The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-17 00:00:00

•• 4 4? \();..KCWI-&. : . . i. c,. • .‘, . • • _ 1 ,, - MD ; 1 — . • • • q• rU . A jA.Ci. r . k ‘ 2 ITA ' 6 t i MI . 11 • t , ..... . . .. ... -.;.,,..„_...„ • •• A . It : ) I 1 i e . . ‘... • ••• • ~ 41 , sive, • . • ..ow , . - . . _ (k-. iimfttim _ .. 0.• - • • ..• .. .• "Till 41117S1;41'440.1100le ' FORAM emir •" Tyr sTAITSMAN.'" ,•,• --•- - . ••• • LO?iDON FRIDAY . . 4 • - ' Cit DECEVIBER 17, 1819. - 2 . . 2 • • .. • . .. • •k . 1 •-• . • • • . . .: Nu. 4569. " The Clime fie wilds lIAMPDEN fa is lit Fr, and SYDNEY died es the t Etteirs;ki !" •. • - PRICE 7 9 - . .11.1i1ON I IRK AND LIFE INSURAER COMPANY, This day is *published, in ens large volume, prim thi. . 'el, it.e particulars of which have Leer &Weed; before . . itiothilen RI F Album New Batoss-liTasetr, Rsairsentses, boards, the Fourth Edition, of :• • public. The, Hee. Member stated, HMI he bed Sit roll s it getOgrr i m i ot a a p et ni att r e e e • stades en Were that the Petitioner was put forrited R o bin 4, 41 . the' r a th er of ja, L ees . t h e aa t or ho t Ilirsowewee IT ACT et DfIaLUITIDIT. MORE SKETCHER of PREVAllallo I l ' . EAPILAL—ONR 11,111 LION. 1K 0719 arid MANNERS, Foreign • . the teal of the Patentee; he would have nothitig to de young map; 0 *lose reineins'ffie Wilkes legated b I NSMANCER biting due at CHRISTMAS with Ileleetions on PRAYER. . ' with the. petition; bat he was convinced it was getelthe *bwtrinipahnelfed. The Petitforter detailed the facts w:il expire sakes Reetwed within Fifteen Days from By HANNAH MORE. -.,• '. 64 r : tubs the dying request of a beloved wife. *nit la th e to the manner in which John Leer lead conies ' -led 1 b had edeavoured to comply. The Hon..lietn- his death • the proceeding- of the Inquest summoned t period. Printed for T. GAM and W. Davis., Loudest OA • c• ee _ _ , .• . ' 'Th. Pwayern • y's Rates and Estetlitimas are of the mar res. Blackwood , gliablirgil. 4 , lir observed, that it appeared no radius weld be oe- Olelksen ; w i th .hedeclitotrot the Coati a Koe,.'s dee M either in the Ecclesiastical Courts, or the Ciotti against Its fertility; all which partieoln7s hove liden rilneseblegkikarlitpresitieencl'—"eueed,Cbiggeas.tia_malareiir°llPir° P . 11111 414 8, Isk... prierg Of if t r m u d e maY p eees p e i tt ailirk yk e irad e' ibY HArtAcis laara t allibr eft ,',..., ', el Loc;nion Law. He remarked upon the uncivilised re- nay is eerier» shapes before the piddie. The P. t o en Life lesirance:- --a liberal Commissied .is .4.1.=1NCE 1411 ; P I " 111411816 - T° IP " illmrw. - y cation which the eitereboerdene had. opeoshat *eta- dower stated,. Ant no n.llllll eyelet be oldaine , i by towed kr solicitors, anti ours, who e ge e t m e t esimem , . Advertiser/mot, statioi f thst *ego T almo onset l '. sloe, entered intoy and *+i& that if the reception .f the li neation to the courts yet' LAW, ;end gry.yed t'te Hanes eastesery feefikv is eiteeded kg shift the igie ft u mk g cp r b_sproprinted to Royalty, bat that a large pieties of petitioe did no; produce some rifest spun the officers :sluilni•ter thet fnatits: which was omt .to be ..b . .ail tethe rtes of the Pebile mesbo.promosed. • wort contains mesh useful lafoneadoe to mt yore p• vrho hail übstructeel the interment. he would 'ed.:Avow elsewhere._ , wAraut puip o s. seerear _ is the higher mats of life. In two voleer. paid n Obtain