The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-11 00:00:00

Gentle: ma We proper on !fr , :" ;~ . _ at yeiletetry. So visit's &Waal eiseulativa; gat tertain fee the *Mr% Lord Coilwaiw..• any that the pararapli“alhwirtt SWAIGSMAW, was take, girls irons oar owe koaariesty. went of this busier: we have oniforarty discredited the *lt Hem be to mat" !Itch, by t doableof Lord Cochrane, altheismh., in this opinion, we h ave re .. daty, " to swards' • name /WI ; • .(bat whose _ in trivet! little or no 'moron from the Polak. prises, 5 cu.' volEmt d ; 'tild Ilberard s , ...a to'w-lioin, he Las faithfolly, h of which hive .linen mostly nem; y0 . :4 i n • .ih e '; prollEll4 sisere,) he - is 1)041 to'iiialic ?—lt is con .. . 'egotist* y 4 rnarocter of Lord Ct.titrater, and which MaJbailAsko.ma . a loyisf set .. 1 andivrfainf 6irtivas toss to .•• , . tlate s in a Itasibie early opportunity of noticing ilia move patina& iiium Lake "Wow* toile Chief -Magituid _.. . . • o • respeetowns uny, any ' deScanici of mete" ia ,•,, • the *Said') ~nip of .4 awe acting coder Sias — ln P'w Paper of Uat Sabel? ' *thePeli liu ! his atitboriNi, wiede r it be the Chi e f-l im i er, or article beaded Lord Ceahrane and his Centoituenta, in ot h er j est ie et of his Bench. Bic. at Westminster, which you make On apology for tile . rtblicitititi bf : crr the Sherif' (flatly of his Coisivty Courts, or tht my last Lelie , r.—Yoe say, that the virifoim ferkirl XityOr l &c. of an of his Cites or Corporate Towns, of•your contitict reapecting Lord Codwane, the gopd 4 ora ur 'of his J ustices, of the Peace at Qinater opinion whiclaywn bare in se marked a Triaatiarill- fgpooSormaz i ll , of w h om at " Judges , an d e to A c i f -- ---- _77 _ _ e be thought A.ll a fair oucasion,, pi - omin% 10 and patient ' 1 1). &ring. He obse c rwed, 444, Ole had never entertained the smallest doubt of Lord Coch rane'; innocence—he cunsideted him sn injured mat, fallen under the strong hand of power. Ighttm it was their duty to support, arid whom hp hoped they would support, by returning him ago 4 to that House (tom whence he i l ad be en irspeihad. He had, indeed, when a young wan, seen a:tiouse of Commons refine to admit to his seat 4 person tiuly elected by his constituents, and estp, cimmit the monstrous absurdity of considering cp the true re presentative who had been -returned by a minoiity - mild • ri tneis .I,iressed hien, ref:Ping 1121 tiltl&reyl prt which his ga!lant tehielkiittentglio,ll at`liVio ways entertained him, and you geld your sym- I pthry for his Infferings.—Alo ! what kind' of stuff must that man's heart be made of who feels - no sytepathi Cos sack wiSasiags as -hie-?—These covral. • &ration., }on trust, will clear you from " any.prell tittle imputation of Matting, in the reaseirst Illegsffe,t to injure Lord Cate .in the esteem and goadl opinion of his Cooalltleallse b the !pablication of my Letter before adretluillel.--Ntivi, Sir s as you; 'lase thought it right to say thus umehiwoiogicstion . . of year snotire for publishing thettetter t I diem • it right to otplain mice for writing it. I apisce heeded, from w!,..it was said in the Ft TIVITIMA sr, of it . .. , . 40 41•.'"' •I' 4 ... Tice of the city et IleOree, - ‘llllitl'q444l4/ffaO lt ipa laSications of plbilirki*fhildept ti , etteeiv A ts of jpe rOeepfilatien ind.tie. I..ireril; , cf AVlcliirli4:o4ll iffraemett'derititt 1 iffi ti 4114;.ss'rif iliker:e . iiiivi; en reer. titi l The Noble Dskeltitinewilittlil thDatto -.. end the Chrnislinrith4: l l , .os 4 . 4 4 - Anl 7 i f I , onnttr cot, reefed" /40,111iirrit IoY '_ ~, 1 944 The success e :41'41 1 1 . 