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LVT/11.1EIG • •• P. • ”tvel‘ ID areisisiod• at Ws taibiteabd:oltheir leaviiiii London. . .., —i... ,• 1 ' lusz, ...z , V. . (or Parti,'LOrdiratike*Veired a'passidoill froth the. 1. C 031,4 NT of -IfERCH-4NT 8: f E),4IGLAND, trading .4. lie the following Statemait of its 'Salo daring the Wpok COURT fir CUAIicRRY iiinikilOst 'Me r Frenck Alfiliiiiiioe fOi himliaf add 't Lao 7 liawke,". I. the LISTVIST,OII:3, do hereby give bake, War; tram May iii, Isis, to May 2,*11119: ' Alt a ORNRRA I. COUR fof the said Company Still be Sanday, May In. Pointed; •" - MOM H .I N THE MATTER 06 1-0110.6140 44DY myna* , his wife, In additiim to these facts of constant ad- . NA at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on THURSDAY, Sunday, May 17, printed - - .lO- , The L ORD CLIATIELIANi this day . eame . to W SO! othisk . 4!: and ripute, as affecting di! legality . , 0 ,, vii Juuez i trorn Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.until Sunday, May 24 , printed - 10,4 . • Minster Hall at ten o'clock, and dr. 41 of be elitalog cOnsiderecl as his Lordship 4 wife, tis in the .to 11:lot on the following Question, vim Sunday, May 31, printed - 10,645 • above cause being in atteridanc%• a jzialotira• itarol:plea . dectlbatit the solemnization of the mar-' - Test Mr. Cilantro Li.orn, late of the Bengal Civil Fate - Sunday, June • • 7, printed - 10,970 ship in his private room, where the hearing Wag prat rieita ppel., purporting to 'b e a itietial license was Vittment, be permitted to return to Bengal with such rank in Sunday , Jane 14, printed - 10,625• # • Ito Company's Service as he shall be entitled to under the pro- Sunday, June 21, printed . 11,036 tended with. The ttmn i tt•ScrXneA Witek4 l 4/ 12 01 rWitli fteM•; .and read. ' . ~F'ons of the Act of the 53d Gen. 111. Cap. 155, See. 85." Sunday, June 28, printed - 11,000 respect to the facts of the case, nqr was . . ,kw . 2 - 11 :.,.i. W.-tx.twe SCOTT , under all diit, sircutnstliocess fn order to determine, by such Ballot, whethe r three parts in Sunday, July 5, printed - 1%000 known that his Lordship would have it S was of opinion that there was ..•-•-, cie evidence of feetef the Proprietors present at such General Court consent Sunday, J u ly 12, p r i nte d . - 11,40(5 a holiday. afth t . !:z. e same nme h no doubt what , • • • . .-.t 21r. Charles Lloyd be permitted to return with the rid Sunday, July 19, printed - 11,750 niarriao He N IA to India. JOSEPH DART, Secretory. . Sunday, July 26, printed 7 11.535 COURT (IP KING'S WINCH, JUlNg•dtge• . thellinlie'would be; IfLdrd'ilawie adt out that the . CHURCH PREORRkENT. • , , Sunday, August 2, printed - 1:4850 Sunday, AugustTHE xitio v. icoissi4ixiiami, WI. Al 911101 1 41. • : Wait 'riiiF na - Pritisi in holy . orders, and the instru- O. printed - 13,406 DiA was an , ifdiFtment„ at c ae....intaxiep_ s of didr. 4 ti tatt po-liiveeisr! What it wCfulsl be in morals no one -ViTANTED to PURCHASE the next PRESEN- : S unda y , August 16, printed - 12,912 Alexandei Bruce "gab* tho &hi% 1) ,Y 4 eourd doubt—what an laW, he could not then oip. in TATION to a LIVING of the annual Value of from ~ • Sunday, August 23, printed - 11,662 ' ' ' a:CO to £4OO, with the prospect of early possession. Sunday, August . 