The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-04 00:00:00

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Lee whether belied argued the oseetion other withdraw his motion for the Speaker leering the Chair, at tit. ttnee was worth 1,000/. He did net obtain hil A melancholy bccurrence at the Trouslovern, near I
es likely to afford relief to the country. It and hoped the house would not get into a detailed di s• eerri eere. He was ordained hy the preemie Itiehm Stoke's Croft, Mende took place on Thursday anon. I
,position to break faith with the public, and mission on the grindipg_classe.—(A laugh.) . i
d. tlishonour, that, he contended, would be Sir T. LE'PHIIII.IM/P. begged to say a few woe, of Bath and Wells, and produced. at the time of his when upon sunnuoning the brewer to his dinner, it wee ] I
s all dishonourable acts were, by increased about this grinding clause. The agricultiseists hail been erdimation, the regi•lar t• stimoniels. 111 hail eon discovered that, by some unaccountable mischance, he A 1
With regard to the cost of collection for the so compleiely ground already, that Lc must take the tutted to pay 25.1100/. f.r. the. purchase of a chord, had Wire into the boiling liquor, mid, as may be 1 '
portion a the Salt Tax, the whole amount of liberty of opposing it as riven as, and in whatever living ; 20010 in selvanee, and to give a bond for imagined, was totally lifelem. The pi or man. who I
welt thousand pounds, or at most ten thou- P. 0.0001. conditioned for the payment of the remain- was of good character, and tool. service, has left a
shape, it appeared before the house. Nothing was more
1., instead of thirty-fire thousand pounds; likely to promote the introduction into our market of der if the porehlie nioney and the performance of widow aud child to lament Lis lose. Mr. Hobbs, the
ronsge of this. of which the Bon. and Imartled foreign corn, in .he shape of flour, than such a clause as eevineets. .. p, ay, s;,, were you at the time worth respectable landlord. had 'he clone of the liquor imme-
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so mach as belonging to Government. this. As to petiions against the Bill In question, lie 20,(100 pines ?" .. I was mirth the property I gave Mamie poured out to waste.
istered by the Commissioners of Excise. Un (Sir I'. Lethbridge) had in a room at home. at least Wit
use were el:mooed to retread its steps, and ready mewed for the House of Lords, is case the Bill up tinyilind. b
entrap•9.ln the year .
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confidence to the Ilimeand Learned Deane- should unfortunately pass this House. chaplain on board the St. Deere. bet quite forgot thumberland Flax Mill, at the Ouseborn, neat New. I
would not listen to him on the present occa- Mr. RICARDO agreed that the clamie which was to whether he drew any bills on Mr. Light, a ""Y castle, belonging to Messrs. Clarke, Embosser and Co.
warned them that be would not stop here, but he moved ought not to be adopted unless security could ageit,ior whether he provided fur them. Ile never was perceived to be on fire. The strident is rupprowl
ton to the Sinking Fund. But lie thought he given that the corn ground into flour should not en- took the bcotfit of the Insolvent Act but our—that to have been occasioned by a spark last, ihe engiue
to House of Comeau of England too well to ter with the home consumption; but if security on this was in the year 1819 He petitioned again aimpt two chimney flving into an open a bedew ol a garret iiii
t after use deelalaliona Cher had made they head could be given, nothing would be more unjust to,
years tt, but did not proceed ;at that timioipiatio • ' which flex and tow were deposited, athieh took fire
or theimelves to be misled.—(Hear, bear.) the parties concerned, than to prevent the griniline of
VBNPORT opposed the Amendment. dour with a view to be its being exported. He thou.:ht. o custegody five months for a debt of 395/. due` to Mies and were inst„tabeenstv consumed. The manatee ured
.;A IWO observed. that the "nail system of the Noble Lord's Bill would be an improvement on the '
al • •boardand lodging,andwine, ad borrow-artily for agoods in the rooms below were saved, 1.0. r the Aware
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Hun the Chancellor of the Exchequer sup- present Lew. ed motley. 'I lie debt was contracted in the years were not checked until the reeding nom and the roa-
with an easy expedient for the more effectual Mr. WESTERN would acquiesce in the clause pro- 1816 and 1811, but was omitted in his schedule when ehinery therein, together with the floors of the 'genet est
I public credit, since it was maintained to be posed if security could be given that the corn reduced Ire wee dise6arged ender the act is 1919. After be and store room, were entirely burst.
foment of the Sinking Fend. Instead of forty- to flour should not be brought into home consumption. had filed his petition in 1920 he procured his die-
Wednesda lust, h k ' ft%
y a_out three in t „„ernoop, a very
id only to extend it to fifty or sixty years. and lie was disposed to think that such security might charge from prison by giving Miss Martin a warrant
DOUGLAS supported the original motion. be given. alarming fire broke pal in the west art of those large. e •
of attorney for the debt.
