The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-11 00:00:00

sTArrt.:sMAN. TIM lIFFIICIS TII E .ISUR ES AT' M NCII FSTR R. Idinerlwiner. lent. 9. e ur .— Although a irne hill foe -perjury ••• fantod If we look at what has happened heretofore in Riewtrel Oise* (the indi•ideol pions orb re •inele esti the Ste: &meow. ot klaertiester imnied the wore., 1 for the eppireb.rniuo 011C1-11 110 •istbentierly Isere the history of o f M.#.. Voss. )01111.nit Sloosstotte, and MMus% or station... we shill assuredly fi n d th a t the ain't 1111. the :641 Wt.) and •noilar i, do-sweats sere preeerred aisans.t Inewrlonr enoirsores hese o ft e n been brought abort by .her i•oesses ageism them. on preelseir the sear evlll,l6oPs yet. I sieod of prneeedier to ewaseitie done oilw-r inaletieweit fltrootslailfett. *hid , . al fiflll sight, spa's , rather r perjury. skew oetual!4 er esameed Ike elteweres ie stip- ;to plorwiso any thing but what has folliseed : per v}ssoul she iodiinneut airenot she armee:toed Stews. Mlle.. a 30evev. at. otaevee. emcee. sad 6 ., a wipe these ob lions will apply eery forcibly In lowor iour, thwack 'bat bill raw ',mewled to the Onus/ -Lay T . the tete attempts at stifling the voice of the People. after the other.; aid melee bin was actually foetid Sc Sitter. • sod pf.vnil th e 4,,,„,rio. My bal • cad the pails.. 'rowed moil Tue.doe in pat in had. . of one of the most on. eree r.,,Cara ly teem. , reins 4 eh .. re . osOlableU and insportant privileges of the Constitution. U. Tuesday p od -l i ly albs from Learoeter. care ft/trent as sdre4.ol i Fmalishaten, is is ever Ns I • rernewsbered, claim none fat di em I eight of shoes a for Ns halt for the ahok. B of their. pd" eirile o e et 4...dey ir.sristisr the,. mu e. the tea Primus/44. their by sulferance merely, bet b) otretier. awl thrllcit.r. Mr. t MARLS* 1.1.1.,0014. o f ism rites; and Ilsis a right of she most indisputable na tUr 1.111111.01 *1111.85., 1041 I. rower. 411 the why rock in serf. Corruption may bale thrown up Its barrier ei nl el 4 . ter ewers 006.4110 0111110...10 set • peep at, sad i pos. agai. and may threaten to overwholm it in °l hie • teeth of. Mr Hums ea..biaos ...et a t e e ee ... 'tem. nst it, and Liberty. Ham fist mt." Miles berme hey reaches, Pero- ; filth; but she bolicsik of liberty is still Ire. and ten art. set b Y ' bee.aad. f P""auin" .sib a ll*l * ." will Over be so, while Englishmen are aware of its w ide r the WlOll4 —.* , Apace! .rtieniesili. Vanier psitripr and I N. hie b a entente ; for knowing, they most seas DIA rest won no the ether, •• Vn 1 era Lowe. low Colubiusitiois Ann." , totter it. The , ' 'tsetse" eat' illy '°e" . "°* l °•hil they 00'"ed Preston. When a system of to onconstilvtionsi nature is were sh. is mei. *ere esistrilerl full a 5.r n 4 the rye conk) ; tea lair: el. h ;rem tweed warts' altos.° floss andl.itterty." i established, it requires, of cools., to be maintained The eons air taut the hOC•ra not of i.e entenme in as.. h Mr. • by its own principles— the farther it goes the longer Niter rode befog" n erne est Prr•trot. and drew Indi Isle . tires —the greeter are the esettiona neces s ary to the sown. thrioirk IM Vans. 110s1 silts oat isf it memo. Sleety of she rotes took iobahinocs of hlitektni , a b d their keep it struggling on. In the mid it makes a despo has. •rffrodiwif •e b • Doper rthoud. ea ablrb were the winds tele plunge to keep itself en.ire; and, si mirk we 4. IN., ois i La w rie, a roneeble a hick pl. ire be had the r .g ro e s ..,ol oin i iirn it s t o s ea r ow e nothiog of for its watch.w. , sol, makes a powerfol olfiorir has.. ore Iwire hi.ndied• of diem boa a rOOl wire e lfort f o r lii!