The Welshman

I AGRICULTURE. LANDLORD'S RTGHT TO LFT THE KILLING OF GAME ON A FAR.NT ()CCUPIFD BY A TfNivr.-Wo,ili you pl.e t" inf'rm 'ue through ynxr valtia,)Ie jonrrnt if the prof'rietir of a fxrnft hAs a right to tet the kitting of the game on that farm the of the tenant, when t lere B no mention made whoe'er about it on the lease ? By answering the ahove in your next, you wiH ohtige. [In Scotland, the landlord has the right t< b'Jnt, kill. and Mrr< fay thfgfne fo,-ind on txnda tet to a fMotIf'r. hut without injutf to the cr"ps. This right he ''an delegate.] PREPARED FooD FOR STOCK.—Cou)d any of your cor- fpapt'ndeota tct me know whether turni()'< are bettfr 10 bn grapd,8tic?d,orpntpt'd,t')fnixupw)th cut FI'r-\ $I for cattle, and wbat sh0u1d be iven of each, and if the* ehou)dbp given r-aw orhoite). Ifra'v, should thpybo mixed up with wxter or given dry. A so what q IIslIIity of er uahed oats "D h t b ¡ti "pn with the Ii b to 'eedpra during th<) witit-r.-[It is believed that therf ia n()t m'tcr) ditft-ren(-e as ri,girding the amount of ntith'nunt which an ox Ottn px'r<tct fM'n rurnip!! reduced t') a'ntH pif'cfa by a ma''hinn, therefore it ia not mairiii whe'her the turnips i*re reduced to a pulp or left in tnin BHce*. The prop,)rtion of tDrnipa t" s!nw may be .59 tfa of turnips t,) 25 lbs of a'raw. All the c,mdit;on of the animit advanc''s, 'he proportion of turnips shoutd be ift- creased. The tnrnip< should not bn cooked, and the whole Bh()uli bewpt)mi![''d'"ththeeut)<taw prf'io)tst''t''e mesa bpi'<g ptanet bef'r" the animil. it er'i<h''d oat. re t, be ..1I..w!I, th"se m.y I' G"oke. 'tlld the hot grupl pouted o'er the cut strctw. may be to Pilch 1':1.] Ct))(TIOS OF A WAYGOING TE'O'l/T IN REFERENCE To CKorp'?.G, BUILDING. AN" FENCES.—Wit) you oulile 'nt:'with yo)tr'i<'wswh<nsh<)ud be'nf')tio')"d i')anagri- the repair of bnil)mg-<and-t'"f fences, the nent nf ditches, and tbp of the tand by th-tenant? [rhfconHti"na a-o hnuses anil s'one fenofs mat be—ThH tenant t' t"a'e tbe'e in a gioi slate of r,p.ir, the ihorn fences fencible, Itnd any ;,P" SUpd up with yo'mg thorn or beech pi", ts-theole protected bv 8t.,b.. and raita on each side gates an.l posta, suitablH for the netds, to be left; ditches to be property Moured within six ttontha of th<* pfhod of re'))ov<t( from thp )anda. In ra- card to cropping, if'he tenant i. to be b)uod. he Bhol111 onty be required to adhere at the cloaj <'f the tease to a oourae of rotation aasuraed to be the beat adapted for the character of the aoit. whether a four, or Bve, or aix oourae —the number of yeara to be mentioned in the leaae. the cxt"nt of land under grass and a fallow crop. turnipa, 'nangotd. bfing one fourth, onf-nfth. or on'* sixth. It a fl. oou'se. two years' ICra.q, cut once the first year an-I re,J if Ii four or six cut or depaat'tred Iii n)ay be agr..ed uno't. L'he ex'ent of land und..r gras. and fdll,.w crop tl) bp giypn lip to the a')d rncntifined tn 'be fpaae. ifevn it is provided th'\t the tenant IS to lsarp an fqoat extent "a he receded at h)a entry. I'he nU'DOer of ;¡cr..s 8h.)ul,1 b.. 8titt..d. If the tprm')(rn. IO017;¡l .irf fron the hoosfa. Rrtqs and (ftll"w breaks at the t'Tm of Whitoun lay, the tenant sh 'utd oe re(i jired to ive tenant o'thehnds to be nl\dpr a f.IJ.¥ t!rop o,.t IlItpr !hlll !hl' tirt of \1 <rHh- 'he ao%vn ):raMe« not to be depa.tur"daftrthprem'?'t of the C,,rn crop ex,el,t the outi'loillo( tn mt provided the .rass afeds. and th"ae n 't ohargea''le to 'he in'-o oi')g ocon. pier. If the period of re,no,41 (rorn tio houses an(i the whole of the lani is at the t,,r n of the fallow 2reen crops and pasture ti-1,Is siou)d be gi'en u.j t.)the t .nd)ord or ino ming tenant at a 'atuat'on -ea,h of the contrad)ct)ng parties to name ai at'ttter. and the art)it r< to have pow"- to ap..oint an o\'ers'Ulio, or thir.t ptrty wh.'a') JfciMocs ahuU be 8naL The condition-! should be expreMed m ctear an< simi,le lanituage, and hutology guided.] GAME AKD RABBITS—A tenant ..f A.G hai) a H?)dof nata much darnsued by rahbits and game, the netdtyin); ctose oy and alongside a plantation co'er belotigiri4 to S. 1. a"d 1'teraHy swarrning with rabbits an i itame, and n"ne pxept the <'er'ants of the proprietor dare set foot in the eover, so that the crops, for yeart past, of a neighbouring proprietor'a tenant are much destroyed and ddrniged. The ten<\nt thiB year buing got the damage valued by a practicai man, catted on the proprietor of the c'vfr for redrpa". but was told that it waa his own pr 'prietor that bad t' settle with bifn. In due course the tenant's proprietor w.