The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-11-16 00:00:00

s. I said by isa inti ild have we can bad be the pre ourpoae, irt, and If great Ise, with the re- power of lower of betwren was a .ription. of the he The Learn- that the immutable whirl, Iwurrant in ano rule to power of , not to . in gees outt was granting have been wished to give Jts Court that he had ' to inflict NTRY Pena It es. already nuate is about a meeting' happy ter of Lorils , Qsania tri ennials.) as in ' ilineinanini. net directly , congratulation inhabitants are a the (been; bet siteatest. that we do Arnett. Owe of Styles, the Die address loth/ , who bad pre 'wove:4 to get an address prostration, received iris I have dealt gra, g.lll, 11 of Pains hive. Last and a hos sew ; it of coals, 4 wood. aid , and lir. _ 3 bonsai Notwithstanding the wr by this public re onraristocratir magis °reacted the 4 his beer. Queen, and hombre ever separating 'll or 12 known that degrade the prvvalled here, and illuminated on a general illu ancient sad loyal treacles were es took place. . with cow suspended across - when set . n thousand acclamations of the here against • have been . each) his the Qom' , Committee ' TM • hasty srn o• Satur ant glorious many of the , he church, Instant! , babied sounds sof 11111111 , \ratted throne, The Iles. , down, bat business was Saturday morm lair ' the tender ••F a st or the . ear mach-it red y the inisahis 14 taissit: trios . . pleasurable feelings .4 1 meet Woad% rejoicings. The event was age- Am Mamie" tireless by a general illentleption, lifilig ma translcies and devices visitable eatoe (with the emotion of a very few instances), eact greening was enlivened by a band amok pottililtg inswets• the deb and many of the ilditiblisalllo* i husieing 'Wean with appropriate dantles. miii ... *MO die Wings and delight of theksm its wnsimmeamlial and heart-chosen' dl *Mr dy, and was condi:daps silswirdslty asdpiteenabb manner till a late hear is to be repotted that seise Nil-disposed person o In, t enemirt of the Queen. and ensigns *bleb pervaded almost al c a .. v. „riling after the mid Lou. aset ior '• Illin Wm IC-4% ,the. arrival Sg t he men amok this Ineteisr.. imitiood with Olt. &view i Lat ea p r behtirleg the lateness,. if *I et hoc • setattg could 'lived the joy _ . erllVlals. seseithliliml so ltas eseedis. ilk &Pa tem Iss. teedthitly moo it white Sag heisted *alb, illit*, her 1 . 1 f l- •I . 1 , , igimmi. - . —.5,...., i 1 1 I i Piv or the rrligion of the country. But it is it 1N ... the defendant that the fines impoard open hie f 4 . mialated I • from pursuing that which ii oak been a legitimate line of d e f e n c e. of this art • ' I •ii I , not regularly and judicially judge, unless we li i t fort ilia the indictment, the evidence, and all tl ' • • violas circumstances of the; case. Fur the pal therefore, of having the facts before the lour s•f of discussing a question which is in itself of iarapertanee, we shall grant a rule to show cause an understanding that it is to come on iu tl :" ' v gent term. Mr. Justice BATLEY bad no doubt of the po a Court of Nisi Plies to italic% fi ne. The po 14 i' iollicting of fine formed the great distinction In Courts of Mecoral--and a Court of Alai Pries tonrt of ltecord—and Courts of a different strati . The question of contempt or not—the question propriety of a line—was a question into whi a a 4 , 1 apprehrsded, their Lordships could not go. The ell Counsel for the defendant had suggested tl f - polemical* fining might be carried teen unwarra length: an ; sa' might any other powers with Judges were invested ; and for any such unw 1 ' able emotion of power Judges were amenable thee plasm . He coacurred in the granting a I , Oen cause, oet with a view to consider the pa the Judge to fine, of which he had no doubt, consider the propriety of the particular fines i i l . lion, foe into that inquiry he thought the Co i . ; immix:potent to enter ; but he concurred in g ' the rub, because, if there should appear to ha atly chance al a verdict of acquittal, be wished the defendant the benefit of another jury. . Mr. Justice ifoLeolD, as he bad not been ii I during the tegument, would merely say that ofnu doubt of the power of a Court Record t fine lot contempt. Rule. granted. . i ....