The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-21 00:00:00

THE RUM'S COURT. (covets. CIRCULAR.) Oa Monday afternoon, a little before five o'clock, his Ajosty hold a Court, et hie Palace, at Brighton, which was attended by the First Lord of the Treasury. the Sear p r y oftiiate forte Colonial Department, the Master Ge neral of the Ordnance, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Strwaid Of tlacHoiteetoold, the Judge Advotate, the Msr ter of the Woods and Forests, the Earl of Chichester, kc. Sir RAM Oiffoed and Mr. Alexander had the honour to kiss his Majesty's hand upon their being appointed the ),. r d Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pins andlhe Lord Chief Baron of the'Conrt of Eseheq tier, upon which oecision the Ring.whptgraelonsly finned to confer the lie kniihtlaottd,Allew *the Lord Chief Baron Alex- ...• • - 1 KR4OI). . . . PROCREDINOS lINDER' THE I NSURREO+IO/t A CT, At a Special Sessions held at Mallow ; on the 10 , 1 s under the Insurrection /Cct, fear prktioners. t • two and two, were acquitted; the trials werstiflong a ny tit. nestles examined. There were setoral - other p +Otero irr the dock. hat they pot off their trials omit the next sitting At a Special Sessions at Cork on Wednesday. Thom** White, charged with having unlawfslly issenthled, be the 2fith of l)rtsher, with ethers, for Ow rirpose or reaming potAtoes which had haw distialiiiirlir • ~.es; was acquitted. . . • , . Timothe behane, charged with brief abaodt fro. his • • - ...- •- - - - . 41 . +Alf POR tLEAR4IIIG : ANE.I OIJRIFYIkO THE •. • • • • • - METROPOLIS. ! 7 • • Pavettiable as is the interior Of Entlish aortic. to the firth:nook, leatilinem, it into he hinseitted that 'forwent of spedil wr-efficiewt •artangements for the . pnipose. the -streets of •Imndon are disauMingly filthy, itld are s disgrace to the general manners - , habits, 'and clisractei of the nation, Carriage-ways covered Many inches deep with.mad blackened by the nocte6us distillstion 'of coal fires; filthy odours from the corners isf _every street, and theentraeees of every alley; and coats . of condensed smoke and veriens effluvia. attached to the walls of the !onuses, and , often eoeval with tb.M;;• seethe present characteris ties4flAndon. Nevertbelemoeith its abundant supplies TO TEE lilW. • ' liral--10'ettetry pipe• T .have , rend, I see it stated that iA Pmsbora evidence at Ilestfond, he says (on the Sdifdifir evenieg) 4 whom I na►ted the ei►cumatande :Of the r►port of the gntu.ne pistol having been heard in Gill's Hill Lane. on the Friday evening, that I said there wits cry' of murder I derry.ever saying anch a thing ; let truth rheadhered to • and I mill mover shrink from any thing I. have .said or done ;. (I may have err' I, hot where is the man ♦ho never does?) switat • said to Probert on the solkject was its jocular way, with a vi-tr not to awaken his suspicion morn than I cont.' help, I Wall sifting him as I did exbera.• Tha fectis, there was no cry of murder„or even calling Ames.. sistanee,(lf there bad.. I,can answer for it, 1 t~s~ ? J .. ... ...., ...... ...• mlown..e.••• aupioncl• mmitlTlVr tktl I.IIIIIV 1111 U. I C • , g if o f • eoietimustmeopou nee bora user Daroo /Ml..' ..! MILIIP.IIII AIICIIMIT, .411.1. gr. Wllgi Erring ewer[ True. anti #D anso•er for it Mr. P AMitla jai , , dwelling, found 'guilty.' To • be ' transperled T o e woo litf Watee e its common sewers. and other cerrrenience*, it would have mired otherwise;)eketiotimsauk w n aLe o c t r ' y n . o pa .4 r e ti:ole: k r .di i: . . 'lnileat,---""do----r a proper feestom, be kept perfectly sweet, my ineitirv , when die occurrence wap unit. neutetto mo• • ; • , 1 . , ardor, who Is now Sir William Alexander. •., His 114 Ma y -held i Putty Cauneil. at which Sir Robert Vests. . . . . . ; with ineontiderabler labour' end expense, a that, and Me extraordinary ,, Among the many dreadfid - consequenees to individuals ` l .• l ut .. - h e cwww". _ I' afford, the-Lorkehief iodise .0f the Conn of Common pottern of public cleanliness and external neatness to all being found, or any person missing; reade , mepanw ; hush, •• - -4, ' pleas, and Sir - Williem Alexaerder. the Coed Chief Barons takes op andacquitted under the I nserreetion Act, is the. * . were ietrodoeed mad sworw in Privy Councillors, and took expense nec ee saa ily attendant upon their defense. The .cutea• liotisiog is wante d bat en 'Ace of Perini . tnent, and • the afternoen,aleietly . epffering Ott) thipg . to lay dormant.. he • it not be eupposed,J•was from Saturday multi ricto,Memlay. • ••• - • -.4 ~.,i. taking away of the witnesses'from their several occepa- - their seatsotahe Board iceordibgly. Mr. Beller attended- - . ;II ',Clerk of the Caseimil.a - lions , to idle or get drank foe thertay, and Abject-thew •sanettooof the Common Council. snot tnegistracy,ito • ar- were Ito relate what I di•l in . • rule ''' .. . ' . • ''' ' ' that time, in e aroppitugi f - -., I • I , • ! Rail Radiant biol. ms 'midterm of his Majesty, and offi• tange and give force to an establish menl for the selves to arrest for a - breach of the Act eft their own ~. • purpose . to trage.ont what, had . heipperted..