<B made acquainted with the oaao. and he aays he has got nothlO to do with tbe ddlÐdllP, thtt it ig the proprietor of the cower that must settle. Njw. S r, woul,1 you be tind enough to say through the medin'n of your journtt.if the tenant be entitled to danjigeq; and if so, which propri"tor x he to sue for the-m, as bt.th (liselii,n their tia&ititf. -[ rti. clauae of the tease referring to game xhoulJ ha'e b'ea 'HI to enahle us to j,tdice «f these conditions A<-u nint< that ttle right to the game is reser'ed t" the pr )priet,)r, and that rabbits lire n"t mf)tioned,we gi'f the subj oined opi nion. R"t¡hits. not tJtJil'i ¡(alOe," ex 'ep' under f'xopptiuoal cir. 1!Umtinc"s. a texant cannot elaifn co lapensttion f 'r damasce caused by thota he has the riickit to dRIf,)Y thefn, as he hts the r)){ht to dcetroy ra!s an'i other vernai'n. T'*e tenant ts ennttfd to payment for dafnage ca')<fd to his gr.) irl9 nropsby gune provided he can pro*ethatthega)upi9in xcos of what existed at the period of hia entry to the far'a. fhe tenant ha< onty a ctai o on the pr'.prietor of t )e laud- no adjoining proprietor being )iabte Upon this the rit:ht of the for res's, and too clairn should be so rfpre-ented to the proprietor. The tn 'me"t that game pts!i-s from one p'ot>rry to an .thpr, the right t< kt) a')d carry afayiathat '){ the propri..t"r on "hose (anda the )ta'ne ia found. U'i'ifr tht"'ee)rt;u'B?ta'e'w<su??Hattt)at awirn 'fnce fhoutd be put up aton? the aide of the fence to pre- ?ent barfs and ta r'ita co'Niag on the farfn fro n the pt?nt.t- 'iun. This sttOuU be done at f'e pr'priet.)r'a expense t' j protfct his teoant; if the propri?t?r, however, dccHnea, the tpnant hd h'\V8 the fence put up at hi; fxpfoae. In the evnnt of the otaifn not being aittiafactorUy arr,on,led. the tenant "out i do «'pU to co nu)"ufne with ho a,,n ?ia(iuit wtiich eX18ts '0 tll., cOlllI'ry i(i reterenee to th e ?da?e laws A 8tatement of the o.&e appearin in h. public pre8 ultimately prevent the proprietor of the (rom these plotntation8 not only a nuisance t' th'' dis,rint but a cause of injury to tenant- fxrmers occupying l.nda.]

The R"w. Peter Young. the oHeat miniater in th" Church "f Sco'tftnd, expired on WeJnesday tft, at Wigtown. Mr. Yo'mt! waa born on the 27th of January. t773. <nt wtsordm'ted at Wiat,.iwn on the-5th of S"pt<'rn ter. 1799 he was cont)eqa''ntty in the 92nd ye r of hts age, and the 66th of ht< ministry. PRISCP. Al) PRINCESS OF WALES IV DENMARK.— Althnuo(h the visit ot the i'rinoe and [7r.n(-ess of Wilt's is. ''h<te'e''rnay bE' :in"inu;¡t.,J ot -tr<n''d to the c'ntfaryat 'hi< dutt 6P<"on o( the year, wh<'n evt-ry pTpnt is ma,le to bpar at least « hpa'va8'p''r"trut'tre"f conjs,tur,4 as it 'a p .a<ih)f for it to s;jpport, entir..h without any poli'i" -)<niSfan''e whtttfvpr, it is i'nposaibte for the peopte of this c"untry not to regard with "in ero intprfat the rfcep'io't of thit youij! and mustr'ou< pair, and t) feet an attmcatdo'nM- tie mterfat in their proc''edin«8 and ad'en'urea. Thf expe- 'tition to Denmark, it m.,iy b''c"n'ded. now <h<t it is over. wa< rathpr a hazirtious fxp m)pnt It was tio much to fx- P"'t'htt these goot! Une, in the midat of the unpirilieled 'ni to t 'nea "hioh ha'f rpefnttf ralln upon thcnt) ah .uld di!t- tllIKuièh between 'ho Prince and t'.e nation of which th'-y b-ite-e they hpive <o fnuch rta'on t'' co,nilaiii. It is a 8trOllll; pNof of the ften''rom hnspittlity of the na'ionat chua' te' and also, we mty "dd. of the an'etion which tn" younx Pri"ee<< has concilii,ed of hpraetf a'nnn); her f-tther'a I!llbjets, trxt their reception in C"p'*nt).'f:en ha< bHpn 'nark- ed ty ao much kin,in-ss an i coriifity. We o "iH "nt hav aniry, cuuld have bepn had of poputir fe. litic cloutip(i the spleii,liour of the recepHon accorded to the heir app,'rellt t) 'hf Crown. Nothini, of t'te kind, however. to and. on the contrary 'he n<ni.<h n.'tioi "efos tohfe foric"tt,,n for a whili it- 'rrowa and anXl..tieè in the preafnce of its b..lo"l'd Pfin'-ea'' Th)) e!