The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-30 00:00:00

Alta. I Holland 0 Flander4 I France I 1 0 Malta DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. hdiat Steck !Nth, Bondi 9s. Ps. pie. 01.! .Ariluitirs F.:. $i:::. I.?. 'IA. 1.. e!.. Ditto Coen. N. N. dit. omnirrn Con. liar Ar. 09 69:1, Lott. Tietrts ttl Irk tic Ittattsimatt. rag II I I I'll .TATZNIIAN " IA INCN,/t PUIATED N ITII .6 Till !MINN AN LO NOON: TOMMY EVENING, MARCH 30. 1320. We have this murung received P a ris r a p ers NloaLl• Th e Kisc, who lately experienced a slight in opo.,dika. is now perfeetkv recovered. Fs NI v :!:17v beard Mass, un Suneay, in his own apart meats. end afterwards gave a udi e nce to t h e Nikes Ostrvsn raid Houtenlt. to PriaCe TALLEY• -tr.D, the Ambufsadurs of Naples and Spain, and all the Ministers. The mantle of the late Duke de BERRI, his esl crowa , tl:e %word with which lie gave the t:rst s:-.:ate when he entered the capital: all his ..4ignia, with their particular emblems, have been v posi:ed with toe urn which contained his re- It is znnotinced in a French Journal. that u Su mely if muttfirl •lysurance. which has for its ob ,ct the etustantee of nse•istance and indemnity to •r(-.se %Tito may stiffer by the law vl.r:litist indiwdunl :criv, has recently been formed by the principal yiang aicti of Nantes. Aietter from tladrid states, that of all the fo r !pi Aml.:tosadors at that Cowl, with the excel , - foa of tin. r of the United States, none lave yet cstingratiilated his MAJF.STV upon his ac (lance of the Constitution of the Cortes. It is yosau.d that they are wsiting: for Instructions t'ra their respective Courts. It is certain that . .re will he nnmrrous eh:tures in the Cori:a of Spain. M. VALLEJO, Minister at Berlin, who has played scch flit imported part at awl at Carlsbad. and who is considered a inost determined enemy of the Constitntional doe nines, is antong , t the member of those whose re ( .11is certain. The King of ..Sirst . .%, it is reported. i% firmly r..solved that none, but such as are friends of thc Cunslitstion Qf the Corks, shall he accre dited at a foreign Court. FerNca FlrXrl CIATURDAT.)—Five per Cents. 'Of. 1 1 84 .tetior.l. I f. MAI 011. PLC. Uotau IWsterfc rd 11 I berrn4tv and Jersey • • 0 GuiltatWrgb 4.1 flanttu tea 3 f rigt OF rrot TH I% nal Steen (*tot. Red. C•nt. cons. wit i , r ecent. 4r e r . ~W. Navy 1041 I.o't %gn- i her fent. lon. z i•:~ ~~. The news which 1133 :mired from Boardeanz confirms what has been already stated respecting tie tranquillity of Aladrid, from which place the I.:embers of the Inquisition, and the parasites of the CArt. have withdrawn themselves. It is believed Cid the Corks will assemble on the Ist of Alay.— 'l.a expatriated Si•:.uiartl% are returning to their country from all parts. The King awl the Junta are principally s•••ti:pied in restoring the order of things, as existed pet buns to the re-action in 11•11-1. fleneral Farrar had :Rielaiourti the Constitution Lefore• be had received in !l:3Am; of the events that had taken Oar, in the The proceeding% of the King were nut I.nown to Litre till the 13th. The courier who carried li t!leintelligcnce had wit returned to Madrid on the 17th. It is well ascert nevertheless, that theCoastitu tan viler theie procl.a . mo d on the loth, with the inn coa -1 arrearc hod' of the imral and military Commanders; Imt ea the 10th rho- • :vas a trillie* re-action, occasiusted I•y snow few acts .olence tr ltirh has: been v •tted tloring the slere. '1 he this...nun eutpl..yr.l Itact• to put it (!ewa, and soITN. Umitt 'Xis stied ; the pttiL Ithis are Lot yrt folly del:Med. A letter from fi 4% , rte Say!, that the Governor of "St. Ardcr, Qta %VI ; 7:si rt•battt named VIAL; and a small I.uniber ..1 person% u 1,., opposed the Constitution. have lwra arrest's,. tieneralAtrau.s, oho elms:sanded in Ris ley, lately died at St. Sebastiana it is generally I , elieved !k.t he died in a tit of rage: this may readily be ere '''••••ll alien the violence of his political sentim, nt. ute 1. " 1/11 . A traveller, who appears to be a person:'ge of .