Star. — London, England, 1830-01-25 00:00:00

Vfe flUtt . „ -. .t.''..• -±". ,;..., , • : .i444t.....'-,Pil., , -:‘ .... ~. 7T, ."' MR. r OWEN. AIIIDRESS TO THE AGRICULTURISTS AND MIAMI FACTURZIBI OF GREAT BRITAIN. . PELLoW Coutrrnuttnzial•have been for Kim. tithe **Ming to see if the slit:whit cleated by your downward pewees la society, through. your own competition; or 't kiwi, which by dent program, you are obliged to '1640 ppm the Monte* and operatives whom rut ern pia, would maid...you to discover the hopeless.prospect Nke yen, while the "Mem o which renders that sow petit*. necessary, shall continue to govern yob Vow actidfili. But, it seethe, the distress which you hive eX petleziewl, or your desire to accumulate individual gain, by an Isere:wed competition with those, who bring far med similar productions with your own, has • hitherto presented you from detecting the ufeleilolltiii of your &m -ite; or from perceiving the degrading and injurious cha racter of the system, in which you are involved. You invest large capitals in yest businese r you em ploy all the producers of wealth in Great Britain and Ireland ; you use much milli, and apply great personal industry in your operations, and yet, very generally, your espies/ is depreciated ; you are obliged to reduce the wages of labour; and then after your ,ntmost toil, and being subject to the moot corroding anxieties, yin fre quently experience an entire loss of your property, and are reduced to poverty, withonr any hopes for the future. The is your present situation ' • while you, and those whom you employ, are the producers of all the wealth which is annually emanated in the kingdom. Ton can create a superfluity of wealth for the non-pro ducers in society ; you can overstock all the markets in the world open to you, no(only with useful, but with the most useless productions ; and yet, you cannot prevent yeinnelves and those whom you employ, from sinking in the Stale of society, or from often experiencing an actual want of the common necessaries of life. Surely these results are sufficient to call your attention to the system itself, in which you exist; to those perpetually recurring circumstances, which proceed from it, and which disappoint all your skill, exertion, and perseverance. Does the thought never occur to any of you, why it is that we can and do bring forward an overwhelming amount of wealth, which we annually increase, and yet that we are compelled, by an irresistible necessity, to use lee. and less of it ourselves ? Why, my friends, if you could be enabled to look out of the confused and perplexing system in which you are involved, and calmly examine the cause of such absurd anomaly, you will discover that you an troubling your selves in vain ; and that there is no real necessity for any risk of capital, for so much toil, or for any anxiety whatever. You have it now in your power, without any of these evils, to produce, first abundantly for yourselves and fami lies, and then abundantly also for all those for whom, be yond your own supply, there is any necessity you should produce. You, and the labourers and operatives whom you employ, now create all the wealth which the whole po pulation annually consumes ; while a very large part of your capital, skill, and industry, is most iajudiciosiely, or injuriously employed. Produce for yourselves; and exchange your respective commodities and services, for equal labour in other commodities, or for equal services, and you will perpetually superabound, in all things that the human heart can desire. And such proceedings, were you once trained in the practice of them, would be simplicity itself, compared with the involved, and per plexed transactions in which, under the existing system, you are hourly engaged. Those whom you employ are now the slaves of the non-producing dames in society ; and you are no better, under this system, than mere slave-drivers ; with this difference upon the part of your slaves, compared with those I have seen in the West ladies, and in the South ern States of North America, that your slaves have no legal claim upon you, when you do not require their ser vices, for houses, food, clothes, medicine, and medical advice, when necessary ; all of which coloured slaves have, and are, therefore, free from the excess of anxiety and corroding care with which your white slaves are overwhelmed. But there is in this cue, u in every other, a suffi