The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-30 00:00:00

R A ~~t ~~ . Z. . .• ~ ~t,. ~,~••'. ~:.~ ... - 4k At of their poi of bof ra- es Christianity its.cihipietsnes' :t t iechighetw ' the whole of ALFRED'S laws and institutions.. And the Mirroqr, which begins the thilki section of the ti rat chapter isi . , the manner I beet just quoted, sey,s, it was, by the , ordination of At ! estan that Pa l rlhimints should meet . twice every yeitt for. the sheet isenina; and then, be tells os, that by one of *lain ordinances ." Wintek, foriZ, and every offiiiiiia'forbidden." . ' The British Pedimental 'then effatilit*Wel s the Ito- , mish Cherchorti did met. Tinpils ekeninfiged Ili manner 4 offences fry the pablic sale *Ants and* abaolutions :. theesweretime-serving and obsequious person., mast/far from repressing wrong and fo.ree , in the great met of that day, actually encouraged. it ; bestowed their benediction on their standards, and participated le the spoil.. The lordly retApis t of those ages had only to eudow the church widt a of their plunder to receive a full absoledeatit"; injustice they might have conanitted ion* I : The Chronicle. of Froissarl, • *hick ext end s ruin the letter power EtivrAno ELlitinsertO . Hilei IV. bears's. out in all I say ; 'and another book, Dot- lonre's 111sI. Crit..de la Noblesse, will furnish more thin sulfident to sicken the reade r with the barbarity and licentiousness of them , times, as far at last as regards the Continent. All this, in My - opinion; l to be imPoted to the cern . ion of the elegy, when , knead of holding up :• , 'stele of Christianity to. l illuminwe the pe .. . ~ all in their power to keep them in larkeet.. : ,', airtime. saying of SHAKE- ° SHURE, " Ignaliiolb : . • • earn of GOD, know ledge. the wings whielt we ,By to Heaven."— The chwacter of AMe times, the circumstances I am about to relite,"afford ample testimony of the. justice of this sentiment. Of what kind, I beg leave to ask; is that knowledge which wafts the souls of men to Heaven ? ln it not the knowledge of truth.? Is it net the,sentiment of justice? Of *hat valueis .. all other learning compared to this? The knOrr s ledge most important for us, 6 ,that Which enables us to discriminate between right itisd .wrong; btit ! lying, pilfering Priests, whn chested the !illy peopitel of their money under pretence Of selling that Heaven, J were not disposed to corn mfmleate such knowledge ; it might l .isowirver, he learnt from that pbliticat iti stitutituthroar island, 44 where force was forbiddett„ stroogy f ediliaised, end when Pieties was to shitte i forth like tile sun hi meridian apt endont." .! Wanill now turn to the darlc bide 'of the . picthrti.. • , • Doc Soya informs es, - from Joiiivrt.ta, that -,, when ; Sitter _Lowe ,Weht to the Holy Land, he demolish,; -eel the pestle of La Roche de Maim ' a Strong hold" builfopen a. rock in the Rhone, because the lord of that castle made it hineommon practice to plunder all the merchants andpilgrimi who paired that waY." ..-This, he tells us, was the practice of the Nobler in -those days; and he natatiens a Nobleman, p. 74, who having taken a hisakild,mea put out the eyes and cot off the noses of thicArfsigliOetta . try t one man oily excepted, to whOm'ite left Morey% that he migbt,serve as a guide to the test. to the 7th volume, and 43d chapter of 1,00001 4 ‘, 1 4 'CiilOaifie, as trauslated by Mr. Jounzir,:iounght 404 4 )*- is istroducell, telling FROTIBAIT that hi, :ml 'iti P 7 bli a .. • 1, . ,-.: •r's hia.attendants, " had more Money at command When . .s - .