The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-14 00:00:00

usEriroi dr nal MOWN .4WD ANCHOR. • . Yesterday evening, agreeably to a notice pub licly given, a Meeting tvris Stela lit the "Crown end Aacbor Tavern, in order to consider aerials pro positions, Which it was oindersebod Were to Vs made tit the eshAloshment of a pbn :for the promotion of Tempers'se and llobriefe. The roan Iris enhipiettaylea with respectable eneipany, geld a Stile WM* stnin otelaek, Messrs. (abbe* and float eitenad, teed Were peeled with ehanorem Epphinee. Mc Hair, *fa tllt 'tree thtelv,tentiiiessed by observing, that tai Mg% he had been ling in the habit $f prated* at mobile meotiegs, he bad sever due so but upon polities) creations. TM present, Menu; we a wag aseetien, sot a political one -s-the asseting bad bees called fa the expretippue. pees of adapting some pie prevent their fallow sonstrymes (fru fella' lets the horrible eonse- E:ttesdent on penelging and intemperance. wadi perceive wereaft poising thYough t. dm they %Met *be prevented frees *seeming political cautions, but he blitieved 11121" .... 90 had as leitailhon set pressMeof in ** anal dimpisien.—(4meghie.)— • them, Id 'esenbes who salad the pjsssat liestiag, was le leash .11 these Beglishnien • who might thish with them on political embeds. Abikagesesity there was for abstaising from aft tie : ficilinkAraiiiorisii as wise, spidis, tea. sothe, and Mae 14111 r general remain on the if eriesseas Oiling, and the hileidty of IMMO in a pot-boats **eh might risirMeet wives std children, be unekided by erg, *melds *lend Mr. Cebbett intended to address them peeps tort to ofkriog some Rao- Mss for their adoption: the mann assembly, Was not a padted ear, and say Lady or Gintimmas ism at packet liberty to address them. +4Afrilwars.) 111 r. Comm proceeded himself amidst bed as tatine, aid began by olosinieg, that no einem- Misses if his life had IMO him rester pleasure Ilea The meeting such a number of respectable tea saeh a sehject. He then strongly en • Crthr necessity there was in this time of deep distress; in this time of powerful motive far action, to Maid frees the use of aft intoxicating and ener vating articles, emelt as wine , spirits, tea, ke. He *ascribed Metro*, Isagiage the miseries attendant as dreakieseas and gambling, pointing eat pad thee:amnion of the smoothly, that great lavashig ' the Lottery. He expatiated on • the Mimes' of tobacco. end expressed he asto •ldefebeet that it skald be used at aU io sirsafty • Oben women hare ae nisch infleenee, soundest ihey %sow se well bow to me that japan*. Tea sad es** eke, he described es omelets, if not worse than meals, and laid that, kr his urn pan, he MIA Ilineigiblo silage em his Weakliest beverage, the itustobjest babe to flamer the warm water. , For mdke, be said, *ere were many things which SA Ise seed MB satestitelea, wish of adult ' Ile HierMiemteer.helb psist of istatiem end difelffiy: Mb as whist. Wise arm the be . hot et tioss *imp ft saes his islsilise *tear up Ible &kis Ws poet. to pal* it at a asap Vhe le WWI hem Ohm lass, is en it s estate ha yttespos. Afterdelail lee the Jest aso weigh illeussesaiseited from Was dilbussi asides, sad i ll that Ise had as Whetsssswa s aging thus shop bet the Willirthe mask he smadvaisd bz, artist the anditimin— ilettinalositene, estrusgasee. sad gassiag. are 111 the puma and happiness of enell Oa the elsaratter et raga ; and that thoefore. it the datp downy prose is this kingdom at aft dims. sod at the present time mom especially. to seillenwier be pmenis folks utmost of Ills power. by es. ampler es well as b 7 precept. sobriety. frugality. sad as dienesee et gamloig. %at, is older is eases se object se keditile is ' halt and es masifmety mediae to the Sul Wed of the swop. fees present now of errembedems. this noel* pintos itself. nallectively and individually. to Mist in the demisting aed 'alerting plan to be re- SoMiteaded to the adoption of the coentry at large. " CobTiettlys requested is draw ap. and pre. pare for circidattcs, in li Arse and marenient ferm, a plan for the proutotiar. so briety, frugality, sad an at. Imenereef gemslisg." • • Aker some other spakess bed addressed the Meeting. • the Jleesideas were pet, sail