The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-03-21 00:00:00

ty ay thought they I..oked nts they &I not think there was mach . of a " cotter up." Wales having' ight It time to interfere, and accord ' door, which fur a considerable tisne kooks from opening. lie at length ad desired they would depart; upon he down, and both assaulted him with ith the assistance of the watchmen he :du ly. ooks attended at the office, and Mrs. rated the statement of the officer. In their defence, that they went to Mr. advice, hells; le a bad state of health, r a him to come to , they mentioned to Mrs. subject sell, which they would de. when be returned. That Mrs. Brooks od a judge of a subject as her husband, describing it to her, Wales knoekad at y denied this account: and sold, it was very un.ikely men would go 10 night for advice. ire both ordered to find bail for the as- r. Yesterday, Rat. Cane and Matilda, ghtbefore L.II. ALLEN,E , CI. for exautit.- it obtaining sums of money under false Acocks. stated the case, the particulars of wh'cla. slice Report of Wednesday last. e's porter attended. and proved that -no suss (as described by the prisoners) nee mown in his Lordship's house. thoolmaster, in Duke-street, Westmin lodged the letters now produced, and t, to be in his hand-writing. In tits t the female pris )ner came to his house, acne to be Ilacann, and asked to have ten; for which she promised to remune vitness agreed, and wrote the letters ac ictation. He did not recollect the par e letters so written : neither bad he any Is Mrs. Cane relative to her affairs. 'served, there was nothing - To implicate av ing been concerned in - the prisoners' actions. surgeon, of Parliament-street, stated that ised the prisoners to give drafts upon him I red that the levers alluded to were eat AI g. a were fully committed. .tca.—Mr. Edmund Gilbert, the Landbird Hospital Tavern, Whitechapel-road; was ged by Evans, the officer, with sufferins - held in his house. It appeared, that on Evans was passing the defendant's house; rded iu the tentdow a paper announcing rt for that evening . ; he entered the house, on to the door of the Concert-room, when tr demanded his ticket; Evans answered he was told the admission was is. Gd. w rich pay;but by the authority of his otf . e h !en a, at the tipper end of which he salt a per piano-forte among an assemblage of about persons; he again returned to the door. r-keeper said the Concert was for the betty- INg young man who had been a clerk, but ',mewing the most deplorable reverse of of the most rt,no-table inhal , ':tantA of :1.. t )d crowded the 4 r;hce to 'peal; to the (V,: - 'eptionable chatJeter and the of the fendant pleaded .;eilty. ntine said thu 'wader might have some itigvtion of the cif-•we, aca be convicted hitu ty of 21. telling li'au the next offence would the third would ioet itably rain him. Armstrong, of Hole House, In the county nc rland, had a.evre sheep blown up in the snow it of the 12th of January last. and otter many teareb was given up as lost; but on the 26th tial thaw bad relieved the poor creature fro:a anent( and she came hom e nearl y stripped ct having, during her incarceration, rate:. 00l off her back. Sh.: to now vary On Fliday ,th a le-park. -lipon-Thalastrnes, in e his 8 14th bth inst. year, t the Tery ce il lebrated swim ith lost. after a few days' illness, in his 70th year, snail, of the House of Commons, mud •3f lisle lesex. 15th instant, at the house o f h er brother, at 111 i- Wales, Mary Isabella, second daughter of the ligaud, Esq. R.A . I.y, Mrs. Congreve, wife of Mr. H. Congreve, of -place, - - Edited, Printed, and Published, at the Office of laTzsetai" Na. 287. Strand. by R. WkitnELL , to whom all communications, Orders, ffis. els rdto be addressedi t ekai ielr erk • .5741-4 .110100ahlte' 4 klefe j O l • si m . t •s br4etilitity_ dti`7tiittC6Cm,• %it's, ituit hare s. .ive skill tut ramped ;bilks Mwteerase onet and' tlsrrforheiSP eidoictpat tritebigtglieeiallie•Old Alb eigoeso less prospects—girt Pagel imitable_ to the ti me r astir,' really are-418pre Pisrvispltat in A s • porridge f irst-rateMoterfal--and Offer • Ike rim:reeler and et edit If an old establisead iliwealitilk• - iiitite. to 'Lie •Misire insims‘ date ptroisiags 41 . Me .Nabl4Mihriketlf r lit euttliablie United Kingdom. , • josarti Caorilt died Sot. litettitY Kr naafi: their bOginess Co since. traiiftlersi/Malegt lieemeattlartd attempting ;what Gap etinidirlltillittlith 0%4 rWrie - 7 4 kie WarellonsecortealSB teeeilMetr4ll# lo ! Me factored Fursatisre., ' •• - • • • • • ' atkilttlefi. •• *- • 7 :1 • Pro* She intethatt reitaitteit 'Wee hag Isom tato,. for qffered.