40ei54"1.jtV t iv t4l.,:kits 4 1,44 1 1rtellich he itY4uT34Agflrrnurltiißlipt;7;, , i4Ol to die' Tiles AM tehl j Os ...eatlig_ ?+ '9• •loteem, end ti:dee of.EiVe r•Viar0: 11 1("T; 'L"tititi'ii,; .q. "wairtt, 'he raised VA inpfrelfqtrip4e'm Flt a rt_iii.q 4 -.. " 4 "- 'decd ' iii 'illialir - Pilipl7 ,: ''" , I, ...ka4 . 1 . , 4, p . 14141‘1 reatli::e..,l6 , (07;:: it 1 NI4, , _ , . conferl r y 1.1 but he trusted hew _ never is it• , a Fimiiar stcmc. 7 0 7 0 71 611 0 bit ,sdv ere vi, . r ,. 1 ,4 . ii9l 4 ,rt,' iket, • "F., A admigiater his justice inekcifolly, 4 1:" i i : I --' this oath exacted at kis Coronation. 7 k now ' werv - life 'knew not whether it was the duty of the liou‘e,h o w eiondwy ve tp ,, t i: that wh', B - c a pA i li r- wis • , f - Ike well, Mr. Editor, that a very different doctrine was ,of C ommo ns I of 'Ent bre TrAe a •;7itnli vol 1 . 1 t . Viii/ au!. ui t r n.. 1 it i s t . quite sore it was the July' of the Electors ' of West:- 'i l fi sa s ; p n o i nte d ; mid 'it ad h; s !, 6l ,i c isti eti i 14 . 1 1 . ,,g ra V„ti` ur . once preached to sou by fir Nast Grose, I minster to return him. • • Ito acnis/ in the public .rettte:-Tlie Nellie b utte . i s mi tot the dichotic( that Judge s or any oiter b J ut udge -- , After some observatioas irom , Mr. Alderman ' • F r - - VIVI gte m i l ir Mc Aids that ought to preposidetetb my Mpid . took off his ownovrart -.; SPOW __. u -, b istbority of a fundamental principle in tha, (3snmei- / 41.4 fire i Wooa la wliiC.h fie eipressed a similar eousictiou of " de. •• p. ----' , and rc.obet:d em; l B 4 1 1 , 7 1-‘vti • -frwrrcl. . . . -. . Wien, or that ought to invalidate the e1ni4.17 Lerd CoctsrasetS tiiilocisme, the wortby Alderman i The vrerediog , cer 'Avis ..tierfilmed. in .14 press obligation o f . e saltine cooped % IF ~ . .! ,- /bi t i l ia ajaa .041 ima . Co m p an y : L..i geitletnao, , which m . uticd Jam ,in t e rat -pa . 1 (...-40 . . .4 '.l +WWI • sis • " ' -.P h t ads a considerable '.4.• - 0 b et - $ , = 4 4 i t . ..-4 6.1e - . ; o le opl v wh ° I whielo is drtoted•dtrri IT the stain - ? .. 11 ..c.,' . t.t rises fret" me a°l l * * ° "" n "- mu. ll° ti = I formed one of. tke Jury that coovicted bard Cock wad common boatestyto.retpec,t . ; I (rest, . I 1 :the Lord Ma,ot'atld ftMeritieri: All &114 A Airsf both eompre.iseit'itisiViespect that compact. Th e 4 rane . , bad "enured . hito l, in tll , e mast linkman manner, i iwevinbol , rt , maved, and ttle j ortaihit ., ins e y e ,,, , , x;r .--,, . doctrine laid dog int, 1 and in a solemn pa:- Lur • ' Abe Church, - • & ' they .. Face it Was is; ,o_ f .. _ . __.... ',one to ...set T believe, t hat lodges : ---- - su :sireorated. At de furfhefeffrieei' 1 tfiere oat. /fi l ed active caneros having been made by the -friends ! are impeccable, end ~ A oag• they . possess the i , . the Theeksgiving Day), THAT Ilk,D LORD ; wia . o.pedvosi th - et ,i x , al m o ms 6 iiiti , in livi.ibeen . ai.l4.4 I COCHIi AYE PRODUCED TILE .E ;of Mr. Broaglam (whiela canvass, however, I ham iof authority and are time *lepers of the King's oath, 0 and the artist lint! happile tucet•Aled lit ; - reset!). at present some remote to verpose has beer. lately • which, indeed, they' 'all 'tire, their sentences and : ( IN HIS TUtAL RE RAgit.SDOLLIW 5IN C" 0 " 'llelaelete,' bee' oa account qf a smoLl o i'a ,. : dors - ilea to 'III: WM.; LD NEy.EW E BEEN WN_DIJCED . • discontinued), as wet! of trom the tiveaali°* of i decrees (be they whatthey ma 3) are not to be flues-the Material, we tioderstami e ttOther lelliViii te, he pe.oted papers that have been sent to me, I appre- I tione3 or reasoned *boat to any , s shape whatever, so , TO AGREE IN b li. DICT fat . 