The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-20 00:00:00

- Tv's, STATZOMAN. RE FLECTIO VS •x rag PRUENT XXI NAVAL INTRLLIGIINCK. Dram Jew. 19 —Came down frau the River and The bivalent* of rawer is wronger thin the plate mamba. the F reacis and Rise. --, for Cater's; of meraility•:--it Is tbeessemptioe of o tlgilt to insole Jane. Christie, for Jamaica ; We/idled', --. far or oppress others, sod carries with It an air of ea. Malts ; L or d beelgrove traesport, for Portsmouth ; : priority. Wives, dressed net le ',lido, pomp. mid via Majesty's ship Tribune, for Cork ; and the Ps- rittowistaiim. boa mem attractioft than abstract right. „ se „. H y d e , f or G r enada.—The Amy, diermield, We have conquered other countries, sod Goverement from Naples to Loads's, passed threegh the Downs has sole this a plea for milevlng tiers. The great ell the ILth, bet owing Ids the strong isles free' h ate prima,. f ee ll ogq o f t h e i r wow, is „ma i d,. le . N. N. W. she pet beck on the 18th, and still re- tyres, of humanity and jesticr most mimes, ; theft mains with them! ward and Iminimmtd.beesid vowels, interest. a re so fo r Goa being the ais l e as t hose o f the nil well. co mmunity at largo, that they are in direct, If not Poomwocrst, JAN. 19 . — Sail e d his Majesty's i necessary, opposition to them. Their power is at 'hip PH04'661,40 a creise.--Wout out of harbour, i the partite of oar weakness—their aches of oar pee his Majesty's brig Carnelian, and anchored at Spit-iverty—their prideof oor de g radation—ibeirspleodeur bead if our wretchedness—their tyranny sheer Ikerritild•l Br.taitvo. J to. 18.—Arrived his Majesty's ship they wish that these who hese little should have less. . *erten, end Vigilatst lteeenee cotter. end that oho.. who have mach should take all that YAII.II4IIUTIt, J,to. 19.—Case in the Alexander, ot h er s hate l e f t . Th. People ate poor, , bsoNet Jeffries, end her begets to *Mood; also some other th.y *s o, In be starved—they sae stases, thesative vowels ; end woe of the Caine'', report, that shoot they might to be beaten—they wor k h er d. ;he w n ,. 20 sail cot, last eight, from their anchors ender Win. t h e y eeri b t I. h it ' sea t e d sa t o beasts of aurilsers.--shey sarloo4 are ignorant, therefore they ought saw le be anlitio 4 Wurrewavan. JAW. 17.—The Maks. -----• t• feel that they waist food, or clothing, 'tent ; was last, stair's tide got jute the harbour without de- that they ere maimed, oppressed, sod miseehli..-- . Page. Th is is the logic of Gosernment, which ~ in feat. . FAmmieTti, JAN. 17.—1 t blew lad night earl ell 1 pandit, itself, and to beep cositempt no miierig—to this day a ttemendoes gale horn W. by S. to W. by I raise power into tyranny. end t• make tyranny ob. mi : Ni. bet fortunat e ly it has continued clear, d Tea- anleie—lo flutist desalt that which is le. still hour s . eels hn „,,,,„,d.h00na might ebb safety hie' Its and , and to make wrescheduess desperate—ti exalt Ma . maks tbeland.—The packets slid mercbaotemo is theirosirsiei into Kings, Kings into Gods—to degrade , reeds appear to ihio it met well. I /o bject, into Ibis rush. of slaves, sod slaves into the' kletire o'Clock P.M.—A post.thalso beg jest sr-: condition of brutes. Indeed the histoty of mankind dead framdfowey, with the Mail of the %Voisin/ham ' seems a rounimice.a mask, e tragedy. It is a Noble packet, where she 'Debased this messing, -IR days or Ro y al hunt, he which what is sport to the few i . grim ies ; she espetiesoced gem bad weather ideath to the many, soil its which the lordly pro spoke she Q e emsebery packet, for Jamaica, the day meters halloo and encourage the strong In set span arms alio oiled. i the weak, and cry havoc is the chase becaum they L I VISPOOL, JAG. I 8 the Signior, liar. divide the spoil. They very kindly sad obligiog l y . $l. 11 1 GOMM ; and Amore, Ilerris, troy Philadel- lake upon ikon, to goveru us silliest oar tensest.