The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-25 00:00:00

eight
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the elNpol.
set of pohlie
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TIT:CrOI4,I
fross 'ale'

dateived,
.a sawed' that .
remarks wars made
'on to penitepea tire
rested ea ever/
t with his Met
ter
affeetieg. '
daring the
of Otordoa.
awful titanium.—

.4 sod William
&atom were coot
gess thesefsl septette,
Estestitto Is the
• the !Dottie's,
the Rsol,asd
4. attended by t,
.tv. Mr. Devotees,
mos sod 'lLl:taker
where the I-

sod pre)
110 VOW
,etreegtheine..-0!
leer -w aystalog
ter ON whole time
The coodect of
cootrast to
*attired the
te attention
eetleavouts
SilitellOS Wife receit
Tbe seerasary
rooveJ towards
fatal plat twat
eseerrtingly,
ltoplories

edit* for .
the time the
ri of Ilia office
and Mr. Bake'
to loin in 7-
lb t is most
seelfold he passed
toargas the fatal
. sbiike him to
was obliged

was adjusting
mildeashed him
joined and eontit
' signal was
Holland app
seemed to suffer
bodieswere

storrobi•d in tht,
ties wool on such
cries' voitatott to
sepe,eortes:doceinarrertirole,is*.ootlttuar
b,

. pasts, and .
-number of woolen
the arewd, sato
eh* sacred

-Tho legal
York ow Has
sok rim. I.'
*al 11114 RS, 1
Net at liMry
;ov. 19.—Hoos
last, as iseesdi,
t of straw, so
A few dors
iy the will
, E.lts.Dstrig
orgoosalterre trees were
sight et"
ie. by some
premises of Mr. Jas.
tills place. It appeared.,
stick, with paper
thrust through a
1 end, the dente I
this provident
, Nor. 20.-
, of New Ll
and passed
'loud Hall,
ns, parties of
Rites to the

'Dal; Nov:
his father
, an 3 threat'
for

taboe, appeal
'ilia by a r
in a held
a ph t
,the witness
• similar case•
Ilians Squire
himself (E

pe‘erearrasnoies.wrsa,usisrotiaTanbod
rne
The Mar
Dr. Clover
of the sum
lou of '

:sec —Alaom
.8€ week, as '
'rough Kilmeedy,
• Limerick,
'rose of the s
, prep ring
telt arms,
' and, on
the Inane
rcastle,snpposil
one of the
Mm, as 11(
pidered t tit
iceman im
onelanchol
a helpless
. his fate, ir
A., there iv
suspicion, it
Was no tel
as aorta as
.1,1 every pei
Tlirte was a It
Monday at
res of a 1
, directing
cum from
ism* when
ice should
!crick Mr(