91:1I:TY 1 substituted. - 1 f. • betided, I say, from these , circumstances, that a that the same implicit faith which was once required ' .. _,. o t •000; .....-, • IsA / and he verily beliertraly:of the Jaw ;Quid ban ~. Tho Date% Cr Tirtc. Well ;'NIPOOHIt ? ouseitteo t aunt ettmion prevailed of a CatiautY for West- !of our antes, by theitoinish Church, even when ' done the same. - • •i Norfolk, Beenfort, and •1111'. 1 .1 . 14 1 'ciii,r. ' Jeliiiibtero esiuster being th e otwenary consequence of the ! they went diametrically contrary to the Gospel,.: The Cattunte dien read the first ResolotioNt renitence of the Court of Kitig'i'Befich ; a lui ill - W-- ! seemed then to b e exacted of you by the Ministers : trot That it a lien" In d e f t Weeng 'i tjult • sll :T c ' em evidel " ' welt preteetied 'to artiVeart"lls o leril VA' lionoilg burn.dared of Lord Cochnose s evils. nu t taking any notice of : the ;moire of that Seam*, 'of Justice, even though they should go diametrically ; A Gentlemso, feboseolaine we huller! is Prrr, lab- *Wier:— ' . ... e .••• •-• si • •.,. o , - . • . . or ifideed of any trotter or "hire respecting Lord I opposite to fundamental laws arid that solemn corn - .jected to the con t ract i on o f this Resolothno be;eine ''• ' '' 4 . .44, . • 1 . ' TIP tli Vlk Art.. • • Cochrane person:lll3', 1 thought it heam,....e me, as aiw Moos ef ihe thi.r4 TA mei Ilatet?l,old . '- • ' pact made with the Prince s leben invested with power it seemed to him to throw some imputation on the 1 ' s - v --- ai . ~..,.. rp o - i , o •too •,,,- - i! , ~ 1 , well-wisher to roe cause 9,f Parliaseteitary Reform, I bytha people. By this doctrine we are requited verdict of the Jury, which Intents anxioue oi avoid. 'llledlos e ce er n of 'Gl:Me:ill acc; I:is g so .o, alil l r:($1 1 lop' 3, to sake the part of Niaj or Cartoright,• the original I blindly to pin a kind of chit faith upon the sleeve of 'it appeared to him, that Lord Cochrane'sinnocenee -...:- bin au ra .4411inetil-ese,lio - Sit t irfy,9a. proposer and common father of that measure, •againot I reeq men who sits as a Judeg, whether it be at t was principally proved by evidence a dd u c e d suttee: .. • -- --•• • -Iller hart re: ..:' e! aoheszo The Mosnenu.,'o ~:trind,jyasiont lirtas ti i AS . • '.. an ilelividual who does not pledge himself in lel ' Westminster Hall, or Quarter Sessions ; tbau which, •: gently to the trial—and consegoentlr, that they - The Loid telorroo piMr44Ur"i jai' 99i;"-ril 4:111144.... 9 way 40 its support, Inty, who appetrs ou the C. 0129. T 19 The elite of Vara • whet ilia 11). IN , 'II ir.04,4, Wallis I a tank, a more dangerous doctrine, or one more sh o uld be caref u l not to expre s s any censure of -- !---..0 11 MI • kat* too - : f . moos/iv • 0 I:aro: o ft; have beets its cc . zacea l e d " motto I n actin g ; hostile to the rights of Englishmen, or more de- the Jurv, who could wily •jodge from - the'evideeice i The ni 0 ..0 .. ilk .. A 09 1'43 ff • 46011, lii net apprehend ant I was doing the grading to the just i ce of th e Country, or more likely before them. • ' •-• The iteilationsoiri,a:ll•' A r iir`Srelfinss•tojc. ,' . stiltiest in to Lard C. in the seutiments of his to -attach perjury to the office of the Chief Magis-easieseers • o • ''' .o a•-• l =f* 6 The CaSititasl disclaimed having the least -Iwo*, - C ' • 4 4" Wl' 470 begat • . , • 14 . 4 . 5 .li___,Yht Antbassasintoniot Fop rag"' dasulerns In Cottstiluents, and I can truly say, that me Is" 1 trete, human ingenuity cannot devise. ; teution to throw cewstire, or twee to express an opi.:..Thsty, Adini:-al . slid raen- ONtrersAtietelisp o would hove revolted at the idea of addings a feather% 1 These, Mr. EMTOa, are my reasons for thinking nion on the verdict. The Resolution did not men: l -- , ' -, ° l s'••=;''. ' h r r ) i tlrdr grir ii r t 'q or i , „ :i iii.n .