from the House the 'Auction of some measure ' Mr. Tr !FLAKE opposed the Petition, anal said. ti r• boards. as would retirtiv the incoevenieuee. it and aimfrat P. titions contained mos! etufonosied aw , And also New Belem of Mrs. MoriVe/Ate Works, ' Me. PHIGLIAIL/RE did wit oppose the petition, but dons. It was net trite the retitlK:ers bail Sep•ii each" 114 FILO*II3"II O IICFACLRIL • - " • ttrietherttitioner ha.l Ids rernitly hi the Er- frciu the prirr cue,: of least redress, it er.s ie tj , !I 71 . . i r, ti, Janameirettnet, het i himia • =7 efe ag 7!‘r Innibeeety pries& NMI knurl, as the suit commenced titer had bah place to mot e Iklr a criminal le:formatiou ~;siren ILA" . ' nrarnsibit -•vr ii. Irliba alt ii. Anew, mid Maser , . bete tbirt, r . iii. *gm' ,Illawswee, la II vele. ilwW - biped en accents: of the death of the Sector. ithestrates in the Ceara of KM,: .1 Breen. brit :hel wide:Ci a o Ime beim La the - After a f.w Orrill words from Mr. G. Minh. Mr. Hai- - soh dole so ; that sas :he mamas 4 . 0 .11-.0 , ar..i as e . 4" ltit eitl=Wr il"t ilneattos seder the dirge:do n of Sir Wee. U "' ll. ' 414. i • , • ' dia min ether eminent 1)&111•11S. IS enabled. wilt roan- p er) ERS arillgikS . to tOs KIN aril, Mr. Rennet, Mr. WVIIVI awl Or. Phillimore, the had not lie-a adopted, it could nut be ail.ged last' tri • dense , to recachtend his lAt PROV ND RPM TACI.PS, the Reim; a Series of Familiar Lettors writtee distal ; rid°lllllr read ' and orld;red'ro bu F rin" ' that tie- Ir.irs ul Law tve:v net open le Itsitte , .. pleeem tif whieh are nvoend on a principle ices renders them late Visit to Scotland. Th. Third Falkitio. With a POSTr wine. TIMM. conhl *prove ti,-nr,..l7es axgrise.l; nail as to lite a; perfectly free from the daegerons conerenenees arising from SCRIPT. allressed to M. I'. t'llorilee, Esq. cation to the Court 1 f Karl's !tench for a rule tu . W ore heilleariseheate use of improper glasses . Printed for T. Cee'ell and W. Davies, Strad; and W. Sir C. MONCH said, thst a rumour baring done abroad that it was the intention of government to lower " In! ! h i a ml°dalb " sh°. ' ! ' l no '.'" 2 " agailla! l isle C. Weisep teems to nation the Poi,iie egeinot the gross Blackwood, Edianes-ph. tun er, bad fallen to the ground, ate sae the Jury and equalize the duties nu foreign wife's, the merchants ." /Tl e inspesition.eit titans persons that tee vrti.e their Patesit ''.` The 1.438 . T B CRIPT tray be h3lsePareielT.Priee Ise engage , in the insport4tion of Wines. partienhirly feu® I " t c r '" - , ii tm . . 1 ripartedes, as there is no Patent; and, farther, that those .i . isROL CI ‘ . said, •. eat t i les C ourt o e perealla are wt nor cm were, manufacturers of glasses MPH AM INQUEST. • Portugal and France, were very noxious to ascertain .Brot h .... - . , ~...... 1 I . C. lc ireedsponottotly at es,. Si. James . t.streo. .6, ol2 In a few days will he eu'utiAed, is one bilge volute. Oa wlsether there wit ant- truth in the report. and therefore . aii..l)/1 feinted an estraor tnary,Applu t. to. roannatnes when the ease was not . e . y 6r4ft 1114.611 .6611 Sat]. 1311t1 an accurate negrated Flu of St. Peter% he hoped the Chant; ;slur of the . Exchequer would give the patties. The Coroner hail acted illegally - h • *, eleren till Ave o'clock , where the process of netuntfeetnring Field. Fri, .e 10 ,. 