cient cause for the irrational state in which, apparently without hope of relief, you are now entangled. You exist in the midst of circumstances, the most irra tional ; and, therefore, the most opposed to your well being, and to the happiness of the whole community, in which are a few individuls for whom you toil so unre mittingly, without adequate remuneration for your skill, industry, and capital. Your expectations of happiness are continually blasted by a system, the foundation of which is an error, the most lamentable that can afflict the human race. It is in consequence of this error, that you are unable to relieve yourselves from the difficulties which surround you on every side ; that you are compelled to continue the wretched practice, of an overstrained attempt to bay cheap, and to sen dear; while, the sole effect of such efforts, is to compel you to sell every thing at the cheapest rate potable, to the non-producers; and to buy every thing from them, in return, at the dearest possible rats; whereby, you do not, in reality, obtain one per cent. is return for your capital, skill, and industry.. Through this error, you are made too irrational to per ceive, or to pursue your real interest. You are made to I imagine that it lies in ens emus; shot it is to be found may in an opposite direction. And until this error shall be removed, yea condition out remain en hopeless, se , caret errortan ands it. No parties, therefore, have a greater interest in 'detecting and removing that error than you and thou whom you employ - For, while this terse *hall be *offered to remain, Op canape!, as it does, nil men to feel, to think, tall to tit, trnstionally, you atalsot unite in feelings, thoughts, sr micas, with sairacient sincerity and hoosety, to atteie dee vollef you require, et tilt prosperity. wbiek ample seems would otheratise votary to you. an union of purpose end of sedan, rur case is heroism ; Ind there can be nohmaatt union of purpose or of emit% among any portion of dolma= race, while they shall live under a system, &traded en an error so directly opposed to the wallebeing and the happiness of the 'batman rads, as that, on which the whole system. or Nasty, in all conetries, and at all times, has been "Sabo liaised. ' You will noway Inquire, what Is this error, the can sequeoces of which, an ea calamitous to ourselves, ant wade lemma race It is the eappositioe, " Malin* beset jbtreed Sy figaww,•to fief es de likes. Wilt 010 diistA as ihe *apes:" ea which supposition 0044 religiose, govememets, codes of bars, had la/64061M iri, **weal litho beiiiitaillatrtad ;;;, deb. cifeenotaaces in WAY - -hdlifirt/' hasedre. laws *O. 411insa, Irk" WOOMIIIMIWOMPAIMOIIiftiSSI alkii:611116111411•110 10101k._ • -. • . Deteutisolds mi*ipabiewiftrall the dire- f arseataagaitAiliellifearivih Vidkifris for pm to i n ad le *fa*, Vat' ' OiVed whom you employ, who are the Sot and greatest sof-) foram from tgw denievisitour. You coin the wealth. Inn& beep the puree strings of misty; and, therelbre, :you poet. the pewee now to tray to ignorance, and to podirty, and to die inumerable afflicting evils which .tbsy. getierato.-" Thun.fir, ban yea, &deemed ; but your race is ler, year origin •is detected, and you shall proeeeit do feather." For, henceforward, the fountiaGen of society shall be laid deep in real knowledge ; and, in consequence, its practise will be also*, midi, sincerity, union, cha rity, and kindness. 'tie motives to induce any to buy Cheap, to sell deer, or toobtais any advantage whatever, over their fellows,. .will cease to exist ; and will be for ever extinguished. All such irrational motives, will give place to those which are rational; or, correctly speaking, to these only, which are strictly virtuous, or in accordance with were. If you were in peassolion of the requisiteknowledge to direct year conduct, you would have the power to effect! ' this great change, for the benefit of the whole population, in a shorter period, and more effectually, than any odes? Clasp. Truth is always simple; and the knowledge of it, when honestly stated, is easily acquired by any portion of the human race. You have, therefore, but to examine the facts which will be given to the public, on these im portant subjects. Yon will find them all in unison one with another ; for when you discover inconsistency of any deseriptiea in what is placed before you, there must be an error somewhere. And fortunately, there