- nik • e • ~.. o: 1.. weight to th at load of : diction, wl,ich already I - eo" i that the severity of the seeteoce against Lord Coch- ties the Jury, and to ids Mind conveyed no meaning.' •QM oe • nor seet' " Omit Geserit o . • - : • gn.d as forth.° goirenns and dispreportioned to the: rare. is contrary to the spirit of our law, as a lam offensive t o them. . - . i . _~k ! • Ile libel, procession, i Offoluesioa 'teeher fence.* This, Sir', I give, merely as my own opi-i o f merry, which it pre-eminently is •; and that an . Sir Fasascie Bentixrr obomeed, tlist he never-fee *, ,_ left4t .. thebtr;timo of West! 44 ' ps endinggonto folke.ateot *ion. and I have no other atomise .for stating such 1 seigetoo man inn -, y therefore, with great propriety, one moment believed Lord Cochrane i ge•ltY of rim ; Bill ere 'ilirintlf4CO the litortings, where the riiief tables private opinion sloth the wish to exeulitate myself?! erprese his dinpprolnition o f th a t sentence on those offence be was charged with. This strongg tousle- ! w ere plac ed ~. t erw o r o s • pogai to w .giwka il e ia o-oio o fro& as intention of addiltik•to titatoffihoion which ' constitutienal grounds, and consequently carry such • don ol his Lordship's innocence sprung from ths ' in s do '' - o o re s t. e ptoseo a • 4. 1 . e .00 t aies, w now, . I rela anew) 6 sltw liakailli - IN" "On to feel Ira i disapprobation to the font of the Throne, :it being knowledge he had of Ida pure and honotroble chi.. "fie gal I? rirs • ii, to 4 ,,,, Th5vt0 ,,.... 01 ... i4 . .. stotit ,„ ll . eelectioce to explahrilg ~,, .t . think it too burr .' I his unquestionable right to petition against w h atever meter. He °paid. mot eelievo that a mind so di- wit h - a,sight :oi sh wi e hrw eiraps. `"'„.4 As alwit . sa .•• It Is, sir„ Itioisserla! Im..theattention to tne h e conceives to be an infringement rat his constina- voted will, geseerons seasimentt as Lord Cochrane's, o sise.so, iii , .- 3 no s ated the glory' of Iheir country twi t , hip. i sm.* i. ancient Law iiiii- 4000 troicav •f fHiglana , and be" ! Sarni' rights- Let tbeCitisess of Westminster then ' thooli all at o nce .s i nk to the oilmen - mien of a piti- inn 8 .. res . : es •l i • ~_-• •_ - - ° thee,— .i 1 .. Kt oau ,ote to orgige gal .rref . ,fi pint* o fivr - -.. mese I evert& tbk'beebespttit oliel - lyre : beseech bis Royal Highness, i n loyal and respect f u l , fill trick--eshould descend from Its former subli. .procelis i en _ s ag t h qx „,,, 40 i„ itv im. 4.4 ,,,, , „, Wloni 1 rideffeetterisig ilea in hooks of the high- 1 ! Angussee,totake into his serious coutidentfion the na. may ea . grove l i n th e abyss of i n f am y! ,It vent for'` f i r s Ry no tii4iiu i sit v iii ixti c ipf . cia i,...c00 , „v., 101 - 11 uthetrAirsitiet *ac t s bit i.i.v .ctir.,,..-eFhttle. 'S * 4 4 00.,ef ; Lur e of the pledge of the Coronado" Oath, respect- , this reason that even before. the• trial he felt- folly . sentirosi . .igtipesitteib mullah! D.hica.of . Citenh;ii:,,,e) MITS. Lri r :IVlCOPtiiFidgilecr4la4iffeitalifialk I ip tg th e m erciful uelude l feteamme a owe laws, for the impaired that Lord Cochrane was not goiWy, . tin t y ro at, e j iv f na :4 4 , r . t h elorcesj ,4 l , 4levivoli it , ovsi 5 .,,,,„,„ I coosider tioit thelsesieg,wiliebialiente.tisioimieriblefi a ws of England are the-hrovwf the People ; they be- :since the trial that asevriume had mikes to "the fill oas to only o,aultiet Minister absent' WaS food ••. , i(1.;neolotr,11 aemteoce,. eisich e nee wary biteateit the title I - long to then" by latieritoweeto therefore