Star.
London, England, 1827-01-17 00:00:00

THE WEATHER.

The storm was se violent on Sandi'', that in one in-
stance, the windows of the withdrawing room, of a
house on Maxwell hill, fronting the west, r ere about
noon driven in with a tremendous ctabh, and a pail
of the flat of the roof coveted with lead, weiAitig
upwards of six hundred pounds, was torn up with in
describable fury, and carried by the force of the wind
like a sheet of paper unrolled, a distance of sixty feet,
breaking in its fall several fir and chestnut trees six
inches in diameter. Much damage has been done iii
the neighbourhood.

EDINBURGH, JAIIIIMIT 15.
Early en Saturday morning the frost gave way, anci
a great deal of rain fell that flay .and ye,terday morn
ing. On the evening of Saturday we had a heavy gal.
of wind from the north-west, which cort:nuel-7-
terday forenoon, and was the means of
'steam boats crossing the Frith till tour
afternoon, when the wind having moder:
boats ventured across. A sharp frost set
terday evening, and there was a slight
mow about seven o'clock.
allaweasts from Perth and Bersviek state that ,
hem Asked by severe storms of wind, rain, and snow
weather appears to have set in.
Sunday morriirg, Sunderland was vi
fact hurricane of wand room about r.e
dose considerable damage to several hou-.es,
Ito the great quantity of he h water in the v"
vessels broke from their moorings, at,
•age; keels and boats have bleu sunk
not beard of any live, having beta lost.
Sunray minting, two tier of ships were
is Shields harbour, in consequ we of
gale, uh;ch came on durin, the night.
material damage was sustained, etc -pt I
belonging to Sunderland, which got u
fluke at the Limekiln Shore, and instant
ers of bricks from the windows, and tile,
tops, rendered it clanAerous to walk the I
tier in Tynemouth Church-yard was
the roo s.
At Tynemouth, a house In the Backstreet has
the hurricane, and several ehimuies have been

The sale of Indigo at the Eist Ind
menced yesterday. It is of very cotisicimahle estrnt
consisting of 7000 chests, the es•imared value Of which
is not far short of 600,0001. The sale will ccupy about
a rtnight. About 350 chests were sold yesterday at ar
advance of from I 5.6 J. to 2s. 6 1. on the prices paid h
October last, and they are principally for shipping or der
clafirriiing. so far as the sale has advanced, the Tema; i
made on the last, that the chief demand tar this valua
ble article is on account trf manufac.uies abroad It u a
observed, f:ow•ever, that there had been a very numerous
attendance of buyers from the manufacturing districts
of ]ork•hire and Lancashire. The foil:ruing are the
descriptions sold, and the prices obtained:
Purple and violet . . . les. Od. to 111 S. mt. per lb.
Erne •lolet
Good and middling ditto .

Good •iokt ■nd copper 9< 0d.... 10t.
Ordinary broken and mixed ditto 7m. 6d.... 9s. Od

CORNEXCHANOR, MARK-LANR,Jahany 17.

Although the business transacted this morning was rioter limited,
still Monday's prices went fully supported for all kinds of Grain;
and from the factors in general demmding higher prises, it seems
to be the opinion of all those well converssnt with rhe'market, that •
an improvement in prices is likely soon to take place.—Aroleals
2,350 gm of Wheat, 2,200 qrs. of liar'ey, 7,610 qrs. of Oats, and
4,400 sacks of Flour.

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f preventing the
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rated, one of the
set in again yes
ht spii ,kling
at those places have
now, mid that frosty
~ited with a Fee
west, vrt,ich h 4.
Ahem, and owing.
he Weat, everAl
Ind received 4.14
ink, but we have
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If a tremen dou
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by a snug siolp
upon an anchus
lay sunk. Show,
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t streets. A large
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Mary Ann Ilia Christmas s
wearing apparel. the proprny
Tie prosecutris. ma being,
she was a married woman?
Proweutrix—l was woe, my
Iltacoaawa-1s your husband
Prosetrotrix—l behrve

le necessary
dad as that point, because if
Met you may have In your
dike Wog laid in the indictment
that Mile must fall to the ground
llhalhallal is not in existence?