--een.••••.trt...s• Tilg 161411IMONIF:S OF THE COUNT i Agile* the ifearedoncaf DM of Pains and Pes _ now — BEIGIITOM, Nov. lea.—A requisition, alread; I- tonal! signed- by the inhabitants of Brighton, to be prevented t o the Ilfgh Constable, to call a t' prepare on. Address to her Majesty, on the ha 'ciliation of the late proceedings in the House c erettag her elearaeter and dignity. urrunrox,Mwr. I I.—The news of the Qua i numbi l aits-teeriveti litre with as much entboola any town of the kingdom,. No general ilium l howehoritbad ashen plea.; Ant all who are not t . ocuktritilleeneee have paid that tribute of tempi to het, tailtioats. , Some of the leading inhabit \ . endeoptarincto get up an adairmia to the QM the Bliffqtiffi n s_frep sv peculiarly shamed. th cotaped it to lie ilery numerously Signed. atl Ipe eit'untlebeeta r litlhe Met. br. Stake , 9... n ir Offittetit,*l4 Iwtaly pretested the ieldu King. I.'pott that oreadon, hi. Majesty, who violist, 6001,1.4ra baring aressiated to get al vi,tcd to 'the Witco during the provocation, rene . ' ••• „,.. Litl I ipi ... limi .. 9s toiessioA-6. I have hard tla T .nnittax-aw ettit:liht. 14.-.-At no trl kineoft . i has the failure of the infamous anallfenalties afforded greater joy than hen light we bad a very brilliant illumination, an fire that will be talked of for many years to v , as.Lailt up with 5,111 faggots, 2 claaldrons of L . ag g o n - 19 a 1 s of trunks of hoes, a choral of It I barrel of pit-h. Air. Pittock, our brewer, • Wm. Smith dr she S.!%Ary MAO, distributed g ; Flirter *coo" i- Vto country people. Notwithstat matinee ca. coo, se drawn together by this p jai, mil** 'farming fears of ouraristocrat • i trAtes, sot. a single art of indiscretion once whole earning. Each man, as he received drank to the health and happiness of the Qv then took his station to view the greatest ha; seen in this part of the country; all quietly se • . and retiring to their respective homes about i' ' o'clock. 14 IiVILDFOSD, Nov. .--As soon as it was kit Ministers had abandoned the odious Bill so del (been, the most enthusiastic joy prevailed h 1 many of her Majesty's warmest friends illuini .- Slistarday night; but on Monday night a gew atioretwo took place throughout this ancient a Um*: a number of appropriate transparencies ll' -4; 4- hebitini„ sad a grand display of fireworks to ' ...• ~4 l ei During the evening a large green bag, filled a , 11704 les, entitled " Milan Filth," was suspend i f ' t t Hi in street, near the New Market.hotuar, nit the contents exploded in the air, in ten ~ f els, amidst the universal acclamation ' r sienctopies. ' . .• - A ng of indignation prevails het • le and diabolical arts which h .4141 ' • and degrade the queen. . . aim d 146 /6s. (subscriptions of Is. )011 contributed, in this onma,o6vards the Iliptlatch haP•hos rinitredia. tile Cow . . , 14 Nor. IgleJli t tl e ve go ; • linblibit , lags in ibis ' : town '•'Ow 60 fi r hen the mail broigtet us Ave hailtrigetatel the Bill was throww4nt, mat , x Oa imbibition's ran towards th =ref jo h ih e e belfry. stairs, the bells rook •spi... peal. A white Illig was I • P ibildil th e a .aliski.erbr teran ' a iral it ath.l erh iligt Ite h.ttili f ill ov ne o g a i ri fila i g n buint t a h sn e ta i i r nd is a a mrade4 ts. aliki' "o ld e f. : C horve leO nd h hl te wa ry w,ed.4 o e rd rsom e g r ref ell io t , l ied ie s fit fi xo a ede g om t i et upri lt y e a.n ta ti kc iut: e , bid!, and public dinner. . . 1 st Devises.—The arrival of' the mail on Satnr Peg last with the cheering intelligence of the n of the late .ellogercetul Bill against our : red grees.was . baih'd with raptures by II te,alDesrloal, who testified their pleasorabl 1 istewawavehmartlelt reioicinrs. The event 1 4 1-IE ST AT'ESI Is parties assembled wearing white favours, &c. and it expected that a general ithindwatiwn will t.tsite. The horse of air. lirickell, the lied Linn, at this moment exhibits a Fcrtir of the utmost hiLaity. and other choice , beirterages distributed thronghoot thi s loyal and anciert city. .'t reqiiisition was made to the Mayor fur a general illumination by public authority. • Neuron:, Nov. Is.