•.I , :equence, and said to be an Englishman, named 1 "." -ti, passed through Boitrileaux on the tllet,on his •t Split; his journey tra!: interrupted tot some '•••••,, Le the local authorities ; hut, after a minute eve n:Nation of hi. papers, he was allowed to continue un 1•• routc.---M clri.t is inundated nith new journals II have the period of the establish of the liberty of the press. The decision of the York Jury has pioduced no rtall stir amotoz , t the parties into which this .teat nation IN 111Vided. The Ministers, and their settercuts, on the one side, and all classes hostile tc the present ystetri on the other, seemed to cuu der tiCNT'S trial as the touchstone of their re 14.cti.ve claims to the confidence of their country. 'i!a•y ii4AW stand like too mighty armies after a battle. Each have gained and hyst some griAnd, but as 'wither have been dri‘c se from the add, both set up equal claims to victory, and deafen the imr.artial and independent part of the penil e with their triumphant shouts. All is tumult. seoffinr, and recrimination. In the midst of such tent postuoas at r •itatiou it may be difficult to retain out.'‘ THE STATFS.:NI.I ( coolness: we shall, however, venture to try bow far we are endowed with that virtue, and endeavour to examine, without t xaggeration, what has been gained and lost on the side of the Ministers, and on that of the people. The Ministers have attained cue point of considerable importance. The meet ing of the !Cita of August has been pronounced '• materiel." This, their supporters now Aim I was the only olject which they had in view. ' ; Thin is nut true. Their object was to prove; that the meeting- was not only illegal, but that it fray riotous, that the public pence eras brotten,l anti broken with *melt riedesee, and by such nun.- tern. that the only means of safety consisted in calling in the militate.'. !n this object they laurel failed. All their efforts to establish that part oil . their case have terminated in demonstrating the! tel'erse. therefere. the cause of the people I has gained an advantage, which more than coun terbalances that obtained by the Ministers. The meeting of the lc:h of August has been proved, to the satisfaction of the honest and impartial Judge himself. to have been most l eaceakle and orderly, till the arriral of Me military." This was his declaration to the Jury : and he even went so far as to remind them. that putilic business had not been interrupted. durin,► the meeting. that the might determine whether the alleged degree of alarm had existed at Manchester. He attrltinted the statements made to the coatrary, by one of the Magistrites. to want of coolness at the time when he c . meeived a heavy responsibility lay upon him. i and to his being placed iu an unfavourable situation for observing what was really passing. lie de clared" that there was no etielence of Actelin'it inability to execute the warrant," without the aid of the military, and expressed his sierpri,v that Nadia himself had not been called to justify his application. osr the other Mini trates examiakd to contirm the -r slalom-Ist that that application had be: a made.— " To say that they were in attendance," he added. '• would not do—the f::et was, that they hog not! been examined . 