64 , him some information cm-tbe subject. glasses say be sees. tweets. wttrit .5.1 PROCF-F:iIINGS of the CO. ___s -i.... ....its.. stioded so h. the licinourahle Baronet . The UH INCELLOR of the PAIrIiEQUER said, no having( greaten don. • : -am! ti not , charge hien with g y . fore no eriutiest informatton monk! he. Oat the L ___ ...._ .11 .._ -I. .....C• ea his aaiWn urrnnor -,661 1 , t3k.11111 Pi' IT r . fr ..:- : .yi il Z o , liP • • 1 . ._. ... .... ' • -. i ... . , .:-A• mate by sautalua•l at &nal* , r , ‘ a:- Feu- tacit chit truth. who tppl:- sucur tlke Go - ur:.s Kiug's • for s 4111 by tiorre -I.;ur4:- LINCOUMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from IL./ LS* SARACEN'S HE all INN. SNOW-HILL. • T.) YORE, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, aad a ll Parts of tbo NORTH. roar lOW Coarlim, tae best Horses, ma Map mallow Time. By B. W. MOUNTAIN sad Co. SARACENS' HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, i;ONTION. plan ea That alluded to by the Honourable Baronet would be contemplated, unless upon the prineiples of an equivalent being granted to'British goods by Fcreign States. That would require a great deal of negotiation, and megt oeenpy some time. It was not, therefore, com petent for 1 . ot prP•ent to sac what would be the re , snit, lint he thought that previous noti.c a the ques lion ought to Lave been given. MISR ELECTION PILL. Mr. WTXN mo►ed for lea►c to bring its a Bill to amend an Act of last Session, relati►e to frisk Election. Lea►e gi►en. • The following Post Coal:sea. Mai: Coach*: &e: set out from the Sen. en's Ilead Ina. - Tie UMPIRE, a now. Livartmooi. Light coseh,sonly °w eir on the road, eatilrui Four insides and Poor 41,bicitir. ••til out !Very day at Ole o'Ciock. actives at Liwerpoel rest Ca.-moon at Six e'Cloe'.. through Deviatalsie. Wooburn, Ijithbery. Nortne...pton. Welford. Ltslloeworth. .Atheratorie. Li:e',iseld, Stone, R,agely, nowcasils, Moats ford,. Warrington. cad Prescott. * SOUTIRMPTON. Lvoiliwton. Winchester 0. - sing- Mote, Nen Four-Maid.; roach, at half pest • • Clock !o no-Moraine,. arrives at the Dolphin too. t-e• • tampon. by ri,r 0110 , 11.-111 sis is • most drlighlrsi •royence ro tae I.* of Nigh'. Jers.y, Uuerusey, St. ow, Sarre v. rare. Cheri: .ra, kr. tiIIREWSBISRY. Wellinetne.. and Sbillball. Post Coach every Eiten'.... - „ at cite o'Cloek. guarel.-1. WEY/AXITH. Doecheater, Ilimdford. Salisbury, An gyve,. aa Scalaptoke, New Post Coach. every Attert, , on. L. We! - r.vellith Pattie* to (Sitertniey, vliturier.sUdemsey, St. 1116 1 4. ...sres•Tems.' . • " rxrn.l2. Flynt:" itts. Wir-moutb. Dorchester, Falmouth. • D..• -,asi out ivory. New Post Coed., ever, - Morn ing a. Szvvo ,o rk. througli northern, Axminster, Brid port. biasef.r... 'lasing...oh., and Ragtime. ATH a... 't lt tsTi inn Post roarhes,throngh Chip had Mariboroagl. ert .Mlernocu; arrives at At. May's. me Greyhound ten, Bath. and the Loden Tavern. Tam:iris-street, and the Swan, Bristol. nest Morn to;.—Conches to Woes, Bridgewater, Taunton, Enter, Plymouth. the. BOSTON. S;valling, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting rm. Royal Malt Coach. sets out every Evening, to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsby, and Hull. LEEDS Light '.'oach. called the Roekingham, sets out es ery Meriting ; caries Four Insides only, and goes et 'ratably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford. N Sellout, Doreaster. sad Ferrybridge, to the Col i •n Leels, uext Mora:ng.