—not as it had done berme, b) bandoilb s eem: web is tan. eneeiable*. frgurd so prlwsr 0101.,111. speech and specious appessaisces. lof by on open Os the rortio,ses spi.ou thins lackhr•ii. 'bet-endues red tie• bowie. , et ite e can silo lar b net Id rte.. ny la. y mid•avisite In destroy whit it now finds inconsonant l ief she ermines. took Owl the hop* et Mr. Hers'.. awe again for its purpose; beeseae the People become soak* er . gr it hoe. through. soot rot t ter Inver. I. to thy to ock nod espose the juggle. liberty ase complege ritio• ~J. r . epereeh h. Whirs In,, dem ion re so t.s theetrarrlter.sier then Is is not fair then to cllcal•te, that the I,te nee b on , m oo .the kn. At this pinee oat. Mr. ettsllitelion4l mesterei test/tried to fir suppressing 111/01111T was firm ii.diriett at :anemia. g l'eldk Mettles— she voice in the North, will have a fecorr. m il e s before the tam:ices reartod it01...n, the, were a t om sett by Ike se Stare. Se, y [has hod Rol "ll' .0 , bah' Vs, able *Beet towards liheits ! that in.tessi of goons' bass i the assetier. presebtly i;•Cietumil to ihoutnnd, mai obi- lb, " clamour" of she mans, they will go to 'sake mare:y is enyrialt-; u• ei Oho tool ib brieses oat of tie carriage in *Mee sir. floes u... and drew it him ,he won so /be Swam them by far Ibis moss claymore's? that they will Jr.. ahoni sea set. itesill.t Ike eoutioned Overbuild s;Cosiatiolle e ms, sli the ar ,t av f,i en d. o f she (70botiltili011, and if de . p rop s,. ou ,doc .f tin. too , rtaset. II • ta il b • h S It ind eed WIII.4iLY. 111.11r•T. and Mr. Pr..sasost. al the urn.. .1"1 sh e *font so I • wale is pie. each at uti-oar stele hi osteßsts .uses.,. hy Ike plat , 4l.l* fair to conclude, that she.. diet to will follow fro* ot she myriads who Iv a•d the.a. Sir I waitt.i.s.ast, the pen. le which could otils lestl to toe comiegisenres.— were tights marbled 'a be kfitiorsites end I mown f Man. leileldrf *elf IriNdit.Cl mettle 16th all, tool .I..cr, hawin g do s e' *niter the results we have just nten.insied e nr the indf. so is jars fuller , in the Iletnesbasseiget.. end pries.ote rem sidomis.ion of • 'nitwit while it is baits' deprived she races of Iternts, than say 'hala l shwa old pre•teo.ly l 1 , 1 iiherl i ee. Salem place. Stain respectable Oleo& to Seine n of • sod •pnit 'he 'teeing wills Mr. Mae sad hie fellow -tray. Derr. Nit*. judging from Ills tone of the poblic ftelios v l i Ire lira? left Bello. abort 10 stoat mortnee. draws by Ibel•st effect is not very likely to be the result; bet e . feautles, whew use males recertiled t and thus the carthiee ors othe r hand. • 4•lt it awe ker• sic I • h esieweyerl by bursae volsosietts all she troy ls. b owci lley.erwatese. *hes obey oppreacked klaueltester she mime increased. •he not easily be pee down—the lion of the pahlie Tokio arm-. boom Oleos, mid • Indus+ Isere all media tsi rates% l is e „k ee ,„l . W s .h rho.. ii.... we r rp l eft) ess• ! sasiber th.sw the iris es; Id reach. lbe arelaositinaw were al- MIOO noirterropied. recto okra they passed the i s eati n thoo (Woo that It'irs nos, important sritettstall 611110.11n11 sbese vibe hat rut a enasokiiisin freer In the ber ch; so, of • f rom rh o In aaaaa ge o f on .,flo o dl ot an d u narmed silo. M. Pete. • tAtree, la patsies .11th they yawed 1b,... ap tens— . ri r•seir blood will not