The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-29 00:00:00

To TOE NUBSCRIBRRS TO THE FUND V.)' 111 , 111.1EVIN 1 ; TIIE fIUFFI•REItg 11 TIII. II.A11: OUrRIBE At tlyset rre:•.—Towr Conimiseer hasiat bees ett•nenals F.., r. -coed mt. Utter 'Melt lits• been odtreord tit me Its Mr. If VT. :mil Mo. appeared is ••11..w Neaspepers. fn "Ouch me c. thinfl to co .-stoUed at the esprore of tail of theCoamosltier. sae b et.i.oal til.aanaiere to rater woo piratic cuatriesrudes gives use of dot!. nod I nor ointolated. us sell by my Dd., no by thme of aq l'ollia,tret. wb. jaills demand +Ph e•moosiospo.ii. ander the mac. leis the 'Parisi .; mparate. of fie l'onlie .loold be olotructrd in their cesarse for oast of doe f 111118diert? In theft Ageism. and the triumph of beartoltara hulks- ties be thereby impeded. *toted, .rad Mak& If rain, ev.r rallied an ort Min* lit *kith a slink people see, rolled opo to egret all their ~.rites of •Irtae and pm" ?roams nod pasraleag a great social trims. Awl occasion ma. tte enaii.litated leaded, perpetrated at Mar edest.r. I felt is, therefore. an immerheat &an ets retraltilM trio, iirighloo, he becinoin o,4ober, to ;termite sues the Meirwpolitra Coimmittre for noisikeg i s the relief of diet.. hopper skein's. is ski. oisientioa I ba.e coosperakd hi grates effect in the *...soled and pairintie lateatiom of • the Sub. I ceibei., uud a. far n• nor limited rammer,. goer as Fame. h•se 1•19-med. with ratans, to nee. the dotiopespectailom of the rnlAir g shut.... the pitt of 111 e (eno•oluter. it is ms taieguivei illy in declare, Met I hove beta semmally awl WI I • arapieted. SS...wit:oh es o. it peeper I sbeseild 'spa*, that at the lint I b•caa•• n NI. Wier of the I fogad •insallisr..islit elt...ike between Mt. Iltrat *ad certain 14 the Row herr. Mr. lit me. o- • bid sera time deeds at Illaachestee. to e apralmiee mow+, near Isadette ell oils sit err pr•••,•- 1 , 10. ae J • Ito bad poromatly sofered by f o r subsea alene f. elbalt deep y for hi. Win • !ARCS. sad mato dr.pls W . 4 1, ••• 6;•ings of "android of triplets Vadat, emild • - the If)....test details aiteudiaS a tardy sabearlpallaimel I the earn an whit* Moat• eharoderises the amdpllollllll 4 er too. oriole*. i ao/ ite.ref.ere. with a warmth of letters orb ma. be f rotrilidn.-41 eteuesttlA, seas led to tat the CAM wore • anat.( azio.kt mei moil faith. At thetans limo , • rile 1n.... enn btod e Mr. II c•T fit feebly/ aide hormos on U e mble.l. it is to he tonciited. that he shoold hime MINN the', kenos' a heel' hive poem met of amuse Preston &pm •Or thaw arpelt • .4 to this win lieportwt orteitha. Ile e,s lain') or., •• bolt he imamate. that any Eleelitio are arrlite4 agnitio him. I *evil toliese, that Ply • tray moll piet?]•11•0 of nor (Irannel COlNfiller trak soy anise p:.ri to the laic Vilptiainster Blenheim. while.. the eeot lot Twee-rimer. etre% progtusa. we re hallete., lot wi for le we Leedom. Maldleiset, Wanoimer. sad Senn- IL It aro a wilatake to address me as Clititmsa, the, Committee hasher so lised Champ. Being Me called omit to wpm MOM Me paddle, I may. perhaps, as on hedieideal. AdalleNteilltolo at thud. I timelier einormisomees shill ham Amend the rim proteml nip the Committee. sesd emoted the omissmdernierms alleged I to. The primary eimmesstomee is. tie adlearesseet of Mel Cormen's l.qatits am Leto: lanner war the rms. /be' gm...team bet. , " the Joey Washed Amps of mielikt la.' Cosy 'gnaws all the parties commed Is the Mae& It AM. I tirrefore, been to/Mended by the Legal Advisers of the Om- memo, that other persons who mined la the same atm& Mt preelodert, • bile iio major barge t. /edit!. from milmelog • rim time><e of mOdenteliamet. The Comitin itlf. there fore. nbautted to these opinions t dome., in daa g ai aa :Yr7 base ben