1 " What the upright Judge wished the Jury to infer frem this observation. we shall not attempt to inquire. Hut it must strike every impartial man, that when a vital point is lett unsupported by the evidence of those who had been represented as able to substantiate its nature, considerable doni,ts mast arise. or ra ther few cal remain, at to 1/ii. capacity . or incapacity of those witnesses whom it has not been thought prudent to produce. To this we are answered, that they were in attendance. but that it was not thought necesslry to ell' them. We usigist reply in the words of the halite himself .• this will not do ;" but we will ask the Prosecutor host *he could entertain such an opinion when he iaW tho tern which the trial was taildiq.., and I the little effect produced by Mr. HI:I.TON'ti soiitary evidence t How came he, who, in his official ca pacity. must have been eager to give his ease crery yarterrt which could lead to a successful terntina lion, to be less vigilant Win the Judge hine.t.if; who sat to adminhater justice to both sides of the question I Let hini answer in a , stisfaciory man ner—let hits recollect, that if his former reply Hwould awl do," in the opikton ut the Judge and Jury, it is still less calculated to satisfy the country, who will now, more than ever, think herself en titled to demand a serious inquiry into the tniss;ae tious of the 16th of August. Colonel P. W. draat, of Grant, has brill nti.snien . comely re-elected Representative in Pailianseut fur the ('utility of Elgin. On the nth current, Lieutenant-lieneral thy lion. Sir Alexander Hope was On:lnilosesoisly sr-6.691rd 't e pe e . :tentative iu Parliament fur the Caney of 1 The Sheriff of Wigtowleire has appuisetrel Teeursday, the Slltle in :tint, for the eiretion of aßeprevintatire for ,that eunnty in Parliament, when it is neuleroood Colo net Blair, thinskev. trill ler nesanimoisly re-elected. Un Thursday the nicht floe. Archibald t'ulepetsuie. Lord Register of Scollatel. ass mi.aiimeiedv re-rlected 3lember of Parliasurest fur the County of bunsbartun, for the fifth time. Afire. the election the Lord Itriister 'aeldressed :hit Freeholders in an eloquent speech, and returned thanks fur the honour confrere', on him. Te.,selay the Duke of Volta heft a military lever, at his 'Mice, in be florae tin tells, as C emenanner-en-Chief. It is reported that the Constitutional Army of the Isle of Leon, commanded by Quirora. entered Cadiz before they bad intelligence of the Revolu tion effected at Madrid. , It appears, by helices from Hambeirgh, that the ' Legislative Body has recejnized the admissibility of Catholics and Cal' ds, who have hitherto been excluded, to official sitwations. The destruc tion of the fortifications of that city is also fully re solved upon. Nut three months and a half Dun the rable Realer, or Exchequer Bills of Spain, were at a dis- Count oT 80 per cent., and even at this rate they could not then have been negoelattd ; but nu sovner was the Constitution proclaimed in La Isla than they rose to 71. and the subsequent wants in Co , rutin& brouzlit them to 01, at w bide prior they were when the last advit.es crone away, N A It * is et peeled the discount would still rapidly diminish. It is generally believed mow, the merchants in the City connected with the NOrth of that no orders were sent over to this country , as stated . I lor the neg,ociation of a luau of 60,0U01. sterling, under the security of sixteen hours iu Cerunna: Iron if such a limn had been wanted, it would ele.ilv have been obtained on the spot truth half the siTuaturiss. ; Thee Constitution of Spain rxpre.ssly thAlares I that the King cauuot alienate. cede,ur a‘change any province, city, burg, o: t Jews, nor any part,. ! however small, of the Spanish territor) : speeify-! iieg, at the same time, the prhicipsl parts of that! territory, and distinctly reentiortic the two Irlo- 1 16 ,14 *. • "1/77 UDE. Whence roge the lonr-resetiding cry That with loud complaint; the Iky ? Was it from Afrie:4 in bit Atop.. ‘Vtie.r lons ff... harmless Negro tv.re The URI rev.vr•4 w thr Tt rant•l etain The api.ruachiug horrors of the gain.' 