The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

AdV.IL INTELLIGENCE. . DIAL, SIM It—Arrived end sailed for the Meer yesterday, his ilisjesty's ship Howl. from Pertsemeth.—Ceme dew n frees the RA it sailed, the Lady Ford, for Teemilre; Gress, for St John's, New Bresseick ; iodise. for she South Seas ; Rise. loresah sad Jupiter. fee Sierra Loewe; Calypso, for Neefirendiand; end Kraperer Atosseder, for Ma. deira.—Artived sod sailed for the Riser to.day. the Marsh. Richter. free. Jaineise.—.Arrived sod re. solos, the Diadem tramper., tie Portsmouth, with lees of au seeker.—Case dews fres she River sad sailed, the Dryad. for Now Bonessick ; Achilles, ter Bosrdesea ; sod Grille, fee tile &meth Sees. Po lITSWOUTII, Sen. l!.—Arrived the General Palmer. Traces'. from lke Downs fee Matins; Tee Smothers, Vanwick, fee Antwerp; his Ma.l jetty's ship Cameleon, frees s mist ; and the Cowl etoreship, from the Parsec—Sorted his ll t ieuryte ship Cyges. for Cork ; Dromedary etareskip, for New sp a rk Wales ; and ewe itemise nee sf war en a verso of discosery. FA LMOUTII, Stn. 1 0.•• •Argillerl the Lord Sid. Moeth perks', fres the Leeward istseds, with a ; 32 days from St. '(hams'..—Sailed the Mee. chooser picket. with a Neil , for Jamoke,—Tae lowleg packets. with Mails, have received eiders so Nil : Doke of Kent, for Lisboa ; Marchioness of Sellsbery, for the Moditerreseals; and Lady Wel. Degree. for the Brazils. Dovin, Stn. El.—Arrived the Teeters, Peer. een,froseSt.Priterstearth ; she greseded this enoroirra elm the platform of a slake, when bantling into the boson, when ski laid tbewhele of ile tide, and has sight feet water in bur held. larearoot., SIPT. B.—Artleml the Mary Anit end Steplien.on, hunt &Ise. 00 the 22.1 of Asa. in lat. 46. 5 long. 41. 53. spoke the Emily. fres Limerick for Quebec. Also arrived the Lee, Ann, Kerr, from Noe Orleans—sailed the 21st Jaly. .—Sailed the Tuscarora, West, for Phil idelphia. Ps.vmuttu, Scrr. I L—Arrired his Msksts's Dotterel!, from Ascension. In 43 days; sod the Ma labor. 74 isea, fres the Ems lorties ; 1140 the Wil liam Pitt, from Quebec; George and Archibald, from St. Viecest's, all for Looden.—Passed op Clients, the itirlsrd and Awe, Robisisen, hem Tobage for Leaden, in 39 days; sad Amphitrite, Digital', fres Peroasbeco, in 60 days.—TM 1/..tterell spoke no she 210 Aeg. is let. 32. 5. lose. 33. 17. the Van. .hurt, whaler, Wend to London, is 33 days frost' St. listens. A Meeting has been called by thy Mayne of Nor wich, In consequence of • Requisition of the pdaci• pal ishobitants of that city, to take iota considers glen the late disesteems ferment's's+ at Manchester. Miss S. lloosw has succeeded Mrs. DATIsON U the fesaerite theatrical star at Liverpool. PLYMOUTH DOCK, THURIDAy.—Ms. THORNTON. our new Mioister to t h e Cow of Basile, strived at Weekley's Heel late last night, where he bad been expected for Home days. This sensing In embarked es board the Superb, Commodore Sir Tuowsr Dauor, under a salute, sod immediately got undre weigh, accompanied by the Veneer, Capt. blur bAbO, mad the Hyperion, Captain SCUM& The lanes ship is to make the best of her way to Modeles, for the pupae's( fakir/ in a supple of *Floe for the whole of this squadron, whose destination and object Ore imvolved is mystery. Sir TitollAS HANDY, it is • sells with sealed orders, which ere rent to Is. clamed till In reaches a certain latitude. Each ship is is in* fightiog trim. twin pet upon the fall war establishment, bosh as to *noon and marines with en *stnsupply of stores. This, at a period o pro. bond mew, bespeaks net Daly a lose cod active Bask*, bet a distant station. The Dutch brig of war Gier sailed yesterday ; mod a British frigate from the esstward, said to be the Spartan, came to am an chor this Aerated' in the Sound, Indult first saluted the Admiral's sag. The Panics RtoRNT. it Is re soured, is to endratk at Brighton on the 121 h, when It is confidently said that he will whit this port. Calomel 1.