The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-27 00:00:00

" "4 i merit, art' retrofitted at *lmes 50 millions sterling, and think sneh a remark eagle ere* hi. 1 that the peace has cadged a diiniitution of mere than 30 good grape. His own eipe rienee . 1 millions. The debt incurred twitting from the deficit Honed. him from' hastily *warding 1 between theesponees and receipts amounts to chalet flies. 'ln 'the tier 1106, three thirty-eight millings, which the Minister calculates literal were citioltaibriollpts fore will he discharged 'ice three years. Whether Greet ing-horse, tried at Chgliderd, Britain can discharge here in the same time, is a gates: death, which punishment was al don easily stemmed. What can prevent France for trithspertation. 'These untorti from paying off a dart which does net amount to the 'aotivity asserted their inherence intermit of that of Great (ain? It surely rauniot ! had seven witnessesinattegthincat be fresh wars, which souse saiigeine politician are ; ferd,to prove that they were not already speculating upon. gems if these were un- Place at the time of the robbery, happily for F.urupe,to occur. France has shown how, . however, was disbelieved, and by her policy and her power, she has made . nesies were called. • Their innocence ,the unfortuuste countries under her - dominion wards made apparent by the di pay the price of their interference or their offenders. Here, thin, .wereth• neutrality. Is it, then, from the fallacious hope , life and aleath;deprSgil of the that France, reverting to her formerly depends .t efilleient.defeeta t itilseeping back %commercial relations with Great Britain, that we are testimony must have- trend aced r to derive encooragement ? 'We 'must (ken forget the who advised their • being kept causes which have dlielitelViinch ludbstry and het s'aisatiie, their CoUnsel—this present situation as to trade; we mist lose sight of s tabo thinks that Lord COCHRANE'. ..› all those extraordinary exertions which the late COO-: kept back his Lprdship's witnesses thumb,' fi.ystem gave rise to, and we must deity the could not rely on their 'testimony, positive effects produced by all powerful emergencies. noticed the above case ih blame -' We must at the same time conceal from ourselves the might discredit what the wittiest i notorious fact, that France is averse to a Cntntner- ; prove, and as.ite knew that any . vial Treaty, as every document, both of a public and a false alibi would cut of oil-hopes a private nature (rem that country, sufficiently , might, fare motives of launtank proves. bat again, we say, it is not beconti ..,,,seas.... I that bemuse a witness is not cal! The Courier, of last. eight, has announced to its slimed became to swear to a lie. Readt-rs, that there are now handing about in private ' Amidst all the clashiog opiniot , circles, printed copies of letters, purporting to have on Lord COCHRANE'. case, it must 1 been sent by De 811R1.1111111L to Lord COCRRANS, tory to his Lordship to find, - tt *hire the period of their sentence. The letters are every where declaringdecidedly four or five in number, and would fill about six ems caw. , Not in England mil), • limns* of a newspaper. " Thelaet letter," the this feeling universally prevail ; , i Courier 'nye, "is of great length, asid•fill of most is given in the Scotch Papers revel% absurd reasoning, oonfsming hi/11+144f geilty,•Yet con- is there stated, the the Freedom I. tending that