1 OASCOYNE was also for continuing the Sir J. NEWPORT supported the clause.premises, belonging to Messrs R. Fenwiek and Co. et ,4.'
, which lie had reason to believe would be more After a few words from Mr. GUNN'S Buowern and Mr. , insolvency
Tito Cover said the Ineolveat's present Sunderland, occupied as • brewery. The flames, which •
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re then was apprelmaded eves by his Majesty's Bemire. the Howe divided, when the numbers were— was net owing to misfortune, but to his •w . n iniecua-
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It appeared to him that enough had been For the moths 146; Agai tit 39--Majority 107. doeti,,in emitting to return a crrlito fors cones era e
ILsum' horst out at the ditleeent windows and door-ways e
in the building, caused crest slant, to all arotinti ; but
with the aesistance of the engine (tom thelllttracks •••.- •
Jas marls as the wag Wig light to expect. •On our MOM to the lie . Mr. D. BROWNE was sum in his'forruser°
smh.lule, former schedule, tooth e truth of which he
1. of reduction itn. this Session, sod that they *tins legs asking whether a . mime en the Bill hail k.,A
e— swore ; his petinuo must therefore be dismissed. and the wish
engine.. aid by. abs,„„soyiesd
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at to eirserve lie elreetts before they proceeded power to increase the rate of duties?'
The SPEAKER said a Cunstnittee bad power to lower ------ - - public, suldiere,Sce. the lire was prevented (roes *egad.
;NETT censidered- the tax most pernicious, at not raise the duties. POLICE. ine ; but before it was extinguished, that part of the
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thief) an the know orders- il* hoped it would The mtestion being pet, "That the House resolve . _—.4o—_ building in which it broke out was nearly crammed,
loortber swept Way. mod that ISO minister tself into a Committee to consider the Corn Imports- 1-lamron-Oannze.—Yesterday, Brown, of this of. together with the house occupied by Mr. Frond, clerk
rr renters to resew it. . lion Bill," ficee>wleced at the bar a native of Genoa, between to the brewery. It is supposed the Wiriest eland
ILCRAFT impressed. his empties 0 the difgr- Mr. D. BROWNE moved, that the house go into fur--11,
seven and eight years of age, for being found begging from the malt kiln being toe het. Great praise is doe
sage adopted by time sip; limlinhers who Owe consideration of the omens* to-menet*.
• from that which 'hill need ill a former Lord LONDONDERRY said, that the amendment
.1 to the streets about twelve o'clock on Sunday night. to the Sunderland keelotett, 'and others, who assisted
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If the tax, as . was to he extended to would pat the question on, &yea proper footing. ' the fire. An unfortunate accident
nose 4 appeared. from the.siatement of the officers, that the in extinguishing .
dies—and *elm it Mats. the coldaloplated who thought the duties were bigb enough, or too high, Luton public-house, in L nion-court, Holborn. kept by happened afterwards to Mr. Edward Ridley, cooper, 1 •
:the eomaniPtifta could ant taiga fainca—many would vote for the Committee; but those who thought Mrs. Sims, there are between 30 and 40 of these boys, in attempting to enter a high part elite building ) by
kers must be appointed to collect it ; and as to higher duties should be iamMid, would vote for the who have been -be-night to this country by natives of the floor unfortunately giving way, kel wits precipi-
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they understood Right Honourable GentleneasittAmendosent. t was to I
Italy. who live here in idleness on the money collect- fated to a great depth. two of his ribs were broken,
. laugh)—and could easily
conceive how; it he observed. howevet.l tbottheelmcort price might be al-
edl in the st t• nee sby them urchins in begging, and ex- and his breast and head bruised so much, that his life
e extrema through the Trireme,. It should wed in the committee, thank notthe duties. . '
weeny* that the ineie•tivat was spared to the After a few observesiesejamm /Keen. Bootee x and Mr. he confu.ion some unreel-
hibiting tame rats, mice. enmities, &c. as well as by is despaired of. During t ~
O this itarticalus torn was left bine for the Ilanare (of Wiltshire), the •iioitehmeat was negatived plating the guitar and other musical instruments. trig villains stole part of the property of Mr. Proud. tit°
tof otber exciarreble uncles. For these reasons without a division. .'"-!. On the examination of the buy by means of an in- The lore, it is said, when ascertaioed, will be lily cure-
d vote for the asnamilmeet. Oa thequestios fortbeSpetikeeleaving the Chair, Mr. nter, he did not wish to tell where he lived, and siderable.