%1L1 socreeds, as heir.st-law, to the antes of the late WT. Dr. JACKSON: his personal properly lashes bequeathed to his godson, a youth of 111, a west esemplary character. Among his be stowals, the leaned Doctor gave to eerie of his pull. hearers (oho were his own selection from the vil lagers of Falpham) a hat, mead hock, half bouts, and 21. The dissoletiee of his Grace the Archbishop of Tian, we are sorry to stile, took place at the Pe kes In Teem, 'oily on Monday eternise last, after a Wives Illness.—( Freeman's Jorrevel.) Mr. COMMIT has bees incited to retire t• this Pantry. It is positively stated, that two of his chief creditors have offered to allow him 6001. a year, pro vided that he would peblish his Piper ter their ad vantage, and allo• them to receive the profits of it till their claims, erneentiog to 40001. are discharged. Mr. Constr. we enderstsed, bee accepted these 4:sedition% and is soon espected in Ibis cosetry. On Thursday, Ike Mayer of Plymouth gave a public notice for all dogs le be confined within doors, as directions bad beta gives to she coastsbles to destroy all dogs sees ebread, which they may ses ame of madness. Last week another Olives was caught by one of the trawlers belonging to Plymouth, which weighed about 70th.. It was cot op, and sold at sisptoce par pound. Lest week, 120 light weights were seised from shopkeepers at Plystoetb. Mack damage has bees dose en the coast of Wales by the heavy gales the bestiesring of the lest werk. Several vessels were throws on shore at Anginas, sad two ships were wrecked in Penman Paha. A cessidenble body of women, bop, sad girls, with their lege. at their hocks, passed over Black. friars-bridge early yesterday morning, es their way into Kent, friars-bridge, hop picking. A white pheasant was Grind doting the late her. west in a corn. geld in she parish of Browbses, gamer. sMaiire ; it was knocked done by snow work-people, bet fortunately not moth holt, and is now thnsisig, le the possession of she Bet. John Dausiiirr, of liesheys ; the bled is 'owl. of a heeet•fel surd per. Seely white plower., sod it is deemed a vest curio. wily. Another rare bird, a yowl white rock, is now the poseesslon of* Grillroom iu tialiebery ; it war taken this year with another similar bird, frum a nest In a cookery at Wtat 14,19gt0a. 114 NT. MR. We copy from tL Menehrshr °hover the con dad* sccount of the proces►inn of Mr. Dent end his friends. continencing with his mint at Preston, end with his reception : " Loud shoots end acclamations aecompenied them ioto the lows. of Preston, wh►re the Ladies io the windows saluted Mr. Hoot and his Meads by the waving of their white handkerchiefs and pees ribaods. The party stopped shoot lialf.en.hoor at the Inn, het weer left the seat of their resp►ctive Cif. doges. In ibis Wires! Mr Heat delivered an elec trifying address le the people, which at this late sm iled of the week world occupy toe •eeh space of our present inertial. After Mr. Haul's speech was cescioded, a Liverpool coach drove op to the Inn, with gteyt fury through the populace; no accident fortanstely o red, but the ruffian coachman, with. out the least provocstion, made a stroke with his whip towards Mr. 11., which caecht the eye of Mr. Jabots.. The peptise", enraged at this brutal coo. duct, were instantly preparing to tear the villain from his Hat, bet for the interference of Mr. Hunt, who implored his Needs to reserve the pease, when °Wee wu restored. u Mr. Manse mg Mopped innn the earthly., and informed Mr. Heat of Oro dvarli of hi. well. knows favoisrite bor.