• •;. 123 ~__... I i { I wt - I. The umber of eibigranta arrived kat year at (? ' weber, was 10,471, being 1,318 more than last ~a eason. The bnonage of shippng amount. to 145,942, being 43,156 tons more than last year. Thome* Driadell, the miser, who died a few days ago in Clerk nwell workhouse, was buried in the ground helongiug to St. James's parish, on Tdursday last,. in t r presence of a vast concourse of persons, who were anxious to see his re ntable conaigneil to tbe earth. The funeral was cdtiducted in a very-respectable manner, and the corium was followed by four couple ; and Mary Ann 'Thompson, • little girl about 13 years . of age, a amoral dite4liter of the deceased, t• wham he be- . qaeselsoilthe whole of his hoarded wealth, attended as chief sisurner. As the history of this extraordinary man is singularly !! ..interashug, we lay it before our readers ; —bristle!l was by • trade al journey, luau scale-maker, and worked fur many years .with Mr. Wood, in Smithfield. Be was always remarkably hide:vicious, but wax disliked by the other workmen and moat of his acquaidtauces der his penuriousness. Ile was always ready to j tin them in carousing, but was never found to contri bute towards defraying the cute, which lie would avoid by saline that he could not afford it, and that be was deeply in debt. fly ibis nietboo lie contrived to hoard the whole of his wages ; end whatever 5uch...441.4e be partook of, wee obtained from dill'arent tudividuals who were io the :ambit of associatieg with liim. H.a disposition befiarac so generally known, that he way called among the trade, " keel Te-1," and at other limes " Torn the .Cadgett” but it was never- conjectured that be bad 'mend any money, and his nowdeet was 114101:-.lizul to be 4.1111 /11C00410 of distress. A few veers back be wet ,:meharged bole .Mr. Wood ' s service, he Laving got to be a etrieleel workman, which we. attributed to his age ; and from that :4,m., till within. short period of his death, be travelled about Innen as an itinerant, classing and keeping shopkeepers' stales 4 ie order, and whereat, lie widget' for "Job, and did not suc ceed, be would implore the (away of the people of the house, and, by stating himself to be peanyless,••nd iu the most urgent want, he would isbivin the broken victuals, and in thin way he *clued. DE Friday tbe 10th instant, in:Cerination was giten •ro Mr. Scott, the churchwarden of St. Jainea's, tSerkenwell, that &Modell was periabiug for want of sustenance and medical attendance, at a house in Periwigs-court, urnmill-street, and that unless immediate assistance wan reue.... - ed, he would „not sorvive many boors. Mr. Seen forthwith despatched Mr. :Brown the be die with a chair and two carriers, for the u ving 111:41, inertly. - that he might be taken care of iu the house, pod receive Vie attendance of she pariah demur. tin the beadle catering a two pair of stairs back . room, a wretched spectacle presrated itself. The floor did notoppear to have been cleaned fur years ; and in one stretched ion a few old rega, and ca weird will, a picot of filthy bl whet. This, with an old deal table, two bottomless Ghana, , and a small (teal box, wade up the entire of the furniture. The box appeared. to be tilled with old filthy weasels, and that to gixlier with !Made'', who was speechless, were Jimmied to the workhouse Mr. Scott buiaaneiy ordered every comfort to be administered to him, and medical aid was promptly ren dered, but he only lingered till nest day, when he expired.