— phis. at lionlasses. the 13 th lost.. with loss of an. They tell us w• are the swinish multitude, and that air , and rabies bosad t• Liverpool ; the D'ed.Y, we hate nothing to do with the laws bet obey theta. Goillitliv, from boom at Terreine, and is condemned Thera isms a time whee France wailedal sde b ream . e free, I as unseewordiy.— T he front bet that has proved •n airy unsubstanti Yooltb° ll, is full of mater, hawing gi'°°" 4l°4l on all I Tyranny has triumphed, and freedom is destroyed, • meetior.—Tke •PhOlti motions°, yesterday as being la 1 by a Ilcily Animate ; yet the friends of freedom *ill • Beetle Bib ebb a ste el of heiress dlkllls ill the I, Dever erase tier be prevented from :morning on the . Thetis, -•-•—, from Cephalonia. ,i whir of imagination to that bright dream of ear Pea? GLASGOW. Jan. 17.—Artived le the Clyde i pertb, that glad dawn of the day.ster of Liberty - dm 4Ph lust the Aoseeleso ship Yowls i r don. l that spin% liaise the worW in which the helves anti Liberty— from Yo*k. In 10 days; on the nth inst. fell in iailk,, espectations ef the human ries mewed opening in . dos brig Lorelei., Robins, of Peel*, urn Newfound. I t h e same g ay nu .", with our owe--when Fiasco load In Codes, a eaoPlet• wreck. sod took the I called her children to partake her rgenl blesciogs bo ' Illeenee. Malys and Iwo seamen off, being all that • neath her laughing skies—lakes tlie, stranger oat met reaselood Of the crew.—The weather .till contlnees in ass :•. i - ~,a .0 1 d ance and f est i ve see; „ , in very temparioslos, end several e1P1114.14 ere n.. chore in : tektite' is ci a new end golden era. elm the pro. the Rbervild ire the Boast, bet It appears the g reatest !epees of human happisess • nil glory were bursting on pert of Hem ore cessling vessels, end that very few i th e ravished senses of „„„ fe u e „,.... e . litre WWII lost. Bet, alas! the dawn of that day wes suridraly • ~ ..........--_ , oatmeal ; —that season of hope is past; it it led 0 ith the other dreams of our 'oath, which we can not real—but it has left behind it teach which aro mot to be effaced by hirthalsy and thankceittint odes. *or the chauotiog of is Doom in ell the churches of Cliiistendum. To those hopes eternal ve l vets am doe. To those who wilfully and malicieestv blasted them in the fear that they might be stmeoplished or feel im hies (*bet we ewe) /tatted sod scoot -'-' kettle I BRIGUTON, JAN. 19. • RJR the Esti of Ilesreeby. the Fart ;: i a, Abibiusi, Lord and Ledy Mel vale, tea Mineseth. Mr. awl Indy Geeettisee I O ho lieilltiet‘tted Mr. Boiler, departed ts fres thePevilie, • .oa. .1 oginitikeeter nod Mrs. and MINI a't - St, iThef slot, WA : 110111181100 • foe theie,tosve rridenne to-dey. Tti NW end Comet's& of We *irk end the Eetl Meelsereesh hive &pined frees Brialaisa. ...Yeeteedtly.ettenissi, a Pricy Commit ess held by 'fete the inc."N RI V PIO, which we atteeded by the . Pleetteihnste ilertfeed,Onsineeriviey. sod Wiese , y, • Wet of , Ileeeeerhyl Earl Behest, Lord Sid - esooda, 14,4 Meet* Sir B. Blemelield. end Mr. . Bathe*. Mr. Beller tackled se Clerk of the • reseed. lbw Mooed* of 'spirting Oriels in Cone. • ell. owl Pmesarailone we tie only ishjecte leech euttelewiehmilelikereliess of a Psis, Compel is the preseeco of the Prince Regent. • liewrio, ellotowtes, hie Royal llighseed the Priem 41001 mt, sod o sesserees moist of dials. ‘• rairished •elenem, went through the whale range of eldmisensentb to oho Palma. 