*, Dos. Here we observed an insalubrity tear steal down rho th•rk of our noble champion ; sod most cordially partake in the f►eling espression of his brave owner, lobes ha compassion. silly eacleimrd "A 1.41! POOR BOB!!! ' This circemstaoce produced a momentary glsom neer the whole tal Mr. lient'a friends. Mr. fleet requested Mr. Saxton to address a few woods In the popelece, desiring them to allow the horses to !rapist to the coach, w►ich the people peremptetily refined, insisting upon drawing the carrisgeevery ya►d of the road to Manchester. The iwucessine thee proceeded amide loud busses. Mt. 11. revested the imamate cavalcade le halt wbee obey attired at the first vit. lace, Olen he addressed Atm upon the loss of his faviseritehorse—in the course of his obeetvetin,ra he made a very appropriate remirk open the seperierity of feeling this pear animal had, shin conspired Ito the bloody murderers of the People on St. Peter's. field. ' This faithful beam,' said he, ` would eat t►ead en the toe of the poorest 'abject ender his Ma jesty's domibiens ; whilst busies, in human shepe, are to be fatted bete roost's to plane• the sword into the bream of the ineocesit end eisprutevosl.' M► fleet at limes prevailed on the penpts to ' now o n horses to be pet to, bet they never entirety left the side of the coach doling the whole of 'he way to Manchester. " After travelling emit tern site the papaw"' continued to invest., sod at length insiord upon ' spin taking off the borers, •lent the carrisse ass literally "son all the say through Blackburn to the town of Bolles. Th. breve Blackburn !Wormers, male and female, met Mr. 11. and hit friends +is miles on the read, sod presented the identlest Cap of Liberty that had lumbered the eampslgn of Si. Peter's.field; it sat immediately hoisted, together with toe sew flit. on the 'Wilde the coach. The cheering threeih lilatkbarit was, of possible, *realer and louder t►an ever ; hlr. 11 again addressed the malice, oho sere euraptered with his elorptence •oil honest zeal. rke people then continued to drat, him ferwsril in Bolles, *lsere there were Indeed multitsdes epos •allitarlet to greet him—he less met at the Sean Inn he Sir Charles %Yokel'', Mr. Norton, tad • ise+n bu t of respectable inhabitants of the sown and neightwer. hood. Mr. Ham addro.sed the people from the wig. dow in • speech of great length: sft•rwards " Mr. Charles Pearson observed, that he es se forward ander feelings of great diffidence, being a limb of the law, marry of whom, he was sort, to say, neither enjoyed nor deserted the confidence of she People. indeed, added he, there is but tee I mach sreal In an observation I one. made tea Royal Doke, when dining with him, namely, that it was eery unlikely that they, Milos and Lawyers, shield be the advaretesef political Reform, seeing that they, I like maggots in cheese, depended nu the d•seesed state of the body on which they fed. For um it 'possible to restore decayed cheese to a errand state, the magenta therein contained must summarily be destroyed ; so if the Body Politic were teal by a Radial Reform, the food upon which Deli's and Lawyers fed would be greatly reduced, if not to. tally destroyed, and consequently they meat sicken and die. " lliivrever, Gentloses, I hope to prove an es. caption to the general role : lay constitutional read. ing, any general education, the company I keep, and •f actual disposition, ill COIIIII4II to indite, SO i • be the friend of the People, and the advocate of their nisestitational rights. - " I haws been with set suffering Nestle to Len nester, I have taboo nom pains to soviet and instruct those-be their mansemeet of their, hot toe powerful, OINIIIIieS; and altboogh we have brew astonishingly opposed, much has been developed in the Weigle, sod mee point completely gained, front which, I