 16s. 71. Ise. to lip
gency . Suppose of the Irish, cannot easily be made to feel any pru- preparing to obtain his discharge, seldom exceeded a guinea tome and agent for the defendant, Quintin Dick, Essex Ditto . 71. 7s. 81. os. to n•• 44
vrith a steady wind, as often happens for whole of the transaction.
dential restraint. But we have little fear that means and a half, hardly ever two guineas, which, with the Court Esq., M.P. for Oxford, during and subsequently to Farnham Ditto, Fine- W. Os. 101. Os. to 11/. n..
months, from the westward, which of these wise- his canvass for the representation of Maldon. lt appeared that Dr. Bateman was called on in Seconds .......... W. Os. 71. Os. to W. r*
-124'
of restraint would be devised by Proprietors, if the fees and all other expences, seldom exceeded4hree guineas-- Kent Bags- 6l. 6e. IL 06.03 li•
e.cres, who now, in opposition, have treacherously
consequence of their neglect were to be felt in di a sum quite large enough fora man to ay who had just It was contended for the defendant, that the his professional capacity to attend the defendant's Sussex Ditto
61. Os. 7L 15s to • 0.
tuened tail upon their own Cabinet measure, and on minished income. The Catholic Priests in ma - any given up his all upon oath, before the CmPirt, and must, of plaintiff's demand was • excessive-first; in charging wife, on
. the 12th of April ; she was at that time in „ssex Ditto
Old Duty laid at £60,000.
Si. Os. 71. or. to 11*
........""'
their late afflicted Chief which of them will have States of Euro d Europe are not many any of their flocks necessity, be compelled t • y,o raise whatever money may be by items, and at so much per day together • and
the pains of labour, and lie was alone with the fe- PRICE OF POTATOES.-June 4. ,5.„,,
devise any mode of
enough pf intellectual resource to. .
till
o certain certificates from the Civil Authorities are subsequentlrequired for effecting his discharge.
" From stateof tl • ungs, let us turn to the present secondly, in charging a guinea a-day h f eac or two male, at twelve o'clock at night,. when, at a parti- Yorkshire Kidneys 41. lOs. to SI. Os. Per *
cular crisis, the defendant burst into the room and B"tch Reds
clerks, one of whom lead beers
paid 10s. per day for Oxnobles and Shaws 31 Os to Si.0e• ditto.
saving these poorer countrymen from famine-their obtained. Why not impose some sort of restraint • this
Court and its proceedings. The Commission, it is true, insisted on remaining there. Dr. Bateman re- os. ditto.
Marsh Champions .r."---. ' • • * • to.
.
affluent brethren-themselves perhaps-from outrage on the Catholic
part of the time by Mr.-Dick's C • ommittee, apd the
And indiscriminate plunder ? This amendment, we small part of their incomes from marriages All as it was before •but
. _. , now
.h the Commissioners
ied have thought other had been paid a guine
dnrin the oil ( hichl - a a-day as 011-clerk, quested the defendant to step out of the room for
uarter of an it ' • a hour, as was highly improper for Per lb. PRICES OF LEATHER. X
,d;"16
repeat, goes to the ruin of. the warehousing system,
this sounds harsh ; but it must be recollected.bi the Mayor.Butte 5o co 561 b..... 11 t. 'Eli Tarmac:lHr° errseltiildes.... 11.. /I
(111iln to be there. The defendant made no reply,
--an extreme of evil which possibly was not in the are speaking of a country the worst
o vorned,
awnde proper to
now called,
fived,
toorpsiractiusne inr
that Court. attorneys,Soormage oefstthseasse ObjectionsgPwerewurged astoteodthiesr items of the bill also,Ditto.....
ress..
