The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-12-26 00:00:00

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A packet is arrived from Rio Janeiro, which left N 440, INTRLLIGRifeIf. -- I Welt* SDITUR or rim 8.T.41281,41t It 4D41114 11111,1 RAGS. illillTill
on the 18th of October last. At the period of her
-ewmase,- .IIL&G.
departure there was a report current, that the
Sin,--The itisithioes policy which has rierned
DEAL, Dee. 25.-Ceene down from the River and" -
The iollowingeopy of in Epistle, &aid to have ban
Prince Regent of PORTUGAL bad agreed to assist
for sailed, the Eclipse, Binford, for India; Nancy, the French adminiStration of justice in the ezecetion •
with his troops King FERDINA,IID of Spain,
the
recovery of his South American possessions. The Barnes, for Antigua; Levant, MiKibber, for Bel- of Mireliar• Nei, bile drain forth the enervate addreiied from the wife of Colonel Lai:athirst' te'
fact, some of the letters say, is highly impro. fast; Lune, Young, for St. Thomas's ; Lord powers of my pen to attempt a delineation of so Ms Mrijesly the King of Pneeci, et the tine her' bole, and were such a scheme entered into, very Iltusgerford, Napier, for India; and John Perry, atrocioes a circumstance, and I flitter myself that ha-strand was in trouble, has been handed to us .
little hopes of its success would he entertained, Peat, for Jamaica.-Arrived the Doke 4 !Veiling- such a man as Manhal Nat has ant fallen aithem an article Of interest, suppressed by the FreUcit Pai;•
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considering the apparent stability of the Government ton, Kerr, from Barcelona.-The Lord Ilortgerford the sympathy of all those who have a profound sense pins of Buenos Ayres, from the continued great progress.. •
of honour and Christinis sentiments.-Let me drawl " gssti,-The tent diseenselate of trriteen net'
of its arms. It might hive been expected, that Mar- remain.'
Reader's attention to a retrospect of the having been ihie to find
Ail Beasseclo's arrival at the Brazils would have Potermsount, Dec. 25.-Arrived the Regulus my
battle of ‘Vaterloo ; iii so doing I mean it mere- Majeaty foi her unhaiipyrnherirsciL.iaidt, tahlelowreft
lfer toyi'mur.".
taken place before the last advice, came away; but transport, from the Downs; and the Maitland,
We do nor learn by the letters that this is the cane. . . . ..
NI-Kenzie, from Batavia. ly as a preposition relative to %shit!' may heath-Woe/I i
Lovis's regaining possession of his
In addition to the instance of the wife of GRoTiUS, p,Ore, not your eletnency but our justice, in claim-
Lady Nivinseeez effected her husband's escape from FA LmOUTII, DEC. 25.-Am ived the Sealark I 1 ntrone. IVh •
3•9 ing from you the earthly reeiiins of IMO lioriented
after the rebellion, by a manoeuvre sin& schooner, Lieut. -, from Plymnoth ; Dwarf cat- mar then, say most indubitably it was owing to •• victim-placed between the grave Which has opened
the 'rower,
hi. to that practised by Madame LAVALETTE. the British and Prussian armies under their res • '
pec-
ter, from a cruise; George flibberts, Capt. Head, . itself for him and for me, and the throne of ' M
your a.
The German Legion has marched to Hanover to tore Illustrious Commanders, %bat then- was their
from London for Anti •; and the Wellington, jest y, nature bad left to me the choice of a culpable he diibanded, and the recruiting at Heligoland has subsequent operations?-Each army advances with, .
beet, ordered to be discontinued. , Capt. Williams, from Loudon for Bermuda. vengeance or an innocent death; hut whilittig to.
;rapidity towards Peri., in which city was reeettited
A Veteran Battalion has been stationed in Eng-1 ___.__ _. _ _ offer to Me hallowed shade, end to your reaentmetit '
i s.
and rallied the remains of the French army, be- • -
land, Scotland, and Ireland, for the purpose of re- ' a spotleis victim, I have resolved to bur • elf
The Dauntless sloop of war, Captain B teem, al- . Ylnal
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ceiring respectively soldiers, natives of each coun• come a second time formidable from their position, •
rived on Saturday at Portsmouth froinntigua, if- With him, rather than drag you along with ons to*
try, who may be deemed unfit for more efficient ser. ter a long and tempestuous passage W six weeks, ~
and &vein still g for their leaflets Davousv, Nsv • wife .
