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. The &ruiner!) Highland Society held their third
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:nual Ball and Supper, at Muthill, on the evening of hfr. lloastaerr stated the eye. The plaintiffs, be thy 11 oleleek before a sulkiest stereheit eif AMMON ~,,, frees medley*,
ri tie 29th ult. in celebration of the birth of /abrisk. son observed.
were
respectelale Smokers a Bristol. they could ba found to conduits* Coats so the sakes he. belleggingoidee ses. miss seikiee 44,b Rest ii".
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d heir of theKight,flon, Lord and Lady Gwydyr. -- - et
brow ht this ution to recover convessation in damages iittrYiPilklirOndltortstilid "hive, emets • _ Filabularit all lila laienli blelbat 04._ hoard to,
' I this happy occasion thicaripany was animus, for._ ~_,
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al Baaken.
wbith
evened
pho
eon
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to
stows
Metachwele, ~.
.old fully equips in the Highland garb, generally in tip is Z...7,7ip"ael"' direr' peskiest ""see " the alth a hless 4 the tot
Lam% wed ne On el lbserembeeted oo the Itl kl 4'„.
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Drummond of Perth tartan, which rendered the !off-1i,„;,7i aereimerelitilairirailPligallecaaggingly thilirwacieinamecinagliat oditheradjs istilialtsdournmeatt.hattptheredrat iels,:" sad amour 1.......10wi
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ensemble lively and interesting. • die Plaintiffs' 011111122 eider debited of she bankers who grew have the who of iimagqi gar
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At the proper hoer there was a ceasedos of th.siserrriaad fatild since the comestesiement of the late c oto took or die Gentlemen alluded too kis be holed dim ttaa,
reel, and the life-inspiring notes of the pipe, when the This appeared ja a mew or that paper,. dazed
the
ceereneies
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lILLISTON'S BANK RUPT6t.
whole pariy sat down to supper—Mr. R. Measles, gtorh,Deeiabsee Ingo , Thispaper has great 44;1 Cookialudass, aid ode oesesedb.! 7. . --..--
oire..imicsoir toe thitill annilinden cense ea yesterday. There wore env re.
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Oleg; hi the chair; Mr. C. Campbell, croupier. t don in the midland osonties, and those the may saidiptat sad Thool . . 4-..tik'l
n wave a Whim, defies proved. Mr. "Wreak ALP.
of a dry„ 0 , • .
4. e cloth being removed, the Cheilll42- et • tiffs weranovsospeded of want of credit, still they few aobserfoily iod inhoemely bil * P•bae_e_ _ 4_044111L les. ad. as Chairmen .1 the Prerelease of Drory.inv •• if ' ',41
King, with four times four." He then rose and re- were.aerrarbiled,re irad
their
names
published isalisited ,
lief: us street a fame& infant, eight inowths of balmilla Pm neelpes toll 1301, private debt.. Application was odor soe,. co r • -.A
intuited, that it was gratifying for him to say, that this
obrastrscretodboahnatdfroinfisEstraisosindbvearyeceinredurahlliys
iinforme.
rat
sofof t and three o clock on dm esessies of she bientre all the parties coosernoil, fer a sale of a Inartges, at mg.
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was the third annual ball gives by the Society in ber. The facts of the cue were mat *Mt burrost, anumeMig to OWL 7d. made to Mr. Jobe lane,
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die Croydon Theatte, by the benteupt.
honour of the birth of this interesting young Noble- lion, but he had not caedoeretoot to tell them, and clearly ed. The child was found with •very little anent dodoes bevies been raised as to the power of the Can , -• •
man. The genealogy of :his Noble Family was well even if be bed. it
yam
see
much differeoce clodungoind coveted with very old petticoat. Oa the tut ere se dispose of thew dam% the Comodesioner adiell tie • gall
known to many present. Lord Gwydyr is a man of a with respect to the cause of action, for it was in India- pavement of Copthall.builiEags, Throgenortoss-street.-- hmkrom ifies had his belanewakert reedy ?
