The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-20 00:00:00

Fr - . • Mgr* , A •••, sO -7---7 • 'the tocsin seentfed in the Goat:pone of 0 . 4.40, and to pet Menu% If at the bead of..thereiolars, could only se. dice fire or ell. who were arrested, and /Liven up • to the Pre/atilt Conic. Ilk escaped , but 'was take n before the trial ; Si the InatigatOr it was impossible to avoid petting him on Ilia trial, but he was acquitted, h a ving, they Mid, made important revelations, whilst those be hadvicitiel to revolt were condemned and malted. The:feet ii, Pateva threatened to reveal the troth, and his acquittal was - the price of blisi koce;..and •they eftereards bad the impudence to bring-him forward as 'iCivitneis. The poor tinfor.i watts Es-Captain of Dragoooa, Omni", was not io 'leap lie Itnittelidi;lie . had received on 'thee,* of • the affair ordertmtd tortielteet; 'counting on these he entitled those.. He wastgefeot of the way, but his 'tepidity caused him to be arrested in the South ; as be did not kno w speak it Was not worth their while to manage him ; he was deceived to the •Ilaet moment; when the esecotioner calmed 'all their -epprebedsions by taking off his head. • • Otk4egents escaped In open' day, they were not mo rd nor troubled. Someof them had cireetited , FrochseittiOns and 'bawd reports, others were etii} oerimetittfiateraved Andes . between pretended "Ct(setift-, yes; lit'histi 'well lido** - tlikc . a boartbo4lty s ,"diatt 'elle tii:CoTimaled . . • • ides, thet;thnse whO picked them up might Jecreeso the number of theirvictims. Others had orders to throw cartridges into the bats of the workmen they mild get to go with them to the public-houses they then found the cartridges in the hats, got the poor devils arrested and delivered up to the bloody Prevotal . Court. Hurried over as the trials were, these facts came oat. This was the work of the Emigrants and Priests. It was one of the most cold-blooded and infamOua, designs to entrap the Innocelstand peaceable citizen t hat ever was Invented: If blush to add, that the Government scarcely dare attack this legion of hada, which is backed by a power behind the Tereoe treater than the Throne itself.. • ------- Wiensoa, JAN. 19:—This morningher MAIRSTT and the Princess Ktiz4scru took an tiring thnirgh Inglefield Green. The Russian Ambassador wag in troduced to her MAJESTY at the Castle, ity...,Me. Dimon, and ifteriraids went to Frogmore and, viewed the house and grounds. He returned to the . Castle, and viewed the 'peiblic - apartments there.— The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and suite arrived here' at two o'clock. BRIGIITON. JAN. I,l‘--This day, after Divine Sep:' vice, the PRINCE REce,re walked on the lassEns•of' the Pavilion fur upwards of an hour. At au egrly hoer- Lind STEWART took kis departure Poo the it. sideuce of Prince LEOPOLD. Yesterday the PRINCR Reiner gate a farewell dinner to the Russian NuLle-; am; and this morning they left' here for Ltititten? l 'l An th e ir return i n Moscow, with letters frWIR"ftIIRA PRINCE REGENT *IA Prince LEOPOLD ttr.thlr peror of RUSSIA Cu.ut and C antes. Laavavii Count M neaten, and Barn's from Hanover, also departed this day for the metri.polis. This even ing a Concert of Sacred Music will be performed at the Parilion. Yesterday morning early the Duke - of (WAXES. TER left loon on a visit to Ci.ionti DICRCNSOIL, at Brandon His R..s al Ilighnrs. proceeds from thence on a visit to Mr. CORE, in rfotk. Yesterday, son.