is a certain criterion, both of truth and error; the knew being always consistent with every other fact in the uni eerie while &clatter is opposed to some, or wily, or all of th em. By this criterion, we know, that man has not been made to feel es he likes and to think as he pleases ; and that every system, founded on the supposition that he possesses the power to do otherwise, must lead to endless errors in human conduct, deception of every kind, and, consequently, disunion ; to continual irritation, and to every kind of misery. That you may acquire moral courage sufficient to exa mine these subjects fairly and honestly, and thus be enabled to relieve yourselves from the difficulties which now oppress you, is the sincere wish of your friend, 1111, Breford-sqoare, January, U3O. ROBERT OWEN. DARING ROBBERY AND BURGLARY. A robbery sad burglary, in itsextent and bardihood =paralleled of kt. Tsars, when tee Dumber of lodbridosls ma the premises (so his than SOO) at the time of Its perpotratim is coos 'Meted, was on Friday swift committed at the Towmball sod workhouse of at Maki d Mile-sod Old Tows, is the Moms& ma From the 'abroad= somenunicated to the police, it appears that between Ave and six o'clock tro the above nerving, some ber• glare peostrated one of the warm shutters of the hall.doet whitlow, bla e t:: of cent/Mks. and eanseved a portion of the timber work. the Rearm thee crated, they *traduced their hands. NMI Wig lido MB to prams alum, and tantameeing the ins bar by wbkb the window was second, they lifted t* the each, and thus obtained an easy antaace. Having accompliAed this, they at once lasersord to the Coennalttn-room, when the each for re lieving the external poor was usually kept, with the mecca*. of securing It ; but in this they were diseppoloted, it having been re. ssoved en the previous night to Pies Mudge's. the mistress's room.' foe the pater safety ; and, though they broke open a press. they were still onsucceseful In the of their penult. From the Committee room they to Miss Nudge's bed chamber ; in going to which they had to pass sic several doors leading to the rooms where the servants of the institution slept ; but, to guard against any Interruption from than, they took the precaution of fastesdag them is, for which. the belts being on the outside of the doom every facility was Worded. While engaged le this part of their operations, they were frequently threatened by the bastes ; bat of this they were regardless, sod vowed to take Immediate vett pence on any one who attempted to come est, for which purpose they said they had come well prepared. After this, they, by main force. buret is the bed-ream door et the mistress, and the violence they made use of may be lodged of by the fact that the Ina hasp was erally wrenched from the den pests. On entering the apartment they hastened to Miss Medge's bed-aide, and putting a dark lantern close to her face, asked where was the geld? She asswered that there was none in the house.— They then, with dreadful insprecatiams, one of them swearing that he would blow her brains out If she murmured. demanded her keys; these were given to them by a yaws girl who lay in the same apartment, by Miss Nudge's desk., sod, after remaining for some time, they perceived a tea-board on which was piled ISM in Slyer, which was provided for the payment of the poor. and this they poured into a sock; and having erased a draught on Bar clay's bank fir 71. lib. dd. sod a policy of laserance is the Bun i Fire Mee, they deputed with their *poll, leaving the isomers be hied these. and lighting themselves down with a rush fight. Forty pomade reward is "red for their discovery. A gentleman meeting his friend on Tuesday last ob versed. " it visa so cold he did not Mow wheeler ble Dose was GC or so."—" it's not pie yet," replied the ether, " thoogb I sae k's es the point of dropplog." INCREASE Or BANNINPTS.IIIO number of bank reptcles in lan ammoted to no less dim one thousand sit Modred sod forty•two ! Thin is au emote of about eue.ddrd of the ave. toge of ordinary years. We bear that the sags of one of the sew streets me to be made of iron, which is sow muck cheaper than sonseet loso hes boo lately mock used for wheels, gates, sad kordki. MI that the law says about cleaning the pavement is die t.