The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-27 00:00:00

~i I I . 1 I I • ' i . I I / 1 $ , 1 \ k 1 ' / 1 I 1 ‘l l i k 1 I 1 1 i , ( I f 3 kV I ii I ! , l I , s 1 ; t Ft: 41 ,i 1 • i, I :.x~.~~ try/ if• - :!‘. 11. 'i l i r • • - c 4PEriexce :,',.' •• - '`Coleilaitidifbak the rtiat p! , :,- •••• ': ,( cifflifig, of be, 1 1 6 *•4 111 v1IPI Wolof. !Orilla& • • fer'llitild hie speech. eft • •e.iiidence of Ilajocebi, • internal evidence of . •I) it gbikfliably t'siwriete ‘ 47:4 7 1k elfli laiaalii - ablist ''. principil ie sty Au _ ispeetiog toiaet s Mills qegard 104 all tituagb it had. T(,. atett. aid b e d s, 'end liattaief to the diegnsting tales same would equally milt s• Dewont, s.irmii, s i sal , oftleirinhennaitis? For the liorrour of t ugland, I tu„a e tn, a ll o f w h oi ii tl io u la t o scooted h,i n s o • att. ', lkipe•that lists conduct origioateslrtnia their natural and not at the court of Justice, and rendered incapable of eYer of-' Pt"P. l "it,' 100 ohs mitt and meanness, f-r•ag testimony hereafter. He next lavertitsi to the lnli i ga 6" of an r one that h.aa" ale lia " °. of E"g cejaese, of that passes' , after her Royal itickite is• IWhosain much leis he who area a -the C. °tem.— went 0111 hoard die !volute. .And. he entreated Hirt' , ; One cireomstatice. h beged to bring under their Lordship* .114 to forget, that Ito had a right itilsa,lLortisliireconsiderat for it wv.114 oortaiely be th e ir Lordships before the (Jaren of England entered the pulaCre, ioarked by the other side. Her )lajest)'s adviser.. . ehe was unstained, unspotted, rineuntausitiated—free 1 144 .. 1 I"" protlisceil the l'ountess Oltli, Ilergausi, from every breath of stoppirion. .41thirogli he thtlitifiti arrinout's si,tcr, or young Austin. It was not hi , Learned Friend, on the opposite side. bad gm riklitylle t "fr` lt Y. to •• do '4O •; for. as , stain had not been to:oose it as:, fart, heacknowledged and ,n-ould just). Pr'Ye'ttwas itwas hot orcessary f mor them_ to establish fy Vergami tleepinz ill ftW tentwitlihrr Haisalltigliness.• i.."lookriire.„ , Ilesides, hail time, person heeti call 'ln could %hew that there were good and sothcieet I ede., . they . 11 : 1 .01 11 01 . iltive hreit loci by • •Ille übset re3sesns fir iteesslstars sleeping itssnit deck. h woo i trattloot that" they Were per mu, in the seivice of her a i4issol, " to tn il is a tent .it was in set the ; waists.; Majesty, and attaehell to her. and Were therefore us. of the ship, rxtcreling newly ever the whole ileek e sssout : %a ‘ rtht. of creti ( l"‘ and if, therefore, any obserettni ‘alliioriell with any ran. or regialority.—nut calculated, tia6"hi. be i "t„altie'sa hi ti" it n o t railing of lis s it si ..ara,•l to delude pereotis ale were on the isotside, tier to "L'''''s he hvggeti Owl it 8 1;4 1 0t• al'u ;he ou ! hail it in the evidence of toe -Milan. Commission had hot cxaminevr ' Sill present introtiont 'lhry I.ientettants llownant and Firms, that it roultl• Ih . " ij , 114 Ili V.ll or tics Crave". al'imu; ll thrY weri ll • ea-sly d,its the night by simply drawing aiitio 10'th 111 It a l y 4°. the time and within rite reach ai l the canvas. In the next place, airoidirtg to the • the I rtwit"i""`"'• 11.11 t the evidenc e of these gentl' , t .id„„„f p otort. , ; . the , ‘ , wec „,„„ tmot ) y two men men. ins the initodnetion of the . ir names into the rid- i • at the helm, besides ten sailors on the dei:k. and Lire,. ulster ut.i hat l'otousission.ototild hare hurried too atreog •• Ilrlymthhaseir within noir feet of the trot. liViieresletretian a rirsitrast to that of the persoos who hail brew lit aril 'Ras so briposslide to , be athilleil. Ise woithl ask olsethet at that bar in onsport of the proirentiou. The it era* ronisisteot with awe ordinary rules of inferenee t xi- 1 • • • ha d .