Star.
London, England, 1827-01-08 00:00:00

EDINBURGH, J. 6.

Dud dingstone Loch presented on Thursday and yes.
terday a very busy and animated scene, in conse•
quence of the great numbers of people resorting to it, for
the purpose of enjoying the pleasant and healthy
amusements of skating and curling. The Skating Club
assembled there yesterday.

GLASGOW, Jam. 6.
The frcist continues exceedingly severe. The River
above the Bridges is completely frozen over, and io
,trongly, that the boys were busily engaged on the ice
yesterday. From the detention of the Mails, we appre.
bend that the storm in thecountry must be severe.—
Yesterday we had no Irish Mail. The North Mail was
a considerable time beyond. her usual hour; and the
London Mail, for the last three days, has been beyond
her tegular time. The thermometer in the mornings
stands at ,16 to 19, according ‘w situation. Towards
the evening yesterday the sky becime overcast, with
every iodicatit.n of a fall of snow, or a chadge, or both.

BsaLIM, Dsc. 27. Hts MAJItaT Y his passed a good
night, end been very well during the day.

PROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH.
Wednesday we had a return of the fair
favourable weather; which so remarkably
embafkation and sailing of the infantry force,
for the defence of Portegal; when the •,.
of the 10th Hussars, seder Colonel Henry
instantly put theinselves into a >t Ate of
by sunset were all embarked in the tral
Emperor Alexander, Barrick, Ocean,
riet, and Cambridge, uncter•the agency
Baymon and Strugnell, which, early on the
morning (Thursday), sailed with a Erse a
N.N.E. in company with the St. Liwience, r
Charlotte and Maria, under Lieut.
a squadron of the Atli Lancers -
Yesterday the Alexander and ,
ports, Lieut. Wentworth, Agent,
gon Train. 'I hese troops coral
on the 10th ult. for the defence
have embarked and left the country
anspieioui wind and weather we

Yesterday the Lord Cochrane transport,
sailed with detachments of Regiments (*-
The solemn knell of St. T aes hons
inhabitants the lamented death of his
York, loon after dit'o'clock this evening.
' 'The Asia, 84, Captain Edward
Of active preparation for the recep,
Nice Admiral Sir Edward Codringtnii,
commander in Chita' in the Medite,
htm, Captain Sir Thomas Louis, •
arrive at Spithead, from Woolwich,
fitted for the flag of Vice Admiral '
appointed Commander in Chief
The Arachne, 18, Captain Penman,
out Richard Pakenham, Esq. his
Legation to the United States of
in a few days for Vera' Cruz.
Sunday;the Clio, 18, Captain
Chatham; on Thursday, the CI
Matson, sailed for the Coast of
Cracker, Lieut. Hough, returned
Asia will go out of harbour on r'
We are informed that Admiral the

will succeed to the command of this port

Captain Michael Seymour is
26, at Woolwich ; Lieut. Ed
Blanch, has been appointed to
and appointed to the Jasseur, vi
tin, promoted ; Lieut. Caulfield,
Menai; Lieut. Best, Alligator.
The number of Officers of the
the Ist January, 1826, to the ,
follows: 17 Captains, 39 Comma'',
14 Masters, 6 Surgeon., 32 Assist
sera ; 19 Field Officers of the "
tains, and 6 Second Lieutenants
Twenty Recruiting Parties of the Rt.
dm strength of the corps being complete.
The shops, in general, were "
as soon as the tidings of the Duke of

Thursday se'nnight, Sir If
K.C.B. having been appointed .
Caine,a Commissioner of the Victualling
arrived there to take upon him the important
Sir J. A. GORDON visited the Victualling
mutely inspected that establishment, hi
' satisfied with the arrangement and good
throughout it.
A lamentable accident occurred
whyche-hall, the seat of R. Benson,
rabbit•shooting, when one of
ploded, and lodged the content,
of the late Colonel Colqnitt. Hi,
lacerated, and shots have enter,
Monday evening, about
Sussex and Lord George Leni
small four-wheeled curricle (di
of the latter, who was driving,
cheater, to meet the Body Cori
op the bill into Goodwood par'
of the night, the vehicle was
Noblemen thrown out. Lord Georg,
bis bold of the reins, and was -1
when one of them broke: but
ping the ponies, without sustaining .
than a slight bruise on the arm - knee.
damage only was indicted on
CORN EXCHANGE, MARL,
Tke arrival of our supplies bearing or
has so completely glutted our market,
scription of Grain is extremely dull, ani
were submitted to. Prime samples of
woke the prices of last Monday ; but
sursksbk. Fine malting Barley is nearly
a kw picked samples obtained 38,. p'
ilses were unsaleable. Beans and
mak( done in either.
Whist. Red, new, 50s 631
old, 48s 60s
White, new, 50155 s
-- old 50s 58s
Derfer, 56s 62s
Malting 57s 62,
Peas, Grey, 1626, Ws 546
Old, 00s 00$
Maple, 1826, 54. 561
..--•01d, 00s OM
White, old, 525. 545
new, 50s 52s
Boilers, 1825, 56s 486
1826, 58s 60s
ASJIIVALS
6,311
1,573
8,245
4,900
1,35

Rye,
Brans,

--- I
Tick,

--- 1
Oats,

.—.... ,
P&LAnd,

Flour, p.
Rapeseed
Al?
IPeas,
Irish
I Fore
Engl
Foreign
SMITHFIELD MAR"
Beef Is scarcely se good, the best /
stone; and Mutton is about Id. per stone
the weather being unfavourable for shughterirwi. In Ve.
I the prices are scarcely maintained; and the gdgeral ream
market are heavy.—Beasts, 2,349 ; Sheep, 23,:40; Pigs,
Calves, 166.

Wheat, British qrs.
Do. Foreign
Barley, British
Oats
Beans

Beef, per Roue, 4s. to Ss. 4d. Mutton, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4,1. Veal,
41. to ss. 24. York, 4s. to ss.—Hay, per bold, £3 101. to £5 :it. Clo-1
vet*, £4 to £6 ; Strati, Xi 10s. to £1 16s.
LIVERPOOL, JAsusse 6.