let them pray '"conviction of his perfect nod satire inibtoinsee; - But' front i l l • • 00-- s u i , osr , v „.". we ,,,,0 gt,o, t oo . is4ggitteu s „, .ne !Pod fl, is v pow* . Pl 4 eigiffom tbe people them- • hi m tio,nimaire the said solemn Pier* with that though he felt so, it did not foliose that sabers, net f i rs, s ti ei efitkomj,4ll,,tt,ppwarospe o f e na1 0,4 5 ,„„,-,, sel ."" P P "l' ! ","Q' r es le4 for their cus `P ull ' ial ' ' IneaSnra "ad alattikatiou of the law - which has hem 'so well acquainted with hie , Lordehipte 'iliseecter, slide% of till* • 3 4 ....„,....4..... . titep,s. ~iip • people that ■fa idler ' . neierlosiFer -rocks or torments to meted•wej ii.tbrair RePreseatativev Lord Ctwebratres should feel in the same way, and he confessed, "" 14 'or the season. ,i‘fltt. enerohst lied*. *VC INC be used awiteltst thesis , anti have Cuilvdcel by humane : entreitegebiaadMommetarhateser, on mature mod- considering die very -objectionable mta. of Ilse . it to ih e.wavlo 'es t re d ioe f i r or v iol h a th upprignottee. glee La wt. egatost " cruel said a l , a s ua l palosoree.nts."— ,deetitirrat s alay-krarear locongroo t o err :incompatible Jury (for it was a Speck! Jary.)—comidering 00 o t r - 17 ,01„ ,.., : . betwe,;ti each , in c lim . following ordr:-.1 ‘ . Yes. hlr. Editnr, it is the people of -England who ,lbetween Me natant*, that pledge, sod aunt fleilll9llloM. Re d i d mad abl e le , y ht . liebich the I s t anM o ott eo was i 1 • i give the -Chief Magistrate of England that 'power ,li doing this they will do their daty ; and hie to be • conducted, and th e lameilliaismiVed- lame' of dhe ' • ioe Pomo room. & lcu • i t• " 44 u ks "ioh eft.; - -.o se. ': ::-I e : iss-n-sods men', f..- •st; - rev he exertion; it is, in the langeage of Cr. 7.• ad : peetumed that his Royal Highness will also de that • dofeece—with the wianserinessitich the.ciiirge, froeitt ree l ., Queermaelestall oine•t heate or , .. , nifrlimi . , lef ,i " ere, Pooeorte roeuvoitiriuria —a poweieosooZ which he conceives to be his, as Gaga* Regui, sae' the...bodge was gists , be did 'is e t o r e /m e e t .4 thefers.!eto-rtl Bern. thep ttl .ride . and t t loey of B e r o t - ill: 1 ....L•cs ' •-- • *one the pettpk, and ib io lOb i g.. osnoo e (gap f , immediate Represeetative of the King, wimp.* mho diot of the Joey; :uay, be is nbt 'tattr e 7lol7lll . life 41 • flit Royal Highness tbellokt - otTo rt r h , eT e ilohe, oossi k i) . fica.. Couture+ or Foetwoe) geese . the peoi o e of England , i ng teat pledge implores always the aid et Hamm " *bad sat, Am that trial as a jump", dei ' sited • s tai , wiem m e n i. es ioso l, r,e mmi tee mm o i ootes. ib lzis 4h t e t l ii n i i iirie•te;: nta - se i 1,3- any otter wens!, th an 04. And bow, Sir. let • according a' h i' bet it, by the accestomary woodaei bete ageoeslia- it. '• It shas beet dlleeettiottriel fluff &Was, the tmeeror of Austrli, and the Kj rap oc eritkiiiiils• li :,. me ask, how I—i:e what Mode—after what fashion 'so hrtp tee God. Of which help, lam Seery to my:I: 'efficient *Wean has .apsolegoiepwie acquit-Lord ais Oithotieorfej esti thisg elf ,rain;a . the , . f l Zoo," . flesent f Portusml, the Ma t of Simi , . and th e IL inz ~, S..r.licut, do they confer this power?, Whe n t coniider the in' few men stood more in need than the Soeereigastit: Cochrane. Thateridence precincts* kittrong "east., ' : svcrrw - otwitirmx - • t o s i c o t o gool , i t i ot ei, 0e„,,,,,,,,, ~ o -.. lernuit s of the modeo-the peouliarily attending the these Kingdoms.