The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-15 00:00:00

r M ~~ Thy boil given by Mr. GALLOWAY and Mr. SIM MONS, loss for lb. swimsuit of Sir C. Wovau.air, Bari. it the nest Anises for Clymer ; ego proceed. fogs having been removed from ilw booboos, by Writ eA Crriiirtosf, ;ranted by the Jody., Is pursues, of the accompanyiug affijavit. . IN TIIL KING'S MINCH. " Charles Pesiaon, of No. 10, St. lielen'a-plates Bislmpsgvie.streat, in the City of London, Gentle. man, malteds oath and smith, that he is employed by Sir Charles Weiseley, Bernet. as his Attorney sada fend hie, she said siir Charles Woleeley, lit as indict. mint preferred end found against him at the last Ge *oral Qoarter Sessinns of the Peace in sod for the Grimly Palatine of Chester. together with ~Joseph Ilarrisoo, for conspiring together to disturb the pub-' lir peace. and to bring into contempt the Govern ment mod Constitution of this Realm, to which said indictment the said Sir Charles Wolseley has pleaded not guilty; end that this Deponent further salts, that belt ieformed and believes that the alleged con. *piracy chervil ogainst the said SirCherlesWolseley, consists in active as Chairman it a certain public Meeting or assembly of persons at Stockport, in the said county, to consider the propriety of tostitiooing for a Reform is Parliament, and of addressing his Royal nighties, the Prince Regent for the redress of certain grievances, real or supposed, et which said Sleeting were spokes certain words by the said Sir Charles Wolsoley, and by certain ether peruse, and which said words •ere seppesed or alleged to have a sedition teettnina or tendency ; and this Depooset farther wits. that he bath heard sod believes that the objects and intention of the said Meeting at Stoek• poet were the maw as those imputed to the persons who convened the Meeting held at Manchester. on, the 10th of August last ; and this Depostet fur. then with, that the County Palatine of Chew , im mediately adjnins the County Palatine of Lancaster, in which Manchester is situated; and this Deponent further with, that the melancholy events which at tended the dispersion of the said Meeting at Mae. cheater, and the legality or illegality of oho objects thee sad there iuteeded for discussion, has prodored grestrigitation, which now @lists in the minds of the inhabitants of the said County Palatine of Chester ; and this Deponent leveler @shit, that he boa beard I and believes that some of the meths; Magistrates in mod for the County Palatine of Chester, who took an active part in the 'vests of the said Noosing at Maochester, will have to decide on ,the illegality or legality of the objects for which both the said Meeting at Ssock port Rad the said Meeting at Manchester were held; sad this Deponent briber saltb, that he bath heard end believes, that *sterol of the Maelstrates le the. habit of presiding al the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in arid for the said Comely Palatine of Chester entertain street prejudices easiest the said Sir Chalks Wolseley, Baronet, by reason of his has. in', in despite of his elevated rank and hereditary pos. 0411141605, associated hiesaolf with the laboeriog claws of society, sod lo opposition to the Magistrates sad ether individuals of his own rank in Cheshire. es- I ambled with the peer to deliberate upon the mesas, which be and they thought would be best relocated to relieve their distresses and redress their grievances : and this Depeovitt farther sslth, that he verily be. Heves that mitten of law of great dileelty and in. pittance •ill arise at the trial of the said Isidietwitte, which it is essential should he discussed before • Court of greater legal knowledge than that which is ordinarily possessed by Magistrates, not having had the edvantago of • professional education and eltee sive legal eaperienco : and this Deponent farther *aids, that he is of spiels*, that for these restores the said Sir Charles Weleeley, amid not oboist a fair sod impartial trial et the said Qoarter Sessions of the Peed, and that the said Sir Charles Welseley, bath leatrutted this Deponent to apply to this Honourable Coed, to remove the proceediege by Writ of Certio rari, tooseperier tribenal." AMERICAN PAPERS. New York Paints to tbo 10th of September, and Demos to the 16th, bass orris's!. They are fall of distressing details of deeds', gathered fro■ Um As ports of 114 veriest Boards of Health : W•sutsuron, San. 6.