(goesAftsogatiernl Maul sa tom tti interest Nottiemem or Gentlemen desirous tti , • theirliouics irttb tilts elegant and fasittostitbl tiler for' the. Brasilia or • Ittining-Xwmg. Chansiasoctdair: eases,-Wbsdopre, Conssrmiloaies.,,te. or WiAtdopf, popr, Lights, or erposed gjttalloai. their Plate faked in a Tettithe degree cheaper Ciao CrenoiDttlass. , Thiel -article, for a *moll insumiitee, rill be steltramidefrei Th& or breakage, or /arge glasses fOrwarded,by epilug . eg ' t. • ravans. - enostrisetvel for, the purpege,lo pa'rt'aj W letngdotn, at a re'ry trifftist g.tpenee. • • r • • !.n pec4o4l)-nAsa•Lopg4fra among. itidouroat, seetit omens •eqsidestisble . AND GILLDII O 43- , . Tn It, with a rich assortmeht of'Fbintaet, Pkr. Cievat, and - Taira Frames. militantly 'coe'cleit Gentlemen desirous of haring the Frainer ql. Paintings or Prints re-gilt, will .fiqd theat erms particularly_ deter piny ootlee.. When the quantity is large, and FaMitie: are de tirade of avoeding rirtioraL they snag' hare then. Allied , ss the spetwith tie greatest core and dispatch, I • • • PAPER .11ANGINg. :, . ~.• . .1 In every dergrlllog def e rtment, in the first . ,sfile • °Pete- • goiter; upon soils re scale as visite gest m a - . terketiartiOn egidtotecs. • , CABIN ET 'WORK Vatmfactisfed Is. cupeeiormanurr, Ida evcry a4tal, to the nearest feeikion gad latest improrenunt. 77ti Meat partimentgrill be Matitiii great rarlett of Oh tlibtridegalt; articles admirail k gadapted far Noblemen wad Getellongen seats, at prices rypsseed bognd,citi former pregidtml, . . iN VILItIOLS'rERY ARRANGEMENT, Vat hate stmt t wit, taste aid eregarke.leving se- Abaidecaryareiehrof tkal seastmodern farodsetios ask* t tyttt Pripsingt or Dialog-liorsts..fiedlehambeer. k_e:frolll, alzest to the niost.gostly style. Families cam be *Mit- Okla dug Pere tie roositry with &Opine died paltersat • oitile Aker .ellargetieu the :revel:Mg crimpers. Sy**, , piripasses forparded tiflA,figraiture to _any (*Nye 404/1 eliargi.per whiek rare. all expettee bf package, ihtijireetiebt tAt r isk of breakage air iryrry. , • • • 1.4" • TURKEY CARPETS. • •-• • • 7 11•0000trpoworloil a large qmaaltty, they are enabled to der, warranted, of the f i nest quality, of large and small ditirmulans.siths afore:aeons:able lirMit than can brobtained Ist lass ether hawse ii Lawton, Brawls, and ar .*•PIAW equally reaminabie. • . gASONSI). F 4.0011 CLOTHS, , • IWO to Plam n,uci educed's prier. ''•, • FUTO:l6l..RAPlJltthfiltgn, d Soleilfi kited grlt*thoTretstast atiention.from the pithiest . to so a go g; s erispOi op* ;exiabit hot of mourning grandeur, and peak congistestlfiegar# to eeonsonyorithout diminish ing aii•nteetior'y rripetlability, to - elks:re the ihsittly the y:fret fir the e f fective comple . Sion q f their ordsts,• they hang engaged arthts compel:at to eciabit draotogs.mtrited every. display of Jesste„eea twiny, and elegonee town's! Ikere, the orn a Ments aUesit47. .Ing herahlfeeisibtastradasits teal form apromitscostfcbtistc. Any Mob7eituift drileistionavg desirous of extimigiag or Idispnitigrirtkairisrimitore.will.fad an immediate °ppm , - touitg gf i creellay lig same at,titter warehouse, 4FratietAillti in Torn or Covitiryprowitlyaltend4te. , Jo g irm - CrOaTEll and S.A . having sots fully exPloined the tuntediate 'substnner V their arrangenteitte, most eeiejt. aeirmtfustm reduetion of from 25 to SO per •easst. to; be Agreredf;orthe,adreittage of immediate paymetst— and odic the generous patrbnage bf tie Famtliagyabilgths West end of the Tema, by taking-tie eerie of t y plik±avad, eily - road. and Fin sbur y -s q uare. will Ind as easy . aeeess into Bishop:gale - street. avoiding paeed Sfrittr.- 9b, ftfrisopsgate-street Witkin. • • - ''OH C4)l4ll4.cqualis, ASTHMAS, 05,.. . THE PgeTo4l,4l. Eiti.Nin—gsparisage,sloring a very loggyertoll has inconteatably.provert the lupe *riot Fincicy of tilts 'Medicine, 16 all Loses or Colds. toughs, and Avlhtleatie Wltettititts. -Ay vrcivalting Ostia Inopectora ilea, it vOnt.slotrtky r•Aleires.the patter; of -a allgilltor recent Cold, and a /awl:lows are -generally seelcient to remove that oblzb niigleet Sas rehttereti mort'cortertned, and obsti tmes,•lllll whit* MI -accOmpasiett %MIA Cough, Spitting of lilood, amt other *Timm symptoms. Its pecttlirr balsamic ,romera tend to heal spienesa ' and allay the irrititiog.of thy 'Maga, hrettlett cirCbtlgb ; and lts Astbintit stfections it Ls. siststutdigives frusdas to the Smith. • . • . • Reid lin.B•stiaks is. 4d. sad Sts.-Pd. by pollees, ,Che - Mims, 4. Ciscapktde, Paul's, and ;210. *Regetit-street, (near li te the A ei t lie.Scomp),- 'MUM ' l _lo, Waterlott-pliEs. • Edin burgh ; 44, See4llll4estrimt, Dublin ; and by the principal medetneventiera Atroughont the United Kingdom. • N.O. Ile earehil tovllt far littler% Pectoral Whir. and to esseimewiNeo44erviitterit'SSamp bas tl. words " Butler, 4, Chraptide," engraved on it. Abnits analdentat teriesilinOsitiv iota ...