The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-13 00:00:00

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9IART FOR THE ENSUING IVERK---,
POLICE.
WITH TUB TIMES OF HIGH WATER AT LOHDON•01111c1:
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s ' WAS intended by
OUTRAGE IN CHARLIEB-STBRET.-.-•at LONDON MARKETS, Oce. 12.
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..-dep.-. , the Magistrates to have entereekthis day tato the re-ez- •
OCILIMIALL.-.4IATRIAIONY IN HUMBLE Lose-ThestlCTEMerli tOMAT after TRINITY
amlnation of the cue of the unfortunate man Thayers, C°TTOI4I.-The extensive sale at the East India- Oct. 14•468;-Sh •
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wrist officers of St. Danstan'inin-the-West brought up who was precipated from • tero-pair window in the House took place this forenoon; it consisted of 19,249
bags. The Denies's, which were sold, went at prices 15, M.-Mars 39ont.39afrolnlerev41.mn.s
to.
witty
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two individuals yesterday before the sitting Magis- above street, bit the dangeronistateofTbayers ermild
High water-morn. 33 m. after 3 ; men. 3 m. diem
trate„, Mr, Alderman Cox, of very dissimilar character not admit of it. A certificate was produced by Scott, la. a id. below the previous market rates; the Surats
ki. lower. It is calculated 6000 Bengali and 3000 Su- 'lB, T.-Venus rises 32 tn.:. amiftweira :
attare
ry e n 76;.;
eevvenen.69:ifterafterys:
and description, although each of them charged with the patrol, from the Middlesex Hospital, stating the rats were taken in.
the same species of offence, viz. deserting his wife
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if tfte r. 89 ;; eevveenn
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man to be in an unfit condition to venture from his bed. SUUAR.-The demand for good Sugars contionee gm 17,' W.-Mitred-
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neral and extensile; the prices paid this week are ra-•
and family, whereby they had become burdensome to QUERN-SQUARE...-Mary Hopkins, a very 'respects- IS, Tb.-T. Leics.-Moor: last quer. at 1 *morn -
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water-morn. ---r
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apprehendeda a ko-- 1
that parish, ble widow, brought her daughter Sarah, about 19 tiler higher. The inn' browns remain exceedingly h" '
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The first, named David Jones. was an honest hard- years of age, before the Magistrate under very distress- and the few tales effected are at rather lower rates.
working Welshman, in a comfortable situation. where ing circumstances. Mrs. Hopkins procured several Lorenoon. 305 hhds. 61 bets. Trinidad sugars sold albedo
lower than the previous market prices, the quality most 20, S.-Moon rises 31m. after 12 morn. 1
he got 201. per annum, besides his board and lodging, simatioas for her daughter, which she as frequently pressed on the market ; low browns sold 50s. 6d. aSU 1
to whose character his employer attended to bear tea- left after having committed various acts of theft upon The purchases of refined goods are still chiefly for the sarriNd „__
rIAB TO A WATCH-HOUSE.-A few ' ' I. *
ago, Smith, a constable of Lambeth,
oniony, and to do him all the service he could. The her employers. Her last situation was in the family home consumption; the export is inconsiderable. memo
cumin;
pour young fellow bad, it seems, soon after his COFFEE.-The quantity of coffee brow forward
of Mr. C. Kemble, the tragedian, from which she de- . . . shade e lower than named Crow, about 17 years of age, on a charge W
stealing a handkerchief, and 3s. 6d., and lodged him ill
to London, got entrapped into a marriage with a moo- camped a few days ago, after robbing a fellow-servant this week has been extensive ; prices a '
the Lambeth cage for the night, where there was ilea :,
gatheinwedatcshu-chholaseakcirseewasinit4
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man touch older than himself, and of very loose clia- of a sovereign. She was now put to the bar, along fore
last week. The sales of coffee brought forward this
~,Jacter. He soon discovered his folly, and would not with R. Offer, a private of the Guards, with whom she forenoon, sold with great briskness at tbe previous prices;
informed
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fire
hadt h a t
her risoner confined. About one o' •
ephabit with her ; she threw herself upon the parish ; a large parcel of St. Domingo, good quality 103 s. 6d..