—Notwititstandleg the rnemvoron expedition of this Climb. It is allowed to be the most sgrotable and complete Public Convince on the 7:orth Roo. b. lag unequalled in .lecsmmodation by any other. ULASGOW. Ler glown.Oretre•Green. Annan, Doinfries. Browntil.. Toorunill. tang.ibs:•l:!`n Vintnock, KingswelL and all parts of Scotland. a Post Coach (Daily). CHESTER. Newport. Stititchareh. Tarporiey, Hantwielt. Northwich, and 3diddlewich, PostCcacls, erery Evening. at Para er'Clock. YORK, Bearbeaongh,Whi the, gh!eles. Sendeviend, New castle. and Edinburgh. new :'our I:iflde Coach, with a gourd thrmighort : sets cut every :10-rit; nt E!tht o't lock, by no; of Newark. Rolland, Tarkaster, Darling ton, Nortio::erton. Durham, Ilcrpeth. end Berwick.—Pas sellers finding themselves fatigne.. , by the length of ;be !..urner. mar rest what time they please. and torn proceed witheut any additional fare. 11;;LL, Nor'heave,flowdes. Thorn: and Poems:sr. Post Culvert. every Morning at half-past Six o'Clock. to the Cease Kiss, Market-place, Dell. CA iILiSLE, Pearth. and Whiteharee. Four Ine.te Post tr..a..th. and a Guar.: e 9 the way.—Passes through thong*. .A.;•.;:icar, Gretna -bridge. Richmond, Calterlek, Borough. Wt .V:erford, Doncaster. sad Orte!hum ets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greeter faellity.—Passeegers detained on the Roar! by Mut ton or pleasure. have the peculiar advantage of !bell seats Lid - 4 smart-a in the nest Coach. WENZ'JA I.L. Latterder.Preeton. Kirby-Lonsdele, Roetic. Urn, ~:rk. and Uarstang. Post Coaches, every Af t/rayon at F:v• o't 3.-IIRLBUROCLII, Swindon, Rainsbury. Hungerford, roach, at Seven u'Clock in the Morning. RIODUENGSTII amt tVrlsti New Post Coach. Efto:l4, Warriacton, Knots:bra. Stone. anti Litrh- Pee. levet• •Itc r•ojert the Rte.'', I.lkTolt, every Everine et F:ve to t'.ll. !tenors's Head ler, Dale-Meet. I.: reepocl.- 4 :la c.rfw. g iloat. Cosigleton. Newcastle. Wa!- esi. c. 0.. D. :v....amptoa, Post Cceeh, every Afteriumm.— fl r. „di NOyTASII Pn.t eca;:i. with s Gnarl tet% out every .4 ram , he 4 11:181.1a,Coat nit day at Nous. illeS 'ro La• Ma. me 1 Sh:r•totte, to the Saracen's tt.ad. ibel!Vreet. Itirrt;l4 - ,Lao. S3CFF:EI.t) lifithrrh.ao 1 1, ,5t Cetch, cal!pd the it*.pirgo 41 , .eS •wu vcit sioehlon.and Yarn , . New C every 'oe lir - • lon. Suiodcr.aud. tv.otrruiL9 p • • 4,-, vs, to,cry Morming, it half-plat fl c't (T, ars ••rigiv-; WAGGO' , :ft mad coultr.s. to Aldburrn. Weetten-Itafetri. lamlawra. Cijitas, R. 131: ..n4 all place.* at111(:•nt 11.\1p.- NW* !!OUNT •—; 31‘41 t reopretfely ricliaint their lb .t .40' z--'unlade for raa• t.rwfre, Viric.n-s. Plebe. lot. of lAre f: P. ..•C1 !: s'. st.)!cn. or ihuirocA. te-• V.. 1 me•:. ;• ' I far are-wif 'ir.r..:To • i• 1• Por.re I - - - - - THE WHOLE. PROCEEDINGS of the C. RONER'S INQUEST on the Body of JOHN lecluding the legal Arguments. and the twines &nightie of -the Coroner. To which wilt be subjoined, the Proem& tugs in the Ciotti of King's Bench, on an application for Mandamus to the Crooner, the etlldarlts therein. and, Petition of the Felber of the deceased to Parliament. nether IItA a ropions Amlstieal Ind,s. and referent- o theeases on the subject. Taken In Nhort-haed and By JOSEPH AUGUSTUS DOWLING, Esq. .16 this poblientigh will be detailed the Evidence addtt both site.; end it will *Cord In Podium's Il and e Is. at large. the °My eatheatic lofortnatUm on the ate leosoarlions