—Your's, Soc. ''t ' I tion in the 1101111111. at Galante* atillell'•1111110411t i averiltave AP i Ilitstri pin flert t es t) : 3. le,a aAlzeink„,theery i fiktollitn, by which this poeier. is -invested, the mina- s i TIMOTHY TRUEMACIL ' . many who ate adoeces-Ita this ; isseeitagp' i attellitScovi ase *nee uf die Created Zewfatto' • ~, ... , . tions I feel are such that It Is iirposSible for toe to I • . i —l' dilv ieLl . 6.-Mtnivien- the raoheatclose tempo , . . - • 'ft filwipieal land it is walfidetit . t° Fell" °Otwviowo T4revered ileum, of .hel l atsl.arti.Nsth:sp. skonotrat and contemplate with a feeling doioditiereece et case label TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.' that verliktrrf sataklalis • whiels circumstance bid • bainered tre....torbr. •,._ . ' ~ • unto the preseet. It is if, the Hoofer' of Go:l, bglocel . -,.. • - I prevented bia froM getting as his trial. He would, 4 a a l l- A id- "i e. "" ma . ' l "i" t r. , ." 0 . .. 6 a 1 Runt k I , le or Tr: ace --iss.-_ .. . }rim Ito% Attar, after Pr ors an Zarin:aunts to. the _ • I therefore, beg leave-ft gropeme another Revolution, . 1 The Antlinaskthirs i ‘or his C1P.41411r T4114;114 Ib. ii ;1g Of . S mitt - Sett,—lt —it having been repotted in a Daily Paper, I. that ;hie power is confided try•the nation to • . ' • which woold do • ' A da ob e • e bi a tee s o u bl e p or t . e f 1 and the Prince Regent of Fo: !Ts a i.. .apt tJP .f.aeigst Uric ns.. e second rending of the City Gaols Rego- ,_ _. 4 ,_______ svcap ~ , , ters weenier Wagered theeity as agar. *Weak dlC• ii 5 LI ief Megistriete, for the exprosg per l i es e. an d that on the -do :• on ti.e express conditiou, that he mill •esercise it in the H of Commons a Member of ; tur sierlus`r '-- !teller , Bill in House , to , 1 cation. o _ 9 .....,, cf. ;- - i -' That it appears to this *ohs Met 110111er t r a irn e ce ha s 1 Ad m ir a l, Lord Ifetlitock, ler cow BVine;flf..7. - Wiw i arerciful may, cossfromatele to the . vreirrit of that tl'at, . , lion. house bad made use of the fol melte- p * i ie A. -, 4 i : been reduced of Lotd Coarser' . inenserer o t ~ne r ; rat, Sir Sidney &Ant, . JOs. , . ~' . k --" That there was a practice in 'Ali ad - drf a ....,„ &L e 1 ..,_ i e_kflelle If se.trvareetn reCTlVeillinftarbesi of , . . ... m e t h e rat or aar . Narat li t i reeg , m i me . law, r! %Nth le it but the executor and which rh " 1 . Neu i, te of throwing raw meat among dliditaiei44 ; -nil would mark theiteenie of the nattretif 'flat ienda to raise the glory of their Gauntry. , . ~ - ..„,_, being Lex mierrecondide 41agitt,• of sou rse, to be so g_ * . I Lords Beresfotd and HIM S rThoina Picini, !Er Henry executed; for were it oftetwisr, t h e l aw i tse lf ors, and the . s ronge , of cc . niree, st had the Ilk - pwakbasewt most, a the has heti' awarded his Lordship, . Clinton. and tee Officers and,Prinairs elf the rie t oriitsos Am., - that suc h an inbanoui practice ought not tollea‘loeso • c the biog.!! Alfewroet abrwjete altusios to the verdict of i of tike Peninsula, wbosegnilati p tfeploits. jafterf.reetn .d a would chaligetits nature. This is the compact be . - This Ameament was carried inani- dome of Portugal and SPaln. Meths France th e . ed to exist?' ; Britain, and hnveled to the repose o f the worle.: tweet, Prince and Teeple, which a Kirg of England . • , L. , . " I desire, through the medium of your Paptkir; 116. 4 , . . ' The Memory of the Man whose irtues and. ~Tie; *Wei tnovt engset. in I.y taking a solemn oath to execute . i sittetde to deny the existence of an y tech peiritice,i The next Resol!etion was u Noe example has prodiced, ender Providenda.4 carried alas ! snani. Enear . d, and. _ _ " Justice in Mercy"—it is lot bare rigid Justice , . • . tbe deloverance of E_ eitY since 1 hare bees Keeper of Newgate, and as posi o s f asiisly. • - L .