Orrrotir Wool..—The demand this week has hem very limited,
and pricei, generally, have given way gd. per lb. Advices from
New York, of the 6th December, qqote prices of Uplands at toi to
11 e, and premium of Exchange at 1 t to 11g, which on 29th Nov.
had been quoted at 10i to 11i, and 116 to I lj respectively.
SUGAP, &c.—Very fun prices have been given for 450 hhds. Di r.
Sugar ; 300 bags White East India have been sold at 765. 6J. Rem
has been in good demand for 100 casks Demerara Alolasses 225.
hai ►een given. A few casks Jamaica and Dutch Coffee, have been
taken by the trade at last week's rates. In Cocoa and Pimento'
there have been no sales.

PILOVISIOIII.-7'he atrivah of Butter this week have been mo-
derate, and. we have to note a further advance on some descripiimiu
of 3s. to 4s. Saks of Beef, Pork, and Bacon Are 'patted.
Coca EXCHANGL—At Tuesday's market there wrs a very heavy
sale for all deicriptions of prain. The consumption of the warn is
becoming better supplied -than of late by farmed Wheat, and at
prices somewhat under those at which Irish and FiSaign aro held.
&Oa sales as took place on Tuesday were at a reduction no lam
week's quotations of Yd. on Wheat, and ld. per bushel on o:srp
Oatmeal was gs and Flourl s. per sack lower. Barley and MVP
were without alteration in price, but very dull of sale ; there was n.
inquiry for sweet Flour; in bond.

RE TIELECIRAVIL
of the fair wind, tnd fine
remarkably attended ti,e -• ,
e infantry forte, demised'
risen the fours .
lona Henry Wyndh •
site of prepat a. ima, a
I the transports Monarch,
Ocean, Wanderer, Harms
e agency of Lieutenants ..
1, early on the followiog
ith a fine wind• from the
t. Lawrence, Crown; and •• 7
cut. J. R. Hanns,haiing
ion board, for the Tagus
I John Bushman, trans-,
it, sailed wfth the Wag-
rtsplete the force ordered
:e of Portugal, and thej
:duntry under the most
re ever remember. •
iport, Lieut. Chapman, Agent,.
.5 toe Corte. ! s
s's Church announced to the
r Royal' Ilighnise the Duke of
ling. •
and Curton, is in course
reception of the flag ol
7ingtoo, K.C.B. appointed
lediter ranean. The Bar-
AS, is shortly expected to
[with, where she has been
siral Hon. C. E. Fleming,
of in the %Vest Indies.
Penman, is fitted to take
sis Majesty's Secretary ol
of Mexico. She will sail
in Aitehesnn, teturried to
Clinker gun brig;
of Africa; this day, the
ned from a cruise. Tht
a the 20th inst.
to Earl of Northesk, G.C.&
port in March neat. •
appointed to tie Menai,
award Handfield, of the '
the rank of Commander •
•
vice Commander T. Mar-
ld, of the Victory, to the
•
:he Navy promoted from
e 30th December, was as ',
manders,ls2 Lieutenants
,ssistarit Surgeons, 4 Put-
Royal Marines, 44 Cap-
ts, •
of that corps„
t. Royal Marines are called in,
plate.
halt closed on Saturday,
Yoec's demise beisame known. r
AMR& ALEZANDER Goa-
i to succeed the late Captain
:walling Office, at Plymouth, •
important trust. On Monday,
tualling Office, and hating mi-
, he expres.ed himself highly
ood order whirl] were apparent
erred on Saturday at Lot-
enson, Esq. A party, were ,
the guns accidentally ex
!ins in the face of the son
His features are dreadfully
tied both eyes.
eight o'clock, as Lord
,ennox were rising in the
drawn by a pair of ponies)
;, from Molecomb to Chi
rporate, just as they came
irk, owing to the darkness
overturned, and the two ,
leorge, however, never lon
s dragged some distance.
he still succeeded-in-stop-
staining any otrser injury
m and knee. Some trifling
the side of the auricle.
tRK-LANR, - AMU ItY W.
ig no proportion to the demand,
ket, that the sale of every de.
, and to effect sales, lower prices
of Wheat sold full Is. per qr.
rut the ordinary sorts are quite
warty in the same state, although
. per quarter; all other descrip.
Peas were nominal in prier—
Rye, new, us 51Is
Beans, Small, new, 501 525
-- old, 00s 003
Tick, new, 46s SC,.
--- old, 00s 00s
Oats, Feed, new, 22, 275.
—... old, 00s Obs
Poland, new, 33s 555
old, 00s COs
Potatoe, new, 365 395 .
- old, 295 355
Scotch, 00500 s
Flour, per sack, 455. 50s.
Rapeseed 90s Ors per last:
IST WILEI.
Peas, qrs. pE
Irish Oats 2,W54
Foreign Oats 10,549
English Flour, sacks 15,485
Foreign Barley IST
RKET, Tawnier 8.
young Stots being 55. 4d. per
stone under last Mondsy's price.
• alaughterimi In Veal sod Pork
and the gdieral features of the
9 ; Sheep, 23,:..70; Pigs, 220 ;