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e sutler! There you are, steak feat is the COURT OF l IND'S EDINCIIILm '. Alb • - , lak-Tist
sib of dared". and of year ewe Wades tee ;
Tnd Ittnalr. nat. CSAIS,Ii .4.1',!".':.. .. ..
pm.' raWailliwba . yen' We-
"to etattgoof *lithe
rt mg el it hew yam cus!---Oso thing I mast
my
of
re,
and 'kit *that I bays erect bard
theTliefeeseedrusardapposred this semeldficileftlfai lode a sholsteclatew
poriannweers eetieradttek
timelines:the
4,. •bq geins,jatobiat ; and, (herders. Ise ''ke-,4-...'• •i-. •
"2- TY", IT riled Judgment Mel. - ,• . •Ttas Rs,. alr.Cotton mad the rites
I Mr. alkalies BATS'S! addrosied bine, . sad promet. . i =out impageetoo gessuer_ isseid the i
Your most obedient. to pass the sestesee of the Caw% which woos - seser• were lead aid Wholly. :PIN
And most humble servant, he should be imprisoned is the Hoare of Cove*lon *owl an g sts &dour" fe
wm. coogors. four months, sadiiat stilimpitattell)of that posilot1;14 Omer, sad Pr
elmem-.•• Ho ant i
6" rarefies fee lihdif•hdlhehavioeir, himself is 04 ilia orbetog,o foe shateserfee a logo s
two sureties is 201. each. ,- . vemet.F.Reeeral affectisi remarks
THE KING.
..........._ mmemmsestraewEowwwa • * . ea& his exhortation tot
(IRON a altatNlShe Tapes.) SH IPMU I NTELLMENCR." /6 *my eye. • Resignation nee
tbrarsdatsand Friday his Majesty bad select dia. • --or- ereseeiii:ne Meeting of thmehett w
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~; at ' Oton Patera; that on Friday was sot Deet. Not. 24.-Arrived this morniag sad sailed: its - ' seoe„.) suss trio), age
urnet; star eight o'clock. owlet( to the late hoer to for the River. the Brailsfotd.Sisrisg. from Usenbay and
,Icieg ere absorbed is grief duel
Ae Court and Council had confirmed. His Ma- the Cape of Good Hope ; the Mary. Tacker...from MI• soceidre• esti with 'Atlteexcepties a
0, ago
deal fatigued after the many hoses' at- can
; the Prince Regent. Andrew. from Lisboa a .tlie nr,,eriind, fogy „mask of their .
Oa. 6 rbich be had to pay to pubis busbies* ea that Mine, Uoley. from St. John's, Newfoundland. Calie of,6ifirs,er.wded.
that the King retired from his compsay at • down from the River,the Sir Rdward Ilsmilsors. from
We mendsg, Jahn Mika is
tethDte; His marer sow Petra)? retires Jamaica; the William Imehiegton, Irmo St. •alteie i two *nuked roes who teat &ode
et tril
ere it late, and eis what may be termed an the Acaster. from New York; the AsieneteeCtelars flan id tinikaanleijnieoloderwemoso
Jamaica-Wied S. W. Nov. 23. Arrived awl Wiwi
oirriter. lier et the asset prom of Nereid&
ik words, owning, at ball-put eleven o'clock. the Gtr the River, the Triampb, Harvey. from Jamaica. Aboatsquatter before eight the
fog- kg Carlota Palace for Brighton, in his trarellisi Sailed the 6th of October. die Brasil, Mons lialleiat lb,
~,,,,g, awl foer. This was the first time that his Ma- Ilyperioe.lrom Quebec, and Hope. from Baltia.• Gee isil Tbamptoo,atilmal at the I
U"" tossw4maimeded toile* Press Room. Moe
wpm enabled to pro.ceed through Pimlico sista the- down and remain. H.N. sloop Sparrow.-Wind W.S.W. • the,011„2",..a. ftee. al
001,00 a of the extensice rers sod alterations of the PoaTamOUTll.reheat, the Dorothea Chat.
its4i4tergymas oldie prison soi
....i„,, ono have been formas/ months past carry- lotto, frees New York, for flumhro, in diem.* pat . brought from his cell tot
cii,i. Pimlico. His Majesty looked uncommonly hack in distress, the Louisa aid Kitty.-WiodS.W. Nev. .•• Bea mach agitated
%.,,, to 'lgnored to he in excellent spirits. The ef- 23. Arrived, the Henrietta, from Aeons/den, for Mae. •• 'been eauoted e
/no- 'Otte tempt attack of the gout have, we under. seilles.-Mild S.W. ''• " ' iiiirts;ezelalming-"Leed stres
weitetirely mbsided. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 23.-Arrived. the Evitanulas from ,tea ise-Olt. that sea sal I
its hfuesess ef Conyaghaa's family, Sir A. Bar- London, for Cape Coast Castle ; the John and 'Mary,
.624,?. -fie e„tieued omyloti. tea
o,J,Sn W. Ksislatos, Le. constitute the chief comps- from Ciliate ; the Doveveorth was lost to. 0111.111111;t11%,
pat the Parities. ward of Oporto, cargo saved.-Wind S.W. • witelmocked eif frosi'ffing. TI.
• "retched man presented a sad c
Comore to what has generally been the case daring FA LuooTo, Nov. 23.-It has been blowleet my lard unfoemisate colopssicia. He ee
• extesied abwrice of his Majesty, no repairs are now all day, with no appearance., at this slowest. of say name, but suites, sod paid little
dig forward at Caritas Palace.-Prors this circus. abatement. Put back, the Mealy, • for Berlaise.-Wi ordinary or Air. Doke,. whose 0
ow, ,and from the bet of the workmen being very as- S.W. Ws a seers of his awful dowries
tray swaged et Euckinghana-Honse, it is se Sr. Ives, Nov. 22.-The Ann, ten weeks from Si- toms enema laliffernme. The