-it acianl.l.neroahon,Alt a. of exterminating dirt filth; mid reaisbrne sheet of p •d i 14'I• ' ' f • bet part, should also be taken into- the ticeonal. A consider. t i l ie exPentee • . elated for the Lord Priskitioistr •• / • • ‘aper,,oo sy ien. ii ortve In orrateopr t t , I' ' ' l email able accession of . business has Mean obtained .by• the beti. • waglit atnonnt t0 , 30,000f.. of . 35,0001 pet. annum . ; Mogietrates, Atterthelwealtinir-wP *filar:Court, his Majetey honoured it wwitofffectrral is led to the tortterktetelW r ( all those conaposing•the Court with an invitation-to dine coronary Attornies in. all places wheemthe Aet has been in .• .`woolitnot be- above doyen or eight' 'billions, on the prehension saf the pprnes. I likewise sea it ilosSutedea• with MIK ineludintling,Cottatess of Liverpool, Countess kite 3 - • ,• .) towage, to every house ; while the advantiger in point Or of the plpers that f i rober4 was eeprehetelest at v - i 0, • . . .m. •• , But and othfee leak; The whole Itoyel party con- ~ And these are the ni . hrle::, adopted 'under what is called ! P e llte tahlooPlealtniness, - and..c . heerfalneet . , o Would he -ggeut whereas he and Phonies Thorjell were takenat ate itin.: •' • .-..-::: .. • 4, i would. en 'ma ny r et • datuble sisted of 31. ilia:Plai %metre . of the table was a new urea- a . ."Glorious orie nt atio n,. to pacify relrd, • aro tq 1m • be . e ..!‘efiu 4 life. I . eope or, ' the and brought to my house. There the •Heirialroter Jet& thatiele ~- • .• ' • • ‘' ' ' l , I molt, ronatytifig ht *xo4l ofthe king's lodge i n wi n d ser _ •provelhe Condition of her • s le! how - mush , alai! are a g r " b . a town . w firstOfde An •PX%•1124! r)f . fitat• 'meth), (*.private oar). When a thiew le ,fir.i . iiii . ‘46# • • ; •• 1: \ 1 . - aim wi s d om, the , humanity% and the jastiee of -modern a 4 1'r 0 1 11 111140rr S I M MS a residence -ita: Landoll/ might' it very easy thee to sa bow A *.' • *'*l. - . ....I-. e • . t• I ' kilt, illuditeetada - . , y . . person foists al ..tee t ne. e .... . •• •• - • After dieneeldilliejsstysgtatified elle party in the grand • be aroderedassearlerneenta;s3. lieslgh as o••t eo • Stateselma overrateri o -as well as that Constitution • under ~ ~,,,,,, -re-,- . , y twin he edify% ' for tae best. .1f you Oink avell of iniexavog glite.no . •• • • I . c e , 1 Whisk •be desired no tatter wade of aseerta • t'e •'t • Ina . 0 also : that external cleantinesit Wont., ge oic•roont tyfeli a cdocert e the solo% and verse parts by So , 'fling b , • paper, You will Ob,lige, • , . . . . . .".";•'.. • • I , • 1 . , dis eq 441 •' 1 . I Air. newoe. . 37. w elett... hi est oi. gr ef t er io..., m ,t mim e , Ali - oebos.tel ....of eons etabobitteir let:privetiting• Oe rateretiiitt ' , bosun s dresses , and • , • .. • ~, , . , t: , , ,Yout linnthie Sferint. t : f .' • * ' - • them' ' .-s• , • OM.. . ind.enneequently, to an iitiprovement ' • - • -- e' • . , v. a ferd, of the,4.lhapelltaxal. The Earl of Liverpool selected . A 1A ... • t .' ,- .; "tt r . ; ,-- y- , ,,, "'lift . 1-.4eXisciilMlthoi_..,.., '. • ' i, i • • • p;amo;;;;=;zio= • . - •t.la i • w.f * ' tradition. - . .es smnuans. sear atior.s, * eserts, : lli • .- . •, • •-• . . ili, everol ofiliandel's *los; ;vie. "Angels ever bright and . . . CATROLIG ASSOCIATION: 's_ s •.. • ••• a driesila &plain might be something like the follori- ' • Janoary It. Ibid. • 'IT . -.. "..!‘"--('. .• '. ..• ' ....• 1 _ flirt" " Fioutegigi r ' fyom Judas Maccabees; " What • • • . .. . •.• . . . . .. ~ - . . • is r-- . . .1. . though Yttare'ereme - eitng - by the yottng geetletheS. This . .. •• ' WssiCan ' •• • • • i l ,i ._ . ~, . 1; Lett ' 'tweeted • en office* for 'director of hvalth. •Ai • ..: •: .;• . g -....- ...- ll Cri trio, " Ditlaidte) of fenger,' from Judas Alaccabens. was , ••••.•... (rime sits beaus note* 0006 - • - •hit"*PP° w 1 ted or Common Corn '1 flci o .endow. with a salary of 111IJATEDVS' HUN AN b 11UN•f•S ILO:SPITE r• i • ••• •‘ . - , ~.• .,- 4 • • swats Of the presenceof the Duke of Welling. 6.l9llotOrrise th e Ca Astocletiourmod it thale ironing ., tv 1,4, _ re , , sang tip . • •- ,-‘ . . . ..... ........ ..!. 0 ..