(t''nsidn of the journey to St'ckho)tnwas)itil''tn noneoftna'e i))f!onve'n'c<'a; there was no r,s n what- vr t hut the ut IIOilt i'y. The vifit had bfsid'-a an interest ot it-* own. Friendty 44 have been o,,r witri the Swedi-h Nionki. b.wp do not reIn filler to by allY olour Boval [<oily. For -o:no reason ,r other o-ir connexion *ith Dentnark has been ntunh ctoxer. and inatam'es wth "cur to e*pry ort, of the inVr,Fiarridges between the two ltaidi fa,nil!es. Y,.t n i v t), said of the 41orie, of ancient H timi, there h no kingdom of the North that has fillprj 8) larlle It'Sp1p.e in tt'tø P' "f thp world 8S S,,¡l"n. N Tri\GHAM'3KE\TOoTOB);R HOUSE AHU CATrLE FAtR. —Thia zr at a"n't.tt fair, cummonlv o-tHed GOO'8 ¡ ootnfB need on Monday & was pro"lifnp,J by the mavor aid <'orpor<tio't(-tcc)rdi'K t' ancient cust'"n) for nine d.tya. 1 h.. 8upply of h "rne" ..at'le wa" toterably K" but there f'-ror Tht-r.wa''a good.tt"n.iinMof b syer,#, but, owinc tij the 9 iircity of keep. the ir,i.ie. r,iied dill, exe-pt tor ttie 'pry best ,oti;. G'"d fresh "<rren cov, and eii,irig belt..tll sut.i rpaoity, and prices wer" hi4h,,r 4620 to .62-?; good fre-h bullnl!ks als, sold wt'lI, 0 t £ 14 10 .£ 17; ordtHllry 801rts wpre ."ry fl-it at towpt rdt..ø-.£.j to JELU per h"ad. Yearho;; C41ves "ere jEt per head !f-r. 0' shepp the auppty was ({Ojd.butbuainpsswastannuid, and prices for I.,nb., and PWfoS were f"lly 2< per hftd tower-the latter fnakingSoa t,) 451 the f..rmt-r. 208 to 3'a r.,ne .Et to JEtO ppr heoJ, Fne pitch of ohepap fas hrxer than for aetprtt )edrs pn9t; moat of thf disirio,,4 Wt-re N )it, and D''rbvehtrf there were a)so a fewfto<o Lpiest. r\lire. Th<'i')q uir, was slow. and price" hadat"')<tt'))Cf t I dro°lt. Notts 'hade ,Ij,lj. to 70a;I'<-r- blre. 60s t" 72o L' icfatershtrf. 65:i to 74" t'er owt Stil- tona. 8 i t" ta ppf h. Th'rp wa9 a 'ery targe <ho'* of hor«''t. but on)y a few <;«od qu'<)it'<x were shown, the best allll11.114 ha*iu!< bt;en dhpoed of tn the st4bles on 8 t,irday. Tra.ie dull. -n(l, -x,!ept f.,r vry BlAp..rior S<,rl8. pric. S <ere lower. I] iifivero, JE.50 t) XSQ cobs, L20 to .630; c<rthorae9, .615 to jE:3Uf-.tCh. A HtNT TO THE L\ DiES -If you want Tour LACES and. LINES8 dre8"d in It sip.rlt¡r St. Ie (,,ni vho doe-,i not), you ..h..ult! u<e onty the GLF.F(ELD -STAHCH, and you will bf dettfhted wnh the etast'otv and bfamfnt nnMh it gives to those articles. The GLENFIELD STARCnis''<ctu9i*etyusfd in the Royal Laaodry, and Her Majesty's LaundreM pro- nouncea it to be the nnest Starch ehe ever used. It was awarded two Prize Medals for its superiority, and the manufacturers have received numerous testimonials from aH ctaMee, all agreeicg as to its excellent qualities. We would respectfully caution our f&ir leaders when buying the GLENFtELD STARCH to see that they get H, as inferior kinde are "ften aubs'ituted. The manufacturers hate much plea- sure in stating t 't they have been appointed rur"eyora to H. ti &. the Ptince's of Wat's. HoKNiMAN'" PURE TEA i" CHO!CE and STRONG, beca-tse it consists of the tno.t val'4able growths. It j, WHCLE80MK because the teiif is not eotourej. ftost: ADVANTAGE:} IHve Iec4red for tbi.l'tI'I a <? nera) prMft-rence. 8 "Id iii pacl4,ts, .'<l Co Uriginal Ir..podYs of t/J hJre Tea -Cezrm,zrthett bt Junes and fo". Uhemista, 16, Laotmas-street. J. M. 'mitn 'md Co., Qut!l'n-tret.t, !<nd J n. D.vips, Chemist. 31. Upper K'ng-Btrfet. -!n L-lanelly, by Reps, at.1 by Brown. Chomi-it,-iti Stoanse(zo bv Utover, Chemist, -in llaL'ef'fol'dtVest, hy Stfce, Ht.tkanNor. and by Hewftvo Dlllp..r.-in Pembroke, by Nicholas .& ttogers,-in Pem broke-Doclc, by B«rrftt,—in Lztzyh(arnc, by P ivi-1, Uhemi-.t. -'a Kdwet!.I/, by Watprs.—in Narbet-lb, by I..ewi,3, Dfaper.-in Te,,bil, by Wiltiams,- in ,-Yew M Hurd, byPttln)er,-io'S'< IJtJv,'c,s, br. 0""0 and Co.,—in "olt t. by W)l!)a"'s, PTi')ter,-in Flshjwtrd, by Carp,ntei, -in Newport, Pem." by Cfridths. Chemiet.—in Cardig M,—by Ctbu<hor, Stationer,—in Llandawlr! by Morgan,—in by JoDpe.

I THE WEEK AT HOME. The fine old church at Grant ma, Linoolnahire, is to be rcatorfd. at a c 'st of j6tt,000. An un-ler4rotini raIlway on the London plan baa been pro- jected in Gt<8){o". Liken'-ssesof Prince Lo,iiq of He<"e are heiri, -ol,l in Lin. don at one penny each, as portr<tita of the allogel tnnrderer, M itter. In a notice of the Mersey ri'er-tra<B', it i< st<t-'d that the peiiny ferry oxta IrAwari !tnyiliil relt%ntie of 43),0)0 and ccnvey back and forward 7,000,000 of passengers a- y<'ar. The Earl of Cl\rlisl. Lir! Lfutemnt of Irphnd, iseo itt that his ipeedy death M expected. So ii 8.