% After t I n'eli•ck, the arches, of GLOUCESTER left Park-lane fur Wtodsor, on a visit to the QUEEN. Last night C n eent.garden and Drury-lane Thee: tees, and the Ro) al trsdo,mPri, the houses in honour of the celebration of the QUEEN'S Birthday. Yesterday a Cabinet Council sat at two o'clnrk, and continued deliberating until past four, suppos.d on dispatches received from the Continent. The ship Grace, DAVIE, (with Officers, passengers, bound to South America), whirls was seized at Cowes, ha• been liberated, and arrived at the Ms. therba i.k. preparatory for proceeding to St:Thoma,s'a, the first fair. wind. Major Locx vast, and the other Officers who had engaged their passage in the Mamie ship, and were subsequently concerned in a duel, at Cowes ,rill , ließlPitisoll SUTTON COCHRANE, it Was certatn.d, railed for South America in a brig, e, few days 11.1er the fatal *sent took place. The Duke and Ducheo of 131:nroest are enter taining a large party of fashionable! at their Rst s W.bburn Abbey. Lord and Lidy llot,La tin and Sir WALTER TAX; Bart. are among the distinguished personages s Woburn Abbey: Sir GiustaTAlßATiicepti, Bart. M.P. is arrived at his finger!, 41 Lantlham-place Ponlarel- place, from his seal, nrmanton Park, eincolasbire. • • Loan Serroli,s—We have the pleasure to say, that. the report of ford Serrates death . is discredited by his friends, as letters were received in town yester., , day, which contain the agreeable intelligence of his Lordship being something better on Saturday. We have to announce the death of the . Right Bop. Lord WALSINGIIAM, who expired on Friday at Old Windsor, in' an advanced age. His Loss will be deeply regretted by all who had the pleasure of being acquainted with him. This Nobleman was for Marty; years Chairman of the Committees in the Hoops of Lords, a situation which he discharged highly to his own honour and the advantage of the Public. _He inherited from his Noble Father, the revered' Lord. Chief Justice Da Gail, 41 tern for business, egad., nets in fulfilling his duties, end the most upright dig.. nity of character. " • • • A numerous and mot respectable party of Gentle men met at the Assembly Rooms, in Newcastle, ott, Monday se'nnigbt, to dine together oatlia occasion of presenting a piece of !date to Mr: G. STEPuENSON, as the real inventor of.the Safety GeV, and for the service he hus rendered to science sate ksinniaY by his invention. •Cnaates BWIDLING, Esq. of Gos forth, was In the Chair. The Earl of STRATIIRIIRE. the Sheriff or Newcastle, Mr. ionAINE, Mr. STEPHEN tom, the Rev. Mr. I.I6NSON, WO among the persons . alto spoke on this occasion. - • i. I C . i .4 r_ 1 a. d: a A' _ ra . st I MIN r ' T NAVAL 'NTH 1G 13 NCB. • •• • . MAL, JAN. 10. E--Cane down from the River the IPhigesis,l4anghten, for Berbadoes.:—The wind this morning got eon to the Nookward, and most of the_ outward bound got ender way and preceded dawn Channel—Arrived and Naiad for the River, the _ _lower, from - St. Thomas's ; George. Noyes, from New York ; ind End - Aoki, Martin, from Altei.—The tomeivaid - Wind ships that 'arrived yes terday still remain The wind is is backing again to . the South-west, outWard.bonnd are consilg back.—Sailed the Perla', for Sheerness. Poarstrontn, Jam: fft-..-Sailed his Majesty's ships Tiber and' Prometheus, on• crakes ; the Isabella, Mann, for liambergh; and Alseoos. Main, for Demarara.—The Cornwallii, in coming into harbour, got on shore - near the Harboer buoy. but as it is a calm she -will be get off and broUght Into harbour before high water,' without dainage—the particulars she brings are of eld . date and no importance.l9.