1 meek, and : side Obirrella is math , dipsetmeet naiad the ityprebttion. Ilse very essellessi improm. •asedsre de Iltellhalsrm sod emirates et the kindwas end tallowy deportment. elsoteb) 'teensy is bleed- I .sitt teneesdeetee. we pinkest', oinked for lb whiehoniall mintroiniee. h await. 0 14•••iirie k ettnasewe peeved the Cheiet ' sisetedideye in this teem ste mow on the ens of de. poem for the metropolis. ASIANUENSIII. ADOLPHUS soil A uGu.pus Fttommithisot, the two youngest sons of hi* Royal Highness the Doke of CLARLMCB, hove left town for Portsosootls, from whiniest they frill ssil in the noth.fort, Ceptain Coasts, t• joie Admiral FaintAmu is the Medi. orpiment,. Duicso.—Randall and 3lerlin ate taking greet ear. of tlweisolves for the great match. sod twat week they will commence active troiniag.—Betting is about It to 8 es amidst,. All the tenants of the hews ea the north *We of Cockepor.streat, from the end of the Haymarket to the King's.mews, including part of Solfolk.strert, have received satire to quit, no the vapiratioarlf their respectlee leases at Lady Day.when t he new street lead. lug le St. Merlin's-lane, will he eivastaanced. The loser pert of tie King's Mews is also to be polled drown. St. Martio's Church (neat to Si. Past's), the most otagnificeot its the metropolis, will this he amused. and form a striking object frees Pill-mall and Ckaring.cross. Tarsal's , sionnight the State Lottery tiolslied draw. ~, wit 1.- ( a. usual) than shared• Copitals greater in number awl amount than any other 0111er.keeper, ansougst whirl were N.. 5535, a Pager of I'loo LORD ERULIPL—Wf ore. haply, to find he the fnl. ,M" 1 "1 sod .e lO . OO, Canswlt's diahled into Eight N. , s. 12,n115. £1,100; 8,441, 1'1,000; ' Iniing Solledir dirt tits insch.estesiord Nobleman ' ' 113 " 14 ; ; end varlets other Capitals of smaller innoents. A ' Is eenddend oat .r bolter : new sr Norte, Wort Turley Oglersini. .I OL 19. I Lottery. of only 6.00 0 Tickets, for which Dim » Liso Peewee has oared& gone debt, sad I. now cow le the Contractor, is now on sale, at his. 01Sicos, 4, Wised by moos slimmer. tt WM. Rt'OMMAN. Corithill, and 9, Charing-cross, and by • his Agents •• R.llotrPeß." in the country. • • It wM Ile recolletted that a Meeting of the [Asa. Amongst the easing' persons who ply to Dr. "'Mints of the Ward of Dreed.street. was held at EADY, of 3S, Demi-weer, % o ho, sue se s illi or d ' ' GerroresSlell ell the 14th of last tonath, for the ! with lowness of spit .. hoottl.ache, Is our, and as. of Polletivolog the PRIWet Rummy to IMLAY ' goes complaints pecoliar to she female let, who had • Ilber Wellsolisto of the three poor men, Driscoll, became so *shunted as to be gives over by their • GOSH% tied Welter, who were hanged for ewe family Peysii inns. The daily uckaowledgments pinks( few si wales ea the 15th alt. Ta. all.. I he receives i rraterolly demonstrate his teems its those alnico, of this Petition were, Aar these men were COM p IaiIII% which are bat too oft.. fatal to mankind. . sseasoictml es Ibeevidence el a kst season, Ann Fear, I While .nose kimono". seder scrophold, strictures. asbe oestrapped two of these moo into) the crime, canzets. ulceration, obstinate gleels, pains in the an d also on th e vo gue, oat there was great reason ; limbs, rheumatism, nodes in the skin bones,ersplions, ti holism the. the Victims of a fool conspiracy ; !sole throats, Ste. bin/ on Dr. FADY's peculiar plan a • **other Moog,* of the Ward Is to be held to. ! promptness, facilitated with comparative ease. Dr. Oservow, to tarsier investigate this serious subject. 1 &WY Tenon.ed daily, from Fight in the Morning until at Night. Priests Rooms.