• .-~•.. CIRCULAR. (N 6.471.) Wee Ms. DIC. SI, IN& I have the losseese to same . Ser paw tafenwatios. of hie blebstes Warms, Shied die Mb hest. he wiwith rawest to Maws Why shell sat in the Any taw th OA/mw. 1•111.1 he slid of s poem pie deb at reser allowed to aerosolises* at the umpired= of sea Pen al"ige she mai. of sews yews' swiss ist sits earerzy. I base **be T am Is er met shelisat bashie sweet. ( PALMERtiI ON. To Mow siamarealg the Waaattre Sr p d the eilhiesel pew of au pomp reles: w wow alma she Two Pews to Mir their not Parisi of bat owelbwiew is im Wm oh* Semi Pabb of Semis& 66 Owes R. . Whom we Wok k peeper to Nobs the modem weed. be the ediliswel adi r t e s fw hash of owesse, owl to dim. , soadwee the pay Aw ft cows cows& wet raw at the owismien Mahe g essiod of semis% Red so whim who mishits ow ""'ea elJeassety. MIL SAS aided se the eiShiong pw of see pew pst Mew. Ass see Ivan 111111911111 la she coteley. se lOW seleArtee ebbe* Ishieray OM that brill moredielms be am to bon the was dim as Itsrotolbso is deo ebb pay of two pass per Am. Who abases pew' service be the eiNty. ftwassi pose envies irkshe these a or Coors stadia Paha this Nth Dimeimber. IWO, is the Ms&w of Bysee •• hisrissies Terassik (Sigma PALMERSTON" The dietivisits.es max= : 11 =e peer poetise et elem. aid ~.4 se the vie. the sods. 47th. aid "Rh aidneme of feet. videls ut es *ell* sad Ith alt./tem Alban beneelts aid Ompere Chairs % tiedieild et ia ea bused the Zest tale c 4 c7,4lPutr'r.,, fit e rent h i l Lehoe. ' r te '"..'. doe 114411 IL beim the ems d. ppm& is Waimea', the liit Isom On Tbenday as bluest was held at dm Red Lien public-house. Walworth, on the body of a private soldier, named Lawrellele a !ttrillrielk o who bad bees in the service of Captain of South-plate, Ken nington. It appeared that the deceased bad for some tine last been in the habit of drinking very bard. A few days preceding his death the Captain reprimanded I • on the impropriety of his conduct. and threatened to surd him back to garrison duty, if he persevered in ibis encase. Soon afterwards the deceased borrowed a loaded stol from the watchman, fur the purpose, as he sai d, of killing rats ; and the following day, not coming as usual to low master, the latter immediately sent for the deceased's nephew, who found his anfa runaate in a stable, lying between two trusses of hay, quite dead, the unfortunate man having di► charged the contents of the pistol into his mouth.— Verdict " Insanity." produced by ntessave drinking. A person called Bardsley, convicted at York of an in tent to defraud one of the banks in Sheffield. and sen _ unwed to the punishment of death, .but which punish ment was afterwards consisted for terprisontesent, has lately been discharged from confinement, aud. we are limy to say; in found inempting to jasmine a thought tassels anvil mery . reasua to *appose is a forged one. The bill was offered in payment .or pods pur. chased, as Me. Mackenzie, in the Market-place of the above toorespand suspected by him or his shopmais to im forged. Is was therefore, i detained in consequence, but we have not be ard that 11.rdsley himself has been appre hended. He is an elderly men with white hair. which be is in the habit of appeal's to as a probable coon for his at* being conesened its any villainous traosaeakie with 'whisk be ray herpes to be charged. Emden. Iterobsay.—A robbery to a very large MINIUM has beet .-*milted within these few der, emd, ampler eiresusteatoes at Milton Abbey. Doramshire, • she Seat of body Cambia Daoter.—Her ladyship is at preemie is Limbo. mid the abbey has been for some dun its the are of a few of the servants. The strong. room, in wkkh the family plate. and other valuables. have always beers =t e ed, was so constructed as to be 'apposed to bid to any attempt to enter it . by any other than fair ositens; and moreover, it eves situ. aced nearly in the centre of the building. and its strong ron-grateJ windows opened into an interior court.— Some ingenious thieves. however, contrived to suraeount all these obstacles, for on Thursday morning last, as one of the domestics was passing *though the court ad- Joining the strong-room, he discovered that an iron bar had been wrenched from the window, and men( the heavy stones which composed the walls panially re moved front its place. He gave an alartn--the strong room was esausitied—and. to the utter dismay of the servants, they found that almost the whole of the fa mily plate, - which was perhaps equal to any collection in England. except that of the King's, was gone.