he can acquit himielf to his own con- Hamilton was, on Friday sent " '.. never,, and before the weed, because he became the COORRANE. This proves the , principal actor in the plot, front the romantic loin- neststGetagasr.'s observation.... l iriPAI of sacrifreiug himself to protect the (barest indeed fast wearing away." ~ friend* of hie heart from impetilling ruin !" These ' STATIoNAN-OFFICI letter., pietetwied to be written' by Mr. Da Bears. .. since writing the above. vie OE., are evidently in contredictinn to that which we • alluded to of Mr. Ds Battztrusta published the 20th instent„ transvalued by Mr, Da is dated thet7tbApril, „in *hie 1 11ERSOGER, that loans" its wholly todiarrorlit them. 'We shall, thereforni irate Re further comments up- Affidavit of Lord Cocuamti, On them at present.. ~. ...; . was perfect!) correct. It is thee . _ . It is not easy to determine whether Vo id Cftle 'such a man should he entitled ti ItAwe's innocence has beep more completely demon- Jit, after repeatedly falsif.ing stated by the efforts of his adversaries; or his ad. i ._........ At IIERII4I-5 t'LK vocates. We are led to make this remark, by haw./ Ir. • . ssiSitAtitAtt. JULY 4.—A Joe perused in the' Morning P..st el yeinerday one' mon .. es 1 Called the Speeds i of the mort mi.erable productions that ewer came n a•AAL, Master, with a iirgti, , from an English press. This is the second of the Bergen to Gibraltan s iivhsjaiken• kind, and from the stiffing, of the style, and the the Gut, by an AlgiiriUof*.ii;', stupidity of the reasoning, it is pretty evident that , Me-ter and even. with thik iihmissiPi the piece romec front the pen of some half.fantislied, weans, sailors, a A ordered i n., 0 lariedess Barrister, who is willing to pay his court ; ant in the Gut by his Majesty' • to the superior powers, by fawning servility and sent itr here : the' 'Papillon, prostituted praise. The unsealing the lips of Lord her up to the Aliti 4- 1144. A n Cocas AK r.'6 Counsel, and some other topics, mangled been Joan these*iiill'e s sail' sa d mot Hs ied Is ) this wretched scribbler, will be found retur n ing 16 , 4 4 i i iiw i rs, en . hst r - olieii ' • • fully answered in the admirable letter of - our .Ndslihs.. drop. Thisf hay. • e careered shot ened Corresrodent, TIIaOIIIT Tecaw%el, inserted nish, mut Ortelt vessels, and are ' lit this de t \ STATtelt A R.-. production, which, for ars all , heNuel her . : Is p usiers. . temente/he lilt Oiling.und seetenega of in voiNt lotion, NAPt.t.i, JOLT 20.1.•-..A1l A surpasses any thing that has yet appeated on the cruising nn Oftr cosai - ; 00 et;4 . .4' Stlbifrt. We shall, thererore, content ourselves an Austrian veswl . laden 'with with g ivin g °°ll a 'Peri"' or two of the kind of fitting out to protect our trirdo 1 / 4 logic advaiored by this sapient lawyer, who calls. himself 51.4sTER VINDEX. He says, " The credibis 1 Yesterday the FAA's of 4.1 , lit, doe to any evidence is derived from two snurres, mom. ittno.: • set, Mr. 