— After his dissolution, the contents of the deal box were ex plored by 31r. Scott and other gentlemen belongnig to the pa rish, when, amongst a heap of filthy rags, they found three %deer watches, each wrapped in a piece of rag; tut f .rther search they discovered fifteen sovereigns, an old stocking half tilled wills silver, crowns, half crones. shilling. and siapencee, and some of them quite black from age ; and a bundle of old papers tied round with a piece of string, which on being opened wined out to contain Navy lire per Cent. Bonds toa very large amount, and other sureties, together with his will, appointing Dlr. Wood, his former touter, as sole executor and guardian to his natantl daughter, the little girl above-tnentioud, and leaving her the whole of his „property, amounting to 1,7001. — When the doeumentB were found, some deities armless to their validity, the deorased baring led such a wretched life, hut en inquiry they were found to be genuine. Mr. Scutt iminedi aiely set shoot waking inquiries for the little girl auwegst those persons who knew her said the deceased ; and after 'nub trouble lie found her living with a pour woman who obtained n scanty existence by selling water cresees about the streets.— She was forthwith taken from her dismal abode and comfortably clad, and is now ander the protection of the executor, Mr. Wood, the settle maker. ito Smithfield, and it ir '•,4 intention to send tier to a boarding *shoal for instract in.:. Dtiedell sou DO years of age when he died, and w.* I ha- Ft Re.—On Sunday morning, hete,ir fid. ac. t.ve c. clock, ..tire Woke out in a part of the it , ale it! wine merchant, Wailing-street, which was uoceir . by .xi as.-- • Uufortunatelv no water could be oln•iieeti is cu..sit ; ,imea hie frost ; and the use extending hull to Lie we. exues• 4 .0 t !wing the spirits, occasioned smelt exp:esiuda enc. a .ga d . • in. Its rendered all assistance utterly in.l.,detica de. It • , speedily . communicated to the :dust, :e adroccdced for want of water, it ea,c,:cv‘4l le loge wan ryiel tory, sad in less then en 'mute these I.ciu.rs eve:y vestive of Diet. confee:s were totally de m, cyt,'. ide Ste, still con• Double,- its progress made its way anacesaire .y :met ee other contignona houses, and, notriithat,..iet th. c • ornate'. was by this time prooured, they were, Li lea d . is so nrc.y hours, completely defooliailed site !erelle4l 'with i , v g Norm wan destruction more raga. 0, lets ; it -has scarcely Lit " a wreck hehild." 7 t iv.-s et in,.,121,: ;8 esti tented at 1(40001. hut the .sobers a Min eel.: I 9 eie nary skis Jitinily covered hy their ittschriir.di , itec, tu • - .1 , no life Ite. here lost. it is time Pne:4loCu• 0,...'11 k e . .11., that, ~ail the wind :down in a-i c SS axe. lion could :sore p.eveni,,' nat. .4.. , • • ; • .k 4 0 Butemaide, end humidor; on.i.ifae • . „ ons the city has experienced since its i i nucee ••••:• of the parties iiirolred in t'.is tuelevehi.ly ow - a s e w doors teem the too; at which the v• c-• - standing the exteniaions and crilits tit. c. : , such was his infatuated conlii ease i.. a; k wonl.l not permit his 'souse .ca eo:•cerl, our ,; t c.f Lif p-ope.te, not even hi* :)ookx, to 3:: I e...uvle ; • . .•., ize,ce .et was, that toe flames he Oil% fo. iv: re, i•diaeo Isis ;.: e, .i.ivs, tied acesumed them with smelt tpotendous rapc_ity Is rosdcred every aiternie to ru;cue the p. vet; y abed. tee, see v 0 .rt article was saved.—Oil Mmulay the ran tikel/1 eat, on the premises of Mess, s. ttioinnSoll lad Sow, ljtt t: ere 4eitie a plenti:al supply of writer. the 11 , 4011 kaCie epw subeeur. The enginee continued to pity nit the st,dikidg isiliers, but sll 1.,,- prebeevino is 'Wedded of .tl:e fide makiug soy Nether fir..;. eas. The hollowing is • list of Cie 'douses destroyed :—Di,.genny. wine inereheut ; Me. 14PfetiOUsCILIP.I; J 0 1 ,33, Ilaisell, and Co. ditto ; lea.ryett. mitt Cn. ; :•o..peun and Sou, *ilk manufacturers; cud Profiiii and L,owoces, 14, p, wise.% of the two later firma are partial:y 'sops ed. Tiost of Mr. Thompson's property nes p.eserverl, ant/ c...wecyed into the parish church of St. Faith, in conacq.sence of which no eery lee was performed. Great exertions weir made by the itimslable4 And sreinen to prevent the lire reaching Cie aki• eVnichoti 4 e* belonging to Metiers. Now, which they happily aecumplitiLi•d. r t t . , 1 .c.. , ~,:~ ~~, i. ~, - THE NATIONAL R EIG !MAI A few weeks ago Mrs. Sisley, the deeahter of a respectable indepeodent geutievisan, and the wife of • respectable druggist in Charlion-row, Minsehester, to whom she had been married , but a short time, went into the shop of Mr. Watts, linendrsper, in Detonate, under pretence of baying lace. Whilst attending to her, Mr. Watts an• 4041 a piece, end felt confident that she had seeretecTit. 