associated. On their persons were found, when taken very ordinary 100 s. For good St. Domingo this fore- morningab nl
aorte ,
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eincs was in consequence brought before the Magis-ae Pid) e
thatwas
by the constables, some razors, knives, and scissors, of noon 1045. is stated to be realised. Generally the coffee it .
that was feared the prisoners had been burnt to
trate, and an arrangement matte that he should allow which a pedlar had been robbed, and the soldier was market may be stated very firm, and at improving prices,
On this alarming tin e ll' igence he got up, and haste*
her 2s. a week. About a twelve month ago the wife about •of these articles when app
re- some „ and the opinion of the best informed is, that the prices
to the spot with all speed, the watchmen foil •• wo
• 1.-- will still advance. ou tug
proposed to him that if he would give her in one sum tended. with the two parish engines and after half an h '•i
FRUIT.--Two cargoes of new Muscatel's were put . our II 114
the amount of three years' allowance, she would re- The almost distracted mother stated, that while bey up at public auction yesterday; however, the buyers did ,fl '
cement labour, eirtinguished the am". On procewthaf
lease him from the payment of the 2s. a week der ever daughter remained with . 'her present companions, trot appear more inclined to purchase, notwithstanding to the interior of the watch-housi lie found Crow why ,'
after, and never come nigh or trouble him any" more. neither her life nor property was safe for an hour, the importers showed an inclination to sell; only a few the sleeve of his coat on fire, and his arm a little bunt, 'tr-
. and the other prisoner nearly suffocated by the
The buying up of an annuity of 5/. 4s. for the life of a and earnestly begged the Magistrate to commit her to lots sold at 51.65. for common, 51.105. for bunch (boxes).
but not injured by the fire. The boy Crow smoke,
asealthy woman, for the small antu of 1 5/, 1 25., with so prison. Offer and the girl Hopkins were remanded the quality of the whole very tender, and appears to ing so much pain, that at the moment hewas nirer.
desirable a condition annexed to the purchases was too until Wednesday next. have been packed in a hurry to get first at market.he place. The
confessed bay.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS-The extensive ing set fire to S watch-house was toe:
good a thing to be missed, however it might distress
UNION HALL.-A woman applied yesterday to Al- request for brandy has subsided ; the market has become Pletely destroyed, and Smith was obliged to convey
him to raise the necessary sum. He accordingly dis- Berman J. J. SMITH, for protection against an enemy, exceedingly heavy.,and purchases may be taken at id. them to the Surrey watch-house for safety during the
t The boy Crow went one Jay to v' •
posed of every thing he could part with, and by pawn- who she said was bringing her hourly to the grave! a 2d. per gallon lower.-The sales of 'rum inconsidera- nigh-. . Y 4'l imillePeta
ing his clothes, and borrowing from his friends, made ,
flie Magistrate expressed a wish to know who this ble. No reduction.-Pale genera continues scarce. in liorseinongewlane prison, who had been committing
robberies at Astley's Theatre, and the Ward, na -
up the money ; and before he paid it to her took the implacable foe could be. HOPS.-Hops are likely to turn out more unfavour- . •i n nat.
in some articles which would amount to 3s. 6J
precaution of having a formal written agreement of The Applicant then proceeded to state that fur able than anticipated: good hops are truce ; the new . . the
prisoner gratuitously offered to fetch them, He vas
separation drawn up, and signed by each of them. some time past her repose had been disturbed by sonic are chiefly of inferior quality. 'lle estimated duty has ~
fallen to 165 000/. and 170 000/. :mowed to go, but never returned till brought by Saila,
The wife is not, however so easily got rid of. Poor malignant and invisible power, who kept up a con- -There
RICE. ' is little ' doing in • On the way to the gaol, he was recognised by Mr. fin.