--1 be Bask of the United Steles has stemmed the payment of that per. ties of the Louisiaes debts redeemable its the nest mont►; end tbiforogn holders have cheerfolly CMS. meted that the molest by the Bank of the ascent of the stock held by them, shall be deferred for three yes•, the Back paying ahem the sane 'aloof interest as they have heretofore received from the Govern ment. The effect of ibis mestere will be to Immo Ibis emovint to be employed is the aid of commerce here, instead of solidi's( it abroad t. redeem Levi algae Sink, which is almost altogether held by fo reigners. It is 'opposed it will have the further if. feet of enabling t►e Bank of the United States to re diserreet a portion of the amount of the IMMO; which they have drew. In by curtail since the lst day of October last."—(National leielligeneer.) We are disgusted and enraged to witness the mow lent obese that is every day posted out from a venal prostituted Jostles' upon all Rerouting' without Inception, as if they were to a man a set of designieg and arrant heaves. We are sick of eosin these Pipers, or their writers, for bad as they a►e, and ill as they dames from sir heeds, we meta sot point them net to marked or individual Tee itsoce : it Is enough that they will be sure to invoke their own destroction for their own bed deeds. One writer, however, we do bold Is otter oblterrence, and ware him that if be contiewes to eatemoiste spotless characters, as he bad done more then *nee, merely for their political opinions sod aostimoote : we will bold him op, in a light by which be shall net be mistaken for soother, bet which be would like should be the case. Whets a whining scabbier gets a pension all is well, though fools sad rogues should be in *lire; bat the oppressed otolsitode nosy grease is *ileac's: and whilst the sighs of tb• unhappy sufferers renotin in• dosed within the walls of their wrenched bsbitatisn•, the praises given to a deceivad Prince. to a set of oatrovagsnt Ministers, and the eosnweadation be stowed on !OfVile and creel Magistrates by such pros. Meted sycophants, gv through every post to the 's trewt parts et the empire, as it es the stop of Fame. Mc VdRIALIOS TRIAL. VOURTN DAY S Orr. 13. The crowd was shimmer thee *tor et tee Noe et sporting tbvirett doors. Mr. Gentry end Mr. Car. 1110, the letter acceopaaied by hie friends, Mr. Sheriff Parkins entered the Court at tO selnutes after nio o . Mr. Cortile rowed edto image his boohooed mirk ptssegoo. Abeet half-poit sine Chief Jostles Abbot uttered the Court, sod called AO nese of the Kin v. Cowin*. The toilet:leg Special Jerre,* slew, aaswerleg to their sautes : Jabs sissiersss. Joke Cbriitopher. $r.441-.1 Man LIIIIVOOde Meier I. Mr. GUIINIT preyed a lad do HA was Ailed - - .p.. follow. :—... Jaws Mesmer,. 1 Willies. Iregraid Omle . Letterime, i.he Wursiell. Kirapinsia Deeram, Jew Weihme Boldre, Fillward Precis. i Joh& Rabies. bipi;iW oirrrrraii► . Briers the Jury were !were, Mr. Grille re. word spinet the legal competency oldie Ceara to try bit cease. Ile moreover claimed the pleat*, of objecting to sorb of tbe ralesens u be ding• pored of. • Jestice AssoT.—" Net without cesse; yes lig object open a Impel come. Mr. Carlile.—•• My Lord, I hue, sae of them I. . _ °Ninon! t• too in opinion." lonia Assot.