The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-15 00:00:00

~_ CIRCULAK LETTER,. Withamll, Nor. C Mr Loae.--ilairlei bees latheetml that there " aro Mule( a h e m stroeiboot the lawidom, timeeielly is the maritime parte do, • gem mother of eeemoe, obit* are rift's report • cooddembar part of whi , b were formerly used Is rarreboote i mps, - 1 bee to call year Leraltio's miteetioe to dd. tettleft tM w reword slat yaw will direct the Megostratre of at comity trio Vier lareollie's darer. to wake lee eretrwary eagelr la vet to their reqtrrthedistriets, eed Wiwi isms of lois detetip ass dweld be fitted thrreie, IY.t tet7 will came ininutitte OW le be utkro, will Me come* of tarty intern. for Tender ise doe widow, or for reetowlee the to pace metre ty. Mn tho hoetter to be, hr. Lloetteast of SHIP N IsWS. DIAL, Nov. 1 L—Seileu the whole of the horn. ward•beend for the Rimer.—Came dews from rho River end sailed tbe Plasm, Barclay; Hector, How. sett; and Nesbit, Vass, fel Jamaica ; Traveller, Illembinase, fir Bombay; Anode', M'lntesh ; and Neetilee, Adlard, fer Greamis ; Albion, Bartell, ler Gene ; Wildman, Miller, for Tenerife; Peck • Reston, Teen, for St. Thomas's ; Pronlyte, Barton, Ter Peron Rice; West India., Gook, for Amiga"; H dlsferti, Spring, for Sierra Leese; and wen' min, particulars ukaown.—Wind N. W. Pensioner', Nov. 14.—Arrived yesterday the Canna, llopkias, fres Brunk, in sin months; site sprees a leak the day after sailing, and bus lest her bowsprit, eat water, fore.yerd, redder, Iwo aides, Sic ; carp damaged, and she is sew ankles 10 lodes ref water an hoer; site ailed to-day for Cowes. Ar cked tm.day On Waterloo, Celt, from Havaneab for Leaden ; the Oliver, Alder, from Dintaic ; and the Two Sisters, Dyer, from Debli., lining broken her windlass, sod apes( bee paulls.—Sailed lb* Faith, Thornhill; sod the Golden Greve, Stool, for Loa. don. The Faith spoke, en Mb Nee. the Hebert, Neivia,from Si.Jeba's, Nee Ikenswici, eat 47 dam with redder bead ion, sod shed of provisions, but was sepplied by Captain Tliarabill.—Wind N. Pialsoosa, Nov. 12.—Arrived yesterday, his Majesty's ship Ones Glendower, from the Eastward he the Brasile ; Rising Sob, Deli., from Memel ; soil Awes Sophis„_Mulder, from H sob, for Am. rterdam. Arrive d Ih Willis. mod Jobs, Fsircloogb, from ,Lisboo ; Autism., Borgia, from I.veidoe for Jamaica; Cumberlsed, Adam, from Richland, ia 40 risys,lesky ; Steolty, Money, frees Yaks; sad Indestry, Webilltalall, from Was..— 'Wind E.N.E. FALUOUTU, Nov It—Arrived the Dein, Spelt i, frees Bosses A) res for Ant weep, in lit days l • Ma. riser, Edeards,freasS?. John's (New Broswiek), is 45 dsys ' • sad Duke of Welliagtoo, Curneley, from Leaders for St. Michael's, inky. Arrived at 11.1. ford the Douglas, Mei., from Mirka for Leaden. —Wind N. E. Pensice. Nov. 12.—AttNed the Good latent, Bleck, fres Neefesealleod ; she has brearibt hems Caplan Orchard and my of the Hobe, which etas totally lost at Neefeeedised ea the 4tb Jet,. The Daddies Rondos Pad of Thursday last has the follswiog parsgraph We would aspect Litt. versant to be prompt in its interference re.peedog so osforensirni of the Laws. We seder. Need the Erie, he New York, which arrived in Dublin Hay ow Friday last, was pet soder roams• Hew after her pawner. cad idlers had bees isaded!!!" Him Yong, Sart.27.