Jones's rib had no sooner spent time money than sheford, of the Westminster-road, as the person who Inc
tinued clatter of brokeii glass around her, making House sale •supported. prices are
again throws herself for relief on St. Dunstan's parish, such a din as to prevent' her paying proper attention SPICES.-There is no alteration either inthe demand knocked him down in the gallery at Astiev's Timm,
nd robbed him of his hat. He now remains in Botsei .
with a very fine boy in her arms, which she did not to any thing she took in hand! Sometimes she could or in the price of spices. •
hesitate to declare her husband was the father of, see the glass, and it frequently preceded her alone OILS, FISHERIES, &c,-The Davis's' Straits ves- ~ , .
inoneer•lane, under a commitment from L• B ill • . . el,
wets ii,bed esq. the Magistrate.
though it was notorious she had been living with an- the streets; it then all at once would disappear, and 'a
sell which have arrived, are uncommonly we . ,
other man. The supposed deed of separation was an- noise like thunder followed, attended by the shock of is stated to exceed
and the estimate of the year's fishery . MARRIED.
On the 2kh alt., in the British Chapel at L•
15,000 tuns of oil ; the prices are in consequence much Christie. ,o •. Om, Jots
stamped and of no legal avail, and the parish being an earthquake. She had that morni,nc seen time same
nearest quotation for green ail oil.-- Caroline,
lower : 21/. the
bound to relieve the woman, her settlement being with eldest daughter of John Falconer, Esq. his Eli,
terrible phantom, and large portions of glass had fol- Other descriptions nominal.
them, now brought up the unfortunate husband before lowed her even to the very door of the Justice Room, TALLOW.-The tallow market has become exceed- tannic Majesty's Consul-General for Tuscany.
On Wednesday last, at Mary-le-bone chin:ch, New-roal.
the Magistrate. inflicting such a mental torture upon her, as nothing ingly heavy, and a reduction of Is. has been sub,iii ye d '
11 R. Ilaydon, 1-sq. historical painter, to Mrs. Hyman, of 4.i
Mr. Hickin, the vestry clerk, coincided as to the but the most daemonic imagination could invent. She to; yellow-candle this forenoon Was heavy at 445. 6I - Stonehouse, Dryonshire. .
good character given to Jones, and allowed the hard- therefore prayed the Magistrate to groat her a sum- The town market is to-day quoted 495. 61, which is the On Tuesday in .church, at St. John's .church,Chester, Mr. i
same as last week. Robert Mercer. of Ilenburne Bridge. near Bumekbers, to
ship of the poor fellow's case. The woman, however, mons for the purpose of citing the said glass vision
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Nliss,Jemboa Morris, of l'hes'e.. The parties should Irate
• was actually burdensome to their parish, and the bus- before him, that it might answer for its conduct! HOP INTELLIGENCE. beta ',serried 36 yearsago. The bridegroom has sines ben
band was time only person to whom they could look to Mr. Alderman SMITH said lie would issue a warrant, NTERDWIT. co. 6.-'['''ere nos more briskness
CA 0 - in married, and had IS children by his tirst wife. lie had sat
for a compensation, his wife having been passed to' and she departed very well satisfied. time market this clay for good East Kent and Canterbury met II • the •
seen his present wife for 35 years before Monday she. he
er su city, and married her the following inoraltg.
' them last week under an order of removal by a Magis- In consequence of the daring conduct of a gang of Hops, than has been experienced this season; but low
trate. There being no means of relieving him from desperate thieves, that infest the neighbourhood of St. arid mouldy samples were scarcely saleable at any DIED.
the penalty of his folly, the Magistrate directed that George's-fields, having excited the terror of the in- price. Bags sold from 50s. to 7es.-Pockets from 654. ,On Friday mottling, irs. Price, wife of Samuel Pike
• • 1. ie. of Dover-place, New Kent-road, aged 46. •
in future he should allow his wife 2s. 6ml. a week, with habitants passing in thatpart fthe
o Metropolis, toe
, to 945. per cwt. The market on Wednesday nextost is -
On Thursday last, of an enlarrement of the heart,iloreds
a caution to pay the money Into the bands of the over- expected, 'will be very fully attended by the buyers. , Nelson Matchem, second son of George Matcham. Esq. sod
Magistrates were induced to consider the adoption of m ,-'market.