Milt& or MIX 1101111 AT.
petition was heard at Dover, before
Aw, in the summer of 1825, when
examination, that he had formerly
the 51st Foot, but was generally
Murray, at Hitchest's and other
opposing creditor was Mr. Asprey, of
Bond-street, to whom he was indebted in
horses and jewellery. The debts
amounted to spool. Having sold his
and part of the proceeds having
agents, Messrs,Cor and Greenwood,
t military debt, be applied the be-
- proceeds of 4. a debt or honour," of
Lieutenant Lewis; while to his Jirsafrde,
4 nothing. He, however, pledged horses,
aids, and other articles of property,-with
tradesmen as security for their claims.—
he was entitled to a reversionary
upon the death of a Lady, and the
in trustees ; but be had ao copy tic
posuession.
appearing that there would be pro-
• all his debts, the creditors de-
, judgment of the Court against'
was therefore ordered to be dis-
, an attested copy of the deed in the

copy of the deed, having been sub-
• Mr. Bell, of Linenln's -lan, by the
Asptey, the Learned Caine' stated, as
' the assignees took no interest under
they could intorce against the trustees,
their power either to make the insol-
_: DOG
rcurnstances, a role Nisi was obtained
calling upon the insolvent to thew
Tge should not be rev ked, and his
. the ground of hit having mitre-
,- of his interest in this property.
sh►wed cause against the rule, arguing
could not be held down to technical
••• a contingent expectant interest
insolvent conceived that he was
to the property correctly, for he
• interest of the money for two or

support of the rule, contended that
right to be replaced in the situation, and
advantars, which they had lost through
. _
the insolvent.
LAW, having referred to his notes,
e several circumstances in the in.
, which he would have remanded
creditors eeclened to press for judg.
clearly if opinion that the insolvent
wilful misrepresentation as to the

discharged the cute.

announces the arrival in that
aq•
a remarkable fact, that the esieti
sod a Daily Advertisement fast
inked States, is only about 61. while
!mild amount to upwards of 401.
-The following inquests wet e held
Hospital—on Ill'itifresl Harding.
at 14. Honeysuckle-court, M
absence of her daughter, a charwomati,!
to her shawl with the candle In
dreadfully burnt, that she expired
'ning.--The next was on Anne Gould.
e, whose parents left her for about
her shier of five years old, in theif
(oust, 13ethnal Green, and who, whits;
candle by the fire, her pinaforti
istant she was enveloped in flame)
which she died yesterday.—Tbe
1 Davis, five years olsr, whose
across the way, when getting ne
ht the Hanle, and he was so dread;
his death—" Accidental Death:4'
.—At about seven o'clock of thif
ult. Robert Davidson, an Irishmard
me time resident in Gataluiese of
the jail of Kirkcudbright, 'after a
.arceration, in the following manner. By
had managed to get hold of a
ife he molested into a saw, and

. of the iron staoncheons of the
inflow of a room common to all his•Ompanions dui.
the day. The next step was to make a rope of hit
•ets, and lower himself to the court yard, and •
he not only succeeded, but cleared every other bars
and escaped during the darkness of the night,
constables were immediately sent in pursuit, a
by the reward of 10 guineas, offered bribe
apprehension. Another prisoner
.attempted to
Davidson's example, hot belts less dexterous be
ibe ground,and wasao much injured,that he alarm.
the jailer and family by his tries. Davidson, it appears,
not only a poacher, but was farther suspected of
concerned with others, in caSrxipg awayisardons
wood now cutting on the estate of Alexander
Esq. of Broughton. Timber,. at all event%
missed, and a watch set to protect the property
was not long before three men were 'iliscirre
ith long poles and apparently bent on wasp
Taof. of these immediately tied, hat the third
, on seeing himself surrounded, stabbed one
watch in the thigh with a piece of sharp ircskii
to the formidable weapon be carried. He nett'
a long knife, and threatened the lives of all his
rots; but in spite of his menaces he was over-
' and seized. The pole, which was intended for
pheasants, is eighteen incises long, and pointed
of iron, six inches in length, very sharp,
an both sides.
age near the large manufacturing town of
_ . there lived a sober old Gentleman, lobo:haps
rered tai be cured with a little drunken old Lody'fr
wifr. Spending their evessing at tbehbute:iif a ftsenst
one night, the.lit de old Lady, as usual, indulged in
.iier
libations till she became fairly" knocked up, or rather
knocked down, and then, as usual, also, the good
natured old man bad nothing further to do than to
convey her borne :she best could. While thus engaged,
the husband meekly rebuked his betterhalf for her in.
Sellaperanee ; and, in defence, the latter pleaded her
Ipbility t 6 withstand temptation--she could not help
" Why not do as I do, when am out?" demanded
the old Gentleman. " bat is that r inquired the old
Lady, " Why, for every glass I drink, I make a point
of throwing two under the table:' "Eh!" hiccupped
the spouse, in total forgetfulness of her condition,
" Why did'ut you give 'em to ini."—Bladiame Mail.

a ail

• CAMBVIDGE, Jaestawr &
The ashcan Prise far loins! heol,lMi Ilerpdged to William
Michael Mayers, of C2licnik Brilio dlesertatiou on the fol.
lowing sableet—s, A Iftimiinelli or our Savacwa's Dis-
courses Mgt ,pgard• to Ilk Ellisillege -.Sidi *AT bawd of his
Div* liskure:'
The UlleMse Is the sublue et the liiiiitiPils• Now tar . the
present= Coomithis heneWit _ sod Barosims."
The ' - &daling egefidolgtherslty were eedahridley the
36", of inselleolltd-tiolliis Crake& illaiday the *4th ult.
Datleset-ftWallot Ammo B.A. omit Mesup Roma, B.A. TA-
'Cab"'
ausew—Hettry Thempsous, M.A. and MMus Lyn., M. A. St.
John's College; Samuel Beat, B.A. DIMS .0217.ri
The following Gentlemen of tbb'Unleeesky ordained by
the Lord Bishop of Chid:ester, at the Cathedral in that City, on I
the fist oft.
DMA Celle Henry Fears, B.A. liaansehiiikcellege; Cecil James
Green, B.A. Pembroke Hall; John UMW; Ad. IL Peter's Col.
lop; and Charles Hardy, H.A. Cbrio Caw.
Psames—Richard Gress, B.A. Emmanuel College ; John Wm.
Hoary Nankai, R A.St. Jobs's C.oikge ; Edward Langdale. B.A.
Jesus College ; and William Hall, St. Peter's College.
The Marquis of &heel has presented the Rev. Clangs Day,
I LL.B. Vicar of Rushmere, to the Perpetual Conley tie ord,
both near this town.
On Sunday, Dec. the 24th, the folloWing Gentlemen Imre or-
dained, by the Loge Bishop of London, as 41IsilenatMil !!•
Chuck • Society :
I)eaces-Messrs. Thomas Davey, Ralph likesesocittlliiks
Fribod.
an tsatieetv
Palsem—G, Steers Taught, C. F. Damsel, Williaw Tate.
At is (trarition held by the Lord Ohiop of anitNigikin
die Cathedral Church of Wells, as Sunday last, the - Am.
Oman were ordained : • ... ••••••
Deacon.—George Babe", B.A. wept e, 10thidell•
ward Spies Henning, Pt A. Wont** igiiii r.llloam
Hope, B.A. University College, Ward; Caleb aorme. aA. St.
Peter's College, Cambridge; Henry Penneek, RA. B. Peter's
College, Cambridge.
Poems—John Barnaby Lewis, B.A. St. Alban Hall, Oxford;
WM= Jeffery. Allen. B.A. Pembroke College, Cambridge; G.
Warwick Barofylde Daniell, BA. Galas Colcge, Csapheidge;
Thomas Earle Pipon, aA. St. Jolt's College,
,Cainbt; W.
Wickenden, B.A. - St. John's College Cambridge; ItenDiatt
Rena., B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge; Homy Rini
B.A. TrisAy College, Cambridge, •