fired that his Majesty is nails soon to make the sake, for !Andes. was piloted into this port. last. hetes coosileted the culprits mow
higtelked of removal to that P ace; Wag it, low- evening, having received some Jerome. Malmo' first Ascended the fatal
err, only as a temporary residence. . The S . Coles. from Liverpool, for New Yolks 31r, Deverene. He trembled eats
_ ... was totally lost, the sad of last month. on Long Jelthil. to prayer tut the last moment, he
A iliaisterial Paper sale "We are informed that the The Doretb_y, Taylor. from Miramisiii, Si 'Adios' Wilmer's foe the dreadful ert
loud' schoeser Mandeville, lately taken off Jennie flee Prince's Ma Pier, Werra. ass inlarday. sad about to settee. During the
hrpromois reported at Lloyd's. after a oven action filled with water. • - wait- performing the duties e
eerapimed seder very peculiar citearaatances. If our The Dutch ship Colombo. has &madam', off Point lase, the Rev. Mr. Cotten, and
opsituuse, she way one of three Vessels from Jamaica, Natal. deavonred to prevail on King to
tempt in the useggling trade to the Spanish Main, mem=lollmois , simmered to listen Se them with
so sac taken by regular Spanish vessels of war, also It is the Frick, sallies packet, aid sot !hi Swifts oh' Wimp about to esces4 eia 'cora
i;swe oaths coast for the prevestion of the contraband by mistake stated. which Isentateell dreiligio At jaw- swot. sad tom* his stnotowsi
irk" haven, for having lead contra had ."10 right of which seesseirtsi shah
.
Os Tedeesisy last, the Tribunal of the First Instance on board. To., . ..-. -.; ,_,..- , became greatly agitated.aid sew
is Nis era occupied with an action brought by M. Fro- Ssuoahtets.-Lysiagtseer'Nese. tis*Tille tout ism white the esectitioner was adj
met,of Nissen, against his Royal Highness Monsieur, tweets Hurst Castle aid.Glisincliere Head bassfor some Rev. Onetime? thee apfieosshe
bra ma of MINE with isterest fur thirty years. time past, been the scen of.maiway lawless And violent wild* thee he eagerly joined
Ibis saw is erased to hare been lost lay H. Pramual, acts arising from a gang Of museoletes Illtdor *meow very fetoolltlY till the fetal 11
is maberineness of his baring, is pursoasce of the in- mend of a perms calling himself TIMM'S 'UM; bat as launched them into eternity, I
ostinimis of Mensiter,excited the unsuccessful Royalist their darts( conduct was the work of night, they have 'label a straggle. King seem
aatiectioo at Niimes to 1790. On the part of Illos- been enabled, to a great to
to elude the vigilaece haugisgtlearimeal time the bodi
war. it ass contended, that be gave no orders, vertu! of the officers employed on the coast guard service. h Merida /*rime-reseal.
collier, to M. Fremont, but that the latter acted of Lis having been ascertained by Lieutenant Bowyer. R. N. The crewel that had amend!cooler,
tiro word ; and farther, that his losses have been Inspecting Commander of the coast guard, that Pesrar's pal win, mach greater than us
sufly compessated by his appaistment to the place of real name was Thomas Nike. and that be was the ass A feeling of horror far the cris
Ilaserary Serretary of the King's Cabiatt. the Wane who fled from Devonshire about feer, years since, is satire mass,and the escape of •
d which (4000 be still reales, though the place Ism conseqnsom of prosecutions against bits for *stonily& the *object (ahead sal severer,
los samarium& The farther proceedings were ad- sologiling transactions, the same was comeassicated to drop. fell Emma and hisses, as
*reed to Wertrestley west. the Board •of Customs; when a Judge's warrant and Bishop ii" reeessdad Ws all p
The Mayer of Coventry, in casfonsity with a requl- two weds of copies lee penalties ele•wileg 127,0001. 'Writable thue. A great -ant
Atte wasted to bite by a number of the moat re- were immediately eletaised for his apprebeeeies. The appearance were moat the at
probe twairefacturem, foe. of that . icy, has sprinted etecatiou of this service was istrustal to hieutetsent ward In joining then fit
rimier Niko held in the Camay Hall. en Moodily Bowyer, god hlr. Janes Brew*. jaw. riding talky ;bat leetm"
Ida day), foe the purpose of taking into coosideration as the stealer resided on the borders's( the New °rest, Litz Visas to ons.-'I
la propriety of petitiemag (be legislature fur the cc- where he mold easily oblate sodas of the Olken' ap. *bleb have teken place I. V
*I. the pesos" lusty** DrAwass' prossmh, they detierasteed t• efeet.tialio rupwr” • far&
ct• egoist and so fully did their plan succeed, dud os •, a- kids 411 "P
Illie Mros
lb are happy to announce that,siree the last meeting day evening last, under the most specious pretesom, Iso has consequently been set I
der Itefores Committee at York, &sandier of the lead• was decoyed to the Custom House st Lynaington, where - Aires's, Lirecotsui ae, No'