50, printed - 11,500. , Defy, Esq. Hen,ry Wrottesley, Ecq. ei tt i te Namur, the c ag e as it t h qustgoc r' '; he 'His of opinion the )i,bel L ett ers, post-paid, addressed to A.B. bio. AR, Gracechurch- '1: Sunday, September 6, printed - 11A5. ' able Charles Ewan Law, Commispioriers of Bankreti ibilikd l9tvigdmit&ct wai accorduigly ciiimissed. g reet, London, will meet with immediate attention. • . Sunday, September 13, printed' - 11,e85 • acting under thi:Commissioalsed4ut Willa the ` l , le " P `' ' re v. ioltd&ron. 11;138 ~. . - ... . . iptLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, • %May. septembet 2 0. Printed • - au.06.. . - At 1.. IN No. 97, for June, 1616, will be PIIIILIJINED on ?aims- Sanday s ,Repternber 47, printed - mutt oll• . . Sunday, Oembor 4, pelmet - 11.135 .'. 3, ptuseonsw, trisaisaa , os. mem eitich be had . nriatt thl *IP. ' m v, July 1. Sunday, October it, red . - 11,066 :•• nude a few days since, for putting. ado, trial • il l . obit cipaaideod the ; Pained for T. Cidell and W. Davies; London; and 117 t, Sunday, October 19, printed - 11,67 ' 1 these indictments to future Jay, on t h e gro un d o f Nord asiti4Vittin.hitsbantf, and ad ' • of Blackwood, Edinburgh, to whom Communications (poet paid) t . Sunday. October 85, Primed- - " •iii ,2o6 :: the absence of a material and necessarr witn ess , * Wife, - 181813 algae? b' . her iii/n "C nse,, wai may be addressed. Sunday, November 1, plated - , 31,450 3, ,I . 7 . .., , ii,90 , 6t ,v,. named Sylvester, who had not arrived from Ben geto • iiikougtf telliridill'Oeity citses • Of this' kilidc but as On the let of July will be published, Sunday, No ember a, printed , • .. 11 , 14 2 .1c p : in the lgetherlaads. The affidavit being emended in die nbjedidd i tifikti tin: her behalf Offetect•iiiiitter for itiodsovidi. printed in Three Vols. Iwo. and illustrated with - Sunday,. November ta, printed . Portraits, the Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, of Sunday, Novem b er 22, printtd - 13,. • . . thosd' particulars, in respect of which it was previously Very•graviesiliosideration, he would give his PETER'Sjiidg- LETTERS TO HIS KINSFOLK ; - Sunday, November 29, printed , - 11,850 ~ 'N. objected to, . mear 4 llfliitikilliY• being a Series of Familiar Letters, written eluting a late ~' Sunday, December 6, primed !- - 14,006 .. • The COURT, with the concurrence of Mr. Scariett, •• .1 ,- •••• • N ,it TJ S.otland. Sunday, December 13, printed ,-, 11,890 1 " • -• . •.. . Ptimea for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand, London; Sunday, December 20, printed • - 11 550 ,` •• consented to postpone the trial until lifonday, , the - At-1 . 01 r. 41 . trio ,.,reomoib-A,., ii iii ,„: , ! , . . L,...,1 Wm. L'iackwood, Princes-street, Edinburgh. ' Sunday, December 27, printed , - 11,315 . sth of July ffext, for which day it was fixed. • • ,Yesterilay,. according to annual c114.4 . 3M, 4 a Cosh . . Sunday, January 5, printed •' . ' .11,187 " : THE Nina 4.7. 01101102 CARTER, R 44). "-- Tali day was published, in svo, price ss. 6d. in boards, Sunday, January 10, printed . 11,207 ! This was. an i n against the defendant, a mon Halt was held {dr the puvpose of electing.twis A N ANALYSIS ofthe PItINCIPLES of PLEAD- Sunday, January 17, printed . • 14850, - S h er i ffs and other City Officers for die year . : I Nif:_ or idea of a Study of that Science. Slimtlest 10••••••••• as nrintiti . 