hope, the most importsnt mud betiebrial effects sill roost!. " Gentlemen, I have to thank vote for your at. tendon end your plaudits; and skill only add, that whenever I reeve to advocate and promote the Coo. elitetional Rights of the people may my seal forsake my beds. " Sir Charles Wolsely likewise addressed the pHs. es amidst rapturous applause. -• In. ensuing morning au immense ColiCelfele of the people assem►led, and resolved not to depots till they hail drawn Mr. Ilant to Manchester; it was in raja to reason or remonstrate—ihs majesty of the people us. to be obeyed, and this worthy Patriot was drawn by the strength of men all the way Is Smedley Cowin, a distaste* of 13 miles. We under. stand t' at Mr. Dent's wrest:* into blenthester has be.n already prepated fora different department of ea. Paper._ 44 Mr. !lent left ?Arnelimier yesterday, is the Cobol* c. eel+. 1..4 Leendoe ; mid we bee to refer ear Rattle , . to etre follooisi terser to Ike Reformers of I.lorasuire, •bieh he left for Insertion is out POI.P. •• a TO 1111 I: BIATIt 11117ORMEM ON LAKCAIIIUI• • *owl, vC. Mir. A. 10. IV% 44 t MT FROMM A*. FCLLO*-000NTITUVI,-- eefete 1 trate 3 ooh toroth isetmit Si to offer yes Tilt STATESNIAN. my warmest thanks for 1 allf peaceable, poling. Per' earring. and manly condoles tiering the reign of terror since my *meal here. Many of eon .14f , been pot to the iortore nlt the eebre and the tranc.hcon; year amiable lows sad iwincent children hart been inhumanly bete' rad by the aerially hand. of those who night have been their goatdiat and protectors ; myself and aloe ethers hole been inarcerated in solitary dangeone. and eshibittd thrash year entreat under . military escort, in order to draw the public attention fain the infants, dastarely, sad cowardly nets of the cull &funded villains who instigated the ruffian In bother mashie and sow artneJ Men, Women, end Children. Bet is doing this ahoy lure only essisted in ',imbed the Ito/ IsSith it preparing for their ozn Boas! Mark leeU this fry molt:Pe—l hove made • solvent cow not to tasty one drop of Tilted lieun. Sprain, Wier, or Tea. till we hate brought some of these Manassas to J orrice. Ibegye Orli England it 614 steadily upno the 'times new passing in 'nor county—and Ih•re is not a Men ot Maria in the nation who can boast one drop of English blood In their aria, bet will assist either in übtaining Justice or inflicting semonary Vagrant* for the wirings you hate attained. Can. slant commeniestiors epos this abject will be in. nested io the People's Press, the Manchester Obser ver —1 amitie s my friends and fellew.cantrymen, year sincere Island, •.. HENRY HUNT." DETER3IIN,ITION rug LIVERY re MART Ir GUII.DIIALL. As sass as tile Lord )laser gave lea abrolsie reread Wear vest a Cassiar Ilnll, and alarmed Ora the listedball saald sot be al 1h driarral raf sae ssss NW- elm daft. ed is aNce.ll sae pareardags the Irla.o.srase. s ad Yeomanry Cavalry .4 11:aarieder, a .seism wort respectable .4 rbe Larry &inward to al.pt woe pas, sills Ike vie. af ere. (sag their auj. e.. Alter .awe iluvesagaliell eels asi ...ei ne., it war mewl a_it the laatwaltt at Jam ranter. re 16;:r. preriared a pi . ..testa ay a a awl. bagloi au, •alhaet a.) plibabilay "sat Sae peace kW pan al (be Gni saga. be di.. 4trbrfli by She •s per area. ll oppelsle4 teas is Ike .ear Waded a. tat Livery of Las tr. pr. re. - sar a ttesperataa s.. sire Lail 11.90 Ableraba laser, is sb.. a Wet aatvd wit aorievr tar aars:l4 a breer• l.i called, spar sae rime of lbe €l;:lrera. • bier prer.lbed to laid Lie . Ile Lard Mayar Marl gel lb.. lan sebje I via. Wee all a bleb he tumid ass Lahr spar MIMI. sae 1041.4•116.1.4 y rt awing, w 41... es stair% prrwi....4 caumiswocurd for us ca d ., .4 Lamb o'. far toirsy west ausaostol at tabs or heal, a.. 1 maggot io aa noon to farm uo sallbsll4l Ia lasi C. .a.ll a areal... 