11siodeto, 661 b- Sii iig Spanish yeirtta.,............, 14
contemplation of those who suggested it •: but when the worst ordered, without exceptiogn, of any in agents are, undoubtedly, men of respectable character and so as to cut it down within the sum of 3OO guineas but immediately commenced a most brutal atta
Fine Coach Hides 15 18 dozen, fl
Calf Skins- 36 to 401 b. g, go
A rough-handed fellow in a passion lays about him Europe, which calls itself Christian. There is irreproachable conduct, but most of them have their scoots already paid to the plaintiff. on the prosecutor, kicking him and knocking him Crop
Hides 35 to 401 b 14 1
nudely to right and left, he little guesses where his nothing like the filth and wretchedness of Ireland- employed in every prison, to watch ; ; ; .nconi.ng pr.soners The Jury, after retiring f ' or some time, returned a down several times. It was not until Dr. Bateman Ditto-.....; sto 50lh: 15 4 Dittoa -.........7(0) I.: rat go,. v
Ditto. l7 19 Small Seals, Groonlan
'blows may fall; and wonders, the next morning,
the oppression of
. . the people--the
whom they attack instantly on their arrival, with a view of verdict for 821., in addition to the 315/.already paid. alarmed the watchman that the defendant desisted.
RAW HIDES. cl•
what in the world could have possessefirm, d • If any • bare-faced ,
merging 0, every thing in the interests of Aristocracy getting them as clients for their employers. These • harpies The defendant expressed his contrition for his out- Per Stone. s. d. to s. d. I Per Stone. 4. O. to!; 9
generally make a demand of six pounds upon the or insol- rageous conduct, and said he was Under the in- Best Heifers& Steers 29 3 0 Ordinary llO
.....'
thing could have rendered certain Tory personages and Church, in any other part of Europe. This POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Mlddlings.-...-....... 2 4 2 6 Market celf.,-=.„."....' I 2....7.....,- .
is vent, in order to commence their operations, out of which fluence of liquor at the time.
more thoroughly disliked than they long have been ss
_ tea concurrent language of all travellers. Int 1• e ligent they are, in general, allowed to retain one sovereign, at SHEEP SKINS. ,„ al•
throughout the country, this new attempt to cut on e
oeservers from the Continent begin now to repair to least, for their own use ; and when that •at is gone (which is GUILDHALL.-Rebecca Rogers a own The defendant's wife also presented herself to Downs ................ 2s. 6d. toss. Oct. I Larrib*----, os. od. to u.•
the public subsistence would have done it for them. Ireland, by way of seeing how far the neglect andthe notice of the Court, an entreated for mercy for
very soon expended, or said to be so), an application Jewess, brought before ' - • d
is was Alderman C. SMITHPaIIed , Os. Od. to Os. Od
............/
The Whig Lords, we suspect, considered the prole-
oppression of the lower orders can be carried, made to the insolvent for as much more •; and if that is not Yesterday, having been stopped on suspicion of hay- her husband. She carried an infant six weeks old COAL MAR KET.-June 4. 94'0
Sidon at first sight to be merely what its author - Morning Chronicle. complied with, the insolvent is threatened with having his ing stolen property in her possession. in her arms, and said she was starving in the streets Adnir's
Beaumont 3ls. 33. Walls End Newman*, 0
9
30 3 Ditto Cramlington---.. no $
scribed it, and were thus entrapped into a hasty vote. business given u with the loss of the advances he has al-
p, .
