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I .` THE DIII4DONNELL CAWSE.
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' • TO THE. EDITOR-OF THR STAR.
Renol2kgb, Jan. 24, 1231.
Si K— Taking encouragement from the general candour
and high respectability of your widely-circnisted Paper,
have confidence in requesting that you will insert this leteml
in contradiction of an article which appeared in the STaselk
the 18th inst. professing to give an account of the ” Dar.
donnell Cause," lately tried before the Jury Court bus:
That article, allow me to assure you, Sir, is no Isis hiss'
in fact, than it is malicious in purpose and design. This
will soon be proved, to the full satisfaction of the public, by
an authentic record of the facts and circumstances connected'
with the Cause, which is now in preparation; but which it
would he premature, as yet, to lay before the public, as an
order is to be applied for to set aside the verdict of the last
jury, on various important grounds.
It is expected, therefore, that the public will suspend
their judgment on this subject, until the result of the trial
shall be finally ascertained—a result which will undoubtedly
exhibit a very different picture of the late Mr. *Kenzie, of
Dundonnell, from that which is given in your Paper.

As a specimen of the inaccuracy of the statements in the
article to which I allude, I may mention, that the question
was not, whether the deeds under reduction were legal—
that the proceedings were not resisted by a woman, whd
claimed to be Mr. M'Kenzie's wife—that Mr. M'Kensie was
not a man of very weak intellect—was not incapable of
learning the rudiments of education—that he was not ad-
dicted to the strangest eccentricities of conduct—that he did
nut wander alone—did not associate with fools and idiots,
and did not indulge to an inconceivable extent in an attach-
ment to cocks and hens—that he did not take great delight
in ghost stories, and tales of witchcraft—that be had not the
honour of being present at a review before the Allied Sove-
reigns ; being, at the time, under arrest by his commanding
officer, on charges for which he was soon after tried by a
Court-martial. honourably acquitted, and his commanding-
officer reprimanded, and afterwards prosecuted in a civil
action, and obliged to apologise, and pay damages—that
the settlement which he made at his marriage was not
of a most extraordinary character, that 9001. a-year
1% as not the outside of his estate—that the whole
of his estate was not ultimately to go to his
intended spouse—that he never was jealous of a man named
Campbell —that the deeds in question were not executed
shortly before his death—that he perfectly understood them
and that they did not transfer the property to the wife,
except an annuity of 201.
All this, and much more, you may depend upon it, will
be proved to the public in due time, to the confusion and
disappointment of your correspondent of the 18th, and of all
eh° are engaged in this conspiracy.-1 am, Sir, &c.
PHILALETHES.

4,* We publish this letter, because we receive it from a
ery respectable source. We are personally acquainted
with the writer; and the friend through whom the commu-
nication has reached us, for whom we have a high respect,
guarantees the truth of it. Nevertheless, we cannot ac-
knowledge that we are parties to the statement of the famous
Dundonnell trial, complained of. With few exceptions, the
same narrative was published in most of the morning and
evening papers in London.
ED. EMAIL.

LAW REPORTS.

OOURT OF KING'S BENCH, FM S.
sawas v. HIJILPHILIZS.
This was an action brought to recover damages for fuse imprisonmentl
The plaintiff had an aunt, who died at the house of the defendant, a
respectable broker. The brother of the deceased deputed the plaintiff
to have an appraisement taken of the effects of his aunt. While this
was doing, the plaintiff took some ankles of jewellery to get them
valued, for doing which he was taken into custody at the instance of the
defendant.
The defence set up was, that the defendant only wished to ascertain
by a decision of the Magistrates who had a right to the property before
administration was taken oat.
Lord Tenterden said, that if the object sought by the defendant was
merely to get the opinion of the 3lagistrates respecting the right to de-
tain the effects of the deceased, he could have done so without ailing
in constables, and having the plaintiff brought before a Magistrate like
a common felon.
Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 151.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEL S.
'ratans v. menoutama..
This was an action brought for the recovery of 251. 19s. being the
amount of a tailor's bill foe the furnishing of clothes for a third party,
at the recommendation of the defendant. The whole point depended es
the mode of making out the bill.
The Jury returned a verdict far the Plaintiff—Damages 251. Milk
MCI 11% RZDAWLT.

This was an action brought by an attorney for the move:yet EL
the amount of charges made by him foe the arrangement of a merrier
settlement for the wife of the defendant. It appeared that all the com-
munications between the wife and the plaintiff were made by her
brother, who was a trustee and had a share in the property.—
There was • provision in the deed that gave compensation to the
trustees for any trouble incurred in carrying the intentions of it into
execution. The poise in dispute was, whether the husband was liable
to pay the expenses, —l,O only a life interest in the settlement.
