The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-11-22 00:00:00

e' ~1 04. Zrib e (N34# LONDON, So. 41-74. " The entree . for which HAM THORP. apron. T the FIRST COURT of 'LORD MAYOR, and O.DERMEN, holden in the routtrii t !Jambe(' of the FROM TUESDAY'S LONDO, Gentili:el of the City of London, on Tuesday. Cie 21st dny iffiortmiber. IWO, and in the first year of the reign of G e orge the Fourth, of lb. United Kingdom of Great Britain au: lielsoll. kiss, oite. Resohce unanimously—That the thanks of this Court be en to the Right Honourable Ueorce Bridge‘, lute Lord `eiliVor, for the dignified and honourable manner in which k Int:discharged the duties of Chief 'Magistrate of this Oh by the strietand impartial administration of justice. his coaeilistory• demeanour towards all classes of Ifls i s k,s citizens, by his liberal and well directed charity, dls 'bye.' not only In his warty support of the ctisting instil u lieu is this metropolis, bat also lu the asupte relief at all top aforded by him to the distressed objects alio laid dein to his bounty when in the discharge of his ma;isterial ago, and by hls,splenditi hospitality and his-semitone po - iil er si age attention to the stserat members or this Court. V. UOUTIIORPE. This Gazette eontalns a loyal Address men, Clergy, mid Freeholders or the Coauty wn ITEFIALL. Nov. to. The kitty has been pleased to direct 1. pnsseo tinder the Great Keel of the Great Britain end Ireland, for presenting Jelin Moore. Master of Arts, to the ' Exeter, void by the translation of t h e Father in Goo George Bishop of Exeter Nov. 21. Ills Majesty has beets pleased to direct be passed under the Useat Seel of the '' ()rent Britain and Ireland, granting t. James Wood. I). I). the place and dignity Cathedral Church of Ely, quid by the death Pearce, late Deem thereof. wokkau FTC W. Housman, Beldge.street, likeektl4t surrender Nov. Lt.% Ike. V. and Janstary Attorneys, Messrs. Hiebantson, Walbrook. J. A. Hunter. Aston, Wars ickshire. January t, at the lien and Chickens Attorneys. Messrs. Clarke and Co. Messrs. Webb and Co. Birmingham. W. Tuck, or Marlhoronclo, carpenter. 311 n. V, at the Town flail, Marlborough. Whits. Purses-, Wills. J. Elkin. I.iierpool. merchant. Dee. Ike Albion Inn, ►haley, Ststrordaldre. Anderson and Mousley, Hanley; and lase. 'CIIORP, MAN on. A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHANIR ER of the tiCILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on TCES DAY, the list Day of November, IWO, ItieLTID, 11HAT that the Thanks of this Court be given to the Bight Hon. Cieorge Bridges, late l.ord Nia, or, Fur the firuseess, impartiality, and unwearied attention • aith welch he has discharged the serious slid cosupticated Asti attached to the office lit Chief %legislate el Uns Cth ; For the micoaragenient he has given to the numerous In st.!utious ul this Metropolis, calculated to ameliorate tue t•yuditien sad le alleviate the distresses lit the Poorer t asses; sad especially tor his phlmsithrupie e%ertions, not is s upporting, but in gluing elect to, the ionisation of a society for the Relief el the Muscles' Pour, during the ,eiere and inclement winter ; For the meallicent hospitality which he has displayed, and the splendour with which he has sustained his exalted uttice ; upholding the dignity of this City, and it. micient ts ries mid state, in opposition to the attempts which have bora made to bring theta into contempt ; It. Veal?. of Oswestry, Shropshire. I?. 11. and Jan. 2, at the George Ins, L. 71Icssr. Lone and Bower, Southainpton.i eery-lane ; and Mr. Gunnery, Liverpool. H. Treffey and R. Marv. Liverpool, 6. Jan. V. at the George Liver; I. Ithekstuck and Runes., Bench \ Mr. Slurries Liverpool. 