• off
noble and virtuous mind, possessing a warm bean glow. said he bad on! come to town yesterday, and t •
atable principle, that a publisher of a newtpeper was irons oho in evidence that the vintner Beak* had . Mr. ole. _
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the
trwyurer)
accoont
ead
sth him,. . .
ing with true honour and integrity, and stands emi- liable for the co/sequences of any article which ap- persuaded theompatural mother (the other prisonek) to rut A. titer Ds...a cosi ',moduli with tonher aetoo„rt t The
we Z- ' fin,
orally high in the estimation of his Kiag and country;
peered in his paper. The Binviaskern C.Aroniele ypas to expose it, cii elle nista named in the iodiotnterott•T• be , between. lay tomorrow with them, if oratory.
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and Lady Gwydyr ranks no less great—standing on the
a weekly publecation, and if the defendant could thew ins to her, aitof no on, you must do it. The The el the Assigooreasid *bey wished to wesounodate ' Oa
benevolent Ur. "num In every titles and would be saddled With aa d
• which Would be Y ay
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highest point of honour, and extending her any contradiction of his Eteiblication .iin a London or mother, in her defence, pleaded greal distress; the ochre
arm over the poor and the distressed. He would only eeearrf
newspaper, before.
published his subsequent ierrisoner denied the truth of the evidence given apinst ler "
day will then appointed far the odkiorned ineeteusilig.m.frite to
ilia3.—A
the lot
add, that their amiable son, whose bitch the Society uset number, let it go in mitigation of damages. The Paper .—Thvy were both found Gailty. .
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this night to celebrate, promises fair to exalt the fame .
c.andiasititlaing.itheki_i
,b:;l,.witsas then pat in. The defendant The Roomasta secomord Beclney mediae mender' . 1
of his noble ancestors. He therefore begged to propose 'tlheebetteete sr Corrouish, Gatvweemet, and armee ft sir .• POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
rok.....priete.r.eee.
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al;
pupas;
be the same gaeL 4 ....ow--
he health of " Albrick, only son and heir of the Right " 1,....,721".7.1:11: .. . r
Hon. Lord and Lady Gwydyr, and long life to him," di; Tray nr.,:a awn to aria=
... . Mr. BOODIRICK moved the Coen for pervisieske et MART-LA.BONNIL - • ' • I
which was drank with enthusiastic applause. Crow examined by Mr. Datorgroao-•••Tbe nom are lOallaribiela exhibit articles of therm* aimme• Rid B. die, Villiss.iferris a Taft-caber. at tie Sentbeenten be, New.rose. ' .
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• , eshibitant wet Mr. ,Hoary Mad. do§ -heethee W the Edgineweasd; was Wed 40e. and costs, Ai *bolo mediae le; %MI.
Mr. CAMPBELL their rose and stated, although flint Le‘vi,...,r• betastis lifiseterat'phiodev„ .
wa tae wards Mr. CANN, who, idlest awes :dock on Safierby eight, . .
evening ought to be wholly devoted to the happy ocncoa-t '''''
' lion for which the Company bad met, yet he could Mr. BROUGHAM, for the defendant, fifths far from I,4eirrtiodennt•
of
rbo
pesee bed before been
eibaissiesabist.
the
amok
lei
tot a
dialee.an
sod two lianin at Tyburn oire,
t, and 'be had entered intovecot.n ism" e• ihe ; bag naelemaasaasting he produced the tithe% Morns refund
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sad teethed a ticket, which entitled him to pass the Southunptee •'
iet
help remarking that the Stratheam High Land Sac v denying the proposition laid down by his Learned Friend, '
that publishers of Newspapers were liable in e Court of teitetpfeddt:
Pie foe a certain time, which time had DIM him pus witless he paid the toll agaiti;,aod ,but the bar again* •• eine
was constituted in 1822, for the purpose of annually.
Justice for whatever appeared in their papers. But to
'mired. 'The defeadant was now in the constant habit kik and detained him for MINI How. dories width be beaked hi. isigi 1
celebrating his Majesty's visit to our favoured land.—
while it was conceded that this publication was •• her& ---• . _,... Bank and other owes, son very she/ye langoage. At heath a Gewilhossa saute liP at ita aft!