11 ii. 74 . Professional Gentleman , at the instance of Mr. Bruce. • ._ _ . . _ • • !. •- - . I F. i'' ~~ _~ thr ' - Nnk I I Y 44), Is Yen,. defendant. , Professional Gentleman, at the instance of Mr. Brits* for perjury, in having (as was alleged) falsely a* corruptly sworn, in an affidavit in the Court of Chid eery, that hellad not at any tune delivered, or caused to b e delivered, to the Corptnissioners named in the Commission against the prosecutor, any clan de. written statement touching the said Commission, an. had ne; given any or either of them any Tamar et i fee, except the regular fees Payable to CommissiOnatt under the Statutes relating to Bankrupts.. The Patosacuroa expressed a wish to address Jury on the cbnduct of the Prosecution. but he told by tlick Curt , that he could not be su ff ered s o do, it having been decided, with the Unanimous cask currence of all the Judges of ' a prosecAtoTf . teldeating his entitled to this privilege. The case then went on, and cution completely failed,and ' Not• Guilty, his Counsel pot ' any answer to the indictment. THE KING o, This was also an indictrpept, at , Bruce, against the defendant, he Bankrupt . Commission, tos , wilful cusom ftl a iriOn the purpose of elec= 'Sheriffs.,Officers for ;he year Ji tea r editieles past one, the LORD MAYOR•VaiIIO: on the hustliles, attended by Alderman J,l. tileetiog, ScuoLET, Wool),' XAMSR, W*121014114 TVORP r ,C. Storm, and ROTHWELL, the Itacoapaa, Shailfs e lpe: Themsornent his Lordship presented himself assailed with decided marks of disapprob every quarter of the Hill, wqkte the Alderuseragre generally applauded. After the Hall was duly opened, and the REcortnita.declared the object.of the Meet: w ing, the Sheriffs prOCeeded the lection, and the following Gentlemen were put in'nominatieo; viz. Rimy WArrusiam, Up Alderman, sad FranwwEstr. %CNA ID u./ ROTIIIWILLijkI o and Eshtnonpr . . _ Joint W.l.ii Boma, q. Citizen. and. &brit hairsongts l / 4 ' " !NG, or Idea of a Study of that Science. fy NTIIONY HA3I MOND, Esq. of the Inner Temple. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, gal-street, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, in 2 vols. royal Bro. L;rteted Index to the Term Reports, by A. Hammond, Esq. ---- WATKINS ON CONVEYANCING. This day was published, complete in Octavo, PRINCIPLES of CONVEYANCING, designed for the Use of Students, with an Introduction on the Study ci that Branch of Law.--Ily CHARLES WATKINS, Esq. Barrister Law. The Third Edition, with very considerable Additions, by RICHARD PiIESTON,Esq. of Lincoln's Inn Barrister at Law. 1 London Printed for W. Clarke and Sold, Law Booksellets, Pirtugatatreet, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom nuf be had, in 2 Vols. evo. price XI. 13s. boards, Watkins on Copyholds. Also, in 3 vols. royal Bvo. price ES. 15s. boards, Mr. Preston's Treatite on'Abstracts of Title, 11,850, 24, printed .. 11,67 5 Sunday, hairy 51, printed - 11,400 Sunday, Febinary 7, printed - 110550 , Sunday, February 14, printed - 150011 1, •• Sunday, February 21, printed -1 11,01)4 - Sunday, February 28, printed 11,504 Sunday, March 7, printed - Sunday, March 14, printed - 11,573 Sunday, March 21, printed - 11 AM Sunday, March 28, printed - ai,sfio Sunday, April 4, printed - Sunday, April 11, printed - 11,750 Sunday, April 18, printed - 11,690 Sunday, April 2S, printed - 11,920 Sunday, May 2, printed - 11,575 I 0 , -;.; Total 602,224 It may not be wholly