—The insertion of the following fact, will, dear Sir, particularly oblige a constant reader:—The town of Netipott; in the Isle of Wight, eras brilliantly illuminated on the 13th November, with the exception of the Mayor, Sir It. Bassett, and a few others who concurre 1 with hide, even after they hail pre pared to celebrate the happy event of her Majesti's honourable acquittal. A detachmeht of military As procured to parade the town, besides the civil power which was in attendance, but they were shortly ordered to be withdrawn by the verygeaticoma/y interference of IL Clarke, Esq. Banker, and T. Cooke, Esq.; a dis , passionate, but painful remembrance of the rut. prompted Mr..' to interpose. The inhabitants duly ap pretiate their meritorious and exemplary conduct en the occasion. :':rllocatoit, Nov. 15.—The inhabitants of this town, formerly the residence of the Princess Charlotte, for 'three years, being desirous of shelving their attachment to her Majesty by a general illumination, on the late event, a mandate had been issued by certain gentry, and the butler of a nobleman, hoed Arran, at this piece, (who is a greater officer here than his master) to prevent any illumination taking place. Alr.Clarke, a gentleman residing bete, most tastefully adorned his house with variegated lamps and large initials of Q. C., and festoons of the same with laurel, &c. which was immediately followed by the whole of the gentry and inhabit ants, except the following :—Sir John Harrington, Sir John ()rile, Lord Arran, Mr. Smith, and Lord Ports mouth, and' Walkden, the keeper of the hotel; the latter, for obeying the mandate of the former, bad the whole of the windows broken at the hotel. Sir John Harrington waited on Mr. Clarke previous to the illumination, and ' stated the determination of himself, Lord Arran, Mr. Smith, and Sir John Orile, to prosecute Mr. ('lark if he dared to illuminate his house, which would be followed by thi whole of the inhabitants, for there was no cense for so doing, and lie would snake Mr. C. pay all damage that might incur from such taking place. Mr. C. smiled at Sir John's folly and hie friends threats, by treating them as it justly deserved, with contempt. These four gentle men immediately procured the assistance of Lieutenant Boxer, who emu:nand:4 the men stationed here for the Preventise service, to part, them in their gloom. 61.01.NEPTER.—In announcing, which we have this week the pleasuipof doing, to our readers and the pub lic in g,eiseral, rfat the Bill of Pains and Penalties against lwr Majesty has been finally thrown out by House of Lords, we cannot refrain from r in sincere congratulations upon the termination ceeding, the disgusting details attending have too lon= outraged the morals - the delicacy of the British public. __ justice to the illustrious parties concerned, of duty to Ate community at large, to sally_ one pages by_ a detail, front The Net:. Times rat this morning says, that the Hi- I shop of Landaff, a few hours after his arrival at Marline in Olforilshire, was greeted with the nut ragemss assanlt of a furious wok, because he did net illuminate for the Queen's glorious acquittal. he worthy Prelate's hon..e was assaulted, his windows demolisatal, himself pelted with stones, and his valu able life pat in jeopardy. 111:1.1., Nov. I3.—As soon as the fate of the Hill was known here yesterday, a general change was visible in almost every I>unit-stance. The gl of disaffected deopontlency to the miles of limiest Joe; and 0 The Queen is al tinitted !" ° The Queen is acquitted!" was the salutation of all who met; fur, much to the Ito. n.nir of the King's friends in this town, they never went the length of not allowing that the Queen was an injured and most unfortusrate woman. This morning the merry hells announced the peaceful ti.lings to the I public, and we unilt4stanrl that various dinner sail sup , per parties are forming, with the view to celebrate to ' important an event. It gives us no little pleasure to find that the jo:• manifeated on this °eras' s nut Ina lignant, and that nothing is to be apprehended from the manner in which all parties propose to express their sentiments on an occasion est interesting to the nation at farce. lit RV ST. EDMINDS, Nor. 15.