‘, they made war for Else King of -Engleod than sineei• ~ , , , . : ..,,'`.: 4 • , 't T i.. 110 0 41 . ' they had turned On the Side 'of &O . French, fat .1114tekietlititeldis, tee. ft,. .!. . • - ;''. .: .. ....;•-• t whenever we took any ixeuri , ion in quest of itvetis.* ' • . tures, said: be,' *e metier fa fatt at essetia some tip( . Loss Of TISESOTTER?O% • '' i s , kit.% # metcisants from .Teitionse,_ "' . - !idle , or .10:150 tone, hound from' Cidgineater -iii:tisc B,reerac; whom we squatted, WiOcli Ueda*. gay ! with a cargo of timber, on Thursday, the i' and. debenitir, hut now all that Li itait miti."—... ! grounded on the Gore 'Sates, .which is r From this - passage we aro .nituralty led to'relled on ' tierce friallie,e?iirance of the Beklieli? the similarity of causenand :effects. Commercial . only five inira tepid the Shore. • l'i. plundertimow the ragelsiih some men : the Ameri- in this sittiation one tidi, *ha ts cane Anise pay is tribute, they ' say. Why ? • because ' posed, Tunterery-yros tat! " Might constitutes Right." So said the freebooters bot, before ske tat ... .4,0 in the dark ages, when justice 'was banished bf trio- lat midnight ,' .. .. k lence,:-4 hen force decided era in the Courts o YAW, :late every snig M I s —when the light a Christianity wai hidden from the : 1. Jehn Adams, intuit* d tat& world. by artful Priests, and ignorant*, . that dreit. ! . ampton, and lahi,of.Y4ss-litra* A . fet carte of Gun, desolated the earth., _Theft ike jof the vessel, Hie liihisfet; emir*. same . right of spoliation was set tip; and 'the pcini, 161.11 fi shing-bnits Oa • talit io , i 4 Z ilirmoata industrious, and peaceable meta:ants were made fo W. - disdain, bet'the.• • , . . `.., . pay . the same tribute by land that the idvocittis :they could . [main' an 4 .. . bin.; for.maritime rights would now make .them pay epee% I . .beenetMl i amist-head at ted..o ..' 1 the ocean. .Can any. -man deny that there is here i . jenOn *tier disappiaand. At ' fitif .. .' • • 'strong coincidence of ceuse and effect? Why then may t Conjectured,lhe Vii Litter %kw '' .. ~,*: we not pursue the analogy ? Why not speculate on the :ell "net their .sad (ale f`fqiit' :: ::. ••• (' :natural consequences to be expected frown such prierl'tressing Gana k, that 'tilr:,.t .. 1. " V', .. ~„, eipies ? •Did not the corruption to which I al i ndi :^place lit theciach'fer CheprttistOiee i t s ' ' nfeces.. delphade the men of those ages into a condition"fitter „go on ship boiled: The wind tieing Yale, 140, 'thin qi=be 'mi ll pond with ravenous wolves tiitip that of ;:wcatter at tbe'-iiine'tinte *Aside, : tifoliifiNtettsOf !social and 'rational beings, till at last thole very era artery p*orliect of firiiihill licibe . /40410.1001** . icesees gave rise to the lieforreefion, 'Which brooglit. 'clouted tolhaiketit - . .ti ,- mankind back from a state of bietality to Ms- - 2Chitiisitit(l64ll: 4 ' Airy ' . 60.1 • ' .„„ ..,. .. , „. 4 1.. ~g,.. • .: timenti of reason, humani,*andjastiCe--esolitisertk VieligilVWt'lL.Oeto:s 1 4.' 1 s: 0 4 Itte , '!, stokinstan to the dark ag es. The *hole of • nets' , *e . yetetigi i ti tia t4sn i duple 'etilk , e oWnotii .. o' . lai st ito amse'S book, and it is a ary'eolutnirmus work, .b ra, '' . l'hu .. otettle4i the MK P." , /lied with rapes, robbery, and murder . Though*: .. - .01 ,C 44.0... ttirrijar.