be washed ;logy bat pelting (MOANS! eseniets she taw foretald la name and cease. utile hy a of 1!1, 1,1111111 which cools' sanctiou its Mr. flans on lee. iicr... , 011 all 110' oaf Iran Inns. n. afoot, 1 hating shied. eserede.i ots •ny turner in, as OM Teri- no ad r is lino .s.i . s . dissolute , ri,ot is al enemy del of MPH isopos•iim 11 , 110.4•41 • I y nattily neeesuore to eapeast toe by the lierooilitonesers. so the ents•posrmeo ad.ora.r. of Na. absandity of that tenting era has peer beast not $l.OOl 11.1,din •01) wfVf.4 Is irises. theetodwe.. nod cadret ibe et, aga i n st t h e ai l oocal . s of ff,,f,.,„,. a. ch urc h ou d , Fl • -Mere?. ltept. 6 1619. Objects of tisk oalapainal anrogensore Is. the people. ' he isiljo ;reed 8;11010. .• emote of king'. It orb stir tumour Reader. P e,"end a handled ashes auto like Ilsiori-hes are I are sees l ty ee ore, w tither , Is s sour lel• J. KNIGIIT. l ever on dap tongues of the wily rogo••• who are far. • sen an. a. hos M.;je In • •)•I‘ , rel. to p ..write Is ttoe testing hy the ; end the ohne I. g n " " I en , It:. curing b . : ni• b. -I ." -71) 61 ' 4 I. th. ose i' A b rue . oe lb 7: 4afe r f orn s is a a g . Po'ltle s ill echo hack theme snund., "h d li t. qu i et ' s k:teoll .gt er . dra•of .hoold lei. mhos to proceed, which ef wider the deletion. It is felt and acknowledged, these yes will be iste,*l in tab Sr.'. the' the bill flieed4 of their t^*^' tV ate those who ! 1141 w hi rw ' e s ., ‘ Id " , f a ' i t" reli i s 'il tw l' e g alS i es is 1 0 . j e bias l ef t all . tti would restore the blessing. of the Constitution, by . aolkly beli.ra a• i i. s, isitesteiss tsiser•r wife gulp...las, resoling the ei;rrsiptiniis which hor• rreps i n t o it ; tr. rat moos f r and dirine d tir. ee.ioent is the thro a ts .; eas t this ho term of " It''aluti""i*tt" "d "'h e '. i i israMMiLdisi l os ir. l 4" lll l 7:l4N a : W o ossui r s w ihr ea r rli m m i ;777;isei Its laftlily, are lei dig! doily from with shit. I, is lid. !MIS*, oft osel ere re•id di 1. d • ant oiri• of the reentry, awl ing bet the slander of • lotteries (pets. Indeed, 1 . 11104 wish's' least. • wear foratteriaore. otiose mho set themsolvea *coke!) on the cof k of Re. I Year sod eidged an , ' rib. diem %vessel. form most expect to be braisded with the most odifthe It ICUAIiD epithets ; but let them not feline the example of their enemies ; and, in fart, th.re is little fear • f the& persuin#l • mord/rams and unconstitutional method of ob:ainiog the consummation of their wishet. It it 1/1. 1•11,,111.11.1.ter. is /PAM, on what a Id e a ground moderation and g• nil sense invariably place the party we s paisley them ; from what • vaster, height they enable semi Is. te..k anon on ilto 14 1 Alin opponen.a ; and the sore the 11 , 0010.11 of lieforoa are charmed will, the stretch of arbitrary force, sod the flossisb of the barbarous sword of power, the mote let its friends learn Ibis truth—that lessen and justice aro tho most powerful of all werspons. To iris EDITuR or rag ST4Tifj.ll4N. N.IV.4L INTRI,LIGENCR. DEAL, Ftet. doom fr..m the WWI' and nilnl lil• Canto! $16.1.4111 0 .h. Rockingham, Wade, Inc the Gov.. 4 .1.1 ; and that Ann, Low re. I.tr the S. , , ti Se 4, —Airiv•il the Wellington, from Novi-I.lle Inc Oporto. PORVIIIIIVTII. SEPT io.—Passed b) the Foriltoily, Smith,t.•.na Mikado,. for 11;nehlon.—Stiled the Fan ny tranwort. for Chatham; mid the Anna burn. then, Schildk. *eh', for Coprahagen.