—Sailed this morning from Pansansand.hole the Isabella, Holmes ; and Provi dence, Steckel!, for the River: aniffrom these bode, • , • I , the Voopiiinidat, i s isbon: , 1t10..v Arrirl*Mt, , this_port, the • brig Oh: follik l iktoent tondon.,9ipt • ...lAMSGATS, 'JAM: most of the vessels piltirs berg for shelter: ditAvEags.n. Jam. 19.,,Ssiled the Acteon, Faison, ler Berbice ; Elizabeth, Coin born, for Buenos Ayres; and Success, Mercen, for Sierra 'Leone. Mr. fleouonmg is the Gentleman in whose favour the independent interest Lt . Westmorland have de cided to contest the county at the ensuing election. — A Committee has also . beeit &fated ht London for the purpose of facilitating thh return. It is now more than 40' years since the inhabitants of Westmoreland sae an election in their own county, and the country people are, many of them, so ignorant of the • manor., in which the business is conducted, that a fainter being asked on Saturday last, by a ' t radesmit a. in Kendal, what he 'thought of t he. elec. don, the men replied " 'ketion, T no nought shout it, but suppose it be some new religion they ue start- Chronide.) • The Lowsege interest in the County of Westmor ,land have taken the alarm, in consequence of a .Meeting held in London by a numerous body of the ndeitendent • Freeholdeit, when several Resolutions were passed respecting theettmecipation of the county howl the aridocrenie nominotion of their Itepre. :4entatives in Parliament.. The• friends of the family ,have held a Meeting at. Kendal., when st.weral Coat- . i nsit . tens were itp6Ointerf, pith uf the Clergy, In 4 Prect Cie 10060151 f the Lawton A ' , iodation % t; distert• they tnibil.. try th* 'itreVo fir Hinton " ha ieltilltert*.lteed‘distingelehtd father l!iyail,/ tdAbbltooseof , ' ^ . TIM' Botevegb of _ • Idge,. which-heeler , 4vretsty yeari been ender the ialloetwe of ont. family, ls.espected to assert iti independence at the ensuing election, with Every probability of sitcess ; there are 'ibotet 220 voters: • :.. ; -•:•.: r , • • 'Tbe three Cendijlates for the City of Cork have ,declared themselves by pablir Addresses. They.are filv . NiincotxaCoowaY COLTIIV Riff, Colonel 1,0 NO FIELD Ober eittinetandidave4, and Col. Hurcitte. sox —The Cindidaved for theitypresentation of the County of Limerick - will bo . the present Members, 'Mr* QOM and Mr. 0' ffetc. Two Other Candidates are spoke's of—Mr: O'Galor, .son of the Chief Baron, and - Mr. FITZGIIIIIO7f t , brother of Lord CLAIM Tne real state of the DolteOrrtitta's case is, that his iinyel Highness, as he was about to mount his korselo Windsor Forest on Thursday last, !Trained his left encl.. lIP immediately abandoned his in tended diversion of shooting, and came to town in his carriage lb has lints the hurt been confined to his . house, and is not able to move except with a 'crutch. Yesterday, however, -he was . pronounced better. The Duke of WIELLIgGION, who arrived in thlvn on Sunday, called at York-house yesterday morning, but his Itoyal Highness was not then able to see him. His Grace called 'gain at half-past four in the afternoon., and had an interview with his Royal Righness which , lasted for an hoer and • half. We learn from the Supercargo and Purser of the Op Brilliant, Capt. Fems, which is just arrived in the-Douai from India, that, on the 4th August, the day before he. left Celesta, an alarming fire broke mat in the 'cotton atrewe or Mr. LAPRIMAUDViIi, of clive.street. The quaniiii if cotton cousemed could net)* oeictly ascertained% bet it Illatiiiithilated at IS, to 20;000 pounds, besides a conaldalitlkle toughy( of min .benip`... The fire wisitardly et ender st the sime..earitiforment 'left 'Cilt.etta....