OXFORD, Januaar 6.
Oq the 4416 uk. Messrs. Robert William Goodenough, William,
Fameansel Page, Frederic); Blame, John Robert Hall, and Henry
Panlemon, were admitted actual Students, of Christ Church, having
bees elected from Westminster in Mal last.
The liev. Orlando Hamlyn, Williams, B.A. of Ralliol College,
has been instituted,by the Rey. Precentor Bartiam, to the Recto: y
of Clayelleigh,*otherwist Closetly, Devon, void by the death-of the
Elev. Lewis Lewis.
Sunday se ennight, at an Ordination held las Si. Anne's Ch*ck,
Dublin, by his Grace the Archbishop at Dublin, clerks Tottep.
- •
haws Evade, son of the amiable Pastor of Clowdalkin, was admitted
Deseon's Orders.

At an .rdinatiee held by the Bishop of Peterborough, in the
cathedral, an Thursday the 41st ukimo. ft being St. 'Thomas's Day,
'the following Gentlemen were admitted into Holy Quiets, viz:
Diricoss.--Miles Joseph Berkeley, B. A. 'Christ C.iillege Cam-
bridge; Break George Bridges, B.A. Oriel College, Os U; Charles
Winker Chalkier', B.A. Trinity Codege, Carniarkip; John Henry
Fiedler. SA. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Parma—John Doephrare, B. A. Magdalene Hall, Oxon ; John
Giles Powell, B.A. St. Pieter's' Colkege, Cambridge; Stodart,
M.A. Christ Wiese, Cambridge. •
NCCLIMASTICAL I,IIOII6TIONS.

C The Aribbhisop of York has been pleased in license the Rev.
W. Airey, M.A..to the Perpetual Curry of flexham, on the no-
mination of Colonel and Mrs. Beaumont.
Tke Rev. Francis Baker has been instituted to the Rectory of
Wylyei on the presentation of the Karl of Pembroke.
Theftee. L. R. Brnwn, M. A. his beets presented to the Rectory
of Saarnundham, Suffolk.
The Rev. Wm. Browne, ILA. Rector of Mariesford, kas been
presented to the Rectory of Little Glentham, with the Pepetual
Curacy of Great Gietnham annexed.

An erroneous statement has appeared respe:ting the
Manchester mail of Thursday. It was not detained by
any fail of snow. In descending the steep hill on to e
other side of Athbourn-, the horses lost their footing,
from the toad being in some places sheeted with ice,.
and fell the mail was in consequence upset, and suf-
fered some damage, which prevented its being able to
proceed. No potion was seriously hurt. The bags
• were forwarded to town in a post-chaise, but did not
'arrive until eleven in the morning. The mail-coach
itself did not get in till three in the afternoon.
Souru San CompAny.Friday, a General Court
if the Proprietors of she South Sid'Company was held
at the Company's 11664, the Sith:Gaiernor, Co %IMES
boannoorr, Esq. in the Chair. After the confiossa-.
Linn) pro forma, of the initiated of the last cOur,i, j
odend 61 ii.pereeni. On the hill .teas endit; teSter-
•dai, yeasdeclaredtin the tipital of the COinisny'a hock.
tonrson Do Cositint.—. A ditairal Meeting of
• the Proprietorcof the London Dock tOnluiny wasI • also
held on Priciap it the* Dock-Jrnie, Bank EitilslingS;
ISAAC SULLY, A.cli,iSlend Of4.per
cent. for the halftiae, terininading Stilt! 31st tile. was
then declared, and the Meeting proceeded With the ir
action of some rohthie noptiblic iMptittince.
By the itatemerit returned to the Seitetarf of Stite's
Offite ott the Ist lnidttlt, by Marsden, the gaoler of
Marlborough-stieet Office, it appears; that the panther
of prisoners toinfoitted to the diffetint gals from his
office alonei amounted, up to the 31st December, to
310 bein_g an inotiiie oti the re Made on the Ist
of Januner,*lB2B,. of 1878. Comparing this statement
.with Ib returti Made- by him tot the year 1813, •the
adtianee •of• etiti>e appears lamentably out of all pro-
poriiowto theindrease of population" amounting within
n fraction to a quadruple number. The following it an
extract from the official returns for the last 14 years:
1813,789; 1814,902: 1815.9194 1816,1496; 1817.
1615 ; 1818, 1738 ; 1819, 1823 ; 1820, 1416; 1821,
.1268;11192, 150 ; 1823, 2010 1'1824, 1903 ;4825,
Onst'lB2B, 3103