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t • feet of the ineoable Judge of Kings, • Every wit
vice. bringing dispatches from Sir JAM'S LEITH, Go. a"" "unucer, with many more of inferior note.-Ig•
ire, every embraced with
.one .the kiettiSitiCs • •
A grand inspection of the Grenadier Regiment of vernor•General of the Leeward Islands, a Mail from The Duke of WELLINGTON is apprized of this co- t
Guards took place yesterday on the Parade Ground Guadeloupe, awl one from Antigua. There is not alition of the French army I your Majesty. My supplications, ley slith's Wert ivy
my ; an eye-wittiess of the ' echoed by them from ode eeti .rt . -. em yof your itagitte•
opposite the Horse Guards. His Royal Ili braces any very interestiog intelligence from the Islands: strengthof I • i
its position he was consequently careful to the otheri when the severity of anseer, which Ad)
the Commander in Chief, was accompanied by the they were ill healthy.
The only ship left at St.
Archduke_ /one of AUSTRIA. The Duke of Yeae Joisn'e was the Spider, breaking up. The recent end dubious of pushing to extremity the resources of reach the latest ages, chflled With terror' eitery Vine'
was in full military dress. The ATchduke wore alarming fire there- was nfined co ten i)II t h eeerri, *h..
i i ci a y o I * !se soaves.
was heishtened by despeta. , der and compsersionate heirs. Now, Sire, .t this'
a w ful moments- when despair-Open fee war thereto.
that of the Imperial Guard. ' stores of Mr. OWES Peet, Government Contractor. lion. lie enters into and concludes with it a Conven•
of
allow me to entreat your Majesty to re.
Commodore C. ()wee, Commander in Chief on -On the 7th inst. the Daunt!-ss fell in with the tion, the pettedly' merits of which I mean not todiscuse eternity,
9 move from you both My mother and my saki there
the Lakes in America, arrived yesterday morning at h • • •• . • •
Brig Maeda, from St. Kitt s, bound ta ',melon, in save that claim which ensured all part• •
isipatnrie- both ! only objects of my regret on earth. Thal you mee,
the Admiralty. Sire Roemer HALL succeeds the great distress, she having, on the 428th ultimo, du. chi, •
and military, exemption from persecution, and 'at the same time, spare yourself many a remorseful •
above gallant Officer n that station. : ring the most dreadful weather, been struck by a sea,
Gen. du KENNET HOWARD, who married the sister which, in a moment, washed the caboose overboard • rendered saered by the reciprocal signatures of the . Pa" 4, and prevent I crime which could be *Seed
of the Earl of HOSEISERRY, receives • a legacy of , with the M t b' be Mrs. H
Mete, e, ca in- y, Mr. and AnDING, • neither in the eves of met. who hat forsaken
' , belligerent parties, and by which Convention the , • God, who a
• nor in tense of kvvid, wha alone remain. to as. / 30,0001. under the Duke of NORIOI.K's will.
and their son, and a young Lady, who were pigeon- gates of Paris were once more opened to receive leaves u Sire, to unfaithful alliei to prevaricating
Yesterday being Christmas Day the Right lion. • ger, : they were never seen afterwards: Mr. HARD• ' LOUIS THE DESIRED. But mark what followed : No !Au I ' I
, in Vet }I, to dangerous
,Culpable Harries,
prejndiees.
the Loan MAYOR ordered the Plisoners in Newgete, leo belonged to the Ordnance Department at St. sooner was lie
re-established
then he denounces as and the judgment of posterity respects rag there, will
Ludgate and the Compter, each to receive one pound , sr:
mitt's. The Dauntless put four men on board the Traitors -
the names of most individuals that had been he inscribed a. t
no distant day Oct the tomb of yosr of meat, one pint of porter, and half a three-penny I Maida, and she has since arrived at Portsmouth.- at all concerned in the late change Majesty; whilst the tears of Unfortunate mawsloaf, loaf, in addition to the increased allowance of breads ' Since the Dauntless left England she has been ern. of Government,
and wives will verhans n 0.% on the a
meat, and coals, given by the City of Loudon. i ployed in the Chesapeake, Gulf of St. Lawrence, at ;in barefaced defiance and duplicity of that Article of ' ' ' ' 'll/411 4 two •
victims of the terrific justice of Kings." eist;e:
There is one very lamentable circumstance attend- '
the Cape of Good !lope, Isle of Bourbon, anti at St. ; the Convention which I have quoted, and which I • • '
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ing the present depressed state of agriculture, viz. I Helena. She convoyed the Phenix transport, hay- I certainly, in goad faith, was (rimed to- defend the i .