— &deice gratis Lord.STLWART. ear Ambass.dor at the ( , n u t t of Vittoria, orcompealed by Coloael WARD, Mr. E. to the l'uor. ov I Sr, aav, end a onmeross suite, arrived no Wed. A foot sere of 250 yards, for a dinner aid wine for nvoday last RA &easels, asd set oil nest morning for i a IbiZelli Sint In enceed 201. was cousin Monday morn. i ing oil the Kilhorn.rold, between Copt. M.Farlane Londe*. A great deal el Iroslems was yesterday deoe at the : and Mr. Greenough, the Captain giving his ad y Stock I:scheme. The Account s pproirovi to hay • 10 yards at starling. It was a good race. and the closed eery faveerably. No Niteroi were annoanc. (74ptain won it by two steps. He did stet overtake ed. nor were say @sported. It was what is terlsoi. his sdvisraary till within 10 yard ds. s of home. The s. oily teemed a Dear Account. Stock ayes evidently *inner did the graved 33 s ocon scarce ; and, accordingly, Consols were done in tlie CUSS ESCIIAN4E, JAN. 20.—We still continue surly pert of the day as Lirtts as 80. At the close 1 oithent snivels from our own coast; although we of t h e ma t te s, indeed, 'hey were somewhat lit, " I had hut little Foalish Core at market. yet the 111 es e-tottared with the priors of the morni .. g ; bet yet, mete heavy for all Grain at last Monday's prices, n o .t‘e whole, Or d / were considered SS lookin g very an only Wttrat and Batley of lie quality could be well. disposed of. same cease hurled .., of 11. -illy, oh. in a lit of despair deprived t i-nest( Teeterday a complbovtary dinner was live', at of that life which he found 1,.. c o nt.! no I n . r en- Ike Crown sad Anchor Talent t•Mr.Ward,of Tine- deer, except under the 111.. h of iy tenni end ~ , ,pres• Mecham, open the seolleetifel hoe of the late trial for . t ., to. Ile croorletled by earnestly , isherting Eli e libel. its which be was Plaimillf. Intuitive never to efface from their reroPerfien the Al five ..'hock :he dining-Foes was quite fel!, acts of oppression to which he allotted. T...• atomic' end upwerth of one handfed persons of respecialn. beqopicit them as an heirloom to th••r . 1...• 'Elf ~ lily sat down to en eseellent dinner ; in the hope of keeping alive, and ewe., ....• S. . ~,.. ..?, Mr. LI:MAITRE, In the Chair. that spirit which undid deter bad Minis'''. Is. .. After lb° cloth *ha rumored the °Smut's" resorting is. such oppression and tillCOallitetiOltal nye-- otraseres.—(Appfaese.) The Itoveretenty of the People. rod Mee Its Power be speedily Th e nea t toast ss se— terwroe new liohesl Reform—Toe to T h e m three.e• Ile neat gave t--• brim ii.,l.ltir• Oho tw htee, wt the Mal 4 W.lnt P. ar. west. who rt..rtte.t :b, • antarsor tot an boom as s s Iron the The Liberty of the Pima. met Inagewp 0 t erilee to 'MIMI. sate 'the prat. fetes anal ittllese4 the Jeo tesersore aOw Pe.. 1"11,111. he 11111661k "* —Th r time' vertu pie w e nn the vies.' Charles, sod basstiosl James hem • Thecae a wal (liter Lima thin 1•" — ho set aii•nritiy seen. The Heaton or Mears. Coif. Bodine% end il. Peale nd hies This was also drank with great applaisie. plans td all men who wee, • Incas. howl& de:ve ine Ile then proposed— haired of issi A ---..---11% at she c ososeereweest .4161, i m.y they live tome their perm. o•or. rewantee for their_puetia. Teal by Jars, the Art and enrliest Newark of Fernsh Free- Mr. HANSON fella and mini, that Mr. Wahl had Ann. Met it be speedily ersteree thrnet IMMO the I.lnktloss to 11. to tem% pl o t " mid ..., ,„„ nimbi ., . 4 , 01 .„.... me p .„ been an ioective wee in po litics, thoti g h he had oef. ei the ••••• moo lbs whor of m-d."