at Menehester. • Mated for William 11..ne, Ludgate & 3. SIVEWRIGIIT respoetfully announce sir • that they here enntreetell with Onternment OM-the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. t., be Draws in Two Days 12th of J . , and f.'lblt of ei•Nli Ulf, 1140. FOUR of /10.800 ! And no Prize less ZIP. Two Eire Drawn Priori . • . Tertb Draw:lris, above 210 ON. Oil., .e 90, 0 110. in Class. Tickets end WRIGHTS' V, Con' A' Wit. Oared et ■ Prlse of 1911. k a Prlte litio DI‘PRANMIIICIIINT OF GILAMPOI*XD. Ground Rents, add Leerrebold Houses. Berry. TO BOLD IT AUCTION, Ry Mr. LANIIIDON, At Gamway's Coffee (loos.. *C•snTe Alley. Csrehil, er FRID %Y. Der. 9tth. Inttl, flee o'clock, in sii Lott.. by direction id the Trustee. THE GROUNI) RENTS are amply secnred, and prodnee n Rental o! 'parltv Eht:rt Pounds per Annem.—The Lea 110 e-es rr, moderately estionved at Seventy Five l'ou•ol. per Annum. his Property is held fora term of Ninety Y e ses, an,l:s situated In Tiverttm R.rw, Nnaingtco Road, nczr the rad or the Rorcoah. Full and &serialise particnlvrs. of :Ire moat satlifeet" - y asters. may be II el. by arrtiag. t.. T. 0. Marearm, Fgt. Castle Street. 11,Aborn ; and Or JonN LANcDON. at his Auction Rooms, Broadway, near Ludgatt ; sad Bleck heath Hill. IMPERIAL PARLIASILVT. 11OUSE OF LORDS, Dsc. 16. The Earl of Ruchinghtni!hire took the oaths and b 4 sent. Sir R. Peri, floen the Holt.? of Commons hronrht ep Covon Manufactory Regulation Bill, *hidh was read a first time. The Malt tvrties tr.'s mid a third time and passed. SCDITIOCS MECTINIS DTI 1.. On the motion of Lord SIh111H•TFI this Rai was reed a second time sob ailenlio, and ordered to be corn milted to-morrow (this day) when the discussion upon is ii tl take p:;ltc.—Adjourased. MOUSF: OP COMMONS, thc. 16. Colnnel STRIITT nhtainrd leave to bring in a Bill fnr hr‘hting Quarter Se•ainns at Colchester. as wall as at Chelgusterd, in the county of Emu. NEW sr•Trns STAMP DUTIES DILL. Mr. LI.TSMNOTON moved the Order of the Day for the lionse going into a Committee upon the Newspaper Starr? Duties Bill. The Speaker baring left the Chair, the Bill went through the Committee pro tonna, when the Llo■se hav ing resuine.i, BROI4DEN brought ■p the Report, which was received, and ordered to be taken into further eo■side. rotten to.trorrow (this day). The Bill, as amended, was ordered to be printed. POOR LAWS. Mr. S. SIWItNI: rose to correct a min-statement which hlskgonc abroad relative to a sabjaet on which lie ha.' brim interrogated last night by a Neble Lord (Lord I•'. 04sorst,-). The queatiou put to him.was, whether he isstenied .tuonove fur the re-appointment of Isis Com mittee oc the flavisiun of the Poor !Awl. _11:s answer was, !Fat he had no cirli intention; bat owing to the noise which prevails. I 4 the time, and whirs prevented him (ram being die:gully heard in the distant 'tarts of the House, the public had received an erroneous impression. my or Gia•cevr. Mr. clitaineil to lir:ng in a Bill fur impeuting the city ff 44 row. en"riNS. Mr. O. L.SM II presented a petition from John tiAbert. 'he person who some time :ince had Ltade an onsureesa. 