'Bauer . the prAtabillties of that testimony and, the character diences of the. Patwca R Ito EN' The latter wasprevinus to his , of the witnesses ;" and the use he makes of this ~... P a ni cs ~1 • • she . ssEGgat i s es pfe , profound apothegm, is to sttow that Crane was bet. *s et ,' lr d or to c lose the Session' a ter entitled to belief than Lord COOHRANes three 1 . Xesterdae the Dike of Yaw , servants. ('rave, who had at first called it a , tree t Tatbis Office, which was Il' brown great . coat, and afterward,..a brotrilith 1 • It ,t . understood that. the . grey one- c ram . , w h o l ie d i t , avis i Ato p ° h e li o s t i, Wet.t.ustrtrom will '44 out for Glare's isinhossy, immediately in the business been actuated by the hope - ff. ; oznea litrtbsdai% ' •• a large reward, which he has since eillimed.i Sir ilitnet CLpirrne and At ' and received --Crone, a hackney • coachman, who . irowoneriplte he insetted with , bad been convicted of the most -Shocking vreelti i 1 Oath; at.Lai Alois House, on Thut to his horses : better entitled to credit than three Mr. Cams, NG, we enders' servants, against each of when -eitaraeterS bet the Continent immediately after the of Parliament. He will proceed slightest imputation could be brought—so says Law. and climate of that place being ' her V Puma ! But, says this sapient scribbler, to the health and recovery of though Crane had been conticted of cruelty to anis for some time in a very delicate . was, and though he might be an inhuman monster, , moo proposes to be absent about it di es not follow thatate would tell a lie, and the ' The Right Hon. of appointed Master of the Mint , law (nail k tit.. low) makes him a competent witness . hat he is to have a seat in the Here the cloven foot Peeps out—here the • Lawyer i We understand!there are at . staid' confpoed ! Couldany bed, but a qu i bbling,. five hundred deserlart kom differew p et tif ogg i ng wr etch of a lawyer assert, that a mons fitted asprisousts at theA rim; • *ter of a cruel and inhuman disposition yrooldetartk Wight. '1 416 4 490m \ et the Wee of committing a perjery4 by which too ! .. The • Re p ort * 44* 1 hords . on the Gera Low e s t *i ~ .. he was greatly to pro fi t. So much fir BOAST= 'on this interesting aehjecr, we VittoLz! who, if he does not speedily repent, and the table of the House. The'', put his conscience in better training, besides being rases.. as the Cownlittii has not starved indhir world, bids fair, with many others vestigate all the branches of ' of his lea'riteti (rate. pity, to be damned is the next. fet:l i , o nl o. to appoint another Comm 5 . ... Much has beet. sail i!1 Mi. lindallo ; as Ail Itt:fial . *itep..rt sio.' that one of on of it, concerning some of lard Co. 'taunt's' it it. r ,east. l ~ who rather diltevoi messes not tinting been called od the trial. it-'has pertstions in a transaction than hem 'Aimed that his Lordship's Counsel mould not ; campaign, is to be brought to Dave failed . 10 call them, if they had no,l foresee.. is altsagain """ artali s that I' tri,ll' of ill* J. MURRAY; slot. that their evidence must have it j red, instead of be. very ditato , y,, have NM tIPPIi dripped ' 'writin n his cause. The was the language of rit . r. We4re assured, that in edditr ert• It v Ky, and it seemed to mike no slight impression composing the expedition from , reu the rarties to which it wars sultltossed. Now, against America, several regiments uith all oar respect fur Mr. Guitutix ) we do pot with sent W that Milk. from ttit • .4 _ , . • t • - . . i • • . ;"' .. '•,,,,„ '• ~ ..r71 - r" l't.' or. l ij' ' . - I'llhi-•- - ••••• - • 'ft 1, • -• , -.• . , .. .... • „;„„ ''. .... :, . ,:. "... -.- •-- • ‘..--• -• •- - • '...• . • . • .•. - • • ..., • , . ~ .. ... • ..„ , .. . .. ... • _„..:. .- ... .... . ~ , . . . . ... . _ . ..... . . . . . • . ... • .... ~... _ n . •• ._ . . , .. , . bin.,,im, tierr.,,T, -. • .'?..