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We are happy to understand, that s the he*
'ince
the number of labourers now out 'of employment • ing part of the Bourbon Corps on board, from St. persons new so unjustly • which '
proscribed, and
hi every part of the country-for whom the farmers • Helena to Barbadoes. expulsion of fourteen Cadets from the East ladis.
his arrogant Senators dared to phrase a pre- College at Hertford, the Managers of that Seentewry.
have no business, and whom the Magistrates know
HAwsoATE D 4 Y dthe , sc. '2 .- ester ay Chichester • •
set how to qnarter upon the poor rule, which the t tended Convention, thereby throwing the ins'. have thought fit to lessen the punishment of amiss
Capt. R • habout d '
packet, utter, with 5O passengers an !
occupiers of land can ill afford to pay. A further
the Mail from Dover to Calais, carried away her mast, thous slot mteduplicity upon the Duke of Wu-
ev, of those young Gentlemen to a, rustication of fwd.,
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addition to this calamity may likewise he expected in . I ratswTort ; for such language must convey an terms, hut we regret to learn that tern still retillatiii;
at sea, and was conducted by boats into our harbour;
tip cultivation of the laud being anticipated to be also the Defiance, Capt. Pritchard, bye-boat (forte. idea that his Grace was not sincere when ne• expelled.
I The consequchcm of such a Waage* kl,
much worse than it is at present. attented with so many unpleasenleffecis to thogellog.
I irately no passengers), in getting out of Dover Chan- relating with the French army, and meant, so soon
The Phoenix transport, Lieut. CHAMPION, agent,
nel aaS run foulof by Countess of Elgin,and I
the
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from Canada, fur the safety of which the most alarm- cut awa h , d h• i d I loose1 - - o sanction tossers may yet alter their determination, as we teen-
y er sdrou 5, syr IC,I Cause ler to • /..„,1 „ t recognising
the stipulations agreed to as trove a sufficient warning has already been gimp ma
lug apprehensions were felt; was towed into Ports.
her meat, and was thus brought into this port. Sc-: - *-)
mouth on Friday, by a Havre packet. She was dis- venal transports from Calais having instructions to n,
i valid. At all events there is so much ahigeity the Cadets of the impropriety of thele'conduct, no*,
masted in the late gales of wind. The remainder of t homing about this transaction, that I think the no- the full intention of the Governors to permit peseit,
make for Dover or this harbour, have arrived and
irregularities in furore. the naval mechanics, from the Canadian Lakes, are i landed three companies of the 33d, 36th, and 73d ! Ronal honour would do well were it dispersed, end es tue. • i
arrived in her.
I Regiments of Foot ; also the remains of the 23d 'the rays of light be permitted to penetrate so cum- lasi
The neighbourhood of the city of chielieitee Was
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The Rivoli, 80; Capt. DicasoN, and the French I al' lasiNeek visited by a footpath of rail* 4. si
Light Dragon's!. One of the transorts was obliged 1 e td an affair, and to know if Lents be allowed description. On Wednesday ereninit (the
frigate Atelpornene, her prize, came into Portsmouth in the
gale to kill 18 horses, some! of them twin i P les e ,
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harbour on &Uneasy afternoon. Should the Rivoli
broken loose and rendered he vessel Geist's(' byg :
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to reject an official negoriation, signed by a Comeau-
der-m-Cliief of a victorious British army. market da • y), he stopped the following permina,e!e•
the Bognor and Aldwick road:-Mr: Joh* ,tvd-.
prove, on survey, to be in a fit state for service, she
their plunging. The F. S. transport, with part of • :
t and Mr. Hedger, in a gig, but, upon their 'ln t
will be re-commissioned for a guardship at that port. • Dec.. V, 1315. NAUTICUS. ,
the 12th Regiment of Foot, by not observing to •.......