• , ; „ lel nit eltiP pound" per annum : and en ettabirshreent of - •- - '-• ' '' ---oeslilloo- ' ' • • -"T - 7 - •••• ' Ii:, : • ton. Tbrileere•iireerompanted by the King's band, under Gs el street. eAt half past three O'cleek, Mr.Conwlegebvißibat•gaMgforiii •2 4 1 ' • the end et *serve ors y .or inspectors, at solarise of two , ;* ; ,1 .., . the &petiole of. He. Kramer; MP. Aftwooci presided at the , , "'•• - e' Clinch, Esq. should take the Chair. ..r,_. •• t • : . • orifesi... the flaifeluiala challis, the Coronation Anthem, Tali motion hes Mg been seconded , lad tot 4 .litston se to • B. Let . the tromph, from the inceidise •of „Hyde Pak 'Sberitf for the Corsqty of Hertford, made another neptiesi'l •.... • . le.. • " Z Abell tbeltrilest.' and other chorusses, were song, es• the Irregularity of the proettedinga edopted at the t'it meeting (1611a•et•wi* Mlialkid, and hole the • parallel of 6, 1 , 44. 'Akin to Mr. Minslinil. Ahe hitting Al •gieti-ale, requiter •• ' • ... •-•.• Owed in thrive:et 'department by several of the King's which took place after the mating Secretary. Mr. Rich. O'ffiar- '. ' trin .L Pherffieto attic Kedislnktoa, be diyided into eight tits.' flotor!ell's air•gun being , aPll detained ; lee liarson...: tiro, hod. The•cdocert closed at 12 o ' clock. . ulcer; each Wise ender lii • man had announeed that the meeting was adjourned , and after • tile direction eta surveyor, who should .. . Wet,. olio it appear refuses to give it tli : to.rotmegstetre. . • . he. (Mr. O'Gorman) bad left the room. chillOblo‘disfriet every twelve en cinths. . . o f having been served with a notice bitankilesignees 0( , .... ------• • -- 3. Let Ilb surveyor have under Tne question was then put whether the Chair nhotald betaken el khis contemn thirty teenier , Thoraell•s Bankruptcy not to part withst. • • ... - ...i, CO),IMT OF 'AI.DERMEN. •- . a.. - a. . leboureea r esokat twenty shillings,per week, with power to .. by Mr. Clinch, decided In favour of the Ayes. t • ' Mr. Mintholl said that he bad heard. &Chit <wild Ile • ' ' Mr. 4eanlau called for a division. • doodah: thetturaber three days-in every week, when needful.- . . • . Yeeterffey ffie c iLard Mayor held a Court of Aldermen at 'Tellers wereeppointed,when there appeared • T hese l a bourers taeonsist of cartinen. sweepers, and •whhe speak to the f ac t of Ids own knowiedge„that I.lpoinc hart '- • • . .- • - • Guildhall,. for tire sleipateh of public business. . Ayes.... ••• •• . 8 . . vrtsheiv.; sad the supernumerari e s t o b e t a k en f rom t i ro been ie'rvid with slich a notice, and tins officer. therati te le parish 1• I •* ' • • r Mr. Wel, Payne; son of the late Mr. Payne, principal clerk "N oes ..... . . 3 • • worlaionsiniof the district, et two shilli ngs per d ef. - cou ld n o t, in justice to himself, give it up•ieithout-andie -•- , . „to thedittimpleatfore at Guildhall, was unanimously elee:ed . M4jority ',favour of the Chair being taken -3 6• r... 4 eier y Omelet be provided with a yard; pr ;epository I demnilication by one party or.the other, frouvanysitkiK. %. . itrisianl clerk- tease flitting Justiceti, in the room of Mr. Be- Mr. for its earOs ori ilivh Conway nway moved. that na gentleman in fmnre should -itserford, *liii eras at the last Ceurt elected to the sealer situa- be allowed to join the Associatiweenless introduces by two oleo the custrhe husegyor shoUld reside. him. . Min. r" members. - • - . . . • it, Let all the streets, limes, alleys, kc. be 'Wept iiir y other . • - .. . . . . The Chaltherleinleid befit* the Court a statement of the 31r. Redmond seconded this Resolution: • . morning e mnd alleacisaisses and offensive object" tre'vernoved Th . . Sa t" decl i ned ril'ing any Fusitie. ) reset ' tbit • Orphans' Bend for threelearter ending the bah instant, and the 1 b Al K• the ': f that the early„every morolne-occasionally washing the totems ; and, hasin-so , and presently after hegeiis to n virsatlon with 11l t-. ~ , ... z ___ ,-....• • It was oppose. y r. irwatt. on groun• i a Coot directed .7.70141. to he paid cf , and the Chamberlaiq to snow second , sw ie tad cleaosia • eel) ft g • thee every 1 ',l.i shim 11, co nrernin g lions, respecting wiltottl. de idio t - TM , , ~ / ,I Association 'lseult! be open to. ever*C .Ibolic ia I rel. nd.-7. core • • • • I • gife the neeessaryootlees to the parties interested therein. Sr, . B 1 tlt atelier he conceivedthet lite would hetoure • .'_ heil - rereived a letter on Alondev from Ifr; hicholaotl, 'Kiri - ..% ..