<ii t) Of a)'no<t .ppecfJlpSi, and aioktny under a disease knowa as the creep- ing pttay. A tetter dotted at Toronto saya thit desertions from the British ar,ny, under the Ytnkpe bounty te(uptati ins. are <o grea, that n-arly one thou,3&ad of the Q fen's troops have (eft during the paft year. Th''Yl<tyorof L."Hrp 'ot hts.npon req'naitton, convened a spaciat meetin)! of the C'l'lneil ftr the Slat of Oatott'r. to con9td"r the propriety of adopting toe Pti&Uo house Clo,i,lg Act in Liverpool. Thesieofan oH ho,iie in RjshpIlta-strept, London. wa,.i a")d a fpw 'moth-! ago f'r 65'00 L'he p.If;Jrt"ser s'td it again, hpfurt he bad h)'n<e)f(,ai< for it, f'r £ W,OD) af)'i t')"ae'nd purchaser has just disposed of hia intt'restfor .6)7.000 LttyM'teaworth, athertaat rent riii iit, at Tetteitt,io ta her tenantry "is snilling4 in tnp p)m)d, in oon<i i''ra.'i''n ''f the they hid sustained ,Iurill the 1ASt three years, owng to the failure of their cr' ?0. On S <t'<r !ay re"arda were ofer''d hy the nftropolittn paris he; fIr t'le of nO) 6')0 h-two gofie tiff 'edfts; th..ir wivp; an,! chit,t, nuohfrinj; alt,tether 1200 individ-iat4, to oe aupported bytherate- paycra. Tneautufanat meetine8oftheC'r!?r''g<tiona! Union are to oe he)d this year at H't)L The pf.loeedin will eo'n'nenoe on the 17th of this month with the uaua) devotionat meet- inll to be f-Iloved by the ino\uCllr..1 addr"B4 nf the prpsi. dent. the Rev. Henry Ation, of Union Chapet lslinton, L"nd.)n. The Church Congres8 wbioh was to have been held at Ips- wich. in Oit)ber, has been poatponed for a ye&r, in conae- quenooof the "dissatisfaction which appetra to exist in some quarter* at the data 6x'*d fofthe meeting being mden- tioat with thos" of the Bristol Oonlfr..s. LorI J. R en I to t) resign the uer'nanent M«ter<hip of the R,'t)<, fjrthe positilll1 of Lllr,1 Chiiieelior. and the lord < 'f!)f ?ery high co'npb'B''nt<. It is titi,,Iesi. my (ord, tai') L,,ig,,i,i Ale. Aa ¡ling aa I enjoy the RjUs, I care n"th"n tlJr your butter." A I ml'nt..ble nx<-urrence took ptace on Thursday in So-n" IHiiitf to Iip8tr..in on the property of 0 III. a who and "nthfir perttaUng he fired a pistol and ahot oneofthe<m tHtRTEEN PERSONS Bu't!fT T' Ds?TK—A frt?htfut Cit;t.tI', #Ilo t,t ok ¡.tliee t?ree nlo(ht lIp at G?neV%. 0'1" Of the IlIr. housfe on the q,-i ty. nmr the grand t'o<t oHi e. w« I rat tn the ground, tlurtaen who io it burntt'dcath. 0 ) night hat week. few fain ttca before ten o'otock. the of the Pfiniu'e Nf!t,i -diit criip,,I, Bxtt.n. ffH with a tre,n,-ni,),is or*<h t'nere hil oefn sMr'ice d 'r'ng the eveninc, and the congregation left abo-.it eight W I' heaf, atys tha 4theoie,4ai, that Mr Partri,igA, of wellin4t-n, S tiop, clai'l1 t( ht'e bOllght, in a pir,al of wist-i palier, a of of Trley are s:tii to ..ccur in t copy of the Book of Co<atnon Player, btaok tpt pr. date 1596. So'oeiiM of the pronto of targe contractor'! for earth works be formed fron a 8tatemeot tl1..t the for the e<nbankfNent of the Thames "aa takfn on the calcula- tion that the ontrao'ors would ha'e to pay sixpence per oubto yard for the mater'a) dredpd up fro a the river but that it wai found that they couti obtain as muoh rubqish aa they wanted shot on to the emhinkfnent, feo-'i'in={ 6d to 9<i per yard for it. t' i-) calmditod that mis atoae will m<tke a differenoe of ti,1,000 in the proS" Wa.\T NExr? -Stii,t coil <rs of Hnea, cotton, paper, and stel are COlD ono. belt to hi-i are n IW t lie shirt eoUar< from vuioa'nzad ia)taru')b''r.jn8t patented in I Engi,infl. The invent ,r 8'atp txtsuitabte ptttern,-a ni-ty t'e painted or printed on the c,,Il irs, either before or after t')ey are Cllt froo t'ie sheet ait ffy ryity oe m tile whtte, or o 'loured, or etnh )Med. Cutfa anj wristoands are taaje of the AscEsr oF S.r.t,;BvRy CATHEDRA.L SptRE.—Oa Wed- neetty txst Ji n a :\1 \the\¥s. a work n m in thu e'aftoy ot Mr Ffedt-rick RniU<*rd Fxher. &ui dfr.ot iii;h.,itreet, perf'rincd hiaannnttfeat "f a9"ending to the sllRllit of Saii4b try C Attie.ir i s,,ir-. f.,r the purp)ae of oilitig the vaae. Tne t.tirf, as i< well ka )wn, is 'tpwtrd of 400 teft hi.c1, or itb'ttt 3tft. lO.a. bigiiir thia St this attitude, he with the ut n"'<t p!J'Ilhle co,)lneu. <n)unte) tb" cioi,4 the vane, and turoed the htter "ith his '.Jot a'l be ut up >n it. i'hc aacoat frofn the weather rlonr i arcolntJ'i8hp.t oulBlle by means of 2() or more smill iro') hoi.itHs fite t t' the "pire. THE Coxvtcr HoupELL —The pi)rcbpter, transpirt i-4 ordpu to ,he, VICLU&I ling- yard WIS tn call at the Of On;4tharn, P tfrf-tnt, -<nJ Port,< nouth. to urnoark ;()O on'tcta tor Ickl..n,¡, Nil'" Z at'tnd. Wl'li4:n It lupell W"1i to h'e nne out in the ror.nestr. but it is .Hated his tltay il} E'lg- hUltJ is nece8Stry in connection with the propertyalfectllJ oy tho rpopn' forg'Tit'a. )te is at pre-teut employed in the Et- tenaion W,.)rk-4 at Cuattiitu. and may be seen daily as ftcofn'nonttbourer, dre-"<edina);rpy,oo<raecon'ict! lIuir, Ii 8p>t.de or pick-axe, atitio, or with other clln viols to a cart. in with the .q r""6.