The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-18 00:00:00

KINGDOM OF ; 4. :16 1 44/V14:: :" 'ROM raz LONDON GAZETTE, hi. 17: Glanforganahire, vietaidler--G.l)nveri !alior—J. Daslton, Spalding, Llncolinhire .. . y . --, . - . L . . 1 , • ... i •1 I . ;1 i . . 1 i I i 'I3IE- STA'ITE . , thing but sights of death, destt4ctiZon, tnd Vert. . . , . . , merchant —vonsp.- ! wince 1. Let posterity have to say, on beholding ' . —sses-- ,,. .., it. Welts, 14racecharch- street , hosier— ~ Adams, I.lldgat e _am, ~ these ruins, ' Here lived-a free and g enerous people I • • Whitehall; Jan.l4.,' I st:fanner—T. Aylmer, Wereham, Norton', hay-deete,r---L. So gifting of the General Council - of the Nation, 21st , of ih . Fort bra th ey . ~ • , , mem Henage-lane. Leadenhall-sireet, dealer in watches —E. t tyrants wanted to strip them eir •• i y,. of October 1814, the Ilth year of the lade recd po ,- .. ". I ll s . itityal :Highness the Prince Regent bath been . nuwasee, Liverpool, liquor-merchant—J. Pearson , Warwick ! res o lv e d to peribh sooner than part with it !' street, Spring-gardens, merchant —B. Perkins, , Liverpool, h at _ enci. of 11n) ti, and the 4thVeaseo, in the neme and on the behalf of his M a- ter—T. Crofts, fleet-street, bunt-maker —.L'lleswick. L ev i es . y ear of *his Majesty 1 ttit 11 ap p laud this act of ma nanimitv Oh! reign. The following Address having been read, it s ! Y wl pi . . • .g. i ' • jest) , " to glvt , ' and grant unto ifiromai Kitchinman bui m e, pincashire, w hitst e r—J. Ilsrdwick, Old Irompt ou , will there be a human being • so destitute of genero ss as unanimously agreed that the same shank! be - .sity as to refuse us his iminiiraiien, his esteem, and Rutellienoo, Esq. Captain kr the Corps of Royal En. flour-cldth-manetacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • Presented to his Majesty : - gingers , hifr Majesty's_ Royal Licence and Authority, :• • ids good w ishes ? 'that he may, ip compliance with the desire expressed .H. Abbey and . J. Wells, York-wharf, Lalebeth Stirrer ADDRESS TO TTIR KING. 66 In.t he political wars carried en among civilised • stone-merchants— F . and 0. Tbnanson, oaford-street", rm . ,: " SIRE —ln the annals of the world no exaniple States, the armies fight, end the people live in peace. ,by Lis late kinsman Miles Stave!. Esq , a General . C., M. N . and L. Ounpb..ll, and E. Fraser, can bg found of an oVertore for peace,o his Maj est y ' s Forces , and Colonel Y of . the 4th (or C.itas:i l m-1 — ..Welch and d . blue—D. A. Undo and E. Mont,._ accompanied 1 Bat it; a war of extermination, finch as that with ' by such frightful and disgraceful circumstances, *5 i which ice hive been threatened, when every roan Royal Irish ) Regiment f' Dragoon Guards, deceas- . si fin i r t r i , Haydn's-square, d merchants- T H., ft. k stuti T. & o w le . , .ed and. front grateful respect to his memory, take .. .ifrie the Zth " Sri t eia. ri l.'and t raw il en and J.liart, WitALT that ninde by the French General „Dilution La- Ilithiliti brdefending his home, the tomb's' of his p a .' ) hosiers' —J. and S. Forteicue, Rugeley, Statfordshire„__ rear .0: 4 ; fa ) see, iii the name and as the agent. of his Majesty : mutt his liberty*, h'h indepthelence,.;—what do I say i and use the surname , and bear the arms of Stavelv - —T, Barber, sea, and T. Barber, juin Mucclesleld, Chesliite, Louis X.VIII. • I his very existence, and that orhis wife and children, ' onl y' . . • sdk-,tbro wsters—J. mid W„ Butterfield , Keighley,Y erkshire,saw. - ' • • • • —ssem.