• ; 7l same Gen. t,_.litallit has , been intrusted i tty the lt4ht Hon; the Governor-General 0 iili it VonieltefilY beatitifut ant. Mil (the grow - deer ) iliitioetros o.l:Pi4etii 0 1 1 10 i hits Royal highness the Piinciiii ette'itr.oria,. .. . . • - Tbe.tatt American Papers menitovcai.in 'street... 'finery circumitaneOilliel of li Geiitlemta's wiiening of .the Printer in Pennsylvania,* by a bet, i Ti*tt which proved a Prize of Twenty .Thoosand Dollars. —But 'math events frequently "for in this. ceawtry ; hulked, so recently - a leat-.1044,A Gentleman in the -City piped a Titket lay IL liejAvv_Ao rise.of Consols, ,which . was dravre,a -xt0,b00.,r041 the,neat day i and the following antes of Iwo- DeuthM‘ in, West. iiiiikatar is ear" . temaikable.: - t4a..leta i bi e.. D. Jones". won by a game at Carib . ,xi...4llgteentia.of No. 0.401, -which win drawn • i 60,1 3 .00 'Prize; and the very . steal Loatari t. Tbis &inhale % Me. A,Jom ES, gained by 4,ajatilpe peen p.StitOntts ot N0.,14/16701bick was _also drawn s Prise of 210,009; ihus.voesee," fkince 'is flireelignit7 at Fortune ~ ansi :hoop be a lint to Beller: 'aid 6 11 4 P1ar.;..*4),4'; haTi ef t, woke ia her ' Wheel for the Throe Mine of, 23,0,000 in the pre.. sent Lottery, instead of playing for,a mere eqoality, of stake, which may take'a Theirsrvid liars, to pin ' what can be acquired from the Lottery in One Day, lon the 4th of biAitcX . I4IIITI liken tilt Mewing be -1 situ. . - • - • ST ATESSIAN: 'Sr . ~. T. ll :'4t "‹. ~. ..•;..~~ -~' ~-: _ .. a - -----~ - .: . - attest it on oath before any Magistrate, as esell as produce witnesses on oath to eatahlish the facia, that I never was cframe•breaker, nor belonged to any Committee of Luddite:, although you malignant!? represent sat to one of the principal of them ; that I am not, nee ever was a Member of any Political Committee, either sorrel or otherwise; that I never was appointed' to any command, have taken any sclivepert, either - secretly or openly to forward thin cease of Pailierrienfiery Reform ; nor have either diet ctly of inttivectiy been engaged in any treasonable , practices. Time assertions can at any time be well authenticated by numbers of respectable persons.— Now, Sir, I challenge you, Wirer, or any other person to .enotalosavercl end prove you. - scandalous allirmatioua ; and I demand, in the name of troth, juoitroa fealngs.-1 1 414eitilon honesty, that you will either peer" jalust yew have stated respecting ma • er make - au epqlsigyprough the *idiom of the Courier and gr.srisif4st .Ikleprapapers. Is it not enoviglx. that I hive been unjustly imprisoned under the Sea petition Act , tor WA months, to the injury of my health, Pop/lath and family, bun that you endeavour to rein mychthcter also, and thereby deprive ..of the only . estmea : of s maisportiog a wife, fear cbildrev„ . 21 10' 110 trll.llyOtc? am guilty why net row. " 4 ! eiofAlßlejeloog,sloce requested (In vain) to be 'hreagiti, to ; Wei, anti c mom. „ Lam liberetrid, yos at eml4o7* - • - acc. . oar. ruN t a i . . Op fAll" . 4leat s itt Meeting of I:fiend:le the Taber. .ty. of ilia - Press and Trial by Jery Ives held et the • White Swan Ion ; Bt.• Peter's,. Nerwldt, Mr. T.. 0. Sent N.prtur.o. in the-Chair, forilte petrol, of come inencing a Subscription for Mr.W. floss, when 'eve , rill -spirited Reaoletione were • pasted, sada Committee appoiated to receive . A number of the destitute seamen, aft., being eiwe' &flighty clothed by the Committee at the King's' Iles& Poultry, here been sent on beard outward.. bound vessels.. Twelye, of them went oti bnirti an Indianian's day- Ot. two 'ago. On •telating thikaia. tressed condition from which they had, been relieved, the whole of the otSfeja - ind. crew instantly Aide collection to betotwardedio 'the Coitiodttlee: On Monday last a County Meeting was held in the Assiae-ball, at Walls (Somerstnaht.e); - to • Addresses of Condolence on the &lOW of ittsi "Witty cess CUAKLorts. .1. ACKLAND; II1Sq: read and (Walla the Addreases,.which were to -his Royal Ilighoess the' Put REOF.ST, .Prints lattroLo, and th.ladesti. W.