— Among the plate Wale desert service or solid gold, made for Lord Dorchester, at the time that the late King used to honour him with frequent vials. The Wells II is appeared, had been entirely removed, and pushed partly into its place again. The aperture made by its removal was only large enough to admit a small boy.— It is a matter of mystery bow the thieves obtained an entrance to the court in which the room is situate.— The thieves it appeared bad more booty than they could carry off, as a small portion of the plate was found in a pond near the place in the course of die day. The plate carried off, it is conjectured, was upwards of hell a ton weight. Art Enna NT& IC Piosoir.—For some days peat a large hawk has been seen hovering over the metropais, to pounce on the pigeons kept in various parts of West minster, Monday last le seised one, which he con veyed to St. Martin's steeple where be gorged himself in the presence of hundred s of spectators. A pigeon, punned by the same bird, darted down the chimney of the Sunderland Arms, May's Buildings, and was caught in the room where the Eccentric Society holds its sit tings. When caught it appeared almost dead with the fright, but in the course of au boor after, it was "site recovered. . _ 4 _. On Moeda_ y last the peeleogers the Amnia dap marsh. frost Wormier. Met with a providential escape ; the coach had changed horses about It o'clock, as usual, and proceeded at a moderate pace up Headington-hill, at the top of which • fellow was belabouring a poor donkey which had taken his station in the middle of tho road with a can attached ; at this the leaders took fright, and darted suddenly ewer a heap of rubbish by the road ie:le, which jerked the marehissan off the box and thus freed the animals from all restraint; immediately they darted of at full speed. and continued at the rate of le miles an hour, ler about four miles; during which three outside passengers contrived to escape behind, and two gentlemen who were Weide climbed on the roof and dropped off in the same way, leaving a lady and child inside; when opposite forest-hill. the coachman of the Worcester down coach, seeing the other coining at so fatless a rate without a driver. pulled up, and the lose tempers instantly jumped elf. One gentleman made a desperate snatch at the loaders. and was dragged a con. Womble esteem but fieseessely waded. a taming the tad by divan* aid of she alier possisigen the whole weft resened fradreaset imminent dasoore, wittiest the sittitleitir brit/ iestaieed by the passegste or coma. Me rnems se not aneserielly ajar& A dreadful emearrenes took place at Hinckley a Wad wonky snots'*. Ties yowls, men, woad 4feseph Hoist mod William Peat, laming hash -attain dispute with sub ether, determined le mule it liy *ma k Ac =. gay hips Ow Nobs. but was shArleets Adir . *orally. er luid Peet boss_ asin Is a their in a hoiire, before hs MI akeedbons and expired. twee, the. ether eashataisti seneadased himself to a constable the nest • .to await the Coronet inquest, which was MOMS • . The Jury brought in a sadist thin he din/ from " illellei“ passion, and not by blows 110111•011 bens his einagesda ' On Wednesday morning led, about half-pass six ticloek..ass as the waselsonen had mita from Arty, some tho Arad an mama brae As porkier window of Mr. Antietam mot aseeheni. of Prisee's maw, by meal eta eeniabis. They Mho apes she Imam end carried away ii pent quantity of obis sad bendy linen, and other arta 'so a commidamble millost. A. has, supposed to belong to one of dm villain., was lett behind. - BILLINGIOATI MAMILBTA.4IIO moat interment she venom and Inspromments ass to all place m Billing,. gaiwinarket. lie 11111111•Iimmeivaniesakenses from ohs existing arsamminens. by which the wholesale abet, and the retail or hearse mirk* is united. The pupa are liable 10 great isnymitinna in seinsgemmeof this Whoa, as they ass prevented from thedogmehrog be. tween the salesman and the bomesommo, mod Mies per.. chase large quantities of fish at retail prime. By the plan submitted in the Cies Committee an this **ism the two markets will be edeetusily espoused, mad th; public will be protected from all attempt, m daframi.