--. " yens --3:Walford and S. thwall, Werif,•Shropraire l attorhies—J. " '..atinti,,, Sovereigns, anti evewiwilisiduals, have r it is then a war of man against, 1111P11 ; women and i Grant and A. Miloe, Limehatue; ship-carpenterss-P. Lawrie. ' MILITARY 'PROMOTIONS. , .tert2in •rights, which•are respected, e:vee by the most boys are in a state, of war;, s4I. are in arms ; all-the . A. Clugston, awl (:. McCall. London—S, Mackinney and C. • . . , t • Haw ksey,Liverpubl. milliners W. Ra } aer,. fi. thrrini, aid J. ba ;herons peopfe, and no one is pirenitted to violate , evil we can do our enemy is.a sacred.duty ; all means , . Jos. 1 .7 , MI S . • _ ; Tingle, Shef fi eld, sfeel-refincrs. - __ , . Drer-Olta4- --- - --- . . . . thews lint if-men in geeerat Aare agraidistO eliapect of death-eyelid.' ere lawful for us to use. We ehell t. 9d ,4arrßegireent of Drarsons, General Sir James Stuart Denham, , 0..1 . .these rights sant:dusted by 'aistoni ttifa n pulill'cilteo- ' revive thostedreadful etareples of eriesperation among! ' 11111t.*iiis°of ! re shL l uau ' , deeed. It Light Dra - goons' to be Colonel, Teethe l ~., r vm,, how much more odious it-is that, Ike gamy of people which terri fi ed the "etirtb! Pt/fierily will 'ee neth, :Cornet -:- Brown, from the 21st Light Dragoons, to . .Aitt ettliglitesieti Monarch and' natjtin. - has dared ' 'so!: shudder with horror ; bet fir .from blaraing 6s, it :. be Cornet. witbeet purchase. _ . , be I .- Bow-siaetT.- (;herks Vine, . the owner and of .t... 9th Regiment of Light Driagoons, w. Peacock , beet. to ; eligibly to violate them.- , ..., ..., • • I will only impute these sett.; to the PerwTs 4t Y ""°• 1 :Cornet, by Purchuw, vire Beasley, erismoted. 's - ...0* aY. I driver of the Lackney coach No. ej-1, iiii yestirda ' •ev oat ! the most: abbminahloterenisi 'when they ; age, to .tyrants, and to nece s sity ! But this Will ne- , leth Ditto, • : . . , : '*t is impossible.. . fin ti is invincible; To remits, h); purchase-1 Paxton Jervis, Gent vice Wynd -- wished to oppress and imiiisfe - on t twf pur r the yoke , ver huppen--1 y . . Khasi, prompted . wm, u v w doey. cies ,. : convicted in the penalty of 30s. and sulfa , • foe"m s s. . • • . • behaviour to Mr. John Bull, . of Brighton, refusing ',. of .tarailoy, employed per fi dious .mamas, .rod con. and' just . ide, at well as the Cause Of jus ce, will .bear 12th Ditto L eut.:Gen SW-W Payne,Bart. from the.l9tb Light • " - called their crinitngl enterprises /5y ipeciout protest*, her triumphant thritiikh 101 . eibiticie 4 s. - NO, never Dew - ewe,' to be Colette, ;Ice Sir James Stuart Denham, ap- •to give him a ticket, end abusing hips,. :r . emoted to the 2d Drugooos. . I Li ATTON•G ARDEN• Yesterday the Ludy who fiat be • C'tele They did nn't - ire-e openly to sloiale.,tusblic shall this electable etsterprise eta, place. There Is , 19th Ditto, Major- General Sir Jolla 0. Vapdeleur, K. C. B. to 11.•h"s • bet the lenvoy•- of the king of theTeench • honour , Owe . is glory 'Meng the Sdveretgns an d ,-. biscoloi t et, vice Sir 'w. Payn e; appointed to Meath Light I attracted so much -of the Public curiosity, was imputiese I v violate's' ever y • ri t elit, and' . Offers' the . people of Europe ; • and-Greet Britain, that' ibere- ' Dreroons. . • brought up from. the House of. Correction, for a • • , • • ' i bi tto„,. ervin wai hinted n .0 e . • *te 't i b Cornet !ih°ut our- final examination on a charge of forgery, but the '..greatest of insuAs tree free people, b,e.- proposing to . for of the World ) will prereat..sech an aboroiut- 21 m , , chase. dee Brown, app to the 9d Dragoons i .. thin* the ;lite:native oti;hsveey or death '! • '''' . • tion !" . - ' Getekmen whose acceptance was forged not wishing -" ' And. towboat dot thjs vile agent dire tp •ed- ! ....___.---r--_ •-•-•-•-______ r - .to prosecute,* shown discharged. w Sh ho e i ca temed rrkd iat s el er y topresv..eeue, a reis this ;declaration of the • atrevidut intvi,tiOrss of /NS TR UCT 10 NS VO 771 E INSPECTORS - ' 9tb no, Lielitehant Aleraiider . Fraser to be Adjutant, vice fainted in the arms 5 of the °lice'', Al•Aslwin, promoted:. • into the adjoining room,. where she was assisted by his Goverlimetrt?' Tit your hfiljesty,'lbe conettror . ~ .• - • ' • 01 HACKNEY CO ACHES. , I.lth Dina, -- llortlosiek,,Oept. to be Insign, without pur- ! some Ladies who were present at the eaamination.r of the French -thy *of aertv ...and ,uric - - _............