41 to thew postilro, The Cas.l of Cambia. Caen b ramrod. d he tar rpww.l eaorr.sowd of lot Lunt h.a)... add ease ais vs. -Ilium. that ...0 ..1) se NA 5.W sleets at 1. att that tar, silt alert is oar ' la II.• etbeason It. Ln. s) lift Law ollkewi, whoa d shit Is., (Wwidh..ll se. ta.ssi sae arsiner she pr' .4 I.e Late.) nor el the I..srJ alojar,ivid la.t 114 pssttk h e be • bolted o aim aW. II I a sig4ll.• awe Iwo I . otd.tms• Cesi•llll6 11..1 ..orrforr .ar Colot ..ft:e...wea totracol, alma aw a.. aftess...ly .4 sks•e aisle., • .. she wellness alma sloe smart 114. .a obi..oara, aJ sisal lbs. DAa t... 0 iader.c. rinur, Irr privitere roalJ f a • ..• ...se .4 41,1, a ;tarot oar p...wspa.ba. sae 'sea. ▪ .4 sow r.. 14 the prediroisest We Livery were foe Woe tree at a for is slat 4.145i1s r I. art. deliberative, elle ever, wad after Merriest rod bees held throusb the cowl.. y Now She se of the dime.... t the 1 sesperoliy t.uk the kr* is piabi.e quiet Wo• ' rare to is. rrwleiseb .4 INN.' I VOWS the IMOtilie winner . tit ..actiariewr-day. and afore% ihat Ow) e mild is br.uil opus he ruby. ci visor., grievoised, before limy esnax Are 4Dashe be t repusee. A •...e iiire..er of the Livery wet is tee Comma bolt as the day ..ppoisied for tee et Mos of the bliveilv, bet the west the IL • weer stepped to. ward ee the lioriihp, verb as •othar twaswored as rage it SINVAIIMI. Wm to brio our said td 11, 1.6.0.11.1C*11.8, I iteLoid May ur note Garrard us mid ore &gen) ut oiler or creek lid. salmi obstruct boo to lie percerdsers..bort all re peer tar a.- beisatiowsias is d wade. Ibe grierrid ohd,iportra.. I, a. flower, mal or allay IS or lOW. art al ass illaardkOr 4.1c11110.6 so Melt Cleinp4llllll • auk' miterei hwas rails. a'cl WI tray lit rem a...1118.rd. Do Lord rm. a. psuirost is. tramp 01 Ws Ilk MIMI.. Irma beer, Maard us riper re arm dial Ire 1 ever) ortaid I throat bee ro-.•. bat she) west ups .).ters of wild ombirg /arid p .t door. rad La reed lisrowelrr. ism Mud. at ithl vatic 1... r lid pew sr rf kererug sop Mt dir. ire Lard .tia;ur hoard so ass Lam reseals) Si. saolue Mem shut therm request .uarad be mrmared, mod be peeferomea al. pterior..lbe co...equer.ce war, tie Merl.% sr rid) pa. d same mosaic Ke oalmima. trod awe ihits.aev. is pang a Vote 61 Lee ere epos Mr. Lardraip. I , tier... ors wb mace u.e lotiettmai applieMiliat Is Sae promot Lrrd alla)sy Lo. bier rpm 5..5• p. ad Ire 29111 oar pr.are *Drib t Lard Maya( Ilikura a mere lealble seer lad May Trrarr LETTER FROM MR. HUNT 10 MR. MIST. Ostrom. Sunday Ese••••,, 9 &Clock. Ihian bate Ibis newel. for she Ma Moe, area it miamoveed or the Mutest., that k is the birettas any ftOodi to meet me at bliassoa, and to conduct me to ibe Cross ..sid Anchor, .0 donate, to sorrow, by ■ rim...hoar real. 'braille Eiosliery-sqoare:sibr. 1 ur chat yea is Id pre 'nil epos shove who have doe nemsagemmit et thb hosisem, to let .e pass down Iliossell-street, by St. Pure, direct to the (*roue mad Anchor. lam sorry, upon such as actable ailing, when she iedsgemat moires( she whole aasisto vissold be sestanl gamoly onsiooded Moo tame mod of the V d be the other, at the itifasmas condom or the Magi...maser and Yeomaery of Mu. the r. to hear shoo there should be stay little dif.reas e otopi- Livia who vhoold he the Aro, or who should he the lipt, to have no oppress yea caption is 6 leatimeat. I sill brat lilts i.e. by 'se • cl•et t•-•dorrow, when I hope is .net yea ad all friends. 1 ass, DM, Ke.t, set'imierrel r il. HUNT. LETTER TO ANOTII9IERIII4O. Harriet. Sunday t.reaiiß. It **Mich. Ursa Sea,-1 1114111 MU) to Year 'Mkt there bar aura s a y squabbling ab• 111 At rmniug to ludas, t.imierrum. I era la hope. that all (muds ull.herty would have J. , ined heart la had upon Mir J 6,0118111 trecarmo. 