—The intelligence ef the termination of the proceedings against the Queen was received In this town with the warmest demonstra tions of joy, and the bells rang throughout the 'lay. A green hag hung with black, was carried about the streets, accompanied by flags and music ; fire-arms be ing at intervals discharged. In the evening too bon fires were lighted and the discharge of guns renewed. .% general illumination will take place this evening (Wednesday), and a meeting was appointed by the Al derman, in pursuance of a requisition, to be held yes terday, for the purpose of agreeing to an Addreas to the Queen, which was numerously attended : the resolutions were carried unani tttttt lily, and an Address ordered to lie at the Guildhall for signatures till Saturday next. Maw:mem—On Satorday morning the pleasing news respecting our ()warn, readied this town, to the heart felt satisfaction of most of the inhabitants. Soon after two o'clock a merry peal was begun at the church ; but strange to say— •• Fly some harsh means the merry peal was broke, " Fur out a ringer dor'd to pull his rope. - YORK.—The news of the tri ph of the Queen arrived in tbirelt ' v about ten o'clock on Saturday evening, and was receivell by an inimence concourse of individuals, who were anxiously nailing the arrival of the mail, with loud and continued diem. The bells immediately commenced ringing; the streets now became crowded and every demonstration of joy which the late hour of the night could allow of was exhibited. One of the stage-coaches was drawn through the streets of the city loaded with individuals, and preceded by music, and banners lupe/4111 ° Persevere and Cosigner," a labirty and, Independence." An Intniause ammonia of pop! e aecontlranied the procession, and were received with cl h they passed along. This popular songs of " Odd sisatt the Queen." 0 Scots wits 1141' wt' Wallace bled.".' lick Britannia." ice. were song and played.— on Sent:lly; est thl'arilinit 'or tWibletinteirme isterimi Pains and Penhitlei. 'Elie bells enntinatod ringing dud tint day, asusl bon fi res %sere made at night. to whisVii, • the • reite, Mit putial sty/mint of tie evileute and arguL_ all lath indh. k►es at ale pre.eut looniest, otti i► to obtrude our opinion upon the Tartu before el.- r amidst a general shout, were consigned . _ *idly intentidn . bag and the Coterie( worn:l4l9er ; alter which was merits of the case __. are b.-. . the "God save the Questii."—(liary Poo, Noe. II) they must jmige I theahselves; but we EXCTut.—The welcome news respecting the vile new. i obsereint, that the unpopularity of the sere which has recently been rending in the Musa o r! Mildred finther manifestation. is most amply oilseed Lords against the Queen readied this city, by the oda- - ' a tae rejoicings which have taken place in all quarters, scription coach, as early as Rix o'clorli on Sator.kay ; reeeli•lng the intelliaTnee a its election. The evening last, being full an hoer before its usual limo of; dews snot an winner confirmed in this cry, upon the arrival. A simultaneous expressMn of joy seemed t o ' Shirai of the mail on Saturday, than it was promulgated pervade the inhabitants ; the bells of St. Sulivell's chords by the must enthusiastic cheers; the bells of the several struck est a merry peal ; and we believe it to be not the . churches were rtthg ; anti in the evening • band of mule, want of an almost universal enthusiasm that those ad ) , IsitatJed by a fttgl e araded the streets fur several hour., other parish-churches but partially fel/wired the e n sm pl e . accompanied by 1 shouts of the populace . Our a t - Firing of p;itols, discharg i ng of 'rockets, with other d e ., emits from other places all mom in stating, that the fenestrations of rejoicing , filled the streets ; and "The t tidieri were received with similar demonstrations of • Omen for ever " r e sounded from one extremity of the : icor. altsral'itiass 'Post respectably signed, has boas tyta the other. If any mourned at the event, They hid : ?resented to the Mayor ; 'in consequence of which, a vet. Correspondents from various places ftirniali nieet . ieffithe Freemen and Inhabitants of this City is t ot e irit the most satisfactory intelligence as to the gr• appoieled to be holden on Wedues.lay nest, fur the pet` NMI feelincricittNl on the occasion. It is rumoured lane.ot Preparing an Address-to her Majesty upon the that anitlitintnation will take place hers to-morrow or ' ecession.