_ : 33d D n , u entaaaett , J a bkit r ise t ,o, b e Capt a i n of a co m paay,.. Ihe Office was extremely clew*, The .Prisoner ~peridence 1—to• yen,- Sire, •who Intro sivvoted your ; , *haunt' rurehase vice a rula, promoted in the Portuguese ' eppeared - to he sheet thirty-fire years of age, very •• whole lifss ni the mltintena deer an defenje of the in. , WP understand tire Lords of the Treasury hate st J • ' s -..!" - dressed, and wore •Itet veil - pulled doitti• . ilsfruclibletiud ettrittll righti of 111311-*c..vner Ms, sanctioned the appointment of an additional number " 3w ; Dino, T, Price... to be Ensign: by purchase, vice , I genteelly 3 . esty , -who hare always taken, as thsl , rote of your of Hackney-coach Inspectors , who are to have dif. _llie.a_rhy, a . p osted istfo_. • •Dragoon Guards. . over her face during the whet* of the - tittle. - conduct And Actions, the liOnour and glZrry of the ferent districts allotted tothem in the metropolis , and 4 " i l l u urc uC v a i . "Fts i a d Berwick to be Major, without GUleonAer.-Yesterday James • Robinsess - -west Captain of t ecthit l i any, 'il ea charged with having gone into the Grand Jury £.05. Haytian people $ He dares to propose to Ton to are to make daily examinations of all - the hackney. '• Lieutenant lobi Dedtleri to be Y•tieseend from a throne where you:were pief•ed by the coaches hail heists in their respective districts,. and . ller w li rf4i.sfrt o to be , t. 4,.. .; at, withoo ' t s••• • in the 'Old Bailey, during the sitting of the Court, lave's - nil gratitude of your fellow - citizens ! Oh, es. 'report the same to the Commiss : 'nets every month. " eu g - n eee Jobe. Flas e uting to be dieto,.ttee Costley. p urchase ,; and stolen from thencea set of fire-irons on Mons travaga 'tee of insolence and' utterly t- He dares to • This practical measure will, we are pertuaded, tend Lieutenant W. 1.. vary, from half-pay . of the 80th Foot, tube . day ironing. The l'rlsOner was further charged wee . suspect your great soul !get nn * [enormous per. More thin any thing else, to at a stop to tbe.vest 6 1 :: 0 2, 7 g eni,tr dit iem..Prar ice k ai ran i k n i , Irdetven•on, - GaiNail . 1 having.stolel a temp from - the passage leiding to thee Gem. to be Essig,: by . purchase, . Cortipter . in Giltspor-street lest week. The iittdse. ~ fi lly: To whom do they flare to speak of widen and disgraceful .state. in which so many of the hackney : - 53th Dinh; ames,:lacksoo, article, it appeared, was brought - by,this Prisoeer to of 'slaves iTo us--to wfree and', independent peo- ' coathei have been allowed for seen , years past tone,. • i ot - r h ici i ew i Joe ii t'.,7 l _:.:!:drill k , f I , ,the house of a Mr. Howes, a broken Its Cock . ..lane, ple•-.ttrwarrlors Covered with noble Wounds received 'pear in llie street's. to the great inconiritience and , Foot to be' captain of - ay Company, viert e-PrAY . trrfe c ia r ille h , e iv 23d ho where he offered it for sale.-The price be .dbmandest in the fi eld* of honour, who have rooted op the: an. ; risk of all those rho have Occasi o n to . make use of i exch anges, cieet tree of prejudices and slavery-14 those' Wee- ' them. The public will see from the allowing & by, . Ensign -- Powell, from the 10 t h Foot, to be Lieutenant, by was teuestillings: Mrellowes was Well Rosie thit . - uu.se riurs, who in a thousand combats have made these ; sfract of the instructioneWhich bare latel y beets is. : gje•olase..eieut. H. S. Metitai' to be Cibtale Of a Company , the' la° 4 l )' was * worth considerably ,bore, bat is her ,w . barbarous celonists bite the dust. And now the re- ; sped to the liespectors : in question ,. what the midi.. : whberertrebase; vieritiireey. demised.. ' - husband wail from home, she 'would not verities, Li vice fiestas. -• • giro the. Prisoner more then. half-a-ceow ti for ila.