The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-15 00:00:00

t to recollect that each cries time if they violated the Con wigero e aas doc uthortrinei ty o , he cou'el tc . .l Co ton thf Blacltstose, places in his book that this was were the privileges of grltith I—This was his view of the ron teelinps he merit(' alarm; it with Member sat (loon sal:List t]a he was perfectly ready to ad bject to hold arms according td by she Ms.. and Learned Bea -1 lirldea with die qualifies ' to arises to the right, en the authority of Mr. Justice rine so laid dews, le was willing than the doctrine of the British ugh be admitted the right, he was at there was no right of the seis e cootrouled by the State is cams itertosition of tievernmest for the Amnon. As to the danger which the rueasuresbefore the Hesse, he admitted by the Beefless?, on the naninsous passing If the T• gluingr .one reading of the preecot Llring ti nprecedested, his lion. and ausercrcii, by staters that it was as, sod he might my, with a sa kes§ furrier Amy. lint then ti. katiemao (Mr. Brougham) tuned tat signifies whether yen eats ?lest if it or nut, it is obleilionahle it it ;resod ought to he resistrt." Foe not mean to contend, that hefts's* a in (arose of it, there could be se be was asked what ass wa apreeedes ai l at}r ere d o s* was one sr s were anfireced, if that tae he mph of the question was asseelese srge the Second, the sass Ad wits ant It was continued from • Ma 11 enured again to 11110: !helot you rod. Bees is the lliarlykostAlip* of to had called apes - the o arm is dellease .1 their eettOpy, ociarieg that wireless those Brei r bleeders holes heed saes essa erg. Fathom* bed Iseeleal se re bey were MK soderth , matbselty of Ate "041 Oat WI then greet sesa— pie wet ressigeleall 11 the realm et all the "Arta of the Wiig Mai m as olgit et appeal: is i t i tr a e; om ea .31 mint le the to sided to to the probe nes t sapenits. si issaSlesq,"Ziase Goa 'et mesgh 1 , list to sow Ms mere sett getting the sights which wee eseautera a.iwlotensw which the smosisneses of evidoe of Itietory centime* la owl- • • Ali, is explaertioe, deaisdbining end enpeoretWatedriess, es the argeammt was soproardented. disclaimed say wish to state the Roo. meats unfairly. f said, that the whole noir & ob*Sook. Uothsenan kad jaacreee was we , a she apes those who sew opposed mine they ware Whigs. kw twaseeos. Ir. Tieraty) to state, that his i t arse of beet and principles of the he might he permitte d to sp. t all r had ever done, was that which the Rt. copied. and was disposal Cob hieseet et bolding ar . u s was reeogaisel in t'e was t h e law of Ragland by the Mlt e tea tealatain. It wail forfeits* for the his tientleasaa that be had flied the bad not, ha mold haws pada IN speech. It the question, whether it was accessary . one Magistraie ea the inforestdiao et oath, or give orders for osarshneg any for arms It ought always to be throe Wagismates were met a belly of saes st ir wisdom and talents to their alteatioss. toted from a rarjary of tawdry* They wrote--thew might* be selected dcwo rimy I hey might under inflame/tot alarm .% as a man to gnat any ressessbk pow er meet in the rment conjoastose. Pep no t too much to ask, that the .sturcle place only by dap. Led en the aetho - Magistrates. Ile Never wield agree r , " sight es long as- tie bad . say &d -eity shoat him.A-(beed cries el Hear. -H cestesied there DON' wee * sea as *steak by the %this lank Ave bo de grths Whit Lents lied shawls rate vAtb the Radicals. Th ey had arced tet Bill—they had agreed pass els Bill e vidence *es shows et the seamaley for et U was passed with the ethegiens lobed Weld ; Mt all this 'amid art do. takes al to she neat glWeeleeillelliehelellle es as oiled I the yren—ealsas they oiled Way the ssq adle's tease, they went to be aetherted laic - horst to the coastitntiewl liberties dt . wenei Radleallsra, this ho wet stead. Int weld feather then woe itossarry,ssete ogees to a gill aeoctieuittir *Mtn est *I carrdelty.