—((iloncearer Jooroul.) Thursday night. Tour • rutin knowledge prepara ' a) certain nom : . ' Noftwicii, Nov. 11.—The intelligence of the Hill of are making by many individuals to celebrate the joyous . ' o t os and proAtie,s b as i ng b ee n g iven up was brought occurrence. 'The loyal inhabitants of t he 'mast" and this city by the mail on Saturday morning; the pas• parish of St. Sidivell, we understand, have expressed . 11, being decorated with white favours and laurel their determination to illuminate on one of the said :can eti the joyfiii news to he known in a few minutes in trights.—(E.rrter Alfred.) Pester part of the city. The pleasure with which it was TsrsTox, Nair. It —On the arrival of the mail, with rem i se d was percei;sble in nearly every countenance. - ,1 the overthr •of the bill iritelli - Mt I The hells of .1 churche were immediately rang , it tile ' sa y the lisle ' 'Tin they meditate, and from the tlisappointment bud Avis they espeiienced at their defeat, that they say imospihv better modes of thinking for the future. With omo 4erate share of wisdom they might easily have foresees that the event they anticipated and labosred to ac complish could not possibly be brought oboist. As attempt, such a• they so earnestly and shamefisOy promoted, could riLt fail to be regarded by a. gene rous and reflecting people, with indignation. itail titer horrence. The measure was as repugnant to 11str fir& iag of every British mind, as it was hostile to thtre- , eiplcs of the Constitution. Every indiride,l)k country, not biassed by the influence of tmitor%inilt e staffer', who felt concern in fair and upright*Milingi, surd aversion to treachery. hypocrisy, andiiiMiko. felt the fate of all the higher interests of 'tidal sad political life, involved in the cause of the WON apo4 the people, therefore, rallied round her Majootyftigied ' .-.-- -......-.-....--. rd .bran, Mr. 1 Ir. Clark if he 1 erbt Optattikuint. Al b e followed " TIM SIIITISM SVATBOVIRM" is iNicimreseakinto was " TUB II BTATKIM Mi." - 'a was no cause 5aii11ir5.5 . 5.....w..•; ,16 . 6 . --17 " . " — . 1416 Ti; 11 ` 216 " 1011 . 11.1 " I pay all damage c• ais LONDON . : II lir. C. smiled at TUC/O'DAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IC y treating them tie four gentle- , of Lieutenant In another part of oar paper will be found a aitalsh . ed here for the of the able arguments of Mr. DENMAN, VANE:* ~, r gloom. Fst.txcla BURDLTT'II conviction. In the emit of shit- -1 we hare this Ts and the pub- Judges refusing a new trial, it is the intentioa 01411 . and Penalties worthy Baronet's constituents to hold an immmillblit ' own out 14 f le meeting upon the subject. in offerin --.081...—_ cation of a prat „ding which The Funds have been rather steady since yestmday • • and offended I Consols closed last nig h t at 69i, and ("east ' `, A sense of 1 morning o at the same price sellers. The marital .oncerned. and I c o m pell e d us stationary, as nothing has occurred to-tlag f :.ll NI/ '' 1 'tom week to " es t e any g oc t oo t too. • . k . -` • ' this (potion s • .. i' : t '.l . si give to ilm. 1 •inirx""'""`"* unseats addneed p a p ers e xpress sweat, it is not this Ant Metropolis is now returning upon the real of tiantinitlitv, and rejoice that they can proceed the pothlie, and re cannot avoid i calmness to review the causes of the late effervessetsee e measure, if it We hope they will derive advantage from the mime I • -. :! •-•...........