—'list every hoseeholdar shall sweep, or came to he swept.. the peonmen before his km door. "every aseroks bereft she idol* doting a fall of snow." So that, however greet the fall et wow may be, unless it cootiouss to fell dories these boon. the law does not require ids to setup the pavement at all. The thousand per annum, which remains to Mr. Barry O'Meara. as the fruit Obis matrimonial spec with old Lady Lie, just deceased, Is said by peneters is afoot a practical pool of die essfseles vireos of the Lee posy: . Lova IN Tall Oacnarras.—The list of amorous musical protestors b rapidly laereadog. At low-street, oo flare. day, a fensak of lady-like anemone, who anuommd herself as the Wife of a onoical peetisetaa of acknowardpd talons lately k the embolus of Comekgardro Thome, applied to dm megistreee to compel her Noband to support her. TM lady mused that she west to Bash ea • kelt, sod est her tours kaki that was occupied by one of her busbea pupils. d's Wheo she veto with ceeduct. he mid her be fraud pleased' OM Weft de die ace.—all. Minelsoll told the lady ' lbw the Xt.coune would be to strehr her tempt is ihnouglrthe tae 5 TILICKAILY op Ov annsana.—We find that the iverseers of tine paw is some oatatry parishes ham attempted to Idly the paupers Is pods lostosd of reauey, au the pretense that a 1 wratiderable woks was elected say purchasing she mei delve tile is large pootitisw kietrever. are ore to state, ea the authority of the fora Judges of the Court of Stock le directly is Miaow et law, where as intermalate Weever soak is made est the ttalsectiok The previskus eiritemity aumsed to it are eacellent—for, If loth 11111114 Oft geekkeed, them woad be so Mgt Se pinwheel jobbiog, of whisk Meis but too mock already. It is by tine easy MINA that too glessotal gutters:mon frepoody amass such wean as to made AIINI to accommodate dew Opium& at the nee of the pd. Mk oilier, who dans net capes os their gwNwse shops. likliTiNfle A letter nos been received is Liverpool, woks that Lord Was. ilentiock she Gaveroort =l e l= had lewd a predominate's. elsolishlog the mak 1 man practise of bombs Moak widow*. which have so leas pre. ahem M lodk. This ponciesmdwaser load at Hasarse, tad it aql famotehty reseised by the traltosas, der amp data who wore Mkt& Wolf so Moho soy opposkkao to he rm. asp► we hem, has hem takes balsedWildaes Be ea hie awn aietberitp sod tespossibilky.— r 2 the holy city, ea it is veiled, cad eke of - Mika septestittes s -Ate of dews"- LAW INTELLIGENCE. HILAIWTSRII. INIONSTRII a.e. -- - -- a Al listseday, /1111. 15-Ides • illoamisp. Jos. ell; Teemlag e We 1. flft ; St ; sad May. 1111-11teAs~ etsi Appeal - &Amity, Jas. — do-10g Milse alirrirdso (11, Mb. 3111re-raearkst Teeeki, Mt. A—Cluellames Dep fr el atilble). Weilaged•/. was; Monday, a; aid S—lie-iseskiss: asd Amish. asssedsi. Peta. 6—Netioes Piesfay. Feb. e ; Twesdap. A; Wollansdep, 10 ; end ilemrialkla 11..-11apheerisps awl Appeals. Praday, Web. 111-111stiest. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. *AMMON-HOUSE. The Jostles Roofs en this occasion was, on Saturday, crowd e d to =cum by Disesedng Mimeo and ethers, so hear the nidetw e given on a charge of forgery *game • revealable young man, MOW ENd ibiley. The plow Was s brought up on a form er day. but the cart was only partially goes into. lola Cunningham, the bookseller, then gave evidence that the MY, purporting to be acceptd by bins, for At% be bad no know ledge of. He bad known the prisoner for four years. Mr. Thomas Wilma, a geodemaa well knows in the dissenting world, said be had never sego tit prisoner until within a d ay or two before th e bill become des. Me planer called open him, and stated th at be was &boot to take a chapel, and asked the lolls ' of to make up the required sem. Witness said be bad no objection to advance the money if a good bill were given to him, Neat day the prisoner brought the bill la question, and he (Mr. W.) on the secesity of the name attached to it, Coming. ham's, gave the primmer th e marg. Begon e the bill became doe, prisoner called en wham. and said be would provide for it ; it was, however, not paid; arid. on sending It to the acceptor, Mr. Cunningham, be was earpeised se And if a forgery. Prisoner, how. ever, called. and alkyd for lime to the bill i and a day et two I afterwards gave whew Am toa or; bet the prisoner neglectial, as be premised, to pay the balance, be felt bound, to answer the ends of jtsethw, se have the prisoner takes We custody. In answer to questioes front Mr. Pam, and Mr. Weiler (one of Mr Harmer's clerks,) who appeared for the prisoner, Mr. Wil. son mid be took the bIU on the respectability of the acceptor. who wee a bookseller in the Mile-end.read ; that be weer saw the pd. sone before the dose be had stated. and that he had since been paid the balance of the bill by a person named Thorenghgeod.