ts srstrikingfeatsreintheAmaricast Republican in. 1
stitutiesii, that tt is' the policy of the Government to im-
piesi upon the minds Of the soldiery, that, although they
aie siddiers, they ought never to forget that they stall
etlatitwe to be citizens. The policy of less popular
Governments usually is to keep the soldiers as much
separated from the people as possible, for the obvious
purpose of making the soldiery more readily disposed
to assist in checking any popular eommotions that may
*rise, in consegpence of any mischievous or unpopul .r
measures to which they may be inclined to resort. The
policy of the American Government is quite the reverse;
and entirely comports with the words of the President,
in his late Message to Congress : " That, from the Com.
manding Gener.l, through all the gradations of super-
intendence, the Officers feel themselves to have been'
citizens before they were soldiers, and that the glory of
a Republican Army must consist in the spirit of free-
dom with which it is animated, and of patriotism by
which it impelled." This kind of policy is the surest
indication of good government, and the strongest se.'
curity for it.
Wednesday evening Mr. Pratt, belonging to the
House of Commons, residing In Jasnerstreet, Rockingham-gate,
while driving his gig, near Highgate, the horse soddenly took fright,
and Mr. Pratt was thopwn out, and sustained coesiderable injury.
He was conveyed to the Arch Tavern, kildlaway, where he Nes to
a dangtrous state.

Friday William Bert,
dieted for the wilful
son, at 11,ighton, by
knife, on the 224 of As
indictment against him,
same knife.
From the evidence .
don, it appeared that
his wife, a fine •young
then became a toll collector
wife and he did nut live
ea* twelvemonth be
beat her with a poker.
with him, although repeatedly
,at the end of May last, r'
the present indictment, •
go live at Difchelling w
her. On the 20th of
live at the house of
'days subsequently, the
Was refused admission,
its Which she was with
.stabbed her repeatedly
several mortal
Wis.; arms. ItShe ru
murdered babe, and
The prisoner, in his
,wish his wife was one
afterwards, however,
and admitted that she
affections were fixed t
whom she had known
him; and tortured by
4.11 Jeff* he detected
pith iiiimerds, M
bee in such a way as
eyes sale loser. Fos
tbeffffilbf August, bat
kill his child.
lin was found Guilty, and
pared open him..

POLICE

MAN:
Saturday, the Captain v.
Lose hiats& for a summons
lag the s►ip's register and oche!
It appeared that a set of pry
the hater. of going on .board
rive and obtaining the Air
Captain, under the pretence
house, and aftetwards detaining
they might think ',toper to n.-'
The LIMP MAYOR told
mew relative to the improper
plied to British vessels, and tl
but advised the complainant

Was. player, a drovert_....s charged
Sit Priti Lauatz, on Sitonfay. witl
Monday last, in Smithfield-unite%
badge.
I*.gisfew art up Wags
of a cruel drover. and that Idtbecto
charged. before a Magistrate, with
the badge. ft was locked up '
ant bail forsotun to put die
Sir P. Peviiis saidottat

og drover to Oilier,
• ance thidthi wearing of ,
be would oierlook t
, he would, neve
hood working without ..
Sitting* Mary Wiwi, was charged-bra
44 die tutior,nl Johanna Kelly with striding
blankets, a pair of sheets, a wlee *has, aed •
the priabotet aloe to Mrs. K. ' arsd •
bed a Mal Ut in ; she said
for
very much pleased wt
for it. Mew Selly put herself
the room,' and Making things ..._.
days afterward. she was detected
Owlets. Upoo her person
of different articles, which
lodgings.
•ni: ALDISMAK thought
accordingly committed her,
BO'
..
Saturday, a joufneytnati at
--the lint for stealing. and
lead,the property of sir. r
tted. are. the master has
l
n:s..latr, fur several years,
it end he was bailed outi
A cool Irkholan was charged
*age in Usfurd.street, and ,
to.effacer. Beinzasked what L
poly say that, they have perjure
*no% believe that."--Committed,

MARLBOI
Saturday Jams il•Lagan,
Toad, a baker, residing to C
custody to this office, before
charged with Fobbing his . Ipi
It appeared that Mr. Gui e,
ISo Is one of Mr. Todd's
11100 Not in to him by Mr,
blinked to a considerable
-id his base would warrant,
=were untied on by - -, Tv
ma to Mr. Tad,
remnant with Mr. GUnter.
WM ended between them I
should keep a strict amount .
t!u
each ay. by the.prisoner,
vered bread at fir. Gm
. itl keep In etitiby aim
or the use of his family e
arrangement, when the
' of his bread unapt the cu
. urettaro in his boa
,sa:ter'sbeizaursatteht
occasion.
t.......
Sae bats as delivered at
iign*/ there: and so did ,
,*y during the entire week,
,Mont furnished to his master
aunt kept by lir. Gunter c
an exam of loaves
drys the siraeaty a breed 1
blive 40,. . if 011. b.
edelotipe we Mlle up the
se 1.4 WON:

Tie case was clearly prorrd
Mr. Ganser'. servant, and the
defence, was fully committed '

BIAR
James Marengen, a deformed
yams Si are, who travels about
claw, resembling a small stool,
lainnettforward with great adr
a very peculiar and pkasing a
throat similar to those of a mut
son, a chemist, Oaforri-street,i
and with breaking a pane 7'
of nine Millings..
Mr. Hanoi.* the assistant
evening, this little fellow
bustle, end,hy the exercise
crowd of people before the
one of the glasses smashed,
formed that this cripple had
Ildr. Hamm luqulscd If t
The witness answered, he
was not so to lest as err