11. Hunt. Liverpool. haberdasher. Dec the Star and Garter Tavern. Liverpool Wheeler, Castle-street, Holborn; - Liverpool. G. Tabonrilln. kinies Reach Walks. ney-scrivener. Nov. 24, Dee. ilk Jan. V, torthl 4, Nles.rs. Anleir and Coles, f.othl H. U ull‘e. Hinckley. Leicestershire. Jan. 2, at the 131111 . % Head Inn, Ware,tlrav 'a Inn ; and Mr. Sculthorpc, For the readiness with which he has convened this Court. •tenser public business has require.tt ur the a lanes of Its Members have bee. aside known to him; fur the coned's wry manner, and strict impartiality, with which he has pre ded user its Debates ; for the easy access to his person, %Mel he has at all times afforded ; and for the polite and stuatosanly manner in which he has, on all occasions, re reised the Members of this Court. I%OOOY 110KPli. T. Rarkc:r and F. lludsua. Strattoid. Nov. O. Dee. 9.Jan. I. at Uuf Flatter and Slunday, Flornivary T. Burl. F.xeter, factor, Nut. ?13, Dee, Olobe Tavern. Exeter. .thorne, Mr ant Mow,. Dark, anclCo.ReJ .1. Johnson, Painter's Village. Westminster, Nov. Vo. Dye. t. Jan. 4. at Guildhall, Denton anti darker, Gray's Inn-squill W. Prentice. High-street. tiouthwin 23, Gee. 2. Jan 2, nt lioildhall. Attorneys, ley and I.ister, Gray's Inn-square. J. Bruen. Orem Cambridge-street, - merchant. Nor. 23. Dee. 0. Jan. I, at Mews. Tomlinson and Cu. Copthall-court, street. TIIORP, MA on. ACOMMON Ct)UNt'IL, hoiden in the l'haniber of the Gal'Abell of the City of London, on Tuesday, *e list day of November, 18d0, Resolsed,—That a dutiful aad loyal Address be presented to her most gracious Majesty Queen Caroline, cwigratulatiag her Majesty opda the Victory which she .has obtained over int fineralee. in Owl; mewed attempt to degrade and destroy bet —the complete refutation of the Charges brought against brr —and the frustration of the late foul and ii:roci,nis Cup rj.• 13C . ) against her better and her life. WOODTHORPE. Dec. 2, W. 'Pallor. Derhans-street, keeper. at Guildhall.—Der. 9,J. Zomba A. Crawford, and D. !girlie, Broad-street, Doil•lhall.—ttept, 3U, J. Bates, Leyburn. K Guildhall.—Dec. Sok I. Corr, Sun-strert, street, saddler, at I Newcastle -npon-T)ne, cooper, at the castle-iimin.T%ne.—Dee. 19. L. 11. Stet street-M ithout. straw-hat-maaufaeturer 1,1, W. Bodeil, Bedford-street, Como at Gaililhall.—Jan. 13, E. Isaac, Wm ban. wine-merchant. at Unildhall.—Dee. kirlq-street, Ilatton-gerden. printer, at 23. NI. Clarke, jun., Colchester-street. trine-titereliant. at Guildhall.—Dec. 12, II Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall, IF ine-merehanl Dee. lA. T. Colllnson, sea. Lonely-liall shire, cotton-spinner. at the ol3ce of Abraham, Preston.—Dee. 13, J. Nlueb merchant, at the ogre of Messrs. I.are, Liverpool.—Dec. I. W. L. Browi Wood-street, Chespside. a nrehousemen, CEKTIFIC.ATES, Dr- LA!rf DAY NEXT TIZ EMU V, Nur. ::S. All the Capitals, lucludiag TWO tiV,OUS! Consols, must be drawn. All the Prises and all the Tickets roust be Drawn. The fate of every Ticket and Share, sold prior to the iStlf November, was finally decided by the draw In of that day ; those persons therefore who hare already purchased in the present Lottery, are recommended to inglire the fate of their numbers, in order to exchange their Small Praxes fur Indrawn Tickets or Shares. Tickets and Sharei (warranted undrawn) are selling by T. 111511, Stuck-Broker, Sole Contractor. 4. C01.'11611, and S. Charing -truss, who sold the first day of the present Lot tery. - - No. 1,453, Class A a Prize of . tlO,OOO &e. &e. &e. And by all the Agenia in the Country. 8..111en, Leicester, fancy trimmit lloQq+on, leads, corn-factor.-J. 1. Spital-tields, coach-spring-maker.—J upon-Hall, dealer.—T. Burlingham, J. Bignell. Pbreoix-place, penter.—M. Garlick. ilalifae, bookseller liarrow•-on-the 11111, Uiddle:es. grocer, Terrace, Kingsland. Iliddle.ex, grocer , PARTNIRSHMS RISS( P. J. Crosby and J. baker, Boro rights—G. F. Berridge and B. Phil street, victuaUer.—W. Mantua and ( street, shoe-makers—J. Ure. sen. W L. Liu►e, J. Coleman. and R. Curell, —R. Bits. N. Ogden, and W. thisinai Sea, bakers. THIRTY PER cEvr. UNDER ANY HAT W ARE HOUSE IN ENGLAND. d - 1 JACKSON. Hat Manufacturer, 58, Barbican, N....)