AIDSTONr., s,c-r. 4.-At our today we bad
seers, who would be rather too knowing to speculatenephew to Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson of the Nile, oaf
some means to abate the evil, and to put a stop to the about 1000 Bags and Pockets of Hoffered "t•.•
Hops or sale, of the present Earl. aged IS.
in buying up the annuity. - alarming outrages committed. For this purpose, the about half of which were sold. In Pockets we do not At Rome, or the 9th of August. in the 60th year WM
• The second case Was illit Obi drunken fellow,lf the ;deice of Holmes, Hall. CoiliegU•re, and. otlier °kers perceive any alteration in price from last week ; Bags, age, Sir Welter Synnot, Knight, of Baltymoyer, Armagh.
name of Saunders, a waterman to a hackneyeaaili: f • 1 lire t41,4-wiejsza-zsaikraidind, of good It werennsiderl abiding ler -two dirsser,l4*--"--
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stand. Though formally charged with dellert)tig such as were really good and line, sold at 60s. to 6:lmi.
tw bare some additional patrol stathmed near Garden- QPECI VIC was ever bronaht into rase lir the •
wife, the real accusation against him was that of sticit cwt • when those of low and inferior quality could 1.7 Professors of Medicine, to equal PEEDE'S Cabinet!
row, Dover-street, and the posts contiguous ;. andper • '
so not be got rid of at scarcely any price.
ing rather too close to her. Although he never broughtand Incomparable Fuesten PILL., for the speedy, salon
situated, as to enable them to intercept the robbers in The •of
quantity Hops brought into Maidstone, on effectual CUR
her home any money, he never failed to bring himself their retreat across what is termed the " ruins;' this Friday and Saturday last, from the weald of Kent and of a certain disorder, in all hs insinuating fortes, sad the
home, hungry at meal time, and drunk at night. All
being the route taken when any effective resistance is other parts, was greater tl:an remembered for several malignant and destructive Ravages it daily makes on the
the industry of his wife, a very decent-looking young made, and they are obliged to " cut and run," the years. This may be attributed to the brisk trade at our human Frame; but, happily, these Pills Cure in BO shorts
woman, was insufficient to support herself and five or many hiding places d • ' • '1)1 for
ren ering et ausposet e them market on Thursday, and to tbe present low price of time. and in so safe and easy a manner, as to warrant Wu
of uer s that '
in such full confidence s es ,
six children, and supply the wants of a dissolute bus- to be taken, if they can getsafely 1 god
there. water carriage in our river. The great advantages re-NO
band. She had therefore been frequently, and almost Charles Ratcley was'comtnitted fo trial, for st 1. salting from establishing a mart at this centrical and s
ea in eligible spot, become every day more apparent. park of Disease shall be left in the system. These Pills .
are sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d., at 43, Liqtiorpotul-street. Lon-
constantly, in the receipt of pecuniary assistance from several articles of dress from the h eof Mrs. Far- ANOTHER ACCOUNT. dout hut should it be preferred, the Doctor engages to run
the parish ; no part of which it ever entered into the
nell, in Mermaid-court, in the Borough, yesterdayquantity seDiseasefor a s tp a or
The I Picking is and thetl
e I op now finished,
bead of Saunders to repay. This, however, was not morning. The prisoner was observed to the falls shortat least one third of what was expected, and
go into
the immediate cause of his being brought before the house by a neighbour, and take the articles in question, great portion of this gathered from grounds which
a PAY.
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Magistrate. Had lie been contented to use his wife hail better been left standing, being so much infected Nit. The Itch Cured without washing or anoint*, by ;
and was pursued and taken into custody. After the Smelling only, rice 2s. 9d.