- our Senators -he Par-hawed., and sae their ercrtiek , vvei.- 'flat he promises the pere„ -th.- but Justice in Iliercl. sin to that it bas always been the owl- T a That kaimpillaliew .• ' that Lord Cnitilhgetiallt .be tiirected to•the Wooer of the "Livened the ',effete aempo And as it is impossible for a single man to fulfil so l i vely tom to the meat for each wird 'illiver... It" Piller Penis" "Waal lib° .7d Walli is i ll" 11)eoPie- ' .. • • s, , eal a task, by Isis ewe means, he has inferior , , . v_v_e,_it war _ ~ ; 1 , bowel- ft 4 .,.,.,,-949 I- %CI :- .. 9 _ :2 ,9 0 ro - no G„rae - rbe Mike. of "Aelliegtee, after 414 f r! Magistrates to assist him, ennononly relied tie i n ft tw*** n, who se e si n - - . iiesiditailre h oeis Bosdeib.asoliba I - • • irc • • r ual proportion to the Prise er his .o• - - - . • . ,_ _,__. ..,,,tonst to the oo c iag of !vain, ...f., .poopoesel— • . ,• . Te elm Judges of England, from their ba:iug of ill eq • • the 0 ,". ,w 4 14 it -isfilglimat the w- 11 . 60 ••• "m'r The Rork limoomble the Lord Vasty -A -end kravorvil in regulation. The weekly allowance. peouris Late yeses, been confined to that emissive, led they, of , . Lori ~,,.. . 1 • • ,,••J mu 1.:.i. sa.. :. .1.... .ts P N' Mine City of London. nt ne, is sent is u , without soap • t - adaseed'atOon were once more humps : , us e and be ma hare as :tan) , lll , •t t AL . "ekfter kfear. TwaflaleitivillillaTllMor Weesl *tifing ! After "the toast to Lords Bet-iferd.;atid Ma, dr_ • such as he eases •; t he re are also many other Ma- v.gv,Y own ree " ' 6° ,72 berst4 o , 1-5 . „- = tbapeces' 44..4 alt large a ./Spaing ae possible on ! his Rove! Highness ilietivirma eriiea r, r.iiief.49 . eio-e.. gistrates, wivo• sit as Judges in the bounty , ar01. 4- rt „ Prisoners 'sett" the coo ping .. o r 11 ; . r . v ?",,o_. Moetlay in Pearwitaa4eabilibit their Peahen they . the•lrolteiteeri 4 ibti4iitett Fry' pasitralalrl iNer -. Corporation Courts, all of wham as well as the .victuals, wi th en a owairce of coals Fowl' 1 Swr a cri o4, t h; h op o s o f opisios a wia, . . . o to.: 'Very al illatiess. "... "'• `: ~i -t= a , . 1 Ts e!ve Judges, hose the keeoiog sf th e King's City far that InwPase , "'t h ee emu ' 1 10 " eft The ,Thanks of, Meeting were voted do I*-. •To which his Royal Higiverf, the•Ltnke of ' 3 IC AIM ant • imeie • ' ' for them is the Public it iiiii . lit *Wiest for his ellensoidost in the Chair .- O r onsoCirentealidishe elf the - crep s .. et tO.tys! North , . oath, to a cleivittst er halite in itit.rcy. and therefore, ... . . ~ ,: , . 5 ,._,. eg , Pleasure rn declaring, teat e seldom witnemed • Core repealable i-b!srunisciwo - reoat excellent repty,.and proolised , ' it is a matter of great end geneial conceriiment to - P - _ a = t W e b oo ii • been generally satisfac t ory to • I the whole maim+, that this oath should be wt. en- :am? inteefinS, if. Westminster Eloctote. le ~ napes most !! "'be ressneetahiliei sof qtr . ernon, thetilarehito of the Con. of people. I am, Sir, • : 6 for be 'afitution, and theyrospertty tit the People. • . drostend, and regarded by ail antlevery one acting . T oameba i m i sermit, • r faieara Ly t cause of justice tuft Lox 1 _ o . • , i u the m u m ~f the rwensosa, lito•Dow• 441 - 'IV ela ' under the Royal authority in cavil matters, With the ' 1 Nelms*, July 9,191 t. J. A. WHWillif."` • ' •:4111" - . same spirit 114 troth, in which it istakeno in short, -• • . • _ .. : ton ', The utter, -a which the sobserlaeat kkilllifigas‘treceived with roost- ettptarroos applv dee: _ sock is the covenant and concttion on which the 1 by Isoiso4, Iwerist.