• near the City Repository, has constantly on site a • extensit e assortment ()revery description of Hats and Hes:yrs Bonnets; also a greet variety of Gold colour Seal Tirbanc—Likewise Boys ('loth Prussian Caps of superfine • only U.—Leather lists and Caps from Pub lic s ill tied a great saving by purchasing as 'hot e.—Jael, suo's New invented treble covered best sliperline Bearer lilts at only 20s. —they are decidedly the cheapest and most Argent Hats ever offered to the pubik.—The new improved Patent Water-proof Hat. Silk and Beaver. at only 1:ot. : this hit will wear three times as long 114 tho:e imitation; now selling from His, to iSs. and upwards, by almost ts%er4 Ilm!!er; many of them call themseites manufacturers.— Th . e Trade supplini as usual. 4.R. Old lints covered with silk, and made equal to new, (id.—Vu unpaid Letters reeeis ell ,11 IL II t. 41* l' ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. VROM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Scree for all sorts of Fish, dr. it has induced the Prlprietor. HF.I O IRY POWELL, at his Wholesale Oil and bOan Warefiranie. Newgate-street, (where the Trnde r•sy be eepplied with this and all other Oennine Sauces, &e.) to return his most grniefnl acknowledgments tl the Public for their hind patronnge, and at the same ilme begs leave to actineint them that it is sold by all tns Oil and Its:ian Warehouses in London. and by one or u ore respectable agents in every toe" throughout the knit's! Kingdom. 01 , 4 t rte. none is genuine unless signed " Dinmore aod 0 '4 1 ." end the Proprietor.' seal on the Cork. To Merchents. reptsins, and othrri• It i. pnrticollnrly re. e9inmended for shipping, as it Is watrant,d to keep in any climate. TRUSSES. `AS Unit/nal Satisfaetiyn is given hr the l'se of PINDIN'S PATENT THESSE:4, without Metallic " 1 "11s. (having la several motes. particularly In Children. caeeted a Cure), N . their s• and Co. of 2011. Fleet s'l.-et, beg leave. most respectfully. to acknowlege the kind tnts of those eminent Gentlemen of the Faculty. for having " Q•congly recommen.leil their laistrument4. and to assure they will still endeavour to merit a continuance of their "foars.--Respectable referenees eau be given to Surgeons others. who have long proved that a great and uniform Prm , ittre can be caused %VlTlliol'r Sraisms. and that Ease.. Sac. tmr and DURABILITY, are the prominent features ut TrusgeS. • "4.11. Person, sending the eirefhisferenee of the t•o4ty below 11r ;die. nod the lartee.t pert ut tt,r %Hang which ride tie &flitted, lea) drprect t n bring correctly Gard. The following is a copy of Hunt, of which the substance WAS count of the proceedings in the Bench yesterdsy Is 711 E Kiss's Beam—The King Samuel Samford, Joii•ph Johmion Henry Hunt, of 11iddletott Cott of Hants, but now a prisoner in hi Ilehester, in the comity of Stn erne' saith, that on the lath of May last by this llot ttttt ruble Court to be Chester jail, fur two years and sic this deponent enquiring of Mr. Ji was to be the nature of his iteopristo it was to be solitary, the Learned tithatrii, that the Court made no had the Court any intention of int!' punishment than that of safe armed Judge emphatically add( should have any reamn to eonylii that an application to the Court tt. This deponent further saith, at the jail, on the 1;11s of alay, at be was placed by the jailer in a cm cell, with two prisoners habited where there were three straw bags jail tracts, one of which was jailer as the place of rest for this the first fortnight this deponent Ire-irons nor fender ; that for t confined within the pestilential ; eibJlit te:t yards *quart., which •Lual . - . ... , . • . ......, 1 • ' .......... . . .... . . . . . . . . .... . ..... ..... ........... 4 •••••••••• • ••• 1 C - - • ;":":".. 6."4"11411 . • • • % . : . • t;: i • ( - Pitt . • 1 . .. t . • . , . • 7 1 - _I - L'.. N\ll , , • ' 1 ' ~. ~. • • t; - ‘,.:. • "st k ,„ .. \ . A. t 4 ), ! t 1) 1111 1 1 . 1 0.4 21 Ma1t t 0 • ••*CA'....i .. : ~ . 4.1.-_-_-_-. .41". • ...-.:4 jkl'it dr ' ll . or rmo zpit IL • . 1 s 0 • , . . . . IV E D 1 . 