-- He did not know whether the bill was drawn in a boainew-like manner or not. The Rev. Mr. Pletcher said he bad known t►e prisoner about fear yews, bus had swat known soy t►ing against his moral du rum. He had lectured once for ►im et hloorfuids Chapsi, but bad used such " long beaded" words, that he had sacked *Node. TM prisons was exceedingly eccentric. Sr P. Levan said be had only one course to pursue ; the for gery had been made out by the evidence; sod, however reluctant so do so,-be was compelled to commit hie foe trial. GUILDHALL rm. Lestaisi, a young man who Is employed at the White Horse Ins. Frklay•street ' was brought before Mr. Ald e rman COPIL6IIII ostler the follow ing circumstances :—Ott Friday night. between skein and twelve o'clock, a watchman of Cripplegate discovered the prisoner tied tightly by a handkerchief to the knocker of a door in Getter-lane, endeavouring to strangle him self. The watchman cut him down, and as woo as be had reco vered himself be began abusing the watchman, and kicked the shine of the persons who bad assembled around. The rimer pleaded that when engaged is the naval service fie received a wound in hie head, and having that night made free with spirits, he knew not what he was doing. The Alderman, after exhorti ng him to refrain from spirits, ordered hint to be di:charged. BO W -ST R KRT. Toe Lan Patat. fliennao Baum In the count of Saturday morning. received a letter from as Meer in the Army. upon the subject of the late fatal duel, which he said he should fuel it his duty to seed to the mentors of the deceased Mr. Pares. Lear Passrsarr.—A Geadeasancamebefore Mr. Mtasiseu and produced a pocket-book, containing bills and acceptances of coast. dwable value. and requested the Magistrate to advise blab bow to act. He stated that be had picked up the property an the day of Sir Thomas Lawrence's public ftranal, bet although there were many names on the bills. yet there was only one address, and that was of the acceptor slope of the bills. whom he had called upon ; but be could obtain no intelligence from that pore= as to who was the owner of the peoperty. Mr. Muumuu. said be thought It was very siasidee the sandman should not have gives the inturmatioa required. The applicant matted a fact that creased a good deal of surprise. els that the eacepterof the bill is louden had aueeeptedeltber to obliterate sone part of the bill or to mutilate it. Mr. Illnannt. said It was greatly to the honour of the applicant that be had produced the property, and be trusted that the °weer would ens be discovered. Ass &hely man of respectable appesrance. an euptaber, was brought up en a warrant, charged by Ass Wreath, a single lady. with feloniously embessling and secreting the sons of ten guineas, whkh be bad received se agent on her account. It appeared that about a month ago Ina Wrench employed the amused to levy a distress on a lodger, who was le wear of rem in the sera of Lid VAL The accused appraised the goods, sad having condemned them, be sent them to an auctlos•roow. what they wave sold, sod be received the matey wbkh they produced. sad pm it Into his own pocket. lie bed before appeared at this Once an the sass charge, and ea his implvelag that time night he routed bins se pay the seerney. Mr. Madan Meted Ida that in , as Miss Wrwecb bad no wish to press the prosecatioo of the accused. Mir. lingo* (bratbse so Nbe Wreath) sold oil after dm esawal +asset an Many he mooted hie closer will thowompt. sad tai/ that as she amid wily mower by an action at law. she might 010 bet bast and her worm The prisoner said be biped be aboald sot be proweeted. sad be would ribs the meal to the amass of the day. Ur. Masi,.&& said that he was oat doers/so of rho law It:- dodgem; but be &feted tie gadder to lock blot op, sod If the mosey was paid by the evades be would be set at large. or *ther e'll* comiined. Daring Thursday and Friday, the homes on the west Me of the Somali oT Southwest were reseed in. from elm foot id the wow Leedom asides us Se. Seviesee Chews& The whole win be reseweed forshwishe Inc the asserpose d upsseass4 she leteleSed MOW. HEBDOMADARY This DAY.