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well, while she was supporting him in idleness andwith the mould. The duty is getting lower, and good __ _ g •• P
committal of the prisoner, he was cooreteyed from the
drunkenness, he might have run his race a little longer; bar to the back part of the office for the purpose of Hops have advanced from 3s. to 4s, percivt. and seemed BY his Majesty's Royal utters Patent.-LEAKIII
but lie was passionate and violent in his cups, and had to be more inquired after. Duty, some say, 170,9001. Fidilte nehtincia, justly fa.ned for Curing, in ilia
being ironed, and while the officer performed the same SOUTHWARK. OCT. S.-The demand for new Bags and Stages, a Certain Disease. One small Pill is a Dose; and
threatened to sell off all the little furniture his wife had, the taking of one box, in a recent case, will soonecontheeree
duty with another, the prisoner effected his escape Pockets is at present imall, and the accounts are more
the alarm of which bad compelled her to claim the through the back part of time premises. Speedy par- general that the quantity is likely to fall short of the the. n Patient
caiib eo f ttltitc.eceeT)tuatieni
vt ye d o f
morehis
ssapfeeeitir nrieocroevcoriesint
interference of the parish officers, who now required, suit was made, and lie was found concealed in a water- estimate. Currency remains the same. flood Begs:old ,te,l-
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ekaug.4,4remedy. for such as are obliged to go journimit
if not to be reimbursed the sums expended by them in closet, at the end of a small court into whicthlie had Pockets sell freely. For East Kent and Canterbury, ^ ~... A is
tO.n, As .• needs no conliugment or rcs:raint of Diet; cwt
the support of his family, at least to be guaranteed run. Hall, the officer, who apprehended the prisoner, high prices are asked, say from 80s. to 903.- •60 years experieded ('4IIW extensive practice; has rod
against a repetition of such demands for the future.- bound him at work hiding his irons, and preparing to ANOTHER ACCOCNT.• '..a st
[hat it will effect .a CuCurC when repeate3 seli ration
The Magistrate ordered him to allow his . wife and fa- make another bolt. . ' SOUTHWARK, OCT. 8.-The demand for Hops in- other methods avail a were and one
nothing. For rho . y _
eironicel disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. tir
City for the future ss. a week, and assured him that creases, and choice ones are certainly something clearer •
wards lO,OOO pervms, of both sexes, nave been radical,
than they were last week ; the current pricer are as uti-
ofthe 1 Disorders,% Olin the last ektt
unless it was regularly and punctually paid, he should DREADFVL ACCIDENT IN Sr. JAMES ii-STREET.-As • both • d cured of above erne %
der : but a few curious samples,in quality and
be treated as a rogue and vagabond, and punished with time workmen were removing the old materials of some years. Prepared and sold by the sore Proprietors, T.Tal-
colour, command still higher prices :- Lon and 80%, Surgeons,* at their houie, No. 0, New Brits • . -
the utmost severity of the law, agreeably to the statute houses at the cornerof Little Rideg-street, St. James's- Kent Pockets 3145. to 635.-bliddle Kents 70s. to 84s. Street, in boxes of only Is. nti. each. duty included. N. l•
provided fur such cases. street, about half-past eleven o'clock yesterday morn- Sussex ditto 355. to 505.-Rest 525. to 58s. Two back doors and lights in the passages at night. 11181
MARLuoitouGH-sTneET.-Yesterday the gentleman tog, three of the houses fell in, and., belied in the Kent Bags 30s. to 565.-Middle Kents 60s. to 665. are also sold by theirdam
appointment, with copious dieee _ ,
who was 'hated to have purchased the family of Indians, ruins eiehteen persons who were engaged in taking Woecerree.OcT.3.-On Saturday 1710 new Pockets at Mr. Hepburn's Toy. 103; Oxford -street; bir. le.
the Time
were weighed, the average prices of which were 40s. to borough's, 7, Fielt stree*
i Hl'nearl:oppo. opposite
.s,
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now exhibiting in Bond-street, ancl,who had been the them down. Immediate assistance Was procured, and
70s. ; 20 old Pockets
were also weighed : prices 365, to Cent; at Mr. Baxter's,Edinburgh;
~ Mr. INe It tor.
subject of an application to Mr. Conant, on Thursday, every exertion made to extricate the unfortunate . ri rbe ••ti t ti lin • and by one person in every considerable town' Orn!
50s, tare seems o a general opinion ta me pro- .. .
came to the office, accompanied by a friend, in come- sufferers. Seven men and a boy were dug out and con- duce will not be so large as was recently expected. Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taliag Ili.