101 l arempt Is I are his life ill . rresi in a patent iron Win, in the parish eh:wed-y..7.1 •t qt. Andrea, Lorn..ad Ira:ln O .YCD r:er. W a ;col Ilea 01 Lord J. RUSSELL moved for leave to bring in a Bill. ao exclude the Borough of Grampound from the privi lege of sending burgesses to Parhawucut, and to enable tie Borough of Leeds to send two burgesses to Parlia ment in lieu thereof. The Nolde Lord rated, that it was Isis wish that the Bill should be read a first time rod printed bftiore the recess, to give time to Members to consider it. Lord CASTLERE.IOH . expressed a wish, that the - wand reading of the DI il have time to exit-- it WI, Ws le some time after Mitres, irberilpesed Mr. BROUGHAM said, he held in hie hand a petition, kir the accuracy of whose farte he would not touch ; thong's he had no redsen to disbelieve them. He ceeld, however, state with coal:id:mew, that the petitice w couched in mild and reep rtful laegitage. It wee ( ran , a person who had attended a ntetiog at Mane:teeter ee t.:a ltirh of la , : Amen:, for pttreoses prime d -in ie aceur.ling m releertieement, to which, by the la-elui authorities, nu objection be! been made. The edrer tioensent was therefore legal, as was Correcting of ' I the meting, and to both :hm'e the petitioner was a party. If any thing Mega! bad occurred, tt mast hare been ; sespently,atel the petitioner -vas not a par:7 to it. He, • so the petition state-!, believed latest:llin ntscherge.of a legai right, when proceedings took plate. we.. Imams to the public. Soon after the charge was made by the ! Yrootauly, he wes dri-en by the crowd luau a piece lit cloud by logs of timber. 111 611 41(1 , 'ion, r-heuee there was but on: reit, eSet up by the mint:try, hi n:e mu at by a pet son of the of Oliver;--(Hear, hear )—hi. ehristion name Alesander.—(A laogh.) The Wow, wltira was thet of a sabre, separated the she P.lO r and tetrated to his back. He could obtain no redress frc:u the local Alaeistrates, as they refired to receive the deposition.), aaJ the petitioner was therefore driven to implore the House to grant him that re tress wbieh the eaters of the case required. The petition was (rote Thomas Bedford, it was read, and ordered to-be printed. Mr. LAMBTON presented a POlllO4 . fre.sti Thmeas Booker, one of those who haul ;trended the Meneheiter Meeting of the lith of Augnet, which he believed 'real. There lie was assailed by the remnant", teal trampled ander foot by the crowd; and when attempt;!; to es rape, he was persned by a soldier of the trith, chin Imam be did rm. know, from whom he received a bayonet pad in the thigh. At the saute time he seri attacked another, whose blow he avoided only i.y throwing himself on the ground. In consequeure of the ittion ire be detained, he was sines prevented from attendi s lii. business, and therefore pr.,yed 'chef.—The Petition was ordered to be prirted. Mr. LAMB dON here tool: an oenortnuite of cnrreet • ihg a axis-staterrent of the Noble Lord (Castlerwizlo, on a precedi.ig night. l'he Nehle Lord, in makint nut the case of disaffection is ,the County of 11ari,...:.t; ha.; then stated, that his (Cr. Lanil.don's) agent baul nice missed several of his Men Gem the collieries for their radical opinions. Melted then told the Noble Gut het be would inquire into the fact, and having done so, he had received a letter that morning in answer from the County of Durham, which behegge.l leave to read. The latter stated, that no Radicals had been dismissed from his (Mr. Lasehton'e) e..tplevitient, and treated the report es a vile fabrication. It also stated, that the men were sever more peaceehle, or more inclined to work; awl, bositles, that as their yearly hiring did nut terminate oetil the sth of April, the adept eeuld sot dismiss them, oven If he were en inciitued. Sir it. WI L.St. ewe to present a Petition of a si- miler character to the two I: wts from a perm* of the name of Thereae r who appeared to have served in the army. ' i'aitisseer stated, that he war, without provocation, r without notice, attack vl, while peae.