-- i--. , - - - 4;..:4scrttcti:"" -* ---' ;:--. - ih -* 1 1.: I.: .it 'I: ' .... ~ * ' nee might hate eta. ()F A tAlloitt,44l.l l ti:lt!._AUAlNgt I.llRri CbCll- slippiiit (vet of It. Thus' Wsts - 11 - 'iltit I fi g greet . • ` '-- ' • ling that sort *Copia • eidlittilitt AM iNll:l',Vi 0 DISTECTGO. ' Lawyer . rose,to fame,'a el froiii fame tn wen:th •As • - ..'...t... . 44 ... ... .., • ._....,• .. • Witty pa l e, Mr: goiene, I wilt declire, tiro ii I • - • • : •ss.: es. I :l 4 74ltr vil i opivt.. .s . • t4 . !• 1 ! , • ;. _;_t; irtk . .p, .gaissicsti . . .'rt_ . atAltill rrel•EtelAW.!' I" `' • cohld believe:fiord tocuiroti .i. • Jrl. - e'ettal.l%.teii lie • ' • - a . ~--4 have aits.littiOuledge whatever . it. EOM fi rst to reatrusiil ~}throve * bri;f,, where ' - ' the coat ds• mid ellittleettleilsto . ',' ' --_2' cn i o t . , 046;.tiiell/gttere that' base paibilettert in of ' itdpositioo," as irsisi talltaii,. was t ritl i tifi lk , ..eti' si b c y ht ... 'her * Afda'am'aut 64 lthe a ti . :is tespectitie•Mm have Wien' . diefasesn . "44 - .-h" to be ' red, and thee Ifter's•Efds to bate his w neespe es/noised, to rertantate young Meta .1,0- milistelhan the oirnOtjustice. it's rai . st"tkere " tni ' 4 " " niter t If' ICE yilie crime, b i t •piftLfts that there never was,-more pe i*e a c r e f i e t it o oi ti' e •l" rap ' s g b e l e : n. ,, -"i file'h! et s r n ea r i ; 2 a ,! "l o l C 1 : 46-411. 4 r t a r ° ... •• _ oda , • o l ki 1 6 13 11 , 4 4 ;":!“!". in ni e n t os elleitul o . 7 uor a s• allie l arti fi ce otadn us; att . ° ruin a mas tibeeio this should ' here no Scruple In taxinitVlieCtli f ese l s 4 61 ' V/ IP ofti 't. I . i • ' fli p oft. sin baydly etteept.feises this remark; the con. . minster- wit& fittly likewisel isceleetflig mach a n lodlo e :4..Their declaration, testae( ' that famous • B oo k , w id t h o talita acc h eat ti tt for their Flepresentative.-.4 ant, feet' -...-, ..- I - note of these wit. the __.,;,-.1_,.L.'. . •• • • 1 Aaabiagthubshire loledlit .. .i n TftorYfflT TRiffilliNG . pormetlolll l l- tieV34lkti e rsiusticet t iluring the to ~ ,' • - - .. , Feeney was soon after.' • • ..A • *. rdh ' _ • fre ..,' .' '.. . '. t? :yearepoleei , elm t Ina !ape otetteq,,eon ',tit be noterl,Mr. • • • . detection of the rest es ' " ''' •: N.4v4 I; 1N . 04. I, Lt 6: x NCII - • - .' rOsteAsthatillAhecrteSfetissaftiasthichtookplacedering ; -- • • c • ......40...." •' . 1 ;; .. '. . :.. i ... • ' ii ei teen in • case of •-_s • ii . : 9 • ‘ 1,11..11.111P19 anoomv•toaVoteratede upon theauthority of . Dear.; Setv 116:.P.Arrived the .revi. .....irmkitwilln 4 i ne ap * °!. m akin gA l s 6 Jesti... It etitabepesi*-thet . tbis would prote a shield Klee. fra'w•Opalligise-aftritoil•-dosia Al • ' • ' . Ick witnesses, when to.' ..-feed; the...parties 4WD -pored the wires from the for P.ortalsollri4S6)esti't ;14 0144.610 , 0 boa ~. .. lan acquittal. Afttf . 0 ,- B o b a id- t i p temiatoitati 'of a people homed for t h e }termite!, ti:iiiiii 'tibt the llKUOVildliti, Ito 'op; t • 11111 • • ' • '' ,4*: •' .. i back ? V. airr. ' selitinet4 7 . 4 . ihei, .r . :..biteN, - illeir love of justice and it.eir s cab se • • . . '' 4•'*4tr 1.3' * ' -'' • .. ... , . • - , - ' , . very Mr . G ueet y: . ... ~,.. . , ~_, . e . Pearstifterte; Jatimr • iii.LAr4iejr. Matioty.. ate gesterosaty 4 sus the nit-testier f a iled ; t h e artioce . la's Counsel by haying wassiemitherithrh, and the elisgerst it wettest-owl in the ::." "e l - 14 ) 1 ' 4 ' • f °I ". Bi s i f if tiftr• 40 fl is" . " °04 r* 4 " 1 !