—" That is net Widest easy." - ---__.. The -limier Counsel then stated to the Jury that the pelmet iadiewlent against the Deresdant was NT pebilsaing a sediliser, wieked, blaspheatees, and profane libel egeitost the Christian lialigiots end the Holy Scripturei. Mr. Guarico stated the case; the indictment was brought by • society which had interested itself in the saes of public morals, and bad hreeiht many prams to the bar of jostle. to answer for immoral and Weigh's. crimes. Of coats. ihry could sot pass over the glaring misdeeds of the Derendaot, who exhibited in a manlier peculiarly public, at a house la Itleu.street„ which he ilesignated the trample of Reason, sendry profane and blasphemer's prodee. Howe, sad soon, dm rest the book ingeestion, es. titled Priociploa of !Vetere. PefP•foillit so be as American predectino, by one Palmer, Dative of thin tallowy. The book was nekton with No ' ether view then that of blaspheishig the authority slid centrists of the Bible; he bed it before him, and amid Speedily convince them of the teeth of whit be said. Tae Defendant had protested •geiast the legal competeed of that Court to try such a charge, said he (Mr. G) really 'spaded, obit in future, whenever a criminal should be pot to the bar. ne matter hew black the charge against him, be 'sold cosmoses by challenging the authority of thy Coed which premised to . oty his'olfence. Did the Defimal. set leek to hoe. by whet lair he was impeached He ',sold answer, by that la• which existed sue 'overlaid *kitty 'before-Statute* Law was beard of or knows—Au qtr which, from unmemorable anti. quid, bad protecoid the property of brasses, the chastity of females, and the moist* of the community from mimeo or pollatiou-- , rtiat law *filch, as it 'prom from • dills', sewer, sad us. the first' to role the coodoet sari opleions of mankind, was aboveell law. The title .1 the book before them professed that it was of American aligns ; he could not tell shore it was published, or who was the author, it mashie duty, his palate! defy to promote it. It was, is his epiaien, the most wicked book ever except the sae open which the Defeodaet had jest been fogad guilty,-end is acme passages it was eves worse than that. It was painful to him to read such a production, but he was under the necessity of poial• lug sot some pelages, which would prove to them that the design sod saccades of the work were such as to leave no possibility of @spiels's/ away, oar extenvatiog the criminality of pebliahiug it.— Mr. Gyred then rood • passage which described, is a patrol position, the plan which had bees adopt. ed by Moss and Mehemet, to bring their respect ive followm ender a military bottommost, sod the op. pulsation of the system of Christianity to the tame ZNl4is 'feeder& The passage which termed the Ceeat of the ledictmeat, was one +bleb waded and satirised the incarnatien of Christ. This, Mr. Gorge, observed, was freedom of discussion; this was the allowable variance of oplutoo ,• this was, the Liberty of tho Press which they were called epee to witadicate.Notwithstansling the verycersery view he token of it, there must be enough to /envious them, that the object said tendency of the week were wholly immoral sod prophase. Ile went on to read another passage reproachful of the moral Ammeters of MOWS and Jesus Christ. He told not forbear stopping at this past to give them the opinieo of one of the greatest sod wisest men, one who was skilled in all science, whose 'runtime was deep, and equally deep in almost MI laegeages, who was profound le Orien tal kriowiedge, sad urea altogether better lilted to give en opinion es the writing' contained in the Bible than almost any ether man ; he mast Sir William Joss, whir had writs, inside the covet of his Bible, " 1 have regolarly aid attentively rend these Scriptures, and am of opinioa c disc, lode. *dent of their divine origin, they commie more tree history, .More pare eloquesiee, sod more morality than any boobs ever yet wrist..." Mr. Gurney 'meld conclude with reading one more passage, *bleb he conceived le be mere abominable even then either of those before quoted. It wee to the elect that, Moses, Mehemet, arid Christ ( 41 'pia," said Mr. Gamey, " impiously cooplies those Dittos Names