the *bled al worms emcees. for not maiimia to lee made early to she Tens for Itif VIM mildristranotir, The word ciresaotance said, has lallemcal the motion of the Cratssieter. has beim Ow want of empetemt food,. The orgeat demands of beta ens I nen awd tea Iltra. Dare '4lFeret• have tires ',sadly supplied by the dioriltedimis• et Crers li lad I one Poradst mid the legal equate l a l rea dy incurred. awl adv.! ineiderdul Aivlranwaserets. have 16. ..,tied at begot gin equal amosat. lbe Committee hate. OM , foie. at no nne time. been is posseoion o b f e =mille mod rowels; while the Solicitors base mmilestsild son 'Male case of asiolesammeriar is.' that awassall. r katame all slaw paints. the CausweiMee base, thertfore. elder adteire. iodeasnared to accelerate the deetfelliellill eIM ollegg CAroore• lamed. and t• compel the Ilegionste Is the sof = end district to fettle! ilifoffillOlll Petard N I ` t I bolt far the Mates in Parliament. the especial's!. jlie /Inbar' elver.. Mr. Hu PIT'S LirCieq and the attlatiallailtgr i t wad. teem to call fir ezpkimoimi ; is ending of ibis oceseiron to obey dime falls, I hope I have .N ezoteded a • •ood di-terries. sod have erected the propose is terms. daytled In the rimers, delicacy of the subjeet, i its chiefly dialleows art .a:.•l* t and the botocribets to the Vend their erealldware • Hot b tit en betray. d or abused, and of proviso( that, amid delicolties. the Csrawaiilee have draw every thing in -iimpaitty oil um felling , a the Nation which the • e. and their means anwiel admit. I awe re-peetfoll), Bridge..racct, Moo .26. 1%19. STA' T. Moor". Poildiaelow. X ter-ream Dee. 14. 18. Jim ft at Goildboll. Ationsey, Mr. Ilarene, 'Vlisealke coon, fleet, ,t reef. .1 Ilan thorn. Newcastlanpon.Tyee, brasufasoder. Dd. 15, 21. Jon. 8.41 the George I. Newconleapoo•Tate. Austr i.% Nlff4r4. Hell nal Co. Haw Church-yard, Cbeapside 1 sad Mr. ram bearaakopon-Tyre. M. Hobe., Love-lase. woolaserelinal. Dee. 4, 11, Jan. IL as lakball. Atsornev. Mr. Therms. flasinglall-street. T. Ronny, looter Thmees-streel. a ilnexnerellant,_ Nov. $ O. Dec. 11. Jan.& et Goil/hell. Allocates, Mewls. Pearce aid Co. Si. Snishiles.larw. Lesabaid-alreet. E. V. Ilaneorts sad J. Sawyer, Basingball-orees, Black. well-ball-faciod. Der. 11 , IS, Jas. 8, at Goildliall. -literary, Mr. Soil b, Aintlo.felars. J. Rakes, mo o d epee-Hun, warchass. Dec. 4,6, Jae. 8, at the Dog mod Duck Tierra. Klagssonapon-11•11. Atter aka, Medd. Rower awl Co. flartketa•beildiass, Holborn ; and Mr. Smitsor b, Hall. T. 11. Dudley, Bineingbare e herse.factor. Dee. 9. 10. Jas , . N. at the Royal Hotel, Ilketi.oglnurs. *sonnies, Mr. Coeds, flidniestiant 4 sad Mr. Alexaader, Carey-street. J. Lewin. Holaway. cerperner. Ike. 4.11. Jas. B, al Guild hall. Alloflll7. Mr. Oldershaw, lawer•arres. Isliagton. T. Lradhitler, Newcastle-upse-Tyae Inses-draper, N0v.30, Dec.ls. Jae. 11, at the Georgelen.Newr:sale-apee-Tyoe. Anor aks. Mean. Marriott mad Co. tkey's Ineageare; and Mr. Brown. freweesskapas-Ts or. E. Hulse', fleecy-street. Grey's los-lane. winker. Nov. Sl. Iler. 11, Jae. 8, at Gitikkall. Attorney, Mr. Boxer. Oki Jewry. V. V.. Barka. Make Ltereasul, Condit'. witried. Dec. 4 . 11, Jaa. S. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sorra, Linatle's Ism. J. Richer/roe. teed'. cadwas-brewer, Der 10. 11, Jan. X, at she Snakes Heed. Leeds. Mutants, Mr. . Mlw Mid- Ile Teeple ; sad Mr. Riwiegion. (eeds. 1)1 V 18E81)3. Dee. sa, F. G. Locoman, Plornich, waltaer—ike. Nicked'. Uttlishales. Shropshire, esiller—Der. IS. 3'. Medley. heweJaleapoo-Tyne. waralsot—Dee. 18, M. Passau. Ilir- Illilleivel. balilke—Dre. 37. B. Gibbous. jai. and T. Prolses, Levet Innwerks, Ilesterdshire. ittlomlemen — Dee• 18 . K. Shads/.Exeter, ad/My—Dee. 85, M. god A. L. Prallieles. Beadle', Woreesserrhire, grocers—Dee. 111. J. Weallaw. Clerissopbor-are. Fludarry rare, oddball—Dec. IS. M. Waters, Capshall•court. —Dee. 18. J. Cowasings, Dollefll-streel. %Itilechalla. brewer—Dee. 18. D. Mltr Collonyareet. Feneburctreet, take —Dee. IL R. Tayl hell or. , Witery, Oxfordshire, soma.