-. ;leaser vegetable istil i t is : v ell=l l l4Po l risai li r eft/ 00 * of tiaaarillirtve, et-the: , - .lll)PolgOnlitilinittir tilasi)iie . a familia* .i. •My. 1301111 - tiekiriki.s4 , Cos- Abiaisiggurgeolo, Liradi4. . . • . .. • , ... •-r.ir: ~g r 7- Nesfaft bald. • . *lt -:-.- v g ... ease desiit,.ai gni' estgaerprit. . _—Cc.avatett:. ' , • *we* 401 t.liefikis# qf 61 isk•Opp4tes, Mfg? ppplfeattiii efo*a Of wile: - A s pittAitAt : i . Non-Medea :Antal!le tar so Coin- Sillgideftleiti.i.to 'Pemplik; lc alitclit est `eiTefeil : sear ant trisnsleltiornt of theiseectilef Seb, , i te ateitisaiting b iseireentettates. ityntroblea; Wet Vo . -Vikirce isit-of Steiiiity is especially dwelt apes: , iiiitidilog sad , tororumt eases ittestrateibesubjetle ".• ; i 71' t ti! , .A ., 4 , ~ 1 • Qlio togis Vanua! Ilea I Apses.. eels,. dedi t • ..: ori ll.nr, W.!' *4l . 1 iff . tiffi i tif o olferr 4e. 1 1. 111/iii . . ..: 7 004 ** . ! . 1 • imiy. 110 ; fl u , P,ate,..mo.st/E . ~,,Eali+l 4tai , i. asea4treet. ; - F .' ‘s -r 114.; 4 i-s Y tt l eefc ' iteit 80100 '' . •r' ettleill. C street, Loudon; - 1"Ortir;• it . West, btkbt)n ; ones. " 117. Tiongates Ofitsgat : Mattes,. i powy,in-, whobilal SteLatison 411,Cts.:11nritirikCi1/4. Nar vik& ; R. %et, Ips ' iPietb ; MantltaattEM l l• l 4 l,lll bl gh . iken‘lh 4 steit Hatt. Censbeisige i liestliel - 44atailef *id at au lieokailliwrTi.ll. /Asst#64o4llo. Ida Ck of* ki be . eitinalost4.. as emisl4s4.4ity4 kb4l , 4. btrillicoist!Y..• . e • - " ill enclosing.* remittance or Ad4icirel betenwenie4 to ant_par of the Yit anfi f tleo . All R. C.. dews, No,- 14; isouverf‘o.oo3l"l4oo4oMv: , . , 'ir • - . • Atem.ton; • +pt.. claamorris ovum! at toe sikaisis.sau,..anit goo . . . 4 . .11111 j .PA ICII4I. AND 11111MILNINia. •• POLLOWINB MAILS add eIher . COACEES to from ara shove INN : Paris Rigid Mail, via Dover, Tuesday amtPtidaiNlo4ll. ••, • • Portsmouth and 0°1,04 Mak *eagle ditillalabig. • !visited, and 'Portant. 'trot,' Staling st a =St 7 . 0 ltd . Sands)! Onite arrival a. its So' the Isle of t,ls eouvey'llesseetteaAnd parceari sad Mail Coati autFoffinGhielleaMA4firsugh Drayt§nAtavals I • tiloutester Mall, thernigh ,Very - Evening at • a •rigagMg Pill g 410 . .5P1N1114 DeveriatteintediuryMaiLthroughilierebena , and Faversham, every Evaaing at a•_. quarter pull. Sunday at half-peat. From Canterbury, passengers parcels arreonveyedia..lDesi, Margate, Emanate. Sind aptkfrom .Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk- s tone,.Saldgatn, Mythe,Dintantrch, Romney and Lida: . Milford Mali,. through Carmarthen, Llancillo and Haves.', fordwek, ekeriltianthf at a quarter Pia 7,:autd Sundays at Ithlf-past*• • . • • • Beth - hod Bristol Pest Coach. every Aftornoog at* • Bath and. Bristol Post Coach, to carry may ilkibr bad* , *oink Reading. , Marlboroalth, Caine' eat tilpgrallam; every Morning et a quarter past 8. • ••• D'ailt'Ligar Post Coach, in tow days* . gam' Four Iratide; throlnktMaidenhead, Kenning, Martberoughi• Doeires, and Metkeham: Menday, Wednesday, and Friday Moraluga, at Nine: This Coach is chiefly intruded for the acoommoda• tion of Families, lavalida, he. who cannot undergo the tattoo ot socks diptanee 111-000 ;(t.k '# 4 : 4 r. - - ; Briatton -Light Post Coach, through Callidlladviliallip MOttlitts ft 8. otreept Sunday. . •Baftoiloillt notißandlbed TellaFk °6lleb • tlivga tf i t its* imlAllutila.d. Chtedoisand• - • TdosdaYi aarit klaterdny• Mornings at IL • • . ". ;Olourrester '•Noll Poo Cot, the- 0 1 . 12 1 2 hi1f... • Wyoesob, ft.o.eafgrd, Chelrent, -115401. hiarmartimn. Trott, Rosa. Swassera he.,evierday aI.L. • Scotty Cogeb. thrnagli Midatihdodormigrgahlthnititin jal` 'Sunday aseepted. -- • . •• • - •.• yrs Lit ttehempton. .AntodA.:.lll4 Via* Thursday.-and Sala:day Moralegsokqatirlerludersa. Margate, kamagete. Bea,' Sandwich.' and 71,0111111301 Light .Post Coaster* every Maoist so 4 ....- Oxford Light, Pest. Coati; 01,40 itosisyrrhs. - 49 . 10 Morning at. 7: ..-.r .. • • ,Portsmouth•New.gad: Militant TAgittloost gala tor,• to carry. gay . Vont s !nada. tbrovilk. Biagit4N , Bel id ford, .Peteraleki, an&Porterm, awaryhionang are, Tork, Nevreastla and: -Ediabbrgh .4.l4taeltre., bad tO ' Parts of the North, every Morning ...I a quartet - Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal,. itaabialatibrideraleldt breaortio Lead+ Halifaa, ItOthisheiar - Sbailleld satt•Nor sigh Coaches, daily. .... • . 'Wallingford and Wantage Gaseklato!!gb Maidenhead, trettiehed, and liarwell i Tueadig, .Thigiday, and Saturday Scornister:at 8. . - _,..0941110111111 and • (liiihnord Co, kelt. Ithwatoo. Ditton. Cctbtiass. and Ri p ley, on Monday, ,Wad. hosdity. *nil Friday Morniuga at IO ; Sitbdays all. Mat re tards to London the same day, Boa*, Norm:sale, Spairtlag..Potarbtlroollt• SO** -66 d Huntingdon day coach. to 4 .4pilaby, Louth, Chtilashs and Rub. morning at f pult6. TIM (Wiry day 'roads to tostalt god tionrceat.e.. • . . • DOOr and'Cinterhgry Ltgg,Fost Coach, every Evening at hart-past b. Ditto. every Mornigg bbif-Pasle. Salisbury Post Curet. to ferry only lour inside, throußh Sudasii, intallystoirdi Vitsitellaselt. Andlithos fie _ every Mnrelawsk7. • - 7 . ti&estol4ll6lll46T.Mid Petaverill.Fest.coasil. Widneidor. 