—(liatiO. oblostel to the asseneithey hardship WPM; the be tit the bust !Wig they tan asederate t peeffeit. The taws., -spsebtsi, sod media' i• by dear is the way comber thaa 110.104 MO to lathe masefactsriag WILdAN di eta elle tab Maser ef betas all then here mall Ws 'be ahem* PS: sad that it woold ddest Awed II • lA Ate sa nction of ano m ther Illogittreht ne wit dreamless:Wl VA& Net le ail lir of rerideathiestkada. .At that r i t iste tte s reties/iv for erflawedeprer *bat bdeiee' shy ordlieetill. abotelditt that the IL lids. Oast. eyylmedeteeen ire.irefe _etemeete fa his MAW - Iligiemad a nd. Scetlead. bad. ea the ads ill• related io:Seotleod and *et Se lber TAU they arty relate. to Ilealitual sad trete et tti Stigiaad ? Rows Iboalithads was $ iistriet. Sat the Meng tallasstre wth oaly • Ilstorlerl districts. Anti tibiallise die • provitions of the Sill wthewre.cep ler - , ry inhabitant of the UslMd Kiedgore do •Nr it% The case of Reedited ems thew }yin After the statemsantowrhieh bad their tiiitid he no doubt of-the inosollty be ~ their tosid se IS au5.... , . TT. ' . CAVENDISH saidvlss ha Ism ,l a r aaDerby Wag is tolistaettesl masa W ' ,_Pw i is's'''. awl was asitistel 4st fa aimr: 011 lOW ligeilribear *PSI Aii Iv vi! ' the coast, iiillllol6ll la die Sr • It begins by expressing satisfaction at the amicable , disposition manifested by Foreign Powers. The ancient religion is then mentioned, awl wiabeW intimated that it may be maintained with 611111111111 The Address goes on to notice the favesieble of pearance of manufactures and of arias*" se/ dwells with peat exultation upon the Ileeddiell state of the finance.—ln the midst of this peopedty and happiness, it is demanded, " Why stnuld vague fears trouble the security of a nation which Only requires order and reposer —ln conelesioe, it says, " Sire, you have declared your purpose is to close the abyss of revolution ; suffer us to second your efforts. Let us combat the common enemy, anarchy ; in giving to all the privileges guaranteed by the Charter." The King returned this answer:—" I am sensi ble of the sentiments of the Chamber of Peers.—l bee with especial satisfaction, its resolution to con cur in my views. It is by this unity of thoughts and actions, that we arc able to preserve the coun- Ary from danger, and secure to my people that interior tranquillity, which I congratulate myself upon having enjoyed to this day. tug sl "estamuland w is lay be: glad to learn that lord -County of West - radical points geographical soloevrAat -ettre • tromfriesshire yet s. d TeBlolll a., good review addition tressaist, the per est wetland to , on his autho rity taw-_-..K having . grgel against itelit, catasod it te be extolled in . . Bill. It ought 11111~,1110 the Bosse and the country at large, that vs for y County of Westmorland tem WITG-iiiireetet of county, and subjected its in bollboote to the exercise of the most odious tilt it ass t the House to interfere, a rend sot a usanty : Ostler a stigma from its own pre •Lised ILOWT.MER said. be was sure the County of : 311 AV Id not look on it a..i a :ties* to be as., ran- ,I, He looked es it as a proteettoe to sod eat slily as a protection for Westasor- WIC Wales se a protection for Cumin:viand. Ik. SHOUGHAM said, when the Loyal Address for Cootherlatail was pet down on the suotioa of the Nollis Lewd himself, at the Assizes for that County, the Ne ttle tad onoroseed as a ground. there was nu necessity for It be Cumberland. :Has was before the 16th of Asotre!.. Las H LOWTER id, he bad. lilt: the lion. Mew Ise be Cerible (Mr. C e rwen) been slow to believe the aesettota of training. Mot WALLACE soid it was impossible to dud a 41Br aitaarlaimi thg lisle at the t moment. ._ MMOOHHAIN Ail. NAAS! WUpreven amstratler . twoorrest _part ef Westmorland. LOWTHER was astonished that the Honourable Gentleman Lhuold allude to any thing that peiejellhermal Jery. 111111U011An sever cooceieed the oath - of a lirsiaaryeson betted him to casual poli.ical .14aMIStS. ~, KO T. 110011111 wished to