INSOLVENT
IX WI user
Mr. Murray's petiti,
Mr. eOMMISSIONSIt LA'
it appeared from his ez
been an ensign in tit
known as "Captain" M
hotels. His opposing
Buxton-street, Bond-str
the .um of 197/. for hot
in his schedule mould
commission for 5001. at
been applied by his age
to ae discharge of a a
lance.. towards the pro
pox doe to a Lieutens
creditors he paid nothin
Greek gnus, pistols, ant
several of his tradesmet
He farther stated that t
Interest in 10,0001. opt
property was vested in
the deed In his pessessic
. Upon its thus apps
petty sofficient to pay
dined to press for the j
the insolvent, who way
charged, upon filing as
office.
A case, with the cop
sequently laid before M
solicitor of Mr. Aspen,
his opini• n, that the a
the deed which they co
it being wholly in their
vent any allowance, or
Under these circuits:l
by Mr. Hearn, calk
cause why his discharg
petition dismissed, on tl
presentrd the nature of
Mr. PoLkocic shewec
that a military man cot
language in describing
and ut was evident the 1
describing his claim tc
bad been receiving the
• • see years past.
Mr. HIATIa, in supp
the creditors ought to
restored to the advance)
the misrepresentation ts
Mr. Commissioner L
stated; that there were
olaentia case upon wh
'pine; h. not the credit
anent; but he was cleat
.had been guilty I f no
nature of the deed.
The Comm, order these e
A Jamaica paper
Lobed of Joseph Hayne, Es
NICWSPA PERS —lt is
if a Daily Newspitoer s
allele year, in the Unite
id this countty it wools
DeATHS ET FIBZ-1
M St. Bartholomew's 11
8.5 years of oge, living
lane, who. in the absence
chile stop; lug, set lire
her hand, and was so di
on Wednesday morning,
but, eight years of age,
cavity minutes with he
room, on Friars Mount,
stooping to light a co
gni•eit, and on an insta
Isom the effects of wl
third was on Richard I
iher had merely inept as
the fire, his shirt caught
sully burnt as to cause
PRII3AN Baraziso.—
evening of the 2.5 th ult.
Sy birth, but for some
Fleet, escaped from the
forrnighes incarceration
whatever means, he b
pocket knife; this knife
proceeded to cut one
Ninstow of a room corn
ing the daj. The next
blankets, and lower pin
this be not only succeei
ier, and escaped dud'
though constables were
stimulated by the rewai
culprit's apprehension.
follow Davidson's exam
fell to the ground,and w
the jailer and family
.as not only a poaches
being concerned with el
of wood now cuttini
Murray, Esq. of Brow
was missed, and a wet
and it was not long be
/timid with long pole
mischief. Tao of theta
Davidson), on seeing
of the watch in the d
affixed to the formidab
drew a long knife, ant
assailants; but in spite
powered and seized. 1
killing pheasants, is ei
with a piece of iron, si
and barbed on both sit
In a village near tl
,Stockport there lived s