'He endeavoured to look int* -• smell basket she had is her hand, Met zooid not effect his wish. However, his suspicious were so well confirmed by her manner, .tbat took the desperate resolotion of detaining • woman of lady-like appearance. Her basket wee searched, and the lace (vales about 51.) wee found in it. Thee publicly detected, Mr. \Vette Lad no alternative diot:that of prosecution. She was carried before the enuisirsten, who, in consideration of her family, ad , mitted her to bail. Lest Thursday she surrendered lieraelfaul was put to the bur, where she pleaded guilty. Sir. Armstrong then, on the part of dm prosecution, leaving .deteiled the huts of the os..e, and themecessity which Mr. W atte had to bring k forward, foam depredations of a slinilar kind having been eaese. nutted in his 'bop, said, that having learned the reispectsbbi. connections of the prisorier, end witues•ed her contrition, M. wished to recommend her to the mercy of the Court. Mr. who had been retai.ied on the pot of the prisoner, said that the l e arn e d c ou nse l fo r th e pr osec ution, had anticipated him is what he bad to say ; he should only add to his state. meet of the prisoner's connections, that they were all ' , lunged in the deepest distress by her unhappy error. They were all people of acknowledged character, whilst she is as yet too yove to have established one (she taniestit) years °loge). aid its • hoped, fur the sake of her distemmed s seeplictshl4l. sad 444 affected husband, who stood by Illieddis umLosise *kw stance* detailed, tut the Court wont sistims. After a short ounsultatien on the.pariatallso Bsoabalta akeklan maid, that the Gout bad considered ease, srbkh wee**, to four or live wide), land come before him sioee :bur had be. Chairman, end be did wet see that he could justly page s iik fertint or more lenient sentence in this, than in the eases hi hod alluded to ; since he sew nothing like extenuation is the sea duet of the prisoner. A desire to appear above her real situa tion in life, by dressing finely, had evidenty induced her to steel the lace. To steel so light an article as valuable lace, was • crime easily seeomplistied ; and he knew that many drapers in Manchester yearly suffered to a considerable amount by depredations ut this kind. The Court certainly took into consideration the youth of the prisoner, but still were obliged to keep is view the duty owing to the public its Nadeau therefore was, that " she be imprisoned, and kept to bard imbue, in the House of Correction, for the spade of six months." —The prisoner, who appeared to be far advanced in a state of e i oaney, and weptioussautly whilst she wan at the bar, then retired. ANTON CR net:cr.—At; invtstigation of a case of the most wanton cruelty took place at an inquest which was tersatioaird, 41ter three adjournments, at Bridge water last week. The subject of it was a poor boy, W. Bartlett, about 10 years 01 ape, who was apprenticed to a fellow named (lout, a sweep, in that town. It ap.. peered that Bartlett had been prevented from following his business in, ' iminight by an brought on by the neglect and Mammon§ of his master and mistress ; on one occasam lie was lief; for a whole (ley and a night to a post, without the heist food whatever. 