Mr. Serjesnt tot, for the defendant, contended that the beaker
was liable, and that several of the charges were exorbitant. A guinea
had been charged foe reading over the settlements in the presence of the
panics, the proper fee was only es. Id. but it was remarked that, in
charging for marriage settlements, 'mimics were not very strict, as the
parties seldom gave themselves the trouble of examining particularly
into the matter. The plaintiff had arrested the defendant foe the amount
in question.
The Learned Judge, in his address to the Jury, regretted that the
plaintif had proceeded to such an extremity, especially when the charges,
although they might be usual, were not strictly legal. His Lordship
was proceeding, when
The Foreman of the Jury said that he would not trouble his Lordship,
as their minds were made up as to the liability. They were of opinion
that the wife of the defendant was liable, and only wished his Lordship
to direct them as to the reduction which must be made in the bill.
Verdict for the plaintilL Damages 201; costs 40s.
ELECTION OF A BRIDOEM ASTER.

Yesterday a Common Hall was held, for the election of a
Bridgemaster, in the room of Mr. Gillman, deceased. The
office, which is a very snug one, as to pecuniary recompense,
is usually bestowed upon some praiseworthy old citizen who
has seen batter days. The Hall was filled at an early hour,
and a most resolute contest was entered upon. The follow-
ing candidates were p :—Moulden, Adams, Sage,'
Hainsworth, Smalltnan,rorteadon, Houghton, Dale, Clarke,
and Gibbs.
The show of hands was about three to one in favour of
Watson above Gibbs, and about four to one in favour of
Gibbs above all the other candidates. One of the arguments
in favour of Mr. Watson was, that he had ten children, and one
against him was that he had but very lately become a livery
man. The objection was so frequently repeated from all
parts of the Hall that it was evident the candidate was con-
sidered mcst formidable. Before the names of the candidates
were exhibited the Common Sergeant addressed the Hall,
and stated that a question had been put to the Sheriff, whe-
ther apeman being a freeman of London, and not a livery-
man, could be a candidate for the office, and that the Sheriff
bad been advised that such person was certainly eligible.
'lbis communication 'was 'loudly cheered from all parts of
the Hall.
Some of the candidates were represented as having been
at periods of their live rolling in riches. To the wealth of
some the panic put a*ishing bloat, and a long train of una-
voidable calamities viktmt beers. 'The Mends of all exerted
themselves with a spivit which did great 'crOit tq them.
A poll was dernaulta alter the Sladriff bid declared the
show of bands to be in 711/011r of Wadi*, atUrilf .catsie is
exrected to be of greatitrength and duratioo.

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PANORAMA OF THE BRITISH
E,M. P. L R. E. -
THE KENT KENT HERALD, JAN. 29.
At a meet* of the inhabkails_A_the town and port of Myth',
held at the W. Hart Inn. ea Widay the slot of January, 111111.
for the purpose of kismet* pallier tarPediment fee dee Repel
of the Dot* os &shores Cools. Cap Hart is the dralr, do
following resoludeos were passed I
I. That the inhabitants of Bytha view the redact of their Mayer
a coenected with the pedden agreed to es WalroilaY. will then
rid indlyeden ; be, Mr. George Illipdeen, having bad she seiers.
rate redecity to err the Guildhall end eisfase she piddle 'INS
to by them at the meeting held accord* to his order, Meters,
(the !Igor) in the chair ; which outage an re resift, eg me
fellow.tovnismsn, is comnikted merely because those Me
Ctpen of the meeting decided that Stewart
laele idol of the cot on)) did net merest de. of
Hobe ; and It being carried by a large majority, that
low Hodges. Esq. who did repneent them as far as freehold is
cowered. should be called on to present their podium to the
f'.d mess. IL That the meeting do call on the *airmen to send
mediately to the town clerk for the defaced peddler, the manse
g the property of the inhabitants. S. That petitions as before
to, be got up, with as little delay as prime. beaded from
Inhabitants of Hythe sod the Vicheity,' and that the same
* lay 'for ' dgesteres.
at
tern Division
the County
Lest
tinemed
On Tontipsitail
tlahset,4oMeteting, punelefit to =dee, odflhe intittertilso
within the North Division of the Lath of Ayksford, was
se Irshester. Mr Moeda, was mast nemenuely and respects.
attended. sad Included a considerable main of the neighbouring
Biker, Req. wee usenlesselly oiled to the Mir,
rhos were most chip smignroof by Mr. Bentley, Mr.
Piro*, Th. loth* Mr. lickiebielle, Mr. PAM met the R v. Dr.
Joynesosellitt to, who amidst.arasy loudly iered observations,
stated thst It the —St Is he who pays the most in tare—
the isheerieg a krger peoperds• of the are the. the Rev.
Speaker did pays them gem the sweat of his brow—la
his food and dithliWa every thing thee he bas—tbere can be no
middle owl dirriblect,—ft was net pueblo *whim to eat or drink
asy Wog list Wes net taxed. The Chairmen finished the debate by
that a great deal has barn stated to day, and there can be
so that it k 4:01110 upset the present peculiar &leaden of this
; but, gentlemen. tie thing le, ens we prescribe any remedy'?