440111111114, stitquartgr btfore 7. C/CRRlBfili-ryis Toieltantwill.Breatford.and taboo - kb, every Monday, Wednesday - . Friday, Co' Pro y. SAMES and Co. prietors. 4. 7 ,_..,,.. AO* MA ! ilair Idtko t Wi t t=tioa % Whith Omit, thoeo'sierirtiqtrisrut - front attandihr thi, 'ateetiiiiitithit ',robe deist :iithiviree, he wee reedy Or! give.efeeippritstiesi liisi s stittei. its • • Litt power; both id I 'Parlittntent and eat of Pditlesn'etrt; to reatore theladdelt Wait:it tettO proper state ' l / 4 a d . indoeic• to tht 'edn;aia 'l."..• • :••• ' —•-. .. .. • ... , - • • • ' . . , r. Histnit sat 4 that be Alma 6it brief as, pout , . *livid 'stating the reasons Altich'hid indoced. hies, a plibilinito come, tirward oh thb pirientt incision, 'to .`piligniet - toptition the legislature tble-'crilistthit, the elf sattolgences to which the agrictilture of the `miry eta )tist atifortunateky pieced. Ile should confine bitselito tali iialle Hatetivent, that it d , at ia tact ltrapreided nil lim OWL and also On the poekits df all *hoes he addreis *tbal all the 'roactotenti which the Legislature hill ' - rtiatte'fiti HO r. lief IA the agriculthealinterest were , Aeltdif ia - MlTloefficiaidt.: It sras, therettifei th eir dity Witte so 'the bekfs . fatife that !bet ttessiirrtie' ed;Ofifi *ether' main-sore. ldOkinp , •his the*, 'bad •bein 'liet4 !Ifiiiiitter reunite, antecedent to the present snorting, , • We - Vitae .porposSs for whit). it was convened: antli* tiiitAt'appeat to souse, that the county of Blies 'ins toy . late, -in wii.iscondoirtheward its tall for relief.. v :t Foist be tntiit Sa Ail he :heid'ktiil Outs* : --- •na ••wya 'lliiirts~'-irithilla: 'ld Mery that t Ctiteihinent •weald ilik."l de sueloon of its heti:aloes retitiectike. the *grit-althea le terests,` The..tiorernMeht had at least made that decks ratiiip, ‘ arttl bed itsted that the evil under which the azeisilforalistv; initfrrel must be left to remedy itsrlf. l't"y" allictieer OSA if Such were to be the case, they eould sink . {COM knee-deep to waist-deep, from stalst-deep to Chili-deep, under agrieulture, and its ashes would only •be remembered as a thing which bad once ,bren. (Hear, hear.) He was glad that the liking meeting hail Originated with the yeomanry of the county: to him it was a most gratifying sizht to behold the farfraersjpiaing with the landerdarislocritcy in taking itieltsnres to liven -the* ruin which was impending over he*: He thought that Such an union would retie to tbe•isorld that • the charge - of supinenrse and inactivity -Which had hair, hitherto justly brought against the agriculturists would in future be enfcruided, and that their determination to ve-ecolpy the sitnatiou which 'was their due-phi - re among the liing'i Subjects would be pro ductive' of the Most beneficial consequences. The other class& of socieithad lonj hid their standing committees hi. - . protect their . reaperttre interests: this was the first tilde that the farmers hail .ever conic forward to advocate 'their mil:Cause, and'. tai ask for those rernediett to *fifth they Wive• fairly. and justly entitled.—(Cheers.) .He leased not let • slip ibis - opportunity of observing, ;hat in liplte'of ill thedespieaVe slanders that had b4n. tit mred startilt the agricultural interests—in .spite, of, the wish that had heel tittered. tbat farnieds might he eonipelled . to . iieNuttt to` lieir,soiriek-frocks and leathern jackets-,Aiere :Whet no mew who bad sr greiter claim upon tbe.Cottritry than the thriniri,:for.-loyalty, Consistency, and integrity of cendner—tuna filial and fraternal affectionsand for alt ttte Metal duties which united man together in a state of isoejety; ids, years ago be might hive sand fo; their riches . , He could not say so now; but no matter; they did not weigh teen b#tlieirniEhrea. but by theirsterling nr , rl . ;-:-(Cheets.) I Th bad 'been, told in print, that the landlord ought 101 redutellis rent -. ilaisilowcrt that he - .ought, and he had •gwit pleui.sude In arming that most, of the lindlords ill Eiiset yiattlilitady'done so. It ought, however, to Ito , fo;th'terthdireirtd; that if liartd •were farmed nosier Ilse present rireunistalscrii, and do rest were paid to. ESC landlord,. it Wield be trupoksible fer.the farmer to ink,' any profit.—..-Nbeers,)-4.he Hie. Orgtletuan, after stat,', aryl dm seyerainaaws, to which the agriceltaral 'Hawes,: ' Was attriblitithlei.ita ibewiat .ihit 1 1 1 _ 1 * mode Prlleti by. srateral tin:m . 