414 tt itt g nibs illness; at another, in one of the coldest days of the winter, he was 'waters from his bedroom entirely naked, • en a. joining yard, where he was lOrced into a trough of cold water. in the open air, and was com pelled in remain there half an hour I—This treatment was repeated at two different tunes. As a climax to such Mittman depravity, this brine took him by the feet and <lashed hint Afalllal a brick floor—after winch, he beat him front one pat of the house to the other, the poor boy then bring id a dangerous state of health. By these and situate acts of oartiortly was this unforiu laste lad persecuted. till human 118WIC could 00 linger support life, and on the 2001 lust. he expired in expres sible pain. Mr. Ilaviland, an experienced surgeon of the town opened the body, witic.l was a shocking spec tacle, and after a thorough esst tt itt ation, give it as nig decided opinion, that though lIIHdIIII stwi, existed, vet that death was very much accelerated by ill usage and want in proper sustenance.— the Jury returned a trer (het accordingly. Al he above circumstances were re lated by a fellow-apprentice with the deceased ; but such was his fear oh punishment (ion, his master, mat he was t , -unused his release before he ciiiild he inoneect to melte .lac disclosures. lit consequence of voil;c , . of the Jury, Hunt is detained 111 C1191041y 1.1,i; he i‘lagistiate • deteritline vs to the nature of die SO, STRAND. A NEW SHAPER; on, SECOND EXPERIMENT. A MONKEY—whim/saving:first triee on hiinzelt Andeuttinithis jearl.—tbe nrrsehievuu‘ell esolv'd to embrace opportunity pat. And operate next on die beard 01 the Cat! The place of a mirror adapted to suit, Therestood in the room then a high putislet! Boor, In which WAltitEN . B Jet of pre-um:tient hue Ditiplay'd the this forms of reflection to view. Now seizing poor Puss, to the uright BOOT he bore her The Afunkce her shadow then gleaming befine her. And answer d her struggles with chat ta a and Wows. Her phi: while he soap'd from It er CAM to her coot ! The Cat, thus essaying in vain at resistance Ana mewing. in pitiful plaint...di assistance, With wonder Use same operation now sew Perfored in,or shown, by the Jet of eclat ! In front of the BOOT then. as if to explain it The method of shaving, how best t auxin it, The act of interspersing with grill andgrinurce, The Ape cleared the Cat of each hair o r, her face ! And liLrange though it aeeina, yet t;e!'; . oliclorne elf Was much more successful with Pros :L•ez himself, The SHAVE a adroit lyconchuling hisser . The SHAV`II with the Woof her wills:Ars escapinL! The Airmkey in triumph Olt parlour row sought. And Cat and bright l'im r tr. c Who saw what this litriser had been a, at, And 'laird his essay with a rapturous shout Of mirthful surprimet—theatrangeincider. lie tweets of WAIIRLtetI unpar:dit This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKIN*. Prepared by HOBERT VrAltitr.N, 30, Strand, London; and said in c.l- • ' A'nwn in the Kingdom. Ltautin. in ItottleF Cd. 106. I I 14d. cub. Also Pairrn: rILACCING, in Pots 60. Itt. 144. e.,ta. • Shilhos Put of Parte is equal to Four Is Bottles ut Liquid. • Ask tor WARNE res Blacking/I ;0 11111770. • The ludy Al E. Wire. mt. ingistiury Oer:9•••, of a soli. At Adonis Wpm, Vocholdse, Um lady of the Yes. J. U. Truths. • of is . ditogistrrr. In Vito lame, the lady of M. Morley, esq of a daughter. At Florence, on the Silt of January. the lady of 11. B. Cortes, esq. eldest son of Knoard Coutela, gee. tot Windmail hetiord M.!: for Ise coral of threes, of a auto and At slant - Bah hall, Mrs. Standish. of • son and heir. '1 he lady of M. 11. Israel, my. Keppell street, Russell square, of m won. In Borman street, the lady of 9. V. Ni. biomes, seq. of a dosed/tr. At Naples, the lady of A Tbontpsust.esq. of a daughter. MAIIIII RD. Al %L ill egos eindeh, Mr. James thaw, of Eases sired, to Miss Oliver, of tower .treat. At Clapham, Air. ti. W. Ituhrs, to Leer, widow of the late Mr. A. W. Wilder. At lillastun. Staffordshire, J. R. Y. Buller, earl. et Lupton UM% Devosshire, and of Delhorste itall,blatfordesite, to Elliriabeth.dam&yr of f. Wilson, req. of Wootteu park, matfurdshira, mid Bonk Wi t • Laseashio e. At at. host's. Covent garden. W. Pleakett, est. of Sonlialumstms, to Mary Anne Itrosue, of Lymingion. Hants, third daughter of th• tee It. ilnwenc, req. of Littletborpe, Vandyke. At Waystenol, W. Waltta,req. of hall, to notelet Matilda, youngest deughter of the late taco. Dahmer, eau. tit Blake ball, Masa. Item!. Al SI. Andrew's, Holborn. the key. 11. A. Beckwith. A vicar of St. ylicha«l to bellire)'s, awl the Minster, Val, to Mary, sigma daughter us 3tr. of !tattoo aardea. DIED. Win Wednesday lasi, at ISsigiston..fomes Weston, seq. of ' street, and of Upper tionmelou, aged I*. On Friday last, aged 79, G. Wiliam, esq. of Wilson nivel, 1114111111011 1111111.5. At 4.