-- I)w* the mayoralty of Alderman AAA's. a say be nebAd change was made in the market. It had been usual to permit the oyster boats to land, their oyst•ra at any part of she market %hat bad promostid as opening— a permission which caused the most offissim and isiMs. rious mimeo. whit* were may pmt an main by 4 wee lation tonguing the heats to a wain VICO 114 the honest of the market. The owners at first opposed this plan fur their accommodation. bat they no wasoer bad tried the experiment than the approved of it. The committee also recommends that the profits of rise ttaarket . shall be paid iota the Chamber and that the Corporation shall pay the different officers of the market 4a rote equal to their present casual weekly receipts. There is to be an enema of fees, nor any pecuniary adantegi as( the empannime. arising item taking the osatopedolot out of the lauds of the present clerks • lout it is supposed that the public. will be extensively clerks; _by rho change, • Aso a certain degree oh romeenaibililY •Pu` o4 corporation for. the protection of aN purchasers: She sothemen sod hoarse-men are perfectly Cell saiii6id at the primed impeoveunents, and we undimmed that the report will be made early in the month. ' Wright, the pedestrian, the _champion olf 'England completed his task on Thursday last ' d WO miles in Ml successive hours, la/Minutes before four oelsok. being SO minutarbefore his time. lie then offered to walk five miles the next hour, but his.backers would jot al low hlm to exert himself any further. He now offers to walk against any MU in Eneldq, NO miles fair walking,, to start within 24 hours front hie 10U miles, as above, for any sum. from 1001. to suoi. A racing match, between Gen. M'Keasie end Capt. Douglas, fora ansiilerable sum, teak plass at Broughty Ferry. on Friday end Saturday last.—The distance missed over was about If mules being from the Ferry to the Light-house. and back. On the Awl day it was amens plhhed in about 36 minutes, Gee. MaKensis, beinika few yards in advance. On the second da_y. in about 119 minutes she General being again first. The warr was for the best of three heats, and of course Gen. WlCeusie was declared the winner. The horses earned i t stone. The feat is more worthy of notice, that it took place in 'la season of the year when the horses are is bud condition, and on the second day's ram it was full tide. when they ' were forced to take rough add uneven ground user the Sandy ridges. .• A poor man named Foster, whose mtemstion is that of a rat-estaber, while employed Lisa week, at Truleigh i. Farm, near Brighton, had his thigh pierced by a rat epee', and in that mate was conveyed to Hatboro, a distance of twelve miles. where the instrument. which is a gaged one, was extracted by Mr. Mania, a surgeons. of Bonham; but notwithstandiess his t swam end skilful cover a, the poor fellow died two days afterwards. On Monday morning last, Master Sayer. eldest lON of Captain Sayer. royal - navy, with soh* telsess,, went to shout on the cliffs, at Turn-chapel, near Plymouth. when, no ruing over a hedge, his Meet neat off. and ' the whole charge mitered the right side and lodged in the shoulder. He was taken to aho useet Turd-opsi, where he remains in a dangerous state. His homily, in consequence, are thrown into the deepest distress. - MMIWINAM• _..,..,,, t ,.. The trillowieg sesedess of the late George Cooke. may retaibly be new le wow of our riedgese—Whos Geary sop pleying to Lereeporia the gaseagess bond rest dilienity in hippie( him mbar; but atm repeated triuggemiges, be wino* premised net a oiled wise during his stay. In the armor et the dey eu whisk the promise was meek Gimp was net to be Mead whey wooed for it, Perim, Hoop irkei—skat an. diem. grew imposione; the laaaseiratormedgindall was • hill " most &delved dislodge Aber a leas mask one of the manapOn footed him at psi hesss as imithestri. whale he was drinking with sera, gempossee mad per-- 11011.11111116 out of • wog noel Dirt. o• Oh t. Me. C.''' . ass aimed the irritated monages. " yes him Win broken row. selsom peoisise ; did you iimiell yna ' weelirgno goer drialtiogr '—Oesege sereeved the na suger shis assa Pmajog!"kbelle nut said. " esetainly did name snob a promos, but yes gems' en. pect a nee to rebores all at once. I have Om ewes ' (kinkily " de a peat asiesere." bellies up she glass close to the mennio'h nese. Duro or Poet Pumas. liv• Poitinee.