wen is the twenty hare added their names to the he was immediately arrested. sad surrounded by a s'elock, on Snedayevritiog la
viaisition to the High Sheriff, to call • County Meet- strong guard. Intelligence of the officers soot** key• two bay-stacks, sou a stack e
iag.-1 be rereplotioes of the Committee will by no lag bees conveyed to Major Lord Geo. Lemnos,property of Mr. W. Trolley.
was lw suffered to remain a dead letter, bet that the commanding the troop a the 9th Lateen statiand at of bees were demolished. by
Itequi*ition will be test to the different districts, to re• Lymington, his Lordship ordered all the men to be ens hives belosgiog to the Rev. E
rein a rompetest number of eignatures Is each, in abut:- der arms, to prevent the poesibility of a rescue; os t • den a quantity orgnosalwery
that time to have the relates made prior to the let of follewing morning, Pearce. alias Robilmon, was convey. lieftwice, Nov 20-On the
henry, when the general Committee remsseasble. We ed to Winchester gaol, escorted by Lord George, aid a diabolical attempt was made,
casino dismiss this subject oblong adverting very shod- strong party of dragoons. &buoy Me meets end premise'
it to an uncalled-foe disclaimer of the proceedings of the We have again to record another shipwreck is Ili Doren:pert adjoining this place
forfeited at 'the end of a stick,
Lommittee. rather ostentatiously put forth hr Mn. Stag
dock of this tows. As the Jobause. a fine vessel of had been set on flee, end thrust
ultoo. The aristocraral declaration, that lie will not 300 toes burden. of andiron Stockholm, plank and iron hat fatting epee the ignited eni
follow in the train of 40s. freeholders, is mere verbiage. 1.,..A,,,, was entering the pier. she struck upon wrack sad a dresidfal conflagration thi
fees snot 'Behest to de any sack thingit was Always en- and broke bar keel, and we oppose MIN betaken maw Mr. Owet.•-iKilkenny,
sierstood that the Gentlemee of the County should bold der, as there is no dock here to repair her in. The mas. celebrated Philanthropist, of
tit+ proper statioe,end that they should lead the free- ter 'declares that he mode every objection to his being to We-toasty last week, and
Ishirrs of an humbler station. Bet it does not from stet to this port, and that if he were to get ton freights lane. Mount Juliet. Flood
theme follow, that the only persons who sign remsisi. again, he vronld not come hare, and eves tiles it should each of which mansions, P'
tines should be men of .“ 'erre property e' and we yen be in some old vessel mlakh?lio could cep's' to mako geptur were invited to flatten
tare to snegri.t, without wishing to detract from the but one voyage out •U. Iffosial this .Mr.ibleolhoure benevolent genfleines.
earthy gentleman's lofty pretensions, that the merchant, 1 i
eodo. see the spectacle that our port presses this day-•- 'Casett or latex' Faris
tee usannfactorer, or the yeoman, with his hundred a two foreign vessels that brought cargoes lista of ise• off Pialris. m
RI Wes 'charged
bi.m by I
rear freehold. may, by poseihility, be as good a judge on moue value, one a ship of 430 tons,-the other a brig terwi treating
Hr eni•jectof Reform in Parliament, and as competent a of 300, laying along the walls unfit to proceed to sea, brains r
at the next net. He was Bosom,
ions.
it
requisite!, as even Mr. Stapylton himself. That the one having been shiemneelted in the very dock,--the appea Sess
worthy gentlemen had a right to withdraw himself from other at the entrance, upon a remarkably fine day.- Jr. Robert Squire, of Pin
the Committee, is unquestiooable, bat in a:monocles (Galw di ay ehard charging him with bring it
:tr.) information laid against hi
the fact to the public, it was, we think, IV
due to that body
. are sorry to have to record an accident whigh, ,
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to say, thaithey submitted to the less with hecomieg proved fatal to the sea of the Rev. Mr. Crew, of Haler- flog and goo, and tiring at a
tesigisation, and that Isis feelings were not dist eee *e d by' s • t mat. on a former occasion, I
enavailing solicitations to cooties, his services.- hen.
The young gentleman bad. we believe, one ea
with a hunting party es the morning of Friday last, tea fa)" i'f°"_'"ltawismaial
(Lech Mere u ry.) and was returning borne in the evening, when Isle horse, that alters" named
We are sorry to have to report that a respectable firm :1. reh.c. bad become very restive, threw him! A lass .apt, wino in fact it was I
at Iliinabseglrsospended its payments, on the Ilk inst.,under these circumstances,
going on the road between Holyweil end HaWardes
for lance marks 178,272. complaint.
with Ids cart, in a short None after, picked him up, but „