.`• ' • • - • ivertetinsCr,' ItMt btr. G.: AtfilitirrMiip oet 14•7•-•
Government gave directions in the course of last ; carve wirtrient on sett, missed the Wheal; affil" - ' ' .1440. i
Weeli,TO the agentiof the' prison depots at Porton 'Phu following compered,* statement of the nom- hick, the fellosr made off. .He afterwards at .
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shore, where the soldiers were landed, she having ,
and Dartmoor (Captains Morrstv and SUORTLAND) , 1 ber of deaths, marriages, and births, at Parii,Auring Mr. Swan, of Liogoor, and soother pease. nit • ''''
sprang a leak oil her pamage from Calais to Dover
to provide vessels and send home all the French pro- P -•• ' all the materials were damaged ; after having landed t the years 1813 and 1814, extracted from a letter in , with him in u gig ; but they
...coped being. "nit a
we that are under their charge. Yesterday those '
she is I the (la=dle de France, may appear curious to our •by another gig coming along es-and thefellow g ; . :r
her stores, &c. with the assistance of pumps,
in .o,.fillernent at Fodor, commenced being shipped, readers :--The number of those who died in 1814 a second time, U. don ,topiiied Mr. 'Welkin'', 1,040
'now endeavouring to get into the harbour. Several
e t r for Havre or Cherburgh. Every individual . amounted to 27,815, of whom 15,814 were males,' after that Mr. Wm. Adams, from whom lie took ,k.
vessels are rnekin for this port, with troops on
p....„•, st. Norton depot (and there are upwards of , board • those alreadyg
landed have been marched to and 11,971 females. In 1813, the deaths for both three-shilling piece; but on his stating that he iiiev
6( ,;) Has wounded at the battle of Waterloo, and : sexes did not exceed 18,676, making a difference of a poor man, he generously gave trim back his am.
y. Canterbury. The weather has been at times exceed. tie %sill all return home, except one who died from lin _i__ , more than 9000. The marriages contracted in the , rte rhos stopping seven persons without obtaining
g y boisterous, hut now moderate. a shi Ding '
c.n..l•ll;)•ions perfectly cured and in good health. i
I Powrsmoutn, DEc. 11.-This morning, about two former year (1814) amounted only to 1188; in 1813,
Mr. Cote has a large sheeting party continuing ,
'i tie A RMS.-List of Battalions to be Disbanded! on the other hand, they were at high as 6583, making I '
, o'clock, a dreadful fire broke out in the house of Mr.with him at Holkhant ; the return of whose guns in
and accontinued, or reduced in Establishment, . a difference of
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the Point,
with'l39s in favour of the latter year.- .
How, isroad-street, on the which regret •
males,' killed and .wporuled last week, amounted to 272
rhe number of births, in 1814, was 10,814
from 2511 i December, 1815, inclusive:- I the greatest fury for a considerable time. The house and
making a total of 21.217. , pheasants, 186 hares, 120 partridge., end 170 brace
Second lia•tolion of the 511 Font, ;tali wed at it vele .4 4th • of .• ••
, aim store mr. now are entirely consumed, toge.of rabbits: the storming party of this destructive
lts. Ural; fit, Do. Winchester; 7th Do. Dover; 8.11 Du.LAVALME, it is said, during the time that the '
Portautoutil; 91:: Do. Chotharn; 111•1; Do. Malta. I Cher with two or three houses in Seagues-court. Mr. 3 ury•were detiberating on his case, played two games &iliac consisted only of eight guns, but all these ,
Thi.4 Ihttattaa of the 9.7 th Do. France. Heather's office, and Mr. Jobber's shop were in , were double barrelled 1. • Second Hitt. ban lathe Stith Ito. Winctettert 40th Do. Do. lat chess with NI. TAsCHER, and gained them both. t ,
se ; 441 h Do. Po Ince; 57th Dn. Wherae ter: 56th Do. Hull ; t such imminent danger, that they were completely The Pon has kindly vouchsafed to pardon such I During the alarm occasioned by the failure of the
Mt Do. D1,0e...t ; 714 1),). Ireloods 79th Do. Daudet ; 82d . stripped. Assistance was afforded with the utmost of the Spanish ce i banks in the North in July last, the tradesmen of .
ergy as committed the sin of defend-
Du. Gns;utrt ; 841 Dn. Perth; 93c1 Dn. Sunderland. alacrity, and owing to the great exertions of the Royal
, ing their country against the French. We wish he i Newcastle, satisfied of the stability nf the banks in
Ti he reduced from Teo to Sit Colv;rutie• end,: I Engineers, Royal Marines, 66th re meat and could- induce ' '
PEROINAND VII. to be equally iti. I that town, had placards placed in their windows sig.