uninteresting for his Reader to know, that the amount paid to the Revenue for sit hundred and two thou sand, two hundred and twenty-four atautps, was no Less a sum than, eight thousand and twenty-nine pounds, independent of the Excde upon twelve hundred and four reams of taper, at three-pence each pound weight, and the duty of three shillings and sixpence upon every Advertisement, inaking e a r aal sum contributed to the Revenue by Tux Ciasitavnts Jo in one year, of about Ten TAousanel Pounds, and that for only fifty two publications. of Westminster Hall, that t i tte ff l'i.sowsoosti A ini a . I;olti2;o E.q. cua nt;ft , 1,034 7 44 7 " 5.1111 1417, , is case in person, wag " iwr Vr - It &oiler, 4. Stationer: ';' • 44 ' Mr. PEACnCE then p ro p osed heel*: Wdirateß ncl in the result the prose- Paentris, Esq.• Citizen and Haberdaiher, which was Seconded,_and on the shew of haridi being takeiji d the defendant was found . duly. being called upon to giv . e . the nliority appeared in favon`r.niVtrit.tasU Tuopqr , . ,- nt. . . 'so*, sq. and J.'W. PAiticlN9, th e The naine st ' P4IL LINC h - - '.. • Alderman WAtittltAll Wag ill Tist,' bit' it 'Hit sat, at 'the,instancisigir• suggestion of his friends, the Livery declined el p tc rt tr a n u t lant, i.he Messenger tp * h im, as the c _ owl in) wilful and/cOnCsrpt jr.i li n ty.. 4a.had at '. ‘ r e ed cliicheTc• 4 kvil l 'ilk"K". 11111 In adel ,._ rn6tl . ,"" v _,_' sart to vcta, ill* C . A Wreeted wias loud apitlanse. PiOsecliwes C o n n u "'" n i* ' Therittiertiff OM ri being 'elected, the Strife. reei wosecutfu:. did not -Us* ;the yetited to the COureofaldermen to announce the re • in addition to certain, of- suit. In a fiw minUteseftersvardi the Lckli**6lqlSs ;ed to his Commissioners, attended as before, returned to, . i the. Hall in4,lb4 amed James, hid suggei- , Eat. - f ir s v ie arm e ee was atsiintal.for - 9.ciof dition thereto, when they anithe was again 'hoolid'iiiia PW r klin tan . = down in wntting by the manner. mr. * *moo* e) „, legn* - aitot forgoer on the part :of the f r r e ' to address thiLivery; oo which ha Was,addripted by . le evidence of Mr. Uruce, two of the City w * *Aired bins is was. ing-, B. Reffec. Eitrai •in him then to 1 . 611 the R,r.coitsma had as supported by the eel.; - stated the result of the' fection, but that when this Ir. Dynely, Mr: La*, the • done 'he would •be heard. Satisfied with this; CT.. 1,.......t. n5...a,...., SALES BY AUCTION. BIRMINGHAM, COVENTRY, LEEDS AND LIVER POOL, HUDDERSFIELD, PORTSMOU'TH ANA) ARUNDEL CANALS; SEVERN AND WYE RA It- WAY ; CITY GAS LIG/IT and COUNTY FIRE-OF. VICE (Own) sgiquis; and GRAND SURREY CA ' NAL LOAN NO .S.--By Mr. SCOTT, Oa Femur, July 4, at 'Nrelve, at the Mart, unless previously lihcbsed of by Private Contract, riOVENTRY CAN 4 Three Shares, dividing V £44 pet Share per Annum ; Birmingham Canal, Two Sit, dividing £4O per Sure; Ludt and Liverpool Canal, Tee Shares, dividing £lO per Share; Severn and Wye Railway, Mt, Shafer, dividing at the rate of£l. 45. per Annum ; Ports meth and Arundel Canal, Ten Shares ; Huddersfield Canal, Twenty Shares; City Gas Lights, Seven Shares, diViding £lO per Cent. Five County Fire-Office Shares ; sad Six Grand. Syr try Loan Notes of £lOO each, bearing interest at per Cent. itgularly paid.