¡u6 CUI. ",ut: ti:t1LclL,t:U¡cuc.. \Jt ("th., Dockyard Ho tmBLE OEATK —Oo Tnoraday, one of the mait dread. (u1 ill dotth. 000 irr-d in Ii bus, metro- p'Ht,ao thoroughfare. A re<p''o<abte wo'nan na,ol'd L<oe, kp''prr of a oo<fe-ahop in Lpa'ief street. Chelt(-a, wbtte matting 'tpon h'*r CUitjroers, o..u.(ht nre fr)'n tte "hop sto'p, an,l the terrified woinin in,tintly ran into the ercet and the rOild into IIn 011 nan's shop. Thence, in a she-t of 9 une.tn) bricking pueotsty, she bofdei back again i iot.. h. O"Q I'remirlf's, where sha set fire to the parlu,ir. and WOIDtlO in puruit el1.Jeli.o'Hed t I thro.. her on tie do tr, but tne atfngot"d creature etuiad these prataj- "orthy '-tf 'rts.ani allpeueci gifted mith 8<pefntturatpo<'er<, for IIlIe literally f1.. troln her \1j/Oul.J-be intJ tht t{ard''n. whore a \1rll Ldwas en'etoped t"e a'tftf-rcr 'n a I'Mppt >in J -titJ..1 thi di ,,s. It wis now fou,lj that the t' tcft o<!i)a «f hdr crm 'Hne were red h 't, and barning int' her very oonfs. '*hi)M the tJ.h (inppMt "tf her ar)n< and legs. Ur. U<'i<< a4si.t>!nt 8peE'dilv trri'pd. btt death soin ter.n;n..lfl,1 the -inf,)rtuutte W'll11l1n'88111f>rinICS THE FAILURE OS THR LtVMKP)')L SroCK EKCEF&GE.- )j On \V t>¡Jn""J.. ttte L'vdrpoot Ex:ha't<e «" agtt;it,-d "it!) thp most alarmllloC ru nours. Iw«<a'd th'a! k ''ro'<"r h)ti ftiled for no tes-t < at n thto balfe ini,lioll (£»0.°"°) S)tna')y'tgnfani<'ip<tion'<.tco'n'"g cra<h h".ing h''en hruiltld aro.tol for tie par' fortnight, f,juii(i rea,ty credence. It 18 t rile th,it 8topp..e ba.. 00- curr'*d, but Wf <)'e enab)"d to att'e that 'he aum involved haa neen very iniioih exaggerate,i. On Weino,,4,1,tlr Nlr Hjfcrt Brvn'fJ'.tbi)ee(<m)din);8.Lir< streft, aonoullcpd to tie a.,m:ui,t-e of the S'"ck Kxch>tnge, it be'm afttt'ng d<y. that he was unable to fneft h)'< n44gement%, and htd decided up!)n leavin thd o"untr, for A;tr>t!til It apl'aI8 th.t he 0"'4 lJe.n de,iling 14rgetv in what are known a-' "hfa'y 1 h-t h, in ul1h as Loin- ,-aitiire and Y 'rkshirc, L'¡.\fln and North Western, ani pu- tieu arty in tte htter. tie hxa at o bfen AH'ance Bink9h<rfa f'raris'.t''t hiaop''r<tton9 wtt not irl\oIve Ii 1°"" of IDlte than .SK).0(M, of whion .St.OOO will f11 upon the Li'prpOtt <n<rKet, aa the r"IOil.lOdr m Lon- don Tht! ft )-,k thua dc<)t vith oeing tir,¡t-ol..s. the "et'e'a «n 'n"st pr,)b-4r)ly no'd liD, i" the exp-t3t.4tio,t of rwe in the rn-irket reiinzpuroirig ttiein t,ie lt)si. Hid the ,,11-\re8 d!!<tlt ¡II been of Ii Ill,)r.. na'ating chanct!!r the dtni'ntty "oat i ht'e &een fD'<rf sticious, tne dillsatisf.tcthn ({rea'er, and tn'* utti'nate couafq tit!uces tuore Widespread Livtlrpool CbM''tf/ UKurALMuRDEH.oFABoY.—Oa Thnraday aft"rnof)n,a) bru iil III arJ"r vs p,,rp,trilel at lelit -ne, )'"r Stratford ou-A'on. IL, RPPC4rs, tn tt a t) ii n Lrnel B-Apliis, ao iutt-. ye.,rll of a, Will r;t¡¡IJI)J thr "Jt1 tne neck Wttn'tatutt fork by a loan mmed J .nn \V <iglltatf, a );r 'l11..t ¿\I.4tol1 Ahr c the doe,l to" who id ouly 1i"Ut 18 ..f dg". Je 1, an 1 trol.<I in t'teuofnpftnyof soue vroiniii at Warwick. thut thn h.t<r r..flJrI.J to ha'tt sone ttio. which Wicitatf 'ti.shfd 'o give "'o' and that be stabbed hifn without re- cl'i\ing any pr "OCotti 'n. Ttm HE\'E\UE rbe ..h,tioit, of the nati,inal resourees t< st)uv., III thf ffturos of the r.en iJe for the q j, rt-r euded which were i-aued th6 10 the quart ra of tile nn-tneiat year nat ha'e airaatly pa'ae't, there it im iiiee,,s- "r the 'nrrt'pl)U(lIllg p'ri;) 1 of t''e pre'i'ua )..ar tl the ('Xt6Ut "t' £l61,9Sl. lts,lt. tije itiere so a,uvii,i;s to E33J,94,i. h will thuI be aefntmt it'6 tr)f gr..at illcr.s., IU to" qu'trtl!r j,],it pisio(i tb..t htwcon'trtedthedetic)t-ncy «f the Miteu'u'ner qtiar- it.,r into !tsurpbi<o<t the hitlf- }eltr, It is true there is a s,n li d. tictfn y on the foir la,t q *ar'era. tikitig them ds a <hote. 0 tt as two of tHeop q mrtJM went into the lallt gear's liocount the dchutt oo tie o u<'eJ ""t troubte 'n. The prtn- ctp<( a.ur -es of pr.'aperit' are the Exoisf. 