know why the City of Co was was included, as he had re ceived a Re p ort from bi and Corporation that it was in the toast tied loyal state ? Mr M. W. RIDLEY said he had every reason to be lieve, from the isforms.V.un recently received by him , trastaillity was restored in the neighb ou rhood of New castle. e. , Mr. RENNET said the Noble Lord bad sot chosen tes ta Duo word is answer to the statements of loyalty in 11.7te included in the Bill. Mr. M ARTIN said, it appeared fr om the speeches of mast of the Gentlemen opposite, they ought to be sot brie bet in Me mitts. coeveisation tcok p lac e between Mr. Tierney, Le.'4oereagh, mid Mr. Broagl.ses, respecting the el allowing one day's holiday. H is Lordshi p r 17. . absoletely or: essary to piss the Stomp Ihtty sin OM stop to-osettow. The Report was then entered to be.reelived this day. Aalkeuessi at half-past Ot"lsc . The Funds have been extraordinarily steady during these few days past, but with a tendency• to be rather better ; the price yesterday of Coneob for the account was 6714, at which they continued during the day, and finally left oir at that price. This morning a spec u t i tor bought at 671, which `mode them buyers at that price, and they have continued so without variation the whole morning. Excheyier Dills have experienced a rally, the lowest price quoted this dey being cis. discount. The present steadiness of the Foods may as be at tritinted to the absence of rea l business, there never was less medley transactions than there' are at present, and there is little probability of a change until the o p enin g of Consols in Ja nuary, unless any of the intended financial mea sures should transpire,ilwhich would,, of course, create an influx of busigtss both real and specs , !afire. 01A1110. • i•as. PM AR*. Int. 0 I Helloed ...z ..... •••••• • 0 0 Watertsid 0 0 11044601 0 Osemsey sad Jassy .. 0 I Foam ..., •• • ......- • • • 0 o.ll si b erg h l 0 Lisboa . .•• 0 0 Illerdonsti .41 I 0 Mill .. ..... .44..... • 0 iItICII--OT'-11T0'elLe TitlS . O — AY -- AT Oillt — T — i . — 114 34 0' . Milt Ilorli hair Stoat .. . 1.1 - • $ /sr test. R•deGi 601 0 0 D 4oo3° °‘ 11 ' 48 ' " 5 ' 2 pre Coo,. Cosa. old Amadei ga pr Cent. 74 Es. Mu& td. M. O. 1ill; Csk Cross. NM Ditto Cos. , .. ._ • b prt Cons .142ty . ' " I • tess Aso. 17 &Id/ r aisS ess. bre. As.lit • . : hip. II pa_z_2l2:_______,L lin ...... 501emm ommr sim erst Les,Tirists 11l • to — tile Oditiarlilt Rpm, _ - Lard CAVTLERZAOII, that the Howe resolve itself into • Committee upon the Seisore of Arne Bill, sev eral Members, as was very natural, moved, that the county they represeeted might be exempted from the operation (in other words' from the do rms° of the Bill. This is certainly the bitterest dose ever attempted to be administered to En ' ' glishicen. Knives are taken from children that they arty not cut themselves : this is a pater teal inaKerence of authorit - ., , but not so in the case of - disarming our countrymen. They may wry arms day and night to destroy Freneh-1 Mn, while struggling to obtain or eseintain *sir freedom ; 'but they must not have a weapon et their commend after that lowitil slaughter bus I been accomplished. What are Britons. after ail that has been said of them, if they can seibialt 6 Ibwt What man of spl:it does not partake of the ' emstiments of Lord RANCL Wm who has not travel led in vain. lie has, as every wise man should do, left his prejudices abroad, and returned with a double ardour for the freedom of his own eountsy. He compared this projected measure to the NNW proceeding of the Noble Lord introduced for flak Government of Ireland. Horror and divest had Mot excited. by authorising the breaking oiled tor booms; foe himself. he exclaimed with the proper don of an Englishman sheet te. be die lealaged.26l robbed of one of his chief lhanchiete If Per eapetif, I am rasolved (la tin language of is Hoe. !Umber a few eights sines) that were I, to be attacked, I should feel it my duty to defend ari a „ Be - we hope is every men