&cur,' R.tiolioo or the 5111 FiNli. litnipttrt ;.`ilst Da. Stirlingt I
'47th 1)... Chel.rtford; 594 Do. Canterbury; 78th D.t, Flat.-1 other military, together with many inhabitants, diligent towards the Laity. I ['Vying their readiness to receive Newcastle notes.-
der.; Si.. D.., F,aoref 133111 Oa. Mir I Sthh Do. Annuls. 1 Mr. Knott's brewhouse, and Mr. Smith's shop, as &tract of a letter from an eminent mercantile' A nag having obtained one of these bills, pinned it
1 en•natther.-Such of the ohtive-atentiossetl italitiliuna as welt as several other house., which were, at one house, at Leghorn, dated Oct. 28 :-" Prospects ; 119°
, n the back of ■a blind man, who has long tiled
art ohrood,ottßte two ordt-reJ home.•
War 011ie, Dec.lB, 18:5. time, actually on fire, are at present considered out . . . • upon the fiber
are very bad for (English) shipping, and most con. !liberality of the public. This ineniliceet
of danger, and the fire is apparently nearly extio- lino. so a I accordingly appeared in public labelled thus, 9 4 th.
FUNERAL OF TIIE LATI DUKE or NOKTOLK. The i rang as the present system con-
goished. notes of all the banks in Newcastle taken hire."
filmes, of giving English colours to all nations, and .
procession, with the remains of the late Doke of 'Phu turkey, which makes so distinguished a dish Lieut. Brown of the 101st reeisnent was tried at
to all descriptions of persons. The Mediterranean I 9 -.
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Norfolk, arrived at Dorking at four o'clock, on I Ynal
Saturday afternoon. The coffin was placed on a: on the festive board at this season of the year, is a ' S 'elvish Town on the 166 of October, for the mt..
swarms with these usurpers of British rights ; and if t • i • •• -
bier, its the centre of the church, with fear Heralds • native of America, and •as first introduced into Eu- this system is continued, the whole of the carrying , '
der of Lieut. M'Glasham, of the same regiment, lit
'rope from Mexico, in the year 1524.
standing
on each side, and the Chaplains at the head.
'stall abounds in the uncultivated country behind Vir- I C'apt. Robert Nolan, of the [Gist regiment, and W. , The present Duke followed, as chief mourner, withby these foreigners, to the infinite injury of the t
the FArl of Surrey and Lord Andover, and several ' ginias and
unfrequented spots at the back of the shi • interestG t 1 its f•
pone of Great Britain we nursery o• J. Godfrey, of the sth West India Regt., and Dr. 7. .
Southern provinces ; here they commonly weigh t sesenelee •' ; Whitels, were also included in the indictment. n,,, .
of the deceased's intimate friends, when the inter- .
about 30 lbs. each, and have beets met with in flicks ! •of Not 0414 with
Jury
returned a verdict respect
anent immediately took place. The funeral service ,rue STRAND Belem-This undertaking presents I
•of more that 5000. The Indians make clothing of a fine piece of masonry. All the arches are turned, ,to nil the parties.
was read by the Rev. Mr. Llallaway, his Grace's -
; the feathers, twisting the inner webs into a strong
__ !STRESSING Acciocw'r.-A
. distressing aeoldeet
Chaplain, assisted by the Vicar of Dorking; Immo-
I awl the frith* in at lop goes on rapidly. Persons! D
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double thread of the inner hark of the mulberry Itookplace1tookplace on Satorda seine ht as the riot now pass from Pedlar's Acre to the Sterol upon the 1 y 111 1 -isthmoid .
diately after the Principal Herald proclaimed the tie.