•Drcarmsox, Esq.: h 1 41), seconded tlfei C. K. K. 'llMill4 7Elgt expressed 'his pert. rt bation of the Addresses proposer(' to the Pittricit ItEagMt soil ~.princo,(,F.orbeo.o ; but to the Atidreee Pr°Prised to theUlliliatl,4tr wits compelled,. however I tintsl to his feeljpgek decklerily. to object ; her Ma.. jests havineots)re,r3preiteit, Jailed in- those anen t orta le t aS k a , MIDC.er., -weee due to our late Prin. etas in ter . peculiey.. .13' , A. ELTON; Dart. di , fendedUE,Sol4l l El-Of lbeibievt, a: vest r w . ma, iipitsmeA tire he eondoorrn ilea (rut /walk tier Joie.visit to Batts ?shot . ' iscliknot 7 tet it not. go -tooth to.the weetiAiku ' aftertav ngintermined her Majlithlomong uq ,halter she has coiklescemkr to rescue • srisk i ,l444.o4Fo which is so pecallsteiolserieo4' aftir residios Gummi es, and throwing •Iterself upon, our fidelityl 1,101 . 4 so leading a man In the tummy should get op, end melte so 'Latent, se unkind. in address as that *Koch bps 'wiped him. I introit ivy -loftily friend (said Sir A.), I implore him te•tetract his steps, and by with drawing his amendment; to receive the thanks and (.blessings of es' • Colonel Trwrs bowed with submission, and withdrew his dissent to the proposed Address. The several Addresses were then insets mously carried. • - • COURAGEOUS Fzum.Y..--Sentlay Inerelot, Alma one o'ctock, as • the housekeeper of Charles Ellis, Esq. brewer ' of Stockwell, was sitting up for her , . minter, whom she' expected to arrive from Leaden * she beard the footsteps of some one on the stake leading to her chamber where she was silting, and shortly after some one tried her door, and endee.. rooted to force it open, but could not, It being locked un the iodide. She seised a loaded pistol which- was, on the mantle piece, and called net, ts who's there," no answer was made, she said, " if yon do net sn orter I will shoot yea ;" and opening the doer law a man running as test as.he could down stain, and. through the frontdoor, which she found open, el. rhoeigh it was double locked when she went op stairs. During the retreat of the villain, she palled the trigger of the pistOl, but it unfortunately flashed la the pep ; she followed the thief into the road, bet he steeped over some fields. 'Mr. Ellis arrived at home jest es` the • thief bad made his escape. This is this 'third slate the hoes" had been attempted to be rabbet"' within,' short-period. The • thief this last time rfoi (ivied an etiteroceifiroligh . the drawing-room win. dow,by.takin% (ski psfi which he reached by !eta edieripoo.Alte .viratulas. cites the front door. Yestelifairmaralingil **sit nine o'clock, a man who smaitstitie tectown with a cart hied' of bey had his.thigb .breicell'hystitsi abiel of the cart going over' bettreen 'MIA tend acd Islington Ternpike whether . be fell: how . the shafts,-or was knocked down by one of.eketkoraesi' la one known. Tio'on fortuaide men•wisciffilierie St. Bartholoohew's Hoe phut -in • very deogeemesJelite: . • - I.iesteneet Editil4BilleY . ,;;lrbO was killed in the duel last Monday selledltist was buried on &today at Si. Anne'i, &Ant rilie - liticiy:l)as followed to the _grave by • great natistieettrbialdistber Officers, many