—CastrersiOO tat. Past IlntlWy at She Sask. Ms is the Am of the snoods &bat with the Jews, whelp Mows began to expect. the law. Ilealoassper.—lesparav wises 115 Edema pest S elleseetta. Day le ereaead ose hear awe Illitries. Woostalear.--Duke of Balers boati. 1773. Among OW Amiens Rogues this day was sacred to Castor and Pones. Twee bro thers engorged b the Argenautic Sapedition, which obliged as wow so *be mean ol Osiwyela, Amigos. es if JUN at that emosry. aheliempd ai the Aigonaossoo'bes him. Pahl: accepted the chase,' aadAllied Mau Tavaastar.—tiatarn Mel 14 minutes past 4 tocrolog. Faswar.--Aecassias eti King George the Knuth. 1110. Holiday at the %Wk. Sasvapar.—King Mame I. beheaded. UN. lielidey *the Isal. 800 rhos at half-past sawas—seta atialt-past lour. SIXTUS. at Mammy. dee Jay at we Doubt ele aleemewiese. abed tate iambs, et the Houseet itepeseeesedves of the lkaslYsa be• pie*. et a see. la Beale. die Omega eV How* of a buttseer. 111AltItirD. tit Om* Pint. tom tort lilmeins. Stow Cotter, Be of aosoo% aisa C.osiblifts, le liatosbook doebssor.sof the loss Jams Cwoogy. Bop of Paws" lo lb, Bass holies. At Samoa . . Samoa Botwklt Ihresford, to Alm tkosetrat• toed 3asoos Itodotom. liarttookel. ir k e "mat Oft iiwififtillarillhe %mom iolliontr, to Ostoliotopeodoillottestorolthe Oriassiolosailotesto Id Ma' Ott& At ilia two en flearamestaot, , taliwtesi, w lb.. Allealit lietvestmeinleter .ilattrenw 'Chapel. At Sailabswgb. the RI& Rev. Maio llseallerd At stir Rectory SAM, Tara*, Balortlabla VT* R. [err. C. B. L. aged P. The Ilva. C. Vodka , ftnalleglisos, SetrAls, —N. 3litittew...l. Welty. epwassisi at gears View et ale. Mbagit. ales Vicar at fireiread.asalerilshiss, era W. tiaddaah, -at Barehasa, Nortek la die slot year of hie age, the Rev. blet their. tether dr INoteents, astiedeldre, sal far gamy real N ristese.atagliwaseihr itat Oneari. Its the filth year et his age, die Rev. Haitian.' )4q, Vi..r at Lekh. Kant. Kt Linwietw, she Rev. Ti. Wisialfeni. Us was absereed walk- Ns Vow &stews le lib vadat= tortesltt la the ram vide tMr,tfiat beVentila slaves* sea Otis* ta Nse eireatag. ilea seessai *Op taiwo lowa mitlinsitliew Otitis &dr, sat dila WM SW. ill CAlikla r nlifidt Set s Rag kite d Fraedniesrest, 'The Ikea Jells wag gloss sal lieareslaKapran was caused igsrlserip, *sta own* lk a laths N. MI Awe wk kerynwsloreet the/nese I seallinaterh OM* diabase& sal* wham essifel.. witsidsionlanil ar Ow' dor at sbrkDeaftworio was. *deg *side Ala, die wise' Reiss Just zrzl i z tir. th aw es = 1010091116"1"6" 1111111148 VD la Ca Saturday. 25 —Motions. 140044 1• Jan. 15, and 211—Cavees. Wednesday,!7—Pleas, Demurrers, Rseeptions, and Per. Monda, Jan. SS—Melons. J Friday, J. 119, and Monday, Feb. I— Goer. Wednesday, Feb. s—Pkna, Deinorrers, Eseepdess, and Fir. Thpndab Feb. 4—Modeae. FridaY. Fs& a ; Saturday,. ; Monday. I ; and Tosiday, S— emmes. Wednesday, Feb. 10—Pleas, Demurrers, Zampdam, and Far. Dirs. Thursday. Feb. 11-8 0 art Causes aad Causes. Friday, Feb. 11—Metleas. Oa Saturday_ the Mb of January. and Tuesday the Sad at February, the VlClCuencsu.os will sit in Limala's lan to bar Bankrupt Peddens. COURT OF CHANCRRY, JAIL SS. This being the int day of Hilary Term. the asaal earns lee were gorse through. and ids Lard/hip did not take his seat WO one o'clock. 1161111 AS moans. Mr. Duncan Campbell was brought up by writ of Habeas Coe pus to be diacksrged. In the cause of Gray and Otbers,v. Camp bell, a bin had been Med, the object of which was to compel the payment at certain ooze, In the bands of Mr. Campbell, to which the Oaken(calmed to be midtled. To this bin Mr. Camp-'I bell had refused to pm in his answer, and. In eansequence, bad been committed to the Fleet Prison for contempt. Mr. Ermaamo now appeared as Counsel to, sane of the plain- Mk who wens interested as trustee% and the lleameres-Gasiaii far others of the plaintiffs. Those for wheat Mr. Ellierton appealed opposed Mr. Campbell's discharge, while the clients of the Solicitor-General eared no The firmer Learned Gentkinan now moved that Mr. It be remanded for want of answer. Mr. Campbell appeared is person. assisted by Mr. Nigh, who Ida a silent held sad opposed the motion. He stated his willing steeseketorcy the money to those parties who proved themselves to be entitled ; but he submitted that the plaintiffs had cese epreala irregularities and improprieties in these proceediegs. aid bed made statements in the bill which could not be supported