'he Sttmp". and tne P 'atU.Hce. Tile allcoroe taJt. alt mt{ht have «eeaex- pect''d. t)h"w-< a a'n''H dpotiae on the q*nrter. THE PtusoNBR AlULLER. —Since the prisoner has been in "W8Itt6 u., 1I!i.x:tli,.it"tJ tus ..aqal o'm.ed deneaiDur, dn.i tt<ta made no !illusi'HI to the cri<De with which he is ol)are.J. Mei'ikfptapitttrotatherestottheprmonfr'i, and it atw-tys <t<toh<'d by t'o¥O warder8 it night and "oe by da*. Auu'a<tfrof aloplicti,)iis h4't) b-'ea lately aa,le ny indupnttai ppraona for :tdnutt<*noe to Newgate "ita the ex- peftation of 8ee:at( hi'n. but ba is not 'ifiole to thnae who go out of mere curtoiity. It is expected that fresh evi- dence of impor'anM will be addmced at the trial. THE WEMa FuainERa A!tu THE BuEioxa. In the eummor of 1753, "heo a compaay of the 23rd Faaiuera formed part of thit unfortunate rmy whioh the Govern- ment despatched to the coaet of Brittany, under the com- mand oi General Biigh, and which was repulaed with great slaughter before the town of St. Cast. the Wetah- tnenad'-tneedtothe att*ok atn){ing one of their national suuga! I') the ni);ht aa we B'ept. We heard the war- h"rn'9 nnte; The a"<nd cf the war-hor" in the wood— H <rk, 'tis the Saxon -the S*xoa -the Saxon AmonK "ther regi'nenta dr-i." up to recede thetn wat; one fro.n rcpqiiier art,i St. Potde Le.'n. whot!y cotnpos-d of Bfetona, wfto beard -*ith anatze<B''nt one of their own most popntar airs 8U"g by their ene'ate*. and accofDp!<ni'"< by wo d,¡ wh'ch aounde't equdl\y fa oili%r to tht'ir para. Wh<'n I hpy h.Ad tiat''neJ f"r t f< 'n'}'n?')t' rotates t'<o hiatorian ot the a enf, they );n'e thema l'e" up to natural fep):nga ofp.t'rions.0. The \Vdsh, eql.ully 1S8tonis!1ed, als I remainr!d )'Bm"'ab)«. Toe otBcer< "n eithpr aide ga'e the word to 6fe'- but thj "rdfr bfi"t: spoken in the oano l!tn):ua<e. the troopa -ttuod as stiH as if they had been trf-ea. Tftia hesita. tion did n"t titst ton)!; their arrni Mt frum their hands, and the two co'npanifa united, 'hue once agtin joining the de<ce"d9ntf!ofthe Rriton<— The Britiohdro?,g, Ati((,YOVY, A nuT)b"r of jomera. labourers. !tn!ao'ne other work" emptoyedat (Jnathato dockyard. rfcei'ed their d a- b or;# frofn thit e"tth)i<hfnfnt on Sttariay. in co')a''qufn''e R .orterfro'otxeAd'nirat'y fur the reduction to M coade' the numh, .if the h,,a Is. ro SOCURE fiRALTH ea-inz articled th*t in<ti<;fat)'))e. P.-st,y aool Pid lingi. a< well "a Hrpa'i.can be madt D-rfectly dtg stitie tv tip <tMof ljù\VICK'S 8.\losG Po?DBtt. Sdd medi?at T?aiinonals. Sold e'erywhef pa'k'-t< frona ? pennf npw?ris. HOLLOW??'S Ot\TME'.T Atr) PtHS —HRABTY AS HR\LTHY.—Theeitp"rifnceofth)u<anta. both at horne an abroai. hae a'npty den?'n-trated t?e powfr p?Me*?'*d b theae h?a)thy and purifying re?afdiea of rettovin)? ott-'n?. eruptiona, r'-p?irin? ut"fr''ion9. anir?)ie'in<nao?9' d abcea?e- Theaf hidden e?i? frequen'iy rob Hfe o? everf eoTtfart. through the re'uomnce of t?e sufferer to es P"so hiain6f?)ity. Ht)Uoway'8oint'nenta'tp<'ra<'<ie*ettehdfe" p 'bttcirv by p?cin? within tt'* r<'at-h of aH pt?in "?" tiona for carmg thp')Da"t'pe. "i'htttt aav daager. and "?''? .t the neof?itv of t)"nt.'o'n't? their m?ltdy to any one. °y Oi?t-nen' and Pitta win Ukcwi? cufo b<d t'-< 'c' ? r.nhe<, an') those htemiahea which a'i<e fro?n the abt<s 0 f, mercury and from th*' ua'' of other delpten'"t!' A Hf<TTo H?usEWtVES.—Atthi<a<tMaofttey?a' i'n.'ortunt pronpM of otf?chin? and drea?in? Ltc''s tad L's' ens for Sprinj; ?nd Su nta?r we?r oo'n'aem'e<. wa 0 ,uld putie'jta?)v.a)lthe att'ntt'n of oar fa'r r"&i'r? to tb Gtfnneid P?t'ntSttrfh.an trti?te nf prin<r? i'nport"o<- in th" i!<'ttin ? u of t te?" artic)"8. rte G)< nti?d PItiP"? St'r'-h ia?eet'?'ntn'ifictur?d for ftnUy ta?, ant .Och is ita fxof't?'tcf. th t it is n '< ex'-tu'i?'i)' m''d in tbf R)fj Lfntrv. ''n I Her M'j?atv'8 Ltn" tr"? o'otouno?? t' ? the finetat S'areh '<he fcr tj.%ed. lir I tj.¡¡,y's L'ce ore- or aty4 it is the best avie Peer tri,31, ind it ",a a\rled < Prize Nlelatif.)rits Etup-rioritv. rhe inin 'ittcttirer:; hafd- mut;hp'aur'* in 8'<ti"i; th't th'*v have b-n IiPPOlnle S!Hch P to H R H theP'inneMof W.ta t"' C,ri-Bo I Patent Starch ifotd by aH GroceM, C.,iandl, ergf & &c. -Pit LoRn LiFUTE.-i kNT OF T -The anticip-itiong in which ..vpr"l of our cent" np'furies blve ioJulg..d rl- <p"eting Lird Culisle's re-iini, ion of the L 'rd L'e ton saof of Irelan I, and the supoiqtcent of L)r,l WotthonM as bl: adeopenor. prove t) be well ftuaded. L'}r,l Wodfh'uM been appointed to fill that p 'at. and if we tHty a,4 te fr,irn the Btccesa with he ha') discharged the datiea entru'ted t' h'" on wariooa important oooaaiont, we are entiti d to aa<" m<)ílt ftwourabiy of hia adfninMtratt' on of Irteh a<i*ir< Globe. THE FAILURE IN THE Coa!t Ta.DE.