Whim Were tnaitised; r tiiing lest a leg or ea are!. Thedkessed was bal'tB years of age. • . .The Cnert•Martiafsr" S.olortel 41bernetkie, of the • ..Royal Marines, clasid its slut - Op on Friday, at Wool wich, and the - sentence' Wait rensmitted to the Mimi. ratty for approval, previous 10 Its promelgaiino. In die tours of the priiiii;ltg i e bi lt was 'Odeon,. es the nisi it tin' Attain, al, that. an °Seer on 4tilf-pit; It note persop'o. wig® the • A rr wog of War ,an take ceguliante, or to teltom they cirte Atoll vim in.! public tratisactlee.. . ,Terik 'ear appestagoes, oil at each of the pan% tkesteee, ppd. both. female cendidetes, sr* all [wooi;ied "for to-night. Miss Satttomas, teem the '.Deltlin Theatre, et Deery•lose • and Mrs. fesmerly Miss Glire froto Liverpool, et Cristo 'ardeti Ir." , re's SZATESM.IN. To :ma soot), • • A LAW similes to the fillet:toe was wet to die Editor of Me Oeserorr, a few weeks ireo.'reoersilliirAges..prpubiiir tt ; j Mutt * believe be 'ha: never given it publicity. I hope; Mir. yeti will not refine seder' je.tiee which loyactiti - er has deities', vales opportunityof making my own defence. I am. "Iffmtingteas. Jon. rf. ISIS. • - T. -W AHD.- • • TO.THE EDITOR OF THE OBSERVER. tSilt i —ln your Pylon% ,of sbe ipth of zjp•amber, . rod affect to give your Readers a detailed account of thoorigin and progress of iite'ltierjsysbire Insur!ec.. 'took pfeee on Nis if 5'44 and in /Par *reface on that subject, Toe oboirie, 66 The 4..1 -1 431 rt ••• • • south of our authority; 'all:nigh 4akettded.over a considerable part of;tlre •tisibtrd "counties, are tliably respectable, arid vie can "ifteiiii:iiirrselees for the correction of eve?" fact whiciie shall sista" ' There is no doubt, Sir; but your are re spectable, and-their statement correct.at-Ilo 4 ofer, I hop, 'you will forgive lie if .1 eningie the 66 cor rectness" of some of the facts you have there even. Yee alarm, ." It Ms . pitied (1812) the di sPitiarOits Ilitweets the' Muter Ruileit and' the Fiaste-work kiitHeris at Nottloghara(4l4.lr gave . risitAis the et; - it? • • •• • iiicl wafll eition of 'Perla.. cilltit;Lmidites. a ki•eive' - 'fitv 'NO 4 0 1 . al ; a year, jo laded 'to, took Oki" 4 . 0 "S • • *do the period $*10; a Werth; 4f...ft were, hitite in 1811. • further add, " Fourteen Led: diteswere taken, and were subsequently tried and ' executed at Leicester." Now, Sir, as there hos been but seven Lerida., executed at that -place for frame-breaking since the affair at Loughborough itke other seven malefactors whom you have added may, • perhaps, be some of 'bean. hireling Jouroalists, with !which this unhappy country so much aiiends, oho, •fortheir lying and defamation, hare met with that re-. ward vrhictr they had so long uierlferi. Y 00,07. 4 ! In 'November, 1817; printed Resoititions were circulated throughout tisi counties of Deiby, Not tiogitam, &c. &c. of a most its dammatorylescripti on." I used not inform you that this was several months eters% or most of the Hampden Clubs in the coun try were annihilated, the Derbyshire insurrection quelled,, and when several of the persons connected •writit that unhappy transaction bad been tried, some eammtsd, and others litt under sentence of death.— " The subject lover -turning the Government) was first discussed at the Noes Head, at Hearne', . but was afterwards more fully entered Upon at the Me. 'gkodist Meeting.houles, for almost all Alteparties were Methodists, at Ripley, Winglield„.and at all thasarrounding villages." Now, Si, here is ano.. 'Oberinstance of year igisorance of the sehjeils of w hick* Ise are treating: It is evident you know fiU'.h;isi 'Of bole ihisocent 'people you ere etrecitptiul; -to ca. 