louse then divided, when there aopeared—Per Coming pressed for the same of hat house, and a divi- frequently gave for answer" nen no ricordo." But rs
...UNDEL—Thr spirit of are,eart a . h '
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aliment. 67.—Against it..lll.—limority for the sion ensued—
resolution, 44. For the Speaker leaving the Omit. 149—A gai ast it, 41 en !the officer going with him to Mrs. Sims' house, lie transmigrated to a person who profanes the
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. wee,instantly recognised as one of her inmates, and
strangers were re-admitted a short conversation —Majority, IN. of Wallace:4)n Monday seinnight, about eleven
le brow ht the bo and an Italian, who called ' I k st k•gentleman was attacked in the H wt-
Lee on the Duty on Sallimported to Ireland, aod The bouse consequently went into Committee on the II.1"*-- a g y . ococ, P. .
lotion on that subject was ordered to be re. Bill, and Mr. WRITMORN Moved that the amount himself the buy's uncle, back to the office. The Ma- hilt, by a fellow who seized hitti by the throat, and
led on Wedoesday. The ether! Renautions of the import duty be sixty-fan Instead of seventy gisorate informed the Italians, and desired them to ac- endeavoured to snatch his watch. But the chain
Upon were agreed to, and Bill, ordered accord- shillings.
Oahu their countrymen, that if any of them were broke, and at the cry of " Wallace, I know von !" '
Sir Joux NEWPORT and Mr. D. GILBERT opposed
heaseiter found begging la the streets, they would be the robber fled with the a ' ' . I ‘•
,conze IMPORTATION BILL. the Amendment. ppenireges as the lonian *-r"
„_t , t late torthe House of Correction for three months.— of his daring.—Ois Teesilay sennight, about three or
Arisen of LONDONDERRY moved the Or. . `Mr.
not contended that the Agnes! tine Tbealiagistrate added. that be hoped very shortly o'clock L.m,, 1
*ea poy fur the HQ." rtiotring itiwif into a could not be protected ley 70e., ad therefore moved to • , • a stranger. who happened to be jeer-
them would he an Act of Parliament in operation,
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tae the Corn Importation Bill. The Noble insert 755. ignited of Ss. neyiog by the West Port, was assailed; knocked down,
Mt took this occasion to remark, that if any Mem. After some discassiom iswhichthe Martpteu of Lon . . whitth would mutate those fellows who brought these and robbed bf his watch lr b Wallace
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au lastr,tte u should be given denderry, Mr. Ricardo, Said Mr. sf; Calvert took part. *Margo into this country, to be also committed to the
riot and four of his asteciates. The u•itertnnate ensn era, I 1 •
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Committee divided • r. Walebeeute's atnendomwt. d bard labour. On remise el better conduct,
Aninsittee to limit the nof the Bilf. this tbo 40011_ go P cruelly used ; and a female, who accompanied them, -I.• I I.
time for proposing Ilse therraction. - —4ym, eis. 87—Miejetitrende and his nephew were discharged. was particularly active In g.• ggirig !iii mach while on
llr B then miteediartfro Om ditties payable
GURWEN otheldeild tbis iiiiteenre, instead of the • dote • . - . . A I.