-rbe .'18pon.¡'tG of Hot""r.J,,1\f1 Ftetoher uni S.)«. -Minaiester. i* t<oert<iaed to be a much n)''re aerious ftiture than w<a at first rpporteo. At a mating of 'he creditors. heU thii (Frittv) aftprn" at t )e o<B ce< of M M'-a H')) and Co., abettors, the b-'tance- ehfftpr'tuopt b? \t'' Fitzrer-.I,I, <e')nt<t. eloped" Liiollitie., :6t9L723.8<- II.; "setll, ;67,- St'i 6< 3'. M, Mo. "0 tile p ,rt nf t It' fir 0, '0 ,1 ') "i "tfr of 7< 6i the poti'td. payaote in three inlltd:ottnt. at peri J,h of trlf.ee, "ix, and nine montta Afttr son,- con "8r'lali '0, thp decx'o" was po .t.o .ne t an I t1 'n.tin! w. dj JIJroe.1 till rauril31 at to n'n) 'nk -J('I4c'aester Er iminer. ttppr,i&crio O.'l ,V"'1t-,V", 'wn for-n-riy a (nrt of azri-t-ti,iltg a-info-r ct n?i?n. G??t?tt?a went O'Jt ft'g)ttra*ty Jur,nc ti- II It 0 'r, -ni t-i-4,i w-ric IUIUe q'urters fIr the vifit-r; htjtri,3viri in-ri,!i w-ir 'w"'l earrip.i ?n d trin< the h?tt ?'f ? t a a 'r a'td tb-' coH 'f *ia'? and wDea pfop)et?tk'*d ti?htty of <ar he wiahe) tT<y w?d took into naa't'ra 'nore. LJJk at the oo-t of wxr n' Atnoate'ery?o ti''r"'<tt?e o?ta'ry o"er J6H?. ante cry Ar n'trou? ){Ut coat .ELOO!). H?c 'tteet th" t-x???e of th?t gun, in wc?r <n) tear. an I of everp a')ot t?at w<s 8fe?' t'h'*n take 'he ttia ahipa of wnr. la f'roer ti nm it o-'nsitt'red ttiit SLO3,00t) via a hir oriue fIT a In..n-o(-IV"r, but n'o without riggin; or anyt nn< etf' costa E300,00 ), and by tha tifoa sne wn pqlipped a"" fitt,-d tor aea the coat wis 'ery nearly Z-5 )0,01),,). lIe mentioned tOPS3 (<iats onty with the -ielll' of h 'WIO toe f-ily 'of K"n to .r a Id the vatudof kè'ap:o,{ pece.- Speech o/ Jllr Locke Kiaq. Aserjeantof ,ollit'Ji -it N-wcaslle-uud,-r-Lyne is in e' tody 00 the obarge of to lDurder his wife on Saturday last B<th parties had tepn dhnki'g. and the wife took a"ne m 'ne? nut of her hU\Hn J'. P-'CKtlt, whfh i-o enrag,3d him. tri-it he delibirktety t.ated his rtne ,to I shot her. F.irt,ifiately tha b'lUot "n'y graz3ii her arm, and tl1P i not c CURtOU< LE'HSLUIVE OvEHSiaaT.—At the Banbury Petty S-"<aiooa I tilt IV"el(, the dwtftc'. iur,,y:)r h<*ia< gi-14* Vt he i,npwun led. wltl1 a wievt t,) rpe over trio penalty of 8; in eacn caa' it wlS li,§c,),erai thar the attended Act of last S?a<i on. whit* enacting t.nat the owner of stray catt'e sh )tit I be [¡"illl. to S'te.rxd entirety r"peaeitaeontyc)t!iae in tij olt Act wnich ga'e auth 'ri y f 'r h"g th'<'n. an t h 'd '"o tted t" it. Tne di Acuri"t<p<int«f t«wa< rai,e I it Ib.lo1 lI"s °1 Se** aiom on Fnd<y lAst, whetifr < prO'¡¡<4ctl'r ia at tioetty '<' evidence a-< to thf bad character f a pfieoner. Mf P,tynp hetd it to be aettted ta" tnat e ideucM a:) to noo<* eharaoter tnight be re-3utttid by e*i <ence of a contr'ry .!<'<* crip'ion and Nlr HoJkin. the asii-tnt jud4e of the Ali Idle' act Spsaioos. agreed with him but. on account of the itn;'orrino'' of the qt"a')ort. it -it agreed to reserve the point f'r the Court of Crittina) AppeaL Ft;)HEH[Es C -A 'n'n"'<ion to inq'nre into the ctate ot the fillh..rlell..t the U')itf*d Kintt ion c."nmpncf<' its Milling, tor the Li'erp"ot d)ari;t.at St Genrge'a Hatt< on It n,lay. The Uotn'ni!iaion''ra were M J. C'ird. M.P' and Mr G a L?fe*re.M.P. It was stated that'hepnoct* pal of ttlp a.,m itission "'a'4 10 as-sertiiii the pre-ol-9 P\I'I\tlOn of ttle 61herie-,i, and whether they are stati,)n,iry, or deoreating. E'idence waa given that the 6-31i,,ries in the Livrpuut district <tnd the suppiy of thb of all kinda hat durinn the l.t¡;t fe< yeara materially df erased. S,)Ies had t'apeoiaty fatten otf. and hatdoctt alooetentireiy disappeared. fbi. i. principally owii4 10 the of 8hrillllllr" .r"lin4 net. of small on th" hankt -here the S.h feed and desttoyin? the yo?og fty. THE POSTAGE STAMP Cor.L.C'} H4NIA. -A youn): mann"ned J'tin D'dt<,who has tieen eiaployt-d mtse Po..t-/tIJl"" at 1.ttIQ. Brl.tol, w:'t ct.,ug'il .n Tnur.d. before the m,.gi,3tr-it,3e with It"w a ampa fro-a the lettdr' which <'afneu'"tfrhiahand<. It w. ilro,d that toe ria- onrt having a "oe tetter' to ttttend to. had been au<pected uf secret og one whiah bora upon it a T.jniJ<lJ Bt*"P' When ttxe.t wi'h hiviii4 d"ne ao. he pr()lo1(..J the letter frt'u h'a pocket, but he hxd t'ken the <tattp -ff and it "a8 found upon hina. He had not ittlerwide illrfpred with the teuer. There appe'trc>d to be no don .t \I&t II large nu'nber of stainp,,4 had bfen ttkeo frotn tiq let e't. M].