who has . wit nessed dm Viral degradation of his fellow men. who We voklasd to be spoiled of these diqlise doe wilieliesPeeile him from the ape spathe.' tut gatattOman. vg. B. Tee BRITISH ITATINNAN vs nreearescrire rim Tar firATIMMANJ LONDON: IVISPESDAT, Di.ci.93EB 15, 1819. TM more we contemplate the measures of wee ?maw utters hare seen . rece i ve d from p h o e „ Mon which *fellow in progress through Parliament,. &Wile, dated the 6th of November, by which we the °of" anger, disgust, end sostenipt do we feel..l learn that a Committee had been appointed to in- the devils° of them is not. sannot be, a frus•hors win tbs of the United States' Bank, rtegi&elten they Piston's to is the wortdoll a winds Committee bad, on the sth ult., made their tekt wimitiva. has bed to dO with lams, /sleet. It appeers, from this report, that a minas has dava-eisvis.lbe ootwasnets• Whal, of thee* millions of dollars was thn remit of their mad e "diem of thousands of redline WO*, 015,..-1100,000 dollars loss in nati s ooso. to rise Up 'against the present Government, and 11100,000 in other branches. In conseqwenee the whelo.elontrY to be airsoid Mbar of the Ilakvostable report Do dividend is expected nimbi= of Binh is government shotdd confess * the prerissom own January, lel 1, after whith Whoa to hove Won in the .m*olo Enquire tale the Committee express their opinion that She the muse of the giscrietaiss of the people' apcii will be eatable. The stock remold to the if all fat and as list as nisi be hot to Bank - awl vales at per. It is slannionl that Ilse lasts to what is already hlgbyy intianueatory , .16th *tented, bad debts , boons. WWI*, ite:,*(l4, Owl to Ilisnii r e ntl y tgingfiTc... to abased is Iliweelten:- 4 o call Kr. A Wawa 3 " lima prieilege." wens Had be beeo a Member (and we with be then bb emetic writing sight have contrail a brash of privilege. We know by which it eon be so properly designated This is a tens which. 'wording to new notnenekture. will sem to eharawerise say displease " the powers that be. 0111110 11 w 10,1 a mrswesNci. Also d; Du. 14.--Arriired the Sh limscriet. from New Dead; Ifibps,; ifelr Ilsomatt,t. few Mew • giros, ; lad ‘siolle. Jackass.. frem Wri te owesedo,omaks. Came dews MAIM 'River.- tbo•Ahrollit, Cab maces. for Jamaica; Perm, Plena. fel Demerits ; Hope. (With% Ihr liareahatis ; Sisterly, Pam lir ieserille. The Serum for New Sas& Wales; lisr. Tay. for Trinidad ; sad the reef 4 the estward-boaed Oat ailed yesterday,bave pat bacliegaia. The WINOS. ie Peterhead packet. of sad from Sasidelami, was yes lhal of last eight. is the DMUS, by the brig flempaea. 1 limdcbild ; the former Immediately swat. bat the Owe er ,re saved. The Swarms proceeded to Ramegate hoar. basis" basis" 'received considerable d ro embarke amage. Deseret Sir Sir Thomas tad tosdy Maud ma bora the Thomas Coatts, East iodises" ;hie after sem rad*, a salute of Ii gags. Keseesee4 Dec. l4.—Arrived the Desire, lbaK, frets Losess, with leas of amber and cable, wad sa iled via ; KOmp eos . Goodchild, sad Tyre. Kidd, fres Basderlaad. NA with loos of bowsprit. • . roliTsuoirra,. Die. H.—Arrived the Vittoria, Mos& - gamer!, from the Dewar, for 'Mega. liquor's, Dec. Il.l—Peed by. for Leaders, die.' Mla)estie. Harper, !yes (beim, hi 47 days.—Sailed the • Amster. Hughes, ler liambargit. 1 IlL t airics, DN. 14.—Arrived the Beasley paehet. 11th a mall; ham lisilaad. Site reports, that ea amass starlit Ilk WO are obliged to be loaded at Oen& Joni. Rument.g obtained me ablest in tbe , Commons bet night, which, had it come might have dose nisch service. It is however, not an ex gratis act of the Common', but is the eflbet of their fears rather than of their seders of justice. We nevert ut heless acknow ledge the omen—lt is so far favourable. B Barone to be benellcial must not *drams so slow, and besides, it must be preceded by an en ouraging declaration that it will not belt (in mili tary phraseology, play die old soldier) till the work be fully offecied.