I know that at the 'present time muds distress prevails in
the asset,, and a great pardon of that Mores, from my soul, I
irtileve, soles. front the want of employmur . I Wow, too, :that that
umpleyneet might be found without Nash dillenty, although tbete
atom people who have professed to Sod thet dilicult. Gentlemen,
I didi kto be ems of the greatest of Mk that the labourers of
this rragy should be reduced to the sheathe of parish paupers.
lam el M that sucks dredge is derogatory to the character
of an and ought by every possible means to be
avoided. lisee.) lam sure yes erM agree with me. that the
nimosrarism enters within the poor man's doors, that de-
inceszat of clisracter foNows most closely upon its heels • of
the muse of this, gestlessen, you as need no explanation. I ask, tiro,
hew is she arse of things to be remedied ? I ask, why are nee the
unsoldered pens of the country brought into cultivation? Thee are
about thirty miller of acres of uncultivated load in the conotries of
Rogiated, Scotland, and Ireland; sew suppose that est moiety of that
quanthy—theedllsen allow ewes are capable of caldradon—that
capital were aimed far On perpoes--where then would be the se-
c:wig foe endinfien7 Oridenma, k could be nessaged in this way ei
let these 1S inlillsne of merles divided into parcels—lnto omen pr. 1
cola if you choempist cottages be erected upon it, with ese tbkd or 'I
Wiwi awe standee ground attached to each. There would be us
air of mire In the country to Ant all this, and which would be
W kli MW. if you only esemlettbe interest tithe money. This
be carried Ye Oa without reds( the pubes a
Again. I woeldveretmo to seggest, with all beaMty,
let line emendeand id be granted in mall farms* let m-
=l?re=rrlerlldr totes--also free free' thhee--ostil It was
of itifelmil Mir the capitol and labs. wipendsd
I. If ebb wee ease.beaknes el espial wend be In
it. and a very Imp ties al these unnithated lolls, if eat all,
mond be insidealed. - The labensing pea might be amplayed, far
braise means. There are seem= Masts le die enstry
caged the lands : let these Crown Lands, Weed of letting
elate he seabgeeposse were arum* useless, and same that I knew foe
Oaten worse them min, let than be mailded and kind
Cirtrese reennor that Have biro nosetined, sod the eviler ille 1
snug would be Mussed for thee purpose. Oat mem 's , •
ally net embank yaw nergable ellen? It has slit its=
swar, us sissr the Medway, but if it was onisited k would dew
kat Mawr thenamle of acres of valuable marsh land, that is *OW
useless, be esnalmed in this way.
Some rajand namidentss penes imposed on the London papers
last week a faltranal story of a "Dread neendiary lire," at Whit! 1
stabs. He seek eseeeremee Ms tan pines.
l a iffineswe have come to the resolution of reset&
memingirt?teasel it the tax en ads tarried coastwise. With die
tax, all the 'machinery will be abolished. Whippet% sno.,
tuft, the whale ran of chartered evordoners. are to be swept .
The pane will in be free to porches. coats like ether
&nides, without the betneenties of a doses kpiand Mtai m%
every OW edit Mu per mango.
Tie sew Adminky have ordered that all the *lnsengsn brigs
whit& were akered Into corvettes by the &midi of their pre-
deasessre, shell, as they frost dew to thus mein repel:, be eon.
mined into brigs.
Sun or EMI= err Rents—We have often heard of the mutul
wimity between Whip and Tenn, end we believe it Is =
in dying away; hat the hared between Whigs and
Is ; the latter, in Run at ken, siege the Whigs id=
;t217 from the cause of freedaltwillipitioindeg estvlifty,hy.
mid aristocracy. -0.," .•
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Dover bus agreed to the Mowing pilule to favour of Reform :
That in ecoespence at the
_vim Aididnikering acippt:ed
by hisits=sadmeale Rein en the bpi. of " pudic
TOW await apelike ben Muses al Parliament jar
an esterien of the endive kande' te ell • householders throughout
the (hid linpites. and (se sewn perky of election) that they in
Notre &ail sera by ballot.
rerceivieg he the pile nompopen that the Right Han. the Earl
Om had remedy submitted seise serum of Reform to the Lbw,
your Memoriallets humbly easceive they should not be doing their
dog at this eventful period did they not (in common with Mims) give
his Majesty'sGovemmeot proper amasses by thus timely addisg_thek
testimony alas, to show that any manure on represottation ileb has
not them objects in view will by no swans meet the apptebatios of your
Memorialists, nor (in their humble opinions) be penumently useful to
the radon at large.
That to prevent his Majesty's Government being emberrassed by the
votes of those who pewees undue borough influence, regardless of the
nationsl welfare, such is the reason for now transmitting this small pro-
public opinion, and while disclaiming any want of confidence
of
eability of those whose duty k now is to restore dm British Can-
Okuda' to its origieal purity, and guide the state through the nominal
diffkolty with which (in this Taper) erosion are temporarily ear.
mended.