• .....1 ..11,rwiria the the pleasing intelligence of the overthrow of the bill ip i The bells of - *cert.,' churches sere immediately rung, --- r--r • I Saturday evening . the Polluter' took the h° ll 'oefe° ol the ' and an application, signed by a great number of the as one man. Do the min:sterial tools profess to het coach, and drew it aronntl • the 1 t, parade . The bells its ' must respectahie parishioners a St. Peter's 31anoroi), d er at an d re h t h e cau s es of this reweepa trips*? !ea ' eacharrish commenced merrily r inging, and continued was 4iso forwarded to the churchwardens , requesting so nefill a late hour. Several of the Inhabitants imam* Mat their beautifol peals, is lairli hails° -.ten rung on the Let diem look at the eternal soase uttUlitt alli Ilfwttelillb• diately illuminated, and such joy as was expressed le sbefeat df ortr foreign foe , , shan' now celebrate the which is engrafted into every heart, ": Oil& ra j n's every countetsatsee may be more easily conceived teas downfall of the aitempt made by our domestic enemies; the bumbleet in the soak of rink as um 11 1 ,4 In described. IVI flondry the joyous scene again rose- tint, alter a roosultstion with the high authorities , the menced with equal spirit, anti on Thursday there la etyma was denied. In the evening several individ ua l s as compete!! to ;ridge, as the highest Israeli, sty to he a setters' illomination throughout the tows. their houses; parties paraded the streets by • Th e fresh accumulated Werke proposed to evertsbthe sr- Indeed tit« ifiliallitatets were quite inadequate to express • ;amidst the universal shouts far the Queen ; . 00 9 their feelings pt this glorious event; and ahem it is re in the market-place finished for this day, a tong persecuted and defeneeless ivisktal. sot's..., 41111 V., the I recollected tharthis loyal town lately ennui/pond ft slon of the popular feeling upon this 'vapor- carded wife andfattedna coo resentment ed the resentm_ • • - ‘VetS eh. from the fetters of ministerial corruption, by return* taateasatitasional tr i ump h. warm and honest *eget, MI Made It grery 1t5,19110 fitly two independent gentlemen as their representatives in ,ParrenOrTH, Nov. la.—The demonstration of the It el h o r p t a r r u l z ia ; u 4 ent, it will cheer every honest heart to know that a m par tj ee t ar ly is up its testimony against the vile oppaitinne'POS tar- those p rinciple' which taught the people of Tauntms to re alintiment at Portsmouth, upon the °erasion ef the failure of the Bill people spoke by thotMands of tontines inlitigal l ' le for their own independence, has also taught f i gi l for Queen, was very general and decided. Flags Les. them the most enlightened lesson of Christie* piths.- werh' isplaysil in ditfeeent parts of the town, and the stupid must their leaden have been not 161111110 bet thropv—that of rejoicing with th o se that du rejoiee et &Oh la merry tone, peal after peal, answersil to du j ar . their remonstrance. The disgrace that .., ✓an the triumph of i>ersecuted effuse. ~ doefeediegs of the inhabitants. 'f he gravity of Suoiliv Aiken d upon a hapless victim. recoiled . ~. 4 a STRATFORD. SOY. is.—Not 5917 * l ing can time „annealed, and suspended the preparations fur a min 11. monstrate the deep interest felt by al good seen is t j gram! display of the interest taken en the sib- best accts."; the 1 4 1 : 111 " wits slloitund 4 14 1 11111 !* tee' triumph of our Queen than the enthusiastic seal w its lOn Monday morning, as if moved by one ,of justice. were defeat d. by the edict of the Peet sea. which that event was celebrated yesterday evenly( Its • t.wme weld; were all activity in getting r!77111;:r and " m id t h e peop l e . w h o h a d % , 611.0,41 .15 401 this village by all the loyal inhabitants, the illuanse• n Itinsnination in tiserreoieg ; Lut. before the day was 1144 firmi s being almost universal . iam happy to say the o g esace d t h e „ otca l alarm was w o unded , an d a „go. an d nobly, and succesefelly 'we ngll whole went off in a peaceable and joyous manner ( with worsts was rettimenee4l to pet it down. Notivith- refrain from giviirs vest 'to is , i l , etc- the exception of a few broken panes of glass), as alum': ting. however, the intimations 01.140e:inure which at the onsplishnseett of the object. of lon, must be the case when men are loltal, and engaged gyres to diffetetit tradesmen from high Wo. h •to the cause of justice. •• every street and alley in both Portsmouth and hearts? It was trill/ thi struggle of MS - .. 