4o.AG tenthly it was f.dlielous ion iia- iwt , aicali!f-adatenteiredlto describe the peitioarabich hr late od ad+) .paapThs ci l tne their -aCer.Ftaace. They would . ollicelo:•thsebiisho past of .iti'praFer. iyal . the roped of the 4404 Aisififirl, .. , ,TEi2he I iebeilliat thegeneral policy. of t i: ail . Meats !militia' to entacytherodoro s Of their tiro ' .5. Me kis. : no . axiom. of Pet!ll7rdnitettly pines , r. • • that Are . produce 4.1, t a con . 9! • was its sea l: tidies , _end list . .isolanlatio,. its . real • .acrtagth.— Alaiers.).thi! . avialaa, which bad sitert ree= d (ot 'igis, Were admitted by tlsWiheari2ti of 4.13, , 5iwY hok mutt reprobate .theyirolhetioo tax iiiiieb. scaPitoff lOted txrat e ~,,,.....,.,,... if . the 'eon. t w o ! mt,ailt, estecti:oas of yissiegrcti l , efirs,nuniters of barley': were tiril L tiroirp per stern.. ...That Ititaptify . made into c 04, .0 47.; is dim! 11id . 1044--inS7; in*PeOini , iiir, .0 4 8t1*,ifi 11P" dico 4 2 '4 4 d 4 P - i• 4 1 iti fr %C.. 1 . 0 .;Jia . .fil 114 271 . 1 if 1) e barley.-:(t, es.}-1 ha ; thpagut no ma c. • tioglit , of the .pro rty of JsOrittg rpfandiag •, * was certain that I:ll.present w join in tisrithq,er f# 'prarr of the petitipo.. -Nile oia.-64dieoian. a ter well Itatii4r•eedi!iikl,*tiitlti-'aieltilltilli,k.pltitciV=:* - e; that rto amt. leirse'tiserliate f r twilit Hire tit foetid 6a-redact their didwitry :aid libintiofßain, si, Idleness, U:nisi e•tarkinit-ditistieds to wiitelt tatertslatO ISteis, iitl bad .1 are, f tiable ;.and devoid hat :b.ins•shit lb/Fri helebbly, slid obeltitdi'extuesivedlstrosi otroaaitmed.geire, by,•tttat tistbubuitts• hsset airdbily Woo raised.; and *ere are few .who kit.r.tesalliart aeriosl.have sot heen.siV ii : of the greater part of the JeApti of .tlksjr tfhple 1 t....,, Cada these Wont staaors; - die owners of lind halt a and at Aid Arnold be gu ed by datiewupon ea foteterrjnfoesise, tufty aptitude& to theatiperioranurdens sr WOW% - Vie Fawn sh far - users are whined. Upon eke while.aithet..igticaluire of the. country is slaking with , shch . lepidigyolsatlour petitioners cennoitbat declare thei /3 h ill Iml.the *Kean grief and di s ;appointeutist, 0 their situation dais' not 4 eitesnoted.tbe Irn. Mediate sad most 'serious attention, of your isonottrsble Rouse:" . ' ' • • • . -'• • . . . Mt. Menai etateit, 'that though' lie Wai .fiimiejf * Attrd lord; he had great ,sittitfactiOn• inaieeding : to . tleisrfUt . et the )eoniatiry, in coming forward to serene thleierri. Lion. lie rexullectid a tilite'sitieti't he ' etkissiute Of wiate.la;:ds was thought a material naticinallikeel: . la' one session be lle.lirte.a JO itibleiiwf:liiiti all Veto' peeved. A difeient deottinaim w'howeeir t neer preach-, asp. .They Were tsakii:ltild, that though, theic.popula iiiin was increased, thour had land sfe it ,tiijiat thrown, out of c'ultivasatie. - ffen• - lis own time, ltsistohf not sea sew reason.' why thtne uhuold he a lima netion of Oro Incr. • because there had been adiworeaie aveitetitathntt POO t . liefaith had.bieb pledged*tet *Wei trial:higtioit!,i4 eipilit 6' eirlualng rind Wife It'.whitidd Mit te,tlsiOvris out .of caltivietion: - quAiy Mak 'vas ltde iisiMia faith' 'W)se kept:Wltlthremnirwittitgahte , Willite„withgt: ,. /t :- :weir? -.' Kffear, beef.) :Itriiiii - tteil lee tOlifYie iseuivi, much rather see thenisivid i tr vc. Iltelit. het, ter.). That gentlematalile, isg.htlf Ilteitetiti troOt them N pay °lithe:6ol6Al debt. piear): pi' not know heir tiny would Me cnisi&ssionerti to Come 4 14 k4 to Chelinsford to divide their liods for the bendk.of tic Neill' oldere, and after inakiint •oaca ti:ip, IO : week oat ono plot of groUnd for Mr: Ricardo, and =oth r Air Mr.- Rothschild. (A laugh.) • He had no "detail that Mr. Ricardo would soon become enamoured of I'4.M:deuce among them, and there was one comfort; that Mr. Roth schild could nut carry his lot of land away with dam so Holland. (Laughter). redid not know 'whether *Mr. Ricardo was an Englishman or ho bsi rather believe I he wits;not (cries, .‘ li C 6 an' Etigtiifa JeW l '.,)bat ens 15 was sure of, that the Iticaidanan law would be as• dec. . . gerous to the English . nation as ever the Agrar i a n la/ hail been to the Roman. 'knew.) After expressitig 14 . 4 opinion that the plan of 11 !r. reg.rding the emit; rcncy was that best calculated to comedy the evils .whiAa at present existed, the Ron. Gentleman cOnclahled he er hotting the meeting to persevere in their 'resent ettori; to obtain redress: if they did, success Could' wat flitevlil; coolly to hJtide thetu ; if they ditlenot, they intuit in 6 -40 up their mials . to see their gentry forced.to seeli a refige in fotiign (Artistries, their fanners compelled.to lisikatme the inmates of their gaols,' en& .their Illionrari.'erdu:rii to tisiMo4.llltiable; atate of pettperi'sin and atettietio?ia (theirs):.. *. • . ',. - . .