—Reirtein the i r i f tsit, Liffey, and Cygnet frigates. the promo& darn etnrii•hiii, anti terto itys4l•ll frisieffil PLYMUUTII. 4krr. 9 —rewil by for London the. Archstioll, Rork.; and the G•orge„ %ma, from St. I Vincent'. ; and the Royal tingle, Gibbs, from Ma deira.—Salied his Majesty's .hips Boperb, irmigeor, sod llrp.rias, Inc .4.touh FALarouste, SEPT. 8 —Attired off this rod the Devotion, peieunp. rum St. Croix for Coliten• been. Arrived the 14 , t00n I:l4orib, Atom, from Sr. Andreak'.. 1.. 35 d ay s. Ilukk, San. 9. -Attired she Thornton, Denny% from Davis' Straits—tan fi.h. 80 balls. TRIUMPHAL PMRPARATIONS vet Till Clllllr .4 MR. DUNI', ON MONDAY NEXI'. The fnlinielog pendent* bee been published by .Ir Carl& : threshes lam, Sept. lASI,. Its.—We are directed by his ar.d.e t Arch\ ♦op of Can• terhorr, In Keg slit yaw. that his timer will be in VOlllReame olstre so she month a think•• . and that .7 . you ti aid reggaes kb noes:blare opus pier Is iJI are.rdtair so the. milipaimn ♦ ill w , i h. ha !wenn...wed, pia lONI4 take the ern ible 1/I enquire at lawebeili Pal4te, SAWS . a week propiool •a the day pp•.iofed. where so . will o bt l ia ki. tirare'. envies ad , rem I sad opus untie. Min.: them arse his lira e, and suitable arrag►weeb male his Grace will not fail to ahead. Ills (knee enaetndes shut /no will lw aware of ibe grew ia cainesiesiee be moot be sable. led to by noels a tourer) and tho tor will sot require his att. 'Weave oil ss it be eery ma. serial. We are, Sir, Your obedient Servant.. 111r.Carlisk. FOltill'Elt, COOKE, and FRER r al-ei4ure,f. Sept 4. 1819. Me !AWL feel it my duty to rapre•• the one appraibil rime I fel. on se. eiaag she (hoofed la , rmalia.l ft, hle•sn Faroer. Cooke. and F ~ e, where ...at Ware may he farad in the w••oth of Mintier. s l'sold the retrace of your lira., lie re quired no on. 11141. I hs g Olt a..er► your 1:17114% slat ass nowise in with So y dews wa. wisher idle nor fr mad •►all grew Oh^ p.e•estee so r I;rare to be of she ►eenr•. imons.....re. one oats in ay. inseren a. on indlyilaal, bus n. ime t s re...e envie and junky and eo sequeall, so Ike norm,. of wiatiblad in general. la e • josr•ls.. wit.. year (hare. It I. onT 11114111•411 to MI yr nub a o.l.peagin. too ay. is own t% m A e. Lola la aliening], a. romans. awl .n14'4614,11 hieral.lor I tardier beg lease so ante, slot web Rowe' sis, far mirk eti rose .1• I lt/II• j i t.e e-mast to elicit. moll '•e p ti. ree winks. doe itapre..ino the imin.r.a.tee one roak. ftbuur as► miaow I Mall bra d If I be. l►ts.. in .oblegibe Your (:r,.r•'. N.Ol obi ged and obedient Servant. 11l II a 61.110 1 Atli ILK. Tab's Grace ibe I►rbbnieipaf Vaal t bur • -smem-s As the Committee of Two Hundred, in called, have &ermined nn a triumphal procession. we are bound to make public an) particulars respecting it. A. Mel isms time, we most repeat oar former npi n io n s is,.• ~t ;amide. We agree entirely with ;SU GALLOWAY. aid throw other respectable persons, who wasted the Committee, in /heir indirOloal capacities, its dissuade Item frnm sari. - his art lirmiett upon Mins. 