I I above, or ether of the Proprietor's medicines. Glees Oa
quence of a statement, purporting to be an account of veyed to St. George's Hospital ; two of them, we regret STOURPORT. SEPT. 26.-At this market were soil',
seminal weaknesses cared, and letters, post mid, anstrooL
what transpired on the previous day, relative to the ap- to state, were to all appearance dead; the rest had this day, 143 Pockets of Hops ; prices from 40s. to 635. • seethe list, published by the RoyaiColl,geof
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plication of a foreigner, before Mr. Conant, about an suffered very much. It appears the workmen had in- ' Being fenbury Fair, very little business. - -----
BPRESSED with a just and humane sew
exhibition of a family of Indians, The gentleman said, cautiously pulled away the interior of the houses WORCESTER, OCT. 10.-In our market yesterday, IL oas tom'
the calmness results arisiv from the injadiel _
2 021 new Pockets and 33 old, were weighed ; fine new
that the person who applied was not the proprietor of without taking due precaution for the support of the , went of a certain maisdy, contracted in a manner we
INOR
samples were rather higher ; the prices were 40i. to 725.
known to require a comment, and often entsiling ea its se-
. the indiaus, but lie (the applicant) Was, having put- walls and the chittroeys. Sr' Thomas Farquhar. sent
Old 355. to 50s. The picking is nearly concluded. happy victim a series of distressing and almost inapposite;
chased them at the Brazils, and that be intended to the officer on duty at St. James's requesting tbe.as- .. - hie afflictions. Dr. EADY respectfully calls the atteatim 0
to take them to France, but the ship in which they sistance of a tile of men, and Captain Talbot, of the COURSE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY. those interested in his peculiar and most effectual media el
12 17 C. F. Bilboa, &SI
were was driven by eeptrary winds into England.- Coldstreams, with the greatest promptitude despatched Amsterdam, Barcelona, 251
-- z cnre, unlike the adyertisiag empiric et the:tay, or Mel
a
They remained at Dover, and there incurred a debt of them to keep off the crowd who were pressieg upon Ditto. it sight, 12 14 Seville, 34 Gibraltar, 301
a criminal conduct of those " who hold the word of pfell?._
• Rotterdam, 12 IS Leghorn. 46f Genoa, 43t the ear and break it to our hope." Dr. Eirly %riflemen!!!
1281. The person in whose possession they now are, the workmen, and prevented them proceeding with
• ' Antwerp, 12 10 Matta, 45 Venice, 27 60 same to pledge infallibility in every description of . .
froim
paid that debt, thereby getting possession of them ;ice their humane tut perilous task. The houses at the Hamburg!). 3S 1 Naples. 391 Lisbon, 50 as far as human aid, assisted by medical and surgical
then brought them to London, and exhibited them for corner are in an equally dangerous state. The pre- Altona, 38 2 Oporto, 50 Rio Janeiro Ifii can be applied, he promises a eartein, speedy. and Ions:.
S days si,,ht 25 75
money, and refused to give them up, alleging they mists were formerly the White Hart public-house, be- Paris,° ' Palermo, 118-Etehia, 3S neat .restoration ; having made every spec . 'es of ST Pa'
' aryobilets
Ditto, 20 5 Dublin, si per cent. affection. and its various train of diseases. tee print
wished to remain in this country; that person, he coo- hind which there is now a large mansion building for
,by the nese
,Bordeaux, 96 5 Cork, 9 per cent. [per ox. of his professional studies, and being Haut-red . _
- tended, had no power to detain them in this country, Sir Thomas Farqnhar. The very dangerous state of Prase:tenon time Maine 157 For. goblin bars.3l-173- WV cendaht success which has accompanied his mode ot,rret
run had be any right to confine them for any purpose, the corner house, which was left standing, and threat- PelersuTgh• Si 3U. New Doubloons, -L -s. el. went furing the course of a lone mod talmorioas pot or :
ewl
as they were natives of a Portugeure Colony, and the coed to fall every minute, for some time retarded the "en -
na, 10 23 Ef. Flo. New Dollars, 4s. od. i 3 e:llabicti to offer. with the fullest confidence'. Pre „bp
• Trieste, 10 23 Ef. Flo. Silver in bars, Mender'', at once the most hopeful and encours4;Eq. -Imoseraele...