Is the full hope that all householder (whyregalarly contribute rates
and taxes wi.bout default) may seep have kin authority to vote by
ballot, to mane the an mire of able representatives to serve the
nation in the Cantenswillesse of Padiammt.
Oa Thursday he, an layer wesffild at the Guildhall, Rochester
en Caroline Gilbert, who id im Moodily, the loth, the day afte;
giving birth toe clad, undue Areportatices which have caused=
excitement. 'TM deemed, Anse bland is a labourer and
to the parish of Cratere*, was likely to become chargeable to St.
Margaret's whit, sod the ~sews produced an order far her re-
moval ; bet hie executing it. they applied to the Mayor of Re.
cheater, to sir a suspended seder In coosequence of a medial mug.
care ilk* Out die paper was so far advanced In preying, that
fog .isfiloill Slob lerelemseted in a few beers. It being now.
wary in Weenie Oddness'/sr Ike magistrate to visit the party prw
.low to skate( any seeponded seder, the Mayor called upon the do-
nned, but refused todget the document. The overseers aceordloily
ceased her to be nerved on the Saturday to Cranbrook where she'
arrived why that rering, and staid all night. Next morung, how.'
ever, she returned of her own free will to fit. Margaret's in the same
cart that had conveyed her to Crsabrook. Her coniensinent took
taco that evening (Sunday), and every thing went on favourably till
onday afternoon, when she suddenly expired ft- - -
of blood to tl
blood.weseel

regret
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Light I
Milner, .
Mrs. Msry ,
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meat gel so, ibM the Meyer of Beds would have denied the'
aims an offewesmiey of sappoedng the Ministers of the Crown, by
petitioning do Parileasent an the vital of Reform t This.
then. is the secrets Both has no gilded public. Why has it not?
Boma se oristesistied iambus presses down the patriotic energies
of be Mishima. Twee of country is a plant not permitted to thrive
is ear ; kaoa gamin, obedient, Ind non-reslstant sequieseasee is
head to be do snot prelltabk policy.
At a Ms*/ of the Worcester Political Union on Monday, (Mr.
Coates in the M*) a resides for losslissasstary Rehm was awed
up a. The pothlen videos owls under whisk the amiss
Mem, and width k ttw lei se tie Own of Commembelog
land by a " Bemaglimensitiag Adoinemay.'' As a somely Ibt lass
tevlh,tbe petbk• seevesendle a Said Ilderee-14 web a Pies as
01011 ewe depdee ei me bow& lbese esembli ambos to
yew beemirebit beeve— diet absll give a more equitable soil emenelve
Piffle. as then peedmethre deem of the klagiens...thet shall rashly
duslub tier ausides of Pielboeses—eiel that dal bushed to she
bieerbilpe ash dvilked age in villa we BM Seth a mamas
as shalt male -every desist amosiontiously to meths Ms suffrage in
vodag bait"
Tbooday soleslug, ef the rioters (among wham was
Loons, sentenced to seven peen' transportation at the
wee removed from thheinan gaol to the York Hulk at
[The public have been sassed by statements that young ItZta—tl
Wm pardoned !]
At a Common Council Hesse of the Corporation of Gloucester, on
Tuesday, petitions to the Boma of Lords and Commons, praying for
a reform in Parliament, were unanimously agreed to.
A petition his been agreed to by the members of the Law Assails.
don of Glouentersbire, against the bill for the General Registry of
Deeds and instrumentsaffecting real property, remedy Introduced in
the House of Commons by Mr. Campbell.
At length Mr. Gurney's carriages are about to start in the public
service. Three are actually gone to Cheltenham to run between that
ristaand Gloucester, previous to running between Birmingham and
The preparations are completed, and most probably they will
commence next week. The relative advantages of steam applied to
common and rail rueds will now, therefore, be immediately brought to
the tat. 4.1

" Tim Roma Passuix."—On Saturday week a person of the
name of William Jones died in Brian' Infirmary. He bad been for
several years a regular practitioasr elide art and mystery of a reser.
reetionist In various parts of the country ; and to show his unabated
attachment to the surgical art, be barna* his body to Dr. Riley,
so condition that it be dissected at his antoollail school In Limekiln.
lane, and afterwards made into a skeleton.
Yesterday a numerous meeting of the Tory party was held at the
White Lion Ina. Bristol; Mr. Alamos. Daniel prodded. 3. S.
Hanford. Req. addressed the meeting at coesideruble length. He
alluded to the conduct of the advocates of the vote by ballot, at a
meeting, who opposed all argument by clamour; be was apposeS Oa
the ballot system, as contrary to ancient usage and liable, ismeall it
being a cheek to it, to increase the present system of brassy mil ime‘,
ravioli. Several other gentlemen addressed the semsleahfit pro-
posing the resolutions. the Arse a whisk was eupiewhe at fte meet.
log's sentiments lo respect to other laseimpe lady W ate reform, se
bring attempts et imarratlan ssd "aulowilies. They desired only
moderate reformassich as shall be essasseat with the fundamental
principles of the constitution ; sod to this sent wen their petition sad
address to the King.