1 a um imerfeerd either directly at tuditee• ly ails nay sae ahem It, sad 1 am wallies to leave it comely to the people. 1 an i. drar sees siarserely, H. HUNT. DUBLIN, Scrr. 8. IMPORTANT DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. As it is altogether impossible that we should be swan of the asses which have induced Governesitot anodes,. lb. precautiamary 111011Selel Observed at the Castle and elsewhere, we, without say commeat, givo the following facts which may be relied on : On Sendsy night the guards et the Castle were trebled, the pieces of artillery on the spot were pre. pared for any emergency, end a strong body of horse was ordered to patrol, en the Naas reed. Similar precautions were taken at the lasi-mrotiosed town ; the guards were these doubled, sod t h e Staff of the Kilda(' Militia ass ordered on defy. The pith coati's, doubled at all the ptiocipal posts in this City. It is also positively wetted io letters from the Quick's County, that seveta nightly eseetiogs have taken place in the sighboorhood of bluest Idellick, of peruses its Ilfol. There was s hi.osing of roamers et the Star lee, et tow's, ea Teetday isst, to pea itesotetittos in fa. tower of hither restrietiee oe the imputat of ion re. like tern. Few, however. Weeded, end limo. wit rocorttend. were seal by ihtit Cllllllll4 leedlestia.-- Nothing, it is said, was does. ADJOURNMt x 7 br rris 1.410 ST Ar Tho follissiteg mow of Of seljoursatest of thd Inquest at Oldham is Gnat a.. nethelitic mime : MAINCHESTF.II,ssrt._I4I This Ongoing, font; at.., Usu. o'cfrek. Mr 11. 1 4 sad Mr. Demises i.rt ?Ms place to 'wood the fit. quit so te hold n, Ildijnernildh.l ct Old ies, on the body of John Ltd, tatting with mewl toot hackney coaches and ono itsse.co•ot lo- doll with witnesses, swung Whore were many sew, wo: wen, sod boy!, who tecoile4 garotte sabre wrvids at ilte Meeting en the 10,11 of le,t south, cud mar of who*. wounds are yet unhealed: Tic' interest which lois business etched; *s* so Wet, that some thowsiods *VIP at the town of Old ham to !este the result of .he ptocer.lioct of ski loquest no this unforteneto young wan; bet their curiosity was disappoiuted by another singular ed. joeronteut, the pattitelare of which are herrender derailed. On the 9nliciter4 entering the silent, it the sign of the Dike of Yes k, et Wks., the, f oun d thei jury Jest assembled, and Mr. Milne and Mr. Batty there; ultra the following contessatinia 1...1 place:— Mr. illiasita, addressing Mr. protein% Sir, yeti ale the Coroner, sod that fee may me* pro. teed to the iswestigation. Mr. bitixt.-- I em a Coroner, bit set fel 44 plum ; al das Mr. Fatten, who belongs to this die. trio is se• be e i I shall advise this 'gong roan (.1i lading in Mr. Bug) to adjure the Illness font tortnig t. Mr. liaaltee —Sorely, Sir, Ind esonot be terieml in this determination ? Ou Wednesday lost Mr. Batty positively promised, that if Mr. F4ff.lo did not return by to.dey, that you weeld certsioly take Ad Mr. Mll.llt.—lt is Dot ay besiness, and I will one iske it. 1 will have no responsibility no me; and Mr. Billy is oat, I think, so& ir.tly etptrienced to take it. Mr. HAMM—This objvittiou may be obviated ht Me. amity, as Mt Dewy to Mr. Farrell 9 proceedieg to take toe *eidetic* in your presence, by which ha Will Into the begot& of your 8940411CP sod advice, aodif.er the fieldmice has bees takes', if soy dace,- ty smut, the Impost may be odjoureed emit Mr. Fortes returns Mr. MiLite.