.Wolfe, a constable of Farringdon Within, observ- from her husband being deprived of his liberty; Dean's Primrose -28 5 Ditto Hi1da....,.....- St 04
We published on Monday a letter from a " and for God's ici,ake, Gentlemen," continued the Eighton Main --...,-.. 29 0 Ditto Hotsp
'We may mention here, that it is confidently ru- ready made. The prisoner is thus called upon for one ad- ed the prisoner walking part the ward watchhouse Heaton 33 9 Ditto Northumberlandur 99., 71
d that the amendment of the Duke of Welling- correspondent signing himself " A Captain in the vince after another, so long as he is able to raise a shil- poor creature, hare pity on him. He has a Hotspur Main 29 15 Ditto Poareth - $
moored in Queen's-bead passage, Newgate-street, about 12 34
ling; and it is supposed that, upon an average the ex- wound in his head, and when he drinks he does not necodir r.,-..... S 3 0 Ditto Ridde11'5............... st) 0
founded on a total and most unaccountable Royal Navy," relative to the recent appointment o'clock. She walked rather lame, and had .28 3 Ditto Russell's „....,--- 34 0
ton waspence& attending a prisoners
discharge amount to at . u a parcel know what he does. He has always been kind Pere Eastug
Misunderstanding of a letter of 'Mr. Huskisson. His of Commanders in his Majesty's Navy as second a y 29 6 Tantield Trader......,..., r/ $
least 251.".
:-" with her ; and judging from her appearance that she
and good husband to me." The prosecutor joined Poptop Windsor ............ 30 0 Londonderry small ...... ,1
stepeote. .30 0 Lambton small .......,..... ;E, a
Grace had, by some strange mistake, applied the Captains of line-of-battle ships. Our comes- Again There is an officer belonging to this Court was a girl of light character, he ventured to ask her in •
recommending the defendant to the mercy of the TlDvinleY 3l o Cowpen....-----. 35 0
meaning of the letter to a perfectly different matter pondent considers this appointment objections-
whose profits are said to be enormous, without being sub- the contentsof the parcel, and where she had Court. Willington .---......-. 33 6 Fordel Main......-....-,--' so 0
from thzt intended by the writer.--Timer. ble on several grounds, and states that it is jest to any risk whatever, and that is the Clerk ofbrought •
the
it from. She replied that it was some silk
i The CHAIRMAN then told the prisoner that, if the Wylam 32 0 Hartley .O
Walls
En 35 6 Elgin Main ....„„„„,,;,......77; ri 6
A pansiehlet has been put into our hands on likely to excite dissatisfaction with regard to the Court, who, if 18,000 prisoners have been discharged, has which a young man had given replied,
her a din Dit.Walls
o Brown'su(l 1111 and Co. 34 9 Walls End Hett0n.......-• 34 $
Fever and Pauperism, in Ireland, first movements of the Lord High Admiral. received, no less than 10s. 6d. for each of them, which will to further questions, saidshe did ; n answer prosecutor had not humanely recommended him to-. Si II Ditto Ly0n5.......---,,' JO $
the subjec✓t
of - 29 1 Ditto Stowart's ....---, so.
'den to the Dublin Fever
by Dr. Grattan, .PhYsl Among the political changes which have lately amount to 9 450/. in five ears u on this fee alone, which
is paid for nothin o Y P • • •• n earth but svitnessing the petitions man's name, nor were he might be found. The;
In b
months'fthat
. imprisonment. consideration, owever, Ships at Market, 64%--Shipe sold, 35N-Unsol.4
Hospital, Sec. Dr. CIL
Patten says that time Fevers occurred, there was one which we alluded to at and swearing the insolvents to their schedules. This duty' parcel contained upwards of twelve yards and a half o ha circumstance, the Court would mitigate his IRISH MARKETS.
in Ireland may all original.
‘3 ill the want of food, the time as affording us unmixed pleasure, and might be much more satisfactorily performed by any of the of black sarcenet, and four pair of ladies' kid gloves. punishment to five weeks' imprisonment. DUBLIN MARKET NOTE.-Fatoav June l' f.
He thought it his duty to bring her before thes. ii
that Fever Hos- turnkeys belonging to the prison in which the insolvent From
and he does not scruple to say; that was the appointment of the Duke of Cla- Thomas Bradford was indicted for having as- 371 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone S o To 95 1.6
39 o ~
pitals, and all other precautionary pleasures will might happen to be confined, instead of the Clerk of the Ma istrate.