% • li, Tire Court hearaland.determined the appeals of I per. V t ia Y 0 tivevidert-The streets, lanes, drc. of Londles.,are el Under Sheriff. who co.npliini•ri 'of bet uktit 'Midi'? a'llt 1 sons sealut,serying the o ffi ces of constables and inquest, to a Repreaeanative Aseoeiation, and render themselves in together about 110 miles .long, which if swept every oilier ri ot , o f i • . tine . • - al great anx ety, P. 4 Mime doubts i tntertitts • . • e 1, . which they bad been Waled on St. Thomas's Day last. some Meager, amenable to'the Convention Act. - morning, would be 33 miles per morning; which 63 miles di- ' • • , I . i fi to w hi ch day, whether Wed nertier or TienVedgy . .netit' • 4 ..• - . ..• . 't , ' ' The Wardmote e t eseeterents were retired to the Aldermen - Mr , tostray laid that that Was the Meitner in which ridederneng 223 Weepers. would give 440' yards to each, in , dose respective ds,do give such directions as the) should Members mere- introduced into the . DitSilw. libe l y, and dry ghostlier. or in curly wesibei,- when the istids••woutd be been named for the execution of his wreteltmr•isetter.• •• - : ~ ...e • • see fit. . ' . that the Dublin Libras Y Society watt *Seek .dpiialdered a cembled. 210 yards to earth ;la either case, ab .iit s'x or seven His on n i inpressiern ay.as,- that - .Wednesilityt was t ha Jeri .....,::,. •:•.: .. f -..,.. . i . . The 4th of Mar nexewas appointed for licensing the sets- Representative Association be llaiP iihmot of flits kind per day,: Oweemainder bei'ng occu sent as no reptie.ve. or orders to rountermatel. the Istifitieilitt- . e - • - , t ? . • - - • • ...:1 `, i rat victuallers with* tbiotelty. Mr. Kirwin replied. that the noblill Library ,was. noi PI!! to a l ms washing, engine washing,-earting. he: Qs; of the sentence Isa-I hen fictive& he had gimm.the oteront .„:„ ..• - . , Sewers! bills end eelaries'wom ordered to be mild. 0 Let cleanliness sheen en f orced on th a pol i t i ca l • society, „d t wo -an y d e b a t e 4 which t o o place ace . • ~ „ . , ima y a .egoarl. : of ;lig airy orders for asecnobling the constable.. is - c.,71,4 mil - , . , v. ; The Committee appointed ao consider thie 'within of the . • ' of . r• U4 ll la rerardtoswmplag the ; pavement opposite their ours'o snaking every other preparation, Tin :Merit tome! .•• • • ' •-- , I there were relative to Ike concerns the utheir,o.. - eth o ttt to p r , r _.- tokhehouse porters, we- Jost the ticket - porters . reported thattrw al WIN, Ac. Sc. • - . . • •. • di std . )? nu receiving Mr..Nirisqlson 'allover, set QUM-14M • •.• • the right of delivering light bordeoi were exclesively with the bi . r.Consey 'eked Mr. Ktrwasif becotaLltnats.see Hie . ic• -Get ell hinsatiewilleh are exeurpt.by reeion of.** poverty d • on Init urinated too late to procure may gatisfactorrtgstrgg --.• , • i• ticket-porters. . possibility of a number of peratra iki =g the Asserietion of their Itihatiftsats tense psying.poor kites, be AMC. washed ''• • A n ( hr I '•-At 4: • ' : ' ! 'homey reports were peeareteel, and agreed to. ' for the puriwee ofturnioolte ' Secure of aproyi tube ma iliondsiths eatery year anttoneethioUghltie inaide. If rik4Ctritg. ne's . fete; . soweaer_waatml on ... r.,_ pp&i,•_ -.. ~., a . . . t . - : , f •., Commissioners of theemet of 'Requests for the mouths it and codices*? ::.- • ,_* !, . •.' •• . ' • I . sg,;,.Lettordead *trepan, to, the height of six feet , art sub the at the Home Dep- rtment, yesterday morn' og, an ,J - . ' /forehead April wentipPointed. ••• •It'' Mr Kitwan said t h at h' 144001- p•tiaiini • bad h eel ' mud! tallaut., gee* seder tuts end ol*n• wind ows, (dam the formed by bioitleat erespit for•ait deig,lsgti besowlweAtee, ... • -.' . j. 1; • .?.f . • trartmoitted to Jlektfoed. aed that fte . .ae 4 tee n e t , . 4 -f- • .. -.. •, • '- • into the Association to create diseeten, but tie kited" isat getters elsooge,to peintibt frequently wash them,) be lime - . . • • with a receipt of its receive d, god .11i%, • •• • .! 154 Tit 3 E . r . • luitunce of R. He thought thole proceed:nos boil a)notya' • le ached Afto . every r .. .‘. - , •. , • •.,,,..c .. • •.. . ' I._ *;..• ' •Oe' • r... . , ; U Let , eimit si 01. *doe* &sesame* -lE. cerartee ; rested. at fpesamot,,-• ......... ....,... e ,,,. f . „ .. ..e....amme-.. been rendUcted with regelarity lend of, r„ an .shat . . • .• . . ...- • The hiept :ea • .. ••,. t . of ~. ........., . , . • .., --ar-r- e...ere- .• • ' • • . ... -• , •-. ....t ,• 1 t ' ''''' .' • ..•=• .i.1"...;,...ai net- r .., . . ._ . :,'- 4..nasalmtvg itimairiiti: Iflish i 4••••- . IKoiete mit • • •._.7 - ' . ' l ' i , oo. l 6 ' -' • • . ale •• - •‘ 11 .0 1 ewe bigger% ili to peruse them, white . % lie did • ' Tb6e wave' it • • ' 7 ' l '• • ''' - r I • , , gdviemle e4 v.: ,•• - ~.. :tor t.-6- • - gg .. .. ~ r '.. . . _ ~. , . ..• . • ~.,i ;I- B u t to n . t • , t • f il h ..ip r a j ; 11 ,....7.:' .. .- :. • ' . 