-=l4e Maas, when committed .by the tea 'at 'areas SIND je an, Palirrceolt; in iikr.ffond - O f *ere etas rank of Knights , I .4quirai end `Fr ees deceased as Well es Severetethejs, thaw *ere, In his opinion 'leasable; bet when Oaths- tbre o'clock an Tfleeidey'even s ing, att.* , 4 Mots, after having beat robbed ant plinderetifall et *tend of Rid :Ce*-ItriliettottiMis :they bad, took to the same - disordeti,. in 'o#l3eie'be lef.Co l i i i i ltirap Pas . ". - 44. toiiid'sfr' avoid dying with hunger, then therstiiiii;4liiiitiiit, eerie ,' at de Sinsi 'Vie asskie dil l pion of this time-serving Priest, rogdei, vegehondif, ailia fly otio,6t die .:T to, and thieves. It is thus he speaks of the Juqueria: iflaisly iiiiiituff. lhestage-co* 6 ' Those wicked people (he says) plundered and Thir io t e i c t i iold a . It4pey-each 4 burnt all the houses they cans to, murdered every liii ' .-Miss Roby, tiding' Castleman and violated every Lay and Demoiselle etiolit ip was isingat 'the time„, ii they could ' fi nd. I * dare not write (says 'be) 'hetielleid,_, ~... ir : tbit*.ch . ,, was co i ns the horrible atrocities they 'thisitiated Oa the ifettiq bid selioer ! . .:1 ''llo, eons o f the i.,edlirs ;"—bet be his livid's ik• 'hO e t el) ete,. 4l lY IV* pa r rib* atrocities that the Gentletein 'canasitiol od Mr. gots ..a In ..._ ... *., the persons of the peasants, their . nines,enedaugh; that the Scull. cif . 60, Illeow ters, of which the Other" , were but ;Os 41 its " ft- kod ,thatilhi .OW''' lieu. This risingef the people was, haldthselfe4 TartliCt,,' knowledge., produced by famine, Said thit . built* 104..tiA # ' . _ was occasioned ' the men ... L a..~' • .~ 1.7 ~k~ ~~ ~- ~. ~.~~ •~.: C ~ _~._' 3 - 7 aof .; ika e' • • _./4 '-. - - -.7 Len his beel .4 ~_ fib' tii`f4ats: At . hit poi h 4 a. ~~ ' I ILIUTI . VT it CR, lt. ates. had in Isis .fw I made ~._ • .. ._, - -_ ~... . ~~, ...er„ of St Paul's Chutes-? night, about tea o'clock as he ~,, ..ugh. T-easpie-lortr,• when he' vid: etider N, 4, i lia c,. he witi seized . by ,, the hisetteripilliti i ,, twit foreid his watch out of his pocket sad mil t c; tbe.Piimiter continued hotding him; and at length . It him down into the carriage way, and ran off; he follow sad the Prisoner happening to 'run among some watchmt 'tiecared him. Idr.- Benjamin Bennett, of Wood-street, Cheaptide, 3 . was.paiisiag — Tenapte-bar at the time the robbery was coo and saw trio men•hesik the boy, and folloWed the Pi who had knocked the -Prosecutor down, and w A runs 'arid came up with him just as he had got among the wat and;chirwl him with being the man who had sobbed 11 and assisted is securing him. ~ Mamas Deby, a watch m an, staked, that just at tii was. miritkismten. on Wednesday night, he beard th e it step thterr' in. Picket. street, when, at thq instant a 400 kin . orthe thief, the Prisoner mime Punning r' I the wi anett and the boy close after hitp, vele (Rate , an d said, ' that it the man who ' .him.", HOL; secured the Peisanei, • 1 He wai fatty committed to Newgatp for trial. . , INSOL;VgNT DJ BTOWS VOUItt D ' $ EC . I iiintai-setisti istfitial.c .iti- • ; ..olfie e. l ltie, .". Mothlngi ti"a 0,0 tapd to produce .. Aitiisj o. tileitt• '*tkekefore Oar, J took 11.1114. • gees oclrwitichiuricalreide been Stated. A t i r , t heir Orel -, „,* Upon refOrgin‘tn.theoharge preferred against the . deiid i ft: - i' '• liege* pro- Prisoner, by Mrs. Bishep,.whose hostile he had taken ' '!'" 4 . '' : -' • iin ffins 7 place . ; Sloane-street, which wasthat of hay he . aiii - Vliit tittalflitt4eil `.