The Society, thus founded on loyalty to our King and of annoying the exmoitant at the
from whoa Norris received aieprimaid and Otero/4
ship on the plaintiffs, the situation of the del/what
love to our count; bhad happily received the countenance and using toward him the most insulting language and buTlisciticeese , • . boo
was to go on. Morris behaved very eorespeo.
should not be altogether forgotten. Editors .of jimws-
gesticulations.
of many of she great and opulent from the Thames or billy towards tile Magistrates, and talked of ao appeaL—The Mal 4104
Papers must employ many means of procuring intelli-•
Both►the brothers awn of large .
the Tay. Under such patronage the Society was in a
prosperous state, having at their bead the wisdom and he had endeaveured te defraud sere Craig. thitihitif him a manger
Renee and information ; the essence of their trade was to The Coon ordered the decode=•
to mete Imo ith 0,4 mord. &rases said. la deserved to pay the looted pananT (d.g) a,ettote
communicate intelligence from time to time to the mace in the soot of SOW. and two swedes Witham= of tOltiosack from the country; bat their molt fee *sprang the inte of 406. to (do
ex; erience of age. He would conclude by calling upon RIOT Its WRITECROSS STRZET PRISON. prefereece was, that it put it beyond his !
power
to harass the cam. elildr!
him in d i k• 1
public as long as they communicate such information
pleasant by an appeal to the Sessions. ,
the Ladies and Gentlemen present to help - that
as they belieted to be truelong as they take due John Prosser, George Thompsoss, and Joke Posdlon,
lied
ing "The health of their Chieftain—General James
precaution to ascertain beforehand the truth of the in- were indicted for eiotouslyassaulting Simnel John Wit. QUEILN-St/qA RE. .
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Drummond," which was drank with much applause. telligence which they publish, so long their conduct kins on the ISth Nov. in Whiskers;-street Prison—Mr. The wife or a Trivet-tem, eoal.,o„ehmt. in Sara, wet raartti -',..2.,
The CHAIRMAN remarked, that it was impossible for
should be interpreted, and be treated at the bands of a Platt stated the case for the ptosecution. with stabbing a female, who formerly lived ht the service of her
Min to tike notice of each illustrious individual who Jury,Wilma It appeared Mat a well-founded jealousy was the case 'Hil
with justice tempered with mercy, if at any time Samuel John Wilkins stated, that be was clerk to Mr.
tired,ottbasidtriolencethe
imtur; wed atwasth:diMoutedagist.rate's segge•doa, deputies re. mug. '•
:-.. had come forward to the support of this Society.
He they erred in their communications. Molloy, an attorney. On the day stated he went to
.edZil
would, therefore, generally propose the health of "All Tbe Jury baying retired for shoot. half an hour, brought la a Wbitecross-street Pi ison, on professional business ; that
WORSHIP-STREIT.
' the Members of the Society on both sides of the Tweed, „raja for the plakaiff,,Dum,,p,, eased. . i 0
, while there, a number of the prisoners sat round the •
,nd may they, as Highlaudmen, shoulder to shoulder, moose e. where.
was in • while he was in the act of cleric' chdreder erli chanted with
side bathe eight berme, table of the ward he ,
his . ate" a raw el pootolooot, tram the Inside or ale ihopikeir
of th. ,
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support whatever' tends to promote the interest and This action was brought by the plaintiff, a merchant,
happiness of our native land." well known in the City of London, ageinst the acceptor reading some papers to a client, he felt hat lifted welsteamilaie. • lOW. in Clowemerests Irliwbory. -It appeared; ' "'lb '
from his head ; he turned round, and saw Prosser with that on the evadeg before, about deek,the Hissers had been hang.
till/
lathe course of the evening, the health et the Right Hoe. Lady of a bill of exchange for 1,6801. The bill was drawn sad pushily hushed. inside the door, *heti the prisoner
Strathall.n was given by the Chairman, and drank with much ap- on Whyte by Wildman, a bankrupt, and made payable his bat, which he, took out of the ward. Thompson was- ina.