—o here freed so .such. Ile (Mr. II ) was of a alt erect he ignorant hI,J f.r the grill of a i.o.fielive . temper. for he had t,ken a public part for the list and lie gethtee "pies. The CitatamAw then tom. to cell Air 'Hendon of tea vete in the grievances of the People, and bad the Meeting to th emele object for which they had oe- bee n the appointed ad•c'ell • of the bati"" twbets 'melded, which wig, to sty is compliment justly dee in 1 , 11 district for a cmisidetable time. Ile was se to their fellow.eountrymen, Frank Weed. T hu ritualism', which Mr. Wald was not, with l'ae many worthy Chairman then took an eloquent feTiOW et ditty and dark acts of spies, who endeavoured to te. uo . uioroi , o f mi n i sters lowsfe i s t w o ponoosiodi eltilieleld the lower haste• to ender famiseres. Il• man, and also adverted wish great hem -Irt 4 iPip lia t e' Of ti l t jo ie li e t rd oil Peis a s esi of his local passeeetion. which leer "hole . ISOM dm machinations of the tools of G - esette r ae , f r,,,,„,4 t h e T ot e ,. .f wager mom t bi. Meal. At the very time 'then l e ard Csitlynosgh @crowd lona of drilling men to Wadi the barracks et whorkmen. Ward. who ha I by his own iddestry be come a manefamerer. refused to adopt a standard of , N' ttinehato• he was an Ideal prissier in the walla pollens from ler Cold.baol.ields. • rhe whole •3 item whkh lea to wain , for that meritnrinns clays of w h om he sprees . w hi c h he het i eee d to he " 0 , 1 4 in . I the it:aphasic's of lhe habeas Coo put , Act was con. 'devote to stir fair remuneration et their.luelostry, . 'r i ve t s and wonalla d ''Y `Pies —(kite, sear!) — or In the peeper mean. of their ereopert.. ii,,,,,, I Ile knew this to be the tact in every inatatire arose the hostility, .4 the Moist we . ( man y 0 ~,,h,, i throughout the country. II • rot...hailed by retorwifir, were seenefacterms) to him ; his hoes* was Searched, I think • to I I • M"t;not fir the non""' 'hi bad dine his person inrerreiatett, Ind he wet removed i n • i him Is) drinking 11. I.e.Ph.—(Apploote4 . Me • Ilth.w.:s said, that he •toit i se tr..eent fivi m e nthe' dimmon in town, merely because he Ind the urftsesh Ito demand en emptiry into his o•undeet, modem/et by I Ifinnilloottlelli atougb the mews f G ''""'"•" 411.-- 1 e Joey if big country , U h a nos Amid,. he,, in soy i Hi. or mild beg leave to t"k• this in t portonii y of het i manner tranog f 4 i f , l oos „ Th . c m i iatua . owl . ; lug chat ha . knew of tl.• spy Oliver. Thai . plerstero chided be preopoting— 1 was filo oodered to hilt nt. •he ninrii.ng of the 7th at Tkatteallb 4 Freak Weed see asaa he mac it.. m eq.', his i Jaw, . t N..aineso, end • rote the .e. o.leed holes*. Waal* eve 111.' *""e" Cresteee-mh nod S i . Colle . ii i ii ..l ' of H. manner he as aslr, • w that he hes an inept°. Wad *a. future us team to nitsrev tenvarinathy, and t.. per che • •rittr. anti t. ile.• r,einieti in prone him to the r a vers fmtlitfolli%. - i' oler lilisr. three. ,Mr F. ‘ll . AIM Mee in Moro thanks. He OM he f edm. st• A raveling. as Wrer's e1.:•...e, n os Collett. was teteity intaccestoread to peblie speaking, ends ! eel 1.,11.4ig retold •aread s i r violent longeage which therein.., Doable to *awing what he felt on the pre- 'lll trues b•I'l "" 1 II" 'aid what •is °l° j ob sent nrcesioti. Its was but ON humble mow. parse. had happened I. YY. 'kat'''. w eg • 61111 Pen 'us, amid in a piddle reuse. Ile had bent, en the pre. • lolo,relf ant... 4 . no. nam'ier , were idyll 1 5510 colli".11's fend occasion. brought ender their ennsideration• hut that he ha.l am c.••••'.est to makieg his ',Ape. Thia coesequencr . of • late verdict which Ins had i d s obtae s ^'l'l ' "-at" elifille'l I ""if "I'l'6". aryl they ttiotrealed whim Mr. Clemeet, the Proprietor of • tours 's he • Oliver In atop I s ember eneetind ; het Ma tote was Paper. He had no personal ill-will to f r Cleineo. so in pri”us Ili going about to raise the coontry, that nor could he suppot* i 1.4, that c ases bad its) . • .10,1 be could one slop. When earnestly pressed to intainet him. It was not :1.