went into the country, and
her wrote me to my be -
Recosoes—Have you
Proaecutriz—l have •

lbellamestusuilidatet
and reesimmaded tbe Ji
,silup7deasinny, emir tb
Warier.
a Hayes, a drover.
property of John Keene--
The business St the
proceeded to pass sentence
Dmen—John Adams,
Wilisama, glades Lewis, .1
Wilburn, William Howard.
burglary ; mad Renee
Daniel Burns, William .
Thomas Vandeseer, for
isilivan and Martha Bellamy,
mph Whitehead, lee highway
office rubbery. _

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CA NATIC AND ANJORIS COMMISSIONS. I?ISTURI3ANOgS Al CARLISLE. bCE irtil:elti * .CB•
BAILEY, JAN. 16. . .-..50- lir
GU I LDH ALL.
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___.o...- • •. • trams Toe CeltelLE feeltille.
The Commisaionert appointed to inquire into, and to Mt. Jew*, elm Barrister appeared In the diameter or s a,
sows stood indicted For stealing a quantity of " Whitehall*" Jele* al"' fendaut, epee the eamipt.a..; of the shiver of the haekn .
ciperty of Sapid& Trust. adjudicate upon, the claims of the creditors oi:tt e late a Ge(fTobs4Tatis_.) The
events
which
acc
lurid its the city of Carlisle at,„ no roe teimh, to ..... him his 1,....1 iww. e7 much.
The "mama
in JettelaW4 compared with the documents which I Iliad in this ;t".""tos lot sowsl•o_ titre-L....L.__ =L._ ,►_
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a_ t
Wet eweeoi wee asked by lb* ReeoeDee if Nabobs of the Carnatie, have presented their 29d Re.
tan? Fiona this document it aperrars,
once, my Lord. pmt to Parliament.
that the . Ogee iniiipittieg previous names-dons hi that Ctty, having satisled ~..„„tit'itte,._ at orreort G.„„5_..,77,"217.7,_
_Tame_
instal
ii,:, tat
nee MASI elleemeemary In make timber provision for the peewee& fTeretiod th7ot to chinas iz.- •X'dcoun'''''. "ledvAri.3l.
four
rorry
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husband dead? ate of absolute adjudications in favour el s. d. si fit timer. I caned Ilion Lb° bleY4nlBllle °irk et dorsal ream Mows four, mod le. for the Menace ; but
,ve be is, my Lewd, bet I emoot say fora ASS
ore nes, amounts to . . . t.,5211,063 le 04 ......5...w., . in, to inform me what measores had been tamest to. canteen, mooed to ray wia. mod he bas um dorm 4. yework
ill
wands uM telleit. I have In emisaipsescr rem-teed from the Mayor ebtainso, memo.
„ma" the Court and Jury Amid ha and,.
„Aggregate. ejprovisional adjudications in fa-
dila 11 II twektten,in dile hater of. which he transmits to use a copy of the Mr. r!"._„.... said, , „a ..... _ .„ s
until, •
arise if your husband is living, all property . *o4lr of claimants •
... _ , Charter ofitheg4ilmes the First wad states that tie Corporation ste;threr"rwhen;,„,-;,:rff.a3"-- -""tii, Honee',,, "=",, _ ba;
tour possession belong', to hint ; and the err. •
Making a total of . . 0,528,551 11 lii have never thainerives Ville to the expensed maintaining the Towne the rain was descending Is torrents;'`"*"
ung=rieziaa
indictniant as year property, the charge in . •
Aggregate of **lure adjudications against -, an racism rZll4lldalthi tit Coy, but have on various .C 4464" the complainant's coach, he was sheet to engage a semoul, eskal
he ground. What proof have you Mat your . 57,342,701 S 11 vudeavoured to get 4 peeler Mee Establishment famed, not only ..,to watts r. sokr ~basewasse that one whim world not haw
parties ' • ' •• ' '
:nu? foe the City, but ter is adllnha. which I uaderstand to be net of fussy.; *Li the eomptabloot immures him,
crying, „
06
Estimated balance er.. the fano. unt .of clal. Ms
*Sten 8 11 the kerlegiede° ef the CRT 16;111°14". 11w idar" Wen". ere (eta mattoge them all were irelL" Seven were placed mod: /11.
• twelvemonth ago. my Lord, my husband
remaining to be adjudicated
and I have not seen him since, but cis bro.