—The Board of Health have setemmeaded to the iabsbitants to empty their cellar. of the water, awl to ventilate their starve sod houses. A Meeting, it is se:d, is to be held et en tort, day at Wak.ield, or is some ether astral pert of the sestets disttict, "for the purpose of espressi..g, in • distiogolsbed masuer, the gratefel sense which the eetertsio of the public services of Rost Fitivilt.LlAM. daring the 20 years of hie holding the high osce of the Lord•Lieutesant of the West Keliag” The 1) .ko of You left Tusk-beast, in St..biNelef. palace, ea Stu day, about 12 o'clock, for Windsor, to attend the King. Tua Duca Aso Mouse or CLAIIINCL-00 Se. torday, about row to clock, the Dike and Roches, .1 Casnanca &relied et Cleeence-heese, St. Janes's pal ce, from the seat of Sir Joan Moose, sear Ch th ea. Their Royal Highnesses aro recovered from their indisposition ' sod aro in the enjoyment of meet timeliest health. Yesterday their Royal High. messes received visits from the Duchess of KENT sod ter daughter. In thr evening their Royal Highnesses bad a select poly at Coati% (non NANCNESTIN ONsETTE, 507. 13.] Fees so Advertisement is our first pegs, it op. pars, that about a quarter post sieves tech,* no Thursday eight, as Mr. Nadia was proceeding ohms from his hone*, he sees shot at beer the top of King. street, or betting that place sod Fensetalo.street. It Is said the hall passed tforosegh his hat, but we have not board slither it has bees &sod. Upon this *ob ject we shall only say, that if on one hoed the esist. leg irritation of the populace, readers probable such as attempt on the life of an unpopular individual, on the ether, the repotted measures of the coining Sel• Moo of Parliament, render it Necessary rigidly to in. vestigsto all the clocemstaoces of the cast, in order that the politic may be convinced, shot no ground Pa los for supposieg it to hove been managed with a view of adding talk* matetials necessary for the Mug of a Green Beg. Tie Nvechstsler Observer. In its comments on the emodect of the Geed of King's Bench, in the motion of Mr. Huns for a criminal prosecution, 'atoms its reelien—` , Il le tree, that Lerd ELLannonocou per.' fitted his Padres Pitt to address the Jury (in the ease of PITT v. llosaisson). But what of that ? Thy Hooroa.boen M i aow had the dispose, of the loaves and Isles and the unlimited distributiou of the public plead er.i Mr. HUNT has not the same leemorshle means of obtaising a hearing." Thecae. ark Fire m fivittimots" was argued bat a year or 6 flausa a 11.11 tme ago, sod the Plastid was Mr. CHARLES Psrr, drratisa .bat Meaner, of Adem.street, Adelplii, lobo complained and privileges of Met be was deeded exercising bis professlooal skill in •ay be proper for ems cemplehsta of Ilse accepter. el keens be Ike of Common . Ms of the Itelest-otreet. l MN attestators Tnt STATESMAN. To Tim Spiro* or its STATIRSM,I.V. Ma. Enteoe,—lt is sot my intention to reply to the unintelligible rhapsody of your correspondent, TOUT PIIILPOT, who no doubt most have drained hie pot to ill his head wish such crude coeceptiosis, sod monstrous fictions, as thew which he has jumbled together is his last incoherent epistle. SHARLIPCAR says—`s when the wine is in, the wit (that is the judgmeet) is oat; ' and when the judgment is out, to use the words of the same dramatic writer, " chaos is cease agaiu." Bet that does not appear to me to be the only misfortune of your correspondent, TORT PUILPOT. The Medical Mee tell us, that beer pro. dates, in etribilarian habits particularly, an over flowing of acerbity ; now, this Tonv seems to hate evacuated lam the columns of the Srirsam4N, which ought, permit me say, to be the rem facie of less offensive matter. His reisrepresort 'aliens of my opinions, political and religiose, ore set worthy either of my correction or resent meat; end as to the cover. language is which he haulm himself, that, I believe, Is no mere than what Is customary with the friends of the flagon In general, particularly when those flagons are