- - .Tido as we would . - Ay disposed of several • articles of plate , et justice and Mimeo oefOi to rot te.: . a n t 'end r l in P en ro , " the Magistnite'wes fea rful . that it did not , Brat Per4itierli•kii : the (Polt` drt*,_ . add 'llif -oovere- entonnt to felony, inasmuch as the Prisoner had n -. 'Care Tar rester obliglitiont then Airs to 'tared into an agreement to rent the house fo r twe lv e t Intain Ali' . 4 bealuse they are' tfie Aeading,es *nth% and at "wield of that time to costars I . , V 11 4 1 13 1 - Ti*. obligation Mite.iidircl Skin .with b‘ • the propettrit contained, in the . same state in, inepect to tit s et of pett' e.A - sink ,to. a...Wilt i t ty . e'en :.ldh he received it. Any depredations, therefore, i 'then, which le the *Wien 4,1 Bliiiiir 'i n k* witiek-Ite might commit upon the property before the ritheris• of juitick If the Oki* aiiii thoMee .: thieved of the twelve months; could. not he 7a cogiii 7 . tdo not snot theinielvetfor the.makintanCit .. well . the period specified , in the agreeenent had these two precepts, they 'do dettetta:thi Midi efthiti transpired. . . - - • institution, nor .deserve ' the:'rOkeci stedterf et , Is support of the correctneis of this observatio n , 'the people —ney, they are intha(cese Anti: Attlee; r)se Worthy Magistrate citeotoopt, in ‘i bleb d rd . A CHARGE OF . SWINHLINfI. , for in these two precepts of jestkiiind phileithiropy Loughborough, when Lord Chair:eller of Englan , , Andrew. Johnson, a native of ilauover, wsi CO is compressed the very essence of ChristianiiV They let his honoefto a swindler, for three years!, and on posed iii his, application for'the benefit of th e Iconstitute that knowledge which affords toman the finding that his property was daily.. Westing; felt it &mond* Act . , by several traaers residing i u - t 1 wings that waft him to Heaven. Withoist fr tids light ..ecessary to interfere. The swindler, referred him • heighbOartiors& of Wapping and Rutiliffe.hi. t h eit ead on . the ground that, be ,h 0 been the' priticitril ill in a nation it would be io darkness, it '-iiiiiikke 'tin ids agreemenf, and observed, that if at' the afflicted as Frans was with thiteurSe ofGest - I%h of that periodthe property was notrestoreil to him ' : gang of spindlers, who obtiene& goods from them 4 , 4 corrupt Priest, this blind leader of the Mini, this iv thesentestate in which • he bad delivered lt, it faw - fir o siies. • . • *Sir 'JOHN Faotssaat, Prebeed of the Chtirch of would then barrette time enough for him to take • • • chimay, was one' of the knesecilite instrausente legit steps teobtain redress. Lord Loughborough ?herrn* tour cases were b g rOught forward ei ii ii;ii thePrJenump — ' . It appeared that he lipt ti *heeie'eg.. ..rif that cerise, inasmuch - 4 . .. ii . his dirtkriee !and .felt.thedote• of the remark, and was, in feet, obliged Eastcheigni tor the reception of sail*, ' to wheat hi' exam lc he en on for6t., messed the true to eonipteasise the matter, in order to save the pro- acted as crimp ec . a . geat. ~ , ~ . ...„ 4 'knowledge of.• Christianity . ~,-.; the le nth chap.. party . whieh . was left. , of his Book ; he lets ne.Anow that *there was a MO. Bishop,. however, relieved the Worthy M *ice between Fiance and, •ngland ; but this did ,gkstrate's fears upon this subject, by stating, that : liot stop the Tree Conipania4 ,vii) indeed fire& only although she had let the house and furniture under : ky plunder. 46 Pdiln#. car t *i re won (he tells us) the agreement, .the plate and linen, which the yri d many gallant deAs of dim% perfonsed both sonar hid.pewned, we, lent to him separately, and i.. About the month of Maliki- . 