__,2l3ll4bleawle', a W(HL lessee) rode upon she boa, in doing which, hav;aada‘, ..
e was dead. Making a gross Teal of claims, allowed, db. Bill wasrZeollair=l both the "Y """ """"*" """ stem coat, he gut thoroughly soaked. If he Mal hilcul the ten .7
se soother proof of that ciregrestaart? coaches, be and his fat*. would have been taken 11.. me dr aas
t not, my Lord. allowed, and its be adjudicated, of „ 50,541,1311 S I der ow that it was drawn up soder the
Inspection of irifileillehlhol. and that the Cuertelthat "derma& comfort fa es. • hi mite of the inconvenience h'e dead ad.
st think she bad suilleiently proved his death, When we find claims to the manias' of 27,000,000 f.
to defray the espeakbe of passing it ions an Act ; that during hoot
Jury to And the prisoner Not Guilty.the Puinft of the "'rallies t" this I" Ulm% fa. tb" dint die. Vaell-" - II
--th'e"-milate trooldulat lishavevelds Electwayhal, ir
thahatdsote,"gba. '
rejected as uuteaable, we rimy easily Clelleeiere in what
e Learned Rerieder's din-aims, emitted
manner large fortunes were formerly attilissod in India. alleged that the Cairporstyga were chargeable with the expenae 0 Luinuwi , e woo; Insist..ttirr*
dto the native nun, a Poke. sod ihey considered this allegation to have me. Athelooo
over, was indicted far swamps sot eat the Comparatively tri/Arstillif were edema* .
bees
tsgs ... subboars
(sly for
the
purposeof
throwing
en
147.50b,rbe
bw Km ahorkwrefereleakkw
atersotheaaktitho.f,Gwoo. lila:sap t t'
se-Goilty. Princes; and, in a, acknowledgment to an ins-
akulemil 111,_."1.11•1".."6"1"...„,wida 11,1"nm_ ,_ ,_"" timid person above foor shall be paid when the parties ride a '4': , ‘
t Sessions being concluded, the Romans melee amount were given.
wedr
wll7lll.
impiwour.e• eanmoet,
Feememeer...__„_______w aeavataa„.._exure
itameeyere.._.,__,..`'` 1
t7e,__ theabgesedibr
ponombet it deo:mooted
womrdiesivethe
writhwede.mbacihhorwwen 10kwile=droali).
war.
not on the prisoners.a 4
ins, Joseph Hach. Emu Davies, menu • The Act of the
o_37th• of Geo. HI. cep. 142, gave a
check to this pr htalale_eystern. That Act sets forth; moseity of a Pelee tin bit datmentnegints and
inquiryproLesses..._tbal._ pelted to atiew a servant to ride outside, bet be any rano< oche, I • ..
_ arie_.deeirdne um temegmei.wit.;!......_ 04* 10.. pawn, if he phiseas. He therefore ordered Mr. Jessup to pay I, 1 4", •
is, John Craniey, Edward Webster, betel
raid, Frederick Langley, Robert Young, for " that the practice of !Mesh subjects lending money, tin .
miweioliksnataeletea to VI ummaunauw. ere' f., the dimmer gad Ss. fee the three additionat per woe.
ls West
itwide; which With Cs. dd. for hoes A thee, mad the cans, arntioner
Baldwin, Samuel *ilia". William Davis, or being concerned is the lending of the same. or in eisdresAth'
Jones (aged eight years), Richard Hill, and
transactions for the borrotring money for, oe lending saassebsseimmegant, the sdid Hien ways*, •
to tin. Md. to"'
r stealing in a dwelling-house ; Mary Annll AITON•43 A %OR N.
knamyt for eagles from chi ; Jo. money to, the native Prince's to India, hag bode product ronision (inhale Mhfea goo* . Mere, t thine It wilt be
datswa,y robbery; Daniel Davis, for Post- tive of much mischief, and ii the source much gutty ,filleieehle_,
ailltatraoalatattier eller .• ; 11"19.41;_,._ aldmded,_ Miss Taos, 2 lad, was enemittesi. charged by Mr. Clarke P.;:
ter
of u"l._____.eraegt'e cheitansenger.in Ayiegiberrativet,Ombeemall, with mailing Iron
and extortion ;" and, therefore, it proalles, that for the IrtTottadt, wffilidmiwrist*
elhat a mdisarmaim °claim" the hig limp a Olathe daems. 'he mother of the boy cued nu :••• .