suaimeasly carried. thanks were afterwards voted oi Mr. Cobbett sad der Mr. . UMW the latter al wins made etas apology _ the seratmeelsam of lir. Wetiler. sad thee the - Staniar fieuseed. Mr. C.elibett halrei n tletgell himself es have theilleaready as sees as pour. lien Wily perused a work, No Fission," whist\ is a serraiive of bus, oat sordisary ad se Wresting, ihat al irreti 'silent rodher bed est pledged Ms word Ibr its .weeny. it sight putty he supposed to bslosy do News d Reamase sad of Pinny. It would then biked be a briWsst couceptiee and a proof of lersotivo yobs; but how mush is its interest and its utility lac:sass' by the saistanes, that all the of reed is it, avo sot the tatty of iaisi reelides I that they ave sot conjured up be the sake of dramatis sesta, but haw bees actually presented so the stage of lib. The sterative is cleated in language at dose obspreat seal ; it breediss a spirit et usaileotod piety, shwity sad phialetbropy ; it evinces as i nt i sate knowledge of the homes Wert, and we are convinced that no sois ems ties Sent its period without being asosft improved bath in heart sod eadereeraditog. A blether ot Way, thaterted *NW, is at this time a eaatauia la do stasis al Londoo, ssfibting - under eolooebled ions of poverty, old we. sod total Misdates. lb has led • oriodesiog aud advisturoos lib, baying been a siiiorot corpse"' of artillery in . the arms of the East India Compaq, and agate • senor. lie was struck Mind by lightsiag, while so board *West Indianian. In person aid baton% he is said to hear a drew testable**. hi his berdbet. mod his Weser of expreedog thsselt is very esprior to the ecdissesy Weep et too life. TIIE STATFMAN, STATE OF TAB IMUNTItY. Dugs. M, ttie: 11.— Ik•inteting of the Magis traterof meaty was held at the Jollier-room here on Wcdaesdsy last, " for the purpose of taking into considiontion the political state of Chester Ward, and to adopt such measures as circsinetaeces may seem to render expedient." Thirty-eight Magistrates attended. and. we understand. much important and interesting information was laid be fore them. The number of the dinifeeted be !Wien the rivets Tyne and Wear was stated, ill Vs are informed, WOO : pikes had been mode le; inese parts of Chester Ward. according to a oarti-' oder model. At Jarrow it is stated there are five dimes ; at Slteriff-hill six ; at Penshaw four; and at Ralston nineteen. These ore said to meet mice a-week at the bosses of the Chisa-leaders. They are reported eo be armed, and to practise. drilling sod training. They costemplate a general ismer rection, but wait for lenders. The wages of these wee are about Itta. per week, extlemive of house and fire. They say they want things to be put to rights. Qnsrrels amongst themselves are said to base diminished their numbers. Universal Suffrage is understood by many to mean universal suffering. The same spirit was aseertained to exist also at Houghton, Newhottle, Helton, Hebhure, Washington, IFatield, Meant Moore, Winlatu% Team, Felling, Sesiderlaad, South Shields, he, At liebbern nerabers arc said to be in prosodies of arms, eitech have been increased since the In trodeetios of the restrictive Bills into Parliament; and the mee have become mere violent in declaring resistance to any search for arms. They have eoa slant communications with the South through the medium of delegates. Much distress is said to exist at South Shields arnengst the sailors and ship wrights; and at Winlaton, and that neiekbetio► hood, amongst the weavers and other workmen. In the other parts of the county the labouriog classes have no Jost cause for complaint, particularly the pit-men. In consequence of the alarm which has been ex cited in this neighbourhood, by reports of an ex pected eruption of the Reformers, the Doti= Yeomanry Cavalry entered upon military duty ban on Saturday last; and on Monday the Olbsitle troop arrived in this city, and jollied their brethren in arms. We understand Sir Thomas Burden's Corps has also bee. called into active service at Newcastle. A troop of the 4th Dragoons is expected to arrive in this city in the course of to-day, and to remain tilt further orders —Purham Coney Advertiser.) The above statement has been contradicted in a Morning Paper, by the following paragrap h " We have authority to state, that a paragraph which appeared in the Durham Advertiser of Sa turday, the 11th instaut, purporting to be an ac count of evidence laid before a General Meeting of Magistrates of the county of Durham, on Wed nesday last, is very incorrect, although the neces sity of observing strict secrecy respecting the evidence as it really appeared, makes it impossible to point out the errors." LA W INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH. Dtc. ;3. Mtllfogs Oar atiasodosoo Tom, Wore the L.rd CAW Judder end Special J:.