} that the object of thftaeft we to 'ni'mt'r I the P\"Il1t 'n<")< f'T e'H''<-tin< ''t<OfM. T!]" "1-< "tt'o. were t[e- quntl, replaced oy ot'*er <p 'Ut "nfs. but "ew o b,4 ai.so 'teen tttf't. Tne prisont-r "aB remanded. GUET C\TTLE FAtu r.e la -4e,t 4a.1 m'et I'nP) tint ann i ii oattle fair in Cor'faH w. hetd at Sarn!neret),,t near rr-iro. on rtiuvidity ta-tt. Thf )tttend*nce of ftr'afr bu.'otter<, A oth?r'A< very Large. & tae ait-ply of sto,k <at 0)neiit)r<bty in escen of ttiit o-i xav pr. 'm ocoa<xa. F-'t biho''tt<. h,),ve-tr, wnre source, an-I a-?It,ra r,&.Iily O'bt,.ined 6ts 'o 67<t per cwt. There Wai ttfj;< "ho "f t''a" Mttt'*< tj,juzht 1.r(..ly far Ctriat'aa* ttitti"?- Bisi!iesis w.a bri.k, <n 4t to tt< per ewt. C IW. <tnd <at" rea izJ 53a tj i)'iJ. Aej 't 3,1)0 aheep were panned. <nd 3,<Waotd. freetyat7i to 7! pr 10, GtoA ddeii-i,i for 6'oe ewei. L'an. h vd \1u.rh. "Cae ahow of horsea was uou<m)Iy t<rge, but the greater part of the -ni!uilti were "f lefy nntd(i(i< q,j littv, <n)d '01\1t! 1,- prioeti larg- a«nb('r Toefewxood ItAliC tttur.tt hor<MS <m .If,>r "'td weH. Pigs plentiful <'o<' brt<k ,tie Gee." i't ab <nd<nce. hIOCK[1'lG t'K.\OEOY Ar \VIOSOR. -On Sunday alrter- no,)u L tiockinA t,Ligely ot'curr.'d at Old W-ii,idor. Ft'c ohll,lren IIf Ii rua.n Il<icued C'"t{, for-norly a htirire'tt-r Et"t,weref.tunj t)h<"} oefn poisoned. N,)thing h-i-ing bt!ti seen of the children for too or 'hree d.ya. a forctt'te 8ltry "8 tntde mto the hou<e, where a fhghtfut ecene pre.t'nt.l it.elf, Tttfe of tue chi!drett were ty"t< dead «<€ by tite. 0' thetwoothera on- his -tin,-e etpfed T"e tUto. WIlO!l!! thr'lit "'IU .hlO ,II,t, .tlll II Hvi.e8. Mnd -as i(ri- -tiedt.teli r,,uorel to tne Wi'taof 1-ide,aa,v but tHjfbt h'ptx. h'weter. uf it< recovery "ra f'ntcrt"i'lt'd. ine 'n'rdefer. t t<')r own father. w'oh< rfcenttytoat bis ""e, afLer pernetr<tt"g the avtut d ei. at,e,ui)ted ..uici,le by oIJttillg hill own tor.'at. but .JI.J n.,t 8UCtll"e' in sø.t!ring the ju.;J.rv'-m rh<Mi'nt bu cut a d-cp xt'o'u o'ff -Via taor and it< uetdubL)urti,.)od, where the fatuill were w11 THE CULTURE OF FLIX 1-4 IRELAND -At t dinner gi.ell at thee.me o' tM P,,r;lan,i 44,1;.Uitlra& d ahow. last eek, the M.IIqlli.s of Wa'erf 'rd. preM tett) of 'be the and in his at,w..1I the iotfreat be feh in the pro.uotluo of the atricu-turdt i,.tt-reot and g"l1er..1 pr 'epenty ot treliiid. In n'ap"ud)"<t to the tuat!. IIf the Aie'ara M-)c"t'M-on. Mr tau< ailti lett to t'te ds q &rsti "), <t)d t-' etU!gr<t) -n t'b" Wds not the tir!.t, nor «ec.«)d, n -r 'hird yetf "t which 'be a'x q te<ti<tt) wat UI.,utd M8 <tne of thf crup< tbicb firfn"rs mtgot and oug't to grow. but it was al"I)8 'iapoeedo' by at)ing ttx-re wm no u-trk-t, for tne f.r<nert were a ("zy 014118, and dii n..t hke titakin4 ch inge-s. It wM ok,-d. what w.,ui-i Mr liiic,)Itut -n do. a"d he *ppe<tted to them to <sy wh''th'T he and hit br.'th'-re htd n"t dun" their duty wtth r,-gA.d to the ntx move,ueut. (kppla-se.) He ba<){"a- iatiteed the'n a 'ntrKet at thetf o 'n d 'ora rri-Y h* ( nt** b1illae,1 a nnmt'act"r)'wittun tne&omtd<"f the e-ttte.'o Ca rick. In wtuon. he wM p'out t' a<y. tney ni.i oOU w'rt- ers ethpiuyed at 8 x aidadfdctiire «ione. Tbi- w.-a a0 tnllot II -ii-r-c t wout-I 0" lor 641, n-itber nor Ion-itord., now wt,ial(i run a01 rla4 tbØt respect. Farmerd aaoutd try the diH agai(i, tor derine t"e ta<t few yedr' it bol,1 been tne rent-pa)i,kt orop to the smtlll ftDnprs in the North of England. People cried out for "Ju-'tice to Iretand," but tney ehouid try for j'taUce to the'n<tette<, and e'ery Irishman <b"uld do t)"mett"!(! towarda deweL'pin); the iuduatrxtt tretourcea of the country (.!tppl.use ) 1<lui,ration wto it htern relllit" and be regretfO to aee so <n<ny st;ti-iirt fetiowa pi,3,tiig away fro<u tMC country. (Hear, he<<r.) He maintained that the poor poopte of taia ceuntfy b4d quite as great triald to uadfrgo a< h<d been encountered by the coloured race of Africa In America. What was to stem emigration ? If emigration waa to be restrained, it ouutd only be by ending employment for all who coutd work. (Hear, hear ) There was plenty o: work to be done in the country and until titlage was pro* 1perly carried out and set about, and the population become what it ought to be, the country woald be looked down apoc iIas the outcaBt nf Europe, instead of being, aa it ought to be. it< gatden (cheery, and <econd to none in the worto. (Ch en.)

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