0 "eh Ay ifsnestvitTrovitoatit.smontionntae.—Tingesnt. ' -w as Ittawinaterle s oli s l tke wirer went of with whi c h the victor mil tad 'war WO Sit- t.till .eseiran•fitundry, or perhaps manufactory of any doled." w o rm tra "„ini ty , u hibi t i ng a s i gna l k ettieee "s i r", 1 • • • tvi a t -• •"" • * ga,-in the United Kitigu, the ants of the defeat lg. rjltn Ike till arrived on Sunday. The greatest joy war oh. bee of the triumph of public.;,over the umeliiitatinns of hy. tar/ . "Ilium t eti s rep,„ pellieg even those who had been stir AA a confiaciag Klkbo* t No , r • , • 7•• pressed by the inhabitants; brit the mere noisy deepest- lea Is fi l rte'iiiiit their spleen nuips the anthers forest was cubed bir.Ww. 64. c . l oa •' VINO f . 11,5 1 anthems of ,loy were suspended till the west day, =al:ter* df a IseaHlre * hurt cook! no loner be we end ... 1 eviesia . tos,, the worthy ireliguatater. Mr. trawahay , set his "'al ilds. "I hosting. km 46 greatest emiliatipas weft. ispla Irdefigeele he reweiwpoos isestedisifit. • r l . 4 , ltes - n,lldfiefeldshielinto of that populous plane. ' idusetlitaelt.4—A poisteiget hr the Regulator eettlit i t= die notee•misltelstedatr moreing, of die lilt ban that did liettli We *dew is 0 were litiorediotely ("immerser:do for a splestdid 0 .. a.. ea Wednaday everting . -' wad realities' Wog *titillated by the /foam At a rksjitstressm A mark the dreamt • . . . V. i . CedirrairAok woo as the jerfal it a lli ib i lm tesee Loris, teldsirdid test !Motive b credit t. but Ain seise eheilmixds as sikoaft tide ; tad . ,I WI - reeeltreduef the. lutismone Bid of Palos, tiommeasa ve r - essambid Sir the mall In the e t . w ut i tie aple s i igmS re Aliso; siat Vol Isveree, being thews out . she bellS Iss!ln i t finaas, idllealal.* **load jor.:tbstslid belbref 'he . • O ns sad with. Illitly!breb.,o4 isisaisats . . lbw *iri s iii Adel areltsh *it did' eta dere' cosinsab. the tbrilogs .of lite lisimbiiiisie 1610 . 14/1111 4 1 0".. 410404 . 1114 VO N Ns. p h svit y v ...doi i i% hi . ei 'sod *sir eenotheg Its * wirrrY Teak lent 4 . 1 1 . - bilt4intrisket - Ile elidsl6.lllt4oo9. l lPrs. w 0,0 1.0 ' I dwironw * itlis ward a the eity, Wirt with isteshillstle of Yee ISOM 'Ming. iformilaigis, - iMre dui Mme'sh• _...... .. ..........,-------.....e . ..... . • ? . 1r . . ANILIMAwFTINV.—On the arrival here of the nits of the Bill against the Queen being relinquished, ri t e greatest rej , sit ink cotnnten-ed, and continak until a very late I .ml.: hells ring;nc, the hand play. jug, with the large , t bonfire Lloort ever ee here, fireworks, &e. The Free Ramos and Inhabitants of Dover toet on Monday. pursuant to a Requisition, entered into a series of Kes,.lntions, condemning the late proceed. ings against the Queen, and adopted. an Address founded thereon, congratulating her Majesty upon ha t si s onal triumph aver her enemies. The Fret Barons of the Cinque Ports, contrehending over, stand prominent among those to whom ancient wage has assigned a spe!•ial service and attendance at the tam, nation of the hint. 'their sitosation on the coast w formerly a post of danger, only to be tilled by_ spa f t approsed courage and loyalty, and their deisejannti of the present day emulate the spirit of Ark kolti sof hardy ancestors. The Reirdutions of - Miteff Ines siti 4 be duly appreciated by their fellow-subieete. PRICE. OF ISTOI lili TINS DAY Vl' ONE CreivOClE. Bank totock In.lia Stock MS fed ell 3 per Coat. R&. 3114iff Miro Bonds 465. Wt. pi. 3 par Ct. Cons 611fil Old Annvitlos 111 per Get. n i 1 Ex. Rllla id. 41. ie. pal; a per Casts. Sail nittO Cont. 1 , -. 3pe Ct. Navy leblif Mantas is dia. ton, Ans. 17f 1346 1 con. for Meese( Con. MU .• % kap. S per Cent. Ana. , lent. Tickets W. I. "i . E. EYTON. Stook-Plsekrr.. . • T kteItiffESPONDRNTN. 4 • If oar Correspelklekt ist etasgow will Saran , as with the Name or the Agent or Newsman who forwards " Tux STATES'S/VS' (EOM londoo, immediate etteattea shall be paid to his representations. Our Correspondents of Trowbridge an.l elsewhere arfli. Yr gratified to learn, that the portion of telethons, to which they refer, Will to feign be IMO steteadeti. •