'lealtiiate.,...The Methodist attachment to site present GoVerCinatil-asobsitses to eves) , impartistobserver, nalrfitOirloyalty is become preverhiiii among the DiallsitHers, and yet you base the ar tacky- to say, thrtmeldect of the overthrow of Gore . nment was dis moved at 'the . Methodist Meeting-I, ousel, for " al moat, all the parties were Meth-.dints at Ripley, Wingfield, and at all the surrounding villages." I heti, no doubt hut you wish your Readers to infer that alt arises' of the persons who were immediately con cerned in the Derby shire Insurrection were Methodists. This is a hest attempt to calumniate ; I never was nor perhaps never shall be,l Methodist, yet I cannot hot feel fer injured Innocence. " They (Oliver and Myrcuet.t) wentfin that night to Sheffield, the next day to Wakefield ; Tewksbury, arid •diff•rent plares.” -No doubt, .Sir, but your esteneire geo graphical knowledge scans at first glance the situe• lion not only of Wakefield, but Tewksbury, and the different places alluded to ; so slurry's amt well ' aware the former is a place near Leeds; heirrirkshire, , and the latter in the county of Gloopeatervalthough these places may appear rather distant from each. other, ' yet there is no doubt bat the means of conveyance was adequate to the emergency of she case. 'From the following sentence, viz., 66 Mrrenttl. fitiroduced Oliver as a Delegate from London," it is.rielsonsble to infer, that a considerable portion of their time was occupied in calling on different persons : when this was taken into the 'daunt with the distance they had to travel, some persona would be ready, to ask how were those Gentlemen conveyed from place In place in so . short a space - of time ? Were they • taken in a ilittiht balloon, made partly of silk, end coeered - with Newspapers, edited by hireling Journalistv? few the.prodiactioni of •eucb persons are generally no mooch lighter thawair, that they Woittd bi oeces sary airtaisitiou its ar dor to . cisisvey ivelftly •setti an i*.ormota load aooOveri,sod weight •.wtrials mottidopen bis sedating . head, and anticipated hungry:soft-Stained kinds. .„ Too go to.ob servo. 'shaven " the fhb's( mai, ponied .'weer to Nottingham, and intinduied him to, tile o~4:Committee assembled there, Instrog •Ar hem were-.HAturzs, Houma, Ga015...0. 4 ..114m0., and Wsan." You perhaps are not aware .leak sod contemptible yon Mike yourself appear by . ,tbissidieekes statement: the two persons whom Zoe haw seated, Gaosvutoa awd Iletatatr, are nit other than ono little man, t.nboot.r-fiew. feet ir three itches high, and who Ated4 :pre vises to that time, been con6ped ,nieys,,,yeaseis weeki.i. Cold Bath-fields Paints,. muti_er. e t wee_, rant - frops the' Secretary-of - State fop primal. So uteclaifor to &Directed.% 01 - 411104 1 fict from..soarces of respectable sulkoritpa. lirterngififf,- est of the tetlllll FRANI, &c 4C.,400-1 1 00 1011M011111 in gratifying' your employers, but,4te./ppi e seeer: expect to be successful in depreciatieg erL : cludiscpr . in the eyes'of ...discerning Public '4 , Mink& tor F; . lnai s , .eulgar.ittiempts, will. snit draw -tisposk low oterited ridicule and contempt. Vet Atliditilliale .111 a 11‘14Wr iamodscod Oliver into 4. fweratMaimmii . ritf :of which I was a Member, and preirest.444ol.4k and lest your attempt of rurning my Clutracfrealte. 4 not -be compete, yes add, FRAM'S, WAIN ;pith . Gaosyssosh, HeNSOlit, sod II &wins, - wee . al t uter pointed to cOmutand,and had.proceeded to•theirotme-. stations." I do solemnly deelartotostom teaslute R = ~ Y