• cam's of Ward mot 1.14 y, lA. replied, he could not, enters he could get Clement, hot oho carte of the P eo plo o f Englandl.o..., neon to do the cottony lousiness for him. • spinal hie Majesty'. s t ers . o h o t oo l torn tro yn ! hid that then he a vu'Al be really hinsseof to hoist them their chartered right., without the slightest o. f ilte slaltriard ef the P....p0e. 11;1 (Oli:er's) enacted. ceasolv.—( Ippleise.)-11a. Monti there as tine of the , Inc words at N...tintnittn , were—'' foe God's sake people who bed boo injured in breltli and respect. , hung not she People it, Nottingham ! if you don't, by the tyrannical mid 'Twist'. ,treatment he had . what will h"c"tn"f the P""t fellows in Yorkshire!" madered, and ate the pert of that people be raised lois It •" at eh" Iltan d i rth ,site egaiest the i n igeitoge s ystem ea ge r o we, ha This was not true, for they were together fie this lteil suffered. He thickest the elyealimegie,giackeseer 147th May, whets be gomfreented that Lando' was bey had done him, tied - is seoweliatie, begged I. ripe for action,, seal that he was delegitett by Sir , propitse doe heel* of kis Worthy ffelkitor, Mr. r. Burdett, Mai , " Cstlntigh l, and Sir Ltabest Charles Peersow.—plowse.) Wilson. to try the country. It was dunes% this The Cl/AIRMAN Obeeteed. that his Worthy Friend, fit •,i's that arts of tialeoce sees to /folly degree per. Mr. Ward, in proposing the health of Mr. Noreen. prorated --(Applause.) jest touched upon it at if he were talking of • friend sir. Cuss c°°"'""mi himself with merely ro ' in Nottingham, she was knows to ale primped its the :""ni"e thanks for lb. h " n"sr""isifed °Yu' his by I vicinity. But It was right that this Cefotleaten's el. 1 the coniwny. forts se the came of Reform ;hold be more folly I The Cla %neat , ltet tsi•— descanted upon. It was through ibe mouth energies I ~,,,,..1 .11, ;:"..,;". "r tt.,,0.., 11 ,7,1 11 X:1 1 ::: I n ite , 1 pad I. ' °ed.° 11 ,,„ ? t rf and persevering latest. of Mr. Pearson, that the old ' the votete.—Th.e.- ti-oes .hr.e. tirforial Jury Book was cleansed, and the first sc. 1 Mr. kVuohen the.. proposed the health of Mr. (phial of Mr. Weider obtained, which led to that of 1 lasniatire (the Chairman), and took a review of t:ds Mr. Hone, and finally to Mr. Ward's late verdict.— 1 undeeeted hums's% and patriotism displayed b y ecutml that (Applause.)-11a then pronounced en eloquent tele- Gentleman when he was ine rrrrr @fed aad pe nd when o. inset upon the public wham and patrioonno of Mr. by Mr. 11.1, in the plenitude of his power, a Pearson, whose health was immediately drank with he refutedto ure r compromise hilt rights as an Englishman three times three. se gain ility. It oas time that such steadfast Mr. Peansort, in returning thanks, elleded to i honesty should meet its toward. It was thecommon a peragtaph which had jest appeared in Om Con. ; practice to huts, of the peered name. of lleurpdeti. rice in defence of Ministers, respectine the pro. I Repel!, and of Sydney, het Englishmen *koala re. Iceilings by which Mr. Ward and others had se. collect that the first fell in the field unlamented, an:t i ' , tele 'offered. Il e knew well that Ministers would theother two on the sceffuld, whi l e the Peo p le stood Ishield themselves under their 1111 of Indemnity; lamely by and einsess ed the ;chili:P. The men hut let Lord Castlereagh, if he planed to afford who came foe want in troubled limes were those who an opportenity of trying the question, come for. des erved well tot the People, sod of such a class was I weed, and enter a plea when ailed upon. If his Mr. Letnaiiroi, whose health he wow proposed.