** mei sheers, that they Mead minds Of Englishmen hastened the Ree I a ' , ` .1),. .7 1 .....: 9 ;, : , , - o : ; : e r ,.....j V a 7: ;_ d i e stsis ' l. P; : h ai. : .:l 444 ; • . 6 .lp4 " l 7 ,sitarr ie f' . fer ottno* Pli sia l , e11 : ii i ,.7..... ... jc ,... 11. U. , , i ... , . lanY' •We 4 6 ° OE''' . lie*. These are historic facts; het they do nottesem •I • tor lia de of M•ri.Giiiiiillhr ha. . 9 frillier produced the lesson of wisdom that might - a g e e, rot it cts ,. domm. .) i : ,i,..., , • . uses were 'brought tab: . have been expected. The proverb experiettila ducel , . . . s • .. .: :settliwwwwwwitgesil' . . . - y attempt tp eettlish, i .. . . .am sorry to say, does not hold, ot h erw i se better DIIIMA.DIVI• Faulty. - l'bis•s,niueesing, about end ' • open of a Opium, ht care would have been rakeunrit to ensue that diegasf, o'dock,• a • *est' dreadf ut. and tliestrectiervilerbriiku ty, give Ouch advice ; w hi c h a great Law Officer of the Glenn admits in out in .411°°"°°" ed si *inil li Pihe " ' ''' .4o. : 14e* 411 1 oming in him to il!hws . this speech in a certain Assembly, to . pervade at pre. t N i„ e a w t. . a ry „: l i t e g ot ic a ll i l' it ti vi -i t L i s. lY oe igellhilliell • ww .-.. ,...pohl i e llie : ho ' o "Stb ilt , l i s t antio A at lied, it is to hP.P"`' sent the public anted ; but be'truittc, it'seems (as the shf,t king to relate, it ;.ncr if Olean W 36 Shlrool.l.te i. • . report of lois tipiseih in your Paper, . e [ Wednesday death and a ' , tan so. deestdfelly scoreheal that he wee one amongst lawyers, last, intone - 44i); that Aas soma as the prejudices, carried to she hospital leith• little hopes of recteery's .. rail be truly console. + coo b o t a n y . tatted, have sub4deti, the country at a c..ild oac fortustat. ly le..coed from the desoorinig . $ that the people are brad .*lll at4tiowledge that all the proceedisie eleule " t- The b ‘ Ahliu P 'tech" fiat a very elle " 44° • i On favour of his Innis- . a L or d • L ~,..t . .- - ..- - ..". 4 tinth?rlird. Wee , - akin cowumettsittef mtat - lkt whole Ow's. .esouClia AHo wile 'meal' ~roper. Th is of the immense etock of timber and deals. •villii ' ._ . hat 11.}'Scrittas"d does hell rery - seetl..- 1 indeed , • the . . • ' ch int , , the gentleman, con. were ro n er i pt v on premises for she marpolo of .•. : an instiftice of :which sider-iftg his situation, cusild hardly be expected to cart ying into effect the greet improvements conduct.. ... •. . „ ?ceived yestertley.; • It have said lea.. But whittever ground there may be ingin thit eirinity. Tile-firemen, with thole amts., .. d ots o f t h e B erg h o f foe thiusentioota i es trim . 14 tile motolion he.leokt tooted promptitude, %Sere INITIV at:. the. sent,. but.nq . 'night, voted to Lord.. . , . - • ''. i fur i n - the public espisiion„lt, will lais, I think .be "I" c o u ld be "taine44 affil ' at Ili " e'el !' oltitelie e• truth of the Averts. wise in Lord Coctiekea to folios, his .advice, mad,. g rea t f awn, ." Tilsit prejudice. are e' • ?• • ft- . •.. u . nse I, as he calls it, the mo uld s of. those eery MitiL s , •... 1r.,..P-a-rilay Mr. •-.-,-,,,...e55a5. esteunenee d...his tr.ntesm•••'" silts • , .. i , , ahem he h's Inculpate., for "oppressing the. vidence ilea* at Aarliegton.hoteekfor bit epeensionvisep.itgitg‹. . • ‘ CE. TWO O . CI OCR. that emght to have been eatilbited to the Jury. The . day,.eccoespy, span n ed by4totittp.ppoistuksonto 4 :4'l6 . 