-. : ° ...Isias • tontitissutts been supported by wane troy{ presonie that ad oltir boll WOO; comMitteil in that '•. intuition z whirls ? Why • .her Majesty remote to t h e whirls htme‘i men wowed have ahrnak t seed Le arch* : ••. v i ~, if melt•an ieterriarm. had existed, when ell, that he aoleiuitly believed the whole of these pro : b y ti .„,,,i n i, r 1,1,,,,, in h er „ o bi ts, ani i , D erxam i reeding , origitratetl its the hosest and fotiilest of all Its the dining. tweet, every facility . %Val ; afforded e""`Pirmlev- He "'stymied titer" ":16 not 4 "Eli • tor carrying it on without tie• chasten of detection? , paint itii'm rv"ierollur'z etislettee which bad nut befit -E.hilit upon sleek, one such an arecideut as that whirls either relit:ril or i•milaitiril. Ile iniflured their happetislti4-411e coast of l'arainateia,--one inch an aril- lotilliiltitia to trcieli the sitna•ion and die character ilent as that 41VA - sir-Au 1 7 1yhts'i entering tliefen t, must have -. of 'Wlit i t "„, s „o is't. n , isle ac. aril es! before. A re lie. ' n „, m i t wo to pcolv . t i o , ~,, fi.„,„,,the nwe id,,,,,,,t i ns *, prirseciitilin got tip on the evidence of di!ifllfliftl OM of a drunken sailor ? r ARO the evitleoost of Lieatenant eantl, and •in•wisich the witnel.r. weretirsl and pad ' ittprorkian it appeared that a Ifilsesbin could not have lier• for whole nioiitlis by the prosecutor. Snell lilt immeshed a d 1: the ditties of flifil a 301104.14.1 i. . •Pe %holds' no eltardeterio lose ur ponislisitent to feart for they hail . s . . , o de ~,lii i1tri:....4. that tbr enemies of this' Queen rather ‘ c • t .. .- . . t'! It bore riling, to ads host frail kve of t i e .. had a 10r:trio-al promise of imponity in the Escape of ••• - atert : .stng h er , wool h ave a d m i re ,/ bee, • e nor atr e . IttiSfutli. • " lte I . :egged 'to thank their Lordships fur • •.;'. - laud . firmness its exposiug hereett to slit 'lancers i the iiittisfgiiit heating they had giros Mss, after their 'et . aueh 3 iitaactilol. The Learneditor l or lifreslito 4 eil I Patience w re st hate horn aireatit iti Itverrly cterri,ell,, t ' .. eVvi n rdi n4 rr ine*nsisteneY leash e°lltradirftm" of !. o pinv 7 floi c 'tit . lesion said, lie rr%igheil 'hi. Illosstrions , ''.r evidence of 3lnjoi•Clsi and Ihraroni rysketih4 . llset iii ~,a • ' ha ., 4.,.( 1 / ;, I . I ; ; 1 Oh. %Vitro I'atorxii INA, Of the act 4444 . 414 g *ono : --""- rr: . o 44 th 61 . `'i Lc h ope ". revrivilig, 1;4 , t • ta d ec k, ii r k i t said /bat others thigist bate '*seen, it if ~4ltatiOeiley. Ant Vick *tern and sect-reit jit,tice. . . tl , e' had looked, far it was in ri le even i n e• unseen vi al $ View Iltairtoraldeoulinosisit had elowlutied, Mr. were taking the freoli•ait. ' Thew-love her .111stiersy nritsi7eltstroleawlllll.l..el**Aly Loots, I here dims her 31a ,, et inso-thetitue whets otse half of thin erciV'iterr•upisti..iiiormence.' t -.. i . . • • .• deck in ßeersisitV, awl two thrift's of the paosengera for id' 'elitife lital t „ : iiiid 'cid, that before thin ?rtes llanse' tileao fur exhibiting inch grosily indexint coattail. *lota il••e, be isegired tit refer th ir hor.lshipit tis a l'i•ere was One charge, of a nature whirl, be billeted 1. , '.e unheard of to air court of juiitice previotis to thi s is stirs- of motion he had give.' far Ilse pro I .ac:iou ails* ciakt aeld..ona whidaisant ad ilisaid a criadoal clamp. a s •de • liiithetwet• the 1111 Les Commission. Utt go asmilit 11, A r u m!. of awy cotttitry whates rr could proifoce.. Atri- - tiiiiitilic • .... 'ge thought it 4siiiitl not he neceiiary ' -t roold I- • - ' - :ray .._ thus (had ! what ( lie said to the foill 4 ;willle : • 1111 ". 4114 1.0aV I lle'illi ? '441146111 11 of idly witnesses , not even of 1."'