, rents to his present high and important station. n •
Court making a parade of going, attended by his clerk, with To tne Alderman she stated, that she lived in the saulted William Warne, on the 14th of April. It 12 8ere............-........- 16 stone 16 0 17 0 .- 0,,
asid deed-sts-
(ats 16 stone - 0 - 0 rii r
was proved that the prisoner came to Mr. Warne's
be unavailing, so long as the poverty . While the Navy was governed by the late Board a hag sixty
full of or seventy schedules and petitions at a neighbourhood of the Commercial-road. She had Barley... 14 stone 16 020 0
tution of the people is so extreme. To talo an of Admiralty, we felt it our duty more than once time, to the King's Bench prison alone, for every one of known--
the young man who had given her the silk residence (who is Clerk to the Commissioners of 5,937 Cwt. Flour-....... 9 stone 11 0 26 o '73, 60
219 Oatmeal 11 stone 16 0 23 0 ' eS
individual or two from a diseased district into a to call the attention of the public to the state of which the fee of 10s. 6d. is claimed and paid. Surely the
about three months. He came into Cheapside ever the Southampton Estates) for the apparent purpose Sold to Bakers only. 9
fever hospital, is like removing a .person from the Navy, and the vicious system of patronage turnkeys, whose duty it is to be personally acquainted with ni htafter nine '1 kand •d•
g
Average prils 0 26 0
iic2• 0
co of Wheat
rs and
t Flour 50x.
x 59• to
2114' of,
every prisoner, and to know who he is, and where he comes Mr. Warne was procuring a receipt, the prisoner
the aguish districts of Lincolnshire ; the causes and favouritism which was gradually reduc-own-piece some time. She did not know where
from (lest ' an escape should take place), would he, at least, g took a loaded pistol from a basket, and he was in the 't.seieeseilsls of Flour, 1::592/ Seconds, ..-. frroomm 16s: 6d. to Sitt 0
of the disease remain unaffected, and its activity ing it to decay. We showed that this system as proper persons to go through that duty as the officer of he lived, or was employed. act of cocking it, when Mr. Warne's daughter C Thirds, -....... from lie. Od. to
_AO
is not diminished among the remaining inhabi- was as inevitably destroying the efficiency of the the Court and his clerk, who cannot be supposed to know The ALDERMAN asked her what return she had screamed, and Mr. Warne succeeded in
wresting the MICE Or BRED.
Quart= Loaf, 41b. 50z....9Md. I Half.quartern, 21b. 20".....:%/.
tants. But how are poverty and destitution to service, as the dry-rot consumes the timbers of any thing of the prisoners, except by the transient view made him or was to make him ? pistol from the prisoner's hand, who was taken into t•
peq°,....4
which they have of them upon that occasion, by which Wheat, Barley. Oats. I Flour,
be :w=ed ?In the present state of that country the vessel on which it seizes. We had under- " Oh, Sir," she replied, smiling, " I could no t make custody. On examining the pistols it was found to per barrel per barrel per barrel! , "1---2,1*
they would not have it in their power to identify the la •20 stone, 16 stone. 14 stone. Ist.
............'l,
fY P - him any return. I thought he was particularly
kind, be primed and loaded with ball, and it was stated
we ho.!:1 it impossible to find employment for the stood that his Royal Highness himself a-sailor, sorters if it should become necessary. Instead, therefore, _ ______. -.--........ all• 0
to be sure." s.d. a s.d. s. d. a s.d. s.d. aa. d. s. d. as. d.s. 6,...190
that he had mentioned to several persons his inten-
whole popu.