—Particulars at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham; klatabett's Hotel, Illocadilly ; at the Mart; And at the Office of Ilr. Scott, New Bildge-gtreet. AMERICA.' Papers have arrived from Charleston to to l and from Savannah and Washington to th ee= w. They are chiefly filled with speculations, with regard I to the rumoured cession of Cuba to this country, and 'some demur on the part of the Court of Madrid bp i ratify the cession of the Florida: to the United States. It has been conjectured, that this country may , have signified to the Spanish Government that it will not cSnsent to the transfer of the Floridas, without ro : ceiving as 4 counterpoise, . the Island of Cuba ; and, as Spain may not choose to part with the latter, and cannot go to war Tor its defence, she may be corn pelled.to disavow the cession of the former. In re. lutation of this conjecture, we have only to remind our Readers that the Britis h Ministers recently disa vowed any interference with the arrangements between Spain and - the United States. . . The fetitiols for the immediate assembling of Congress, to adopt measures for relieving the dis tresse; of the commercial, agricultural, and manufac turing classes, ar? noticed in an' article hi The Na tional Intilligencer: It iffords no prospect to the Pe titiOncrs of having their wishes gyatißid. , The state of 6lic affairs, it is'observed, is at_this gine in no res t varied, so far as we are informed,. from that which ex *d . at the time when Congress adjourned, and when they rifused to anticipate dip visual Sitting of "Congress, altloug4 proirosed'frcim 3 highly re spectable guar* : The same Paper, i deating to the correspondence which has been published between Lord ‘.;echrane and S; aptain Bidden, of the Ontario, seems to doubt ' tut even if authen tic in the main, it contends, that translated into - Paper into an cannot retain The meaning pears to some National Intelligez of bluster. " Our claims, 48 ale not 4d#01.1.9". - Chamsery, concerning the in having stated that the rosecutot: 4* . words " rdo not know it, " in addition to fensive e'spressions addressed to his Corm until after a Gentleman, nar - ted those words as an addition were directed to be taken . Commissioners.—The case , cution was supported hy the Mr. James Davis, and Mr. " The defendant's- case was _ dence of Mr. Wrottesly, Mr. Dynely, three Commiskioners, -and Mr. Joseph Maihew. The case went to the Jury, under the Learned Judge's directions; and the Jury instantly found the defendant—Not Guilty. The trial of these cases lasted from ten o'clock the morning until half past seven in the_eveuing.. a: By Mr. WAR/FIELD, At Garrawiy's, on Tussa“, the 13th of 3uly, Lt 12 o'clock, PHE celebrated Estate of PIEUCEFIPILD, near Chepstow, in Monmouthshire ; the Property consists of a soble Mansion, standing in a Park of 571 Acres, bounded on one tide by a Stone Wall, on the other by the River NVye. The whale Estate comprises TWO THOUSAND SIX HUN DRED AND SIiVIIN'TY-YOUR ACRES of Land, ex vsding on bath the banks of the Wye, from close to Tlntern Abbey, to the Town of Chepstow, and is of the anpual value of THREE 'rIiOUSAND-SIX HUNDRED min SIITT POUND& _ . . Mr. t s ' - - A 1 . ' and the Rsconn in the .r. WOOIER _es.steL .. , . wa, .oival folio, declared were the- Sheriffs, Scc. for the ensuing year. Mr. WooLsa then came to the front of the hustings, when , the,Loao .141Axoa ixamt 7 diatelylqUitted his seat, and advanced half way t? Oak Mace-bearer.' The. iiiisings,ivere again Tenasttrl . 