• ' '' •rodv took into her send, I', a preflolin in a h a w station, hue • ~. 4..• •_24:74.. , * .: -• • ' aka MO itemeset, aid therefore he ^tmid withdraw dlr.:. sh,. etulniilly raised hire (rams that stating , ninsiscon.... s t e ..ig n i • : 41 4 L . ,„. . i . • . . id ,_ enak . sallett. sew.e a • positions coo or •,. . fe!red upon bins the • loosing of knighthood! . . , alteal ; . ..=,,;:_- . • , . ..sr ' no* est enter one s was no importunity of showing • e st.: s tam of an order whisk she herself ball created. •.:. . a • • • i• • ' the diserepoirg, , ems them, lay railing witnesses in t' : nit this s.i.ilatioss sof the perltegative of God ;molt- , , ..• • who, 'awl ('anal knows *hat. how was it pol•sihde Altai 1 '4 co et r ietion.. nr , . , .-.., t i ,.... cen i t i u g er any thi ng. , i n f . x ,. 044 . , uf r tii 4t ;, 4 ,,,?....., ..The.lluTe thes . 4l4,llprheg a ai r narter past 3) adjourned ' . 'Vier 'warned Ihwtor then related the ;attention of theitc t until to.toorreet...;. .-'4" 7 . , ..........X-.1.-.... • ' ' 4 1 ral , laips to the evidence of Schiarani, and the rains - ' . ...-.. --- •• er,lioarr story of tier Maslen at the Villa el'Este, it here. iis7 .11. 1J E."i77' s,i .vani-E us T 9 ADDRESSES. oo ;ratio.: into the chamber of the I/fermi. be saw flee •••-.41,110 nand in an inherent pnstnre with the Princess; •het on • To the, .%eldriss e trons the laliallitaittsof S.. Orange's, L irig ;v ita,' how the Prioress's dollars werelibreal, be • m a tiby r i. sual ii e . .: •. . , .. . • &AA, he reuesioest so churl a time, that it was tieettrusildr :•,. r haer ' dn . r4 iiii i , nnilli r net i„ n i n ri „ re i r i„ or thin ti tall. What would their Lordships tbink..a . 'I I M/V"..'" I `Trank, Viol, Soot affertionate Ahalress from the !nbalei. p.a. , into the Palace. without hesitation. trams - . aaf the- aat ., ' %merge, liar ....raight op to the bed-rooms breast, il i r .bunt ten or eleven se" • vidence of 1144, Ise was so . s. -ors Ire had so ably aleses a.-.,ar anal said. that themosnent lirreavni, who *tarns' tift. slid . asked him, what do you Ca out liernated, von must excuse many men at woik ; and utile work. Dot there' was 'mai the swimming nestch, at the to his story. the Princess'irlsiwel matrh, anal took Bertrand to • ptasrc *elected. Wei 0 Mil! . aepth. There was no 'lanes* this, at least, shessid he considered • • Prioress a prudence. Really.. ti ' Lordshiptalifting'in that !Timm. runtime ' hearing inch minds, co nsi alered a nlitlllllllllolliinaty aisailielilitiraeir . almatit tiorgol Ina hired Malt , • . alanre of orbit+ their JAwal'lliPs /dr. Craven. sod Vasasele. ins ta robed it pretty aeanrataly. , wisuilit 'Wally hate al,apportsai strictly lay Kepler drnicrostrat . . •thit.hlr.. Bilious had seat And if their Lordship stolid piecction. they sniglet get j, cirri* pereeers.—(A, laugh. ..n tie* Baron* anal the feast t aat.the ll:arrived. Herbed told' . ; many poises in the Tate should keep his word I but so,moterial a nature that be Pr teen- called their Lordship . ' .virrunestnuce of thleciaten ll'Endr . .. there *as owe conelosioo it , to. It was thbo t . hat either ji • o o d, or tie win of the .• .. haunt shitotioshie Mtr atu tt. •-• ,-. itosoril be We Wiwi .- • :•. , ...tio‘o postalter -So evidoire loagilltabt ohs*. Oho I'4o b ... j, l owerol a .that goat Oink t to hi 4.., sl;vnillOwlirs . JA. , .I.l,rtuf ...fti..,it 4.4“. t r pow • - le:Atooto ''' e n 1/04 • !Sitio - • 'Vie * • 00* ,- f Aida 41 *willviWilt •• b : ,, ..a tat. dit Alai 1141Willithor fa iks.•!