tenon, and, consequently, to prevent and the comrade of gallant men-often express- of the 10s. 6d. which is now paid, the turnkeys would
The ALDERMAN said, if she was to make no re- lion to shoot Mr. Warne, to whom he attributed his Limerick Cork
the occurrence of scenes at which human nature ed his disapprobation of that state of things feel themselves amply remunerated by a fee of Is. for wit- svaterrge ;3 otg :1; 07-1 g gFa tri ;10
0-= 0 °O
? P 696
shudders. But a beginning should he made in which allowed of those abuses and brought the nessing the petition, and the like sum for swearing to the turn, the story was the more improbable. He inquired dismissal from his situation as a watchman, some n eotrasmt 7.- 30 0-35 016 0-18 615 9-17 617 6-19 0 1 0.... 0
schedule, which the Commissioners might authorise them if she was known as a prostitute ? time before. CI n e- 28 4-31 815 0-17 616 4-18 115 0-16 (1 „,5 0„. g 0
the way of attemptiss to emerge from this best defence of the country into peril and clisre- to do." Wolfe said he had observed her in Ch 'd eapsi ehe The risoner ut in a written defence in b•
p p , w ich
. Tralee...... 00- 0 0 00-0 0 14 0-15 2 00- 0 0 %O. ", 6
Carlow.-. 28 9--3 t 0 18 0-20 0 18 0-19 0 00-- 0 0 u 6,...1
diseased -state. Dr. tirattan, amidst some sties- pute. It was, therefore, with no ordinary feel- "It is universally allowed," observes Mr. Jones, in believed, but be could not • kpositively'
speak as to her he stated that he was the son of the Rev. John Galway -32 0-30 716 0-17 0190-0 0 16 6-1 qtrl9
17l ore enthusiasm than •
tries of-satisfaction we welcomed his accession to conclusion, " that the present Insolvent Act has been character. n. .
gestions which betray , .
hit 0 Bradford, of Holme, in Lancashire, and that he had Beef, Mutton, Pork,
imon, on one an office which gave him the noble opportunity of productive of more frauds and perjuries than airy Act that - per lb. per lb. per cwt. 'lst. 2d. ' • 1.4.
solid judgment, has, in our op The ALDERMAN had not the least doubt
that some served his Majesty in twelve sea battles, and ninety- -- --.--. --- -,,, 0.„ 0
from which advantage may be deriv&A. 1-le pro- redeeming the Navy of England from such dis- ever was passed in this country, because it is hardly pos-
sible for any insolvent to take the benefit of it without Young man was robbing his employer to '
s, repay her nine land engagements, and that he did net bear the (I. ad. d. a d. c.d. aa.6.s. d. a:S. s. it 5,:n 64u,0
Cork o -0 o - 0 20 0.-.30 090 0 820 70 Onuslro
voses the establishment of a poor rate, not in the grace, and restoring it to the respectability and • • •
being guilty of perjury. favours and should not part with her until the least ill-will to Mr. Warne. Limerick.- 4 -5i A-51 25 8-36 0960900 80 0 70 0./ 0
menner of that of England, but levied lib a grandeur of its hest days. We are still far from e There is, however, another point connected with the officer had had sufficient time t ' o make inquiry. The Jury baying found the prisoner Guilty, the Waterford 0
._-:fo3 (5)
....:g Itg-tissfeasg-(0)-,0___---ii,;()
Property Tax. As the tenantry in Ireland are 'supposing these expectations will be disappoint- s 13;
u_.,ect of still greater importance, inasmuch, .as without She was remanded until Friday. Court ordered him to enter" into his own recogni- rclinTnistei _54
-- 6 n - 51139 0:7:- 0 086 7. : -**(191410
62 /
speculating upon an alteration in the present system, it re- Tralee- 4 -51 41} -51 22 0-23 098482 0 72 0 0 11
all rented beyond their ability' to pay, and ed, though we cannot but admit that our tor- MARYLEBONE-OFFICE.--Yesterday George
ranee of 100/., and two sureties in 40/."each, and to Carlow , Ss-7 5-7-0-0092 0 80 0 70 0 :•..... O.'
pates to an actual grievance, which without special
would promise any amount of rent, to amass e imprisoned until he procured them.
respondent's letter contains some arguments .' . notice, Barnetcharged by Sir Harry Neale,with b •
perhaps, no new system might alleviate, on the was - 0 -- 0
them for the poor would operate very differently - which make the recent appointment appear an other hand, it might be remedied even w'ithout while,the total improper and careless driving, and fined 10s. with - SCOTCH MARKETS.