s ine Leas CUMIC2II.OII intimated that if that were the cam Mt. had adopted a very erroneous coarse. As the matter now he was bound to answer. Mr. Campbell stated that be hod numbed already throe years lo CI and It was a greet hardship epee bim that he should be :: Maned. The 8 ma rros•Gesimat. stated that the *WS bad perfect re. aims* Mr. Campbell's honour, and ho (the Solicitor-General) was eatieled that Mr. Campbell intended to do what was right. All thakwu now required was an answer to the MU. Mr. Campbell repeated his objection to putting in an answer. Tao eats would be the payment of the money to parties not justly meted. Tbe suggested *at Mr. Campbell Amid the wog btu the Court, and the patUes would tale ,11e. Campbell's word of tumour that be would peke an sumer Maio a given time. 'lke partks would also undertake that the amts of the contempt Mould um be maimed. Ths Imam Casanewines adeked Ik. Campbell to accept this liberal igen Mr. Campbell refused to accede to the pompom% and indeed upon his rights as a Bleb subject. He then adverted to the ob jections raised by the &glow to mused Ids personal appearance in the came, and respired &oblong to he adduced et the Min of the bill, asil of the test that se an.wor had been pet ie. The Lou Communes stated that t►e certilleaut of theta:sr was all that was requisite to be_ produced. More some (ember diecossism, in which Mr. Camiphellimieed that be was condemned without proof. the Mar et the iliamemis. Haman was repeated. sod again reseed. •le. Oripbell was then reaunded non be thought at to pet In a formal sewn so the bal. COM V. =KIM This =Woe wee reamed, sot eeeeple4 tke rot glebe der. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COORT. Jas. I& The Voce-Caapraseas est lady at Westinkseter Hal end db. posed of • fret towdass, which were, as as vs nab ionise. ; either eaappeeed or b( notesot. His Howe% is ate case refused, is Whereinn to his farmer. 6-1 termination, to entertain a nodes for the payment of a sum of , LII iota Coon, becalm the mean of that pediunilog would be more than the amount of the principal. Mr. KiLiffeWhe appeared for the defendant. eampleined that the plaisuirs sulkiest had refused to furnish his dieot with the same of the Ceased who was to wake the motion. with a view. as he suspected, ea take au order la coosegoesee of ino•oppearatece...- He thought this panne njuired alteradoss, sad that k would be foe the advantage of the &or sod the esswedeace et the Ca" if the notice of all motions contdoed the same of the *edemas who was Instructed to wake such a matins. He was sot disposed to masks the wan of the Sadler la the proem we, but be thought be was very ill advised in adapting a coarse which °odd he in ilesded foe so mbar potpie then to take in order by estgebo, sod which had the ant of detaining hum as the appall* Canoed is Coon doting the whole of the day, and at agrees ludderrokbes, W welds the maim The Vaa.Camenkaas was sot disposed to wale arty nimistio• I sock as that alluded in by the Lensed Coassed, without eetnaking she Lard Cloneellor oft thew • •Mt be creed wish him that sods suudast as the pen sef the for was cakelated to produce, end knoovesiewee; end be hayed for the mime of the prelusion. do set nowt vety awe enturresee. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, J.. !3. John Clements won it icted for aessaltiog Pettit, $ pulse eametable. No. 54. lever F. Freon sit. proaremorie evidence it append that the defamadel had taken his by the east. and ewer, that he *Gold base Ms Sew On his Cfollll.4tainiztarlos by Mr. Painure.hterepor. k appeared , that be bad goo, Into the drhodant's &raw to search for • thief. who. be bad beet sold, was horbeerad them : frelhaineawytuatek meant to authorise the opera that be had main The Ceaunire (Mt. Marriott) sapped the ease, sod tokl the, Airy that they wilt -. mph the ptionmer. pekoe tameable:, was yen yawn is Ids die% we be woad beredumetei that by etrtir have so right toaster twellwer saes bessawishettrabe "us an. therity. •Mr. C. Pau.ws saki that it was worthy at obsuriadem. that eiveystse thatiaandas had wiaommet o thetywrattattilt she New' /Asa ; twelested that* instil be WOW at whiliwitilleureyo. .11.turyasea said that abidary had alreamt lies. rod dam day Would take care what they *seedling The Jury thew Itiond the Detwidant Mot Colby. Alliaraador - fteltiqpia ated moo. 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