—lke. 18, R. Sutton. Hamp ton 8 ick, lined -drepgr— Dec. so. T. Leery. Worcester. mine derehent —Dec. 4, Vf:Sherwood,Llverpool.sonp wanutectwar —Dee. 14. A. Biwa 3. Ocean. and G. SCOII. Lemke. rraY clothiers—Jan. 4, W. J. W. Linders and A. lkwer, o ßath, silk-wends— Dee.4:l4. Jordha awl J. Smith, Stralford, Knot, and J. Littalitid, Lredeehallaticer. crack propietors—Dec. 18, B. Easier, Veachstreb streexabantbers. flea lectac. CERTIFICATES —Use 18. G. Seymour, Chichester, brewer—J. &aeries. Easier lalle. l atafellasisewall—Vl.Jarean, km . Kniebtandge. peper-hanger —R. Bellwood. &askew's. Vork-bire. tiniberaserchast—J. Ssodford. Shrewsbury, bookseller — J. Sege, 111114‘111411r. Miller —E. Roberta. Caber/46w), Rear•rood, merrliesk- B. Silo. does. High 01,14,1801111116414. wallower— Id. Paley. Vbeptita gullets . Somenershere. emu-factor —J. Newell, Bedbridge, Heap/tire, theber•wercldat. PA RTB ERSIII PS DISSOLVED. J. Welch awl T. R. Alpert, Kirmingisaw. iraitier.drerevs— T. and J. Leagibrater, tavenedge, Yorkshire, dyra—J. Parr. T. Lyon lA. Henn. and J. Parr. ilia.. darrinstoe, Lama. "Mir. Isa.akirs—bl. Johns*, J. Rooth, H. Lewd. and M. Rooth, Ikeread. 111111.11PfriN41111—T. Pride, M. Rolulls and R. Milhasire. Tido'. Stalf.w/Aire. lape weeofertured— 11. C. Kinshasa sad t'. Goolleo. Ilirsinglaw. wieeasercheals ..-.1. %ewes as/ S. Ogden, Lees, Laeca.hire, coitewsplenen -IJ. aid D. Masa, Wed'. tailors—J. Truman sad K. Salter, 1 New Sages, Milsdrire. beads - A. Hillier and T. Dune, T. plemben — S. J ones sod W. Esaas, Mile-cod reed. &err /epee—K. Neale. M. Gitsda, sad M. Mae See. tilessow, I eseske-aseesfactered—J.Heelden sad J. Joke', Clones, So derksalre' reasard-brewen— D. lt anode an/ J. Ward, Seacoasts. Yorkaare, tobecroasenufactorersJ. S. Carter gag R. Corsforth, Liverpool, veer I merchants. —oaullllln-- 'The Averse Prke of SUGAR, for the Wert, ladle( Nor. 44, MS% 10. per Cat. Average Preeesof CORN of ENGLAND and ITALIA. per qoarter, frogs the Ilegoros, oldie( Nth. log— %Shear. I Nye Varier. Oats. I beaus. i Nese. ' Damn. -- • - , II ell 6ri 2 4.1 U 39 2 9 11 19 4 50 II 27 2 keener Prices of BRITISH CORN, I. SCOTLAND. by IM Quaver u( eight X% Trey, Umbels, awl et Oatmeal pet 801 l of scotch Troy, of lbe leer Weeks immegiaiely Kett ding Noe. t 5. 1109: — lb beset Rye. I Birtley. Oeb. News 1 , Pere 9. t. I. s. 4. s- 411 . ID 2t 35 7 89 11 II a d. 56 5 I. I 99 I --- LAW INTELLIGENCE. --Mow- COURT OF CHANCERY, N0v.27. The borers (4ra:4mm:re, in coosequosee o f some irregularity in bringing the same subject before tiro Cited twice doting the morning , espressed himself with a degree of eeterity not usual with his Lordship, bet at the same time called for by the circumstances which produced his remarks. Ills Lordship said that the Court Sas treated wills , a degree of disrespect which he was determined me longer to permit. A matter is which there were Areal Counsel, for instance, was mentioned to him by ow of the Counsel, when the other two were absent, end epee his hearing what rise stated to him, he, tallies it for granted every thing was right, disposed of lii question; perhaps to as hoer after, another Cosiest cause in, and he had to hear the whole business ems, i again, and dispose of it a second time; then, after an Wefts', came forward the third Counsel, and be had to rehear what he bad twice decided epnn. This was a mode of proceeding which ass not only disre speeds% to himself, but it rendered it impossible fur him to conduct the business of the