' bel'-'4"lrsali Hammond and Timm"' future no British subject should be -concerned in such marenams einthei nig aide yds. withis delay, to peopme to mount he sh thheaoh -
•;--1141 11641 every contract ai . , .
a, }
is Fouavaint Ymas-Wm. Hitless, Robert transactions, without the consent of the Court of Di. rubella a Ilialliew ire ahem* sea ding the future tranquil- Lome, „id soh toophytothe to his i•tbor
Sty of the petinielisatiettalit pen repreitien-s-1 have, ilte. • He Was amt try an,
means lasy ; bet whew any trumpeting, of kind presented tom. sr
may Wayman, Chutes Flint, has ?4WD, rectors or the Governer•Genetal in Council.
• - l . 0 lON= rat' he, as if by an irretistible leepeige, rota into it• ea knew nut eke ,:es.
d Mary Cockisead. The CarnatiC Commission was appointed in 1806. is
i Saves Yesta•-Ann Gordoe, Win. Jones, m To Mr Philip Munaere. -Oise. . course to pursue web bits. , r s?'
rratt, Edward Smith, Thomas Janes, Clam
consequence of an agreement entered into in the pie-
Sir James Gialtui, Bari. J. &air*, dealer in building materials. in Bagnisp Welk-road ' f
.11,,,i,0tt0 e,,,,,,, Winton phew, Richard ceding year, between the .East India Company and the
-- - was remanded, charged by a Illowonmet night patrol with harms rl
w Moran, Charles Smith, Samuel Austin, cm editors of the late Nabobs of the Carnetic. S I far in his possession a quantity of angina brinework, of which no situ I
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sells Kirk, Elizabeth Driscoll, George Mae- back as the year 1819 (the Commission being then •Them are fifty-three Chocktew students and twenty factory aCC"et could be &IL
ey, 'Thomas Byatt, John Reoreer, Wiliam ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,. „ears WORSHIP-STREET. , --
,antes Rawson, George Mayo, WM. Mills, r:. '..“'" , old), it was publicly stated in the Court
East India Stock, that the Commis• white students at the Chocktaw Academy in Kentocky, .
all of which, at a recent examination, gave evidence ot `hale Roue; wee charted with MIA% had italf-erown pieces.- •
Mr. Po.veu, on the pars of the pm, attended. -- Tuulpray ~
Brown; William Goddard, Hannah Wert, w rroprietors 44
vies Hathering, Thomas Heylit, John Smith, sioners had pointed out to the Court of Directors the great imptovement. The Creek Indians have requested of Whatecro4s-street, proved that the primmer, on Thursday ere, t.
Snatchers, William Jacksoo,Jobn Thomson, piopriety and expediency of bringing their labours to peisnission to send fifteen or twenty of their children ins, passed a bad half.crowa la payment for agate bread ; as. e'''
lartin, James Kuser, Robert Smith, Thomas, an immediate close. Still, however, the Commission to the same school. There are some flourishing Mis- Tenant, another shopkeeper, proved Al had ataxy el ~ l'''
daimon. William Shawman, Thomas Gust, pass one upon tem, when lac had her taken into custody.-Sae et t
,n Cole, John Taylor, John Monimet, and continues.to " thag its slow length along." The three sionary schools ansong the Choctaws.• i ;
Commissioners in this country receive each 1?5004. pet From the Message of the President, it appears that cessulgiled'' MARLBOROUGH-STAMM. ?''•-•'''
re ordered to be imprisoned for various annum. The Commissioners in India receive-- the the manufacture of cotton and woollen goods in the Lot „min" poem Me of I nrceabl„ppeuism came, '
d labour, others were fmed-and a more tint, 45,000 rupees ; the second, 35,000 rupees; wad t United States is becoming very extensive in the opera. Jews Boner, was charged with swindling. ,It
a juvenile thieves were ordered to be the third, 30,000 rupees per annum. • s. Mr. Adam states, as one cause of the deficiency Mr. Mackay A Qleetwor!et, Bolter mated that. cue Saturchy
d discharged. week, the prisoner came to his shop, and Ordered a pearl brooch, *
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is delered by the Surgeon to he la a more In 1824, to the ordinary labours of the Carnatic in the Revenue of the United States forthe =trent year.