'tit Britain's 4011 i who mourn. The) the late wli;ch once they give, A0..1 iro in their taffy comforts torn. Seek but relief whin the misc. oppresliod herr. with Iran bead. Has stretchy 1 his power a••r..is the lend. And in the fairest. bOglitest isle, O, which the verdant fehr2gg unlit And, for the lac.. that once were free. Is lorgisip emius of slavery•. A?i. Freedom. haste ! and while thy name One spot at all the earth can elahos, Ere twat the owe ur IlnplvirFs story Pei kit the records of her pion. Return. and .tlfrr•J's rare inspire ell thy Fur :t. noble it fire. oh. e..iste. err Itiled with 61,11 hate. The. iteteon 'Sward. throurli the State, Tear with rude hiud tun• sue iI tie• And burst the bon is of liberty. l'unte --not in t hattreel form arras 't, ►s when before the warrior '+ Wade, Ty rent to ty re Sit o'er The sway he t °tat •iiistsie au more: Nor league. ire. enrol. where. at best. All are orpr.-Piurs—ali opFre.tt 21 or 4.14. a ith sacred swe. To own the nittowed solve of law With Justice rruwn'J• with Peace allied, irtie Arl4 Rua Seleure a/ thy As err the day IL? Norton,' rune. Atii hid his !notate war-sword 'tame, breeL. till rporestteJ b) the free, The e!:a,ut of Saxon liberty. 77J£.ITCIC :I L &. -.... ••..... New( astt.r, ‘1 'nen •29.—We have been 'ratified during the past week by the acting of Miss li.r.a.a.v. We may safely observe, however. that we did nut feel the cosupletr gratilieation tee had antiripated. Miss licad.v larrvistell 100 ofilli is elsaray;ers for it heels we du not consider he itett ; for iostance. Ilk•uns loitriu. in .1 !told Struk rre 114.4dt:tut, and llopul:ta. lb She 4.. &uric! via world •vt. husked When we .1) - so. wr du Hut mob to detract Irvin tiff central merits, fur we think Miss he Lt., as ht tor what we have nwntioned as air. lhata.iNu is for liu)Lorrt or Churks Sut:tatt, id' tkrAN for l ' OtAile: She plays them respectably. &minks,. and so away at/ 1., r•un play any thing most anti* tor him, Ism in them it is only occasionally that ilisiSe I...attar.. appear who it are universal in many sit her prrturmaucvs. ire du hut think bee forte the fine LIM . . Of that be excels in - Jr?.l of gaiety And fashionable thoughtlessness. It is tat artless lon ttttt in or More.... as in 17.. ri.:s:ig ria ; in prutestation: of her intassernee, when every body has reason to believe her Emily, :is in Assort:a : in agtodes of conti:nding ma son and stapes titiou, as Sat The .1/4., s!fihe /Al; in every thin + • that is simple, and vet full of she heart, whether serions or risliculust-. luoiisla ur sensible, but lather the latter, that Miss Iit:LI.Y is the hr .t actress on the stare. Thn re is a 1.111-121:4•Lifir lope in the voice, in rill or joy, which she aiwAys pruenee • to the life; all who have heard her almvst too 1. lad to speak her glaal ness. or utterin, , a word or two h:furc a Iluud of tears, mast have bern astunis:seil with to r truth and nature in their circumstances. !'he plays the Cc , :...ssob. in Is lie Arlem , . n in, aro ;'.eat if ever she al. termines to pursue linlispi+enarrily. ire wanrid the ea are her in stash riga , rneters as .liar C, 1U Joists BOli, illAti all the dandies awl ladies in the iii'.avet•••• PI *MCI' Lr 41 pi. 114, iiinesl n,th the itorhsr% 01 krNT on Toss--.13r, at the Nine's P.,l.see.lKressin:tots. The Via:heti of S WAS V."4"r.1 M hair pin one o'cloeli, ••;sfely deli:ter:A ui :s fine b4r. to the prat joy of the ftusilvs bring the s.:cusal sou: he will hoer tl.e title Al rowste . flt: _ Monday the Ihike and I-Michels of Co.attexcr left tnwut for Fructintre, n►ar Windsor. on a visit to the Princess Aviii:svA. for a fen days. .The Doke of St•ssvc and a selert party dined with the Mike and linedc-4 lit.m.yrivia on Satanlay. Alkmaar thcir SOFA liiirhnrsse; ewertaised I..ver it of the l'abist...t Mitiisters. their La lies. Gard and La.h• thersieli.i,r, mid a petit,' to iiiun:r.