'eel es 'intents* at mach slater and voiterrowrod wi r e, a n d, to sow up in one C. 14., as Teel a. the virulence of the New Thar: Ind the Come ier either bestow or deserve. The act, will do them credit when the mince that results from then. atoll he forgotten. cousin!, is not a time Gs, public triemolms—the snares 1.1 litigivion still mitsocl the feet souse of Mr. Ilusrr—the ottomans, rt.ft Crown Law has drawn • stet 11 . net Ow of the Manchester asseethly ; victims are b-und, 4...1 Vl•llWilltirilit ire making for the sartifice. (51... , we have no fear of the rend —we are conskred char Sir. !luny will break the brittle chain of presorts M. *which is attached to his IlerrolevP strength; and COVENTG.ARDEN THEATRE. we feel sure, that if the ab minatiust 41 the Manche.. tel business can be toleraied,and are to be justified 11) We are hi g h ly I tali a"' to announce the appear. the sacrifice of any victims, the (Internment which ante of a f ^ Goa Lady (Miss Pore). who app-sred Protects such Proceeding meat si.ardily CHISWITe at last night in 5 1 e port of ROSiNO, in the Burlier el; Bat then, we like to take •I.ings in their right Seri. She is a very accomplished singer. and pro. order. Let Mr. Iltlsry Ise fornished with the rows Ili." Peir"iii In awakening that spirit of airy 11111101 for enotlecitn i r the warfare ; let him dal) emulation which is se mach wanting in nor school of enter t h e holt, aid try t h e t„„ with k u op rnanrs, socaltsts. She is a well disciplined student, having end let him Wily overthrow them,es wearecensinr.sl great disciiminstion, and that tort of power which, he will, awl Mien a triumph would come properly f'° lll its polish u,dpropriety. disPillSs itself with the enough. and would not only tend to do hint same interesting effect in the most delicate as in the e r.cp t estinnshlri honour, bet would also m y,. most vehement passages. There is a rich swelling in Molly insist in consolidating that retelistinn and her ininnatinn, which ii.-sanely recedes when the lest. those energtes *Lich Off necessary, noWsts•d•vs. fug logs aro made cunseioes of its impresslin, and the preservation of public tights. All the period be. °hi 'h. lilte the touch of hides. imp delight tween Monday and Me time of Mr. IlUnv's trial will uilh°lll resealing the cause. She is end. " , a be rendered by the triumph holiday of taunts and good muriritn, and this, together with en state loalhimine eterratiuns for the foal things of entrap. taste in Impression and embellishment, gives her a lion's Press; their murky wile will be poured in all lt° l "P i na"‘"ess and set"'hili'S of stile, which, is, the sorts of ditty pregnostications, which will be bight. as4 .es proiloce Muds Smelt an 'motif's' as is felt email by this premature triumph. It is the business hs on the Medirmin V... 104. She is of an of Englishmen to avoid tech Medicines haste ; the I° l T though PIN fi gures wish lynch softness period ought. on the ceetrary. to be fided up wish a " "f ma'n'or. She di" from Miss eosins' preparation for the legal rootlet : and the • Sc: P. l "' evi"lls in t h e ' 44 1' 1 ' 1 7 of Wrote; the lat t er behaviour of every one s thong', assured and risligno, I I , ' 1 ) h ..n an alternation between load *hook! cemprise a preparation for the worst Ilist wit! •nfr, herein Miss 'fuse t rans l a t es emotions into bawls. The following is 4 peep, of the notice jolted ; .niststi w ill, the wines, preci4inn. Miss inpuras is by th e Contlitefors of this Ceten ens t— I &Wilt, in intention and graces, sad was at all times .* Mama PINOCIS•1031 we Hondas, Snot. IS. 1/1:9. In intro. !as kilo% 'Mealy haiiiisPioll with the inoricaries and dace that lletow Chao, pi..n of F ro liepeemesmonn and the imagery of ' , alien music; wh Miss Pimples Mere , . Slavic Herr. log afore his 141.