1 ES DAIY, NOVEMBER -22, 1820. IMP DEN fell an tine Field, and SYDNEY died ow toe Beal° Id !" PRICE SEVEN PENCE. lox G j zErrg. health of this deponent, the effects of which he still tedvnfthis deponent, in violation of the statutes 11 an • . feces. That during this time his friends were exclud- 19 William 111. chap. lf). and 14 Edward 111. ed. recent at three separate hourr, of the day, and not tress from the Gentle- t chap. 10, notwithatanding which Statutei no She, it for .:oeuty of Anglesey. allowed to see him at all after four o'clock in the after- Under-Sheriff has ever been to the said K an! since thi s en MO noon. That in consequence of this proloiloition, this d e p onen t h a d b een i mpr i sone d t h ere i n, an d this dello- . . t Leiters Patent to bie deponent suffered great pecuniary losses, his affairs neat farther saith, that he is informed, and verity be- le e United Kingdom of bring left in a very deranged state, this deponent not Sieves that neither the Sherilfor his D puty the Untie:- sentlng the Reverend having expected that any ssntence of imprisonment Sheriff hail any thing to do with the making er sane- It , . ' the Arritelemonry set would have been passed upon him. That on the 6th tinning the said order of Sessions made at TauLtbee, as the Right Revereenvi eter to the doe of Lin- ef July a hotly of Magistrates attended ,"what is called L o neither the Sheriffor St u d er- Sh er iff were present upon • • ihe Jail Sessions, held in the poison, and they made that 4 oecasiom. But this deponent is informed and - am wrier, after consulting the Let-par of the jail, that ver il y b e li eves t h at a person by the name of tineen.l • ireet Letters Pat en t to the friends of this deponent should he admitted to see B ru d er i p , o f W e ll s, an agent c f t h e a b ove name d 0 Canted Llngelona of kink in his ward frame nine o'clock in the morning till t • lr unto the Reverend, Francis Drake, Esq. did interfere and prejudice Oda donity of Dean ottlya Roulet, with whit+ order this do.ponent expressed him- deponent at the said Sessions, and this' deponent Ne- llie-a* 0113 *- Wdillig. !elf perfectly satisfied. This regulation continued to titer saith that the said Edworend Bruderip has intes- ber tout ito force to the mutual satisfaction of this dc- fered with the custody of this deponent, and that Ito k 4posstet s Aso visiting Magistrates, Aaron Moody, Fa --nit• has had personal interriewe Witletbe keeper of tine said re.' merchant, to and the Rev. Dr. Colston, as well as the k..e corer of the 'IM I I I g aol, and that lie has written to the said gaoler di- user) 3, at Guildhall. jail and all his offirers, Jill the 1 Ith of August, when, t brook. at this deponent is infMietl. and verily helieves. upon tecting hien to treat this deponent id the sumo erne; ,ire, Nov. P. 30. and manner, aial for which cruelties inflicted upon this ns Dotehlllrentnelieut. the suggestion of Francis Drake, Esq. of Wells, who deponent. the said keeper has produced the letter .1: . Chaneery-lane: nod is a Magistrate of the county, and one of the grand the said Edmund Broderip as his justification to the Suet, Nov. 24. . 25. and jury at ill assizes, an order was math. (without am' visiting Magistrates, Aaron Moody, Esq. the Rev. Hr. • reason bring assigned, anti ty ithons there being any c e t sto „ , •ough. Attormo, Mr.although the said Etinound Broderip is neit!:•••• sufficient cause) to exclude all female visitors from• 1 ) re. 6. 