empty. Therefore, though I noticed in my lest some of his dietetical flourishes, as a wolf in sheep's clothing, be., yet I shall pass over Its this the polite epi thane, which occur le his last famous loiter, of jack am, blasphemer, kc., as also the charge of wish* to pied demo the poor, and emancipate the rich free the effects of 'mann ; all which I as mese as personal invective; because, whatever he may please so say to the cent t ery, I know myself, mad fad conscious that I am SOL the man he ignorantly supposes; sod that coseciosseess is quite evi dent for my purpose. But, there is one thew I cannot estate quite so easily, and thot is, the at. 1 tempt male by your Correspoodeot to propagate a false .pinion among the poor, that all moo of pro perty ore their enemies and oppressors. Another thing I most pretest against likewise, sod that is, the circulation of gross falsehoods for the malicious pur pose of disgusting lite ignorant populace with oar cruellest Constiteilen ; for sects it is by nature, sod **eh it would be found and arknowled,red, if it were duly and faithfully administered These are my see thes for taking the pen in hand ; for es to the censers of Tose Pomfret, it Is of such a complesion, that really, Mr. EDITOR, I would as seen, and indeed I r, be the object of It then of his praise. Our Constitution makes property the basis of Remota.. Moe, sod that for the very hest of , becalm property alone ought to be made to contribute to the elapses" of the State; end tasstion and repre sentation ought newer to be divided. To this the Radicals reply—that they ire divided; and I, in my tern reply to them, teat this slots, is a sufficient proof that oar fuelled Constitution wants dee ad ministrating. So far free wishing to oppress the poor, in order to lighten the burdens of she rich, have always contended, that it is oneonstititionsi to tea the poor at all; sod that our anceiturs always left the setessatiss of life free from laregion. They I vs: the poor man ao open field for the exertion of ' his industry, and when that exertion had accumulated a properly of a certain value, then, but not before, he was used, and represented likewise. let Mi nisters do this sod they will eat boil jes.ly and coo. etitotionally ; and if they cannot do it all •t once, let them do it gradually, and they will content the people. Let the retrenchment of sinecures, itc. 44, keep pace with the suppression of '.ashen on necestaties—let them proceed part passel; sod if that proses insellicieni, let thee lay on a tag en pro perty, and another on income escerding 1001. per annum, they will freely be paid, when applied to such a purpose. It is not tins that lb* subjection of the Villains was the effect of a coustitoii-nal oppression, exer cised by the superior classes spew the inferior; it was the effect of Paganism, by which ell ptisosets of war were considered as the property of their raptors, and it was to the mild toluenes of Chris tianity that we owe the abolition of this wage practice. Your Corrrpoudeat blames lb. British Constitution for this cruelty ; bet the fact Is, that It was comsat with all Pagan nations; sod he attributes its abolition to as lights which philosophy bas commanicated to mankind.