•• Weal 1.1 t e nr.l 11.4•41. ill it ma if it were her native element. They ewape from Me Manchester ilm.i.rre, ishorpletally ' Lamina. ern both excellent, hut the school will be mach oars •• The Prormaine silt commence at ',Never , rot Tarte. Miss Trig than it has ever hems to Miss proems le Fisciserv.mostc. %tic str.o.t. WA N ,. Umwridr. roved 'Si. Psat'.. I.strlmsess.hili. Fleet- STrellkull r.ent, the Crown and A rho! T.o•e•tl. • tit. where a j • Maser will he provided at Sot far astacother. al 7.. bd. t Misinsoo. Sart. 9-- a betel. Oo Thursday Princess Au •• The People are regmorrit by their Friewts In floosies.? OV.T► arras ii at the Castle front Disko Park, their Enemies, is mew flans mod throne,. •li.‘ •he .errf o rwhere het It.t . tal Highness his been on a visit since real Advocates it Pe. cr. Co do .11, awl Ortler ; and ise• rut- ! WA/01y desired to %Item, he ar.e ihreellenws tif s I nominee, "'"''"a7 • who will appear with 'M ham Warms see "tratiet rations. - ; T heen increasing demand for Fre n ch F lee per Cyst. Muck in the London milky, ; large gime have helm purchased within these Inn days for the ci l' ani°ll a ' 71 1 ellselish l eitd, which being 2/ per , rentlets the price elvorcleat to 71. tee tate of etc': Inge it 25. Sir Robert Giro. d. SM. ills lltijenty 's A we, litigant!. Is 111111Olief to y Of entriry. I MOP a *We, HIM it is fett2lo V tas Wonting dint M. information .. .ill 4 :4.01W. kb riamt for irml at the adjnorned cilia. in Orton. r s., nld hr tri e d :0 lb., Si Bans' and that the information itaRM t 3ma for bhm hemaos libel, moirn dated. pitor in order to the other is the lit of rano. , will firm mime on for trial. lam r, Year obedient Servant, R. UIFFORD. X. 11. Lincoln's In, Sept. 7, 1819. MR. CARLISLE ADAIR ARRESTED. Fridn) a: ern.r..a. riNsist h d'-port He Cattle nine. bro. gil so the Mnat.i.o.hoo.e, is cystoid/ of H the Mlr.halona, charted sit., pe4.ls.hina n remit* 'skims'. lo go ra-aary end sediti.oss libel. seeding reeler disalreohns townrds the Ihisce PeZlrsti itn4 bs 6..tertiErNl, I. (Tem. ear ertins and lite..e. eh of the pears- e lk." is a palmists:es rifled TA. RepeAlkees, Vn.9. V.. 1. I. Mr. c nide. r.p.or his apprehension, desired to he forthwith rourrleA het..rr the Lord tilispor elr wise Magi.tr..te. as • !e .4. d ii..• Ili. Immo* • t she his(, that he 'sight other , e ke pt in I asdod% nll Wahl. Thr. M. r..hatoros sor.k him on the Wiebierbkeev, sieve the Lora Motor it apposed, ,ea?y t.. frreilVr hon. Ws hat he And heels wit. regret, inner the r.re.• „fb+aiapsoother warrior 1.. site ni.preisesol.r• of Mr. Cathie. is consequeoce of his h .sio• rowed a potsheasino of a veri seriatim*. nature, 4sa Welt r.dl d The Repolheiss. Hr therefore IP haired Mr. rarlilesiild, he had too Grettenses pretest who would b ( r o d his ~.enri•ren. . . The Loan IWAlrcon nrol.reol the Flurries a gnarl /.twirl.. ►lr. ilk owl. that previ.sho so the ►..il brie: ra•e.rd. h. 4 1..te0w s.. cuter ►i. pr"te•t ai..i.bl the worraet of rl.r L •td 111:oer. It who raw Hsi.% het legal. as •es al, . tlor divan ..f dnaaa•tw panties. Ile n•wored Ai. Lot shop that he woheld ►ru•g tar Mtn.' ►More she prove triboes , .l. Fer 0..../ Loq. of Leh Wan., owed Mr. Rol.eot tires:* of were shed pm-teased. o.ws the usual ...oho. add were outlawed ma Alit for Mr. Chrlele 0.. oho sew of IU. eoch. Mr. Coiliit SO or coarse t,Tead arpr ia doebk that sea, 'UM Its "rug Urn &vetused. YARMOUTH, 10.