- . . - .: •.r . . , - Ni.; D. W. Haexat asisceired that. the .itatiraylkiii* was Suggested in the petition which faid bestir jeat read to dale, was not sufficient to meet' the evils under which thOT were *offering. It appeared marvellous t • him, th,so after'she vast range of grievances =der-whirls thgx,orir caltne.l ieterest was stated to labour,. the iniglit, peoviist tine of the aggregated Wistlulucaf the yeothaerrisiset the lauded aelatovrac, of the couo•e for tlia is reinetlp,7lsunhl be conveyed in .tie shod ant flee-" Iteral . t,its' . .. watt tax; for 'lapse doing I va . will oo ke.tha tenaeti itppPlet. and the lantlioeitioriob.": If B,ml..should .he tem pelyer of their-4;lo6ophi vbak.au opportunity wen *Ulla gr.- e :0 blr. Cantuoitte playoff, at their evioanse, hiwjegea , anal gibes in lawyer of cite' lescerens exertions mk,dalty Ina colleagues in the Ministry.? ,I t wall said that :the:l.;tien rellor.of the Exchotitterhaii alrewler deUetefooh fh:ePliere agriculture by repeating 2,3lttAinif. of .saner irv.the :orr► vent session.. in his humhis ,epirsioa the 4;iiatvellce of the Eveliequer might as well hate done notlitne• :es far - as the farmers were Concerned; Undeed; he Wisidired whit the Chancellor of the Eauitegner lied done - atei na o re ' r op to quiet th'elPidiords. Ike pitancelltir`ttf , pi, Exchequer. when he fount a 44ection - coniiteacing among hieitouiebold troops; eilflNlOT,l,etisbii4g6 wain nad proposed sending Sit Francis lrurdett to. the,Talaer :or speaking of reknit.. crowing, hinters!' not a stet viscose but • radical reformer, began to feardhst tiewAvesion should spread *oldish even among.loal'owil fittosite' fro retain ttretn, theefore, in their ailegithei;se deferesitta4 to take off the "stewed 'taxes. This 4,16,0nd-Ibn-1611d tett; lords Who jived in `liegeboners nierinin* at4iitik ;e8 -.idled' in bhfaritufo, cerriatkls. Rift 'then 1 toll•ArA cuiiietrrepia 'and aelt.gl Mitt what they Were a .de to sa tisfy tile.pttenep‘s? . "104 4 " Wahl 4e,. "jet the firmer be allaWed, to ride to market en a , peoy no.kr 1;3, head's I . eigts---- , that will edrely vide(' hiss." " 11.14" replied via latidlords, " that Way dOifur the : fame, , bet What iv to be eloWwwitit •rh-z $ *Air irtihnleollh ?" " Why," attest re- Ilse'dhatfeellbr Cerflielltherbever, " to please fbeih e AO! Off the dttir tin blitdlters horses, frotb"senbl:ng 1644; altlt beiftedlbeati 'Of that:ldea r“biosA liektp ter.) Si: kihit ie.64red, t hi“..iiml4og,fiopt. aft imr.o.weglid*lnclo Pir on A* liiliiio. ,PGi.inife *4 WAN. -11;s.XePellita4 *Nes fadingPO .10_.(ef,roge'..eo 4 , 1 !ifs isfeehr ,fredesetnau:—lkeneetr... 4.40141. fe et Se'alier• Lair*lwalltitalittlidfot "woke alliertteleiza- yew, hewing istettioiseeriistait of wilses-Atpeeeatiews tetwilA.e to eo for Ore ftl . " it *al otilrOghtyPiirthellrOlide *veld I* tiOel'ithe'fibrrip4aek bibetlti!irpeett i d. thbite 14h ehithitibihhtifiltfeltiVit *T . tiiThihWtheifbitied ibilt. . • . . . . • • . . ... . .....„. . .• -•. , . ' • • , ..• • . • • • • .. . • • • ) (IL. . • ... ._•........,........ .....„ , ...............„.„...„.,........••• •. ........ 1/14 4;w • dam ": " .1. • t 44, ._.. . . , . .., . • • .., , • - -`-- ' • diltE. • • . • • • - • ... -re.- - $ w s-, • . At. ". ).itt. - * $-. 'I le -,- , , II i , :.,.... ,r • :.• , ... ~..• , .., •., .. ~ • t '4 u i • . 1 1 . niddlr-3 ged man of tow stature. • `'• , • .. . mit; named John fVoode, weir - , .. . .. . • - mite FLowaa, who sat for us!: - . - 't•-.- tt •-:,,. :-,. '" "" ' ' ' l. .i' •':'''''''...'''." ' 4 ''"'!. ' - * V A ' , .. .. . . ... .-'' - i. ~.... ," esti Ai having practised a sett. f . • - .: _ .• • • - I.* *'• , A ger ! „. ~ . - ..,.,,i,,,, .. - i) ~,....•.:. ~ • t IL :1 4 . -. . , 1.. '•' - • • . .... .. .., • . ... •. • . ing. terehant in the city, stated Abate Ili- • • '1 .4 . -.• ' l•, - •, _.• ... ' . 1. : -... ••••-':-*•• 't"'`' • "'. • ' ••. . : • " il B-d , . If 'i. ) ' - ' .•111hi Tl'll' • lli 4111 a . . • :r.i..1 - .. :V • • . - • • - - qc",.• - -is .0 - 4. ••• •• .• brother's house and state d; d o - - - _____. . , _--_ _.-.._._ .. _ ous Ingatestons to Loadeee at _-. Ngaimut isiae t A eqt 4 4., .... ...: ~....,,Z1:, 45-` 4 it,‘ .- - .t 4 ..004 1 040. • I gl i K4i,,lob , ~ . , *a . ' ' filth , 'tiled 'SfIYNIftY eillter eit 6 llll ikeilhill.e - .1 . ' 7 1 * . %. • -‘ ' .•' :'..' . r; 4* • -.l ' • : WEV !•• i l ittiVg. 10 call upon Ur. Mayhew,. anti . ~. . •___-_____ _ .. - . - - --___ . - -,-.- 7 -- - 7 --- --- -- --,- - --- • - -- -- -- -- - ---- --- ---' tadresaed to Mr. Mayhew, wino . sl span the road , anti was lyin g • . •• • -Fr • t; r 0. ....: 7, - ' • •-' .1.1.4. . 1 ' •.• . * -••• • . ' .-- •• • ,•, • • •" • d•s&••‘•• •r • 1"-' ' ' - -:`..;‘-'..A.... - ••. • ' •'' "''''" p' ' (;' ' '' l ' "prOportl 'or the - ,trans 0 ; %OAHU As , . •, ) 4 : We1at:44 . 