Wo two guineas, and a peat! ring, value sixteen Millings, for Li..
sib Dot out of danger. . Commissioners was superadded that of investigatin
ci. that the home manufactures have lessened the demand eniployer, Mr. Ward, of Wardour-street, and whims let the pri
the claims of the ;nitrate creditors of the late Rajah for foreign goods, and thus the duties on imports have swat have that articles, ender thiimpreeklen that be was still in in
Tanjore, with an additional allowance of 3001. per MI& decreased. Unquestionably it is most dreadful policy sere: of Mr. Ward, w
thehesto he was ill die
wilt supplying.
MIRE QUARTER SESSIONS.. W that servicesol:lt 'a.
With respect to the claims on the late Rajah of .is this „maul to canonic the execrable Cora Law/.
~, time, but he discharged two menthe since. It was intimate, •
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s and James Taylor were tried ft:r 'joie, the Commissioners have made their third Report. wad so prevent that interchange of
commodities usial that there were several other charges of a similar nature to be pi e . -
rider false pretences, at Aston, on the which merely sets forth that the aggregate amount of other nations, which would leave oar manufacturing (erred against the prisoner, and* waa therefor. rentamied.
rf
a from Elizabeth Beck, one pair of claims preferred, op to the 6th of December last, was •a...-
gomtoess uoimpairod. The Americans are on the right Ms• Mackay they
hinformed dm. Magistrate,i that
c court, Splondii
breeches,' and one pair of stockings, 3,444,875 star pagodas.* No adjudication has yet bees plan now; unless we take Americas flour, she will, by =nag be leetilboylgce Hoe TalsaVirale.,
.1266 r,t,andruly
r. Philip Beck. made; as, in the first instance, the examination into the•duties. resteet the consumption of the produce of our Wa;al, is; search or the prisoner. Sc geld the landlady the
laughter of the prosecutor, said, that validity of the debts must be almost entirely conducted lona* and will easefully encourage bet own. It is to pompon of leis
visit, who immediately es - You rascally ia
one (Moat on the above day, the in India, be feared that America will feel it necessary to continue tanners lam not going to let you in, aid • stout man who ova.
ime to her father's house, and told • The pagoda is, we heart*, equal to Si sterling. the prosatt duties in favour of her manufactuies, preseut gave Scholefinlsl a violent pat, which made him tall hack
sms
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wards, sad cut his thumbeevetely. Ile, however, recovered him. • '
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fallen into the water at Shaw's Hill, -' ' - even if we relax somewhat the rigours cf our system. act, and produced hi. authority, as a peace uScer; dpon aphid
me some clothes to shift himself. Its It Will be *long time before the manufacturers of Ame- the landlady said- that the hlartboroush.street officers bad nothing , l
ACTORS.
representation, she delivered to him •
raw- rice will he enabled successfully to Meet as in foreign to dowith her house. /.
ed in the indictment, and he took Mr. Cotton- asked Saholellekl if Dish", the Nike Ofilfer, We -rie-
One of di:principal actors of the Comedic Francais*, stopped maikets. We are aware that very large quantities of
in the house at tbe time ? SeholeSeld said he amid not say that ht
1. shout in a Tragedy at this passage.-- calico, of the manufacture of the United States, have int. •• Because "said Mr. Conant, "if Whop was there, an
the two prisoners on Nicholls-green, •• I wasin Rattle, and there ......•• beta sent to South America, and have, in some places, ,Loved
such bets:mow. lobe carried on, he might not to be an La ' it
covered with an apron, and followed It was In mks be began over and over again two or three thttee. affected the sale of British nsanufactures ; the appearance ear a moment longer." Mr. Comet added, that at Richard Binh.
