Pursuant to an order of t...
The Times, 1824-01-14T00:00:00

Pursuawat to an oreter of the Commandant-General of thq Canary Isles, the Intendant of the same oficially notified to the inhabitants on the 26th of November last, that 'until the Ring's pleasure should be known on the subject, the ports of those islands would be thrown open for the aduiion of foreign cotton goods on payment of a general revenue duty of 15 per cen2. besides one-half per cent. consular duty on their value, as settled by'thetariff in force in the islands previous to the introduction of that -which the Constitutional Government circuated on the 25th of June last. And as cotton goods werewthe only ones prohibited by the 6rst men- tioned tariff it follows that the inhabitants are nowv allowed to spe- culate in merchandise of every description except tobacco. The same order confir2ed, until the King's pleasure was known, the exemption from al part duties hitherto enjoyed by foreign ves&ss touching at the islands fbr the mere putpose of repairing damages, or getting refreshmients, without alay commercial oV,jcct in vn.ew.- G{eraltar Paper, Dec. 22. Sir Astley Cooper, in a letter to a MIedical Gentleman of Carlisle, expresses a decided opinion that an operation should have been, or be, performed oaI Dempster. There is a precedent on the books -of tn faculty A Prassian boor accidentally awalloweda knife of larger dimensions than thatin the stomach of Demputer; ar operation was performed, the knife taken aut, and the patient was well in less. than a fortnight. The Kendal statpspent, that the suf.~ ferer is on his way to SiraAstley, iLs not quite cortect, we believe; bis intention, it was understood. before he quitted Carlisle, is to proceedi to the residence of his mother in London; but it is probable that he will ultimatdy appllyat one of the great hospitals.-Carjiskg Pat, iot. DARING BURGLAtY.-At an early hour on Wedtpesday morning last, the house of SIr. J. Brogden, jeweller, of.tZo. 16, Bridgewater-squarej Barbican, was broken into by'a mo7daring gaTng of burglars, wbo had first obtained an entrance into the )rztise adjoinin', which is at present unoccupied, and thins thence madie their way into Mlr. Brogden's-counting-house, by breading an aper- ture in tne btickwall on the ground , aor. A man of Mr. Brogden's slept in the back parlour, but was not at all disturbed * so that the fellows proceeded in their work untl they had enlarged the hurea,cb sufficiently wide for a man's body to pass througb. A young lid, apprentice to lr. Brogden, slept in the room above, and just as the watchman was calling the hour of twot he heard a noise in the'counting-house ; and havmg-listened attentively 'tbr a few mi-. nuteslonger, he entertained nodonbtthat there were robbers brea];ing into the house, .and throwing up the wisdpw 'sash, be sprunza raule usually rtained for that purpose-by the way, a very-usefluprecail tionu-anda sumberof watchmen werequickly collected round tbo door; the burglars hearing the bustle outside; judged tla a' forni-. dable force was being collected; they retreated throught the empty. house, and ascended to the roof, ana were seen by the persoCs iii the stceet, clambering at intervils orer the tiles, until neafry sLx' o'clock, when they escaped; there were five at one timo seen on the roof of the house No. 15, fourof whom are supposec to have got along the leads, and passed through the corner into a, yardcotniunieating .wifh Golden-lane; the fifth descended by a" trap-door, into a house in Brackley-strest, and prcsentir.g a pistol at the occupier, threatened to blow his brainsout if he id not accom-. pany him down stairs, and let him out into the street; the deter-' mined air of the'robbeileftcthe poor-terrified man no alternative but compliance,and the villain consequently escamed. Intheir confusion, they abandoned some implements with whichi they had eftected thc burglary. A ccntre-bit (iron trace) and brass nut,a metal trowel, a' flat nine-ioch'file, a dark lantc;n, anda pair ofAZargateslippers,weie found on the premises, all of which were given up to,the officer pf (GuildlaU police-office. A reward of i501i osfered forthe apprehenu sion oftbe offenders, and an additional S01. for prosecuting to cons vietion any one or more of them. Dlr. Brtogaen'was not in - town at the tirfit: had the fellow- not been so speedily discovered, they; would bave secured a handsome booty, as tbere was a great deal of valuable propertyin thecouuting.house. There is no doulb that those fellows form a part ofthat desperate fratemity which have So long infested Whitectapel' anti he surrounding neghbourhood, and sppear to set the police at defiance. ATTErS?TtD SjjiciDE.-Yesterday morning Mr. lVaters, landlordofthe Three'Iuns public-house, Brookstrecet, Holborns aittemptet to puit a prdod to li existence by cutting his throatfacrWs with a r*zor, mbed.flehadretired to rest'the night before in apparent good spirits, and as yet nro cause has been assigned for this rash sct.' Soon after the commnission of tbe deed he was discovered by en ati tendant in the house,who immediately gave the alarm ;nand surgiCal assistance beingprocured, the wband'was sewed up, and he wLas SOQ after removed to iliddlesex Hospit4but Yery little hbpes a;c tfl tained fQrhi reoveryr