-6. twiliiiie, colonists who escaped oar just vengeance, - lion of Path haekney-eeteh ought '0, 4 %; and. we 0.e..• cadre Re_ y:rluldst°, be 4 tt li Ctilien, vice Blacker, • dare s:iil to speak of the re-establishmeet of that would recOMMend to entry one iVSO 'May. Meet with 66th Ditt o , pat r io t John D oug la s , G en t, t o be Boyigti,.wittimit TIIIS the Prisoner accepted ; and upon her halberd detested reign -which we have for ever cast off !- • a coach ii a dirty or intufficient itiste l to report tie ! esrcbase. • vice Vitritsai Pia. whist xpoointshent is ant to coming borne . and being made acquainted with th e take • lace transaction, he desired that .if .ilia.. iditonee eeer Na, there shall'neser flag a master nor a slave in - same to the Comin' iettnnOrs ,: of Backniy4wochtta, 6716,Dg00, W. 0. kthistetia h's be Lit-uteastat, wlthoist . linyti l . - ' who would riot only have an npportonitY of rentov. Purchase. rife Moieties:fag • Mooted .- . chine again on eueltbfislness•to hik' house to let him .. ~. " Could your Majesty have expected such esces- •iOe the evil' CoMplained OLbut in tilde to ascertain , 77th geti i teteerii Yd e s%7 4/ P sie'* i tir . me . l'aif - raf tor lba„Ob knew. • Monday eve6fttgihe Whetter Opened his • 4 mums, v Ina ts promuted.lotho.asour- . . sive insult frets a SOvereigit Whom fame has feint- . whether their inspectors dill their drily in n ot. I b a lte-iiinent. • • -.' •- • • - . visit; , and brought with - him ~ the ireldrons, ils ,These be o ff ered to Mrs. Ilea's', et her seated is a wise, good, and eirternis King, Instruct-, i Each lespectire,erat' be furnisked with a Book , in '. 91 .• 11 Dilhei • Lieutenant ceoette •H. . 31 hotitsio, • from • half- neesUell• Kant, W ho 91. I own price, Her hasbeed wag, theft hall belMts" set •ed in the ithnol of stdversiilk,' and incertityeart. of ilik• - •witich he h iii•ifieldvAhe Sinai Itisti.:Alusde- or im0ic....... 4 . 11466 av of the 47th Po si t , to be _ . t.t . eatena.. it, rice beral prejudices? How little. truth, Sire, Is.. there in' hackney Coach owner iii his district . -The chief-dee* 10 Weer India .it -A egiaselit. !ANIL 1 7t'hei I:vont.she re i ato . from:the Sd . . blrye... employ the time of the, i s Ateeser•le fume, • when we compare events With het tiniltiftt i : of thetltaspeclurs is So see that every coach bettba*t,; . : 'c'reatl°l", to be Captain uf a Company, vice ht.s,lanus, de- conSeriation, while, in the interim, tio,.s. The -first otiortnre for peace, the first words of clean, 'strong, and .fit, At; every respect, for (lie -t' Royal marrorps, Brevet klaijoi Wm. starchy, horn the Royal a oersoll in search of Brown the 'Officei.• the latter cooriliation a hfch nre'addretted to us in the name of commodetion of rte , tic.; for this_ purpose they'. , "African c., r to be Caplan, Of a Company, vice Lauren, plrsorr, soon arriving, and being acqualated Wilhite this Prince, of wham itehititresmed so pleasing an must ascertvfii Mal flieThnibirsf each coach .be Stitt& tett-Vg ln i -re, r p'",, ? a we, g e m, vv n i, t aue ,m, from [tie { .robber cgmmiltod in the Grand tory Rees, he idea;" are dieraitea t ietoselle,...• hi s p r oposed to men- Bed weather proof . 7 -Thillisldi most be .kept -clesisi : Boyid Stud' v e rps, i n be c a pt a i n o f a company, vice 'had no hesitatien in Aecoring the Prisonee... . ••• .• who have 1)•.,-1, free-fo r (2.5 yr earl i ; • who s till have arms and in geed riiate.