-.fa. 16R111Iril W. NA LL. This was an adios upon a right of patent, brought by the plaintiff, elm is an eminent and ingeniods gun weer. in London, against the defendant, who is also a gummalter in I.dmion, for invading his patent right in a pun-lock contrived for igniting k nupuwdrr and other combustibles, iu artillery, mines, and lice-arms; and pro. mstkng its otplosion by ?emission, and the aid of a cer tain ehymical preparation, called fulminating powder, inotead of the ordinary use of flint and steel with min im gunpowner priming. This was the fourth time in lohistis the patent right of the plaintiff came to he dis missed upon similar actions in the Courts of Jostler; awl, in the three former cases, verdicts were filllloli fur die_ pia; mitt*. Mr PARKS opened the pleatlings, anti Mr. Seset err stated the c.o.r fur the plaintiff. 'roc siiiishmee of the stmenvest, and the evidence in sun. rt of it, acre the same as aildneed on the three f::rwer oc.carions, already before the pubdie ; awl went to shout the originality, and the superior ingenuity aid mility of Mr. forsyth's in veotion. Mr. Howe, for the defendents, addressed the Jury at very considerable length, and examined in ecidenco se• writ of the parties who had been defendants in the former trials ; with a view to show that the contrivance of Mr. Forsyth was not original in it, principles ; that the specification set out in his patent was nut sufficiently explicit to enable the puhlic to take advantage of the in vention, after the expiration of that patent-right, so as to snamsfacture similar locks from the description in the patrol; and that the locks male by Mr. Hall, upon Which this action was founded, were materially dissimi lar in their principles and construction from that of the plaintsß and consequently no invasion of his patent and, lastly, that the plaintiffs invention was not one of atillty to the piddle, and consequctilly eat entitled to patent-right. Mr. SCAILLETT replied ; and The Cuter :mnet summed op the evidence with seitsble observations to the Jary, wit found for the plaintiff. This trial prettified nearly the whole day. The Court sits At Uaildhall, London, to-morrow. The only intelligence brought by a Mail, which arrived yi.sforia:: Iron] Flanders, is, that the Con ferences opened st Vieni.a on the 24th ult, and that ,they will co: '.ielie to be held twice a week, front II in the mrstaog till 20r3 in the afternoon. It is observed. ton, teat they have not the character of a Congress, iinre .11 Power ni.c.ninected with Ger many takes part in thorn. All ern:fenny seems to 'be excluded, and this union is confried to the re presentation of the Cabinets of the Sovereign Princes as well as of the free cities. Priem. ME- I TICILINICSI presides. The object will be exclusively confined to the developement of the basis of which only the priori; le was laid dhsvo in the Act of Confederation, and these and determinations will permanently fix iii rights and Cie duties of the IConfederated Sta:es, and the attributes of the 'Diet. On Tuesday last the Royal Conrt of Paris gave its decision in the suit instituted by the Mieur Mot ha against Jewish Boonaperte. Mullet lied pur chased an old Cetivent near Madrid, which he had converted into ii tan-house; and Joseph Soon:- Faris demolished the building without maths: any ineopesiatiserfe the owner, wise by this pmceed imp sought to recover an indensuitv from the te ster** usurps, of the Throne of Spain. The opinion of the Court was, that as Monet had made a Contract with An illegid authority then existing in Spain, he incurred all the risks likely to result from the acts of that autherity ; and therefore the Court rejected the demand. The French Government has _purclissed for 100,000 francs, the two pictures of M. DAvre ; one, The Rape of the &Aims Mosses; and the other, The Postage of Thernsoryla. They are to be pissed in the Gallery of the Luxemburg. FIASICIORT, Nov. 28.