— Lordship ventured to do so, be (Mr. Pearson) (three limes three, and greet applause ) would promise forthwith to proceed agaiust hint Mr. I.lolalTaa, in feteriiio g thanks, sold, that for the libel on Ward, jest as he bad done against since be was si.venteen years of ate he had been es .lr. Clement, and he would instantly undertake to I posed to the peisecotion of arbitrary Moister., with " doff the lion's hide, and hang a calf's skis no all of whom he had at r. iffe l renlBo3t peri ha tnishail 'erase drefuse td o his recreant limbs."—( Lankier and "plow:0 rosier non n , ; I.et the Noble loud only consent to wave his priori. In accept liberation on his own recrigniseuce. thooglo lege for two Terms, and he (Mr. P.) would soon urged by Mr. Justice Fordo to do so before the Piece him where he sight to be placed for the hi. Paw; Coastal. Under no citiemstences wield h. juries he bed done these outortesiste iodividealv.--. compromise the rieht of se E.iglishavato to a fair Unless the priiilege were waved. no man could at. trial or encenditional liberation.—(Applarise.)— tempt to proceed against Lord Cootlettegh without The day had at length arrived whet' honest .:.i t s incurring that sort of risk from the flat of prieilegve could avow their tot iociples. and when roguesdare not which no prudent nee could venture to encounter. conspire with impunity againso them.—(Applarese.) The Worthy Genttalltall then pee en seCtiatil of the The ( * .MAINS tN then iollottied, that a correct l •• pates he h a d taken in a visit to Nottingham. to as. edition of the late 'Friel of d Ward sad lement, rs . certain the character sad +o ff erings of Mr. Ward.— wised by Mr. Pearson, lushhortly be C published. In making the Decides's! enquiries open to a strutter, The Widt M hof ajor Cartoright was then antra. he every where heard the best chancier given to and a litter reed from the Major, tootling hit •b -h• Wisest Frank Ward," for it was by that nate. be since, from ill health, sttessdant on old up. ai of Mr. was known to his forighboers during an itiolustrinea Mr. CLEA RY then proposedlmol life of twenty-eight years among them. Ile thee de. Wonder, which was dreqk with applause—end scribed, from his own actual observation the stale of Mr. WOOLER returned thanks in an eloquent the cell in which Mr. Ward was confined ; it was speech, in which he solid he wee pressed into the sir en arched cellar, jest high enough for a mast to vice of the People by the King's Attorney. General. stand is, and long enough for him to lie down— when he set about fecroilitig for the rusks of the Ro bin no mere: it eat tint slily damp, but actually formers.—( Loud lailitier and applause.) wet. The oaths for arms, in this man's bossy, The Mretiog counneed in the eujoyfeent of the l eas truly ludictoes—they horned up an old beton utmost conviviality and good hamster until a late l anister, and cached off an old thimble, which. if hour. Some ealateuts occasionally enlivened the not is the C fees Beg, was probably scut to the Be. compaey by the inorodoetiew of *few pathetic songs. laved Ferdinand, to be used in the embroidery * of his neat petticoat —( Loud laughter.)-11. begged MOO to tern to the serious aide of ibis subject, and to point the attention of the Public to the siteatina of the families of limo, such as Haloes, Nikita, and Reilly,*whe had fallen tieing to the oppression they had experienced. The two refuter fell vicihris to their imprisonment, and the piputuut re MR. WARD. Yesterday vas at seven '. +orb. 10 cowries w ere removed fro.= Nevritste.escelleti by a corporal's guard of Lancers, to the iesitlia hulk et Wo•lnice. They vivre convects elsiedy Godes 'eaten.. amiss. poristio• for seven years. sod are remotes's! shutter preparatory to their beat{ cooleyail to their nation, Nso South Wales. Mime 4 ' log end i his ,uo• k. C. lIPPeI WY be di rend k~ ?;„.. , I r 1 1 / 2 i r