- . .rhe glasieeinuatorrot be brolien 'lately, who.excheugea. . . Mrs. Pickett, a . housekeeper et the Old Basle 'de.. seinen. Retimeur.. Lteut; Gilbert Stewart to be Captain of a in thei: Bands, to lay them dOWn in order to take up sled be Caaily pulled: up,--'rlse autettleteLteleee. ebe , Company, by purchase, vice t'raig, who'reilres. posed to her haring seen the fire.ironNie Oe Grand . again the fetters br'igniiiliihiiitis anti barbarous 011.4 spectatarglynil Decent appeareisce,..gme tlett,gterto,es, !,-, 7 - Alener i lira to be Ensign, without purchase , vice Jury Room, a few minutes before they were Milne* - fierj /• larlii:Unithallilg- to Vs. tbese horrors, they soil . ever or ' P and is ' for threg tit Anita... rudiiinr " , * uab re 'V u • ypg ,ii cessary. roper , .. . ..1 • . BRFVET. ' • and she tail no doubt of the articles no* ritOdutell lixenewith si r es si;eniou, pretext of peer* aintvepenci- pf s ticoaA •ci.lsu I a s cote l. k aud,collarbreces, holders =. L. Col . r • Burke , half of L td'l le , • Lieu. rands 00, -pay owens ei sr a being those ihich were stolen. , v • ' • • • ---r -:thrifty' ! 'llene eneetoe the poniard of treit9.n . ..dna with a , fam,bOUrd . : bellied for the aceeesm..tion of i • Le'ry , to be Colonel hi the Army. , A • person from the Compter, in Gittipor.stiesh, , .• 1 0 P TA STAFF proved (be theft of the lamp,. and ideorified the Ono It:ty inthe ltonairola . .a And 'ethic int lIIIR lit le .of the: . a.serrant.-Pareictsla'r attention pest -be peld.to•the •• • iltwonat Mates C . 1 1111 S ver il to be Boa alai-Assistant to die• I;berat sentiments: of...jest/Ye Ind • hemanity of - the d . ovi ng hexes, 'Which have hitherto Leek 441.1L1t0 very , • Farm ; and James .Straehab - to be litphal-Asslataat to the so ld t ° Mrs:Howes, .as the property .of:Ahat..eatise , ,1- lerett - ek.-6,lo na r e h towards us t Uri ors a swidesi . th is Worst description : they muss eithex be fereisneo : Form.. . blistrineat. STAFF lrk agenf, this anthropophagont monster, changing ! 'with a eroper hemmercleth, •or, if a dicksig4 -with .. . • • • The Prisoner , in' his defence , ' ,toted that. .he h .eo be Deputy Assistairt-Conswinarles-General to the l'ordet it Sis •latignige, twin; it tofie anti afrocipus 'character i iCallier, ,properly mailed On ; but fief must on no , Oliver_tioldsatithend Williem Low, Gems. . . been but tee days in•tbwit Porn Brightin; and that 1. • iftaptpd . .to lijs Odious mission, •flicealens..to destroy aceisoui , lie starred to remain in. the . staha ) isi w hicb i - MkAinitA 1 1 / 4 DV u• he unfintonately had recourse tb this : unhappy el oar race arid substitute • another What justice ! matt :. f ti. e e Th steps- must , be : eon . I - testes Moused Marlinitak, of . . )o . .em now ar .- e tlaiMith•Font, who Was su- pedient to obtain- sebSistence. .. . . • ersedell..tis stated id tbeGamette of the 3d hist, is rehotated • si hatliberiThy ~ what itureanityl . .. 5 . ' tinnily inspected and examined, to see . teat. they be la bi b n o b. Sir C isARGEs ;1 3 /tics: asked the Plitiallar how meter 4 6 Front this.lat( vrineediug of• the. French, does ' sufficiently stroll •to admit a heavy person-le get ; • kit RATA in the (hitches of she 3d and Slat ult. . thefts ho bad committed sluice, his arrivel'itt,tewolss-r opt evens. *bine show - That the -ea use . o'. the Hay t ions i n . an d .out o f t h e coac h in safety; . th ey .mos t,fi a lig 31;410i i4;i ir n 0/ Va t i h tuli t eij i rh: Wit c h ; . firo ur f e i s tbelith Flot , .tz 1 The latter replied, “. he could assure . his iVotaltit is-distinct from that 4 elher nations.. Ti fact, to up r i g ht ight and straight, in . order to avoid the aceitlents I ' vnlualitohe eblitut i t r . from tbelflth 14.4; P 0u be Ensign, thf.y were not equal to one i • -day." . . wl.at , people : --to what Sot erel..;ll - would ou Id any one which frluently . happen . in ' s lipp er y was ti tor ..,,,4 withod;Pinchirse, vice Stirlina, prometed. . The Pilioner was fully committed Mr trial oti both le,ve dared to propose condilitins so base and degrad- The Stli : gliaS and wheels must also:be consies*rei -- ttotitilfat`ht4 O.'. . charget. *: . . • Ferlentseettie:Generniof Hittplealsrrasteit :litterones hi baiii in, ? Th . ey despise u s ; they think us so stupid as to • aminecl.LLParticular attention must be. paid... le the Aeon rook. rett4-losPoAlAf . of llosidtas Francis Bor. • J. Duncan, &baker, was fined In the.stsm of 2Ysa suppose, that• we want the instinct- %thick animals 1 1. t . No Owner or Driver must he'sulfored tia ' . ,I, a P 5...