11813, two Mrs in' Ma- seamen's dress went about ordering goods, preteed•a log that the same was to complete their sea stork.--. I They gave a curd, with the Defendant's name suit i address, and stated, that the goods would be psid Haas;t !pit, this, he tells us', 'r enconrageld • peor 'hid netking to do with the agreement.. , .tor on delivery. When they were iiiit itie'Liefeed•:- - 'ant generally said he would be an. ... • twerablin • , bet bro • *rogues to o.6tirsit :robberies both on *wok .50 Upon;thilieintrge, therefore, the Prisoner stands castles,* tihe4 lie calls " thi eve., " 40 - pi &on& Etil4,cotinuided. - . i . ... .-aiwr.--I f ore the tradesmen ,received payment, he ran ewer . lfrom his house. who I , go l od t s w .w as hi s c tit p e e d r , so th ns at .h t t he the tw oil e 'would hive eatlitientiously deVotial tynetliittit 1 !.. ; ~. ei *daisy,. the shoemaker, inthe Strand, 1 . . . i s irEl47 4 7 B iiit h e aa cO o u r l d d e t reit iot'. 'hiwil'iliiiiY.bei:44Pl they went" Poor rogoesi' l bat ,; ihsavd iitettlialier with obtain i ng 4 pit of . bOots 'exploits of tiiiisoo and noble plinkierersi kit: , ~. ! ' ,krilhitim ender false pretences, did :141eisd to sup di, t .. . -' - ~. . • ...'• •-•‘',.. • 'iii • 'transactions were frantinient,:so Much so that' iireF yea . i -.. Among etkeitangelar•acts opftkinsisimitto rpu.l edebts Of the detaining erbilters weiiilenr iMeeptitak' the l• to the'Prisoner's discharge. ' • . ' - • ''Priest Otto . ,'"H. deuce of ‘wittcn,.tbe Prisoner-. Mik . _•arii,ilty,, rte. - eepeAmia fello,ingeoaage. a few desire iof - the beim which After the cases had been stated by the *hey 40400 11 : 8 1 w±ull!'1 14,0 ; 11111-4th r.!1 1/ 1* . Mr . rieent Par Rid, he did not find a clear' Aeratitmai'*!fok . ..o,t presen t ~, a ,.. L .,....., * "":. case ift bd 'wide out. Ile .had no doubt that they 7t: ' 41.41 1..v. OP ill'illghitS o ' l ° l ' l'i't his e l l wi "" lima liolh their goedi,' but, it svas in a great measure ' 'totheir ownitirlt*Of cautienikerehailbeene6.,...A . .`; .fie Of liiy prentilead . Platt having beard of this Ailinnan's abstain, sittl,.ihe eircumstanees unk*r 1 . 4 nary le Ike •hprelitilitien of tlierti whiCh the house waskil, want jai: tha servant' who imner' to • induce them to give credit, yet they keit 4 left their feads-in..his hands, thereby nuking 1 ,Was in possession, *Witold her that he was a parts ...cniiiiiintrat4iteinfilrilzd.:acis•.iihtity f - . Di e ), ii tandhltati:rdpbrdteeeten4figatidir_ebs.litifisedsabuhry...'l. blindlysl a transectioe fritpduleui. in its on a ma tt er. of debt -',• :add credit. If tritainion wopl d blindly give credit ...* persons w hat.. expect ? They hid lonwis I lathe ant bet Master bet ' .himself ecnereunicated; left their goods iittethirldfeodant when they should thif ClFORliffiiliCe: tint iftritetner affected - mach !Ii•-i l i are - , .. pared l i t f . • he - ms t r,i pl osiii it ti c iv e ttime t i l , tri0 d 1 .,,id. , 60. 1 4. h e bintis ir I 1 9A . .. ,. .. gif Str.ste io get t 01 , eet o f -- - , would pet fea.te ti Mr: fivl'vh° iv"' :which -T. "' 1 Onrinf thOcredfl,O;i : then Stated, thathihad. ap ~ • old ittalth‘aetilbillaLo!..,64-.Dmr.er in w . 4 1 " .m ._, , he , V. i'o a ktigkitittti t Via waS iefased l' . 