••tis# delleiallaal aVW Otttotty ostato.rao ittlhttmotri mom. I. _ . false and frivillbus !stele:wee, be allowed to leave "%gland', as well tit escape the penalty of their 'per jgries, Ft• to prevent the detection of the higher con spirators. This prediction has now begun to be yeti ' tied ; aid the emissary Milstein is not to be fortll i coming, any more than the emissary Fletcher-so ' this notorious Fletcher, one of the titinisterial rase imfietirrers of seditious placards, for the purpose of i:implicating 'the reformers. Although Sir Robert Baker, a magistrate, liberated this delinquent witlontt •17til, and refined to take any means for apprehending We are assured by the modest Secretary of State for • foreign affairs, that it is seandalours to suspect minis.' tors of being in understanding with such a miscreant, Weer n o r ministers in understanding with the mis creant Ildwanls, the miscreant (Nicer, the miscreant Reynolds? Will any other than mix-remits perform their dirty work ? Were they not notoriously and by their own acknowledgment. the employers of. these worse • fltan asennains ? II as Fletcher, or has he not two sows in situations under governissesit, .Ind in expertinton of prosnotioa ? Conk! any indivi deal, excepting forth,. support of the system, of which Ministeis are the worthy agents, have any possible motive for an-quoting to excite sue b tuiseasonable movements of the people, as wmalel give the e ant Ipieles to statesmen fresh pretexts fur using military violence Mr. Denis trlbyets, indeed, assures us that lee has tr4t received his sinecure office from the present Mixi seers ; aml he aloes this with as tomb gravity, as if he dial not comprehend that he is in the set-vice of that system, of which they are the agents and that Isle anal their interests are tousequently identified. The llinisters, it is poaaihir, do not pay their emit. saries of this deser'ption in money. 818, if by uplooMing misrule, or discomfiting reform, whirk are convertible terns., Mr. Denis tEltryen prevent the loos of his sinecure, and Mr. Fletcher, Ajax Franklin, alias Forbes, can procure pninnitiota for his sons, or other eqnivalents, may nut these motives .operate skit a more direet remuneration.? .12141 is a thing the less tree, because name .ilember of :ldwitfistration.asserts it to he false? Have the pablie forgotten the tale of pure fabrication asserted by a certain person, the reading of the riot act three times, and the unhorsing of su many Magistrate-, in the per. I formulae, of that elut!,', on the never to he forgotten ti.ty 4.f the Nlaraeliever stair ? This person talks tou r of the o irkedness of the times ! low wicked, ta find faith with No N i mutts a person as Sir Robert Baker, for delib.wately vittlatinz his duty and allowing to es.eape! Mr. ;Arnie too, thinks it necessary totems wink:tn. with the Boat. Office before he will grant a warriat for the apprehension of Mr. Desk tEllryes, whoa' he 1,4 kworts fur thirty yeas*. . Is it, then. to depend upon the trill and pleastsmoof the head oil the police, whether a peneem-aseastee-, Vettneteleetich motto be appreheided, under the thin runt of a Magistrate? Are we•conse to this peel?. This rcipvetablr gentlesisair, 111 supporter or thi ep as they are, a virtuous siweettrist, *howl him known fur thirty yews, it is impossible be could have liellmr may thing wntng. I moat first enquire at the lisisslw U 't but, I have an objection, withont any enquiry. to• give ton as many warrants against poor bills dickers as yon please: or to fine them from 5/. Id fur each imputed olfenie and as it Is impossible they should pay it, to treat them with a due period of imprisonnOnt. This is the way the aatellites of corruption enema anal defend each Other. Hie principals. al the Hide °fire, Mire a goutl tfosrarter of Sir Robert Battle; Sir Robert Baker gives a good character of a eertaint Mr. II illiams ; Mr. Williams gives a good character Of tads Siolvuoutli • X. :-- •-, - - . 4 •-•• .--le. - .0-.4l , 4oPosiostzfc.r.:. r.-4.-./,-74rz•-v_lx..