Court. It Magnet so in the Vice.Chaecellor's Court. The Vice-Chas tener acted is a Manger which 'stifled him to his entire approbetion : be adopted strict sod rigid roles, which nothing could induce him to depart fres In that Court. If the parties, or their Counsel, were eel all ready wiles a matter was opeeed, he either refused to hear it at all, or, if he did, he disposed of k without suffering any explanation to be made by the negligent party, sod then only upon his paying the costs, and brisling the question before him as a new proceeding. This was so essesple he should follow. Nis Lordship said, be had lislid a great n umber of years in ha bits of regard and good will towards the whole Bar, and sorry should, e be to feel himself compelled to adopt any egulion which might Wm to imply any censors upon those for whom he entertained such sincere respect; trot unless they could come to some arrangement which would peeled, the recurrence of the in cccccc knees he had referred to, be should feel himself compelled. by l see se of his d o t, tothe public, to promulgate 50 order upon the subject, from the strict observance of which iso coesiderstion on earth should indict him to depart. —mom-- COURT OF KING'S BENCH. R EETI A AAANG.AA Nov. 27. C4)2lolTit Y M THU IA i• a r. GOODALL MID OTIAGIS. f1te4.11.1t1T011.1.4 AAAAA on,e• t., show rassre imalast the rale al.t...nrti .1$ Ors taw ay Mt. Drowses., fur a critaiaal f..ratatioasialma tM , Mcfrad mtg. The rate Md, he wild, Nees rbiaserd the 'eagle all•Gt it at • peroaa saw d Levra, e „,„ the p a Ii her a r , N e rr..paprr c.lkd tar Cflrfniff to Rs er.rkr. aad was alra the pre•an by wham the Merits& alitorEt 1•111 bet* hid .alliOuri.s (p.m tr...dretirat the .I;terati.so.. of Mr. in the ow ! rg, p..i.os at ha. mom which II appeared d t :he t ha t Ike C.1n.L04... had tr • . ...al , .1 !.s toe p• 3.4 nrdy Mr !tog, th $: 5) h.!! t. 9.? tt:e.i the V.' VACt tr:.! K. PHILLIPS. Fmor rua LONDON G.1387TE, Nor. 27. Cress-dice, A.10.'27 silAtimts RETURSE P 0 TO lAM SER EN VE IN 'DM PRE. SENr ARLT. CRT of elk Meter. Thp ,gbi Ilea. J. G. Lenaaa, caamarly called Lard J. A. n I. oh, rope of the Earl at March teed Ugliest ltichastad I. called air to ibe Halm. of Peen. !breach at Ilashary. Tn. nos. H. Legge, to the tees of the flee. F. S. N. DAPelo, MILITARY PROMOTION!. PROMOTIONS. Wer.r7l7rir, Noe. 16. ColJoreant Regimen of toot Gond% Emirs and Lieetnent ma. W. K. ton be Linkmen see Cense, without percher. vice Inseeebe. elm renews. Cowie able IL Dvadas to be Kalov sad Linkman, vice Wool. 13h IL Omen el Feet, K. 011 yes. IRrat. to be Fengs, by warct.ame. trice Mariton, who wire, Ib Ditto. Capone I'. Ctn. from the belf;=l: be Capin d a Compos, vice J. Wellies, wbe es 4.lsh Ditto. Linkmen H. Ilekeley, frelsolf pay One Krairneasol be Linkman's, lice J. Ankeny, who 'inane% r.c.i•ing she dill:iron. 411th Clan, Captain W. Mallet, free the halt-pay ante 5616 lent, ie be Capone of a Lourpaey, vice W • G. R. Panne*, wan radiances. sh. Dian, Lieutenant W. 11. Pare to be Capin@ of a Caw party, b• pornek. •rce who retires. E:..ten A. Inner to be Lieriteares. by parnak, vice Hare. 111. fleet. to be Logien, by punier, vier Fraser. 631 Dir... ',remnant T. F.ir. Wein to be Caplan of a Cow pito,. by rather, vice Wynn. who retire.. La .go . Hughey to be Lieutenant, by porcine, vice Yak . (bomb. J Ward to be Dalin. by portiere vier Ihroireo. 