FATAL Dvire.-A duel, attended with fatal results. life wastotally He hag lel wife
ass fought on Iloaday cycling, near Kilcooley. conatf lament the loss of as affectimiate hush and the peas complaint of Thomas Cra
et 'I ipperary, between Mr. Coolie, of POilittOWO, and of Hawarden, by whom be was greatly ladeve4 eedcind t° pay him fourteen pen
lie. John Shaw, Attorney, of Killenatile. The @Scum- ftiend.-(Cluster paper.) Rev. Beni. said the chisel
'homes i • wit s h precede,( this duel, were such as might be ~'
the labour performed. I'
o oil "MOM imensase.--s way of •ei @tiniest,
naturally tspeeted to level to the untortooate result Michael an _n . P.,. , P.. .. otherwise, and directed Dr
To , ram. sowed az spine potato*. 10 Itte
elicit took place. The former gentleman, es we have 1.. a .. ,elter with the expense o
Hi ertos Coipperary on the Ith of
oven informed, conceiving the professioaal conduct of r'r'r - - -"° ' Co.' • ' • .., big for flee couiplamaues
la last, 16 of whieb were put down whole. sett to
AIL Shaw negenileomnly, resorted to that species are. i off, beads
of each . there.
ha a part cut the crowns or
Mess, of late sri inuels is vogue, of assaulting him with...NVORTUNAT OCCUana,
laced uppermost. The pr nee of
a whip or a stick. The assailant was accompanied by wire most eyes)
Friday week, w, ,la , o'clock on Friday seriatim
a friend to emoperate. Mr. Show proceriled at law t ele he dog on
stones from about seven pounds of seed. being in the rick, on their
.way to Lit,
aril nit one of the parties, and challenged the other.-
proportion of. thirty-four from one. It was ascertained
'1 li. parties stood at a distance of lie paces! Air. Shaw men assembled at the cps
at the same time, that the seed which was put down
wrist! his antagonist's bell ie the head, end fell, to were, as they inazined.,
ill appearance. life
lea*. On the removal of the body. whole,
produced larger potatoes than that which bad an'd ,leprieethem of their
' bees cut.-(Clossmel Paper.)
Ise ;hewed signs of life, hat the case is utterly hopeless hal to prime and load,
t. t
,--Th. hall entered the head. sad part 0111 his been ex- astirarirto, Nov. 25.-There was a very full testae anted
r.ess poor man, of I
traded. this morning of every dateriptioe of cattle, amearni brogue maker, from Newt
A Pree.on paper says-" The extensive concern of f
which, were a great number of lean Oxen. Those. it, the police, approached o
bridge, jobs, end l'horeas Flury, Calico-rioters. Sataten- superior quality were rather higher in price, thin-lest with any intent to injure I
bridge. has this week stopped pigment. Tile effect will market day. Mutton is also somewhat dearer ; all in- with any weapon, hut con.
la seriously felt by time mercantile community in Black. ferior qualities are almost unsaleable: • detn,) on which 'the poll(
burn and the neighbourhood. Report states the deli CORN Exenastom 12 o'ciocu, Nov. 25.-The adverse piece at his bead, and, 1
Meaty to be 2541,115511." and boisterous winds of last week occasioned the sup- dead on the spot, leaving
11TOtt.—A Requisition is now in course of signatore, plies of all descriptions of Orain to be small. This morn• sees children to lament I
In tile High Sherif! of the county of Tipperary, to con• mg there is a good supply of Wheat, Reims and Peas and -distrem ! It appear%
time a niebtingof the county... to take into consideration from Kent. hot scarcely any thing fresh in !tom
.pther which occasimmil the sum
the iropriety of petitioning Parliament on the subject of parts. Superine samples of Wheat sold nearly on the blegeof people, but there
i Cementation of Tithes." sa
te
terms as lase Moledity, but thy littlebusiario htt's tit attack the petit., fur a
. .
'I he celebrated Alderman Wood, so conspicuously at• been done in other qualities. Primo Barley for unifier there was a sera( run a
'relied ici the unhappy fortunes of the late Queen Caro• commands rather better prices, but all otter sorts sell wards their homes. Thr
liar, arrived here on Wednesday last, with his two beryl's. Beans have experienced no. variation from bon rag Beetstrates on ft
daughters, and is now at the Waterloo Hotel. We en• this day week. Orev Pete obtain rather More money, and discussing some measure
dastard the worthy Alderman is to dine this day with Roiling sell heavily, stout last quotations. There is jOursed to a future slay. i
14•erompton, at boton House, and there is some talk rather a US trade for good sweet Oats in mach the ceased to procure Mimeo
that be will he invited to partake of a public dinner. It same terms as this day se'anight, Floor sills heavily bet were present et Kamen&
i. understood be is travelling en business as a hop-men- the pries remains assitend. Rape Seed iatiriber declito occurred, and thet jesti,
ci.ni,- (Lirerfrool Advertiser.) ed 11. pet last. formable to 1&w...-(Lime