=w - -. .; : L •14 tikas4a- ~...A. A .,--.L4 1- --- - - 7- •••••.------- -' • r • •• • • - - • ---- - .. t•-. 4.- . 4.4—.••••,---40.agtz,:wf t eryrrist-iff ikt - rte• -- • • • • -" .. .. .• • • _ -,.ft" —' • ' .• • ‘.. ••,: 2. t t HIGH WATER AT I.ONIPI lIRIIIOR riosseass it pein 1.1.111 I; NT. '• :I .11;4 1 4asitig . . pipit* tp,1?*41,411 ti,:_Aft!iciiioP4o l , l .). •- • /. • -..,:,• ~. e• 'at . ' ‘", .? ' , •I Ire. ....' Mornng. 14 atanall..-Errsing. IS ads. One . :L 'I ''t flirkileile.4 l o, kr: 1 4 Precteg! t it- M IL 14 f • . . .:. ae , co ... ..., ,-..... ~‘„t . __................ ___ .Pitli'lt Of WPOCK9 Tlll9 nST ketke/.01:14 ( 7 17 . ',. Zr - nia Quitex. 1 .. A • itibi aokwil 1 atd "K • 4 i .II nut. Ai . lir* gi 1S P: 1 . • . . . ... , ...41:. 0 .. SAPiI tell; . Itirrl" •• •4! . o• ot . 4 .. • k ag y.f• .•:• . >, t. h ..t• 111"6".1.1r4Wteeee r Its4te k i lr e . infslesse ii•planu i anti awl tlorir Lnirleb iin Dever !..0..... w .re5k ow oat *ay asemee ... t i ~..,- ~. . •' -. • Baol)ifirei '111:N NS ladle Iltosi • •-.- . o .. . . ... , • ••••• 0,. . O r. L imn tfis . ** l ); •. t .%' 1,0,4/ pronut4c A vertilrt o w .?It Or)? saw tech wick 4 Tiot dacumiru sy Ataikwitbarraltriek — I '74" 1 i t•tteeitt 144- MS rAttia Mande 161 tic ps. • -- 1 " a . --- ' ' ..... We • - lieffrt: b nevi in mulct wituriorl rime fur . masa , A IL II Win. Voir. On 096 Old Insetting°, enersopiwaquartrz-pas4a o .ol.. -- -. vne ! FT 1 ,....f .._. .. -.: „ . ; • , ... 1 '' '• •.'' ' '' '' 7 • ' ''' • '''' "el Prtd••• 7 1 11 ' Isl. Rine SC is. 3r. M. M. . . Ike Impit.by remorntipt••••%l ‘ ;l. Arliff,VlNF*.e/ 1 9 t° w . ttnittuu titres I T ILI t ei f ue. l •8111.—al l n admitiif my preerilint titteru," I ha,* 're : ! t p r i rp i l l k i. Neyv alp ihti tt o - Wry Earsi.• • t.- - be be said, comm i t/ 4 , m ~._. " ;us r e.. yyu ; :t l. thos the riulairtit '(sum rlar Learn . Osmium llf 410. eon. e...40mm GI 061 Low. Tickets !11, Ito. Peiili t rY l i th a ii . t .; .1 t _ ; ,. 116 . 1 11 1 1 4 1 21 1 : 41 1., f rie l A t i 4 7 )..l iV r A 3 4 l l l : 4 ;l ll l; 44) if g i s tri a n iftA rip *"t irlltit t y r •tu s' uf br th i li n t sp li esti "" ; . e° , ll4l .l lll eLiPi tell _t i . ) ;_r i irr Y:;_ t ere . t ... t .tll4l t_kel . tbe e. 44l .. o " . l : l : oll6, hfra.leewittilift.l::..e""fintleht, in the 1 le".l4"llAPltilli.C.ll.el7l7:Pree. ,~ it ~. -~ _. -.. • •••• 1 1 , . . , , : • : ? • : gotattchnan. wir."l,l "TN, 5T4711111411" if I Veal STATESMAN." LONDON: 'Rums rreeme, ot4owse 11. We stop the pm" to amnonnre, that Mr. Ihteettfts has sultlressed the Havise, 'feting, that he had jog ►recited letters of Ositorstit to some of the liessel e l4 e( her Royal Higboase t attempting to sabers thews l c commit perjury. STOCK-ENCII.4YOI, M o d, The Funds left .4r yesterday aftersooa stal e heavy. Consols for the Account having closed 4t 671 for the account ; hut this muds( they rallied and were done at 601, and 6sl tor mosey. whirls are now abuse the prices t this was airing to the visit of Priory l'olicao to her Maims, whirls plAisly indicates that in the event of her being &visit. ten, there will be a cosaiderable rise is the Visas, real on the contrary a censicfcraMe fall. The ATTORNATAIIIINSIIAL, on lloatfay lye, err Rewders will recollect, took occasion' ar state, at to Bar of the House of Lord', that as a charge had Ws brwsght against the authors of the peweiag premed ings of a conspiracy to suborn witnesses, he wished, with the view to repel the charge, 'lea to examlue Culvuel IlaotrlE, who was the rersoo Most aspersed. 