6astd Mr. Wootin 'Wei called beifireatritgaß to Proceed. The I,OIID Mayortthen rote, sad said in a peremp tory tone, " Come ;—dissolve the Hall." The' Alder. sten and City Officers,pf quit* retired. It_avolillian r . utterly impossible to attempt giving WIT idea confusion Which now 'took place. There Were e loudest expressions of ' disgust and Indignatiorf al d' condUct of the Lola WAYOS, Who'setired . amhiste, certainly-00re hipingsand sraanings than we error to.. eolliet in the Ball. lc w,as impos si ble for.a4l), person to he heard fiir some tine, so &real. waf t jilbe . upro,x against tiq LOl:dship. • • ' . - ' r CONSISTORY COURT,. JUNE al. • . LORD HAWKE V. LADY HAWKE. This was a proceeding not usual in the Consistory Court. It was a jactitation of marriage brought by the Right Honourable Lord Hawke against Augusta V.lizabeth.Corri, calling herself Lady Hawke. His Lordship exhibited in the first article of the libel that he was in no way married or united to the defendant, who, in the year 1800, in divers places, falsely and maliciously boasted that she was married to the said Lord Hawke, whereas in fact no marriage was solemnized between them, and being sumippned Lordslit:p , ase such '- she did Lord Hal therefore, HOUSE Leave was Navigation be Lower Canada, first and second The Chairman fei;ed the Articles nourable Mr - mittee, after , and - the evidence that th e aid' We learn -- - _ In picturesque scenery this spot ha's been long celebrated u the first in Gi . cat Brit.sin, Nature haying- lavitheti her favours open it with a most bountiful hand, and rendered it the boast sad pride of all lovers of fine scenery. The intrinsic value is peat, from its contiguity to Chepstow and she Sewn, which terries its produce to the best markets. Particulars may be had of Messrs. White spa Woodrciffe, Sulicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ;of Messrs. Lemma, Solicitors, Bristol; Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Row of Mean. Watt, Solicitors, Batit ; tad at Mr. Wakefield's, Land ' Agent and Surveyor, No. 49, Pall- Nall, of whom Tickets may be had to view it. • THE ADVOWSON .OF TUE VERY VALUABLLE RECTORY OF LONG MELPORO, IN SUFFOLK. By Mr. PHILLIPS, On FamAr, the 23d day of July, 1819. at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England), at Twelve at Noon, HE Parish contains about 0000 Acres of rich I Land. The Small Tithes of the whole Parish are due to t , ..e Rectory, and, with the exception of about 2000 Acres, the Great Tithes also. The Glebe consists of upwards of 130 Acres, WIC of which is in a Ring-fence, and essatiguous to the Par-. wtage-House, which is calculated for the accommodation of a lute family, and has excellent Gardens, Coach-House, and elm Buildings attached to it. There is also a Manor well cocked with Game. The present Inciunbene is 79. Milford is on the turnpike-road from Bury St. Edmund's to London, 60 miles distant from the latter, and 12 miles South sidle former. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Phillips, the Auc tower, 73, New Bond-street, London ; and ol Mr. Wm. Dalton, Solicitor, Bury Bt. Edmunds. The Parsonage House and Premises may be viewed by appli eficn to Mr. Dalton. DERBYSHIRE la lots, at the King's Head Inn, in Derby, on MONDAY, the . .cti day of August next, and the following day, If not dis posed of ca the ltith, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal sisting of the Manor of lIORSLEY, and sundry Farms, toataining upwards of NINE HUNDRED ACRF.S, let to Teoants at Will. The Estate is exempt from the Tythes of Hay . ltd tnr7l, and situate about six miles from the town of De rb y . :urapike and mail-coach toad from Derby to Chesterfield. For further particulars apply to Mr. Curzon, Derby ; Mr, Isbert Ilarvey Wyatt, Barton, near Lichbeld' and Messrs. Strong, and Rackham, Lincoln's Inn ; or at the place of sak.. TO BE SOLD, FARM, consisting of a comfortable Dwelling -4- Howe, with capacious Barn, Stable, Cart-Lodge, Gra- Part, ar.d Cattl.:- Sheds of the most convenient description, new a few years, and 167 Acres of Land of the best quality. Jae Ere is of Copyhold tenure, subject to a small quit-rent, !ad a fine certain on death or alienation of Is. an Acre and 2s. T "' a House • distant from London about 6 5 miles, and from a Wharf o Miles. Possession may be bad at Miehaelenn next, more, it required. I . or further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid), to Mesas. 1 - , land and Sawyer, Solicitors, Staple-Inn, London. ..- Canadians, pr 25th instant, river Rouge, time, it is said, Canadian, conversed, _ mentioned settlers, a winter there, reports It to be milder than Cl:prance that me populous .„ • 11011 a.• AAV lUDE IL.I illa6►Clll.l‘lll i Lout c•,. .a. .9......... - 1 . vain, it contends, that' tavipg been first q b's r Lo dshi to cease such boasting, - (l c a '':''' ... .1.....:......." " . “ - V1T" ......r. 2 p zatuvrmcaz' Tv OOD an d WATTIORAN were severailg nto.a Milian Paper, end from a Chillan obey. Lord Hawke, therefore, prayed it might be called to take the Chair, *bee declined it; as beingcoh. an American (int, the " translated letters proved in that Court that he was free, and in no way mar . to established • custom, They both wad mitred to ber; also that she might be compelled to 4 Lin much iesembhunie to tine Original." r. WOOLER then, in 4 short speech animadvert 44 - ig of all till is, that Captain fliddell ap- fladat &caw boas t ing, and be cdndecnned to pay the in the strongest terms on what he called, the scan ne disadvantage in the btistnesi and The costs of "it! . dalous, disgraceful, and inStatin conduct' of thi* . r e adH4rzza gaveln ap lea , by which it appeared LORD MAYO* John Atkins, Esq. —conduct Whlcit itelligencer comes to his aid , with . a piece " Our Officers," • it * eeet ty rj e. that lie a sr e 4 lord Ap*lce..,*ho was a widower, had Certainly nor ant parallel lit "records of the .ie not sent abroad to he 4 the Puidiiti , . 0 ter, etid co'nse4ed to be mar- city. Often had be seen clannosti.and trickeiy made Loire of on these boards, to lirovN ie be, voice -44,4 1r Lords of any nadoe pl Oils r • • ried to hei:` ' 'cilinAl itiringesieufs for that p pu . r- -au r , l oA j ou * . • ~ ... . k ose„ and 'lent with her in a carnagg. minis rocsoir_,....s, speaker', tsist never till now ha,. alit,. •• f Migistrakg _;, ..aclea i n so nostitea - 41h to the nvidieS IUSE di? ASSEMI 4 7.: litwav Docto r s'• Clunmoni, to ohtaia a liCesye. - He wts o f L am m ~ • • • her ' the .* . • .and if Id& •el h • as given to bring is; e the in C 4 rriar! °n• 0 - returas- le .er oitheLivery--(Louci lipp/austr X Heouisitionlvall Z sent to his Lordship, and Fringing read it; he isrui-:., between the p roem i al •-' of n ic e en d be bad obtahied a speciatlicenSe. T p sa m e &ewe la b , an d the said ilitltia , l i g i or t h e thiniarriageiciiiolemelized at his Lordship's house, ~, NO.