4 410 1; i.. • . •' ' ' WWI* 0 410 , 11 1 1 Prrit u i . , _ . - ....,j, ' •;.: .. I . g . 4 4 / 1 ‘C IU N T 'Y • 4 . P4140"11 C t:,1 7 ;; 4 .1.• t••• • •• of • ' At+ i • ea 1- a . d peblio•house, where the owner (VII. U5; .36 `• ' • 1 1$16 1 / 1 /Rile!!!A• ti i - / • •''''' " r ',,,,* • ' ' il '' : T i - .1 •••'" • . Ili ROO" 'M.,: , ,••• . ' . -.1ep:.... , .e- ; , , . ...., . a ..' .!. . tbough. ealt va front woe ieation. 'f he prisoner was quite sfestareesiw ': .1 •• • • - •• • ''''', ,:tia - • ti. - IP r proiltadve both to thereweeriend . - Bo it ;At i ,.....o....* . ,Agypasamiug..eteek (igr,,S, POPRlETOr ewi r t X,llqi cay dip .. h,Ettrenanie ore relyeisitki% - iildresoor . • , i ii r ,; l LI n:t ge4g4 yr , .7 . AO*. . Seel** of coltisettOn. Auer, aid requested a shilliag to eifiy. OHIO fil ,. ...kfteses .1a... eeker . Meat .11 Saylor swat I* was stress and west . 1 - - " ..ar ;Ibilla of 1110 ' 001 F 0 tY or Heiefil'old ottrtshlikhie •' . ''' • 1 • iphSo 14 , 'sigh • 'fee - Tpatinantro end abort' . . toffifi. 4 o.• ' -" • 1 . i • -s '' ••• ' :•:: .• ••• $ • • 4" - • -.- '''' ' • ' llitut ". :- Ii 411 * - a 001 " 114 gliliville- '""'" '' ' ist'49o . lattdoe tiers and eissitileit lit • , • . wen' . -., open Gpt' 0" are o fol liti4‘ei t ra. Mid oe- mach-office to inquire chest the _ -..,, ai t irs . i‘,.4 4 • 0 ' FFECTS of the parrmyriow.ipme *am" ak maw& t h e Hi l o si m i t 4 j sita , j ewri iki . ; i i i i hi e , ro k r . h. , •i s , , ii - •,1, 1 - i rjr r o v t. r g e.ex . that the prisoner bad sold the ic. T 1) TIM 111111111t*T. M. OZIRTIIIIr; _ . .„ . UGRION IN LOTII I slid , ,as there . was net a word of truth • .4 3 . • =trjukol t ..7 0.2 4 e . t., . eel of the GRATOIT in. _ AVE sq., densened.A* meeting 'a the PlobihtjtAilkripieffito irogir4 6o You Oil 0 le' •06 !tilt" hat', Vtil- .. Ruin about tows waking a live. . A , . ..." . :44 . ,_ . - Sale shall hive boss 0.. , 0 ,1,, - of tka 'abet greebulierit of the- tosatV..to.holulikviat • 4 •"!..- 9 'lr4lsilioV:Pflik i kr v ::S: olo A L, 1 .1 woo 14 . _. a s e ec t a hltey. • 'lO 0114 1 g -et ' leilk Claeltitsford, lestettlay,- at twain. Willett/ 1. 0 : I.!PuL, ..? 4 „ M,,, BA. H. 4 6„ ._ f. -iips t sp ft , te.• The fellow was soon after- 1601111111416 ah• as Iral.lll7ollB.wastaau3l4.lolCift * . croim k e i . kimi doviod y nd ig y. . if souk, ii t t o . oo o e id er „ . 4 .oo . t h e e ss tp met t• et aidtsib i g: 41 .. ft ,., ' - JP. iiit ,,z irrsoo.s... o a. : ~, ..tlik . 'l4rahhi: ly in Fenchurch-street. just as be ' ? % ,, ,, , ..;•I arifilerasuiiiiltritid? "MIS* , .:. la • a' t h e Li 'Lg., and EM MA: Ilf 'die lketibliaffieg . lit &rem anal 'caldera depentleht news thud,. WWI gbh • ' ..; f-: . " 7 " . ' • • 1,44 1i1 r° •" 7. ' - . 'X7 . i • • C'''/ 7 ' A' intelligence of the same kind, • .. • . r .i.... • ~ P X.- a:".l‘ 1 9° .P Q gement' traders in est 'wriest/sir fine. towhees, sedge wilt be given ot tltwayee. .. ... • , &chat* Matt ell the arAistue ef•bleacheifirr s ,:i . git: ' 0 it il t • 0 00t A e ty 4 3 61 1 4 ~ )oft. by the porter at the ion as a per- . A S ' uri c • iitiiii . 'l. 04 - ~ for. p ti m, wma3L . N ree , Blpl y r_ k_ , .g o 4, ' :t r.r..:/ . 4111111.11#11- *4 , • d . , i , n i tia2 . or_ to e air rdept---ntettoes lei tkirlie4: i t i c '. ~; .. ~- i i#, •*_ . j„„ - „,,.., - I,,„lb o utp ‘ , .t. - oi . . 4,14., -• c •• 1, 77"' 1 " - • kObe welrency. o f dui• ta e .roiniiett.'',..titior • ,,,,,,„,,,,.. 'the yeentati. a • sneffeNtit (orient* thlllth n frailty of similar practices. it rd tbat he heti adopted the - ► kW" • T l Pee lp,r,jilt s itrttbea C"'"lv ehe a' .41 • ituself, but said Ills life was far Vac at , PkPrf .__ ---,* ,c , nows pa< ~ ,-, ~, WifillaiV , .. 9 11 1k: o:A•ltifk tiiiitrililir* wits .cilloe * oll4ll l,l ll __ lll lV T ra - 4 7 . • . • 414 1 1 014..... 1 ., illtt e i;!_•. ° . • . 1 0;;!, 9 i elealir` . • kasteiedyneesde sPeofrposktaitetott AC .. ".. • . - ,;.• _strre t .c.e4.l4t.t T; il. feeraiarittlikr,' 1 0.h....m : •4 .otte,ceyosea4.l.yept.... .. mei Mucus, as be had to walk many ual e rd ¢s I t . 41# 1 ,0,1444 . 1 1,111 , 4 . t4 t - ift4WAN . •., ~ , . 4 ,i,:.• : Mk : ... r4l • • p 1 41=14 - 4411v- 411 4 . -V - '. .- • : . 1 ;- - , 9.. I • m many inquiries. ef fueurc.PDX• . , . k , • 44-your rr.-4ohts Mightend Thema:Gough . . , - W Webita 2 lll . c`o4 o, .-.. • - - .-__.l4 , ' - 44 4 i %1L1 : 4-W. ,;rd V. ,01 . 7 , . . •14 : : , : , C* . •r 1 k ?. - ~ .- . ir,: - ' ;ilk, 1.4 "-•• 4 4 . " . it u Y,,, r ,, r .. ' , i - . .*F. b OOO l . i*itii i tO a rill • 0 1,41 t, .; 141 A. '3'''... • ' . bi ftOtt at free s St. James ' s watch-house, ~e.t.a/eh bogie ' tie feloo.-11 . • j .. 'Mr -; , . 4 - • r''' P tY , :if . 1 : 4 ,.: , ." s „- .7. - -"•• . '.:_:;w1;••$: " - ". t tvi , attreo ,,l thavemearske '.