--Prince LrOPULD dined with the Linke and thiche‘ , .th Sun.hy, • "' 11 7 1.4 5 -:..\ •-•••• -.4 N.11".4L INTELLIGENCE. Dr it., 29.—Came down from the Rivt Surrey, [Wile, fur New Sonth Wales ; Star tram fur Sierra Leone : Spanitth Patriot, fle77, fur C Curlew, Stewart, for Qtieber ; Cyril!. Ruberts, (adore; .lam% Nichol, fur Montreal fur J 4tmic ; lleleu , Gibson, fur St. Michael's tjutther ; and rriritis, Clark. fur Quebec.—Art it ed s.itled for the River, the 11134:.t0w it tyke(, Item, fru' Nlirliaers, with Inns of anchor in calite. l'unr<moccit, NIARCIt krrtiel the .S.:rAlt, rmi. from the Dewnr, fur Teneritfe ; Perm erave, sou, from 1 liar's. fur firemen, with the Iwo , of yard. hating experienced vety bail weather ; Ann, thews. from Trieste, fur Ilattiburgls. with toss of sal Pivoted np Channel the Eight Sutt, lair, tr.tut Nut —Sailed the Integrity, transport, fur the Isle of Christiana, ditto, fur Woolwich ; Viscount Exam liar, fur Santander; Sarah, Hunter, for True, Lerant Star, Howard, fur Trieste ; his Msjesty*. Roelicort, fur Chatham ; Hind, null Cluieleou, t rnitc. Punts, Marro 210.—Thr florid is still en shon scuttled, eunsequeutly will tout be gut utr.—The wrJ is nuw very mild. It %MI: tTC. MARCH ?9.—Artived the Dutch slow war flora, Capt. Dingernahs, to take the steles from the Cog•srlc Mirk brig of tr:tr lost vs Mar satitl. The Flura has lost an Jo:bor. PI Y!.11.11.:TII., M 411trIl ft.—Arrived the Onion), Mos an Squid. Poland, frum Triguniuoth, fur Newly' 1-stisi; Thnntas and Itrbecr.s. Lan owl's, from darts Li.hou; La Jrune bete. Lavilk, from &nude; and Maria, Hamrick'. frum St. Michael:, in 42 days. FALstorvir, 31.teett '2' —Arrived tier Ladr Arai packet, with a mail frosts Lisbon, in b days; anti tig ur pa krt, with dittu, from the Islands, list:suas's about the 21st silt. TAR WOOLWICH MURDERS. LITIVIVaIt PARTICI:LAW:I The mune of the girl with whom NesNit roliai at Pottstown!. is Alin Kirby : his strange condo,' much *brim.' her, and latterly she bad used ca. c: ticayour to avoid him. About seven weeks vine observed him in the stage-hue of the theatre w 'mine. lady: nom quertiunior him slam she sew :Lai I her name was boiler. and 11.4 she had two then, attornies. at Southampton; Il.al lie had rot her marriage: that she had a sister tra:ried to a Both. of Loudon, lint that he had now sent her v. friends. In a few Jays hr absented three weeks : she first met him us. his return, last Q. day three weeks (hemp the 4th of 31ar...b), *Alt in tbe 'venial!, just attired from Lohdon: be had pt of money. awl cot change o f a RV. n o te ; h ie net visited him at her lodgings, and nished to be : with I • they were some time to , !ether, and they tame down stairs, she observed the nephew letter tato his hat, which tley ;.t.petred to have writinr. She now observed a very skittle alter: in him ; he could pet hut very litt!e steer, repeat awoke, ai.d nec' jump ur. exclAkinr with hui "11 hat's that i What's that r 1 1 41 run see ate tti7 11:5 Jrean.s netrit terrifir. anti his la:miy CO11%160.1: •he attempted to maim. out what h: his di CAW. could only sertio• wit that he was sautly out " Betsey" And "!!ally." NW glum griestinned him upon his nnearincia; his answers lie could tell her a sceret, hut that he had ;dreads her ton much ; the two torn whoni had before to(: he had killed, were in daels: hat with respect tt woman. hr would say ....thing' more th.su th.:l he 1: her; that she must Not be arluaintrd pith alt 41' crets. lie said he lived IS miles en the other si London, where he had a wife nn.l silt children. ;lad he kept a woman