—A T 0 1 ,401, 4.14 u. h. •bnirl 210 tone, ansl esepperml, from A.chandel, I..edeti wish wheel i• begs, is on timid's , Simi, bet •o can• list lam iter else. The following private shim, lade. with merchan dise far New South Wales, have sailed from England sine• October last, 'ls. :—llarriet, from London, 42U ton.; Admiral Cockhern, ditto, 350; Regalia, ditto, 350 ; David Shaw, di•te, 350; Robert Qesle, from Liverpool, 350; and three large ships on pri vate aeroont are now taking in goods in the River Thames frit that colony; so that the two settlement., ►aving only a population of 23.000 soma, are likely to be supplied ender prime cost in England for the neat five or silt years to cow. These supplies, too are 'Wesley of the trade from India end Batavia, from whence enterprise sends liege quantities. Among the massy improvements which have taken place in-culinary utensils, no one is of so great im portant@ as that which combines economy in the e•e of fuel, with the greatest convenience. We allude to DEAKIN and DUNKIN'S New Kttcut• RANGE*, which are constrocted from the plainest c. liege range to the most extensive cooking sppsr•tav, and are found to be superior to any thing of the kind ego' off , red to the Public. Their P stela &hovels Rs otaTit !ivies, also, Is well worthy attention. a' bI it the seinen* of snsokey chime-vs 44 e ffectuall red. At No. 47. Ludgate-hi.% three articles, and many others. en improved ptinceplev, are epos to public inspection. LANCASIIIIto. .4NSISKI, S, Pr 7. CNOKIt SID;. The Coast *as escaped boas nine u'Llork in fhb owning till neer %ma In rho tamp.siest. in( a be , alat) enata•i ! tail tt M tnclwater 1,411. wen, r** of .horn, Joan., linen Ird Denis M 07. Imo , friend Gini D.,ting Jt..y for half an hoer Ma firtiorrinit isrnere , fine took vi.es as so Ilia POLITiC CO%SPIR ‘CY. Mr. Hunt, and the usher persons spinal *howl trim bills hate been Imbed, at livariqi in Cu,'e, sr leempanied ts, their ball, in 'tiler to plead a; , d jashly ;in US usual form. _ The Ct.taa of tie Cottlia (oddreisiog Mr. flout). —There is an indictment arraiost yon for • {Male. meaocor ; do ) on eras or submit to it Mr. Hunt.— I !metre. My Lord, I beg to ohs rrrr to your Lordship. that 1 am not properly de. .cribed in the indictment. My name is henry iisur a and I cannot answer to the description dentin Ora of me, for I am therein caitml lleory Hunt hate a Yeoman of Manchester; God forbid I shook) be sot Baron Woos—You may make'that a plea its abatement; son may plead to it, bat it is certainly a eery foolish objection to snake on yogi part. Mr. !lent —Perhaps then I had better ant make IL John Knight, Joseph Johnson, and Jamey M .or. hose. *roe then lly informed by the Cleric of the Coart that these were also intlicwients spiny them for misdemeanours, end asked if they traversed, to which question they severally answered In the affilmatire Mr. Hunt —I would slab to be properly described I In the recognizance. Bares I% ours—How, is that of any coosequena at all? It means Mr liont.-1 only uhject to try bring called s Yeoman. Baron WOOD.—Y. , e may, perhaps, deer ynorselt ',evaded by that des potion. 1 don't hoot" it that Pte sour feeling ni not. lient.—Corioinly, Ms Lord; hit if your tdirip think it of no conseq , 1 still h‘is Ike .iyec .111. {lent Wel Ili•n hound by recognisant. to op• the fi.st da l of the neat 9 ssi .0 of oyrr end remit:et to I is. .be untadesseatmor, 10 whirls he h•tl ..I.,spriloo.l, himself In 4001. and his tn.. sot..it... Chas. W..10.1y, of ..Is4y.pasit, awl M.. Ta...mas Chapman, cf Vales a r... Mani Neater. ro..ehoot, it 21101 each. J-.hn K a •il J ,on, were neat its.. 1.01 awn in, POW 110.riies to 1 J same antoont. J 44. P. Mt.rah..iter was I)..and fig a like IMO of dixo anti is