6, and Jan. 9. at the ward of the said deponent, and that they should Under-Sheriff nor a Mae,istrate. This deponent S hee r-a.. Attorneys, Messrs. only be permitted to .tee him at the d oa bl e grating, at fore with, that this inviaeiams distinction of vet-helm.: iii ' al Mr. Barber , Fetter- female* from visit n; hint, a distinction which wa. the same time sad place n.here Monts, convicts, and never before made tor any other prisoner in the sa-.1 s a ins-merchant, Dee. prisoners, charged with, and convieted of, unnatural ! LisesPool. In'lmer'• crimes, brastiality , anal murder, see and meet their as- eau!, and as t hi s deponent %erily believes, in no tothet gaul, appears to be an ilicoal punishment iniiictsd inpton-buildings, Chau- . slot. "c lan ' s. In c""negne"" of thin harsh anal u"nere n ' upon this dep •nt,and a new sentence ittop,osool 'is• the 001, chemists , Dee. 4, sarily cruel treatmet. s this deponent's family, consist- aforesaid omagistrates, tett times snore sovere than this .1. mimic ' s. Messrs. in of two females, one of them this deponent's wart!, lluntable Court intended, or the law will admit, and • I Walk, Temple; and who had Collie to Ilehester from London, to see hint, b y t hi s conduct ef the Aa:aisi rates anti the said Ed- t . . Dee. 7. R. Jan: n. at were locked out of the jail without any notice being Hound liruderip who apper - s to have gained an ::1- f pout. %Homey., Mr. given to theist or this deponent, or any •-ause assigned doe„„ over site keeper of the said ga A . in cease 1 end Mr. Alaedsley, far the same, and in the t brutal and savage man- %mime of his being alternately the Coder-Sheriff .ot t ner they were re f use d t arrest to this h•ponentoo Ito wait ,s. inner Temple. too-this county pith his partners in violation of the sta- I .o, at Guildhall. At- never even permitted to see thew to take leave of than ; toes 42 Edward 111. chow. 9, confirmed by 23 flews; ntobury. that since that time this deponent has been treated in 1-1. cha p. 7 • d s . re. grocer, Dec. 1. .5. t I by 0 11 1 - I- • I the 'most cruel tatatutsr, and amottest other thi n he toles. Atiormla, al r . kids deponent bath been and is by such contluet made i i LI has been frequently locked up for hour, tooether In floe,' ne e).to suffer more punishment in this jail in one month ord. Fames. brewers, i lois dungeon in solitary confinement in the day time: than his co-tielentiants sto:ier in one year in Linel.ll I. Attoruess, Messrs. in cinseqnence of this treatment this deponent has not j..il, where net such cruel and money -ssary hardship , only suffered great mental knouts and bodily injoiry, o Dee. 19. Jan.:. at the an d m a l treatment has, as this deponent is informed, Mr. Terrell, Eaeter ; • blot he hats stostained great pecuniary !oases, by being and verily believes, been adopted or permitted. And 1 1 -5.11111 fr, j thus deprived of all c 1111 l moinieatitin in person with his this deponent further said', that -in consequence of ► estminster, bricklayer, family, who have the sole care and ntanassement of the t. Attoraess, 5I . these cruel acts and some other suspicious circa:- hole remaining part of l e i s property that he tuts saved ore.stances, anal especially the recent removal of two hot :;', ark, ironmonger. Nov. from the ravages and wreck of his fortune, occasioned • the interior l'astenittes of the cell or ward of this de- i .orneys, Messrs. Hand- by the prosecutions he bat endured ; thus inflieting ponent, whereby he is exposed to attack in the night- J on this deponent a punishment motels snore raittoes Ifeeknev-road, timber- tithe, he is really and truly apirelsensire of serious i A tibildliall. ittornevs, than any fi ne the C ourt cou ld h ave imposed. This bodily harm. And this deponent farther prays that I-court, Throgruorton- deponent further !with, that his ward, who is solely i Ise may be brought before this Honorable Court by a I . ,islependantupon him for Ks/Motion_ apd supt•ort, be- W r i t o f Ha b eas Corpus, to C.: in' cause in' * should ref?. Strand, tavern ' . ne at this time, by the death of her gramlinnther, not be removed out of the custutly of the said Francis !reboil. J. Forbes, R. entitle,' to certain estates in Ireland. of the Yearly vs- Drake Esq. and * the said Edmund Broderip, or to 49- 7 A-street. merchants. at Ise of :WM. anti upwards, uhich was berpteatheol her tain an order of the Cuttrt to relieve him from any burn. Kent. miller, at by the will of her grandfather, and she havino receiv- (.. other punishment but that awarded by the Lour., "" et, Bisi "'P 4gate " et! a litterf he r l a terelation's noeut that le, s . • p„1 1 ,„. 