1 The ntousewt the charge was made, he stated, he thout:ht it was his daty to lead fur Calomel Illatswar; and a nu...stager had accordingly brew dkspotehesi Cot hits. "it world be some little titer," the ATTO It. sect-MINI:IR AL added, ." before the Colonist eight arrive in this ecantry ; and he had therefore to ask their Lord‘hips' in.lol;ence I. postpone the ease anti 1 'his arrival." This request was opposed isy the Cemwei far the QccEs ; and the I..ta to l'itaxest.t.oa observed, with a candour that asanot he forget, that It mar the ,sluty esf the AT-101i X 17-OENEAMt Ili • sake ffis application, and it was also Iba •Saty of the Learned 1'0un44.1 on the Mutt r 0115..; go -pr. at. The Aftry *W*-*r A• rolutiTAlMPte.4l. w. quested, was, it vim likewise br remembered, is the suggestion'of At eniNcrt.t.on, eventually re fused, becamee it would have been as iniaatioe to the QVIC EN ; and the whole of title Proceeding bad their pearance of beittg •eiceedingly Lir mat} fraud. That the foothill of the . oaruceta.olo otve 1,. on the tireasion hy his habitant annaelentioes saetiw i. apparent; blliw2b !hat of the A7TOMXlll4hiltlll it may be asked, correct Ilad that Loomed &MO man at the time be applied to the Hesse of Loh for de!ay,, any oecseion l , curl a ineosengei to NI hr Was there say otentioo Is say " it woothl be mime time before Colosel . llltect emild arriie in this country lied. •blid arrived In this NM". Learned t >ettglettmo s s sr 14.•Envire, is Foists( week. past, at No. 4i. and ass or was not,* 'lilted a itit the fart? rota have been apprisrdi for a ammo imatritt that the applicatioa sal MOM than a jtab. 'hour a suppovition sato all the partlescoortme 4 obtain satishoimy ti• must sn,yetail Ottlttphtho 'ma rox, in &AM d of the ilooss of Usk eirestatiosa arisioir kit Ul Mottle ex•ropies ut Ham:aims and Mr, Dr 1 of argument sti of roarialogi or , pregtoller, the moot favuor illustrionselieot. comiort thif porm.o tofinsestigationita r anti so far Imo IWO' abettors:. or takes a eireAmt. we hoar set lick VI boa Roe of thew sewiisateftt, The uoly tiaik-Se, -Olio* 0 ketrik.. r rrateris • at PP- line llllfifilte dinvi ~...., {{a~• }4 IfiN..f. ~•~ • .. thont am' hesitation.' walks tants :if ilte7Pari . .l4l St. (letup., Ilanever.square. ...E. 11 IMAM. ;OMV. V. 11/Ing * 6 ..,.. - R .....• ......... •` . ••• 1 "Fleteber; Castlereagh laidsSishuoutlhattelSidnissuth, of cuissir! ilsww)s " "ct"anY. orris 11 41. t he I l l'imliss'si" 111 1 f 1"urS" . 11'hile I htive a•twart in •,,y breast, and that heart o'clocit, and then, by Inc Iwo- beall with the enerittee of r h o . or. „bit e t0,.,,, ary r e t a in s I r.OnrSO, laulaCastlereaglt; the Chancellor lasolevFowell ; several Jays previous to the Lear fortoo•oo 3,1 t" "4s u l° : Oi l y hold o n my twain, 1 van ttiwer he unmindful of the l and Powell lentil his tn•hle distilled perjatersßastelli, pliestion ? Has os h a s not, Col. I les" ibril : and hr sivePt few- : . ;iiisgolai gnu it disitsterestedoesev and affection, M a pp e d, and c o . Yet , the politic, such is the wicked- sent he ispeet4l thenspor'ho 11• S VI. •. fart, been living for these tlrree in with objets the penile have supp o rt er me spinet the n e s • of toe age, as the Foreign Secretary* , feelingly waves,." l64 ,„indsEr s i s r m , ass ': whole power of usv rtienii , '‘. I i,theipeopls• load felt Sleet% th . i t r. d t et „i tt fot ., v ;,_ Coulson hotel,. liroul.st rert ; mei p 'sc.'s, are not ispose to gre mere e was" ' Ile a ns wer" .', (°• kills mei; et reat• shield of defence ;should I hati.4 hsti ~ 4 P ie s 's' "s"• 'lt Ire , ali great 7 ' agaio4t the malignity of My allrrr.nriest if the at 1 r.tru!y or intevity, to three respectol4cs, in euntritlie. ATTOIXIII.UENSIIAL cell *quail tiles I eel money, tet.y tfer't : bud ow 4, 4 ." „„ r ,,,,,•,,f 4 ,11, r‘erte ,th, m y thse e s e s • L o w I lion to the evedeure of their sensor., than to a poor That the Loon t'aexcettou rods! other Eirrnii""iwet l'aoolYs • ro i l i a t that politic opinion have keen eseitssl, will has i bill-snleker. Alr. Conrtenay. however , feels la ier.el ir o f the oce a rr ea ce , we ca nnot tot 11 " i s"' °l4 '"""'' A Z i s l r ' ll , * g proven •atrh a g*C"ritY to•IIIP• an4'lllol a "111.,. a t; [happy Ist nectarine the title of popular opinitus to he 1 It would hi-, floss, to suppose that ritioll I° l'AV‘ . . 