-41n•lheic niontiog of Tuesday. the 7th Inst. about Moog °Week,- the neigbbonrhiese of St. George, Reed, Manehisssr,-. ',wee alarmed by the wigs of atterder" use Sem a house is latllingbabidildier_. elan to Mr. loafs (the stawataait MOM° slabs e mi. the weiehmins gist athell allivaliolting the hems, shay wen Wormed Aso a member etporsoselied been Ounied i and, ea wieg awe mom deed. end lour Mims , e the armies of death. Medial amiaialliso was as some as posillie. hosiers of the Unloos ing seism* died In saliat time-4hemseeielad two, It ts angssieb t will reuse. ethos/ dome they gee nal ie a very langnisho s it ewes) bees she she Tim kimono the hems were a mos. his wife. es* their son; with a mosand three women tedgend- The palm is tie• have a s o mingbrwiel e water god fee • a all who partook et ells wooer its sloe. One labor orgy ins well (a female); and she Meow in sera*/ ee empieboa of adssinimisettbe deadly dose. Oe Thignolog last en midget roomed In LsoLlesis. Whisianairli mowed fatal to H. E Devisoµ y his hod-- omega* swallowing a bottle of liniessot. ins i ra plying k externally. Oa the mistake somas were instantly mad so eganteraet bsing the oinseggesseee anticipated, and although they linanaidtn desired oleo, Mr. Dbvies still sesmine.lo meats mate. dials.—Thirlestane Castle. in Berwiskilifee. ono eir the seas of the Sail' of Leederdag was on 'l l iesser morning, about adz o'clock. distereeed to be is Om, which opens so have oelginsted in a mooed was est-- ried from it to the roof. Sy ember egonnenisesiogibre with. The alarm- being lesomeelpetlen a moor the inhebitants of Latialke kedeldiesel emoted to the spot, and by their seal mod activity smoked the dhe to the wing of she building where it hod eiginmeA'andt also succeeded in sewing most of the faisiseres The ex— ertions of these peasant wore iddeed highly praiseirembp. - To Orient the ire from comenisibmseg with the bodr .of the castle, souse of them built up with wet turf. des - doors connectine it withehe wjng on Ihektorlsile odeser, by remit% water frees a dimmer, mid widows she aid or a brareioptie i mesoody pongee. it open she Wilding.- prevented th e Mimeo from speedups feather, and dins - sewed the roams part of the gook Isom leseeetien.--e - Only two esnants were I. she mole se she dine, ehe - Ea. family being all at Deobsr. DISADIUL Acctssurs..—The Masolsollelb smiliseu eoacb. called the Tree Belton. on •iu way- ss Mao-- chaster. on Tuesday. the 7ds instant, in asUsartenna if' the rim of one of the wheals mono' pIC Nebo deem within a few mite of Manchesser, when. dmedtel to relate, two poems were killed on she apt. mid some& Other. received very serious Wary. • Airsceovig—A Gentleman, . win had Wog bevy plagued wish tows servems...and hed•-fiend one t h yme were meth me knowing for him, and Mgt iltsiromme and eseetiommere beyond the *revise( his pens ands inclination to yield so, resolved to-takes tog hem the country. thinking he should then be safe tot a peer ow two at least. But, alas 1 -if you have it mit is and, your have is in malt. The lout came seed the feet dim M' bad company to dins with him Asp his gift*, be drilled hire, and told him to be panimilkolg etemtirre r and not to let them want for any Moog dm** ruses,.--- So be was; and io show bin seal, obserileg • voX e r ie lsi-- este lady look keg about her,, in a meat end neattrwe, mid nut eating. he went mond is her, ea& tapping her on the shoulkr. said. " What is you ' staring met, Madam I . Do you ersoLbrieli r A perste being media sable bowies two men, and width% Wow a slur omen them, saki " - How , prettily I seehmasbetweesi two Oilers." On which e. gentleman observed. that beigg beginners. they mold' not afford to keep ogre than one goer between them Ewe* JAN. 4.—lt is our prunfill.dory to IMMO hoar is,, as eahrtesete eirearasteeco aria enema at Keybill, id' the hens of larger. Liestessa Ilreahllo r of the rtes..-. with a party et the eery steamed err lboistywo. to the parre ober ereatessedi sad oldowl ash de- - strayed ease Wirt rah t be was re/rig. when • yew, rah. sheet it yeses of op, awed Hear, era Se hiss, esat% trued te pt bask the bap, which he alleged were bop lest she penes she had the rag fee de pauper so that per- • see Fiala, et taking eery to. narks, This Lira - riselitiir.. thregli paspsr to rare, es whisk Nair bears balsa ritl‘ @balm dI i. pee theliiestasest alesepaa arrestibldr, whe la isle a hog,' where howls prised by the es hereasek, bashie hone pawpaws& la the beg, tgi h s e= a Masai hear the Water, ad rem elier his es het, WI he over- - Wok Ma, ars weigh fisher, pasha* the Idesieerasee her sere honked yenta detested has hisopery. sad thlwalwg, alto drat. he ahead be able to eareme his. flts art pirgsserf .week at the Usetemat several tires with a twe-liesied woe. - 11r tie !Avowals this, es ear lefersest states, aw**-eat *lll4 thee, Ira hie pieta, a ball fres whisk, amporegamaly, estereart neer Hew'. right eye, and num set gemowliere at Os hoe of his head. The Liseteeart proceeded thready is lbesielymer and see Dr. Mamas. to see V my thing road be dead-hr Belie. wbe Is slll Hviag. with bowels", we fear, Wile lepero ef recovery. Liestaranasklahas bees ides late essiedye . ' ~--at-~ 1 4 • r • ' i ._ _