63th Ditto. t sine W. J. Moarbo . ere. from tbe half•pay fif die 3d Foot Guards. so be l'apkie lila teepaay, vice A. Lame• bell. who eicireagn. rennin the d.fereece. •73e ow.. 11. Leek', Gest. is be Lange, widest pureban, • ice Meager. deceased. Paio.anet J. erns, from the helf.pay of the lit Greek Lialt Infantry. to be r.tjountert, vice J. Birch. who 'echelon. ;715 Dino. Lintetrout C. Barry. keep tee lean pay a ob. ',Kw to be Lieutenant, vice H. Gruber, robe eschews, rearielag tbe difirreare. path Dine, Capers J. llacien to be Major, by purdele , vice Kiagdaa, ale retire'. Littionsai A. MOW N be Captain of a Ceepaey, by ponies, I I Lere Konen. n A. J. Caldwell le be Linemen, by parebese, ills DaleCriek. r. ert. G.M. Ntr &WV. bi Ples Ca llNe4L hue Bernd Lindeman J. lerbi Fearrall. free the balf.stay tbe Itevateat. se be Snead Lineman, widest percher, eke Illigb, earned. — 41 11 58 "" KAMIKItUPTII. N. haling, Beziey.bne. Ken. laakeeper W , Nev. 30, 11. Jan. at Guildhall. Anemia, Mean. are and Co. litbrketn•orees. &Wenn nrk. J. Weldon. Friday .g re et. Chennide. Mancinter.e mo. Jae 9, Dec. i .14,otliaildWl.Murales, hiesn.Coor tete and Co. Wingert. V 1 benumb. lloundelitch. enecb.enes.er. Dec. 7. IL Jae. 9. at Caine& Mr. Trikeenneve:.•arit. .1. Iteareing and L. ilerablew. Ilinvpqrate.stnet. Alen.jew pre. 14. at Connell. - Anoraks, MOWS. Re- billets and Co. Charter.bnost.iquare. J. Cori, Lernap.t.hill. Kent, 'wine, Dec. 14. Jan. R. at Attortiej, Mr. Pearsoa, Faes•cern, shame Tenpin Doter. Derbythire. ewer, Ike. 11. IS. Is.. Q. f. the lalktly Arai lao, tltwrhlowrtAllore se i , r-aud ....00thamptea•bnildlop, Cbantney.latte Mi. I i'heilaa. sovirlipors. Parkas.. Men Marais. Islet, Dee. ft. 'l. .frol• 1. •• N•lor Ar.taton.„. Astor un , , Worth' sr- ; oat Cote, tt.,tiowoldiu. given le emef Ales. Mat lhe sold staves were .at lo t eed with lead. sad la Noe. that lee wivde irawraeMia via. the very re• verse of what had here represented by Mr. Lewis. Ile did a two+ wheihrr his Learned Friend would wirer, lint se go through the wltem of the adikeks. they were sassy sad mod would messy each of their Lordships time. Mr. Das is thee rem and stated. Ass is cosscssearest ihe dims appeal which bid bees mode to him, he begged to awe, that belled wily that tereettles sees the erldrialts. which [Timis ly did seem so MINAPC•III Mreeg. re coottadirsiou to the owe se which the role we , Meade/ that Meek and eir.opportr.l as that allidasit was. he did ssi WA sheer Lordships would allow Me rale to be mad , absolete. The rule was *comedies , ' discharged. with coat. • •-- roe alma e. TATUM. Mr. %Twills's sheered eagle wart the rah obtained IN this ; case, for a nimbi', iisfaessatio• wiriest the Defeirdatis. for has-' lac dirtributed ausoopt the Cornisers Jury as Oldham a slate. neat retpeetiag the death Jobe Lees. garrote us have! , bees winks by iliara.haw. Ile agreed very i y agitiart she amphora«, is she opt of this Del/admit , the a stral pre ostopt- boa that every koew the I for it was Not is be I .apposed that as igoontat. illiterate alas. It• he was. mold holm hem aware of the roles of erbilmee. sad of the issadmiosible al tem of the paper which he had hassled I. she Jury. Mr. Drains followed as the same side, sad hoped sato kb 'Mediae he mold eel bat ark sawkilge the culpability of the act of whim the Defewlaos had beets guilty. that the toast would .et, by waking this rah absolute, so far prejudice his nor a iib • Jury. as wow be Ike eibewqsesice a their prosaism lag whet might be milled their write, of his goat. ricalltare Take is sepputt of the role. 1 lir COAT &TRWd that the rule wart be made absolute, each of the Judger aibliois aa obeer.o, that thr decioou of the l'Asort WINO elect west ois farther tartar& ertatslishbre the guilt of the pony. Oslo the Indies of a bill by she Grand Jars. skirts ass its Writhe(Ne ably aa exrertioa aa opiates, that the cow us. alt sue - - - rut Pirko v. Al eve &clock Mr. Drawies, •pos brim tailed as in his tis.