5 , i„„ .• t oe T u rf Hotel, N e w• the said estates were seized and usurped by a person 4 deponent, may be allowed to hay; his family and :e- Standish. Bisleopseate- in no way entitled to them, she came to I h•ltesier with rer, at tiullothals—Dee. male friends to visit him at reasonable hones the satier i her deeds an d papers, anal the wills of her late mother . .ni-gardro, bookseller, as h is male friends, so long as they conolact themselves 1 . p„, en ., l „„ , 0 t00n ,,,, and grandfather, in order to consult and advise with , with property, violate none of the riles of the jail, -Dee. In, It. B. Morrell, this deponent how to proceed so as to counteract seems I. and CAM! 110 incunienience to the officers thereof. n'• et tiaildhan• — i-r• Meg,' proceedings: yet, although this deponent in• HENRY HUN C. Tort. Sinnie- g ardens ' formed the said visiting 3Logittrates tof this fact, she - R. S. Lingworth, :sworn at the Ja i l at Monter a f oresa i d, the Sey-n- . • vhant, at Guildhall.— was not permitted to have ascess to him—in e. use Dee of November, 0.,e Thousand Eight lion- . , tall. nalishery. Lance- qeettee of which cruel treatment this deponent's waft' iaced T . and w m enty, before e, HENRY Tt•s:ON, of Messr4. Dixon and has already suffered and will unintately ,ostler great el Csanotissioner for k • Ali o ars • t/ C t ter sog outgomeo, Liverpool. .. . , __ „ . expense i 'e. Miller, and Lace, In!runlarY -°", as the tritium., diffi cu lt y, an d and Coamtifirrt 15arc as•wthatt.ds I own and T. Hunter, in recovering the said estates will be greatly iti- - nen, at Guildhall, creased for want of timely proceedings, which were _ _ Pte. 11. wholly prevented by the unjust, rrnel, anal smote- REJOICINGS I.Y THE coalmen • tug -manufacturer.—W. Ltlett. Crispin-street, - cessary prohibitidn of the said female id.wor from _—.....-- ll -J. south. Kingston- seeing and consulting with this deponent, her sole lictessrr, in this neighbourhood, *Melt is in et- Worcester, glover.— ouardian and protector. This deponent further l feet eqnal in population to :mot of the Boroughs im ) , d, Knightsbridge, ear- 4 said', that by an order made at the late Session • the kingdom, was sp l en didl y illuminated last week. leseller.—B. Snowdon. • tenses were ti'ssola•-•1 eer.—ll. Ilan, Nelson- at Taunton purporting to he an order of Sea - Many striking and whionsioal . i :._ rer. sions with the consent anti anpaohation of the Sheriff on the occasion, and six of the Italian witneTscs in et - - rusysn. of the tamtsty, all female visitors are still ext•lntled from tigy, were ronsigited to the flames. Half-a-dozen fiats . ro' Green, sent, mill- visiting this deponent ; but it is left by the said fat sheep were roasted on this josnaus occasion, anti :'le, t %Mips, Threadneedle- ! Li. Taylor, Chisuell-f the v isi ting ‘lagistrates or scene wan enlivened during the whole evenings by an Sorrows to t he d iscretion o se . • A'. Donald. J. Cm Jun. the Sheriff to admit females if they think proper, excellent hand of music, which pilled all the nati oast % , Liverpool, merchants upon an application being made to theist far that par- and popular airs. l 10, Sunderland near the pose, whereupon this deponent applied to the vi- Swtsstnorox POTTICIT, the ettensixe earthemrar- siting 3lagistrates, Mr. lit.otlford, of Yrovi:, and the manufactory of Messrs. 11111 k. mad Co. Wt.% brIFVE:f ) • 6 .... ItCV. Mr. Whalley, of , to permit his fa- illuminated op Thursday evening, and shed s o br.slit . "toile to visit hint at the same holm that this oleponeut's a lustre on Swillington-balll,the seat of John Liwther, 1 1- male filmed. are admitted to see hint in Case they should Eso.„, that the worthy proprietor seemed, as a distai.ec the affidavit of Mr. I) 1 fur w ee k a fortnight which, is to partake in the honour of the illuniination. come to esester a or sis given its our AC- between the hours of nine o'clock in the morning and Puna urnacr.