11 1 . en . hiptitiey tOlikeslot ItirViepose of en . • - • • ' Mrs Lonsa..itiomitoT eoioeived:that it ' tenon? fit", lb. Let t alednias let ' ' lei .1 ii ideltir, s talte*,, h tllVeya( 24 ‘''' - t° r * f " hr i ~", . .e . : t - "" r .?wa. ' witvttel obt ..,:• '" - • •-,-,* •i• . . , ' amicable totjuetment of priers. The letter sent by John Bel I • I d Jo' 1A• 1 * ' fast re • led te in t iti • 'sac similes. Ate Mee' and meets.. net cute i• . !Lego feet. tn. 104, bo lions and the other oot . n r.. MCI rrnao , lloimartreolie, onseiivt., , ~„1 / 4 _ , ;.. -s• f• ji;ii Thorp. Act, to the Secretary of the Co ittee, naturally in. bens stated that they . kit w him to y be 4. w v , _, wadi with . , . „tow. done nen ,, eit. totes in am ' r•eretakle enhainteots 'of Naralch. The feiitiwitit ..., ' dared an expectation of accemplishine the desired arrange* ,- t 'T. , and, and wiiikh • we are harpy to state, bide fair to be spee• that he did nit thereby present th e t lan of Botts nor every Peal .. - ••. ff Doi done w lyfit two years , aro the espies:- • • •.- i--- - ........ '-',.-. ,•.• ! ' I : ,ti dily attained. The greatest difference existed in the prices could lie suppose that, li admitting lira alley would "kit let' tin •• . ~ . 0 police, . end Be enpenee ale . "Closure *.JaVt. 15 •18t3. a r" ; 1 , . . A i ,0 a ••, • • ~ mi,t.:_The.prrrport of this letter to you -is to a i pol.agist - , • . ... used by the two parties tor the manufacture of galloons, themselves liet•le to the Convention Act , their enemies 24 ' 96 94 4,VIDeI its - * • - 1 . . . Mottle!. end bands.- On these much discussion to k piece, 'Ailed in their placards, and pamphlets and other infolo . 11. Lot oltVit• Part* of oil bosses , lb wbldi theee'lwltot a for the. puhlie.tion of year very! handsome and' hniwan 4 e; • _ • :. l 1 Mr. Thorp having hero preeimpay railed to the Chair. They ens productions.' • • t New They bad nil heard ' oj Paddy APH - Ml4lo 4l l e ee 0 lad y e n m, 4471m 4" 1 "" ii°, be lime weebed a letter tome: Delicacy I kn-w would have orevertled yen, ' --• • • 1. - . • •.• A fee t" e ealabld.fetohmeoed, opoe in every year, ... .:: „• k : aces consists/red. scrWm • act in each Case , after grist but Plot. and now they were told that pert‘go were to walk in - t er l, e ne ' coneentine to it, had 1 ravened it. My object for &ins •meet t e penettles. •.; • .. • - e• •••• 71."' fi l • so was. this, the tide of pnblic opinion - which had so foreibly ••• - .. t • ' • •' • .A• • . fair contortion on either slily, both parties receded from their there - for the purpose of listening to their words, and !till •.. IS. Let the eater! Ili • h''•or we of ell peblie usodings. churches. original tensor, and at length compromised at about half wayoperated against my poor unfortunate eon, and roar' tee •• :. • • ; • different su'r i es w hen of the di ff erences of price askedendoffirred. The ettinerittee.riving so consolitOry a leiter f rom such high' antimitt) 16'1 • - :. • that persons were sent into the Association , f a t that phi , ' sit feet Mob,. twice in every eear, unless the. surfaces are c , . •, • , • • , r. 4 ever, no e hoe tha lag been vested with fall powers, nothing' '. • it , mid be deffelliuly arsanged antil they had laid before the Pest. Mr. Addis was a very young man-(Here severed letlierwiseorenewed, lef the owners, or parties concerned. your e, 1 - felt wont.* alleviate that feeling, and I hay. agait, 7 . . • • Gentlemen remarked. •thet there had been os al fff. Le i aPeclal reoruletions be made for the cleanliness of to o ff -r you iny slater(' thank - and prayers for.the leintsieree • •. • -. • ~ ,r plod body of MO trade Ilse result .4 last night'h nuttily. . e conviction that it would hate their unanimous and gime Y whatever med. to Mr. AMU? ,I.o' . agpeared to be - a - rrearkets. prisons.. sad werldwases. and to prevent tire exer• and • feeling yen evinced towards him. threughoiti: hie - • ‘:•. , claret oolgotne trades improper boars • . .wretclic.l confinement, and which never can he obliterateM . most was, however, expressed, end a determitnniewoorwe to, thoughtless yoner men, and in hie. disinlin did not seem ihees7 with ' • IL Leo-all s tkes -46• wombed engines. with water * tro•n the memory of myself" and - family. The E Mot. fir ii:, call a meeting of their constituents without Ines of time. in be worthy of heir g emPloyed oti - seas °cession - MT. , • • • • •• ,' 1,•,, - i Or linarweter hellevereat once ada iu bar y.. the months of the No.r.tiefs Mercury mill forward - Yon i piiiiriby this A most ireportaal..aseggerstion was made. and elicited the unto Kelly.. lie conceived, had ailed a pair , . part in joinjog j ' • June, J . uly.,Auctua. angl September. • • • -...• . I. , • i shutout approbation of the meeting ;it related to a general. the Association. Several Ventlearsh it#.