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ceased's title, broke the wands of office as tiered'. !tree,appears which like matting rich and glossy, and t wooden platform on the east side of ohe bridge. - The '
,of the North York Militia were leatriugeStafford for
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tary Earl Marshal of England, and placed them on
•as line as silk shag. I masons, labourers, &c. are permitted to take three.1 Lichfield :-.-As one of the baggage waggons was
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the coffin in the vault. The greatest order and de. I MURDER OF MR. BAILER.-The Irish Papers af. pence from every passenger, which forms, as we urn- passing by the !lough, with several of the soldiers'
return were observed during the ceremony, by the ford strong
grounds to hope that the perpetrators of derstead, a charitable fond for the relief of several ; wives sitting on the gearing, the frame of the gearing
previous arrangements made by the Magistrates. 1. this atrocious deed have at length been seized. Three workmen who hare been conveyed to' hospitals, in I broke, and several women fell. Among them wee
Among the carriages which followed in the mei• iof the villains have been n committed to Clonmel jail. consequence of accidents at the works, and who are the respected wife .of Serjeant Wattles, with her Int
cede were those of lOn the 15th inst. a matt who applied to the Officer incapable of getting their daily support. I and infant child at her breast. She was encumbered
Ili. [twist Hishrveve the Duke •f Sasses. Earl of Ears. Lord commanding at Waterford, to enlist for foreign ser. i On Saturday se'unight, about four o'clock in the with a soldier's cloak; and fell witlt her head between
Pete., Leo of Marry;, Edward Molviteus; Hp. the Devotes; „ice having excited some suspicion, a strict examine- afternoon, the dielling.house of Joseph Pidler, a the fore andped wheels, when the
.wherl ring over
of Fateouhuer, Sir Isaac Heard, Biel. Michael Angelo riis-
tion'was instituted in the course of which he acknow. blacksmith, who resides at Roach, in Cornwall, was her head, crushed it in a manner too sheeting to be
lee km. M.P. Mr. Semi, .Mr. Dennison, and Mr. Numb. instituted,
in
use of gas lights in the interior of Covent-
Ni
on account • ' lodged that lie was present when the murder was per. struck by lightning, in a very remarkable manner.- described, and caused her immediate death. She had .
prates Theatre, has been discontin trated, and gave information of three persons who The chimney was thrown down ;an twee that was hold the child so firm to her breast in the fill, that i<ued,
committed this atrocious act. Mr. Wright, the gaoler in the house was driven into the garden and shatter. was lakes, up without having sustained any Hwy.-- •
of the impleasant smell arising from them.
of Waterford, set off next morning, and at Clonmel ed to pieces ; a cupboard' and a clock, that were A Coroner's Income sat on the body, god reitarueet
-.se- he received the assistance of an escort of .dragoons. fastened to the wail, were thrown down ; five win. a verdict of Accidental Death:
SMITHFIELD MARKET.-Dec. '25. 3 Thus supported, be went to the house of the men dews, the whole that were in the house, wore dashed A violets, explosion took place last week le E I. •
To Wok tho Offal, per alone or At,
a who resided on the Fair Green of Cashel, to pieces. The floor of the bed-chamber, above pit, belonging to Mr. Perramore, of S*4 *
Ike •• . ~i 4!. to m. I. Head of Cattle this di, , accuse-,
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Mat* . 46. 4t. us 51. nd. Ream
ve'll •.. ss. 04. to 7v. M. Sheep ... ..... .
rw.__ll.•.•.Se. St it, M et , Calve.
'a"' • - •01. 04. to Os. et. • Pigs
HAYsIteIItKFT.
. inst. were lodged in the jail of Clonmel. One of down, weetorned op, as completely as if done by a which slack and loom ire deposited, end whir% are
Ike
; them(Muleohy), on his being seised, appeared greatly person who/wished for more room. The whole took supposed to generate hydrogen gas. TIM Meta in the
Cit;vver
Straw •- al. m. tie. is. Is 11. nti,
the other seven. A millete search was made for arms, though ids small children and their mother were in were then going op, and all clinging teethe", were
COAL MARKET, Dec. ft but none were found. the house at, the time, they all escaped unhurt, ex- safely -brought to the top. The fisose, Omen anon,.'"
PIM at Motet. Ships Sold. Prior. I The reduction in the several Public. Offices of ceps one,. wbo had its hate singed, seats@ tide of its woods fused dot' of the pit 'lmoutiOlit'lik bo* '
761 Newcastle esse ..., et.. 34. to 531. 44.
clerks, •&c. lakes plaCe 'tube Ilint a out Beath. feet slightly seerched. tritieb -were !ADM perished. --A-7. . •
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IS Senecrlamt..... ... ta . . 455. 04. to Us. 64.

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