Pie!
plaure.—After many other loyal and patriotic toasts were drank. to
him or bearer. Whyte accepted the hill for the 01111 of the most active, and frequently ran against Dim Ilmist•goineseabr. eidosystetcle'fiZgswhirwasePriteldtreeeree.l7reellboittley
romeeilantalssest.t
.. some
sown' which were the health, of Mr. 1.-nalser nerd Mr. firougitaso.
the evening was spent in the full spirit of Highland hospitality. accommodation . of Wildman, without, as it was alleged, without being pushed; he also stmeit him several times-
TOWN-HALL. • her
Poulton struck him a violent blow under the ribs, which-
leksAilissen was lined 40e. under the 47th of *co. 111. for de. I tefe!
any consideration; that circumstance, however, did
not bar the plaintiff's right to recover. The de- ~, . .
caused him to drop, a as though he had been shot."—
dyes* coals ia sawasayed sacks. AWN
• hIILFORD HAVEN, JA*l7Aist 17. deposited with the 1121,11211 went to Archer, the steward of the ward (also
• LAM BWlll4lTltlifir.
fence was, that the bill had beeni them
--.... • indicted) for protection; he pushed him ism the centre,
plaintiff by Wildman, upon morasses and unlawful
of the ward, where he fell down. and a number of the J•s"Ne'dsviddi/ ingsgam#4,4o4l witillibtailtiegAel the, . ' emu
'Thursday, a merchant, who 'had purchased a plan. roam false yetrootes. - .- - '
interest. To prove usury, it was necessary to shew• . Lad
tit yi f bailey in the neighbourhood of Foliguard, its prisoners tell upon. him. Poulton then took him by the mr. Aum„,o44l.ol,a.goi4s.sirg ago, o.rione.street,
there had been a corrupt bargain between the Pliintiff ' of I
ti, county, hired a vessel to ship it for some part of and defendantior more than five tin% cent. interest.— collar,.. cart led him to the door.thiew him forcibly Anne o..nsesstair..4, semegobig es she so ii. the pd.., came to
leg, "Lome, we'll not have you here any losger." dis dom. ands ellbalalailli lomat as am APIS+ briontiot to tee 2111.1
England. Tie natives, who are generally of the lowa According to Wildman, there was or ion a loan sisal
~‘ , .- the . .Maribalen Cooke, eared tam allsle of .014 due to hint.. tiati
Order .4 society, attempted to prevent him. On his per.SIMIS Of pnsesiers, tad was ive
He knows the pe.__:_. The
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supposinge•emu
be
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from the plaintiff of 10,0001. on three bills of exchange,
they were the men ;he had-only spoken to Thu spews on bba .11 tee to prows a wile; but doe* that period till the dicer ,• • •sie ing, a mob arose, and, headed by a drum and fife, which had three months to run, and interest was taken
proceeded to the quay. where they stripped him neatly in advance. The matter went on a long time; and every that day. While therene lost TS ._,,• .._,, ,b•dwlear
_la custody
si ballad not seen !Pau In the interim he found
Mr. Haase eroseezaniined the misses., Ile dicer, &either had he taken say steps to recover tlfel
naked; then unbent every sail in the vessel; took Nl' three months fresh interest was taken upon a-renewal of bodges. to de fa. named Powell; soma nas7belimmere there the dellir sfii
session, and placed a guard on a storehouse where a the bills. This would have been usury had it been din- bad been a complaintor made by Pusan about a notice. • UN TOICHALia % nen
quantity of the corn was lodged, and ordered -all the tinctly made out. Another ground of defence was, thA Mr. Boanxiddressed the Jury for the prisoners, and yesterday a person, tuned Maim, wooded at this Mee, and• •
cum
oarmers cads, which were then on the spot loaded, to M. Wildman had been compelled to settle the costs of stated, that be should, fro* the instructions be bad, stated that he had observed apa he the Newspapers, de. an
their respective homes. An express was directly for- an action in which Mr. Oliveira was engaged with a make out a very differeat case—he should stew that ti.rthtoe that • watch. tale fr•e• trPlOlllllO4 of Nee. was &Tusked 117
warded by the Magistrates to the Lord Lieutenant for named Wood. Prosser ands Thompson never struck the proseintor. and "' be bands a acne ldantieed iteb!_9l.6_l4 Cmuebte• relemee_. _,.." ere Ir. when be it
snistance, who instantly mimed the Castle Martin The Lotus Cuts, Jessica reminded the Jury that in that Poulton did nothing more than carry Win out of as me property. and moo `sat he had been rola.
bed ad it In die beighboarhood of Epsom, abort bur Oreski ago. •• 1
Yeomanry Cavalry to assemble. Great praise is due to all questions of usury, the unlawful contract ought to harm's way ;to prove which, he shouldeall tern persons The &Hamm was referred to the Magistrate presidium at chat
them for their ready compliance. By nine on Sunday be distinctly proved. If theethought it was made out, who were present—the one, whowas a primmer, and the gees. before wham he might make application fer a warren .