• said. that tate! 'The grolOannealextreses.of these great intiiroveinents may i • • day's post, wherein you mill oliscrre a letter to my retail- I '• ' lotion of prices MOO,- ti trade. by an 'understanding that h • nI a In the obseriaie,s which hid been :be estimatedhi the lot, itigigmenner. . . • • Iran friend . . - Alderman. Bolingbroke„ from 41r.. hignryti, . . .. , , wes . not ing pers? ~ . . , I . 1' " the Magistrates of the different districts should be spplied to, dt . to whom also I shall ever feel greatly Lltted for his es. ind • • . i , , 1 • at one and the sable alma. to sanction • list of prices to be l ' aut9 • 5 ,,,,,,, Id r..KeHy said, 11taratelrough he did not - teethe object Director's ...- salary. . i.. • • * . • 1 a oo potions towards the spiritual sweFare. of tho it - 00 . - ' .4 ' 1 rnieusly agreed open at e public meeting of the two concerned in the Bilk Tribe:the proceedings of Monday night of the motion 12 .firti• it.wes.his intention to hal. supported His clerks. and eildmeorveroni ; - • • • 9 4OO deceased. (legging your et-oses for the tr Wet Thal , . ...,. , . Eight eolleetorwyet steseeemente " •' •' •• • tek) gire you, I subscribe myself your troly afflict servant. k' t•ereted great oreditepon both sidei • for the temperance sod its He 'would not have add resied thichairman, but for Ibis ' ;.• we hundred and fortysiwestont teboetreers, at BB . 6. 'retsina . , T ugsgeth.. • 1 . the forbearance with teblehameh advocated the interests of the mention of his name-he could not otherwise Mr w single .I. coT headrest and fortyouttra ditto. stAbl. ISt 333 0 • " Robert Sutton , High S:ieriff for the , 7' . ..I. ,' i body they represented:. and so geseral was this feeling, that moment have taken those observation! toltiinself.(thar; Ilorse•keep of 100 hare* at Mt "the conclusion of the business , theatre were unanimously bear.) Could he have supposed that it .was thought bi• • ••• t• - ' / . - Beacom! of tweetypseetes. of 30t., - • i ' f i toted to Mr. Thorp, for his impartial conduct in the Chair Assomatiol. RIM 'be lied' dined it i '• • •• • from ' * and for the disposition he had relented to effect an amicable ' lo s- • '•" •• • . •' ft ' • • , • ~ rem eitister motives, he would *flintier tbe Asso Interest among borrowed, for,byikting, carts, heroes, • '" SIR-I embrace the oppor;unity w hich Mr, 'Mete ,• • • 01 sdinstreent of the differences which have of late existed In the t.• . . i elation altogether. engines. Ac . he- at !bra mmeneolseht;-say 30,0001. . b o i l i.: g .ven oar , to repeat ta I " t r• t' ' you t le. reelyrnra coley • iOn 1 ... • trade-Morning Paper. -or., . Several Gentlemen here stated, that theft had been no et Ric percent . 1. 809 .. y our letter gave him and his family , u did one addiebsed • ' ' i . . . allusion whatever made te Mi. Kelly. Sundry expenses- as pritiiiii, *advertising, stationery, . f e t l e el• y lo i n . Letters front Constantinople of the 18th ult. give a very •• l aw , e io . , ~ „ ."..,...,•;. ~ 0 ........... . 1.000 to me earn .r. ran yn.• on, D i o s !pr . - ~. Lr O onwdy's motion. The- question was then pot on ldr, C not of. Mr. T. hut, from report, through tha Pirtilie • .. . ,' lk A tosunble picture of „the respects of the Greeks, as Nitrides' • . .•.,., • • , . The Chairman% declared - in favoor sr! the Ayes.. -.. ~ , - • • - • ockttio press, which cannot always he relied on ; yet twill report . :•. • • ... , 4 . • , ono the disunion of the Turks respecting the mode of ope- • •• .• - Mr. Kirwan called fora divide:a. • / .-.-..., of his character they have been jest. I. have tneWti Me: • •., ; • • - •.6. nfish against them. Thi Divan haring. after a discussion of . 1 brae , Tellers w e re then a pp ointed , wh en lbe niantbers - ar , - • - • .•-.. • • . • Thurtell 'nog intimately, and never did •I' finery .1 - times:tin-. - • ~..j.: ,) a months dtiratioo. resolved upon sending the Grand Viner 11 . • •ISC . ••• • • . In t he eight Astarte, there are about 100,0e0 houses. . ....... • - ----- .•.• • • . Il • „. ~ Omit the Greeks, armed with full powers by the peeled to be- mit aafislionquratile act, roe ever a mean sine ;to tivitit:yo ' . • , . • , - Bug le : . - ..e '•9' ' ' 'sto that the asiessineotsnlifitlil 64 6u t ha. 6.1. per bongo on , , , . , h od caused their decision to be made known through . A y es , • ~,,, such an atseitioi ' ' doubtful . b • / 'ire ' n may appear bur Cap as re .. ,- - -. ! .... , 1. PvivVe.: 3.. .; : theaserage, or 2ja'oer eat houses; 10s. .on Inlildl ' ing owinseis. net eerie, to d o so publicly until they had • .