4 1 " 11 1" . ". 11 .2 . risen:lies ': lam conviserst that, if they pirit filth.. le 1 gni u o n th e tarn, its favour of these Worthies, anil to arcompany her ;•aust .1111.. ,i.1 e ,1 Io V jilt ever-tittls, hall got erected melt., r rt el , ~,g oi „„t the Qitern % and kr, no doubt, lautws to see the refusal had been nothing u' stfctat, a feet am . ban in iteeorl i s ogat ,o, t thelo wero ilog aggressiencof t nnvi 1 the I ll er o f I°4" drowsed , as ,s_ s! my rights a onlil, f ire t have teen taken awe ten tine, when the will once more have the prin. This would have bees to hart's:Jul ge of uttering palpable falsehoods, *idioms chance Injorkins to the character of silt .°° 4 4 4 ered. a Iselin."' rf,. l 7e with those older nation.: If a eleutsististo is r at i v'. ffir rsr ''"" sstarire 91 I"rir in thisemustrv, the basis will lw !alit in the des t t f being believeil •in the elide; but till we ran of !Ouse, for in slays • a whole el s e - lof the t2"ern- 1 1.0 111 tilfro eau hr destrtsied w .!, shosha hans'elto Rep litiree of Ike Peo i rk saki ails, would, in after agn . tie -Admit othee-trefirithl3l (*AI tiv.ili . r ,'' , sit again bare they msstated, without uttering a men- ewers to one epteatione, we must ii .444 """" s "" s e r A kit "'-' n ° - 2 t r e i tnsirs are the friends of arbitrary porter, Int tens., upon the distresses of the people or *the weans of as to the conduct of the ATTWINK Mahomet, and tit:, celebrated. nic e • are the friends of Minty: . 1 siships has' heard an news•ls.— wer , et .„, 4 . „,,,,,..,,,,„ 4 0 4 .t r sy id pot to r d ti4 O 4 7:7,:: oor iaj o r t t e •• • alleviating them; spite satisfied in their consciences, The exertionsof Poet". LESilei 4 if th..t. can ive an o o ourtatilty to the genius of evil, , and others liml alaraely sir people and the Piano: • h.etrights are their rights; slid 4 whirls Lore n ever the ' i nation, to devise the means of the Qt•KEN yesterday, at the bar lil Italy. Hut tlie•r Lordships their freedom is her seyerrity; cotopieting its projevis of destruction, without their corresponded with the expestatiso 'Flosrt'suilY of isidgioglit(. as • Ti the .Isltlre•s •feetin the !tessera Societies. Arti. Earthier nisi. Oh; the itu • •ulates. Istration. Fur Ile atuitestosal -‘lll4, and 'tither. luhabi:auto of the Pity of Noir:Saran': - , . if teputation, and from the nob In the neva . a time, the t. pper t . net, as it were Kit for him. —t.l lang4v.)-7-: -° I eorstislly thank the menslwrstif the several Iteneed instil wish to have a closer in. , Societies, tlw Artisans. awl the What Jithalli , a ill s the tisentninitorn persereres, with insonitableiettllantry, A I thetask ofvetting Ml' •iin at defiance. The hp loaners! Friends, Mr. ilaisenaJ Li m .lows t o th e H o u se in city of NY IV Ssruoitr this loyal anti, . wee 4. . •to I - t . rn ir opt, I M I A N • His " ii dd h r . : s il " c ::: A e l irect fall o trg h .) ,_ll 4 . next 4 . ~,, 4 „ eutr d - tip's?: Tb 4. ?villein Y ollolirvolrootAft . ,,i .... •Liaro"ot• rrtinarity of the I haterellur, and of some sillier Lents. c otinenee ;au ' , melon are thorniest leas My sinfrifeed .. i . : That , wialsinv rigidly to adhere to the forms of the e•sastrts ever y m h o ' on ,li ve ami o f pnlolics ass that was given at t h e time, .• • •,proletple ii snore ilia . li any ether ti A • I C IP. . P r°4ll " le iieloiv; an:l in referring constantly to the Joshres of H e • 4 ,„ rroo t on , re , peet i oz hi s in n old their Lordship! til Pre were the happi wok ., a ic slion ki w i ; sod .' .. ~ it „ mot .0.0 . , ved. e rourtsi in respect to prot tugs whic hhair . . . I.