intoning, they were on parade, and that portion of the their verdict would be for the defendant. If they should other, a person who had called there to see a friend. agate" Part itniellms i: • 1
troop in particular, under command of Lieutenant; be of opinion the defence was not supported, their John Mapleston was then calledejwho deposed, that
tlansel, had a most martial appearance. They marched •
verdict Must be for the plaintiff fee pi ineipal and immesh Wilkins 'was talking to Powell in an angry manner not BPORTfNG INTELLIGENCE. r •
s
that night to Haverfordwest, and the next mnraing to The Imp fossil yee the pwatuf—Hasmaes, 5,04 m, . exactly quarrelling. Prosser came in, and was thrust, —ea.— A I
Fishguard, where their -appearance soon restored the Lewitt' es !AMR& against the prosecutor, as was Thompson; when Poul- BUNTING.
broken peace. They are still in that neighbourhood, This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who is* ton came in. Wilkins, was needing on a sable. and Tha Hendon meet en Monday, Wednesday, and Sitar. 4
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and wall remain till the corn is shipped. lam happy bill broker, residing in Ireland, against the defendant. to witness was asking him to give some explanation re- 41.1a:11bl Seadentead. • ,
to say all is now perfectly quiet. In the hurry of pre- recover the amount of nine bills of exchange, endorsed specting his conduct to Powell—the prisoriers thought seta, ti;see Harney'
ou .
es
Ikeda!' at
Patel/an; Wednesday, 1
paration for marching, the colours of the troop were in the defendant's name, and circulated by a person it necessary ; and if be had fairly wavered, the broil Hor and Friday near the Dyko.
Shookide Harris/Nes Meaday, at Newasarbet Hill • • '
forgotten. The Officeis, however, after about an hour'i named 14'Manus, who was in the habit of attending on would not have happened ; none of the three struck waholial et Atairealbt (ao the Iskareaaa Wodl444doT at the •
•
ride, recollected them, and returned to Pembroke for cattle shipped from Dublin to Live's-pool for sale. It the prosecutor. Koine Ilford); sod Friday atlellasemobe Tye.
them. They are now flying on the Welch hills—the appeared in the course of the evidence, that the endorse- 'fhle whores underwent a severe meditation by the Learned PE •
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first tunic they have been absolutely required the last ibentswere in many instances not in the; handwriting Rzeoeloa, and answered the questions put to bias with graft s 1•& ' nutrias Mr. West, the pedeetsiee, undertook, for a
thirty seers, so peaceable and loyal are the sons of of the defendant, but the Learned Judge refused to vocation... H.O. Weald Me Maw 104w!tio*I7 that Pomo? did oat of 100 ens. to go on foot from Chock to
Camel its. Sir John Owen, the Lord Lieutenant, pro- dismiss the case oh that ground. as there might be ta
►.ae otol'enwaaa, `°_,, sweet
was uekher r!
_Sitivellthat he did lan We Wil• Woodford Wells. and beck mato is two hours a •
quarter, the A
ground.•
ceeded to Fishguard before his troop, and so well re- reason to believe from further testimony, that the de Timms crovrep"'t who waimage:petrel: the
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et
the asks, wit* tinanceten of frorisil being:Ll row suns He completed ide A
speited is he in the whole county, thathis presence alone fendant had suffered them to get into, and continue hi, danti, enanpgetely hued I. hi,, ta55,,,,,,y ; =4 ',via, proved the
put a peaceable aspect on affairs, which tht art ival of circulation; under those circumstances, thereby enabling prosecutre•CSM
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his troop soon- confirmed. M'Manus to maintain his credit. -In case the Jury - - Mr. &Sock undertook 00 Wednesday last, fora wort of ex •
......iiiiiiiM should be of opinion that this had been the case, hisbe woad tree walk old
Letters of the 7th instant have arrived from Madrid....,. that ' ' gallajbalzbe la" 111 we beer'
tai over • three yloee of grand cm tie
The last arrivals from North America bring us a cote Lordship said they must return a verdict for the plain. c.u.5.... was. Will to the Misery and in /moan Illoadagdos.coad, and aseanylidad se follows. Mr. Salo& rods I
tinuation of the series of diplomatic papers submitted to tiff; otherwise for the defendant. In the Sheriff's Court, yesterday, Mr. Wood, hair- Ide favourite bane Tamper. too sec.