-. j y 1 . 17; afo lair, permanent Oink. ' . • fut basing sold a quantity of light Weed to a chaedlee poSsess for their preservation. What lnadtur:ss ! what , chalk the number•of hi. coach first Abtojidnit I' • '• . ' .. --momme- in Bishop-street. . . • • . . . . .. -. 0. • erttrs or audacity, to dare to propOse that we Shalt . leave ii i wriiiiig.-.-Haeltzey•Coacii fibersesare net.o' BytkittifiTcksksl.Altiik t g. Quaex-sonAILIL -Yesterday, Lewis Lemtea. a glebe; pose . I give ourseives up to the French-, and submit to their be suffered to be Weifiect when under 1 theds.hiall* ' 4 . 1 : attolteerit.......lMbikkii fiettnitimito,"l'Foes lia r ri to , sionermead a bailie of Germany. was brolight op, charged with . odin:ii dominion !13 it for the,betiefits we hove Ce- . they . most 14 of a suf f i cient strength ~ I n draw: tleit . ' lb. ‘ 2 ll - 1 1 1^1i .'.•'': ! ' . ' 1 . '• ' .' 4 l a q m P ha ryosi*Mn Aug Porter, of tbe Doie-ti-tbi-waU petit • W. . octet sae,.....,eirlp SkrepOtte,hotaJois. sic house, L'aersea • - ceiv. d that we should. again Mite up • the chains of coaches ,; ey.ery . • sPecke i k. ; of 'cruttlty. them he oh- .4t tir:slattelf •,''arlifte edione• bin; Biidgeorth • ' packer , ._ _ • , - - . it appek•ed Dan the alinement of the Comptsautiay that itta servitude? Is it for a Silverelgtilthb .is alto4ether a . serviel o be eiercis towards them /nest be Imam, '.. • - :•. t . ~.• : •':i ' . belfltitiPtil. ' ' 4 "" •- - • ' *.- Prisonerlotlefd &Liter house for several toontiss,yroistar.to stranger.to us, who never did, auy thing- for u', that . hew be Olt 'eareele distal . n . qticed : u ©h bonei , a s . S . require erseatent . „..sh•46l....ilet v rettnee, etweetevelmaesiPete, t Veer at 'the wu t ill ' i bi e e t u-47 1 ,: t u t r Z e r r ee y; t i n ' t Tat:. wo w. • belltNasa we ,-. a e shauld change oar master ? to it,' iii " 7 short, foe• a hipping and flOosing to .niaka them snoui,. axe eo tei ;.:1 1 17-4, I . l; t e Lle: s mal it rt i o s e i r d ue . • Weedetle. -o °* - eiereat., so touch so (bet the ritherestdiers were feaffiCof ekes- Ite, purpose of heingrugain Aar ered. over to tenures,: • c - entsiiretea "es fit to be „used, aud . mest- bp report* ' 3:'.Boareil,.lldottiketiAloo-lkaletagll ,id, Mlle.?: '3Aw.' Ifie'i:(lbl,l4'6.mm_e""a room :',:tr ies • m° tae l a , ri t iY tan . ark balt sm oreadni ind of being devo'pred •by dogs % that . eve. eshould.re. • accardi„ity,.._iree toitwctera are -.to Fee thitinlig: JAI 29 1 319,&!th.90* at, 01 1110 11 0 ‘..AtiorfeY, hle. 'aiihri. E 'ld'•"' fhitiliabd eiihet hakittihfin 'ln lett her Ow he it - Al her Ibollevellie frit its of 25_ years ! bettiee . ? 'NV hie, - thett . ,':- , t . - al er ; l 7 g m e, o p , ns Ak•a r ..b• a g sts . ill 4 tat b ut i : 4„7 l , 4 , se s tra i n4 m , r i , , Bridriord ,: , lib;ahige,lifeeei, All. i . is ; ,4opto.:and kr e'vteletat ationer attempted to 'stab' kir Illibit have'we now in common with that people ? Have Ile' TIC tbe• a • - e n t it l e r • hoe vo 4 • 2 5 Laval/open t ritteJuni•Waveditk.-•-Autiral - or, MT. lissidri en pm. ma tattsieere e or.t . /Neu titta. 55 .-a ,brevet but t h e knif e bring blunt could not elide h o te ed relsoses• tioisliroisen all the bonds that could- uoite its - With , '. .. ~. Of ;heir respei6e.stapds, and.masekeep the meld "lumPleTee• Waec.tiCtra tit t laati. r sir' ,; Kiikup Norte art.jo.xubeviammtat , sitti4 .. ' a ge , li d e!attehipled - to . eut - her thriod, twit was . , , m ine them ? 'We hare ehattged . the : retesele,life, lee', if the proper di sla nee: ("id eac h o op p . !w hi t *: c die_ da nimere 4 H „ m, N 6 ,16 " ° "l74, fli ttsl i kA s. e t + frabrekeeadnet before the Magissrate it sitsig thoeflit he wit, manner4, 7 - z sWe bear iui-reeinnelanite ta . a iTtencib-, e 1 11l feet. isuilder •• aid whit 4 at. ti ►' meas.. thu t l i oatt, yosag,.Oray:s time amt. phomy ici e hi tt o, .N oi ti. tae , mpg one carenhimonteewbleh was related of 6 tii t eft ten . , , ... : . ie . .