Assicu.s.--Berl of Rosalyn, Lord and Lady de DuestanvMe, Sir
H. Blemat, Oee. Ned Mrs. Cbmene, Col. Harding ; Captain--
Brooke, Christie, Daum, Paget, Mathwaring, Prods, Shea, Host.
rain, R. A. Tasking, akbrow ; Lieut. O'Grady ; Rev. Messrs.—
Adams, Mary, Bellock, Colton, Coates, Duncan, Gilby, Meyler,
Übthelle, Ross, Hawtrey.
Ilmiestor is about to petition on Parliamentary Reform,
founded upon that which was carried at Taunton. A petition pray.
log the formation of teal courts for the recovery of small debts bas
'been adopted at Ilmluster.
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rabliky,
mould

Anil id weds tedosedeeth of its Wadies quaky and great do-
ha Ibe sieneesp of bin perfectly tree horn vegetable
and, is asenzposee, is. growth of weeds, Ike. votively pre-
.aterl. With dm 'lel stehleme se Mr. Mc Aden, math two km. I
deed nee end beldam es Meet on it.
By the Ilath.lkengent • esday net fever than twisty
thermal faille One besimillend Oahe coneenennent; aed many
of then so Sreeelly as to he pormeeendy beselitted is after-life.
Want and se/dm are the only quailleations 11111411111ry to entitle to
relief by thievish, and their where clove ere ditnd weeny to nee,
assistance 4 aided, widest regard to the illektebee et country,
war or puny. =lx; year. eve beaked sled saucy-three
cases have been sad relined, end meadow* seder.
sea has been Warded to wends of threeduesV mere • aids:
whom the sea of 111111. 14e. led.lies bees
Mr. thillibear, the lay inproprlarmif It, '1441:::94.eide 41
?it
M
tithe the treed-mill to iletpeed Wmak elk the
MAT
RlXD.—Jeha, eldest sea et thee- illen, bq. or Minn
Cheadle. to Mary Hyde, elan dosaher etthe his Capin Mend
Enda, &N. of Ipplepon, Deves.-=At Tewkesbury, he- Mai;
Req. et Clinsit Oseeitte 4, eldest danlyhtlr of JOstratetz
Km, fleg. ef —Mr. C. F. Pen, et
to Meefizion. et lb. hee JUL ikeyheleolt, Meg.
Bari • The .R. Indresse, Racers of Uplewman,
to Me —At Ain', Cenerall, the Rev. H. Pubes, B.A.
to Oesegnesa, only demean of the late Catierribgairkkr.:
DIRD,At ILlesdros4 bac flikhols, et .
dyed
Ill.—At °aldose, MR Oarthempallo. AB's",
At Doweapere, Min R. B. SensrAlle, tenet of the lerSitept. Oeimr..-r--
vMe,•ILbL Aged 81, in St. James's Tends,S. Tod* Metk—At Ct.
eacenser, Oen* tie et Itielwrd Seth, Res.
BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE, JAL 29.
et
pose of
A meeting of the Borough
_was most respeembly
seeded, Ind wok plan in the Condi Munn yoetestaor the per.
dunes' dee greet /miles
The Mayo, observe& he would lobe Wirleireirita Omen
Hz. T. 'Reda then rose set geoposed a pikes whisk was very
osedldly received, and alter oposoien- hen Ms Inthardsrma, Ile. To..
Mai aad the Bev. Mmes. Midi= end Eredenr, the lidos was
speed to, with three dents Is the Mayen
Afton Wo mot lawowillb bow boa seiliesed to puhilseetice,
there is a mety unanimous ceacurrenee roeseenendist smell aliay
mote of
et lend. foe the MON* of hie heshmedry. Wiskideenee to
thopeilitli oper then plass, their depths will
ghetto the poor pine
as interest in the parish where be raeldes,ll4l.4ll
oellellowedy, Is his satin emery. width. boa =ay ,sates, he ote
112:1"1"" t iltsitrkeTear bk:teir tit :=7:sl=ara
Mean of fading the peer new. /Id the Laden: *et el most
of dwindled's!' who have lefietale rimmewit Ih4 paw, boobies to
increase abe center% the ORlRlftwasi_..__ risPasliflotth.l
Wheaten; mid one eiggrelog that it may en peeve se as
sad** ProiwWil owldnete. if it And be hoed tO
these MIAOW sod yldiesehropic rendes. it win eheedesey =1.4
reasonable trial in every rash In the empire, where it is at an pow
deal*.