in the same place. It seem; a in. of great surprise, hut it is well ai:•ertained, that be ssifferrd to walk about Woolwich several days helm./ murder, althouth be had escaped. as we before ol.se fro:n a charge of kurgiary its that town. On the. , ing the merrier was eommitted, he patted from hi s w Woolwich, about b to% lock. sayingheshould us v-r at again. He next working took his place in the sl coach or Chichester. and overtaking the Porton. coach at Iluosslaill, be kit the other and wallcrtl the Portassioutb horses had halted, and lia . ;leJ the e/ Inas, who took hinter. A corporal, and a private artillery statiused here, went see kuew bias well : he also knew them. keine old yowl but he would not ackuowlrJee them. lie had Leen low spirited till this visit, but alter they were got fell sow the most violent paroxysms of rage, (snow: the mouth and nursed most dr!iitltu: imprecatioai, lug, he was wade a 111.011( of. He cannot be got to lie ha: O nly taken a little tea since his conditenseut, to-day, when Alr. Itidout rot him to take a gloss of and a biscuit. He makes pitiful entreaties to have hands released, hut evesy precaution is taken, as destruction seems rvideutly to be his object. Its the Frew h Chamber of Peers. on Satorday, the law relative to individual liberty was adopted by a majority of 35. the numbers kin!: 11.1 to 80. In the Chamber of Deputie: ate untendme - nt on the project of rals respkting the jonruali. fixing the end of the present S...miois as the period an. the ter mination of the proposed tueasnre, was rejected. The King of France was ssized ii ith ind spoliation on Friday evening, which continced through the MAI anti the nest murnitur, but co Satnr.lay after noon his Majesty was *nisch better, and the alarm ing symptoms had disappeared. . A higate is ordered by Government, to be in .--- readiness ut Dover on Saturday, to receive hi, Ex- A mn't lioriid murder was e:oronitted near Him& oellefiev fire Persian Arnbasionlor and suite, as his on the morning to the 119tli ir:•t. !mon a mail u t name ofAndrew Sl•Allicter, who was found lying Excelteucv. with ins travelling retinue, will lease his house in (barks-street.Berkeley ... pure. on at Sir. al•,:lorrry s earner, AhOV e the Market-Sill .beat the hour ot four v'eluelr. The bas I: of his Saturday, for Dover. W 3:: coapirlrly beaten in. The wound was lief , . Mr. Hunt arrived in town yesterday morning at ii inn. ult.l tour inches in diameter. His Wain. were . leien o'clock. and has rivets notice sot his intention on rhe *tiers, intermixed u.lis his hlotol, in large tp to stews• for o new trial.ier to set aside the verdict on the *airs. flse deceased bole a very good charatft.r, follavViui K ruutals:—l. That the resolutions pa :.:ed at liabl been employed fur a low. , titre it: the provision the Smithfield Alerting were not etidenee, and ought lof Alestrs. Jolsii Cliambeis ant t.... A, min ii i !P r , out to bvve been adnotteitas such.-2. That the Git.of : of Ilyrue, a mason, teas arrested on Sunday- oil au: the Veuition;:e haying killed 1.1 prisons, and woondred I clots of basso; perpetrated the moister. He w -615. teas et atelier, and taug ht t o h a ve bee, amlusitted.—; company with. the ilecea bet, at idiom nerve o'clock 3. That the verdict is enntrosy fu law.-1. That the err- i precedieg night. They had been drinking togeth diet is contrary to the direction of the Jtulge.-5. That soil bad beets disputing before they parted. An tnquett the ve rdict is contrary to evidence —6. Taal one of the was bald on the dispu ting hetore John tiyene, Fel. C oto p-- Jury was IRA 3 freeholder.-7. That the Jury con-' and a respectshleJory. Slany natio-saes were etatui sisteal of Ala4istrites. giro:urea aed packed by the bat farther investigation has been postponed, by blaster of the Crown Oilier. ; je wow*, till a future day.