—On Wednesday as Itiquest . came to oar hands yesterday a— : Perple invest Magistraci• with povrio—Potestas po-! Conosea's . outoelffere,--a power th-t F pe,:.gs from themselves; was held at t , , . Es ,_ be Olive Branch Qray's Imolawe, bee 64 Reetts, Jtoor I.—They, toliCsof - .orlirirropet,i' there being To : * trompetees olocerl'et the " , "7tl , Esq. Caresser , os a view of bedik‘gbods ender a &sq . wt 15 per cent. • -the rinse .thp : of Ili 111401, :near the Throne t who wire a, e nod which cousequcotie ("Loot be jtotly exercised fore Gnomes Hotasow, ~ . ... of Peter Shagliemey, wino was kaiak' in tssibpioning factories are 'pro hem inimat e aativity,. Argeced ilt.tiv.• dr r:he bot , sm. in any other way, or ler any other punprse than the body m .. flint solemnly expressed and doctored oi the care. , • , Gray's Inn-lane, on mealy lait. Sew.- and fiod Bestially an sale hot a tea& itro,fit. The LOU. Al avor, is pqnpintiow 4lhe inset at .., - 'Pt of Deirgalon, above alluded to.—Now, t.' - rah witnesses attended, from whose efideuice it ap- ea . thegsods. Almost all ,S,he vessels couX*uel ppl.FielrLlWarsl.al the 11): k r of Vis'ellitsso ! ou, a d t bs • 47..1' . rlyin deo 4 , id I 0 win iwof.(l4: .- red that he totitlais life in al geolerallight ammes France return in bellast o 6wiliog, nothing here 'tints ' . inos . , ; cirul application of Megis!erial Power eith. 9 re 1 ,4;,,,ir0 ember of Irishmen, iod lime the ehteamiad 'was one mu omit the Engfeth soitrk"M o They base brertetht ', 'AU highly gratifying visit of , his an 314 It; i Kirshitoself, or lee other sebordittite Iti is nut confined to tre Crnrt td ,Kinks : of the party- The Jvi , alma matoseelleGiferatioa, great "applies of at ided.at • pr?clace, tillicholl'ill i tiee.Prbace Regere to th is &slim Heti; acorimpaejegt , . eatealitiescry Court is the Sinsdons j •• ' returned a sntgMhtr. keep the rim low; for a brog csait." -• • ' •,,' by might/ fewiewelges sod roatieriaat -111Varriors of foe"' .', o roto • . 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'3 i • tive a mama • 4 , - • %or of flip OS Saturday irag givem V illit(Nrporartii p . * ma .., .. bject, 'being '''sn'l ..* parinteed to On Fr4it', • 1. itt'Fit'rfi eaetl iii „, . 4 .. „..eptttme," o 4 l :74l(l,..G‘' 611. 114111 4 Ill ttj * i oath taken by. the • * Ad s C e . .. 0., Met retiletlila j WfjP"T lL 7Weitniniti nr."" ://pFT illia -- dll imakno l . ti li al lai r De Millt kv bal ti l f l ;7; l •. • l i' k t° "ZitNoo l. 1144 1 ' 26116e g rist 7.411411111.- . rantiro. -- Wbbneter thetuffore an eith.eiagietrate.' lam Cr•wil. ,d.tilloieraferlY fur limi P•rPolmi Pf •Sinner, it about Ste &Work, Ma rke.,liihevie to terse tbe aNn ef - tugger the . chief °Arid iiaglatrato *all dol l eel l. iderie gAtat. elleilk,P° "'Prem.* tie • , - le avitt e • al. :In vented with the freelloin of 'the Oil frit' 'Q par s s ~ nu mebtiai-• hrire!..**6•Pie- 'wit intim rigorously and Uiney, itttotid . . Of s inatiee celleMl.eal." of t119• !* 148 S-Pr•dueed-IN the es 1- wed with tbesp!entrrd kirertl•Altttiliefti. „ Tftttiftt a istano: • ••,. a bjeh,. mining - • dliyed and tnirigatod with tnercy, the pesOl e eves t; gegA o LAO Cochrane . ' , • • • him. On delicering Ore foi-itki' 'Mr: liattgfala ‘. de IVess a Weft taper, *WI , Int to be silent—for if they siiimitcrbe silent, bow is isiois i Mr. WISH A R7', on ban g can.ed to t h e . * Chair, se '' t dti 1 htt tb tire 111 inmts err it , oa No e ......ir, . rag !lien 1 crated o bject of t he U 1 .0 1 1. 4 V• 'Frlgli she 'ftrY 00 . 001119 '4 11414 •11 , aatil ill vinilltid to know or iiiiivioutioo? i t h e e bow on;f1.1-,mit, ii.o....liamil ai...t15.26.ei liiiklika..‘ .6.. .....t. - .4. -. —..1.•_,_ _ .. . . . - _ n.... it .......... 4.- tt_. --t-. - r• r ' .►« . the neer whitt