Quzan.ersuaac—Yesterday Peter Odey and Wm. the ground. to prevent his crying. ;the robbers ware
✓ a beactit, woad he Obit laluirstse to the agri- ft
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Clapp, servants to the Lady of Colonel Tyate, of Hill- shortly after seen dividing their booty, en there
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I.!twwLg toltpwii, tioo/Pooffoo I baring and gm ma ,
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varAmossront . Mar et. sties Berkeley-square, were brought before ROBERT side of the street. As a mete; of people
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day =rote ..o r•ww w:” ilt°' ''' - " . • yenta- slot and wash. tie ti-oti/rod the stble tolerin the gang jigsgrwoht.wv.--..0 -4, - ~.,,. - '
Now Mal only, 37. (
but merely on the prices of English corn. -,h whole of
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clauses hart
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to Mr oprrtomose. on rttdey mond", lase. Oa Weduesday se'onight...Wallue, aecompanied by •,„ - -
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Mend contributed, as it bad been accustomed to CANNINGeV upbrellUght a elapse to warehouse corn for. It Oproared that about two o'clock OD that morning four of his associates, endeavoured to obtain admis--
Ilitit or a 17th part of the supply, not to include
the of belt d i dour, •• a body of gentlemen's servants, between one end two sion into a gentleman's house, at the Chapelsitaile.—
oun into upon giving •
rtion in taking the average was most unfair. The Pur,Pnte gKr
reposod by the Noble Lord on co .
„ imported was precautionary bonds. es • hundred, endeavoured to gain by force the grand en- They bad succeeded in pulling up one of the win-
liaison inadequate to the prntection of the agri- Sir E. KNATCHBUtL expteised a hope that the trance to the Opera, and forced themselves through dews, and were prepared. to thruet themselves in,
iof this country. He (Mr. Lumen) considered E
Ri ht Hon. Gent would allow the clause to be added toPolice- OM The constables called the when the owner heard the noise ; seri, on his pre-
being • . the line of cers.
the Bill f .or the purpose of prima, an* disc ..,
am shillings to be a fair remunerating price formilitary to their assistance, but this did not intimidate seating a gun at them, the ruffians made a precipitate
un the third reading.•
do grower, bat the present resolutions, whichthe *emote Omni their violence; they rushed on the retreat. A number of similar outrages have taken
o allow the country to be inundated with foreign The M of LONDONDERRY Ire tb'
MarL , i no o ject to.
that proposition, and the clause was added to the Bill. soldiery, seized their muskets, took the bayonets from place in that neighbourhood.
ellen the price was but five shillings above that •
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Le meotioned, he thought highly objections e.— The house then resumed, and the Report was order- several, and were about to put them in use against Wednesday week a salmon grilse, weighing 31b ,
eel to be received this day their opponents, but a reinforcement arrived, and the was caught in the river Forth. Those acquainted • -
ieved the country felt as he did, and would much
The Orders of the - • Day were then disposed of; and
that the law should remain as it now was, thantwo defendants with others being captured, the others with the fishing. in the river say none had been caught i
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is itillishould pass, which the Lord broughtat half- past two o'clock the house adjourned. decamped: Those who were arrested were carried so early for the last twenty years.
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as a boon, but which would prove an injury to into the house, and the officer of the guard sent for, .
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t was intended to protect. He was for cheap corn LAIV INTELLIGENCE. and the prisoners on giving their names and address Fine melons, of a large size, were exposed for sale .
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did not wish the price to be so ruinously low as --re— on Saturday last in Covent-garden market ; and cher-
ev a large body of men out of emoloyment. If COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Joss 3. were set at liberty. Chorea of assault were preferred ries, to catch young customers, at a halfpenny a slick.
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measure passed. he wes convinced that it against the two prisoners.
by James Stanbrough, a were exhibited in baskets in the streets. t
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give a severe blow to the agriculture of the coon- This morning Mr. Justice Beat sat at nisi price, serjeant, and Samuel Sparks, a private: both belong-
A fine fat sheep, the property of Mr. New, of Charl, .