••,1111 lisst.Catissiciss Mum, eldest dasibler etibi 141• A Ws Baidon, M.D. Mrs. Ogilvie, MM of Chapman dread. Idingtnn. On the IBA hystwit, at Willesdea holm, Widdleeex, Sir R. - Oeorge, Bart. aged ht. At I.IIIIIM/Upe la Surrey square. Wm. Smith, elm. Os sanctity Monsoon, at Me father's heave. to Little Queen street, of a deellt.e. Frederick, eldest abet of Mr. 1. Woodson, aged 26. thi the Sith tilt., 111 Tours, In consequence of a fall from his hone, J. Attemult, eel. late of Portioned place. CORN EXCUANGR. MONDAY. DAV. Very little business has been done in the matket this day, and the quantity of grain which has been Lrought into the market since this day week is ttitlin.;, with th.: .txe.ption of Oats, the supply of which Amounts to mantis u: Iti,ooo quartets; the photo are in a great measure nominal. us .4) little is doing,thet any 'ire Intimation cannot be got. The River oentiaute chotad up a 4 far as Giareeend Rerch. ‘,..i:N F.X.CHANGE, WEDIMIWAY, JAI. The tu!y'L iu the washes. V.48bi411 he overplus oflsst week, sou we fin7ting ice, with which the 'lira is full, still pro;sibitio4 the GI the groin on board; the sides are limited to pL.e.Cl` for the itsanuasiate use ul the consumers. Moto •is itiooto • or: eiser?to..a, and Beans and Peas arc in the stir • u sot:. ; hut such :•les ,IBarlee and Otis as have .f.cted may oc •ted advance of is. per qr. The fo . oi. :ty of the the that the giver will &swam he opic,lay elec t ed !ut ;4.,5, ts,,e imatenve mosses el ice which are c-scioti dnos• j ru elf:whorl hr: to all kinds a navigetim. COON IC..7.:Cii.INGIi, liltillAY, JAN. 31. The supply c f glair ::fell lauds et market this day are large. and there is a numerous ettendmice of bNii buyers and sellers. bat the former are vutiosia. and purchase no more than neces sary for t omcat tor.suroptsua, to avoid occasioning a rise in the . ...ice ...grain. Wheat may. however. bc quoted a trill! higher ~.:1, .1 on Wednesday. but all other grain Li disposed of at that 'tay'a prices. Thecargues of the dilmesit ships detained by the ice ar: now diiziwrgeti. and there is a good deal of busi6eu dui.sA. . . --- CU.sitLA 1 i'..14.1-:.6 •P: COIAIN COll THE WEEK, Per ti o.caeater Niewaire oi Itleat litYlilell. Illo4s4rAlf. 1 W•gollibil. VAIDAY• I. I. O. a. I. I. Old wheat SO a 48 30 a 4$ 30 a 40 New hed W i.eu 42 a 48 4.: is 40 142 a Si) New Wluie iio 1 44 u 54 i 44 a 51 i 41 a 54 Ityr ....... Maley .... Pale el aI, Fero ..,:tot tire. so Pollute do I 21 a 25 i 24 a 26 1 211 • 26 P, a ..1•1‘ .leans I 24 a 26 I 21 a 26 24 a 211 (bid dill.. Ni... 1',....0.1 ti.ito 28 a 5O 28 a 38 28 a JO I: ..... . ~. ...5e 1., , / ... , r• 1:..,...0 e't pr: look 231. /. 24/. 234 a Vitt 231. a 24.-. - . pOc t c •), 1. $:: l ' e• (Ur, the IWel • , L.,Sa ) ALLS, for II • , .11. %MO cXti At ltql tittuldil. I • 4 , ) 31; 14 Artzl'..• t'S, YA limn Ybs 4*l tc.... • . •• . I 7 • 2 I'h+. •• . , • 11. •.,„ .t .t. r I • It 0 • OEO4I t 8- . • • . ; t.'• '7)!..;1 1% ; . ' P. 4, Foe • n f 1 n IS hecouo, . i.; ' • 7 . 33 •40 . . : • t .- . ,-,•• •'t • • ••••. .. , • :, .. ~. . . :~ - . ' -t • ;c • . ti . per 3. 6d • ts 3,4 d 4 4 . Oa 64 1.4 S. 0.1 to 4. Ud • .r 4,380 It 110 rm. '• .4 • q‘ '‘. 4 :a • kJ .1....$ • •I‘ .44 4• r • s• . • ; , , • :. ;,, ~:.. C. , . 370 • -- Lonvo:•':: , .. • • • Proprietor, JOHN %W it': • • ii, 5• !. where di Letters t Cite Ed./;;r, (pos' r.i..1) mutt foe adi 'dreg.