-ably attendin; :tlasehester Meeting, by a cores of Yeomanry, one et sal adulating before the rest, he called out to him for that forbearance which he himself had often shown the ertemy in the der ef battle; heat the Yeetnae cut at him, end ielieted a eevere w e l t ed on his head anothet aimed also at his flea.), he parried with his arm, and v. es wen eded on ties her 1. lie stated, that he mild not' reerignise the offeucei, beeenee he was diefutisrl in military uniform ; and he he-eful the Hume • would consider a ease of each unmerited eaf fering awl wanton 1% A., 13!d Cll ! the tahie. • ice be.i the benefit of his own wrong . .. Joe taking rho view sod other proceedings had been trregolar. That idea was first thrown oat by the Court et King's Heath. and the Coroner jamped at s4—(Near.,, -Ue did sea wish to say any thing disrespeettal of the Courts of Law. no one had Pl.:7e respect for them *hes they slid act; of justice: but when there was collnsion, he wont., no: say , letention%l or criminal, bat that which had the 'Siert of the grossest and most wilful isollssitte, by aWowiiig the Coroe:1 - to profit by his own illegality i le each a rise, it would, he a shame if the people of England were sans- Lut..—(llear, bear!)—lt trio - , to say the least of it, a intuit t:ifo.c.,:i . . - te fatality, that the Greed Jury at Lan cai:er hat tat permitted. to. inestion , coocerning the 31anetester atfai, to go to a Jory sit Coe country. Their ver&c:, however it went, whethec for or against the Slanyht• , to r authorities, woold hare certainly had the effect of gtrigg l i mits, satisfaction to the pablie..than they rii 61 hare. receV e l frutnthe sleet:k (M m of au rhetter •-ludge.. ffilp .IRtreslings on the Centimes .itaqueit at o tt :vain& VLLicii wait adpirel at Wa • bear!) — to crown the whole, there was. i skpricaetetiaof die Hived, and reusalling then tile singula r' • ~ t til t irgrog cesesuog the inquest, cr i er the p rot 13 11411 . been decided to be illegal. Ihe yi t . • . 1 . •,• • a • - ytagigarti time which trent •.. -: ' • • aisle alarm. :One ,N4l . Ve 1.30 him , ' ,r... .': on vow% for the fasteettet *tat t f y3o;* • • • • to a certain district. 100.630 wer.• .1 arms. Anctimr person said, that no fewer then !istren Ihonsansi coliiers had arms in the North. The Me:tiller for Newcastle, 'bower* r, shook Ilia leter assertion, %%hal •se stated that the entire number . of c3l;:ers tii.l r•I• exrerd a:reen thoosatitL mot the pro tnhilit-e of the thing wsiceentlered `till more iliolo;uoy. tenni Cis Hon. Friend. the litanibi r for Durham, as.-tred the idons . e, that the men in his collieries, amounting in • nonet•c. to ocar one tlimosan.', were !they without ardor. --(Hear, hear'} —Cyr minty the pleasuce of hes ng• alarm ed seen.el, row-lays, to be eolal cuiy to that of ea citieg alarm.—(Hear, heae!) Mr. V. Er ant esplained. 