—The Gazette of Carts nth* has just emigrated the account, stating that the peered' ngs against Charles Louis Sandt, for the mark& of Kotzebue, have terminated, and the do 'meets handed over to the tribunal of Manheim, se that the anal trial of this man may be expected daily. We understand that the interest excited in the public mind of Germany, with respect to the emelt, has rather increased than diminished. On Saturday, io Wolverhampton, a quantity of leisitation coffee was seized upon the premises of T. Worth, agent 10 the Argue, Black Dwarf, and 4ther seditious pebßeadots in that town. Hs calls 'lt Radioed ifeeniftuf Joeumfer ; it is composed of red wheat and Scotch barley, and as been selling toils. pir lb., what could not cost mo h re than 3d. Winter has set in with severity. Yeterday morn ing we bad again a heavy fall of snow, and the frost stillessitinues very keen.--(Edialturgii heri infiZinrsag.) wick several waggons, loaded with am lantliable, have been dispatched from Edinburgh Oases Sir the west country, escorted by det&M- Mali ef the 10th Hussars. iiiirruip Inrst.t.tosnos..—The Prince Regent's Sterboull‘ meat oo Friday, at Bedfont, at ten, if busting weattear,--The East Eves Fox-hounds meet on Thursday, at Marks Hall; Saton•day, at Pity Place, Memang.—The Duke of OraSoo's Hounds, if the weather permit, meet to-morrow, at Osyton • Friday, at Whisks Woad.—Tbe Oak ley thosati mat this deg. at • Thursday. et *made Sous e; Satewelay. at Blhamsed, at half-pat oft—n• Qom. Hounds meet to-mor tow, at liedboarai Guides; Thc.s4:ay, at Vinton ; Saairday, at Preatwould, at halli.mt ten.—Sir Bellingham Graham's Hounds meet this day, at Kirkby; Friday, at Grooby Pool . and Saturday, aft s ay arne i s b t a d i epeto areee b orrow , iat Lindley Hall—The &sodomised Harriers meet oa s Ina Warm of the name of lll'Mahon, bbth of I every day. at Kemal. Sawa. la Om Oa. Clare ; est al them was iltivitig I Lim Ai:maw Tuts.—Os Saturday morning, a horse belonging to the ether to poutid; when It. Stanton, commonly celled Hopping Dick, was \.. d o - owner of th e twee' p e rmed his heath* with backed for tO guineas to go St miles in three hours. • dove!, sad beat him so munereielV, that fix The lidtfatell Park Will axed upon for the scene exp i re d in two h our& The c e u etri people, Wig- of union. He completed more than seven milt-i in : [lint at so atrocious a Cram. sensed tbs *Ai- the first hour, sand something morns is th e saacwid ; ! cide; sad conveyed him le the guard-hew ele Mit ber-gt imiorgobirinusollit bet ost by Owe ..tti lUilkishen. .. DUMP. Another troop of Dragoons arrived oa to reinforce the military garrisoned here. horses of the cavalry have for some auto OI L stationed; (saddled and bridled) in the yawls Too longing to the Crown and Mitre Tavern; whilst the men are accommodated with temporary fitted. AP bursitis in the Assembly Rooms. We bear that two field-pieces are expected.—{Corbel' Paper.) Rich l'atago74.—We mentioned in our Paper of Monday last, that Walkdeo and Austin, who had been apprehended at Preston on a charge of high treason, together with Dewhurst, Pletcher, and Adamson, were remanded; while the last three were fully committed. We now learn that Walkden and Austin , having undergone further • eXathination, have also been fully committed., to Lancaster Castle upon a similar charge. WIGAN, Dec. 9.—On Wednesday evening, seen alter the hour of I I o'clock. a concourse of people, amounting to several hundreds, assembled in the Meows, a large plot of glebe land lying contigu ous to, and belonging to the Rector of, Wigan.— 1 After holdireg a secret meeting, the purport of whisk is not at present known, the assembly Si inissd together until sear three o'clock in the wooing, sad then peaceably dispersed.—(Preatos Chressiefe.) 