•- .. - • • .1) . , ..... . estuage . ty IA an . s •tticerf. et are umareltiag Wales, one of the officers •' •.- ...- .-4: "fr• .. : .' C. ' 11.- • itri f : a . tk iel t* ' • - • lit lire -. iy t ( •• VI NI F . 79 .. • t • ••• • r - 6co •`. lea thew 'ores fit '. ill paid- 1 . p g ,_ ____. l ril t Ua ___,..,..• • % ' L ____ .' ' ',.,•'. .. 'L' ~.,, • • •- . 4 i • lb Mi • • ,it Pkosent they appyir doomed:, • ceder the following curious circum- ( } f , k . : . • -,.. l c • gt. ....'w'''' , ' r-..i'• • • wie- ' ''.*- ',' • • 3 :',' re ' .'oiVe . ...etb• - * ' • af r thibl6u lOU shill Itspioirtiftl /by OWle.:" '`"'"FL - vu a lt 16 m 1 :1 60 m" 1 116 7 1616 1 " U f '. " ( " oar petitietteta are tin the &wonky of tarot/eine • ' et - ' .418010 . Poe*, • ~,,4 1.'' ,.__ ,_• 'id e a,* '. t ' iialita „,„ .tai ‘ • '•• ' iti4 bahtflfit. - Miff dm **Oleg' tN i' lilimilr '" i4/11 kit * *a ara lt a 111 0 4 '1 1 W allalai yr?,o •• • refriible /lonia, that tha jriii)scied diminution of the ~,_ .. , of reek see OA • trout ten o'clock the night before, he '' • ••• otoosiew!. fel,. 7'." Arr,, , ,j7E ri tr f -4 , -. , Istils,Otie bAbldiaffe • • ibashista ban 4harillte \dal` itha ;66611165 6 11 ti fill - it ygelThaford aerhy ysi the ' hayseed :till* 11;1 *bane ad.equath 'viler train Ole over- colteltu-street, and saw sown persons 'oar of Mr. Brooks, the anatomist, •p. . ailaaali g:_e_SIII ' '. .r• artr.• ,fa bl as t aipshiressiv.; • ups wadi.„ yet du- i&ble of vcittetitivislairaing. Was vary : ninstisree he thihisk•sfllWeditiel infer which they ere iittking; ;hey died' - roVitheistrestre it Ibk ' r'' , im es . 1:4 1 •7 .r - A t b a c .•.,00.10 .04 - .4otdritn have respectably attended. • A little arter.l2 d'oltielkthe tgis , ilk they ece,Juittilb to Pies'st . ng upon your notice other men had just gone lute Mr. Brooks's 00 . 0 / 0 0. 0 seireeseehe ioraperi selpetAtisinute: ahlte: ' i ••:- -. „,•;._ , at t ufe d , and: u c ich i fi rd t o te i n . !l i m it ont e r ,d,,,i3 O *hit ; bitt4 D 4o4 byip me drebtaloart • 'change* ewe th eir particular ' Interests. They said, of selling themselves for tits- ed tit the street-door, which they had . efto4 ll 9 l t4q. WPC!. Paledlrfi l e r V . : Fitp c ialtbig g ic.i• , . ca t , givirfr: ' i5. : 94,47: --.:„. , , • *rhapechdst• irvairy wittpited sigvwd tht rknibitiont , • • .__ 1,04 401 l; that 'a• Verley 6? 11603. burdens are Manse, and heard them in converse- ••endeavoitft v 0 best eh r . bl f R r er O P S .01.0 . _ . enable* - :4„ ler I° auseert• Wbciat we - botßuid 'Mr. Western; krlll Sii , tt WIPP ° WI 1 1"9°":"," i n Itq't.liilell. f!"01 which . Aferier rfidelltsfaire%rtfidet; • / 61411 P r e / • • iv J - - she told them that Mr. Brooks was ifpfd the" eater ,Prelitsri.444*V o '1.00•1;44'. 410 41,04.- ft .r. ‘u .k It trite 6 6 ,44 , 4 1 1.• ..t.b, . 'Ferrell ; Sir T. - 13. • iontsavd.; .C o l firMitattnte r el' i kr""' l l tt'ln {!then, corral l ) B2ld 14- fit dovet •• - ..--:-• ...., e_* ,_- . '.... ~.._ .a,.. latassesatneats.are.shnossexelusivelr Waite, - tabu). my had any particular basiross she 4"•• "-- I- 4 Pie , innelitu, Irr.r ; .. 4.1v. F•egy . " ,44, . I*-Pt; flO* 4l f..- • aitjet !that liarlafare enormoue ; and lamb lithe int- ou his return. They said their bust- .• 14..147,ZtZeit liirgittglitAii4wl4";,27.A. 1 .7 • - , -. ~ ~ ... . , : Awl • WQ?11.4*... ,;. dist- • .•., . 4 7' Ailisee.r; Minton, l'entea MitielfirlAtilftiAboti.teit '‘.; • : it ' : o f t ai wr es 1 04 an grievous a v *t i t sotii t ics . turri particular, and of a nature that very the perehassr. ..- i • •,,,sil ~..,,,,.. ;: - , • inf. I%of f irpt Mirk, 4 : ,.- s ; ,:„_.- sifbe-kiten tinaltii . , frvised ilia Vinfuesill.ettnl4l by' •na Aida, of. Balk ealti t mien, front Willett the &faults ham -in short, they came to sell Mr. , subjects as ever lived or died, awl the • i Mir d=ads alio itriite• -, i , „, i„, r ild v "m ak_ ,j, ...dookii ._ l B. . 4.,' „ ..',4 : paps at 11107-mtil.k. Iti b i t i m. -''irlasifilig- the Uodee SheOg • tc refili'ibliiiifi*Olbfilli the and hitaldifil.beverage Of The people is • derived, AU they - ;t to dispose of then stood before her ; . s ippi of f e f idecno A.,1 qejle9le t.re___ .„ wrie ... anaTt l onmitof Jr*r ., k,i,, ti : _. ti ot.rizi4r . if 0 , A. ... 1 tet4l. , \. itot .vb iethe WIWI; tbs'Yntrtiftlf 4l . Odtolitirbilieei4o l ; , - . •-' isit,iiilltiiiitElenOalhe entire-rtalfssion of the fresent tee- vhat.sne thougat they were worth;- s. - a Übe* 'Sheriff haelrveitatdibetitelblikibists SIM , 'woes and oppcnadve ditties *ad .re,gulatlons upon th e ~ t k c i r wa te res,ne to errote spyr - tse oi tow' wilco: . oi r r r : , t - , .. . t.,. 9 . . .• 11 :,_,,,•- • -A rtgants • , au mm. . eted on the hoprop_riety of their con- •• e tctirie Moltke grenedfirnaPityVii thk tehersie}ef a t, . ~. tol.Z, , .. 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