Nearly WO vocelimen are at this time employed at the upper said 1
lower Mews, at Windsor. Nuns ceschiesses, wish &princedom**
Bombe of stables, an Dearly ampleted; they are le tended ter the
accoonenedatee of ?Miters to the Oinde. The people are amenely
looking forward to theperled of their Majeedese /eters to Wham,
which it can be eetildantly mated will be se the Mob.
The Omens against whom bedtime of death was recorded at the
late Special Aube held sir bad*, have km healliicausentence4 as
follows :—Deniel Rates Deed Mewths Joseph
Norris, Wll4m Pap, Wlllsa lastund heel, and
Weetall, to be ensperted for Ufa; Wt Caner, Timothy it
Thomas Redness, sad Joiep to be tempered for ems
; fereeltallan. Oahe ftsW, Jahn Meld, Oinks Roster, Jas,
Watts, sod Thomas Wllloughlre. eighteen iliat menthe bard If
hour; Charles Dame, Dna 'Tide*, Jolla Cori' sod Je=4
Debars, twelve menthe' hard Meer; and Wilburn •Mdtter, Biz •
hbrel Ishtar.
MShethes of east have berme the seams of ping by these.hile
hem No truants. An alderman annaseres a redaction of 17 per cent.
bet the locality Is not •11
Reannie, JAL 113.—.=1, per loaner, 31 Ise 7d ; Burley.
I es end; Oetsol es 114 I • Basso! its Sd; ins, 11 les led.
MARRIka—Nr. N. T. Tries, of beedee-strom Beading.
to Mary As.., °sly &tighter of Mr. William Young, solicitor, West
Ihnithadd.
DIRD.—At Ayledeary, Mr. It. Terry, brewer.
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Basusmois Corn Rocket wan well suppled with are on Widnes.
day. Wheat ww ss per quarter dower. Al sorts el grain may be
quoted higher than this day sePudget. with a brisk sale, at the fellow.
tag prices :—Whist. frost IN. to 1111. per had; Barley, ells to 44,
Beaus, sew, ass to 41s • doh figs to 1110 s ; Oats, his to els • pea;
s7a 401 per quarter. Imperial; isessere. Breed, is Sid per Imam
MARRIED...4e Reeding, T. Kirby, lisq. R.N. of Mayfield, goo.
sea, to Louisa Elisabeth, eldest daughter of the late Robert Becher,
roq.—DavieAt Plyworath. James Prated, EEq.haesywroisee Sad*, to
Miss of St. be's.
WED.—At Torpolst, Mn IL Wibse, 74, y ot Newcastle.
opewTmes.—Miss Al..', daughter of Herbal Also, Raga of south.
amptes.
CARLISLE PATRIOT.
Shortly after the meeting of padbasest, a pea dos him the Jetta.
pews printers of this city will be Bent to the House of (asunees, pray.
log for a reduction of die duties on paper, newspapers. stamps, and ed.
vertimments.
The typhus fever is raginnow in all ha malignaocy, and to a
great extent, at Warwick-help and the seighboutheed ; and wore
paelicalarly, we understand, amowlet the opmetive chases. A great
number from that district are now in the House of Recover', in tint
city ; and a temporary =anal up for the awe* at Warwick.
bridge, is crowded with Ilisinalady, we usderstand, is more
than ordinarily virulent, and has retarded its ravages with appalling
rapidity.
I o the list of the mmilidsles der bonen at the Usbanky of Cam.
bridge, neat to the bligh dimbedos el Sense Wmati*ls a Mr. Baskin.
This young owdowes is a wain of Peneitht of liwirsla re.
spectable semalege. At the early age of m iss 11111 t.
prinks mathessilied mobs, which menial are esdorasTuvwel gen.
dam in sad amid Powids--and mown the rat Lord Bossism—
by whose Ned assistemse he was pissed seder peeper tuition, sad af.
tervrards cowed at St. Jibes Osage, Cumbeidea:
It is rsimeured is Usk that a riot took gleams Monday last at
Cable, and that Stupor's's were killed by die military..—loods la.
tellignmer.--(Rwaterar Is a mat Labe trompeler. We have had no
rioe-410 milltaryibetterenew.goed est IMO drop of blood shed!)
Tuesday beta beim the aseiversery of the birth of Robert Burns,
the masks was celebrated, as usual, le this city, at the &so& Arms
lan, Illekergate, when a large party of indoors, aineusdeg to about
forty dined.
Same Maness or Maser roe au Mirrassils or ramains.—
Never allow your cook to tear off the skin of eels. or to pull out the
entrails of SA. till the back hese has been chopped eosoplately across
with a ebopper dose to the bowl. by which means all pier Is prevented,
and death instantagwoos as the spinal marrow is divided. Never bey
cod-lish orsny other dial has bass crimped, that Is, eat in scores screw
the sides, while dive. to make the fhb Inn. by the contraction of the
muscles, while still &keg. Never &Sew oysters to be pet upon the
Ore to broil, before the ehdi has born spared, which kills them at
ewe. Never bey live lobster, or crab. that have lapd-pep driven into
their claws, to amble thew to be handled with castles, and to prevent
their moving or trying to escape. If you boy live lobsters, make the
cook put them **water that is bales very fast. The head should
be put down first, and held is the water, which &lb them at once.