1 Mee of the colliers have returned to their en t. but the geniality of them are still at a 'Mai. The Lew Moor men have we understood. erjorea all up their Union Society tickets, and sis proceeding as usual. The isabe at work again. end a number et we Alm the combioatioa. At other weeks► men not hitherto employed in the trade, are set toget coal, and many common Mews, ere 1 earning good waits io this way. The nosing. of their meeting on Monday last, determined to ad hem to their former resolution. to break up the theit ' esisiSeeieties, end a great number of the men ors May decided in their purpose, neither to gte op tickets, nor to relax their claims ltor as e* nue of wages. This state of things cannot eno- Ibne long.--(Leeds Mercury.) MANCIVEIrrtk Die. 11.—'fbe disturbed Ala et this town and the surrounding distrielk join excited an increased attention bo the part of do Magistracy, and the Boroughreeves and Mee At the Barracks opposite the Mebr= Prison. trenches are dug, and breast-work. or es& IlDed with ear th , are arranged. In some other parts of the town similar military preparatioas we .._ ULD DAILRY, /Mc. IS. The Ileconorta passed sentenne of Dept en the 111- inwing persons capitally rinie;e•ml. via.:—Hewn Peers, for uerilege IL Mites, H.Tona, W. Moore, It. Turnrr, D. 11'0.4.11811. and J. Moldeon.tor Lurglary ; .1. Tonikins and W. Ellis. kw highwty rob beries ; P. Itsyner and P. Cheat, for korse-stealing; J . Davis, W. t ' u'twr. Hudson, an.l W. Tapper, for steal ing in a dwelling-house; J.Still owl J. Wish, for sharp . stealing ; E. Voss, 11. Keaton. Martha Lives and thee. Illaw , sn, fur titteraig fin ed geork-untes ; mud J. Mills,, W. Mary Cauiphett. Mir. Smith, and Hannah Barker, for robberies in dweli.ng-nr.usea. Seventeen were acetone.( tc be transported for Ilk, viz.: -J. Henley, H. Wester...mi. M. Wild, J. Level, J. Jones, W. Corny, E.Walker, .11strett, C. raylite. J. Coelchn, M. Yrnoo a, S. Itterl, J. linldie, W. firms. W. H. Club, J. Dermot , . and J. Sionnson. Twelve fur fourtora years, r;-. !—Maria Williams, W )(doer's, Y. Smith. C. 1.0t0., C. Haynes, J. Nu runlet. T. Jackson, S. Dobbins, W. Veal, J. Moore, It. Gut ; and U. lloiton.—An 151 fat sevrit )ears. nitre!) were sentenred t.. he hoprisoned in Giltspin , street prison; 34 in the Comae of Correction for 11114- diewn ; and 11 in Newgate (or various periods. Severe of whom were ordered to he publicly and privately whipped.—Seven were t n..i Is. each ; ..is were privately "'hipped and discharged; sir j.tik.virots were respitad; and r/ were discharged by pruelatuatien.—Sess:vos OA j,innied to the 12th of Janaary next. While sentence was heitir pronounced on the espial convicts, Vast, for forge:y: :ind Howard, hor highway robbery, were seized with vioient convul sive el., wig* greatly agitated the Coml. They were by great eNe tines carried from the duck. white the solid ...renew was completing with their unhappy comp:Dios,. Tll4l two convicts having recovered in about a quartur of as hour, they were conveyed back to the dot.:, aad Inert their fate Is tears. Some of the other eenvict; exhibited the most daring effrontery: two of the.n who received in ifinert of tran4sortation for life, score vehemently, nil tn.podint tv asked if they mull not allow three days mare, to last their own and his Lordship's jeckets. • POUCH. HaTTON.oAßDEx.—yer.tertey, J.Hstrd FA. rQ:TIttIiVIMI on a charge of steal;ag a peer of bendker.Lit:., Saniaborg's. in High Holborn; as we. also J. i'relfir. a youth, for robbing an ea rt Is ..ut wari stall, in Fleet -market. H. Slack. a publican, in Lltsrles-strcet, St. Lakes. was convicted in the prnalty of Pl. tot selueli:t a bar row on the foot pavement; and r a co pp e r. smith, in Old-street. Ws. for sulreling a trunk to Mad before his doer. biammottou6n S —C. Russell wa* restudy charged pith stealing from the house of the 'Sachet* of Itichmoud, in Watorloo-pht. - r. Pall-mall. a randy of seals. rings, kr. Her tiracr arrived In tows on Satur day, and the footmeu took her hag from the carriage mid deposited it in the hail , as u s u al, and it was after. wards conveyed up stairs. On the beg being mandated. the articles were misse,l. The prisoner, who orcadots ally assisted the porter, baring bees present a hes the Duchess arrived, suspicion fell upon hits,. and he am festod bis guilt to the porter. Part of the property was II (mind upon and duplicates of the rest.