• by the Chwl Janice, said be vs hind to amino she ea*' of she Coroner at Oldham, is which he had noned for eel *Wird us a f...oser day a sale, cello% epos hba to oboe emus. why a ant of Mandolines sis.fisid not 'rale e directing him so proceed forebrains wish the Ismsera no the bsdv of Jabs Lees. These one losi ms s , prt ,f rees Co mber. who. perms' is his ag world erily proceed sills the Impsest on Wedeln/ay neat; thereto'. very Issue time rook be gamed bs mein foe the flat* Moraine ess pretest ucca-iss. His ally mans for mateassieg she ease was, the the Conner sight h. Ink by ibeCoort that be .Meld proceed; lash" re pt rardly agotansed ander envenom:es which led ts saspielna shut similar adjasramem might hero. *feet take place, which would reader et senevary ke him se Mee Beata ISI Coon. Ms. therjeavd Ca's' said, that be was analogs to slum eagle 1111011/11the Rale .4 hi. Leaned Felted. Ile kit Mae. intents hoe be had slated, a au hi. duly Iv shoe came fa = l e l . is ender no sake their L.4dships' indrawn. There wen matters in she .wits spas which the stile had bent .b. Weed is bi:b reentred im mower. The Lute late, JesTi&caa.—Thea yea wivll Is slum (awe ? Mr. Mak:ail Ca oss.—Yer, my Lord. The Lose Lines Jialica.—Then yule will skew chime 44 PERJURY. Thomas (keine Scorner was broughtop for jselpmest• Mr. lineney spolte is aganivaillea of punishment. The Primer pot is several alldavits Warns iodises, to his previews pod choreal. Mr. Janice Savuer, ober a impressive aildfros, said the wakens •A the Cowl was, list the Primmer timid tit conhosil la Laid Ilach.lieldfi. fur sin reeks, and ken be tracopmed for seven years. Ile .laid that this ms the femsbest awe of perjury be Imoil em beht44ll. PARISII SQUABBLING. On Fs .y a Vestry assembled io Behest-Woe Chord, to elect • rseilllis in the room of Mr. Bow ford, resigned. At l 0 o'clock a great member of the, Parishioners test for tbea,pqrpose ; bet instead of ' proceeding to the electioe, a violent contest took place between the two parties b the Portico of the Chisel', and it is even said. that blows were •a• changed. Thomas Pedley, Esq. was roamed so one side for the odic', and Mr. Smyth ou the other. At length Mr. Wolin, the Upper Warden, took pee- Bessie, of the Chair in the Vestry-room, accompa nied by the Vestry Clerks, and the foot Collectors, sad the balloting commerce& Ti bloods of Mr. Smyth retired into body of the Church, end these elected Mr. Cowin to the Chair. A Protest was then entered against the legality of the proceedie f gs, 10 r. S.'s friends insisting, fleet the Go rs o the psh were not empowered to receive the resignation of Mr. Seafood, or to appoint a day for the election of etiolate person, and therefore they determined upon not pro. credit , ' to the ballot. The Protest was banded resod for signalers, and rib persons had signed it on Seterday. 'Do constituted authorities in the Vestry.roont paid no etteetion to the pimps', bat went on with the election, end at two o'clock the b a lloting closed, wheu the seashore were annueuited as follow : Far Mr. Polley, 1961 Per Kr. Smyth, 3. A requisition was immediately circelated by Yr. Say th's friends through the parish, for siguaturee, Se call a Vestry on Thursday eget, for the election of Tomtits in the room of Mr. Stamford, which was signed on Sounds, eight by 302 inhabitants. The team of Mr. Moreton's latprisonment *spires mit Friday swat, when be seers to retorts to hie residesce the Grime. FOLIOS. -maw rrrirrom FROM THE FISHERMEN. 