_.........,4
from tile way it operates in England. We are ; ; ii; ;
in ju....e.ous measure. But whatever juagment charge, which the writer of these remarks cannot but costs. . A very remarkable natural anomaly may nowPeet
disposed to believe that a Property Tax, appli- his Royal Highness may have exercised on the think would be highly advantageous. William Dona an a Young man, was charged with be seen at the Infuse of Mr. James Bird, Riggshield, Kirk- Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beano. .5
The part which is now referred to is the insertion of stealing " Briton--three young hares suckled by two cats ! The cats Aberdeen 29 32 29 31 23 23 -- " 46t ''/
cable to the starving poor-which would affec- subject, we cannot believe that the improper in- ng a carriage umbrella, belonging to Mrs. Brent,
a clause in the Insolvent Debtors' Act, rendering an actualof
York-street, Portman-square.--Remanded. both kittened in one hay-basket, in the byre. A ruthless Berwick...-. 43 45 V 3024 27 --, ''''' .... /
Plate, of course, quitrents, beneficial leases, and fluence of some bad adviser has dictated this step. imprisonment within the walls a sins
qua sum in the pro- hand tore away their progeny, and consigned them to a Coldstream ... 43 45 -202629 -- '-'" ...• /
all the grades above the aetual farmer-would r .1
.t does seem unwise as well as unjust to make con of discharge."-New Times. UNION-HALL.-Yesterday
a man named John watery grave. Loud was the grief of the pair of grimal- DuuPrnarfries nsos6 ro ellt is al --..- ,•;;;', ...;;
compel the landholders and ottcr interested Second Captains of Commanders, for thereby the ,_ Lake, a tailor, was brought up to
this
office, in cue- kins. In the midst of it, one of them hied her to the Dundee- 28 30 26 28 426 33 24 '''
50
tod before the sitting Ma • gistrate, R. J. CHAM- field, and brought, in her mouth, a young hare ; this she _Falkirk -,... 30 32 39 SC 23 - ---
narnes to attend to the condition .of the Commander becomes either the independent rival (;,teat preparations are making at Milford, for
Y'
EKelso .............. 42 45 29 se 26 27 -- id •"' ,‘
it 1, The En fish of the First Captain, which would be Subversive of BEIM, sq. charged with the following gross assault confided to the care of her companion, and went and fetch- Kirkaldy.- 58 SO 25 31 18 30 ;-1,1 i/ -"11...it*"
people for their own &tees. g 1 . . the reception of the Lord High Admiral, who is ex- upon a Mrs. Sadler and an infant. ed two others, in succession ; and ever since, the cat! 1.•
PeAT Dumfries Vie 30
ri given 29
pe2Sbuslrel. -the otlog'.
Poor Law system would often serve se a boa- discipline, or he becomes a sort of First Lieutenant, petted towards the latter end of this month. About that have jointly suckled the little foundlings in the most care- opxriceeeptsoatmeal,rwhich is per sitel.
with a different >; me, which is lowering the rank of period, the Goliah, a beautiful 84-gun ship,'built on the The complainant stated, that on Sunday evening, above are per boll,
con to be avoided. To guard against en ful and tender manner. Strange coalitions are the order
the Comrnander, while it prejudices the proper First plan of Sir Robert Seppings, will be launched.-Cambrian. as she was standing at the door of her house with a job
evil of great malignity in England, and oc- Lieutenant, of the day • but this is the oddest of all that have yet come
child in her arms, the defendant, who was evidently t , ' , • • • BIRTHS. - vier
who has always heretofore been next in SHOCKING MURDER.-On the morning of o our knowledge--it is something more than even the lionof IV
On Monday, the 4th inst., Mrs. Fraser, Ol
casionally felt even in Scotland-that of the
rank
and eommand to the Captain; but by this ar- the 24thI u t., a woman, named Catherine Leary, of intoxicated, came up and wantonly took hold of her
by the shoulders, andpushed
her with the utmost and lamb lying down in peace together.- Carlisle Patriot. of a son. the 01
creation of paupers by small proprietors, who
rangement is pa: him the third place. It also de- Coolatore, near Ferns, was barbarously murdered by a man
and thereby defeat the .- violence off the pavement into the kennel. The Letters r Joni Nogent of the 29th May, say- . On the 29th ult., in Upper Portland-place,
erect cottages for them,prwee the Captain of the epportunity of the appoint- of the name of John Alurphy, residing on the same town-G. Tucker, Esq., of a son.