with the wretch knows by the fernier") could lay es Molt claim to the character of beeefactors is maskind se any persons aver known is the world, as the two bat were murderers in prettier, and the latte, was murderess in principle; this was succeeded by a comperidiees view of %hove. teniiiics which tie propagation of their systems, accord. mg to the elsren•ons of the author, bad all winkled. G oo d ! .her had obis mac acqeired his knew. Woe of Jesus Christ or his religion, of that seek intelligence which ease to preach peace and good will to men? The D•fendaet hod aid that that Cerro roes no piece to ad in judgment en epiaioa.-- 11 war. to he ted into each an arena, he treated that be (Mr. G.) was sot so Aesthete of kosnol..lg. but that he could enter the lisle against a gre•t•r moo then the Defendant: he would bring forth w answer to his rash sod calumnious propel. Outs the opinions of the wisest and best smuts mane 'ATESWIAN. it...... . ' kind; he would gore the stupeetines isstance of the 11 .• iniewit to , esest ' 6, ' i t t 4k ''' at Ilw *l•ri .whet L bins waslovire might be ..f she o...,tryi the "lige", end PF•rnlq in " . a 4 Ill• J oe, ... AsseneysGeorrel. t a Lammed Cosuisel for ie. • :relit were yet is trial 'misuses, ind ...me al tie • too bad entais e ly eadeamearesi ti emit , mei. prjoisete aimed to lased those deposits • of truth a... 8164 rl " .;p f rieelielt hi 111 ' 100 '1" , ift l ier et '''. o. 67' di . '' 41 "' r.,.seuts 1 , eettikelieo to base named rousm toy Ir. roe in the Old Testament, while their very heists Tempi. erlkken t ned the WON firat Wit ihr 44lo /•• as a people, was a fall and eideopeochsble evi. ni l a helm' exceeded toe s r.fet Mt nsup ems n ri so m r:l ib et 'desk, of the New. list he weeded no such proofs, rr ,.,. 1;z 1,...1 t i a ..111... ba•r d "14 p i t' Se al ' l4 7r ew i ls e t l e ........g. 'p a c t he was called am for no such arguments ; the religioa imesiiiiims. sa%. lir Learned ittemetn Wril honk , ihe which he straight to defend wee the foortaties aria cant o, ' io so s s ir• i ' l lr d 'L la s i i LPt is• e : l : bi bi Ll. " l li a r tl i ry ea : security of all oar instioutiont. Could he olio "meld I „„").,,, ow teek ,„„„, ire " ~ ly .. pu s e d as e t,.,.., mi.. men be pestered for libelling any (roe chandler is a civil had a dart ger lass- Def s esiossi an oirmier mail rous4eted E ty I smhnsit colnainity, be allowed without penislament to cos- ° t he '''''' ld ue r I s e J•l9 '. . H t e w i nK ed swe I '' m al p S o il l t : :., i t .: teeth and profane that which was the only itteoda. u se . , e go . tray c.....cg se - Joke • bsiever. etreptike lion of civil commosion ? It was 'memory for bin It' Jury, but woad !,teen' I. 4 ,itiiddllf , : j " . a n i'V e . a !" . to anticipate what would be set up is defence. The in hire.is l set deee i T t i t s e t VI I( I;i:".7:iiiell fir er' t rig, kin la* for ON benefit of Unitarians would be quoted, laserropted. hot had . sail the Joky trosiglit rid its provisions . leaded as they had hitherto bee. Meer : =rim 4 11 . 41 1ai44111.6 will smelt wsl.= done. It had pleased God to cast the Christie. t wee t e l e te ", me we„ bg ew w e ll we k w ,* rte. stow world loin videos wets which ranked under various fairies. &feed Ilismerif m hi eight. The Leonard Gruner& denominating'. Thii se emed to be a providential re. l iV ai r e „ be : e el ' • ; . ; rsr" the eeP":l.4l4l:l6eaegoesh"wr ..wrier. theta. 'stellate for better prerreing lb. interests of tingle. we d p oc k.i.o c kgog i but ,L, e m u by • ..