— These lights are not pew—great philosophers in strafed the world before the Author of Christianity ' appeared in it, bet he alone accomplished thst permit Reform. That the enemies a Caustisally Auld Wow him the merit of it, is not surprising to yew's, dye. Berlitighasaire, Ma! H. tiblOTiiir MEDIAN. CIVIC QUARRILL—The epplvation ea the part of the Court of Aldermen for Waco in file a rd. minsl inforasaion against Alderman W•ITIMIAN, Sheriff PARILIft, avid others, for the tumult sod obstreciloo to the election of a Lord Meyer, at Michaelmas-day last Is intended to bo mode in the Court of Kies's ilmtch this day. The prows lion is conducted under tho direction r f the Com- Is t ituto of Privileges, which consats of Sir WILLIAM COSMO, Sir JOHN` PRISING, Sir WM LIIONTOX, Sir CLAUDIUS Sumac 111111/1111, Mr. Alderman Buten, Mr. Aldan's* WOOO, Mr. Alderman MY. DAM, end Mr. Akleemon Cofx. The LORD MAYOR, u virlide officii,is on all Committees; Mr. Alderman ATKINS would, tit icier,. in due coarse hays given place to his sarcessor ; but in order to avail themselves of his experience in this business, he being the prime mover ef the eccuestion, his name was added to the C-mmittro at the let Court. Mr. NIWNAI, the City Solicitor ' is employed by the Cummittee ; end the following Learned Gentlemen are retained for the pfUS,lllliOll.l-Tile ATTORNIT-GENENAL, the. SOLI. CITOR•GIS KRAL, Mr. &Akin; Mr. GURU; Mr. TINDAL, the Recount*, and the Coststirt SIR. JIANT; ID ohm, if it be considered a Cosperelien prosecution, must be added the Icor City Counsel. — Theta proceedings, as might be tweeted, hare ea. cited considerable A Requisition has, sail eagerly slimed body, end is intended Mayo& this der. - COURT OIP KING'S BENCH. limar. Nov. 15. Mr. Jostles Batley sat all the morning io the Bail Covet, and Mr. Jostle. Best sat to hear motions.-- About sieves o'clock the Chief Jostle', Ahbot, end Mr. Justice Ilolroyd, bsving liken their sesta, the former proceeded to deliver the jollguteat of the Court in several cases which bed bees specially argued before the Judges at Serjeant's lon. That basittess being cnocluded, _ _ . Mr. Sarjeent Comte moved for, and °Maimed a Rale to show nese, why as Attereey of the Court, , named Richard Peter Smith, shoeld eat be struck eff l the fell. The motion was grounded ea efildavits, main that an affidavit eshibited by the said Atter ery in a came in which he was engaged, was totally false, and that the pianos whose names were allied to the said affidavit, as hsviog sworn to the same, had not sworn to it, nor appeared before the Com missieser before whom it was sworn. LAW mrEi. LW BNG S. COURT OR CHANCERY. Nov. 2s. SUPPMED ILLFGITIIMACT. steam* tr. stiatsou• Mr. Waterlrmo cosi sod said. he appeereil In tli'.l east. as Conrail on the part of Miss Surgison. It was an application for so order of this Coott to so t . prod the psyntont of en anneal allowsnce of 3001. Miss Sugiura, sod to try her legitimscv in an i 9•1111. The prolog ledy was no. of the op of IS; she w • the only child of the late Colonel Sergisnn. an !, antler the will of her grandmother. was entitled her persoosi property. to the asistet of 16,00;)1.—"• Vb. Plaintiff hail married the sister of Coronet Ser. and although by that 'Masco ha was IS 11,.a• session of the family male to a very cousideral.i4 sehohnt, he bad thought fit to file this bill, is ord:c trice!! in emotion the legitimise) of yoong lady, who hod berm acknowledged from yr birth as I hs! daughter of Colonel Sergison, hell been brought up as sock hi hie family, and received an Mut. Imitable to hoc rank in life. TLis was the shish poultice of the mans kiaJ the VBllolll* had firnugt.t. forward. Upon the first app . •stioo nothing further had been elated I. solitaire the pray.