1 :dr. E. MARTIN always heard the llou . and Learned . Gentlec..aft oppzsite with gross pleasure, %Atte:her in his argnnsents Lewes right it wrong. He could not, how eter, c.roceire I ow a rjeat part of the lion. and Len: ed Hentleman's I_••eych was rchwaut to the vestion before the flense. He was now 1411X10111 not,- to ask one (pes t: tn. lie wielsol to know f tit. 41..atleoiers o pp, sa ij e . r !:ai course they intended ho foetid 'Ton the petition e— (oi.ler, Dreier:)— oi all rve•tts, he would remonstrate against printing th.. p••ti!ion. If the lientlsomno on the other side wished lie :• ive cher,' I- :aims of • a• ti pe titions circulated. the) ,•sigit to rote•e•ritte for , .t pure loose, and not borthen the s•oti• try e itli so w•trit none cesssry Pvprnse. -(ttear. hear!) TheHotline w.,s then laid on the table, and the t i • -•...1- tion brinx put that this petit', ii be pointed, Mr. W Al.tli•l'lN flow again. and protested against this wanton ..xpense. lie. for one, would not consent to the printing of 3 pell l ll. l n contaising so much non s.-..•r —(Hear, hear! and laughter.) mien tLZCTIONS. Mr. E. WY NN brought in a Kill to amend the Irish Election Pr.:firm Ad, 42d Gen. 111. c. 106, as to ve-fis scmh,ini.- the Cunr.si:ve on Irish controverted Elections. The Bill 1741 S re id a first and second time, ordered to cnnunitted tc-romntr, and so be printed. BARNSTAPLT. Mr. C. hronzht op the Report of the Coln mit:es sFpoi!...e; to inspect the Joarnals of the te--tds, and to re?"1-t their proreetliags upon the Ala, fir pre venting' flrCewry in the Borough of ihrurtaple. The Han. tZe-,t!e:-:.:1 then moved. Hist no writ should be il,rued for Itariteaple, untiFtbe 15th February. t Rt!ll COURTS. Mr. C. GRANT moreit in Iddr.•tt to the Prieto He. rem fur a ropy of !he Seventh Report of the lomon.ir epinte.l to.i.vinire into the beet mrpl Eloalements tbe (lagers in tt•e ren.poral and F.ccleriasticalCottrta iu Ireland.—/t re t •^. M. ed.. ZIPPARAI. ID WWI ‘111!3. ad Shares are sell* at J. tml J. favre Lurd would defer the second read to a dtstant day, that the House alight hl ”I‘lll e : I II: ins its %TN IA I 0711 , D0D JO I .I.NV;SSELL t' bat td Nide ire VAIN! ,triplutttioloak. I,,sistlefer Or second rtea4tik anal pl. MI); 11 .. ..ws MIX cd.ftspitits, and No. 3,710, hostdar• 31:1,000, is Ito r oc...din g Lot:ery. After semi word, flan 31r. R. Maui it, the [notion teas acceded to. MR. OWEN'S Pt.CR. Sir W. DE CRESTVINY rose. pursuant to notice, ta :nose fur a Seiact COMMitZee en 31r. Oaren'a Nen fur the amelioration of the :uvur orlert.. It. ti::.: as Le tllntiea laa , l P. 4:4rt 11/4CI object in tail e, it would he rt.- *circa, by all sides 3f tho ilnuse. its that same spirit of tmoriliation tallith they hod evinced so Turalny night. The plan trhiels be had to propose oat nt le:i.t tlrservintr of inquiry. and It pror:edeil frost p:rsons ttho reere noes dt.S4Olll tallt Rnrh RO inquiry shottli The h ee rtAkee gnie Into bug,. enpen.liStire in sup plying the means of ittiirn-t destrert , en I 11,. 1, 1 ,4 it :stolid not think it b. nee its ::0t...,• to attend to seri% ft plan as tllie, Wil•Clo had IV( • et hntiotti fell iti.-- tine of the most t•ronsinent • .7:% of !V.1.. swon's pl tree the system cf cork n -h it ear! tared. Whets he ors at Nam- 'me sate in th • institotw • there, 3 Liii!drett at tse err of two years, hogi: nr•- ; io rewire the bent fits of eut,entian. Ihey u ere all untie affectionate tub other, awl in the whole of their ; 1 „.. rat i on tk ere rata sutb recnisrity and harmony, that . -oetne I entirttly to be soother irorl f etr4r, he •r - - ~~ ~ k 11. 400 1 .t