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'4116T.,.._ "ate On-may „tight,. atabout .noskartgr Aas Jost
Pe'7":,_. before II &clank, an alum of fire wai alto* by•ifthil bt-. i r i
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_._.,_"`"" mil, of Mr. Waller,. featherbed sad malifthes Meaufac- . , 1
"" ""'"`"' tater, No. 60. High /Whom 1,16 tfoori above liana.. - t
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'chlre't le a court', and next door to Mr. Taylor's architectural fibre-
food the pri-
._ ry. At the time, the fainity, conaistisig • chiefly. of fr-. i •
"km" ' main, threw open the shop door and rnshed oat Wolk, •
Mot Ude.
in great dinraler; a shower of sparks were seen
I, °sit 15 not from without falling down tbanstairs at the bark of the
walk ,
661 'ban I• *. shop from the first door, i!
in ifeat abundance, Msd it
Iliad, by •- evident that the interior of the house, from lke first to
* drew '1"" the second floor, wis•ryea eaveloped in a beilylef fire,
ewer? •000ste-
,_ A pAssetwer immediately ran to obtain a tire,raigine,
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bp',l".‘..."'" (!,1 awl the Eagle insatancenfhte was the first ilia, trecairint , r f 1 !
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Ile """ the intelligence. bat for some cause or tithe; tha atria . 4 :
' Tft
whole of di" was not oat with proper speed, and the '414 wino
foe, they•all had .., _,I the if
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arrived at spot end was al warn a cestaideraltie
tsatioN.-The • t t
time before it, In km than two &ninnies &nettles Nally
got oat.. the smoke, which issued is volumes from that, , -. 1 i
lase Mae, the _,,,, . . .. ;
ii eeeirteted of door, vs., Sp great at to prevent say use saving sire rt.. . 7,,,„
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petty la the shop, which was in a braze before statism,* ,: MA , •: .
manage of the engine arrived. It was some time !- deer aintEclent aniki,, • i t,; i
' thelt.lll._ ply of later could be obtained, and when, is was pro:, •'- .. „,s, , .i ... .
rll gnu'. bn. cited, the mower* of the parish alginate,* evidently
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dimatediately % i
so (nail as to give not the slightest check to dad, ..r..
y the Rev. Mfl
r. .
oat's. and in a very few minutes tbp.whslo Wm* woo
wee's, the Ca-
dger. Holland In aisles!. Th• Visual's of the adjaciag basso non* i, : 1),. ' '' .
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a timely alarm, hot the progress of the bre was so r
t !rods honked
eyed fers,enteii. that Mr. Taylor's archirettural library woe on fire. sinl.
.In blaze before any _of tbs. highly tamable • ' . "%.
I °Flits., 5e,..,, : books and drawings which it contained cophl hie toot: •••••'" '. .
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'''•-••"' ''''''"" The boon on the other side of Mr. Walker's, o. 61. . Is
esdag from my was before it iii the same situation, and nothing. milt.' ,
time the noes .'
are informed, of any value was saved from either. c
it% of the latter 1" j•'•
atingle or two after the arrival of the Eagle fire eregiae. •
to that of hist .
the roofs of two of the houses fell in, and the three float" I -
the Pr"' room boons were soon in such a condition that the firemen • IV
in to the Rinr. • • b•• .
, with the other eniiines that follOweit, dioogebt only of
i" to ban bint directing their et( urts to p .
the adjoining prennses. , i 1 s
eeive4l with the • - I
. n'l e fire had catight.the upper story of Air. Tate's, the is.'
, ...,,
7 preparation
baker, at the corner of Hand•court, bat by the sp.- .
' thescaffold. - . 1
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em
attended by ono working, theill shop, No. 62. was save ,]• Owl t . - .
,
c. and continued • .• •-
it caught flu. the destruction thin wonht base ensued is