--(Netre Teregre?h.,), . The Toast Paper of Monday hoitsoenCons an outrage, ft is.--About ten 0 .0.. wk veifret r av „„„.„,, ca einnusitted at the house of 'Waiter Ward. Esq. of bet- broke one in the halm of M. M. licrisi, importer Ode, in the coneity of tiatway. There was n o person in Foreign (Tines, tile. 41, Threaslueedle-street. It ori, doe blouse but females, wilt, the exception of a 'using noted in a trine-cellar, as it is supposed, (rein the spat wlsen 'boot 3lltt Itibbut awn attacked it. They of a candle, which the porter bad listened against tilt t F t ;the a itidows and Ironies. and were with di ffi culty wall. falling moons soups dry steste which was inte n ded tied by their leader from cutting out the tongues for paettiog bottle , . Alt the 'round-fluor of the how. he Ladies, whom dery detained n eked in the strum, and furn i t ure , yeah th e i ivor i f , the r ow. lee r f e l for having made knows' :heir ..;igois and .earl:: They delimited houre the arrival of the engtoos, oln de-revved every part tit the Is use's I furniture. ! however. briny plentifoily oippliedivith w .ter. and , On the lath just. ll'io'iium Xiay.r., & m ita, wearer in . winked. arrested the pone% at of the flambe., bet Airdrie, nos ro tttttt lord to silvs :tu bt• gao l. accused of before the tire coin tttttt neoted to the first four, ole twine actively employed in assi,iirilr . at secret and was very notch damaged. select isiretinaa. t• indite.. various I. mon Societies of bit e, confident were all the toier . in.lyes Radical lletor mei, in ihe neighbourhood of Airdrie, :o ti.laing. of Cooper heatin!: Hiek ma m, th a t r; we w oo l provide themselves with grins, for unlawful purpose... n t take any odds, and risen bets were !sit' that ii:: 1 1 : 1 '4 I On Thisnolay last, Hamilton r oil was broken upeo by and Cooper both woo. and 4; anti 7 to I vb"- iv'bu the prisoners. and two evitoin ils, and one debtor made wi n w u irid not. Co o p.-r sr.s se assisted Ibialse!f, sl their escape, isz. Frai cis Hamtitile, late uier t bant in he considered the snatch a were tww-ice s a sitar 11 tila:gou, a elatOr : 1 Lorna, Crew, Islltal StrAtltscrn, cise, r o t si•-atning of a c-rat..... ed Pace evert. Liev. 4 l meow.] of theft ; ard Hugh It AIS4III, lunier. Irmo was 6 to 4 against Cooper lieatnor Gas and Shelter' , theetwore, near Airdrie. accused of wilfllly settler tile : Jane. tiestin‘Ceopti sias placed Hickman abs No efill to a coat-pi! in the e.i..zbliottchubot j upon tit: list. "' - ' 110 . 7 .• • • rev tI•Z isy.tr , r , A Zad:r ; 11 it )1.- t '•• k e ; ohne.. , "ri 1 ) s Anil cl, ar l nu `it. • . s.. 4. • Gib- J fore- "-e, 1, Ma. ins.— USW.. Nat.; ;loath, „ • critre ; s ships ( era st • : re and rather . I sop Dr laic- * P 1 JWCI/ : . , ...inn- ~ is. fur A e:ttll : i . ~ . ahella Non- !trona abitett t hal .*y en- re she with a .;1•ro- e united I I- 4 1 1. 11 * a Mr. I to 'Apr about • !.atne- raFht plenty . splieu ... alone whets put a c beat . 132 il..t. • . atedly ' 14,rret. .i:ii,." ‘ ~. _ ts.u.:4 . r. 11.1 its . incvs. el l 1 seam itr ' ' were, ... 1 , s Iv told .. . 1.1 Ler L. ' • to the snuck 'lig 'r- ile or i ll .1 that .. • inAtter c WAS ore :Le er vet I, . . even- • r sift. in ec her, stag:- i s s,. mouth . • ,u, till A - roaes- of the they i v, raisins, - s• i -je 3 CCTV A . see he led at I, 'ay- s eat i it, till r wise - ' re his .•-• s self- ndalk, 1 ... ' 1 ..., A the dead il quote, head ( tsveris 1 • IVItIZ tillAII- • a!: I , ... • i yard name • . suspi- • t 'ls in -• it the ether, quest ' roner, . slued; . • y ad- I . # • a , , tire • [et of 4' • siva. 5. ' . spark it the . . i . tided otw, 1 itally i :tirh, . well• - t rot ' , liii.h $ .1 of • mild pre old that aril :In . g 6 in Atilt ,' _ . .. _ _ __