Portuguese Ambassador could claim them as subjects of humane operations of the persons employed in the re- Madrid, 36 Cadiz, 36 4s. 100.. stances can be adduced illustrative of the soperierilf
the King of Portugal, and cause them to be removed covert' of the sufferers, and great exertions weremade Eady's system, which had been fennel t) prevail', In :.
• ••where eminent talent, retained by pith.le instiletielnk_'""
. out of this country without '
any assistance from the by means of ropes to pull the building down, which ACCIDENT NEAR THE COOVEO THEATRE.-The in-
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indfLetual. It%
addition to eiese con-o;atory s,_
. Alien ()Ace. The Gentleman said, he bad frequently finally succeeded: it fell without doing any injury to jury received liy the labourers in consequence of the eel;Dr. Early will he found (lean) tortaast, -qrevislalf
. applied to • bate the family restored to hint, to carry those employed, about four o'clock, upon the ries of . falling of a house in the neighbourhood of the Coburg . eimeherint and debilitated energie3 of the hoinanecoleg
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' them, to Paris, as was his original intention, but was the three houses that had fallen in the rooreiog, and Theatre, as we stated on Thursday, is . more serious tion, which railtiltic, lied, if not times arrested. _ 11t7.,.i.
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eontinualry refused. The lidiaos spoke a language consequently upon the poor creatures who were levied than was at first supposed. The boy is not expected render nugatory the very principle isittve roreie.7.
. .desolating steer of inenity,antt sterility, iry re-anin !::67..
which was not understood by any other persons. beneath. A very fine youth, a son of Mr. Harding, to recover, and Mr. Short, the owner, is, severely hurt, frame add sffietding tom.ind elasticity to the retried
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,Mr. MAINW.ARING said the whole depended upon' a dealer in building' materials, was the *Walt person and not Able to leave his room. A lofty house, just Dr. Eatty is happy to convey the most pt.si...ve.; _ „Ai
, tl;ei! own inclinations, and certainly no person had who was taken on ; he. had been three hours and erected in front of the New Cut, Dow stands in a most that the sufferers of both Feße: may_ lie r",:i.grdq.drriii.
•' any right to detain them is this country against their above buried alive, bet escaped with oaly hisshoulder da i condition -the workmen mere employed in
nierea. con perseverance in the means dictated h e..
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Br: Eady Is cottseited daily, at No. 39. e •
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,'v inclination; by the laws of the land they at once on bone broke. The greatest exertion, were making last roofing it in, but the foundation has given way, and (one end of Dean-street, Soho, leads oiii of Lief • r
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leading in this coeutry became free. Mr. Conant night, sUel• were to condone, by torch light lIM dome there isa space of upwards of three inches between that scaly opposite the General Two Penny Pest •):170
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lad only promised to assist in keeping the peace, and remaining under the ruins are releesed. blood gee mad the adjoining house. Its fall tatty be hos 1 other end Into 02aord,street, and is oa
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. het es a Apace of tie Peace, bad so power as to poor men, we find, upon inquires% have (prigs by patients of both set.
n• ago tip 4.4. moil. 1f.0114 may judge from the °tiering aPPearanue att tien hi reftwit oterseoed post:
• the mode 'of recovering posses/km. The Laws of the Yesterday morning, a poor boy, whose sums* et it peewits, - .Thn complaints of...the,,inhobitants are ■
country most be obeyed, and the enjy means left for present unknown, was found dead on a le** *it.. ;God itod oemaerous in this wearier, where alto more London : Eolited, Printed, and ?abashed ai tile
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the" applicant to panne world hetes helm tbe penmen in the fields at Holloway, at the buck of .144 i Om* •.1 t i I lof the District Surveyors .la ; (tau 'Asper a rat apt* "Tug STIiTESHAN and" " Tits Cosiernu
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bitiore the 44.11 Usimeeller, or a .twig Otte King's of Base. It is supposed lit west there for the . f - • 1;of the small bosses • ' i'--- 'l' • ' 'r• 1° WWII. "....11
.. operetta certain 3? required, as man}
beech ty lliettivra Cores. tares---•
of roasting pioatues, at 4 afterwards went to sleep. i built of mere rubbish. ' cations, Orders, Ike. are requested to be a
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