4ltrOi4t; • liedligire • , A-zrre or trecute,, intimivateu . , .14 10e . • same 'me, that there b* thh'fanirtaiire; : . . iiteiritly acceded to liis•corning rf i 7 : ( V e ebs: 6l, W.; * lelleriiiMilliefle 'Poore, which he was to occupy,. c it Yiktit‘ In not. be e 3uore s , iltshOuest clui.ia lp c_t h er e, *, a hr ia t rg lti e., IhwitielliiiiitiiilS • d 66 "errant, struck with the :',. e . • *3414 .. . a /' and:l°. he th . w i . as s,A . .t l " 4 . it would. be a;i act. Idegidifilreflhe . t4Oestrtngether, communicated the Inflf*,.,..asitt: medium of ... with l'! TZ. Serf PALsitit- siid; 'there was too 4004' - . 1 , faCt 'be, it:kriellsi-grocer in-rhe ntrighhourhood, *kite thelkiitily, - ellen In towir- dealt. Thu Insist i ',. trobeeite ' d the servant, tied th . st many dishonest . eherecte , re. he& 'teen dischaw.. j ' Mr - • - .Oder but.:l P s- - Anse" the • - r. - ..110 hid I real4 l lo it Mt w r. Nott's Character, he ditittei herViiit means not to atrordbim admission idlq .40hope'grals little doubt his intention lif. _*a lhalioadipibteis I 'within bistreach. The itkisittl4;4 l itiok , this advice, and when ' Mr: i ratrOdidli 6 takiepoiloWilonirefusatishim admission. ! 'etlian . ealidaionredtbritce his eatrtince, but was *tetafatly resisted. A litter irons- Mc. Lee, who i written to as thinatsbieuti was aced yester. 1-• fillthich . he denied: aft tisisw adf Mr. Nott vitetaied hisini k :bfdtordiiivic inur his'intbnia-i faader-the hoots. - • - ••' • - . .:1 :! . .11i 4 arldition taithlS Mai a poor woman came fort. *ki , iird i Who irattd4at - the Priioner ,- had procaredj 151/01;frimiherti 1410 d, 'under . the kiss -pretence at ilifili l ting AO her the teversion of an *state,. to which he lies intided. '•Aft4iidilkikitia'; • '/.11 . . 0.1 . peor people Caine 'irsiiiirstd who , hid to tile Prisoner, and /bid &lien defreed- - , veretbiso examines, alai, *Sidi be seethed telutiff-j ,rishing trade of a fOrhine 4 eikrit! .to be many hundred cesee,iihitriti kis vitrelogical 004 Oriyallint' ybongpeAsolif t '464 iii iertaiii particulans reaper objecti itl'aitich the Seerlett ft. r'rtfedicl. 'Theta *ere' t . ties" retied Sill bis fox tasting *sip - • A seto 'is t . :syere stet One i giaibed 0-utt nativity with Aft its i ici.. Aiveglt Cite. 4 .rs Whig read,. the PK— said;' he' believed t he. 40-14 r, thin hinaiiilf, ' 4 his Ike.. the•Plip lef Ire t' ed , the in such discharges tau, behts:.toutisf.ce,osi m and how,to disting t aisll 60 nefik r!Miet"Arbail persona to not be.trusted. The 411teodent• he ,bed contracted all tho. Atibts fairly. He hid lest POOl. by passing hiciruid:, for sailors, Who hact never pokklsim after he hid bee* 'Amide liable for their debt,. The Learned Seitlteirr,Airleiiang the witoi4.4. likeitarges, exproeseilen opinion, that all the fres put together *suede 'the Prisoner a suspicieur•Charso• 4 ter. He could remapd him under the Act as a re- rarer, whose couddct.was suspicious, but t he 114 not wish to pass over the circumstances an eArlOr mixed up Against him, 'Withumtfull invostigatine , The Pefendant was reente4o for a fortnight. ButcurtssOtr Mi. P. SOUTH opp osed Wr - liktfeisdatrt. fie • -•- orno, ri`hkh : . ••• comMitted an act of bankruptcy, ..,,. tnissle4 issued against' him. To eta, 4tvw.,, on it, be:produced to thisolicit - Ora tahn'ichtt..... ;of baptism, to make it anpeiithittlit'was Under age. ' Mr- geriennt 'PALiteu stall; thill'‘iits.a grotiffralldi . , `ltild the . creditors should not be defeated : 4f Utile I . holittltilission by the' proceedings* of that Cost 'MU..? t4an*..sataild therefore give their titne now to . Upen'thbfeel,'' , 4 : a, which . might ice - done, upon, showingitbiti'; - ; !• Se of the delay.