Always require that all your poultry be killed by having the bead
chopped off with a sharp we. Do not be &skew of white veal,
which I. less wbelnosie and sot so well tasted as veal in its natural
state and wiser. The way is which it is mode whke is by bleeding
the animal very slowly to death, sod dies welds' it mak long and
Deedless pain.
MARRIED.—At Hake; T'bousas Dines, of Waters*, Req. to
Esq. Mary Jane,
Sherif(eldest daughter of Christopher Parker, of Postern Owen,
High

POLICE REPORTS.
Gurinnesz.-- A denier in cod and twine was billy manined
before Mr. *Mennen Wisehosear, with knowingly receiring
four Cantos :ems shawls, and sighs shawls, the property
of Meows. Ilsafiruy aid Gresteree, wertitenseinut, Mdennanbury.
The primmer Wes smafeesd foe MIL
Bew-sYwnse.—.oserge Wm the man who stands charged
with hawing emitla two dim gilded rh.utaada and ether arddes of
phis frau Helbagehbuse, Nortek, the realism of Mr. Cob, was
again brought up Wire ilk R. Blois he hardier evontinedee.
Kr. Woor.t.na atlee4ed he the primmer.
The butler of lady Aeon, Mr. Cob's daughter, new proved that
the erodes produced woe dr es the night Odle 11th. The witness
telly ideadied the ink.aseade and ether sedate.

I. lite pekes- dedbuits meg maims. sad Or I. Blurts load him
tbat he would be Ingrojfeepis la the moms of a lowa sib:
The. at ilie same time bola ii.
Mr. Deka wined hi Op to him as a efallinkr
llaterramour.--/karstmews arrsotrao.—Weaseeday,
sad Aka ZIP" allas Ilkeskass, were charged with
y enseriug dat house of Me. Thrush, Moomellerilsee; Bresepi
ki.... . .=1 that, during_ the shoran of dm kenily on &Meg
ilm sad ten O'clock, some thieves hod effected an ni•
who had &weed open every doer In the home, wreertisedix
is, and u msdimas sae la goM and liven
MI6 a qzZic:f wessing mossel sad ober wads% wove ear.
lied of. A constable met the two mimosa he Lisa.
pow on sight, sad besting Riogssee say to idly. "ru
bo armed if PU work awe rimy mem" took both tow ossurdy. Oa
were fed 13 beys, live of whisk were shamans, alms some
sperms. Wismar& idartilled m she property of ler. lieell, a
is the balm The keys were is s beg, which, Mr. Thrush
Welled, was the SIM which contained the saver stem. Os Lally wen
amid a new *ogle oast, waistcoat, and pair of hoots, Wens* to Mr.
aped. Other elecomemneas were stead similar to the above, which
itspdy traded to show that the prhasses woes centemed is the bar-
, and they were fully mmie for Mei
Tumors POLlClL—Testioday, Mieheed /Wig was easomiseed for
Oriel.
'keeps can eatiag har
house In ged with stud* a
O coat. the property of Mr. Atkins, who
. ?fe nweLleps.
AU Wilson was charged with rehab/ his ready .famished lodgiap,
Is isteliA where he hired a ream of Mahoth Taylor, a widow
avowal pawahrokees predueed bundles 4 Wan, the p.m% homing.
amino. ike. which had beseQrledged lit turbos., 14r. BALLA.-
?um convicted him In the penalty of Min fee MIL* pawning the
articles. Fourteen pounds was the may kat apes Mei. la defeat
the prisoner was sentenced to two mouths' borisemosut, sad to be
privately whipped.
04EBSTIWITREM—Gilerge Rawer. ea Herculean Milan. was
at the bas. charged with a meetemlige ease& as a policeman.
campldhient stated, that while on duty last night on Dew Com.
mes. he bold the voices et persons as if in itheepoMe : be proceeded to
the rpm, obese the primmer sad a boy stood, and enquired what ems the
gutter. The yolawar, whitest speaking a weed, shuck the irillemem
s tistomilows Mew oet the hell with a harry bludgeon, Thiele lunched
high dews. • Os eMompingset lie, the prisoner again struck Ids, but
, fortunately the surgeent mei" wp. he wm enabled to regain his legs.
ad!mom esedesesered to tine the man into =seedy. The panes
bed a imp dog. whit.' beset ups the sergeant, but the sedMal was
bolded by a blow on the bri. A desperate condlot then ensued.
Aids ended by the opium of the prhemer,- who required the united
',lMothme of sistellmbren to covey bin to the statiosiouse. The
abet he batkoselesildeww the reambisant, culled out that
CiskTagria ala
8 braarialia'ale. Hamm . k , laid
that the *sauna brutal sessults. and de re-
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CORN-EXCHANGE--THIS DAT.