—l will set tile the inrfoeel, *ad shall advise Air. Batty ens to 'Jetfoil hp it. Ide not choose s o enter late soy further eaplersarioue ; and, if it was my lowliest, I would Oat allod any owe to Weeder, or !alto soles, and I will reed yea as opinion to snow that I should be jostified in sack a Ar. Miuuc here read the opinion of a Counsel; bet not itis c,so sehreisteil Is him ; from his answer, hoarier, It Ipp•-red, .hat i Solicitor attended as luquest no behalf 4 an accused or suspected perms, and not only insisted on qerstioning the ulteeeset, but b. hosed .3 Mr. Ilanstha.—l submit, Sr, that this case is net at all analog...l. I attend bete or. Mullet the primate of the deceased as on accuser, and not to defend; besides, I trust I an ',capable of behaving lido. comedy, as it appears the person did to whom year caw alludes, aid I twinkles that any person has a right to take nitro of what passes in a public Coed o f Justice . my on ly aortiety, houireer, isi that the/ torosiii,tion should be lamr•istely proceeded in, for it is roccirtrees that sby delay skould lake place ha mutilating into the causes and circirsorances of the death of a fellow.crestere who has lost his life by iiinlincr. Many of the witnesses whom I have now here have • second time come hem a considerable/ distance, although extremely Weak sad ill able to bear the fatigue of sratelliog. I may ern, perhaps, be able again to collect them, and if so, the Jery will lose the benefit of their testimony; besides, and what Is of more Importance, long adjoutnments, is note of murder, would afford a most dang precedent; unless the suspected parties are in custody, beaming it would afford them time to arrange and effect their Mane. Mr. Mimes —I cannot take the Inquest, I haul not seen the body, and I endersteud it is buried. Kr. ll•asice —Mr. Batty has; mad if your not having seen the deceased is an objection to your me wing into the investigation, the sane objection west apply to MIN Fatten, for be has sot We dig boil). Mr. Mimic —Well, Sir, 1 cannot help it ; I shall sot stop ors altercate; the Inquest must be adjaterned till Mr. Ferree Is himself present ; and it will be de sirable that some time should elapse to allay the feel ings on all sides, so that the intestigaliou may be cow. silenced with coolness sod temper. Mr. Paaa•on eget int• the roe. %MN Mr. making this lett observation, sod, eo lit tim etable., said, there appears to be a strange champ it the Conran 's opinion since last Saturday, for a* ides of party policy has patented his from proetedinf in the fogeys, en Dan..., althoegh he had bete re. quested to delay it fa► a day or too, because ems? insterial eioneuas sere thee eitiudins the Assizes at L. tar. Mr. blit.sc.—l wrote to yrs to say I Melt pro. teed in the legged ; and 1 here torompisin of grnsa misrepresensati..n in reporting the terdict of 'be Jury. Whoever sent it to the Press .mitred the lest ion. trace. ',bids alters its sense; end if I could Ind Ore did it, be should be proceeded against. Mr. Milne then hastily (pitied tl.e room. Mr. BArilf.li bate heard from Mr. Farms. end be sill be home in a nark i but I slink host to adjoent it for a hinnies ; and I - , adjoins this Coen till %toga ih• 245'11 It overt to be tiserionect, to olio credit stultified* stumbled st (aldose, that they its the most pose/obi , and decoroos wooer ; • gloom. soiled to tiro solownity of the occesi pseud &pissed co met, corroiesarico, eke Solicitors sod tiro oilo,l9,lld•parted, took *tacit kits and booed, bat mode astioo. Theis it appears that the Impest most Mr. Fin/a adults proper to limit it lvai retorts. Mr. Ferrets is any, and has beer' time at Ilse Assizes et Leoesster. Is it Irish this Geosteenste's traria duty, or Its poblic jestierr, especially at • etiph lik. the I . *hen so mar) deaths are to be ziprel.euded I , .i• ream, emu it will bo I therefore iostent. edit of who ey bellowed rr; indeed, eosin's, sp. end when the monks •o seek. welt weal )*. renient to 1. for sons consistent • cells or 4 he prevent, i t uded hos 1 o • I • I