-- of the than that be bed remised corr•lis lettet•. *Mr', hn bilieml to be tree, but which hit Lords' ip uh.: • ot consider as deserving his Thai second ap plication had been so;•purted oriairir• which we.. sot admis-•ble. Upon the present and third applir mite), hi. Lordship had not cline to any conclusion whether he would receive the afGasvits or not. It list rilt,urvahle hi this caw, that the £'l retie riper forward desiring his Lordship to do 'hot open GO spry order which, unless citron s strut{ soot ible We, could only he den. epee • As, decree. The Learned Counsel was consinced. lbw soles hi* Lordship was satisfied there was so leech doubt that it week, be isjorioss the iommelgatioo should ho delayed till the hearing, he would not be insisted to grant ills prayer of this motion. He know the • misht of his Lordship's order. sod the owe that *veld bra made of It : it weishi he Mated, fiat his.lor•ithip, having aatieipated the resell, bid token the cam oat of the usual coarse, and bad dimple' the issue to be tried witboet waiting till the goring. Ir eat kite ditty, wrested as he was with the interests of this 'smog Lady, le resist the application, to demon. strati that it was Needed in perfidy and file* swearing, avid wised up with circouirtauces ro so credit whatever ought to be attached : and sore roe was, when his Lordthip looked at the etiderce, would not grant the sppli .tier . Hs then referred in the various slidatirs on e 'he pre , ent readout ! r i rneer id e d, an d fi r st e 11.•. 711 of AIM 11441111, the -up,..• ‹..d mother of I • child. It was ibis ma. doer, who 0.. •Ileged to I abandoned her child, 12 yrsrs ago, to Ser. • at I • tins to have espressed her appro.'s. • to whom she dithered it me. t it to •kb p house, now case forward • r-!ircrru!. • which, if true, wosld have t • the child from the shaman* !:: di.-?ac " It Ig •-'c; -.• :vv.:— of Mt Sergison's faesily4 L im,- . 4 . brought up, bad been aleeele - . ••.I formed—from a situation, in '•• • was entitled to a torten. of ' • ..,. be placed ert•ere? With bar e...:*; •. repr-seatatlon was tree, who wee I. - ... Th. sbandonel woman, who. battle - Dego. g p....... amt. had lt•An delieeted in the kitchen of en Wt. SCUM house in Dublin, and had sold ber offprint; for thrre crowns and a Etas, of gin. T . such • lona son melt this 'mint., Lady be rtativered, it i.e story of ber sopposed mother was credi•eil. After having experienced all the adtantagoa of her pteseat sitevion, this interesting y.eng person would be cossignel to the state of infamy and correption in w'ich this pry. tended mother bad passed her life. Beater *cubit t have been for her she never had hem horn, in that she had died in the hoar she nut drew her breath ile should remembrance would 11. - constantly adding to the pen. gooey of her elictio... The loarned Counsel .aid, be was surprised bit Learned Friends Owed hiss at. tempted footsie the chs. tcter of the Plaintiff, by ob. at/voodoos that be by' iiisregartittil the commenietiimat made to him, reaps .na the illogi.n. , .cy of Miss iPl'. china, and shat it wa4 not till the proofs had irco mutated that he thoug'it i• due to his own tsiaily to prevent so cosaiderable a portion el the family p.n. port, being enjoyed by a suppnaiiitiotia child. Bit Ill e antiship could not but recollect Mr. iorgisott's ovro elidasit. by +bids it appeared, that upon the Grit intimation from ?Jelly Cenninighem, that she keew a secret which would give many thousan.l pounds to his family, be bad iosneetliattly gone oft . , to Details, end explored the sloks of that city in search of evidence. Ile, the- tined Counsel, coettl easily understand what the sea of • high-minded ai k lar Gentleman upon such an oecesi ought to base been. Mr. Sergisoto, the Plaintiff, was in possession of 711001. a year, which be had obtained II marrying the sister of Calomel Sergison, end under those thrum. stances, whether the rosy Of uMiseSorgiaon's leOti. mg was true or false, be af.eetd hare eonsitleted that she had been ottiottained• es a **sober of the fa...i.y (or It years, had been ocknoolvded by Cul. &traitress as his datexhicr, and should bete been it.. lest moo to has. exposed the family, or to tiZT3 questioned her legitimacy. To talk of she delicocy of sentiment of the Plaintiff flat absurd—it 1a..