id lead to the most ruinous consequences ; and be and tried several causes. ing to the Coldstream Guards; David Johnson, ai
die worth, • last. whelp slaughtered at Newbury • the
(therefore, on the present occasion, take the sense ens RING V. GREEN AND °TIERS. Bow-street patrol, and Headley, an officer of this es-,
a shoulderswr'
'w'aseighingweabgout lMbs. and the legs upwards'
house on the question that the Speaker should The defendant, a professional Gentleman, and four tablishment ; the latter was struck on the wrist
:he Chair. with - of 19bIs. each. I t
_ntinn of his Hon. others, were indicted for an assault on a lady named bayonet. Two bayonets were produce , d very much • i
WESTERN supported the .Darley. beat in the conflict. EWEII, JUNE 3.—Our Whitsun Fair, on Tuesday
il,and declared the measure now under consider. )
instead of inspiring hope and confidence, was de- The witnesses for the prosecution proved that Mrs. The Magistrate said the conduct of servants had lasi, exhibited a picture of despondency more Lighiy
ed and condemned from one end of the country to Barley was the proprietor and occupier of a cottage at lately become so daring that the peace was broken by coloured,. than any we had ever before witnessed at
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her. Walham Green. Previous to March last, she was them every night, oot only at the Opera House, but at that fair. Lean stock was in good sPP Y
a I , but a want
very limited. Some
. BENETT (Wiltshire) statedthis Bill to be viewed, indebted to Mr. Phillips. an auctioneer, in the sum the Theatres in generel, and it was high time such of money rendered the demand .
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'constituents with abhorrence, and it was their of 2341. for which he had a lien on her furniture. conduct should be put a stop to. few transfers were, pererthelees, effected, at lowprices.
r that the old law should continue, rather than that •
nut plaintiff, Mr. Grua, advanced the money to The prisoner Odey was sworn to as being very se- If any fresh prqof were wanting to chew the fal.leta
mance should pass.foetid in the following
state of agricult.ure, it would be . .
pay Phillips, and took an assignment of the cottage, fire in the riot, and to his having forcibly seized the
. D. BROViNE said, he should vote for going into
In March last he went down with a constable and gun of Samuel Sparks, the private. and removed the •
fact •—A princ.pal farmer and grazier of this neigh.
ommittee, but in the Committee it was bis inten•
o endeavour to persuade the house to alter the assistants, and took possession of the cottage. After bayonet, and an assault was proved by the peace-officers bouthood, about two years ago, purchased a pair
s proposed by the Noble Marquess. some violence, Mrs. Darley and her servants were against both. of oxen, for which be gave fifty-four pounds, and at
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CANNING rose to move an instruction to the turned out. The whole of this proceeditig was held The 31agistrate asked the &rifest whether the the above fair offeredo_ai tl .
four tem• MOIL two others, for sale
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Ilium the subject of which be said was not near to to be illegal by Mrs. Darley and her advisers, and she commanding officer wished to proacute the prisoners and could not ht 'it for idle the o w
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ouse, having been introduced to its attention in a indicted the defendants for the assault. for the attack on the military, and being answered in two had cost him so long ago, although they a n .1 - i
on from the holders of foreign corn at Liverpool. It was proved on the part of Mr. Gazarr, that be the affirmative, be bound the Serjeant over on that constantly in good keeping !
is undoubtedly a great object to get rid of the sue-
offered to give up possession upon being paid the money cheep, and the constable (Johnson) for the attack on Wene ice, Jose I.—The crops of every description •
lion of foreign corn. and the holders entertained i • ,
he hadadvanced. the civil power. The prisoners were then held to bail never assumed a snore promising appearance than at '
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ape that if it were ground into dour there would bei I
iportunim of exporting it to the West Indies or After the case had proceeded some length, the on dues charges. the present moment ; should the weather continue fa-other place, and it was wished that permission Learned JUDGE suggested that the matter might be vourable, hay harvest will very shortly commence ' '1
Id be given that it might be taken out for the par- settled out of Court. It was proper the lady should „„ in many places in this neighbourhood. and an average
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of bring ground for exportation, and failing of ex- bare justice done her, and the gentleman have SOCIRTY FOR THB IMPBOVEMENT or PRISON LIIS• crop is expected. Notwithstanding the severe blight by
stion, that it might be returned into warehouse. memo s.—Yesterday the semi meeting of this land-
proper security for the payment of Isis money. which the early frnit trees were affected, present an-
first regulation would be, that the person taking able Institution was held at the Freemasons' Tavern,
After some consultation between Mr. Puthhies pearances lead to hope that the pro•luee of the
'oreign corn shonkt enter into bond to return even aeat Queen-street, Lincoln's lon.fields, when a nu-
er than the urinal proportion of dour. It might he who was Counsel for the prosecution, and •
' the CoCosi' later kinds will amply compensate for the deficiency.