-I-win call no such Melanin 'ar4l I'll giv9.yciri cund time, d committ4 • 29, Park4asie. • Tie - assured her it • *as solerunited lib - - mini kw inly . conduct.' The tendemiu.who . i rtnano f e t te ittee to w ha m was re - According to the rites of the Church of Estgland, IT reasons Ole Ite.fusstilut; hoped 'its ' arts* *OA krt i e b ts. o f ,i e .. 4e b moot sp i n a t h e H o . a Priest in holy orders, with a proper. lice4se...F* d osidd i jirb , tter,*ti i t i_. „0 ~s ir :..1 Ir. Justice : -id,'report:that the Cote- . 21 ° 1 " 'taw°. Omaha' after then 3 a-r ri a e s it ryas , 4i ., t ' ne latae- Alit atriairjerneknriri:' aster stith • sl . T having cons i dered the Artipia ieferied, 0 14111 ii‘ -desire of fAra " awke ' . "f t q uite - ~ tiogolurillkt4iiier-rAgersti Ay* 0 ' . idence in sepport thereof, is or opinion ' . 044 " 4165110°.d. to i ether ‘ frcnn the " luta :7 '4- c * • A *lithe ctitiduct iiibiebla ii.4 . 4 i ti t tiiiiii_t; .. d'charges are altogetheinnfourulpd. tbeyear•lbilK.and during the years 1815-and 1 .. n keilrei• ttnnOludecr OW .a •-• MONTREAL; IIA•K M. • Par . k-la a t ~..tAtis t e at t__ at Wel. moll, , 4 1 _ I . . . .' ' '!%20•14 mix Of tbfaK4rest 4 tbs* lit‘ifs 'to efolndir tati sow lilPe-In 1 . 817, - at his Lopkishisei;hosso( - ap i ee e 1 6, f i f r e fbita i t i lit . tharoff: ,‘„ . .... ~ .„„ „„.,,,,,... theft ate about seventy individuals, ---I wu.g . _ Preparing to set out from this plice•os the Poris, .f, . other cos on Lieconclinn v . 46 itr pertoi4 lfae,w . hia , Itaiunition lima* to Kim dinetp ? t, • , to petition Parliiiiie . it *kW new Tazfili%. nt, for Loid Selkirk's settlenwolit , en di* Ing, in ; " 8 ! /.46 . iw el4 ' i l d :Z ; ..- i„..1,„ crii ‘: - aw..lie ismatia tilos* wialskiwkihclialki a' % e.- The number' of settler* even,. at this Eilai".'"aw ebtli f tlY".... l 'u rib l, .! '" — I frp tieht e 'a tat Tigln.of clic L4vq-1 L'ixarges, in the.C4lo- aid, amount to about 500. 'An intelligent* MO= was isitrodicod riT 4 fil 14Pidilagfi ilkom . trockidefivel tVirettlifi dmiVWAMet - mitre/suede' s lilemis. eon siumrand emus' onset,: it bfw i mismatiesees"..s(raws.noity sari:3l. q., , , , ~----- —l- , . 1 in easy circumstances, with. Of* floe u . --- " • n —brads& spiew 414. pkidermaass and who 'Nei thither with *0 Wolf.. i v ae• ~Whelrere. Dc't te • : ~_ rP ' a P r wile'i • - - 1 ! 1 p• • l et --- gliel• . • 1 ' Co PlSt ma • , settlers, wit ,c• a nbi s & m il t, 604 . he has t corrciis ed4iith eaell . ...in ?. t ertit ~, ~ _ , 06 c9n . th. Ativl .....,, 'tad ins:kite-bin aiaftnialialif - • ~_.• eadt ~, c ijantmititisly ere , when engaged 0 111641111 t 4 t ic1.- rr -id , -wee id ihiedic *Ad - 4.... " - , ' 26 •. ; 1 ftosillAr *if. a:Oak)? .itiFittlieodYWit iii , .* - , o be *fertile country, and - tette** nruch. Lady rrom his Lordship were constantly • ch'ese . # spectable body nrtha iiiklerY, every igeatation*Magr that of Canada. Thus' there Is everyA • * Lady Hawke." His children by his bit •• ,•• taken- to prevent any. but Liverymen from havink -. 0 sat this Colony, in tine coure‘ Of OA no P M S Id a n d flourishing.. -•,. • • ' ln* oujoiind. to :-. • , . 1 ... r to thsei' niv .... ,, 0ha•-i . . . access, te the HAL t , _ ',' J - - " ' I. • .11r.