••••. br as...iikeed altogether • it kept op a holy emulation, end served lie ters_iii• td_lbe ortite.e!!; if • eigia2re___ n hor ic L ot Pick ed . to keep alive the principles of Chattiest bellef,which, • e g ue %=, ( 7,7 1 6 .,, 7,7 l 7.r i r oshele r d e e t p 7 ei l l f e r wiee „ e ; without It, might be apt to fall into torpor and lases. teatomiss or twormatioe, which say prove iettenekey or liihtlity.Tois oecesmarily called for rase laws to protect ill'Prolget if the homer, eittailtes 0 the latter . . Hirt - pet ha t an ewe aye *registries's,. ,seeps. pie rce miser of filth, bat the tame la w which provided hap. , ga g sayi l b / agar 1., gam. gr z t osic eguego. afterity for di ff ering 'pitiless, previdid also pettish. rlty. mei &PP • set Weird t sod se .des ma meat for these who 'mild revile the basis of all r ho ef L t uld w r ig e d t i r „di tt=t ; ;; l :il e m ' a rtr b k el ' • *platens. The law as freiseatly gaited, referred iy a - itlr Ws. Ise% id mesh's% of his c to ins Act of Willies end Mary, imprint crisis' new _ _ aten . •ely eltelel . . l ll litie!efi_le be. that Is penalties on these who dispetisi the doctrine Of the 1 7,147,, 5re; 1 1 , 141 / b ;";,a, ..."7,;f 0 ,;7,,,,, „ 00 .;:, 'family, aid other 'suety of the Christie. Faith ;it yule net did lie maws its dlieimity, !bo l e!t it wei pasted is perfect eenseaence with the Com. , yak' i t nt " by . 7. 1 : f or t e : re d iv rn e dumto t7 l ,.. moil low. A few years ago the Logislateve eenistkoi of 'Mr. 'Cluroey, by way. as he were. of per contemplatisg the situation of e certain sect who lee shat she beer which its stood there to oefesd, ar warn ,placed, throw/is the mosti cooseteetoes so- 0 h rt.r......1z . "Z s us aa lr e n all . w a . a oromo y orit h : keel. ofthin lite above penslties, passed an Act ustms:s and opinions epos dirrart prii epics, rounded so the 113(1 of his present Majesty'i reian, repealing that read she sitir_ppee. whirl stated it to b.. The reatelfbe of Nature, by Vibe ralsee. lie Mad the preface throoga, WI put of the Act of William and Mary which affected ~„s we k g , siw ow . t be wee ,ewdwe. Sro & we d, ow w „ w c the Unitarians. lie had Hied to blot out the words die shah. fro. elMth was *sunned the sohjOel Of the int n n i v i si •t o oh. s f rom t h e s wot ,. eat ! h e ., week' road Leettl i t Irlifi P i tii n t e lia i Vre ss astrdirod wo r islell)ae le Ir re l s : Ih. case stand thee ? Why, the remaining provisions " her „ e dit . • _ 'gaunt blaspbeeling and libelling the Holy Serit.tares 41/ , • . gico COPIVICTION or el k. Mumma. 'remit, the latter Act tacitly te•onseied. The I)..firod- Sire writiod the above accord, we understami ant week' say, the qrstion at issue was eel *Po of opinion bet of intention. Admitted ; the lethal. that the trial of Mr. Cathie lei goacladtd, and lb. meet chat gel him Willi intending la Wing isle drib., / m u w iliest b o vi n e lie beg retuned a Segdl i si pi lief wad contempt the Holy Scriptures. Wall net Guns. " this elimirli I the Defendant's brevities ? Seth a 11.0. 1 1. 1611121 b•tok could have no other tendency of intention; NAVAL INTELLIGESCIL end free. whit he kites, of the Defendaet be did tytt believe that be *cold disavow such an iotention ; way, l be' Ms as ember prepared to Patten Mat hm wield inward, brat that such was his intention. skt . sd Asia ' sea rho more difference nf opinion which it was so nes Orasifrt'a respect; • man charged at the Old Bailey with pieking pockets Wets. lifter this, say, " Upee what late or priori'''. • a you prettied to judge me? Toe think Ask '1 byre regulable.' theft, and i think that 1 herm only helped myself to a fair share tsf pro. perlf, airbitit eight to he commea—it is only a differenaferepihion." Or, a mercieter might quote the right of ieperint strewith„ and eider his crime to i differeriee of opinion ; or a fellow having commuted ow lenaterat crime, might plead the Merger stymy of his passion. sad toy, "we only di ff er is "phase." :Fhb was free discission s and they were be be told, is the curls of Bishop Watson, " God forbid Oast the search after truth should be re sessined for fear of the corequeoces."—Se be said; hut was there any thieg free or ra tional in that ; was hers any the g off-tied to the understanding of nueleind, in such a mode of ergs. agent ? He would yield to no one in his regard for the Libetty of the Press; he would net he prevented from toying to by the mots which were real. ly thrown am his prof/iris. by the cant of Is- Ideliey, for infidelity had its cast.