4 . • Crown Lawyer, indeed , tells us, that this evidence ' Prelling Tilf•Altiill.ll. , Th. COMIC' Ore gilkl o 4 /Vl4 ! ' have seen the Letters • ,seist per forward, because " the great and Privatail TIP. PrfOillirdLatAllii.,'S. l 4tre•NPßl . l4 6 .. :• • RE ; the grit of *tack •honneegiste men," who eniulected the defence, knew, The . Sir ilffijumilApepte.4lt . ...Lorammorevit, 'kh," ' I 1 s. . • jet. he admit, rhat-tink.thet bed i at been in ought forward, it 'would helve done Lads Done ht..,3442, Simaiii,,,Teve. idea; strisioi rohttiox to kit teat, tbokt , ntiieat no good. N•siv the direct contrary to formances. . litho ilf i gutaes,Alerias was spiri • "" ••• . - '• •• thhriii evident ; .for the testimony has been broqght entertaining. ;Thiss.yittileSAMY 4olArskl; s -4airws - 4" .`• "--, . erefore impossible that .forward, though after another fishion, by Lord in hPr plaiing ltd sfusimed . .ber song- 44. i ... 7 -404N0. 44 II - 4 .: ''' :**4 ' • to an y ive 4r ee a elite- Costataa,mit;ind • hit has been the reauft we k now from l ord " was ralitatroustly4meoce4-esThe strew, tarlitf• • '... his , actiona. • . r tiii;' . .ilsitistptiottof one of the Jurymen to Ableitnag.„ Aiy . S„h*rp . i . t . ,id Rat &flowed; and -..rweeittet etteet elik,'• r - and tasisioettsititedhrietti... v „as's- .2 • - . ;4. . . I' • .'lloomt Agee that-Juryman has read the suppressed P.lltue from a-crowded •._ :. it AtFic.r. • ,7 12; - .... ~, : v ; 'itaddrorm,..ar hat changed his opinion, and now de. It should seem. from ,filla ‘ eifiCiai a t lititi* -itS.Sha,l%- ' - • il aS• %.":. brilk- ifeellileilk elesays. tlettestasie person innocent that before he de- plea Gaßegley as lif•thore,..bia won I•ilivialptoisr ' L. ' ' •. i ~• • _ . ... Ree, i - : - ' ' • ....li tiered to he 41,111) ;he has even said. that bad that disturb IlluttA.**.a9vettalltrit. Attu annosncing. ,'' . .• . the Treat of - Allied.' . ..st ak . i : 4' et -. .• ' • -. • ' iliidemte. eppesired on the trill he -never 4nOld have ~ - • • ..,... , , eonearred In the vie -dirt., fin* their can this subtle' Sovereigns and -tite, gam nk.flikstot.. and.ryitts to the seem aft • . • • - - - . te - „"erhiiiirink. . • - Lswyeepretendthet this evidence would havedone no some : compliments. tq. litue.aes. wisrimpt ths.,srtio. • . , lte - . . .. goal 1016ord'Coonom4 a? IS it nbt plaits that itse se men de Procewds .1 1 * fw‘owa!-- - r‘t. , ',AA 4h*''Pliit 4 t 4 4 0 * tippet n- fig ',three : •.. . ~, iximst ciouihs he *bates now to have alsiettled, fink these- idea* which eaturelty. eitieS ,in dile •ntied .f;s: • - . •. .. fo r Atittiv.,4o,ll b . , , o°‘ Ship,fdpkalei . _shijs's twidenre, by never mdlleg them, and that his eatioft sera with an eye *of .compassion and ceps • e •-., • has, h noi • p i l i t ,- it e • Lord:lit,s'a Minsiction esei the consequeece. thereof? those anisereble,eret,ises who, ',dead lay,thie f_ , ~ - s • T ' . •rhtsegotle lawyer throsrewoi.e threat to Lord Coen. COtors of l.ee.siati cathskits dream yet of. 0fp ..0 cor,•, • Aleeriele etu t dderiti... -. •-,-, Ss • --a lt . 4 i itAsit, Mid says, dare yea *ippon; to your own lawmen nage mid rapine, mid queer themiehea. ttip..)lsl4fp. i biders ' . 'AI tarot; i a ‘'• '' for their apirtion ofyoer ease ! I)4re you littoral Iketr Men who breathe anthill but discotaloa/OWL ti!ef. • ierrid by attelher , i lm;- , .. . m om, atid suhtnit - the decision of your in.locc•tice, We may compere these men, who, illettiise'tv 0-k ft, - ibnut 19. itiettiEti,r ' • dr eiiitt, In those. .44.