111.tswon novsa —tieserdry • 'umber el idler. men presented a petition to she Loom Maio', fel i.g that his Lordship wield redeem a eery series' evil, by • hizit their mite were emoissiderably maim. ed. The Petitioners begged no Ism Ibis Hot tbe ma chine by which Wiest is rail.' ft** the bed et the Thames. sad intqtralitles removed for the improve ment /if the navigadoe, shoeld be altogether db. pensed with. The Loa/ Memos staled, that some my etre,' proofs mast be given of the alarming evil of tbe ma chine, before be could think of removing it. The is►ermes said, that bus bad been raised by the vs ° Aloft of the stubble, and in dragging their sets along with the tide, those inequalities broke them in pieces, and of coons they amid catch no fish. Mr. newel!, the watew.bailitY. Meted, that belied, in CatolN f s trial is the King's Bench, nom glen in 'nand the mar is the parts which the fisher. now said were inlayed, and the otaelyiue, instead of curio* the otteyeeiities, effectually removes) them. — Ile had thrown in a tattle compass at the dintseee of n 104.1 and a ball's length. and Nand that its so part ; of the bed was there et difference of t•• feet. Tne fishermen bad made some complains to Mat epos a former gem 44444 and he had grooved the machine at their recisest : bet if the wadies was meter intro. dared, there •nuld Mill he complaints. The Loan Marcia said, be CONIaI soot tb'ok of sa. erificing a peat ptlsittie hent.lll in a swat usagiaary veto,and wrlwothstautll hi% WWI to brit? 111. g. Men, he cerisisily ninit be VI w•rti f. ..m jog ihr nigirri4n .1 the a ger I.j. it. Lt,. with tba e. .:1, • Mr. Howell said he 'fluid remove the in./pion ifs of the River, if they were pointed out to him. The fishermen went amity very user% dissatisfied. Celli:lJY TO ANIMALS. ' A fellow, who usually goys by the name', Nelson, from the circumstance of his having lost an arm et sea, wee semosoued on a charge of haeleg cruelly hasten bin dog, and convicted in the mitigated pe. malty of 13s. which, being enable to py, he ass \ committed. GutsonaLt..—A hearing took pine on Saturday en a summeas obtained against the proprietors of the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, by a country lad about 16, who had travelled from Forter by one of their coaches, for salawfolly detaining his trunk.— The lad, who took only an owed& place at Easter, bed rode inside, as be understood, with the consent of the coachman, from Seliabery to liartfoed.behlge. When arrived at the letter place, on being applied to by the coachmen for the 'seal compliment, sad Or in him eel,/ Is. the mass became very abusive, celled the buy a skelk and a cheat, sad dragging•hisa 'keel the coach, made him Imam his origioal skittles on the outside. On his arrival in tondos the fact wail commentated to the proprietors, sad the last's trunk was detained till be should pay sin shillings stairs for the fire, while he rode inside. In the defence. it *es alleged that the coachman had not at ell con. serried to the lad's riding ioside gratis, bet that he considered him as leside passenger. An attempt was • made to impels obesivelaegeage to the lad, bet sac [ eessfelly rebutted. The M AGIiTRATIL cessidered the transuctise to be as impoeitints, therefore he was of °pieties that a re medy could only be obtained by a civil action. lie rocomMended to the proprietors to give dieted up his honk, bet they persisted in detaining it till the Gs. should be paid. CIRCULATION OF FOKGEI) NOTES. Woosuie.statee.—.'Maria Witham., she had i beee before eamisted, was ea Saturday filly com mitted on a charge of otteriag forged notes. 14'illiass Polley, Sarah Pak., sod Ann Collier, alias Catharine C&rd, were brought up for farther, eatimination for the same offence. William Palley was first plated at the bar. Mr. Wm. Goldsmith, 3, Whitfield.street, Shore. ditch, es the 17th September, received of the Pri estlier a .s. aote,which he produced, for the purchase of met mahogany. He gave his name Wee. Perry, end eddies, Welliagtoo.street , Bethnal-wean. Tb. note was returned as forged on the Mooday folios. log. Application was made in Wellingtoo.strem, bet no clue could be gained of the Prisoner. One of the Beek Inspectors proved the ante to be forged.