!hould be inforrf ,ef the whale transaction and thebedlord shook 11
p
eye
iey had got. Hopkins then carried He could are`el maths thread A his' parc. At norm, ending
and character of the American article being new an •
lestioning them, and threatening to theme wasseusdkno wary
era setting en. and that the prompter, either bevies his hone open at an iatpreper hour. tiVie
panic was leaving him in the lurch, he different from our own. A week a two 'ince, a Etter- m
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ady, they showed him the elothes, a Sees and haughty look at blot, exclaiming in a tone of chant in this town received a pattern of these goods ; QUERN-SQUARR. ..s
going to take them t i Rose's mill, dignity,_ Waterman Masuse.-Teeterday NM Ant) Pirate pee infer 1'
fallen into the water. They were Speak ! doh ! endue me what I slid in Rome!" they were sent to Manchester, and in a few days, a swim
at gem.
t. me.:
the dim
&ranee
ether
boohooed
supply, similar in appearadee, but better In quality, was William, then a private watchman at Marlborough square, an. ire
.Ini
posits directioo to Shaw's Hill, and ' Des Ewer% ea Doter at the Hague, having been caught packing
sent off to Sobth America (yielding doe profits to all about F.:nd.place, Chelsea. It appears that her kabbalist had beer ,
he prisoders said they found the •*_, Lh_e rim" of_ the__ &ad_ _ take__ • arall."Ablowearkeepea ther 900101whe rbadEs•
concerned), which would compel the manufacturer of Wan* to safsupper, and left again at twenty minutes to eleven o'clock n r
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opkins said he did not know Taylor. 'Dever' Nes the trologlter ellen:sures• wards heard to'cry the hour of twelve, in the suer. ,
hi the garb of royalty, asked the United States to gist utomthe hope of competing with and was
sbertrof DKr
since
no i
ok them to Mr. Brownell's. • tilts by what right he time Mare to shoot? Des Itasarts, with an British goodc_Lberimed . (;hr/111. wt of the sober son, which, Ottlinate yAI uu " s
accoonably,he has never hese heard el.
had not sent either of the prisoners air and tone ef thereat balk baughtlareas, replied, The custom of placing the figure of a bird on the
had he fallen into the water on that Ask you ? by what eights . THAMES-POLICE. d
By that great right the mot and towering mlnd steeples of churches and other buildings seems to have wsni „sp. s,sas q.
-awararouravarm.-Chorin Seywerd, a yeses -,
tylor, and had paid him nine shil- Has o'er thei.tieu ig Indian of the vulgar.) been derived from the kingfisher, which bird is supposed man, fashionably dressed, wa=ha before Wit R _ 11.til __RODlelt •
.4 el
he pat ish, most of the last summer. 'rime Mn.., uttered with a and theatrical air, go panicAteet to regard the winds with the greatest nicety-and thence Esq. the Sitting Magistrate, sub returning hum transport ti (I
10 defence. They were found Guilty, and the poet- gamekeeper, that be exclaimed, N Oh, If I had !Nowa the ofd superstition, o That when the kingfisher was edam-Mr. Barmaid asked, was *ere any person presentwh : S
Bed six calendar months in gaol, and kept that, of course, I should not have interfered." could identify him?
dead, if it were suspended by a thread from the bill, it
Madame Ronan, who died in 1785, in the 7Sth year A het age, Carter, an willow, said that he could, Ile stated that the phone •
....mm............. Ind i mum, ei, Covent,suden was, in 1731, an 41.1. would turn its breast to the wind. -From an entertaining mad three others were 014 at liblitareir, en' Septembir last, to
was •pr pa '.
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certain, that on the very day the lowed her profession, by private teaching, ao the last year of her Maga:bee published at Brightok. burglary in the house of a MOrWltealer In Greenwich, and thee
lifee.wwShre had so much celebrity in ber daysgomthatwilanaintardite4•llo 'rhe annals of Bow-street cannot, we Venture to say, were sentemed to be transported far life; they were substqUeMly 7
e was attacked by the Marquis de '
ruled her antic, no less an actor than furnish a More comical scene than one which °traded
t was also made to fiat ce the bridge evens
thegmaPnager to make an apology to the audience for her net company of another convict, known by the name of Swedish Ag. 1
r the Tamega, and shout midway appearing in the dance. Quin, who looked upon all damn as a few nights since in this city. A physician was called drew. bid .„,,,ped,
i and Braga, and twenty miles above " the mere garnish of the stage," m first demurred ; but being late in the evening to visit a patient in the upper part r said, that he did not deny that be had made his escare .. ;
the other entrance into the ptovince threatened with ahfors forfeiture, bettreowalingly
jag,
Gen.
cense foruward, and, In .