4411-4411.
Ur %Mak 0,01) .' US I %thy. Funlgo . .110
hub . . . Oats, 164/Ikb . .
Ponloi . . LOX !dab . . 1,2215
alert", English . . 4.1120 Porolso .
huh . . . PbU (seeks) . ONO
SIIITHVIkLIO.4IIIB DAY.
CAVILS AT 111/1111ST
Roasts, 412-21teep. 2.1110-14ss, too—caisiss, too.
Hoof ...... as 2d to 4. id Port da Sd as
Mottos .... 4s 2d 44 114 Lamb .. Os Od Os
Veal is Od to es Oa
Hay (portend). gt 2 10s. to IN 4s. Mow. l Ms. to AO Oh.
%sow. SI 14a. to .21 111 a.

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ill of blood to the bead. The verdict was.
t_ blood•vessel ben the &dime 01 e beg jetZlirdv, ; enbyddither bienuredarg. The interest of the ender of the Literacy sad Pitilemphical llo-
' clety is sill kept up. Ou Tuesday last, Mr. & Clark saw a Ships melted during die Mildl
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regret that the certificate of the surgeon was not attended to." • second lectors es Geology SO a DIBIDSMIII sod respretablo sanspesy. re
Beet Waesli Cads
, MARRIED.—At Ayktaford church, B. H. Slake, RA+ of the atb Monday gin ceewr delivered a Ter, saws, hoar. au
1, Light Dragoons, to Ceram lfillitsbetb, yoong.st daughter of Madre rieteim. as is rwskoies.lll which be Wreaked the ri. - other OMB • • •
Et- Milner, Rot of Preston HalL—Jobo Barthurst. Iraq. of Rochester. to , nag et a soniasp og sirdiewm, whisk he beg owe roe the eteedee. Ships at Mast, 11101
r.. Mrs. Mary fens.
dm satiate
s..s of einem Ass was anaseseed "soße •
DIED.—At Charing, Mrs. Norwood. wife of Mr. Norwood... 4:,eartmeeed doilp,". by Mr.k. to be illoseroted by a grist 'MOH -WATIR AT LONDON. imuiles TO-WIORROW.
solisitor.
Reaehar Miegestious medals mad diagram% et. alb , NI I.
e. ICEBNES BATH JOURNAL, JAW. 31. iL6 embolism' dot ues Isis Mai MOO Om bore Welton 11= rim om. ael oil .• va 4... ig I Ma11ia1„.........
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)t. In our last Mai we suggested die propriety of a public meeting of the Wiellie system etkessultlibm list Woo. 'Camera dm
the disidl or peek for she Porrow torPoliske the Ealrhlitlinfot of eineisdous with that st the minim. odd Wiellille arrival 'llk lairatm : isdensiisid ptabudage ap SONY *ow .a'agg .TAs
a a taint Mow hi the Commens How etPaelliment. naggrgaing mere meat be dens to stop Molt Mail *wee. *PP*. , Dyrics, Na. 1. 'Pewit Ilex e
)I' t• 1,•••All Oat odd% • her Vidta sod PPRiffi•obdorolTis ,heugsmoro, ONO et Ibis IteMaleleloseiseliseliglie -a am two -
of obtailog a respectable memos, Mused • pomien to be laid Soya &baci' preesedbes may be od,
obodealisbich we shell sot fur' sarawassama.foraisliss- iv OM, fAisrfilip poi 4tf_,
I- itt New Bood.street liar signatures, In order that the end of a pubic dog *IAN lest we sbothd by .
.hoosrlidge *Nei, allo rin=row‘ewilleimelowslialwlllowillit 'elleePlegWel" W
al weed be s. may obtalnud. he *Ask of the appropriate semis. This ttlete hr har Issr d, poems le prestat. .'' ' ' • ' •. Id Leal way aserebroposseippapeopa ••
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circumstance pewee eloombieb we Infabsipaitb asimmTh
d, that is* , . dip 41004". 414*** fa . faiir leiritAgliesembseillioullikbisimmfgarrom
4le Massefolly emotion' for 4#ll olionne oft rabbi' poi*. .We know, goeveadrjorldireobb VW' Wilt*, . "" INISISto Avon* aloes pre :sr:.
that a Wiwi to AO Voil_f.1!•• Vistile•boott wet *Wised dd. plip.pagitiniasseatill•leir Mimi* at , opst Miesediestile #' Pm/Ma is mom eiveseyseo•aptrodbfbehe bouovitellderi: Why urge f kArm, far gigegvaii Mime of "dank tits, • jai: APO IV'eroesoviii Pill VI y iiherriekepliwird
. :DI the requisition presumed to the Mayor? Was so pose a mOO.l. maw. mallipligg gy Remit; ';'• eisintriv 4. t ' Irillho.CM4slosAwil elf porky' .