—Two other cases of a smiler nature mete adduced sod folly brought home to the Prisoner .. when the Magistrate was about to commit him, bet the Beak Solicitor said he espeeted numerous other charges to be brought *pleat him.—lteemoded. How.sester.--Saterday Thomas Gray, a gentle. Moly tooth* sae, was brought before Mr. FAO. KANT, charged with obtaining a large quality it media frees Mr. Kell, In the Strand, seder false retrace. It appeared that the Prisoner bad ordered the ankles to be sent down to his father, who is se der steward at Eton College; but open enquiry, it termed yet that the father of the Prisoner denied any koowledge of the transaction. Mr. Kell, upon a second order being sent in him, ascertained that the Prisoner had sold the candle. at Elea in three hours atter they came into his possession. for a less sem thee the carriage, Ate. bed cost. Bet the Solicitor for the Prisoner contending, that es Mr. Kell had shwisoutrasaktibeegathheovcehtarregessancofsiaonitiaded,atwdebmt,egispretivaiewdes II: aimed the case.—The Prisoner was arrested before ha left the °lice. IMPOSTOR. The impostor detected by Townsend the officer, a few days since, at a Gentleman's house in Net Norfolk-street, is the same men who as described by Mr. Bottersiorth before a Committee of the Hesse 111 Commons upon bleadicity. As is known by the same of Porfield. He was applying to the Gentle. on in New Norfolk-street, who is well known ter kis humanity, for his subscription to a pretended in. Safeties for selling meat at aid. per pound, and vs. 'tables equally cheap. He produced a large printed bill, stating the lastitstion to be patronised by setae lif the first characters in the country, and containing **editions sod regulations of an institution esta blished since the year 1800. With a view to obtain I ng e slaws jytioni, it •as stated that all subscribers ,shove one guises carte to have . the privilege of giving ,tickets is prnpnrlion to the sent given, for the poor i people to obtain meat and vegetables. 06.'11(1114y it has been discovered that no such iestitutioo rein, l ead that the reference gins was to Porfield's private mikes*. The discovery was made by a servant of the Gatineau recellectiog that the same roan bad 'called upon his master twelve y ears since. ty. s ---_ Lima ATION ele PARSON COMM.—Oa Thumb, Parsee Chorch was liberated frees liorsentooger.ians prisms, tho period for which he had bees untested hiving 'spired. The nee evening he preached Sermon et his Chapel in St. George's-kid., before a wad numerous congregation of his &flowers. Om came to congratelste his on his liberation from (at they styled it. en oojest) captivity. Peeing his iv. Iprisrininent, he was visited by several respeetsbil matrons ; and he never •es a tiostday without fair 10 to 15 hot dinners being brought to him. Messrs. Cuneta and Co. are consulted at Weal stock-street. Otford-street ; and et Cbselotte.Howe. Great Charlotte•street, opposite Ilse Rev. noshed Hill's, daily, from eight till eight.-51echeuics hot advice gratis every eveniog. from ail till eight ; rid on %;tioday enormities anti! 12 Runt:cif °I : 79 Plats W 1,1411011 al%o taate+liT cored. tritium: being confined.— 1.7 There see private doors at coca boner, and privets rooms for Fewt , ier.—N U. "lI I ' Counts and Co.'s lecteres on too prevailing OA ; else', are pebliNhed at one shilling, by Nr. w" , Mackfriars.rosil. They contain useful infarair 'iota for )(wig 'Practitioners. lIAKRIEO. Oe the 2ith !remember. at la. Oafs/ger, Haaascr...,five.lo It•-....laar Poole, Lamm, Saaierleisaara. 1•I MI. ac4 l 4 briJitsrater. DWfl. Latelv. RI SI. Brims. Mr. Valentin? 3otepb Mond.' neser...i.ir I ma loisa Cromprimer *mice, NSM r • I"" Ow, cf I • t he9l. 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