- Yi a; *Weal i.W S k i 9 little doubt of it. A few days_ hack by rverOvell St. of ata.ar'' • these Copple, who never ceased • to ptetteeete !le, aril, I _!7-- 1 roots Jro carriages to tips betweetiehorn.:4-Frequeet :. T. : T f , •• . sail d b i ltibl i . • y. o i ai ii r .._. • - •,,i . e : tu - a i kr. .) 1 ,1 3. 3 1 , skin; *bleb be theeiv aver Webtuilustee.liritiv i assigning no !thorn we Oh*. • why;:f hen, should We . dejlofft to 4 . ./......ti..t 1: I. ..1... .‘'../ . 1". , 11 , 6 fflagillf resets. made •of drivers being ab., Feb. 4.18, at the thililein Fleece, Thing "I'brltiblre. Actor.' °l4 er eaam u h . but became he lam out Plitt in Vette , saYlse Isi`` the. tate of, being 'condemned to groan. tinder' their ty. ;et,' fro th 'their coaches „o wn te e I g o d aim. bir AbledeY ( red I.6o4imme ( ~.00 d ? m i l- Bamb ,, , writ. , .per wits of no wige to him. ..._ . , • , ~. fanny and oppressiod..? . -.• ' ':. '. ".• - • • • 1 - • • ; also of their drew tug their cosches. - to tkojiides ,4 Y are is S and a. cuiebalib, iiifsensio A'aiii, teksbiremealmaa% let 2,1 -- 3. Mt Ai the Wenteactr' lee, Weretek: Attontlei Afes'ars.- • 4hr Maglinatiemiamitted ham te prison, obsereine, that Mitt' rondoictannt be strictly welched, and - . if hew*, toned •ter•ka' " Be', barlinse . • Theiditre:;to despise its ... The ‘ te a - aa, e ,,,a n t tan k t e t of their be; 9 .r . O. pre ence . belt . es ik ee , , a _ rick avid Bresierip, . ked ,, Litla.avait , ; taw tori. i siebto4 :I'4Bllly insan, be mast be • Seat tun' proper !tease for the reef-Niue . •'' of lumina. ' . • berty • " o r ~ qink as uliworithy of the blessing . of , ll and in- I , „..., hire $ thd Inspeciors will, in future, be espridid t. • " 'ftrW ittril ,s •••. . . ° . .., • . , deperideliced Tli‘eg . thlnkihift *e s * 'not .. ctipibm II; 'Rife:nil very" particularly to these abuses , and t o sum o' l'„ tett, hilew Melton, YOrksbire,.corn-facter, Jan. 31 Feb: I, * 26, tit the Suit lfin.leen 'lgiletiiistu • Attornie.,tnr: . -:. . . - •:, , sablime,ielitiientii '.61 7 , or. thOse•getterouie.intintiseal mon every driver who shall bp . found, guilty of seek irks, Gray's Ino-sesiare a and hie. .I%ce s ind Mt. • iNalketv. Saturdnyw number of bakers were brought before. Which form heroes, and make men Meaterrof (Wire Practices.-No perton ildriee a coact who is not flier* .Ati've Fiktiwit • • -but; - COI' - 1, • - 1. - , , thwf.ord Mayor, charged with buying flour freaa th e. own destinies! But the y are dectilted. - Let them ' at te e n sitiow ye i n --fri tr i i ff i ir. f_er h e 'h ope ' e a rs I A Fib. 1; ills.. at omoda r u ee L t )Fillet , - our o . us i e iet e d e t z .. r b si d ot Millet's at all advance of ss. per dock beyond .the• know something of the magnanimity; Itteetieigy; add , art - to* . santlibe ork4l drffti: kilo shalt 'be flaiind • 51 " et, P"""" glarc * • - .• . --. • ... • market - prite, and making correspending returni to the - courage of the people whom they • dare tb • in ' t " ! wettNl blk toad, as k -ill ---Itf effiii4tiratii vim 11, , • iiii .„ . 1. I.lv2pErio. , ••• • ••• . his Lerdihip, at the rate of 85s. e boil:the rice was rage 1 Our will it to be free, and we sha ll be sal" 1 hare t dittlect ellvilit)ii illotliti 'hiei . , inki will, lit . ft•is e . B ik%l 7, l .flii k e .e iri; eispollre l o aa nA; efartlik-Jan.• Ts 'C. nounifacterer-.1- but 60s. the sank. The . Lord Mayor skid; It• watt site tyrants !-Oh !if out cause shOutd be•Septt-4 st e no dog -- rees bb botitddivial ai ensaerible 60744' s ! vai M ee t t i oJr 4tvaa ' t°6 "' unwiseb " rch4tre '" iniumtee " • , impossible to reeulate lire price -.of bread, while mush rated from that of other people-if injustiveoliould !coaches and hbilis iir tlt4t . dleilidit - *lda shit/ tie c•• 7 e ..y. , ,i) ercy kinaltint, ,P. and T. Marv*, ,J. G. , a system prevailed . - The price mast • be .4. bone fain' prevail over equity in this enlighttibet alle-41. tint' ' fokind in in 4repreoi. ititi. ' Over Mad H. Mali, Ca s-Addge, Lambeth, medmoti. one and not conditional. This principle he was de • • ••• ' .