- men, who have treated %on are but few in number, to those degotwmate - chlldree,, are I n hoatiHi , '..,- . ',. after this Gelato' ? Now this; aft tercinistinces pro. who constitute the torment of. virtoomi: fatniliv.s.:-Ppi A . • • .... „. , • .:r • '..;:..... 4 ' ~, potty costsidelitiiihis, in say _plod, theinost impudent But neither seducers nor their agents, is:see been ' , Atorittly 5 - Di • .. • "*'-. • ...tuopessition thee . ..rim. .1"41% SUMO to eelhonourable *Melo (lister!) the treaqu!llity we enjoy, is hid+. fel me . : ~.-sn ' ), ..e . - au, conscious 'or his innocence , add believed , by an the general wish of the 'Wien. •Thece senseless; pro. r .s , pu bli c -.. 5 • • , . I oil . :'A imiloori •l . • . ttaioly has too itt.rrh of that openness and indiscre. honour has not hemu one instant obscured by the • • . .. k eeriest these . .t. ....f•n about him the characterises his profession, to. errors of the: small number of men capable of yield. - . assusee• .- • ''..;•.*:' uler,him fit fiar r Aealing .with Lawyers, he will ing to the attempts of seduction. Where, in fact, is 4 . • . avestoor.•end W . • welt to taro las back epos them altogether, the State that has not to complain of possessing a pig . 3 4 aw e, b oi l - - t rea t thetw*lth silent esststrmpt, and disdain re. crowd, of such wretches?-The peace, how,.Voev .: ig at eavlion-hnos • *I, . )tug to asey•of their caution' questions, &co this takes away all hope from crime, and a paternal ii; . ._ , . a ' , lrving Art i atiglattd. -. ' " z any advice to him. What ..testifies what mm say ministration re-assures those- who hare really at . .',• - . . akted.togri in state na Illio are committed in the question, and most blame the glory of the Throne, the happiness of the •. , .. - . ;., ...- ~ lif Parliatnewt. ' - * to excuse themselves l '.• The Citizens of West- and the safety - of the Country." es held a Military 14,..istiester stated init : vet* Affront situation, their im- 1 In the Court of Chancery, yeiterday,. ovulation • - ~; • • sinnerously attended. f_pirtiality is-usajdeiltiottihi4 and they have declared .: was made to relax the rigoor of a Rule of Came l lie .4 i . • .• Duke and D mh•ss of 'M itumettnt t Aid I tto..Tat thit.k that this subtle sirict observance of which would he attended with Paris, •to enter on his Aliwyer will ever be abteks such speeches and such „ ruinous ezpence. A bill,had keen filed in. behalf of , , . , • y after the PRINCE RE- alenieavres to effect any revolution in that opinion, an irifent against tke executors of Isis father 4 _ la „oiler. _ $ .-ez••.•:;‘ , , , - - ; -. . - Ilia; treat is vain, at l east, as I thi n k - m y opinion is, cantile man, and in strictness the Re she . i.. ~ ...F....4.5 - , ••-. ~ et. . , . •• '*, 4 - &ha/1141.41r- Wltti'm t time and litspilrlid, enquiry will only tend to laded to would require - 'the whale ;PP; ~4 ... -. s .ss • •' . .. ,•. - - . ;-, • the propriety .. the ,. 1 , ~ hieh the.. books to be •• , • •,. •••.', to thi, •,,,-.,. •• '',. - , - T . ..-: ib the insignia of the ... Thersany west. 1 • ' Might(' • • • t;•.0 •givifia• on-his i woidd ... • srt . ", t 4, • ,of WO/At/olio , e lf. -, • . . • ~, _.. . . .. rand, opt* Out for. the I '. ,: p .. .: . _ . ~ ‘. ..: - . itolot ltt ii hie h4W 6B : _. 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