&nem wine it not hint bad treatment he had received.
of Hudson-street, and left his horse and gig tied to a from the Dello at Chatham, btu stated, that he ittelllti, not hast 4,
track of the rebels on the bridge of post at the ch. Or. After concluding his call, as he passedam
tithes% !weal; deis'ired by the M rto ;alarm that the
out of the house to his carriage, be obierved that tern hir. ,asked on board what sbip be was at Chatham ifl
nide.' by General Vabit, the best dance intended for this night is obliged to be postponed, ea account The prisoner replied, that it was the Surpass hulk. ' Lo
roong them, he having set ved, during of Mademoiselle Rollin haring dislocated her aside-I wish it had men were preparing fur an " abduction." One held The prisoner was re*sasided. 'Ye
' the campaigns in the Peninsula.- been her neck." the reins in his hand ready to ascend. and the other had
=assznita A man named /testdi h..* been a ntenced to tw-1, r tr
ommanded by General Mello, the just finished the untying the horse and arranging the an
nths' impri.onnient and hard labour, at the Es • a G,
of Tras•os-Monies, who, with the Tomorrow Lord ROBERT Sansoua will submit to the blithe. The night was dark, and th physician rip-
Quarter Sessions, fur stealing the dead body of Geora. Pt
the Coiptitutional cause, had re. Magistrates, at theCountyMeeting, his motion for taking proached them unseen, when seizing the reins he trip.
Coke, from Waltham church-yard.
of the Province of Minho, acting into consideration the expediency of providing. an ped up the man who held them, and sprang into the .°
Christmas-day, a loving pair, who are parishioners • ,- . H
neral Claudino. After this double Asylum for the Pauper Lunatics of Middlesex. There gig. At the same moment the comrade of the Men in
___anted the
Gawsworth, appeared
at the datPre san
s cerentoni. lt'
I the Apostolicals changed his plans, being at present no Asylum, the consequence is, that the gutter jumped in on the opposite side, and sup.
hymeneal altar ; their tali. a -
rig more time in attempting to force these distressed objects are farmed out to the proptie- posing that he was safely seated by his fellow, advised r"
of marriage bad been duly published in Pre, burl
nega, he crossed the Douro, in front tors of the licensed mad houses in the neighbourhood the doctor to drive down Hudson-street, which was
Church ; but as the Curate of Gawsworth hlsd, b) ,t '
aids proceeding towards Panhel and of the metropolis, whose establishments, from their done at a round trot. Before leaching Broome.street he
ih. note, claimed the parties to be of his flock, they were
situation and arrangements, ire necessarily in the na- remaiked, " L-t us turn up Broome.street
m ''"` t
,yons has appointed thirteen of the ture of prisons, partaking very little of the chat acter Bowery, and then clear out on the Haerlem road." 'llse their u ills,obliged th return to thrir home much agiins"
users of Lyons to make a census of of hospitals. And although, in practice, the Commis- -doctor replied negatively in a monosyllable, and his in a state of " single blessedoess.
pAltaitiTAGle. AND, EDUCATION Or A BOOR.-I! it., It may S
tiers, and to take an account of the sioners appointed by the College of Physicians, under companion not yet discovering his mistake, lemon- •
peinaps, not be Known to the generality or feeder . ...
ad the looms idle, in order to ricer- the Act for regulating Madhouses, inspect the pauper streted ; but they passed Broome street a considerable
that the,
following twenty-two occupations are engase
e manufacture, and the wants of the lunatics as well as the wealthy patients in these houses, distauee, when the fellow sai.l, " what the d-1 do you
to. produce a single book t-The author, the deognei
teasure, says the Journal dot Com- yet, they having no legal 'cognizance of them, and mean by going down town-where the - are you
merchant,. the pare. r maker, the stationer, tic
ill make the true situation of this never having required any 'Tiers to be made of the driving ?" "I am driving you to Bridewell as fast as _me rag
type [ouster, tnepress mater, the ink maker. the ro
lle•
n, formerly so flourishing, and now certificates of insanity of pauper patients, their aggie- I can go," replied the doctor. The unlucky with'
maker...._tnhetslhase.maker, the reader, the compositor, the 4
able state. May the Administration gate number was unknown, until recently elicited by thought thst French leave was the best he could tale,
ma , i egau teler, the folder, the stitcher, the lea. A
this census with the means of sup. Lord Romani. Szynoua. We cannot anticipate any and in his rapid flight foe terra firma struck his bead P
r seller, the binder,. the coppersmith, the engraver ' I
vorkrnen with labour, who suffer objection to this humane measure, with the knowledge against the top of the gig, and fell at full length under the.
the topper plate printer, and the bookseller!
sae. the source of all crimes! The of the advantages which the Magistrates now possess the wheel, which passed directly over him. Here be ,
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ion of the Committee of Benevolence of relied to patients, and economy to parishes, rendered was left to the mercy of the first good S imaritau who - .