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merous and highly respectable attendance took place.
lined to remain fur the chance of exportation a cer. moo SERGEANT. who was fur the defendant, they His especially apples sod cherries, which are in grea%
Royal highness the Duke of Gloucester in the j ,
time, say six weeks, and then to be returned into agreed to refer to arbtlration, and withdraw a Juror.attendance.
I, and not suffered to come out for home corium:lp- Chair, who was surrounded by Lord Suffield, M • 0
ssEADINo. JUNE I.—floe market was this day çery '
till the ports were opened. The Right Hon. lien- INSOLrENT DEDTORS' COURT, Momper. Wilberforce, Wilbraham, Maxwell, Bennet. Coke, sod
. full of corn, and sales more than usually dull. After I
en concluded by moving an iestruction to the GOBI. many other persons of distinction, incleding Magni-
--eel...—. the marliet had closed, a farmer sold ten quarries of l
,ee to the etTeet above stated. tastes, See. Among the company we also noticed masny
'hie Rev. James Cradock came up to be heard on good fair Beans far only
-fine pomade ! The best price
moral CASCOYNE said a few words. 1 •
Ir. CANNING said of course his motion was only his petition to be discharged, and was opposed by Mr Ladies of distinction, and a numerous body of the -
of Wheat was six shillings lower than tbelast market , i i
othetical, dependent on the Bill. lIIATB for Miss Martin. • ciety of Friends. ' day ; and the average considerably under even that 4
he Marquess of LONDONDERRY said he would The insolvent was examined by Mr. llceon. His The Report was read by the Secretary, and pre
reduction. Bread :n Reading is told for Is. 51 per ,
ulraw his motion for the Speaker leaving the Chair, father was John Cradock, a tailor. in Winchester.— tented a most Battering account of the exertions of i
gallon. Meat, poultry, butter, and other articles, ' il
rder to give his Hon. I. tend an opportunity of tie (the insolvent) was baptized and generally knows. the Society durlng the last year, in which neutral Las. •
were also considerably lower. Provisions appear to
nog his motion, to the principle of which be could re Societe were made in Prison Discipline, which
by use name of James Cradock. Being asked whc P be fast approaching to-the price the Chancellor of the •
no objection, at the same time venture to recommend - - tended much to the reformation of juvenile offenders, . .
thee be ever went by any other Oa me.
me he appealed to
t the diMate should not be taken then. but in the Exchequer says they must come to, viz. " a level with
emitter.. H. did not propose the present as the very the Court to kcow whether lie were booed to answer. In the course of the day, Mr. Wilbraham, Lord Suf- ,
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t corn law which the House of Commons could have The Court desired him to answer the question. Ile the and
tield, Mr. Wilberforce, &e. addressed meeting. - --... -* ,
vied, but as a great improvement of the law as it had used the name of Abraham de Carrier for cow• the moray. on breaking up at about half-past four, MAILS. • ,
r existed, and presenting a security against being torrent' purposes. but net g Ily. He dropped i made slattern' subscription at the doors. ARR. BIM ANN. .I'. •DI:B.,
ndated with foreign corn. With regard to the ob- live or six years ago, just before his bankruptcy. He At Mayfield Fair, on Thursday, and at the other I Dublin -- 0 • Holland -- 0 i
lion stated by the Hon. Members for Cumberland and i Waterford - 0 "T." Hombre' -- 0 i I,
was declared a bankrupt by the name of Cradock.-- (airs which happened in the course of the week, the 00. & Jersey .0 , tie; Prance -- U i ill ;
ex, he most say, that if the House were to wait till
:r devised some measure that would satisfy every one, lure was no dividend under the commiesien. all hie sale of lean stock was alike heavy and dull; in short, o Llshou -- 0 'il • Flauders -- u , 1
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y might not proceed till doomsday. He begged to property being wasted to t pe ,
he ex uses Ills property ['stress was depichd in almost every couatenance. . 0 Denenberg - e. 0
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