• the Almighty's incalculable, as there was no time for the removal of thl
which he was
stock. Althoogh the fire was checked is frost, it pine 1 r
he ItiOedtiode"
mien ,en Hot. around greatly behind, and as there sal a keen wind; '
Mowing in a noro westerly direction, the flames were
;alter again tn. r
. , communicated rapidly to the back !amain, of the ad-. I i`
Pell" ;G' "e 'oinlng houses in Hand-court. and two houses then wefts
lit alien Mince. J . 6
speedily in flames. The firemen, however, soon pre, • . •
parsed fora ow- ,
foal beam, Ike vented a farther progress. At about o'clock in the
' morning a trenisions motion in the front walls gave ' -s•
to the soul. He • •• , i I
. notice to the firemen and bystanders.in the street, to ge-
si to be anpporteu
oat of the way, sad in a minute after the front of Mr.
he rope. The Walker's hone and that of No. 61, fell in wills a try-
with prayer, in
mendoas crash ! The fire a.ado no progress after that
motioned to prey• time. Mr. Smith, the occopier of the wise-vaults att-
ras given which • •
At. 10101Itg SI Hasd-coart. had been fur some time newel'', , ..\.., •
;ii.3.
given to him by the intelligence of the .
iffeeprineueedch. teAf-te; ,but ''''' shock
delivered to their danger was.* great, that he 'spired is the ants of soon •
persons who were conveying him op the count(' a place
the front of the
of safety. Beyond this calamitous onurreace, we heard
of no loss of life in consequence of the co:0141-'00n. i I
inch exhibitions.
No estimate caa be formed of the loss bat from each in-
sd to pervade the
formation as eoahl be collected. We understand that
other tallish was moat of the property was immured. The lon occasioned 1
The moment On
af Where is the by the desfruction a the Architectural Library is tree-
d eentinneii a con. pantile to men of science, as it is the wily house io town
entirely tievotrd to the pnblicatioa and collection of
amines of deeewt
he were net huh. architectural works • and none of the books oh reliable,
plans were saved. ;and
',iglus were pumping upon the
I malefactor. ruins neatly the whole of yesterday. Some dangerous : 1
lii investigations piles of chisoeys were left standenge.--The linters moo.
this subject, bast tiered in great .whets, hot go'. little WO any but thi 1 .
to roman dm am,- 41.4
Its is onssody. pail n illgvrtst items orthe stiles of this ealsesit.
Y. . toss fire, has hem pat by 31r. Walker to the Editor of a ' 1 ill
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-Soon after seven asoraing paw. i
iceadiary set tire to Sta.-After having pild lite work•poople and eesmined ,
, and a hovel, the the premises. as is iny usual caltoin.l was about retiring
ays ago,* quantity to bed, Sear II o'clock. when we were alarmed by the
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sudden rail for assistance, in the back-room below, by a
ruing over of the
WWI. is whose gar- light porter. who sleeps in the house; when I dinorere4
le also torn op. that some bales of flax, stowed away for the puma of,
(Friday last, a most mattrassmakieg, had caught fire-it appears, by the
r vile incendiary, to young man's inadvertently leaning his elbow against i ' t
Jas. Bull, farmer, at one athe bales while he stooped to take up some eran#
areelsthat V watches. out of a Lire I kept to hold water for donne& 1
per placed between. purposes. We did out Mount to extiagaish the him;
a hole in the barn ; but front the dry elate of the material were comrlled to
%k...
"te wes“fingl'l'"`"' desist. %Ye alarmed the neighbours, and got oat what
dentially averted. we could, hut near the whole strwk, together with the
0.-31 r. Owen, the
Lanark. paid a visit machinesand wearing apparel, lac ,were, as well as the
two adjoining honses, entirely consumed, they having
1 t
solos time at KU-
Woodstock, Etc. to 6° party wall. • The property was not insured.
' JOSEPH WALKER: •
f the neighbouring • • •