DIED.
used to a certain number of families. to ether counti sby the adoption of Public Asylums. might pass that way.-ACes York Times. Friday gentile*, the fitter of Jamie Jamee Unlearn...ad, the
bread, meat, and fuel. These suc- SociaTy I,e AiveliatlAniANa.-Al the last meeting of Most of our fellowscitizens knew Mr. Martin o•Fsr• former in Teat prison fee epip4shagg dhe vow who has be.", ap. -
importance in the beginning of their the Learned Society of Antiquaiians, Mr. Markland, cell, once a respectable teacher in this city. tir was' prehended for patching. It is awned abm the wretched old man.
r may be tired of exerting itself, and one o the members, presented an account of a MS. con- 4,4 morning found dead from actual starvation, in a wim was upwards of $O, was atearesereeked at the crime of bi •
be enough. We repeat, that the taming the expenses of the Privy Purse of King Henry miserable toe) in the neighbourhood of Cornwallis- 7tat°,4lt:sitat his death en"24l°
Punt* West, Mob, ,or ctee Sgdgtyof Frkeds,
we employment, it emigtation is to Vitt. from 1529 to Lego, in she possession of Mr. s:reet. Around his attenuated corpse were the wasted eldett daughter of the lateMaithari Chards, Esq.mnedraitt,ot Cork.
follies and conies checked. Pickering, in Chancery-lane, and comeiningsome very forms (tor they were no more) of font. of his family, who ----- .- . -
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the G niche.' of South America, it. curious and interesting particolait -illustrative of the were fast yielJing to the ravages 'of. poverty and coma- MAILS -21111 iiit
to souse over distant °jests, has long manners, customs, and amusements of the times, and a glop. On inquiry it was discovered. that the unfortunate eta. MX MIL DOC
cl the cruelties which hove bee.] per diary of the expenses to which the amusements of his man had not tasted a morsel of food for three days != w1)1611°,,,,,r„,rd t• 1 Frame 1 0
t 0 Hamburg 0
y notorious; hut it is something new Majesty and the household ansounted. It appears that And so strong is that undefinable something within the 6,,,,,... and Jersey o o Flanders 0
in leiieving suffetin.4 humanity :- the King lived in the greatest magnificence and mien. Incest of men, that even those most likely to give re.ief, Lisbono 0
t 0 Brasil 0 o
one of the seamen w .slied from the Jour, having not less, at the lame time, than twelve were not made aware of h's state of most estierne de ti 1,
_.)°flattklsife oo i Sweden o 0
ha, clung to a sharp rock n a 4at palaces. lie lost much at games, and was also very tution. His eldest boy is a mere living skeleton ; altoough 7, war: Islands o 0 Jamaica 0 0
d unwilling to relinquish his hold, charitable. Bnme singular heists occur, such as sending unattached by sickness, yet possessing scarcely streugti. o 2 lkienos Ayres 0 1.1
to break over hint, which laceisted an•express to Calais for a bottle of salad oil for the enough to endure the further initiations of liuni;er - 71.toti.w ATER at LONDON-BK{I)6K To MORROW.
a tott•idet ably : a (gaucho obber v in. King •• table -a reward to the se, veto that made the The tour other mrmbas of the family, alio, to aggro Miming . . 2 mmutes alter 5 '
, situation, threw the Lazo over hi • King's puddings, and severe, similar charges. Its sate their destitute state, are I Iwill •kl • I Atternousi . as 114.141110 t atter o
enta es, gut. t o %%%%%%
w him in satety to it e shot e. The this wok every monthly accoUnt is signed as examined then' father, unless relief be immediately a.. MiMtel e.. 1. ,
„,,,,„8: paws.; wsa p„assamm by J. F. KeA------..-I.e, Nt , ... teat Oyer
n tell his Hirt.-I.laltimore l'a r. by t .
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