% a we of his *on seeking; be had left this envoi', and gone into every sank and conic, of the ri. y of Dublin to procure coiffeur* ..gainat this sooog Indy. so long arklnbutedvd in the tintitt i hs lad first kunrhnd his ease en ntr..l , e4lion, Maras wee rvierted ; again on snidovits stitch could ..eat lel read; •ttJ now open evidence, 10.. ch it ass to 11. hoped %Yoshi not be allowed to paev ill. Tt.e Let... I Cot—s-1 liAvittz at very guest lentil, comin•o , ed up•os the A t'idari , • of Nally CirouliNham. •f 1 c•imso. , ns. the surceo: . and the otter actors in this draw., .s sled it. concluded by trusting hm Lurdshiir $ : ;sio3 r I t 3 f• • CKIMINAL INFOKMATION. Mr. fierjeant Pace obtained a role to show moo whys criminal informstioo should not be Sled ageism lases nowditch sod James Settee, for the pabli,a. time, et Taunton, of a defamatory hand-bill. This pregeJiag *row est of tie ease of Mks Maria Glenn, the eirromstanees of which have been so repeatedly helmet ender public swim Bills of indicieseet for perjury basing been pre ferred before the Grad Jery at the Old Bailey, ou the 20th of September last, and fennel by I , .ein against Miss Glenn and her Bernet, the Defendant, Jame tiondi!ch caused in he print—, end hilt. Sat. ton pasted and circulated in the town of Tsen• ton, alters Miss Glenn resides, large handbills Notifying the fact et such Mlle having been fiend, end commeetieg in term. asMciently virelent is the conduct sod motives of Miss Glenn and her friends, its the prosecution apical the Benditches and ethers, who were Meted In the handbill tube now innocently pilfering is the Pilsen of the King's Bench I. COM. volute, of their permeation lel these parties. _ - 111111111110 11.71111 CHU sew.% an. Mg 4/ TUIPAIIth Olt it. LEO/1.41100, 1111011EDITC11. A vele having been obtained to show raise why a Matlames should not be directed so the Church. loudest) of the perieh of St. Itrosar - d's, Shortditeh e dirretine them to admit the sp. ticant, Lamming, ep the Macs of Clerk of the said parish. h: having been elected thereto by a maj. lily of ibe voices of, the part•hinnerit, Mr. GUaNt• showed nese against the role, open affidavits which stated. that no else appeared in which the Parithioners had ever *sticker, the right of electing persons In fill the office of Clerk ; bet Ithat the regiaters of the Bishop's Court went to prima. that all the licence, grunted to Cleats of that pari•h had set forth their appointment as bowleg pro• carded frees the Vicar: except one in the year 1665, I daring she plague, who eta stated to have been up. pointed sty the Curnie, Cburchest4iene, and rather i pariii.ioner*: and even the last Parish Clerk, the father of she preemie Applicant, had been appointed by the Vim, and continued op to the time rf his death to fulfil the condition of his sppoiniment by the Vicar, namely, that he should pay a sum of 50 eulness yearly for the same, ahhough he cautiously com. plainest of the ho•cl.hips of such an eviction. Mr. NOLAN, in support of the rule, relied chiefly on the affidavits of • person named Head, which stated that his father having been appointed en she °ice hy the Vicar, met Ike latter on the business at the Chapter Coffee-house, where, Head bo n g p ie . sees, the Churchwardens appeared, and in the OM* of the parishioners desired that another person should he appointed, who accordingly l was is. This was in she year 1741, arid it appeared by the Registers of she Bishop's Caw, that in 17811 the same person was Scatted, as holies been ap pointed by the Vicar. The Cause were of (Tipton, that not the smallest ground had hydros shown ter pretesting a right of election on the part of the parishioners, and there fore ordered that the role shortid be discharged, with costs. vsu or Lulus I)o , 4sta:ht.