wears. Mt Pe., Twiner. of -, ....I W r liver Condole., of Market-street, Mooches tel. linen ilr•per, In 2001. eat b. The &mowing Defendants, who *Pro still in ens.. tody, serf` 1111111 pat to One bar, and with their SIAM. yin jllllll6O/1 in the 'sisal wooer, thernteltes is 2001. and that respctite 'cretin in 1001. each. John Trinket Sister. Sorettes—Jdoles Sllll4 of Pendleton, lanri.seiveyor, and William Smith, of Porliantent•street, Manchester, pike-maker. Ja..ph Healey. same James Stott land W illism Smith. Smart Bamford. Sorirtits—Sir Woliely sod Mr. Thos. Cbsparan. Robert Jones. Smelter—John Mun i of Georges lee-street, Manchester, linen-draper, and Peter Caudalet. George Su IP. Sureties—Jamm Stoll sod Willies* Smith. It •hart Wild. Safeties—Themes Cheetharn, of Stockport. pigeon, sod James Saiodle, of Stock. port, manufacturer. John T►acker Samos then addressed his Lordship their- I beg to GA poor Lordship a question —A4 trail h now pot is for my fellow Prim/serf and my. self, will your Lordship now allow es to be dis. charged Baton Woo'.-7`o be sere; that follows destine. There is no objection to your immediate discharge at all ; you are eotitled to it at present, as yes have entered into reeognisanurs. John Thicker Sutton —I only wished to know it for coutain, my 1.-rd, as we have suffered imprison. moot for t lon* pori..ll. Baton WOOD —1 can say nothing as to that, but you are at !liberty now. Mr. Iluni.-.-My Lord, as to this bail, I club to Anw the situation in which these Prisoners and my. stir were placed : we were told it was necessary to procure bail ; each sent to their separate friends, and they came fortunately, and others accompanied them. Those, for instance, who were to be bail for Bamford, •ere not allowed to be bail, but others were takes mhos" he never sew nor heard of; for he was told I soles, he could say that the bail propnual by him bad sever been Peen by him, and use not connected with the charge, he should not he allowed his liberty. This is the most estraordloary sort of accommodation I ever heard of, and yet such was the sort of accommodation offered by the Solicitor of the Tutelary, when it was N th!, 61 We won't take that bail which you b►oeght for )oers•lf, bat we will take that lull fur you which was brought for another." I only mention this to show the sort of disposition which prevails to accom• erudite of. The Ctra of the COVRT.—Perhaps in jeatifloation of the Prosecutor. and in absence of the Solicitor of the 1' ry, I should Bunn WOOO (interposlng)—l cannot help it. Mr. Hunt.— Ihe Solicitor may have made a very handsome thing of it, as some of them offered pre mieres of hi. each. It is not necessary, 1 suppose, to read o'er she indictment. Heron WOOO —There is no occasion. Mr. hunt.—Unless your Lordship wish*, it filer is certainly so occasion, as it is a compound of false hood. Mr. Psaa•ote.--There is a person of the name Adamson still in restarly, no•lnsi whom no bill . bnn fimnd. I inapposp AP en 4 y 111, ll•nrdischnrattl. 144r0n Wo..D.—Let bins be ili.cherieJ. Mr. Mint. —No bill f..ungl wino sa hi., d _ - • of le Ilia now 'paid Ids lees; for the aen-psymeet he hi, byre detained. The Ct.eas of the Covat.—Mr. Hunt h esistsk • bee he says Ye Me only Yvon distaiired en secoent „r rhe nn , r•rrtysr►et at fees; set a half-penny - required of M. Nt r Host —rba wan arer►d that hit bII aroma eat josterday ; hs has base ►ept is solitary 111,111 Wee- me of II has rd. 'Who phichlakes • 1 • meat • • Wllll *IS • liter, . , li . . I