- ----sere-- . •••selike of Wring but by predideg them wonderful min In my
_
refs. n yne UM aged' aved. __2B : wag in. thrust,4 by,..whiiichhavel
unbaseotahs:oor
ilibeduenumustand detbuirilister;diwe thatilt 7:‘,.;
~ IF
murder Isaac burr. his ixtent . Then speaking in a cheerful and &Mahar Mangler, Did you
r:
stobbinst him with a slitentlenker's your Warship, ever hear met • i
August last. Mire was a meat leased I never saw you before, that lam aware of, replied the I ./..
In, for 'Minding tiit wife with the ei
MiClli
, and the cripple, if your Wordaip wane, est, Too Asa.
• N. Ham= declined the invitaties, and implied where he ••• .
e adduced to solatain the proems w„,1,,,,? • •
at the Friaoale was married to Ile prisms odd be west native Ohara% bat was sow living
o thismourry ?
collector at Long Dittos. is
not woman, in "July, 1825.
RH! at
uldlise:
Neum....eavelMlSChidch•atrevtioe. ikevevalle"
aintiamest t: _ _
'ng Prisoner-les, Sir. I formerly noted the bate la which
ive !sappily together, Ind at Cht iat- g now gem g kept the boon for twelPe yeah, the
it, mullet . •
quarrelled with her, and cruelly hoot to Woes.
r. From thaftitue she did not live bit. Bander-Are you prepared to pay fee do damage you
have ehoef
.epeatedly solicited by him todo so. .n. _i___Not now, yogi. Winkle ; but if you will let me • ed
last, last, the child, whose murder kJ to had it tliN-eansinh 1 win be eturelt% pay it then. Times are bad
it, was born, and the mother went sub me' ow ; bit Wadi the mlefortane happened two years ago, I
workhouse, 'skill* the infant witli would bavepaki s guinea at onee'veith pleasure.
.n"
tf August, the Pont woman went idea . ll'u ry m atit
?tA
won't fail
in 4
d Mrs. Young. at lit igliton. Two • ryingOh yrs,ier Wile w..sidy
cunning rogue; it want answer my purpose to
Ugillallit.imi dali
a,:riu
yos you
. .
the prisoner called to see her; be we oxinusetteet ens moy.s,_konne for in. • -
in, but forced his way to the room Mr. Jehasen consented to thk'arrineinent, and the man was
th her cbil 1, and in a paroxysm of discharged.
peatedly with a knife, and also in sunray. Jo. re„,4lU. „titrds-Sitti* %hail. rem who have for a
1 wounds on the child, which was
....
length of time imposed on the - if John
tee
lal,everzeibeeproeurgbett
. . •- . . ... .
tidied out of the house with her before W. A. A. It** kik bilhairilse,
the prisoner was secured. _all. .
It appeared from the enemata* if l'boorpsoo, thak Otis drama i
was is defence, stated, that his marriage
11
mu as rig . who. was the prin. '
e arising from pure loge. Shortly dye' teadedian in tieoar, bloc for some,
she became cool in her aenreandurr time, as well as the Pabile. by kW ' elligkiscsitation of a 3
Ire did not like him; but that her: distressed niothse,Selth three ebiltierdi Is tie meets.
The geese epees thus: The an the
on another object, a Naval Offices, a 20. cmitimen; at =giapthaggeriptialingni" . Aly
en before. She subsequently left ste"
claildnn, what than I do aget you a wentiMel of bread?"
by jealousy, which was comiumeci when a tall genteel woman, belonging or ahventionty. comes . .
ed her writing, and ongtawine:jog up, and says, " Goa bless me ! my poor ersalleash- what is the
here is all I havegot :boo me resi ft (turning to
I/ dear," he determined to wound muter t e a
, stranger
pviviss).
did
feeever
ace
web a
seem
umisery
r,
sl
to render her dissigviable in the
Here job Bulge beart.naturally melts, and his hand goes into his
or this purpose he went to her on pocket, when a little short woman, genteelly deemed, belonging to
Wt bad not the slightest intention to the party, comes up, exclaiming, ta Ole dear, I lin ahead the pow
woman is in labour; do get ber to a polffle-house, edifier Me wee fly
and sentermee of Death teas immediately refreshment; I fear she will dk in the streets." (Bp thistles a .
, crowd begins to be collected). " line, my pow soul, take tido,
last
-- is the last penny I base • but some of these good Chatitille• la II
surely give you a wile." The distressed mother, doling
E INTELLIGENCE. this time h groaning most lammed*, and cosomestors with
" Goes eaten you kind Ladies, •my poor thilkbest have had
.NSION-HOUSE. nothing to eat for some days, may your never know whet
• - waoth." The feelings of the auditory are omit wousslop to tits
s of a Hanoverian vessel applied to the
highest pitch, and the pennies, sixpences, per chance a half crown, .
moos against a person for illegally detain- highest
into the treasury, and the distressed mother is removed to a
I other papers.
of persons have for some time past bare Ingn yentas on their entering the pobik•bouse, and the scene closes. The distressed mother and the
ard i *
two Ladies rinse regale themselves with gin, &c. wh...n they remove
forei
to some other spat. the drama is again successfully' represented, an,
• ship's register &MI other papers from the
the performers reap a rich benefit. Thompson said, that so crne race of clearing the vessel. at the CUStOO3-
pinny was the public gullet by the links of She prisoner and her I
lathing them until any exorbitant equip
two Lady confederates, that about three weeks ago he took the
to make for commission, &c. was satisfied.
ii the applicant, that the Act of *Perth-
flamer Ono custody, when she roidatedt..eppealsog to the layman.
Sers,who rescued ber ; but in this sense of the annexe.
Wee detention dOW "Otte"' Daly als. had seen the tragedy so often repeainksbat their tears had ceased
Ind that, therefore, be could not interfere, .. -ow they . .... ~ .
it , and owners him.,
... . _
runt to seek lare remedy' by. civil ACtl4lO. '
Will. Morgan cocrohoratedlthisamessent. .
GUILDHALL. • Flitabrth Watts said, that she knew the party well; the tat
woman who W.IS dressed in a straw bonnet, and a whittle on her
was charged Ir/Onr.kin Wheeler,. before
shoulders, hid ofteti abused and threatened her.
,kidettud.mrdaary,kwittee, haulrskreantivinidurisumu some
unit;
Mr. WIVITZ-.-It must have been a piece of most exalleut aging.
You hese done perfectly right, Thompson: I . wish you would .
or that hi Mai woe inspalreettbe.channer being the tall woman here.
hat.blthetto be head am even *Ogee
Dlr said he would endeavour toget her if possible.
La* iiiii, „. Arcrani. with __r. mei said, that the prhosh should 'not perform in public
up in • Moen, and•the son tet the' again for three Months, and she nit atiWortitttd tb the House of
the key kr his pocket. Genetics, cur that period. . -; : . -
at the badge being niestly the only clue to
e for misconduct. it was of the hat stn-The thermometer A Lincoln, at ten o'clock on Wed. a
tof them should sisktiyenroreeis ; and, nesday morning, was 17 liegrees below the fre!ting point..
look the enmpialot iiierHieft, it being the • TWELTB NIOHT.- Ilea e was an exaghtdinal as, ei
y
nevertheless, fun dant lis.• for play of taste and elegance he Ike Teelfth Cake; en totorday right, . Age