—Keimadad ' till Thursday. Snsmer.t.t.—C. 11 seeks as l E. .014414 were yesterday rensaaded, a charic of strAl:ng a Timitily of f.alllMe from i'se bed in • room which tbry occupied at NM Hatt r Mack wa I. ' S. Bart, slore::••r, was rrinandol on a sharer of de Gawping a ',Mill, to ,shoo, i,r ha:i sot' a rat: of *Mr trowarrs, by request:lig pero,O•sion to take off the tieltst, and returning in lieu set turns an ..1.! uorn-ont pair. Quees-Sorans.--Yostoomy, Asp ter,' lithritrekt, awl flerd, charged with a harglary, in Lambeth, antlerwamt shoal ezanduattost, Ow, Bird was discharged, mid tbil I ' two when fully e.,,nmittal. V.. la n!et platens •:Nor Hot. TO kmme on4pteasksymeife. • SOCRATES, by his disentiree on marring, so we raptured his emitters with the *abject, that the MOM toot low to their wives, sad toe botetwl..rs hastened t• wedded ; and " The Spectator" hi% alfir3:ert, that wiled • • wile" is the most agreeable and tient:MN name 1 t tient,. The sieved institution, then. of moulage. cui• regal the desideratum of our enjoyment. termiag aot oak Ishii hap piness on earth. but dignifies the 04 itself to larammine with bliss hereafter. Precious. however, to entering into Pile hallowed oblIgh• It becomes en iteperalle duty. not title to engulate the • but to demise the trroeeer utter* frruss *oft to whien the freedom of ourearriesod pless may C l lse ta:led on It To the neglect of rich, airs:los are attributable 'lmlay of those Aptese instances. which. white they at cite the conutisetetirr. ! tl:e 1 L.. core, tbecld frig Impress him with the fear of set!Lreproach. Luxurious halits a et:eminire bn,ir-4 tinkle.** la the tropical will reirtx the elastic Mbriseetimrinure terpretally does the premature Infatuation of youth too fr:pretly trim promise the naturti dignity into it mate of ielnitine, free whence the agonised sufferer more than dattrits the demi of relief. Te all each, then. we nctirerl frireeiteS, °Reek* bop. mieny---ineeenlar strearth —fei!eity : nor ell oar Minimal appear questionable. . xn, 1/0114 it the. arc by the multiplied proofs of twenty vein successful experience. The easy cares of oftrrl.,Cl life. on sorr.ell.ues sllstneboil by the seaponsion of those t:idsin; l toor.ratrant the nuptial wreath--f:r the f e male habit is ode.' eoeflitutleetally west —yet it eau strollthened, sod dellaidet energy Im proved into feactional power. le every eau of serhllltic I , ,trusico. Is well as in weary Talisman's of the Ireosers!:ve ne pledge our Ailey to core speci!lc, awl with effxt. Earueetly tolletum to expel the aefeeiing sop:. Ai. Iron the ras!!lor so primly:opts misty taken up. we derisiq from ;enroll. priorioc,...;:dlign hesitation; and c.oilitlent in o•.r nt.e ► toourshir isee¢rler as Members of the College or Suirt.e.n: vie refer the s &nag eaaffaility of either sec fesperMily time entering tcto as trinomial life) at came to oar house, st:ive daCy attest:saw Is given for personal cotetultatica t sad letters from the areatry are immediately enswered • these Rust contain a remittaime for Advice sod whirl ale behms mole/ to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS sad CO. M. R. C. Snr;oons. 11, Bouverie-street , Rle.t areas . Loudest.. Jost published (Tenth Edition), Se MOGI of LIFE, a %OMIT Commentary oil &rakes By GOSS sad Co. Addressed to We Youth avi icy 7 of both Kexes . il i rs " ra i rltit h r a tt a : t 34, Per•s; Nevi S 6, pall-Mail: smi tsf all likasitsellers. Price fre. MARRIED. Yeelevity, Mary Marealears. Derseethey, .N. Webb, of Brfilladtly. to Elisabeth Aneedila Alma Merv. way and et lbe lets David Healey, Req, et die wee OM& DIED. Oa Oesear eight. after a short Manic !Maw Nail , Reg. of Maarten' s'. ley. At Parlsoms be ate bet. DP. Free& Iliad, sea of Jail' MIL of Cesalatrwellinee, Blaney. Os de la is", - U. EMIRS, the wife of JoseleWi l " sea, Seq., of Insebery4lll. Illialleaez.________„ mot COAL MARKET, Doc. ie. m Pri et Newcastle fi Mips Sold. amp at 3 1 . Os Oil. to 4' !Arr. .t : Puttied sod Published by the Puerlifeem A. Ni AMELIA Jur. et the. (Mee. Ns. 1.4. littlis h Mt. de. Clentott's C -omit ; vier. all CnWmlPDicat dal, mod 11/Nentlesara'are I 4140 MM be id C