Congress by the PRESIDENT. In a long extract of a din- After the examination .1 several other witness, fee the defend- dresser, recovered 23.54 of she St. Katherine's Doak Th6„...._hen•___„_.tretes,.!_sheee Isom is . . Is so
sm. raving the feet el ihr keter's the Jury rerwied • verdict he es compensation for his premises in Lower ''
patch from Mr.Geht.wrie to Mr.Cheor, on the subject of the pkiattay...Dmaro toot Company, Ditto plowed MOD . • . . . •
the decisive letter from Mr. Secretary CANNING, of the East Smithfield, which Were required by them.
s Taal, As ado. 30 we.
11th of last September, addressed to the former of these • - The Society for the Refuge of the Homeless have &Wog was 75 • 4 against the basset M. limner, Perfelload
Gentlemen, the American Minister here takes consider. In•the year ending the sth instant, the Customs of commenced operations, and their two receiving homes dila *NOW Sas MN a Winne an time were sew encode
able, and perhaps we might add, odentatious pains to the 'port of Liverpool have exceeded three millions. hive for *natal nights been open. Daring several of sesumus °lb° nut e
Unravel the alleged complexities and difficulties of the Thaw is, however, some falling off io the quarter ended the preceding winters it rendered but little service, and !
urccessive English statutes for regulating the cannier. as above, compared with the corresponding quarter of it was proposed that the 10,0001. which the Committee NEWCIATI APS LIADRNHALL WAltlUrnia 3•31° IL
Reef - Ss Od to 41 44 Veal 4s od to Xs ed . 4.
cial intercourse offoreign nations with the British Co- last year. A considerable Part of this decrease is to be have uncle? their Maisagentent, should be given •op to mato; ........ss ad to ss led' Perk as 44 to 4e et • iii
knits which had been enacted by Parliament, from tbe atcribed to the diminished receipt from the impost duty some great Charity, at the/discretion of the subscribers.
year PM to 1825 inclusive. It will be recollected, on cotton. In the year just ended, there was no less a This, -however, was strenuously opposed; and as the ' PRICES or HAY are STRAW THSTIRDAT. r i
that when Mr. GALLATIN was taxed by Mr. Secretary sum than 200,0001. deficient in this one article of the receptacles are likely to beef service during this winter, ote,_ • sr. wanes. INTSANAIIII, e;
CANNING with a serious error. in stating the exigence of Customs at this port, compared with the previous year. they will,for theprtynt atleast,cootinneon the old plan. 37, 41 as Od to II Ifs osl Hay 01 los to gl as Od
61 ft kid to SI 15s Od Clover 41 4s to 111 is Od
a perfect equality between the ships of Great Britoil' in Liverpool Courier. Yesterday morning a man received 100 lathes in Straw 11 ass ad to 11 res Od Straw 11 lle tra 11 Ifs Od • • :
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. the ports of the United States, and those of the United The stock of Oats in the Baltic Ports is stated to be Newgate-street, according to his sentence at the Old -
States in the British Colonies, Mr. GALLATIN confessed very light. Wheat, on the contrary,' is in abundance, Bailey Sessions, for stealing a leg of from the PRICE OF HOPS, PER CWT. Jan. is. • f i
es that he had overlooked a restrictive provision in the although of mixed quality. In the warehouses of Dant- poulterers shop, at the corner of treet, Newgate Kent ant laCCialkoos to K., .
alt
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' , laws of the Republic, by which that supposed equality sic alone, the stock is estimated at about 238,000 quite. Market. By way of 'hewing the force of example, soon Bess.:
• 70e to nor Sasses
was, in fact, overturned. He further attempted to ex- ten, which is rather more than the quantity at present after a well dressed woman walked into the same shop, Naas
plain the continuance of the unfriendly clauses which bonded in the port of London, and nearly twice as much and stole a fine fowl. Some person who saw the trans. Fushun doe 147 s to vise—Seeonds. ISM to 1400 1
Mr. Secretary CAKKIIIO had described, by expressing a as the stock at Liverpool. Should, therefore, any alter- action gave a hint to the poulterer, who secured her COAL MARKT'', las. 10. -
belief that theAriserican Government had beenengrossed Woo take place, which would render the importation soon after leaving the shop, with the property. She Shies at Market. Ships Said. Friel:
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lay onther objects, and had not directed its care to these of Corn free. very large supplies may be anticipated. was taken to Guildhall, where her defence was-that the at Newcastle _ lib aSs ad to 53s Sd . -
, .particular provisions of the law. In the come of exa; Vistav WAan.—Yesterday morning, the scrutiny bad purchased it; and she declined sending for her , ss-.