-provision might be in,
other proprietors of estates --p _ _ merit of his own First Lieutenant, a privilege which lands. The ruffian struck her repeated blows with a spade, force with which the complainant was flung off the " Avery extraordinary ceremony is about to take H. St.
aes
_
„made for preventinu more than a limited number that officer has always enjoyed, and which was in- which fractured her skull in several places. It is a re- pavement threw her down, and the child having place at Romilly-Sur-Seim. A female, named MARRIED. „, go
markable and horribly revolting circumstance in this deed fallen out of her arms, was so seriously injured on Thilbault, who was married only according to On the Ist inst., at Trinity Church, York' Li• •fr e
of cottages from being erected on a property of stituted for the benefit of the service, that the Cap-as of isilt
i ht have the o t •
a certain value, independently of the buildings rain m g
.opportunity of selecting an Of- of blood, that the husband of the unfortunate 'the head And
Ithe whole • without making woman wit- other parts of the body that its life is the civil form, fell sick, and promised the eriest Esq., of Ingsdon-house, Devonshire, to -a
ficer for that responsible station of whose capacity be reseed
Clll it, except under the penalty of being liable attempt to arrest Murphy-, or to detain him ;on the con- The defendant • • Dougall.
had knowledge, and in whose character he • h re- , who stood smiling during the before witnesses, that as soon as she was well,
for a certain specified amount of rate. More _ _ _ _ mig t .
trary, he deliberately walked off with the murderer, toadol3'
• pose the most perfect confidence. We trust his statement of his brutal conduct, was severely rebuked DIED.
she would present herself in Church, there to stn' rs
Char, one family might in like manner be prohi-...
t.. . has not since returned to his residence. An Inquest was b the al •
Royal Highness will revise this measure, and if be
held on the body before
James Lee, Esq. one of the Co- y e agistrate for the little feeling he then
„ ex- consecrate her union. The sick woman died ; On Sunday, the Sd inst., • e
at her resiirdsenet_4lol4
bited from occupying one hut. We are fond finds on deliberate examination that the objections and a respectable hibited, after hay'Surrey, in the 78th year of her age, A . Pol‘
Having, perhaps, ueen the cause of a
roners,
of talking of the wisdom of our ancestors, when
to it are well founded, he will have the good sense fully confirmed by the evidence • • , pnneipally of a woman named catastrophe which would have imbittered the re- lict of q•
find a pretext for. the retaining to consider it no compromise of his dignity to re. Catherine Warran. We are happy to add that M h urp y mainder of the lifeof •the fr a man possessing feelings
banns, and this posthumous marriage is to be t tlis
the object 19 t..oyour4o, a
celebrated this day over the tomb of the defunct." plums) sad PeELISHED by 11.1.
some abuse which has nothing in its favour but model his dee'ign. We are not afraid that he will nu been apprehended, A
ans was on Monday committed so of common humanity.
But our aneotors were not always in permit that busy meddling of Admiralty Clerks in gaol by Archibald H. Jacob, Esq... Wexford Aferaid. Defendant--It Was an accident, Sir; they were --Journal de )'Aube. - $151A.01710211, No. 112, *Road.
,antiquity.