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suggestions of this „, • , I
• a aTenal. PRODUCTIoNS Of Ilia COUNTY OS UMW, '
r. 13.-urnt. ytttaii. Amongst toe Yale isle productions of nature with i r
which that county abounds, is that of the Lic. When, fru.
rt. with striking and
toning towhich the most beautiful scarlet dye is obtained. u
In• . . t
hoped this at considerable expense, from Madeira. arid;
•
•
r w beat
of surbetiet his
s,t ct
at times, it bat been exceedingly dear and scarce ; bit .
how will it surprise some of our readers to be told, that
" man ealled Starke,
speared to answer an
this valnable article grows in great abundance at Kell's.
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a a waters, with a town, within three miles of Carlow?
int. Mr. Hews proved EICArt funk DIMASCC.-00 Tharidiy, one of the
less (Starke) had gi- Coventry " , who, having been brought op fur
ease. when he swore judgment, and sentenced to nine 'soothe' imprisonment.
re had shot a pheas. was committed to the King's Reach Prison, previous to f t
his removal to a county gaol, contrived to disguise him- . i i•i
(Ewes.) The Coon,
'elf. so as to elude the vigilance of the turnkey a, t the . ~
iately discharged the
lolky, and gut clear olf. Such an instance has not ok-, 1 "
mooed to answer the
vaned in the King's Bench since the memorable and. '
.
still inexplicable escape of Lord Cochrane. • i.
abonrer, for refusing
a day's wages. The .r..2•-r-.. . •
in extortionate one for DIARY FUR THE PRESENT WEEK. e.
„esteem th„„ght it WITS Tea Tian or Won WATia AT 99 a 999 .1111141.6 ' i '
---+oll.
rto pay the seise. to
Nov.unisons. and one shill- QS. S.-255. Art. Tat i. i
High wider-mom 35 as. aft. 9; even. 3 w. aft. 11. .
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his time in coming
116. kl.-enerarine,
water-morn. Hie 31 m. aft. 10; even. 6 ni•• stem ll'
26. T.-- Mercury sets SS tn. aft. 5 mor-. .
,boat the hour of fn' r
as three of the police' High water-worn, 39 in. aft II : even. It seals*.
ly, jo the euur-tY Lime- 117, W.-Jupiter sets 31 m. aft. 7. morn.
hey perceived I 110 water-moro le es. eft. II t .elefr. 4d, in. an; lia.
village, some of whom 29, Th.-Jfien. Term cacti. nu. Moors AT 3 Artala. *1
Rto attack the patty, me, water--sunni. 16 O. after I; even. MI ni. afar It
on which the police 99, F.-Day deer. Yew aft. B.
their nearer approach, High water-worn. 10 is. after 9; eveo. 68 S. a*. 2.
30, 2.--Sr•Asonsw.
le of Michael Crimin. a
High water-morn. 9 m. aft. 3; even. 99 M. art. S.
ipposing lie may know ...----............ , •
he men, (not, it is sill,
be was totally unarmed fie
.e auil as merit contras!ed as during the nit, The tango
borough dronken free- oft Monday and the greatest part of Wednesslaysnd 'herr
instantly presented his day were uncommosiy line ; and this day Os mot hies Id!
reacted in brilliancy by any one sines autumn. Bet yes-
ioly to state. Ant him
terday was dreary. and a very betty steady relit MI, on the
me familY of a nife and promo/. tither parts of she week have slag brsaMwet,, ant
n the tatineat misery
iwindy besides. 'the quantity of rain fallen since litattry
t
vas a fair in Kihuredy• last is 1 inch, 1 tenth. • , ;
• •
-0
its viewing the anw- e arand, N.,: it 1
~
;ewlency, it is supposed,
TOOOO
0xt...-43: I ,
as the man was killed, ----------''
meeting[ '
person front the !air to-
o'oloat. o'clock.. al enotht-
b I ._l.ll il30•111•Mk. .
Imeeting[of the neigh. ____. ...
at Newcastle, and. atter Nov. ... . .
local InAlsire, they ad• 17. zs• •••• 41 49 es WM i Fair • r ~. I
g the friends of the de- 1!...411. • • 44,1 ob 4? .7, 1 Uevily
Ofk SO ,V. 6 . i Condi, I)
some of the people who I'. 1.• •• "
Vas Vi 4J Ali 80 isi3 • Cho /e
the shore taan aa ction 01, Th. • • SU
dbe administrated cot- re gr. .... 41, tic 4b .76 Vas
ron.) a 3, 8 • ... ,4S Si et) ~6 Rain
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