a thoodelland 61 Vs led ti SO 6d • •
ruination into the series of English Acts of Parliament, of the votes given on the late election held in this Ward, friends to speak in her behalf, or to tell who she was, on • ,
MAILS—THIS DAT. .
• which are the subject. of Mr. Geetann's present dis-1 for the choice of an Alderman, was continued in Cutlets' the ground bf the bi is respectability of her connesions. am. ma. ass. as.. •.`
patch, there is nothing to complain of on the score of- Hall. Mr. ROLLAND and Mr. WAKEFIELD attended as —She was I Della 1 01 Foams o 0
i apparent candour, and as little with regard to the gene- Counsel. for Sheriff Womwaarita ; Dr. Lusatian-row Per some days past the inhabitants of Rotherhithe end' said 1 o I Harolimg I 0
ral weeper of his Inervations.....--, —..
and Mr. Boonzalcm attended for Mr. WiLor,---and the its vicinity have been thrown into consternation, by the Lisboa istatr -3 ° I "'in 00 1 ,
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Yesterday, she 19th instant. was the Anniversdby of Learned Gentlemen each maintained the contest with continued depredations of a gang of thieves. Several Daaailhadaa
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die day ea which the late Queen CHAILOTTeiI Birth- great spirit. The Loan MATOIt took notes diligently. houses have been robbed often in night. These and Le"e"d, Iliad. ' 0 0 Jamaica
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day esed to be celebrated with so much splendour at It is said the odds on the scrutiny are in favour of Mr. niinerons other depredations have excited .al c 3 0 amass Ayres 0 0
St. James's; and it furnishes a melancholy and singular Mum; but it is believed that the Court of King's sternation amcz the inhabitants. The shopkeepers HIGH.W
many times to pot up the shutters Mervin &T
27 inhautes after 7IM at LONDON-BRIDGE TO MOkRO2II. • •
coiacideoce, that on that day-of the month, and in the Bench will be applied to on the subject of the validity have been com
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' werromme place, JO, remains &mild lie instate of that of the decision given in the Court of Aldermen, and as soon as it been= dark; and even them they were ~. Aftulluum . 2 minutes atter 8
fiesuehniormed.os nth occasions so disungsisbed an that the uncertainty of the City Law of Election rem- by-no means sale, except by the adopium ' elf other , •
omunsent of their late Majesties' Court. deter even a third contestant inspeesible. ... . . .e • - .' ' Losuross Prwisai mid Potetaial by J. F. K Katy, st Mt Sus OrrleS,
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year 1822 to 1825 inclusive. It will be recollect
ikat when Mr. GALLATIN was taxed by Mr. &CMG
CANNING with a serious error, in stating the existenci
a perfect equality between the ships of Great
the ports of the United States, and those of the Uni
States in the British Colonies, Mr. GALLATIN coofe,
that he had overlooked a restrictive provision in
' laws of the Republic, by which that supposed equal
was, in fact, overturned. He further attempted to
plain the continuance of the unfriendly clauses wh
Mr. Secretary CANNING had described, by espressini
belief that theAnserican Government had been engros
Ley (Aber objects, and had not directed its care to th
.particular provisions of the law. In the come of e
ruination into the series of English Acta of Parham
which are the subject. of Mr. GALLATIN 'S present
pock there is nothing to complain of on the score
j apparent candour, and as little with regard to the gs
ral temper of his obvervations.
Yesterday, she 19th instant, was the Anniversal
the day ea which thelate Queen CHARLOTTeS Bh
day used to be celebrated with so much splendour
St. James's; and it furnishes a melancholy and sings
coiocideoce. that ces that day of the month, and in
welt 'same place, 410 remains shoeld lie in state of t
tioexhiktortned.ou web occasions so distinguished
ornament of their late Majesties Coors.