-114.theretore - adjoutaid..*4 l .::•:._ I.6ll:thelOtit Of :litteavy. ' ' .- ' ''' . ' t' '' ' • Thuttniay as Mr. Charles. Wilson., of Blaskwalf,in .y with. his brother-in-law, -and two morel 1 .45, were. returning home about 11 o'clock at'', .ght, from the East India, Dock Tavern, . when '..1 they bad - been. speudleg the .evening, they were at -_ I tacked. by a. piety . . Of men armed with hludgeonN. rieaffr oppeaite.. the .dock gates. Mr. Wilson as4' :his' friends Made `a spirited resistance, but one .ci • them 4efittlaaptely , bad its lag broken, , and in el!*- projAblty. would ha,vaileet his life, but4or the fen e - ' tin et t he gate , who came with a 'fisedbayonet, 00 •- %these appessult!the•ruffians Made:their escape. . The ! heave of . Mr. 'Comm* liilNewton-build-' , ‘-, Aell-t014,. Paddington, war ?viewed by thieve' . ' , Way *Or, • and rubbed of -plate• and.'''` 4.ltu anteatltbf , more than 1.001. -' ot 'oft " . ' " .1- • _ . '11;001 1 which: • • . •••••-• - ---..-1510÷ , -- . •. '' 1606)". ' • 14tri. linstetty,lge4l9, relict of ifil q. ofaboostioat 'Moe. . at iiik boost, Jaglogspaae-plart, SO ar Warw.. ... at ber daughtieslioare, In Abinglie o :Mary Dela:sato, widow of , tke -AK l i lierpers-street. tiekrater, fdts.-Thow; widow of the ka hfoosbire. • . ~ 4 ' _ _ Lc, • a was occasioned by the robbery and plunder s the men at arm, &iodated into whet. tirol called Free Censpanies.- Thew . Free Cominfit not out / impaled cootablitlooli 0( mon% 'll9 even of young •waspin. If foes mold 4fristititi to a Pecuniary tips** air to tbleable. ',IV If force wa s at alkOellittai- air :111'i _ ._,Ai A plundered sa d . 14 pilialitry . firokiortilditirly Canine. -Tlds IS -110' - psouratr/ . stilly bate ht . . s to,' *err sews. It ; Ii thesis (01%ty - the lakivatitaq bid Tofge i Impress ail a thiti„itrielie to ' others .. i ,ityy wood to ba, one untaarbicli ' pettans:4 Mpg . ipaselt *kir aa sea ocAarjand are r.lstieeet to"forget. They fagot that the**rsei Wary aad rain by the weigh& eldedi .., . - ! of their power senAneinNlisests mew It' vide.titte 41thrlit the peasantry in Prime" the rig against robhery.nod oppression. of tgesn' . freing ssSenihied toitether gaisto ctotnpsitftrites toreber, ant don hey came to its, " - thsti the; siidAttres of Frani , . *iris dies!' it emdd ne s sett' inerttortsios idt att:' Frorn tiiii It was the mOst'iCriligni: &tura yet not greater d is % , } .by. the name of '.. 6 gallpat ;1464 arj doh, there is no 04rocity i so ffilFia , the.indignation of th 4 One,set+444 'Nest, 01117 It mu Aone by the Gentlehins of the F ponies. It ii really iiitonishhig ko* 41091 vehurch *as to the rei obllos4iuld hOw g tr , . , fal to tbs. nolty ones, by lioyisomilty Osten ' I shill fay blefUle the Etestleilts by ouis s oi 1 dotes . :ftios. .e..,tesexT,,eribi, _iistee**;,:k• 1 ili f ecti Ibe v 0 ve to tkOadirtii may chit :gall . otifto chirsiter OrthdiM times, ilikeelie ' ' a to - neorithift i ttoolilic nitui 1 positioh which is the source of Isittonal hi good-will and justice towartia"ill Os:10 1 .114 . "Of tyranny and oppression. ' I I rentelo4 lie; . • - ___ . 44 : .is N: . • s uni Tilt avtithiLBV- • 111 441 ; iststa.---Ther Prison* yelisitdar under- E h t eumivatlen Ikeote- -the Magistrates' at' I t a i tt r tzl tektaii hisweveri tistitapited of a notare calm- . yi n er idoce another mood or commitment, he; ',in , , 11 ands committed to take,his trial on those, i i ‘ i t t ,r o , •16. • 116th • Ikeenil !estminstel,l it.l.titt"!kuk r, - 164. Oof 01 1 1 i -