—tirent rejoicings took place here on I le Court of King's four in the afternoon, but which reasonable request Saturday evening last, in consequence of the Idueon's • was pert•mptorily re-fused hr the said .Ir. Gootlford triontsph over her entwates ; and the same were repeated against Henry Mut, I 7 1: n. and Joseph Healy , and the r l . •r• a S. I lt •II if h lle • although the Lee - per of the on Monday evening. 1 , pag lee, in t I co unty prison, Alr. William !triode, unequivocally declared ilasrten, Nor. 14,:--We witnessed, this evelTig,. ' i • '-. his 31.sjenty't jail of to the sail v isiting' Ma i rigtrateS that he had not the one of the most brilliant illuminations ever semi! , +he 1 and slightest cause of complaint to make against this de- sa l on of Scotland, in celebration of the triumph ..f t i es , set, tineket 1 oa th - t . at, he WAR sentenced, poinent. And this deponent saith that he bath never quo en. It commenced at eight o'clock and contintt:•l be imprisoned in II- violated any of the rides and regulations laid down for till ten. The ttITTI was all in a hustle, and every 1 is .. a mouths, wI o at c upon him by the said 31agistrattnes nor Isar there ever here follnt:qtatlCC eleationstruted the joyous feeling sartici- loonier Bayley, what any complaint made again s t this de p onent, and that patel fly all, both male and fetnale, on this occasion; ) sommen t, an d whether when this deponent's family and friends vi sited him the bells rang a merry peal, anoleyery incident tended ! I .itillge, in reply, in- they never viwiated any ..f t'ae roles iled reguia- mitre and more to animate the sensibility anal pa's:w- , ant. . . twit order, neither thous of the jail, bait conducted themselvt•s is ith ism of the inhaletante. A variety of devices, 1 ti• • t • • . ov f ar ther the strictest propriety, and never vansod the %ii3lltest elegant tranrarencies, were exhibited on the event :-- ri it tug a.. • custealv ; and the toonble or i n convenience e i t h er to t s e.sa iS keeper or two large Ison ores were also lighted, one at the cro-s, i led, if the deponent wh ich had a gaati d • tient his officers, as he alecl a red to the said Ma gi strates , and the other un the T ow n - hill ; 1 „ and the said Mr. Bridle further declared to the said erect ; and, in fact, the appearance of being in a 1 sin of his treatment, ling neighbourhood t would be attended Magistrates that by this deponent's family and female coniple:e War.. 'file surrouna . . i i 'al friend! visiting this deponent, the safe ...woolly of his a lso bore ample testi•toony of attasinueat and happs- that on his art % i ' t tett o ' clock at night, person would not be in the remotest degree eadanoered. nets on the oceation, ro having tne houses untyersa.ly cold s damp used, or 'rhit deponent unwilling to tom hie this Honorable illumin a t e d. tinning the evening, there was a tine I in the jail dress, Court white there was an y possibility o ire n . f ot her dae ' • o f fi ' s and theyounger branches of I exhibition i re i l"r4 l l es by Acing small cannon ed ( is placed upon three 'gaining redress for this erne!. .wanton, at__n 4an nn i...e society amu sed themselves v tended to . enhance the festivity • f • d out by the saes - torture, wrote a letter tea Sir Charles B ) 14 1 • other . arms , all Th hkb pointed deponent. •That for the Sheriff , a ropy of which is hereunto annexed, Ti- o f t h e event. . The dame that.bnrst forth from the ass- 1 WAR Allots-ea neither qnesting the Slieres pertnisaion t o see his family , a oisier bills likewise conveyed the exultation ref th.• 1 ' seven wee ks h e wa s watose custody this tleponent connives be legally is , people, and evinced h-sw much they were . exhilirate•l copy of which is at the result or the Biller Pairs and Penani• s against s ally of a small yard, but the said She.itfin his se-ewe; , a with . . • a oaterially a ff ected the hereunto annexed has refused to interfere the es the Qufni. - The evoaitig pined :it the ssert cordial ( . • i . I II . . a