***"l.l Pa" user. Hr :.,'nit so g.c2.4411). Ilili t 'lM4l ' 1411. trtt. '' 4 - 4 6". llever hatl tfieir parallel la any cook, either above tor 111 " re the character and conslort , lit t h ere were some po.ht, n. 1 o....wrty.as apgisrs tar fer i ait . g.,. :,.. .. ar - o , ~.., p .... • 4 orrh; - n r ikp' y i,... - , below, is pas;ing i • strange. ' neither wish it to be be. Per*Onage have been thr'suNert Dr!' he cooldnut overlook thesi4efinsset . Ise if . si . tr-t . !l . 7_B, l _ ll 7l .. : .,. . o : tut r sitleprodn '' • t ' i ilevett•tbat tlwir object in this is to Yaeln .-tate tier dist- iuterest ieg they hareappestreeit 2C ordesisip's attention en At t e r. l . o4 ... " ,, iOr n itu!lT' " r " r " ' 1 h of p I es tr p ote. (In th i s pottt " . . 1 i tt • . ; ‘' . llre t ..rg frttnt.l.'intr,e In ha the P. i /merry of tenth': Ire theirlotrdshipss.ehitilly tWrlniled i pg a t h e p „hii 4 .h av i ug any ab a te, I the world anal so oldilr•IT fi" l " 3 "wribed 1 14' 4 ' as a tonseher fen Exeter dreamt, it was Isupsossild. not Iacono: • cis 4f Ili/tal i % Iset . the t.sottolv : .•sf . it yos :—. see. Barbara liratur wail r‘ri . " s art tor e ut,“1.41 i ..10 . .1t05• 11, 1 1 _ i ansl i nffec , Si_ o .. n . a L te_ i• witty within the limits ni their OKI little select t h e G ran d 1:,,k, hail t u m . A „Ashlers. frop . r e t . .t or swittetepa aolitormoitiotta in the 1 Fet. ito tose . to memo the Anhwei , whirls they on ,. stag, of the nrurrediogs to "vrbk (. Wills 11. Either of these twitt,4pr. ,{ ) :sll*h aT_ , 1" 1 ,4 4 .' r.A.rvY a " - 4 - • i s , ' " . or i • ibla pertioaciry, 'tow to tier thtMic inning, - s o t atassnrer torn. The inilmen4 st, • r enirtinener• Its Well, ~r04 4 .' j.0 . " ... 1 , 1 1 e -s?"7. We r o ti rm i s o T o o tte - - - rws oho , gt;'-' srti a ir •01 Olio elsendryv loaf the whole civilised worts! -:. mei now confused. This only It al teekhanre Of Evan!". '' "691!P•rrrr:_i -It i`c • ••• • 77- i ii' Ca% •-° ',HQ' -.Z. " . '. 6.4 ' therm nimbler. thei matte in salts lootings, and fi rmer o f i s ,igi t er. reek.. We fin ii leo su route Letwits!whit 111 1 -; PrJ ll s 4 ,s"____,elf!"!!'!o%- 111 *... !AT ).Al." nrelt•ti• Pr. 04.6 soak fiIfSWINOT grip rveraitlit ' inert* like tore late :,• In the % reddifirs. With, Wiiik- L imp „, lo ; ; "A i r hta eo s teets iii• bey. if 161 * laid ** l " I "fit !""liT" ' 171111 -. . _bit' it tswi sieDiw . su Jr , t gut ," ar Arts* a mum. -Pler•eXii 4 , osip u v d I . . 0 „,„ 1 ., , ,1 Wh„ ..' h warren c is . r,sans_k . . ~...., . es . pcotaneste4l . . s . . ii,..... „ ... ....... e 0 6 0 , m." 1110 4 46 1., 1 A O h other than . the e utinkt`tweri t ifigritilesq.lss!""P r eZ si Tri e . .. W L-_a•_ llM4 ay •"or. t -tower of god, iir•hommrs«..44l4ttptkitifiakvill ' ... r. -- stows them fetrawa*,.4l7l.,',literinlft9llPlisVt s _l,:rig! 4 , ^will? 4t airtre Is. Forts t.," ownows_eh es are A r trippis a m_ g o _ t h e w, a t fish mmgeoin: . iiresti 01 ItiiilPAJi ' i . / 00,110-__ piece e . **wiyeg t . .4kltor %Pr.. 1 -r.• . ; !Ir ma*, e t iq ,, i , a„„ it h r... r.. ",,,,, , p i t y. • now. .40 .1 „,! - .. 4, e t i t c . e l7, h r eveyer. , •W*oisi. • its ) 1104 AV . ~ . weir ... • • . v tti zi:s ." . 4g.ii i esm iloss P e r i ' 4 4 1 ~ !I.* thiss. sext . o so hr. n "Pm Avt l o l httr , golor ~ _ . Lisimiry .4ll" rwiwidd if".. ..4 46lll4 :6l6e , . )1 1;:fir.," --', sia ikopv iselit 140 0( ref e Wilo" Illitter*lftfe . " s oht liek gas I,lg, t ies the se x 4o gss - tin ft . w line int f a ii.ol i 'VI° I woo to stow I thin itt.orns sr t * Yennorfsd welf•serilla. • agnst stet : - IL ' :et ".s.'te t .s %,,,,,. ,‘,.,..., , - I, • -__ , ,•••• • -, .._,~ . _~„ . b