—The !tight lion. (Libya% tit 'AMOR. %%gamut DoOrtaily, died ones pettedly of •ater in the chest, at I)onereile.hoose, Citonty Cork, on 'veiling, at hall-past slime, %hilt sitting is Ida chair. FATAL AcctlMMT.—On Thersday last, Mr. Smith's Impede threw off at Button Kennel, Lincolnshire; being the day after the Stuff Ball, and uncommonly I fine, there was a wiry Inge ennconrse of sportsmen, kook horse and font. A dreadful accident betel Mr. B ee ct.s., a young Gentleman of Not tinhorn, near cols On Wailing over a Inw fence into a plantation, his horse's feet got entangled in some loose wood which lay on the other bide, sad felt down, by which Mr. Beecham was pitched with great violence against the slump of a Ire., aid shockingly lituibed. lie was conveyed to his own house, @Niel a mile from where the occident hnppened, withnist any impel of hi. re: tovery„ and is since dead. fie was about 2G years of ego, and unitersally respettml. Coax MARKET, TOT. 12.—We had • rod 'apply of Ise Wbral this morning, 'Nib sold at lost atnne,r'sp Foreign Betty at tl.e rigor of labs Ftida,.• mark.t wag 2.. escaper. bet ibis swain it elooseii ill. entre wire —Ont. bri dell bate at r4a litre lo Hero., Peas, sod giber astieles me alterasiw. s PRICF.S Or 01ARN ANY) GRAIN. Wheat (E•4141A) .... 54 74 gailll Heim 4i 54 Rim ( Fenno) .... 56 54 (;re) Peas .. MI 5. Rye .... . ..... ... 3-) :4 Ihtio Salim ..... bi 5; Barley VG 0 4ia.ee.l . lti 60 Mak 574 1 liner per .*ek fists W 9.1 'tape Seed per lam ....2/:. sf.t. Tick Bear 4U s't , Sal ITIIMLD, kl A MICR. Nov. 13.—We a tsaa.l.apally of prime Braes Oas inear•.o hi( la met rellMi • 1411 .tease. V.:sl most be added the Nor City Counsel.- 14 " 144 qU ; the GI r • •••• us sighs be usrutu d , h a y s , au . Nelr b . 15.—We tuid a tuaa.l ropily .rsble interest among the Livery at large. u the sutgro: and the ot!.er actors in Mk drama, of priasr dearer.—t as hut concluded by It isuiog tits Lortleiiir in has, in consequent*, been wen rapidly lee basiana I. the flays gket an* dat r % in ti m distuks li,e applicstiiia. raraprr due Hay *Ha (laically rapper's nt ktee•—Lle.e l si r . i nT rei,lied, sip.d by a considerable number of that mad Imo at eissisal intended to be presented to the Lou. PRICE OF MEAT. Tile Lona Cu t ft, after going ewer the Ogle. I day, regent's% his Lordship to call • Wet ..• 4.. 0 . t•t• %mob 4a. Si Ie tis. 6• 1 agents in the atiJ.tila, teiliarkeJ, that I.e tbenfilit it ell on an early day, to take Into Cueli. 4 ' l ' ll 4d. Si. 4... I •• • 4d.w t i .4d. Weald ant be for the interest of the yet.ng Indr, thtt at the view as as attack upon the rights CATTLE AT MARKET. , the tioeition of her leais•inme) •••1.1 Leo 1) I ear.; , • es of the Livery , and what preceedines it pis ..... too! Calm. . • ...• .oft tried •s. is•tre WI the bearing of this css•.—si Pet for thew to adopt thereon. The Court PUN: OV IlAl', There etre four nr live persons c,pthie of bring Council cannot remains It is sappesedt Hay ••• •. 41 . 4.. U. 1 . C.. e'• i.te , tiocirti al evidence of her 111•Aitirna;:y ;itaa• I. to clever be. Pe. U '. J. et lb, contest! Strom .... IS. W. le 1 1 . .• QC that al: rf theta 3 ut4d bass to glee isvi.lence ul Otte srs • aft_ sillW' "Yr * • - - ie. ing to ti. it • tbsi OH ~p. 0 t• des. N