- baps, ~.. •i• ••• • • ''' • on Sir, he posseesek yore high notions- of hotfoot. Miff .. .:' ~ . . ••- • , ' simnel t h e reso t ut i e j4. ....6ones, end li. on sole* ••es : sad the sale of the 'weep- 7 ? . .... , i •eb. Ind the of public feeling, on account of the great • • • - in .1 •ts' for 311110 n '. , •'' - a art irstegritv. I have great satistection in .addreasihe yew ell - •,. :. . , s .. Mfrs mDM laheo idatirs 4 unt o 'though they would . . • r , • *net the Turks hate to the Grand Vizier's quitting Mr : Kirwan 'gave notice of a motiob for the '• • st• this time;that yon might know von had not Isilstdired.Vtiele "• - i s '"eell'ital, sod which arises fres a anperstitious notion ' - • . MA that meet o l f,n Comm•ttee to prepares a letter' et 'IOW !Viler • • - oust- - ' • : . humane attends* . me . a worthier's object , -MP. Thiecell ; ••:•.• .- .. • . I. Bud aop • pis only justilled by a state of extreme peril. The b' •Is tam ,the signature Of' the Secr.•ory. 'end . Linder sec •r , - , and attlietritlittran eXenee, di ses net know a' m , writing; perhaps,it-ift hitc4err hti t .- - - . '. ' c o mmunica tion had 't ' twith rho t d leted obj.clions, sod th ? ' "greets. ete o most ec M thr.Peers; sons of Peers:* Baronet, ,' and other liet,llto Ts .4.. , h.; ‘1 - - 12 e . - .' ' 441 !Alden l'unlal'econ 3l the et e wn e u t ithbuld• explain. He lives one mile and it tilllf • ' i r e Judi/arks bad even proceeded to outrage. , , •It we , O. r . gent' `ll e )en neertlng them to join the Associat i on: "' . ' - argil the wort . irdte all }lie 'agreeable's orrown city, and hit letter was gentle " ti e to gel ftd4thittliviltd to% • ~_ ...- . . • • , ded '"erc ore Imagieed tort the httention would be abau• lon A * - "P"kre bid taken p lsar at , the date of these ace ' hlre. Lu k e nwekett Wolitraseot 'the Meeting et:tettsid t er ilbte-no enlightemAnd polished people . Typhus • fever.' iht,eetted 1140 1 ,,,, ,w ee this hiss given ,coos' ses,..opoeggeenliehist •••-e.: . ~, . lis. t • too l b e to ". . tweet) the lieredtsleChaeffa trAffid/es end the Turk- abl.4langtit.' irt support of; a . motion' teethe ree l ed/Asa* of With' is' a perlieinolphireeii the poor tpleteeti, iroOld : doj og an get of gretcful joetir. up has rtceoihfor f.slatigli ~;,,,z , 5 . ,;,....,':_ 111. - inhustry i •• ' - • ' . o consequ e nc e of claims. swede. by him for tho the' Address of the Catholic Ow( to • the People 4( (nrietteteteineteel'. Ile 4 4 otiriteity'qtrecks, tali pecuniary ,o r „ e f•A t t a ggjf 4;..fii Vg a ggi rod ' . ~ , , , • . k ~..a_. s of cond olence and irni I mitation of , Pe nt • -Rune Swedish shiphseixed by the order of the. Ireland, peblishid•in the:year .1814. ' • • " saireithgea from inertial:tit' *Sold be 'equal 'to 'those -eiwt respectability b o th fur rank add -ohaernikeroi :1•64' •,' -:.! . ::! ... ~ • • . 1 vi „_;" the %%therm; • Th e swarth& Charge d'Affaires had .it bailee' got to a very late Merin 'tbe day • befehig IBC ftienr - isfpeoverr .si . ' Math,' While •1161iii:otriteia . h e ,,,,, kl' • t High tilserld'efir • Sadalk . ••.- • "- .. '• r . time present Coss jen e 0 m la epktaajatocAhobo. is disgust, sad threat- Plunket. had " haft done," if Was moved add carried.; Bud egilitill- Peek: 106 ' ° intresied •• dentbillty • of. 'thWit'. g) h be t et.of that respectsbld litedit; 1 .„'• -'; ► r • '. urney, t e -.. 1.. . , ~tittelsilstion the • - • • °Ube/si n hi ~- -- 12 3 1 seasilsi Sttareiga. Lord Eitrangford the debate shonldire adjoerwed to'nert Ndtardat. ' r '•• ' PeOptst'yd I olleniC got`rof Improved premium god I . . • • • ' - '.• ' • t flier n _ defog/owe. bet it 'resent the decline. Up to the • - lieridth, 'the "genet • fthldtilivrehs,Wereby. inlet/ dotal `• " -9 . t some it insy•bay.e..appfarnd si, gee • • „a ir •.:- • . . , ..• ..• tot. et _., A/member he had• almost delty.aedleece-s. of .the Vizier, - •' 1 - " delft/ indnce Weil .. ..p=l I • the: Hi= btise ti to net *WE. eir t kindness arid. Tosllng, beep .*, • - • . .-.,, ..• • ..'` . • . . Woes iota f CAPTAIN - LYON. . A e - .'h - . b • - ' , khoilli is 00 n n t r eq u u s en ai tiyeeett for bytheSslltea. hi os eel f. who con• . •-mmo-e- • -- •'•'•- ' - • • itticcibindlmoutify 6 • kit Of • their 1 • • •'' if' •a n the there is no part of .. is condoet 4 4 - . . Whs . 4 ' - .. • --- • - ' . . ha astem,badolt hi mad,. *ha vadeplored his ' • '. '•• • i, ih a i llit, f On Friday last t e Freedom of the City Of Clkicheilas :1 ra torilS eStileilte I . hi? . eve! . eted7ii .. to •'-''''' :/- '. appearance of thit while ogigeopplis,yrould..ili,iensegetece; -_,uta u . . i r ot" 3 ! 9 .. . • .'$ • Btu i te m -, r 2,_tke lieereaot lad iliwiediees alga *abases. to fkr Unlike/14 -I l i • ••• mg' tqable'sid . 