--Bet was every crime is be allowed its free coon* 08,6.0 the press for fear of abridging its liberty? He called on the Jury to d.fend the real bawdy of the press by ',pressing its lieentiessoen, and prevent its best Meads frees abend.ming it, by showing that a check could be pet to toe tormet of wickedsets with which it threatened otherwise to deluge MM. kind. He proceeded to call William Fair. who deposed that he bought the copy produced .4 The Principles of Nature, at Mr. Culile's shop on the 19th of Match last • be foetid no difficulty in procuring it, It was eap;erd in the window, and when he represented with what view he purchased it, Mr. Cairns cheerfully furnished bile •ith it. The Indictment was then read, Mr. Cerlile spewing (to save time) that the passages thould be read from the indictment only. About Immures before Memo o'elatii. Mr. Carlik ram to miser on his defence. lie berm by statism. that Mos was the fristilt daub* had stood litters to defect himself from the charge' of bleephemy, • carte of which be did. sad Weald cored. Mai .. Load ha this rouser, retold, les the Mute* Law of Me Laid, lake capitation.. Oat Jury bad aimed, pro. ismisseml what lons a urines of guilty; het spirt that ear. diet he mesa' to appeal. and me let her slay •f the main Tees would most she Coen of King's bench Si set it aside , mid he did hope to be MM. if jetitim mold be Assad is that Coors foe • Dew as well im far • Lltristias 5 convioce it ohne that verdict •was Improper sad roestamroosed.-- . The. Lessee' Henstemao, the Comm* for the possecotion, had stated that this intlament ems preferred by the Society for the thretirritto of Inert he (Mr. C.) woad declare Mat INK the Met evening he esters knew wee the Prearteterliw were I io nom of tht totem! smokes 116 had, prier forest time. reeemed,weeley• oisktkiss trade iiT their meet ; but lasi nicht.after the easecliseiaa of his rateltrt tri il,hiferetied See .ante wheelies,. him she le. (amoptiim Irmo theber tette, sad thelorker of thatkeirtym ha k frosts believed small sot ham enlisted is pre hiss as his trial; bat for she verdict elk* had bees ghee. Tbeteureed Gendeasso bad Haled tie Smirks lobar, gilded such mods sol Its isolistiob to have hers very hearlirlal no the easedet sty : be did not mesa t.deay shot enotemont, hot be wailful dim they bad pinata their promediop 1.. the ratter, by bee raw*/ petty shiplberaert with preseekines fee aerie* std. cies of meessity es the Sabbath, and *libertinage peortwer.-. He did am seem to dray that poltikatises costeitsrag or lb, °Newt. *Wilsey la orient or is printed ehateriers. oe say °bin ef" O3 Y friellnelent td the public helloes. went it ohjerts of their siggibtace t but it was irks otherwise ebb pasiembas ea mere...enter sprestative Iroise or *rimiest,. whoa dist foe • hick the presrat •presiseedeli was losninied. Dieseaters and versariams if every deseripties were allowed to toads nod publish 'heir spision. sad dot-trims g be wee as eft- Prime hot a Orin. and the petnicatine in question canalised nothing mere Orin fur and apes eepresebea of Debties °pi mime. it may certainly he adoihted. Mat its eimiteots were mer eeie r c la ed matter of epistles g the opiaioas they capered with hk g melt of the Jury, no desk, hed their opinion . arid if they were - 'to his. th , 'mold, ad Mehl, corms it. la •• - - his precisely that of a feceir were tunny to theirs be bird 1,3 • Jere. re •••tises of ills coowery. tie ime to he bird by l he should*, sifted , permitted so justify ' leases arerveis to pus lima* o 4 oat I.osed to joo I his arts pa. acme Leeriest theadeseer Diaz, Ocv.l4.—Wind N.W.-;.Arrived and sailed VA , the River the !looker, Ambrose ' fres Trieidad ; the Ilermony, Wooden, from Deesarart ; the Sym metry. Cram, from Ries for Pettenineth; and the Arei4 Walt, freft Nome, for Debliu.