• . s ? -- , e, 1by.1. 1 16, 'T. •- Balaetitt, 'Ffeit*M, • Beet, attilnk.. ' - • - • ' -•- tyrants should at length be able toirlumph °vet es, . , • •- : .. -... ~. ... .., ... . lor tr-kel y, .9. Cmlesasltte leawkes, vktualler-Feb; 11; termined to act upon, and punish the defaulters tes. let the glory of the Ilaytitin people at least statidart • , . . ~ G . :Cr' . ir 1 o ,t.. ee•ittetbst esteitt. u we t r 's Head-al obroker }bll t They were, at present, fined equolied in the. annals of nations ! Yes, we solemnly 4 Marine Lifiiii ,', •J. ' - eleOleaftS;%#:-*4lll, Sit . I rv -- s - c Feb 11 0 - .Bo e ti i ' - et. oaf Mf. Ifiwiitt, of tit ~, . .y, thigaioss,; Mi k - h4„k a -- E t _ ftb. ru, Kfithett , Aihrord, k w, . y htihoieltigitetepenaltreeßos. each: pledge ourselves, that sooner than renounce liberty and Mr. I . .:teiptin' t his assistant, were tried at Lessee, olise-lekkie n tb.- It, r. Do g ger[, Vork,phiee, Kem-road, Ottintiretlitflast, es Aht - Minittii of ittnwstto-• 1--Feb 14 J. Barton West Cowes lde of I and independeoce,eair.. entire race•shaltbe ettermi. Si;stiona, op gilitilitiY, TOF aii atiault -epon,li f ieut. V i rlr intiwor _, Fe i,. I ' 4, w . Jac am , h initiey, t aiieesier; tnAM and Col. Boowa . were ereeling site town of Hated. Before any•Freliehmett gains a footing here, Fariecd; of the Ititfi Hussars, and • Lieet. .M Malik. Aire; i lo ,,,k,„_y e a . vs, 6, -C owen , In 5 . umm as a a . s . lAy tpsbnry, from Stow,' tb awed. the' Qainiter'Ses, , lot Hayti become a ah.t.desert-let our towns, O tte I and . acquitted , to the setiefititiol , Of a Creadeitteurt. „ title 3 1,, t 1 r , i 8 Reelses .. ci p r iit t a tt ae , i t i t stete r f e ,l4 sn „ .hii slop- i lions, the carpiage was • overturned, • by-which his ' menufactories, our dwellings, become a to tb the As I.nrel Ruutingfield wise, pastille! . ;Way i'rioplir- hudateree--4ete, Me J. Jarketet t e c e 4 l ; t e r r eialow-walh`, k a u „ P ,:.i Lordship's servant li who rode•oo the dick, * was sW. filmes. I bar, on Frid a y last , 'hoot fire o'clock in thwarter- . , Darbarts . ,. _. arelee 7 reb. 7, J. a *ad We Spear... Lower'. much litjured that e Cited on Sunday morning. Both '• Let each of as Intritiply his force---relloublerhis i noon, he was hustled by a genglif pickpnrkets end: ~..T ml "" uve u n =4, 4 4, t ,'” il gr Fe a n t , ,licl."ltese2tielerteeti- : the Marquis iltld tolonet Etta/tie . were Inirt 'but not" . . .. t 4 - ~‘,.. . _ - . wu - otto. 7-rt. s, 2 l._wirney,tes. ' .., - abash , , Materially. PO LICE. ekiergyund his pwrege, it itawtoluting to our just Nov thousands of thoce tigers, who are alienated . .. .. . . robbed of afa I oable gold ival cb - ; the .o)te• s teltli ;;400 7 7.• - • 16111410D--glii:9, a reitii[eid T jte - :),teleri, proceeded to llow in -st re r and kit:fired .it resit ... aid _ dt. liet ' hire, "2-9 mer• CEILTIFICATES—Fts. 7. . - -- - ---- . frOcr,"jue. 't'rossArtreei„ flattea-gartleo, Chilia.iieDer—T. 1 LONDON ! iiiiitrd end tiohlishert by D. t Oista, et ktair hiittuu hen 'Sittiegborne, Kent, buktict—T. Davie*, §TAIITIIII• a Orrice, 87, Fteet4tteet. • ' . w . . in oar-blood! Let Ibigit 'weed nothing but..* I tliittj guirom for it* itwepvierti :Mk on thcallairlor T; moo.lar .cr....litTlFl I, o.l4bvitaiiitrietAtrfilietl coneternincee- meet Do- dal ricelfed ' l', With the mventinges, in ilehe Arlo. ' Higg, hiittuu hen •Sittiegb ' - • - , we iii - ..-----....... ~. . ' " Z.- - 3riempeoc.: • . • • . 321 d ! _ -- arf ft liri bm illiallie—r 1- •^oll6lllllLialillgarla ' _ ;OS .: '' A . • Ab p a 11). ell Ph 1 P* 4 the sod nr and tah artl hot on- and nee wi Dat Brio Wm Ch C h too Li it' • ea t co lii 4 1 1 4 let i4O For Oki] .Coo the, she t. 11 ry $ I lc io as fl Oft I n ll d i u • !•1 "Z.