'f. . ••• way presented le Cept. Lyon in des form. It well enalord be a n reepoot ,4 l , oo - i l'losi !Kite iltogither enthis !deice ° s , ' . .... )t •,• . :. w o o : 7 ... • ~' • • - 1- - .. • ":' the mai witedorembleh Inflicting .ImA' out- cork ono °meta. •./ lift tit, y Immo, s o a m i l oa tf , • .- •. 'Z i "*lteetattity.- -I, e , e ,,„ 4 ,,.. e g le ,,,, ttia i t b m i n y e g m .„o ol ,l a in i boi Moak. being a pieie taken from . tie SI s a rty „ e t notions _; . • tettivo-.4. titres years be like • r Whali. tweets fern! ted erwisitti a ersiOnatitiasid ( ' • .‘,.,. . ' i : r welted the Sultan veholobliediately gave • order. for the Y . .• ship Heels, width that intrepid Officer carmermod the sass of escheiintessi.•• -"•c - •••• "" • " t he . . - '"wiso Kali ' - orders. The Isere lattl - • .... oeigires WhiCh,Cansed, - se'.. , , • 7 •,, s , Teis __.the'lrerido Emig& la' that province who ►bid hats voyage under Capt. Parry's . .Notbang more lessikikiregvWe effect • these d.sirable ~, • • „..iter B e gle y ! ...ii,i t i " iv .-••• ...•12 i. ir fse.4*( - x. 4, _ re *salon cruelty.. . ,• .. .!•• • . with • gold and ornamented -whir nevem] hettdsonse - and o bi t g e _ t h p , 9 , t h eo , t r t o e v„,,,,,.. 'MillA. „...), LOl4OO shopld , '6 Wlth *vett senfitheytt 4 • ~ , . :4 n r..' . AU N ix roltrinte devices .. In the. lid is the following' bei ei l e"r tate t he. • • '"'_ ; ,„ 4 t • , . .:. ‘t mei- . . i t' l l I . ll, l ,7Tite Use glib Bilis laser warlike rumour ' I . ipp . _,.. . . . . . ... ~ ~ . , ri .. , Ingloapts abillter•r tit ilhaletabere ( 01 : 1 403'• •• :; ' . • 66 Your obedleOesit4garat, • • • • ' A,,,,.._ ' e re been le eirealittleif tor. toms -time' past. would acct ion . ... lon- . • W . troistoker. ~ de! Stetbwork; should • - pFs• - .a•e. • ; '' • -,1 •• • . i 1 / 4 -, i ... 'et - t' . • ••#,..., .... , v Wellowslane, att. Id, 1924. ••• A N, fltii.i4litille t e' . . ... .. :, i .• . t Tat 4 4 .004 1 4.1 1 111.tbi Ponds-of lor 3 per cent. So ' Presented. J0n.•16, 11346, . ,I ~. :. pre an o bnog I I n ''' • • Ittool ellet•plWWW*Ss: le * ab •• ... ...,.. ~...i.is - , , I, he w • • h i 6. . Robert-Stilton. Seq. ,High. Sheriff, • - -•- A loe _ ever. Is the eat ( ' condolence the very flourishing ' • • . By the • , • , indicaeost.. • e ' :° ' 7 42 1 114 tat • treti O. . . --,. . , „r . tne County of Hertford." . mi h„ s ,",The review.. aMitsimenie.espital In the hinds of the ' , Mayor. Aldermeo, undenkeens of Chichester,: 'i .0 •tril m a mhoi •: t - • ofrarlisinsnit, ant .. ... . . 1 - • . 1'• t ,-••• ied laterest- To Gummi FRANCIS LYON* "Mg* .'• ' 4 • 1 t * *. /II Non. StOtk . thatlhOlit4ll4llolln have not had the stightmt i . e l t r -. e*er • t '•ed he gridteita and •:. ; , ~ . .... • oh l e % at moulage, rill sad the 3 per emits ere it ted, • • Catptatoln.the Itoyel, • •..; •at•.. .1 glop ' • . • g ureo Wa tlet , ,1.., . .1 4 .Velaadt or Ceara . -11 the list el soutangetat the oqmoresc Opt? ''''' All ISeillessest greet rise will area the • ' .. la test Of Ibile; . Al o ... •: • , . . ,i, ..; •••., , ' .., . 4 - •,. :„ . Comarreer• acre& • • IdeSettrAieseloos. W.A. ded the • folloteligg !meg . •ke;-. Tit i R• • sot , P rizesDf the •• ._- •, sii•::•? .. , i g ..) ..,- ?iik ~,..._. • , -2 , A ; lr,,-.z.. , _ _s, -- r - • .... II nagetha' ;Iregritipettawat•-3oho Adam,. tie • W i o toy in , .. lathe, &YR 'Lottery, and great par are • huts be The Sehosiniiiidgidy approved. willeh not .. • , And .splrds it eat ~. , • • air• Vet' ~ , ~ a 1 J . is • s ____ jlawstM. or 4112111M*11,18, MCI few . 31e!",a• •••' otooth • -lbowee ,Wlitig, let stealing Mae 'lle ;• . • , . z, ail is when It ieseee that the coontrectors srs. - . Displayed b "Y allit ' ' "*****E : "P lir Il i" Wm' fiat , Sse'. 2 /1ftew‘. 449 . 61t " 91- ' dardiews; for letailig <his' wife and - taking theqembide ik ir 4 • ,'I uz J . nisewtiaht) him esintriverl Willie to ad swept its his Travels in NorthoreAlthille ". '••-, , , , , wi eglogdon=o,it • 1., r i etgo ‘ gotoogioo. . Irv:emu= perish of Westbury ;k. WAnseill, foe inedinfl• 11=11 ='• w l 14 s rr taco of .110,000 Z -two of whit* will 11111-0 S the Ira And lii thelato.Voyege to the Polecat/ -' •" • T o etiso g i A : a rr a ' salOwSkrtlisti. Wet !Lela .diseellbri [Poichisg4 we st*pobj,lb twelip.daieeaaserisittiol .e . , ~ zss the drat • ' n t o, - . daY. fifth february) *ben I* feet MI the . . 4o aplomb • • .•,e et .. "I - Wi lri l it • : '"•'"' a : • .' ': - 3•, • :: .4 tc.......: is t... ', shawls or potatoes! - • • ..,...- a ~ • . ..• • - ... .• awu *ill% Prima Of a North-West Passag e . - - . -. • ••• • . . V.. • • - • • •• • • • . . , • • • . , '•• k • • . . .., .. . . .. .• .i• , . , .• • • . . • .:.•• . ... . • . ... . . • • ' - . .• . - . - ' . .' • I K . i , • . -' - -.• .. i -,' • ' . . . .. . . t. i• 1 . •••.. .- , , , _ . ' s'