.tbout his badge. . . . and patticniaely in Auer exhibited by Jalllttlf. of New Bood.street.
I was cilltica br a lorallharnatekd "mai! When linaxagoras, the (meek phile.oopaer, being of
Krill" will',....stemleai,deat,,..w;Tiel.ilsrAle.'pedr:::,;(l very advanced age, wet at the point of death, he VA as
, a wine
o. Kelly7:2 odd she ,termed she' trie, asked.by the citizens of Lasupsacas what dying co .. i
.
Bid Ike had. The Frisson looked at it, maul he would wish to enjoin them. His request w
pd with it, and agreed to pay her h. • week that every year, during the whale month in which he. •
lentil to sure i"eleteertieute in **Were died, all the children in the city should be permitted to
sings comfortable fan her. la two or three
complied with. -
detected carrying awe, the blankets and keep holiday: His wish was compl i ,
o were found a great another et duplicates
it it appeared she had:taken from other FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSEL
New Barn, Edenfield, near Boil, With -.59/11; lar.
ht this was a very aggravated ease, and CIENTLEMEN-I should be ungrateful; 'te I not el
ik,
lee. VI to come forward and thank you for the adlittulang
BOW-STREET: core our Antinorbutic Drops base performed sail: l boil ig
been afflicted for the last seventeen years with st " fiesery. that
tti and a master plumber, were committed completely covered my whelk body wick wiles. attended with
and the other for receiving a quantity of great heat and extreme pain. The scales multiplied ■ansucb a de• 11
Ng
• Porkers plumber, Elaur'strtet, 'Leicester- gree, that at certain times I was obliged to nee grease or off before
i lived respectably as a plumber, in St. I mold move my joints; and the bed as which I lay was psis- '!"
I years, ands gnu number of his friends pinny covered with the scarf ai m body. Having tried all As. ' I
led outimmediately. thoorbuth medicines and ointssents,as well as warm and cold baths at I
charged with trying to open the boot of a at all the ones of note in the neighbourhood; without shrug ft
. and afterwards " rescuing himself" from the least relief, I bad given up all hopes of being cured, tut seeing
what he had to say ? he replied-" l can a letter in the Bekaa Express of a similar Mr cc my own being lb
an
• perjured themselves, and I suppose you cared by you. I was induced to try your vthuililis medicine, Ib
permitted. width I ant happy to say gave nee the greatest re• and before on
BOROUGH-STREET. I bad taken three of your 4s. id. bottles I experienced, • complete aell
lons • journeyman in the Putellw a Mr*
care. and amnow as free from blotch or saleat ever I was is my Ca
life, and enjoy perfect health. As
in Queematreet, May-fair, was brought inW
fore Mr. Dram the Meting Magistrate, was the Ramos of my applying to you, I trust
sumethat It maryorretalchnowtheehzietelisenofer.theyallict.
the on the publication el the letter in
EA
employer In die foliewieg manner: you will allow this case of miter to go began the public, in hopes.
uoter, the confectioner In Beritoley•apnre,
le customen, has observed of lane, that tbo the what use you phase of
this
letter
:hall.
faidaehan,
reueendfeetuere
liberty
afrathtinue
r. Todd, for bread furnished to his family, Iw
able deal more than the consumption of answering g any inquiries, either pereeAlly or ettuirerbel
warrant, and suspecting that moss unfair amitwiwiwwwi'w"h the drear "dre Yu" ebedie" servant,
it. who immediately entered ;bats an se. Attested by it
crimping.
drumlin?,
Bal.:,
required)ofiii.uEnutSON.
by Mr. Todd's servants, he communicated
oter, with a view to detect the fraud. It further N. e.PgrAitlicillarskinteemtritebepOittd'paid.
as
at that for one whole Sweet Mr. Todd • as
oat of the number of loaves of bread sent Tit,Meesee-,.. J°ll° Lignotn and Eon, Surgeons. Manchester. ig
loner, who was the penes- that geonang ions swops are told in moulded square battles at Its. 114. 4a. 6d. to
Gooier's. igen; asst that Mr. Gunter and t Is. each, by Jobe Lfgnum and Son, Surgeons, atc. 63, Bridge- N
rice account of the number of loaves taken greet, illikkinsrer ; I. Sanger, 150. Oxford-street; I. and C. In
,_
each ,_. on the eery dot f.0,...4... Evans, W., Leag4met, West llogebileld; Hereby and Sons, 93, lh
'll.
pruoyster, came home, " delivery Pleetanarket ; Baden, Chassidim. Chapelle, corner of St. Paul's; it
customers of Mr. Tar, be gals is to Na London ; 73. Prime's-street, Ilifoloulk; and it, Satheillowtreet. Is
ale of eh bans as delivered sadist day at .„Huhli„,.n i dutte„n. and Co. 10, raw ameeth•lard t Ewan Edoards.
o fact, be Lad only furnished Mr. Ginter "e„.! Sc. Paul's
___. Church=yard 1 • and Eons, 45, BC Nee I,
ccasion. On the peat day agals.bodurged •••••'%13-yard' l Henry Hear°, ses 4 Looden; t ;
it Mr. Ouster's, when he had mil left Newbery sad Sena, 29, Dasnmetreet ; Sent mad Orr, 100 s South i 11
d be practise the sash desepdea on every *Hies VE-
; R. Nelpoo. Surgeon, Glasgow; and all re- /1
•1 it, when at the 'scions oomparmishe se. °Pete* Vender',
later by the prisoner, with the ea* sc. Of ishini ' may be had, Mr. Idgnam's Improved VEG
,i,
of hie emonnotionof woad. don up. TABLIt LOTION, for all Scorbutic Itrapdose, pilot. id. duty I 1 ~
'
es charged against Mr. Gunter of Gm , j
ad used by Ms family, so that tbesideenso M. lignewes SCURVY OINTMENT may now be had el -
e bread in some other maw Isplls asea Om Om! Alga"' price 1‘ 94. eleil Pets duty included,
the account to Mr. Todd, and,diejed it •-•`-'•
✓oved by the evidence of Mr. Todd and-- - Blikrui.
Oa Thant the 4th balsam, at Toggypeese, materdsbirs, die •
•
d the prisoner having nothing to say is lots 4Y del: *we Manley, Riau eta.
Gould, of
y. a daughter.
tted for trial for the felony.
BOrenoNwNomitweeE.
n thirty and forty At T Idge, on the 27th On lady of Captain Hither
•4'nolledirliLttAle. . .
the only daughter of IL Tatham, Eta. of Torrington.
DINA
about on a sledge, assisted by an artificial
stool, with font legs, with which be "1". I-
e'
age 4 " "sdu"
at adroitness and agility. mad who has also
MAILS ..il'itiOl.lDA Y. sing method of peodining KOOS frOlii 'his
reaSte,usirs:ithineoliodbirob:awasaimediarrlidwiniewambahlFataKridothe.hassej:
GWEll:acrbillittenrt.„..rdund
Jerier 41111.222 iiii.oool 1122/121/6filhilreamiket. . .6
AIM 1455.
1 0
0 1
2 9
• Lisbon 0 0 (Braet • 0 tan of Mr. id pisses, said that, on Friday Donaghadee o 0 Sweden o 0 took his seam opposite Mr. Jobawia's Leeward Islands 00 I Jamaica •I 0
eit OW masks! powers, collected a large Holland 2 0 thence Ayres 0 0
se door...kie very shanty afterwards beard
I, aod, mobs into the street, he was In. rig sa rt. se AI nit at LONDON. ISUIDGE I'O MOISMOW.
ad purposely broken it with his claw. Morning . • • 2 minutes after 11
If the man was tipsy ? Afternoon . 34 IrJ,:iste, after It
.-
he certainly had Geer. drinking a little, but . _ fa
to know what be was doing. wawa,: Printed end Poldialseday J.f.liseLY,6t the Seas OMNI,
M.). Piedvit-puree. Te55ea..13.....