—Came down from the River end sailed the Wirral, gimp• siin, for the Isle of Frame; the Nereid, for 'be &Wit Sin; the Sptitan, Forget!, for Rio iseeire; and the %midge, Mind, ter Jessica : tb• latter remains. Po asmouvm, Cirr 14.—Aiiiied the Geode Rap, Bnen ; and the Margarette, Dees, from Antwerp; and the John, Smith, from London for Berbits.— Stiled the blanglS, Luckier, foe London.— Wind W. Pr.emeotb, Oct. 13.—Arrived the Fracas tad Harriett, Bore, and Meryl.. Desk, fres Rice • I:Gladioli', Robb, and Eller. Arnold, farm St. Fe. tersbergh ; City *of Boordeios, Hallett, frets Lon. Joe, for thd Cape el Geed Hop ; his 111sjnsty's tship Spartan, fres Portal ells; and the Gfted• Trocror, Moller, from Concise. for Amsterdam, losky and in went of provi4lons.—Wind N. W. FALITOUTM. OCT. it —VVied E.—Sailed the Doke of Msrlboroegh packet, for Lisboa, and Sendwick picket, for the Mediterranean. bath *kb Mails. HARWICH, Oct. 14.—Wind N.W.—Arrited the Alliance packet, with a Mail, fres Gettenbergh. LIVERPOOL, OCT. 13.—The Jane, Marrow, from Wigton for this pert, was lost as the bth inst. The crew perished. The bull of the reset is on sherd neer Formby. Mr. Sheriff PAitints'it Reply to the Covet of Ala dreams will be rts4, no doubt, with consklstrable Interest. as It appears to es to be written with spirit sad irtreseoesness. *0 are fat doing sway with ell useless peep and palmistry. and for employing ?het. ever mosey is wool to bees vainly sod proudly "pest, le bettering the coedition of tint chino! persons who alone gas. at the useless este . of gilt equip.'s sad gaudy Mr. Ilust's indictment oiliest the Nes Time, is flied tabs tried the "rut te.esorro• female& if the trials of Mr. CASUALS 1111ollid be condoled. AtereaartosM—Whetber It was le consequepeil tif the Numbers being prticeistly approtted, or from the singular attraction of the pretest Lottery, cannel be determined ; bat the Numbers so recently' advertised for the choice of the Publ.c are nearly all 411 diapered of, and T. Mut is therefore obliged to lelect.an eetitely see set, which he new submits to his best friends, the Public, sad hopes list part of the Eight Prices of eto,ooo, contained in the united Schemes, may fell amongst these,es they are reserved for such pesetas as may order them; an 4 may be lied at elthitr of his "Sees, 4, Gulden, or 0, Char ,ing-tross, in Whole Tickets, Halves, Qtanetif Eighths, or Sisteeetbs 7191 SOIB 9t91 9941 411 n ans 4 :101f I yt.ei 9133 1417 x.. 951 1434/143 4 3113 919 i 44111 Ds! 7491 641 bill 4317 403 4137 l WO iMA 3011 ISM M.. 401 MN No. 401 Mentor/4s who wish to hare T•• *lols tag. of the see, fate, by which £40,000 may be sleeks" ed, may hare so. sm j Y 0.311 S N 0.30 0 .1 2 s xe. log e byte 5 e Olt 5 € tu.i.t € Persons riot approthe say of the above, mar cheese est of "event Theessed. at Abet of the also. Olive whets pesticidal' or fancy Nor obt•inta. • Lottery begios lith of when 1 1 , i rtaialy be Walt . that Its ettoTh at Abet of lb* eats were "nano ---• opioloa s the *phases they ea thew out of 'event Thootatetl. II each 61 the 311, 1. Do desks, their abort Officer where particolat or Rory fifereborf bey were opposed to hi.. thee woos , . Its . Is Ms pass c o las. l b w Jimmie. was easy be obtained. The. Lattory begios eth of Nast 4 tN 7 : 11.1:6-"s" e‘m..l itl P I°6 eras 4.1.41.4.18. 11::;1'.17;:k.eb:dieLifloodni, fo ct ot ir ;i B et da ili;. *h.ll wiespowd half fortisorn sad butt of ify, Losrver, sap 11.1 his cow. Waft ,—A fete of the Numbers first alittertised of Wilt Sy a Jorseatirely *plowed 100 / 1•44. • tok.—Last Lottery the Tickets rose to 220 Bid t" 011e ws i . r e.er nO 41 / 11 ": 41 : 14 4 6. : to be h s I bl Ot pl a k h n , e zd t gi asi a l ted g :t r lt a l .. o ll ., f che l mat lsS ;l e ; Letters (post. a 0.1.. a. as " me. A Iteri be a ti b .et irio s n . e fa i r n a bst aa a tt t aw . 40. 111 x6 er s tb seg y t .. interpose toe shield of the law so sonveat . isaeonows, bed to show regrow. fog esse iLf of thew , . He bad Ws ~lied by Owl &leder 11. wial mesa; tbe Attatorrararral of Norfolk, la a day two. , . - . •i•