—To be perfectly rmardiel in iMoperation, it most be radical in its nature. menenasil=a o = MANCHSSTER, Drc. 13. (mow • atrststreaus. rang.) Two o'cLoca.--A notice appeared this morainic from the Berusighromes anti Constables, stating that baring fli3llolll Jo apprehend th at serious and drnaing dieter batten algid break out in the coarse of the day, they earnestly motioned all persons sot regatta in the pm sereetioo of the public peace, to stay at home at dude differeot employment% and partienlerly to keep thslr females, children mid servants, within doors; and she giving notice to publicaos to close their homes at boar o'clock ; and If any disturbanee i n thei r take place in the tight, all persons to pat lights in their upper window% Not op to two o'clock has occurred to disturb the public peace. The comb-feared Meeting in St. George's fields has not taken place. A notice onb v od ofeer •tuall paper hat been posted in the nil R uisitionists wilo glelsouro St. ti eo rge's-fields, stating, that the eq calla the Meetiog to petition the Prince Regent and beds Houses of Parliament, thought proper that. a far prudential reason% it should not take place. No signa tures are pot tons, it; It is printed by Rithington. Half street. Notw i t h stan ding this notice, we are still in great sus , pew,—The re peatedly calling public oneti m e , in this manner, and thee abandoning them, can only bto throw the civil power off their guard, and to make the lohaltitants in general think, that the frequent prepare ' dons to resist the radical' are umecessary. The bbili !Neilsen marched in on Saturday: parties Ili Lancers have fume this morning, and I am sorry to to my, several of their horses appear badly hart, o falls caused by the frosty roads. Arms have been deli vered to the bpecial Constables. The Yeomanry are I prepared to act Instantly if wanted; the Oldham troop Is• ander arms. These formidable preparations leave us no ground to fear the result of any attack bleb the been might make. The noted Parson Harrison has been again apprehended for sedition ; he was brought upded to the New Salley this morning, proforma, and reman till the witness arrived. • ---- /pelt ruEspArs 1.0.71D0N Cidtirille. — o . coseisilms ha the Dusbartosalake Trout of. Yourowl Cavalry. Cared Jelos B 'chant'', jos. to be Liestroast ; lets llerrodul, Gant. !o Le Corset, vice 119110119 1 . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • 0. Fratels. Princes-strece. Rehmatiths, siercluitt, beds Dee. 4, to Jay. AL at (1 vild:tell. • ... It I,NKREPTA. D. Lee., Foel Les , h, Loseith!re, whoa *sue Is lini feeder Dec. 20. 99. at the Friendship Ins, Is Oau. sad Ass.ll3. at the Tallsot las, Minchest( r. MU) Mr. Ilbalo. Elly- plane, Holbrook Loudon ; aid Mr. iitittor . oMso. W. Carpressl. Bili(ts, laskuper. Dee. SP. 20. arid Jos. ' 1111. at the Curt Huss, Leeds. Attorne)g. Mr. 11. Make- . I Ns las, Viset-strosit. Leaden; sad Mr. L. - Leeds. pia.Uni late Bargees, of **Thous Cutts Rut la" dealer sad chapatis, Die. IS. IL awl Jam. Ilk at oaaha, London. Attorsey, Mr. Gerd" OW Illiod. strut. A. Ewes, Briescovabe Port, j ai. eestaralre, • broad dile lons r•turer, Doe. 30, 31, ni and Jaa. Aat the As lan. Chalford, Attorneeoril Fla sel:l7 Stara. •-, i Cook's Court , Carsy-strest, L ys, Il udo.; sod Mr. Tilbury. J. S. Carter and U. Confer* Lieupool. seershaets. Jas. 4. A. and SI. at the Georg§ Iso. LiserpitoL AltleillOpl. i Mears. Lie* and C 9. Lilerpool; sad Messrs. Taylor WM I Route,. Kin': Beach Walt. Temple, Loados. I T. Nuts, Shepten•Beasettamp, Soraervetildu. WHIR. sautioursr , Doc. 3 0 . 111. nog Jas. 93. at lbe lemllblid. Yeovil. Almost* s. Mr. White, Yeovil; and Mr. Bordess. Kluft Beech Walt, Temple. Londe.. • J. Rndsoa, Elrehia-lane, a t. Dee. 111, tlik Aotl Jug. 26. at Geildholl. Attoravya, Messrs. Stowed AIM I st Woo.l, Little 114. Thomas Apoe. aufew ! R. l'itt. the younger, Into at Hallo*. farmer Jan. 9. .k and Irl, at the Pact Rorie • Wr. Amorous IL% Fiats , N. Bo Mane I= 2 Lulea t &at MM. W'd ea, Worecayr. _ . Clout, oockla ( i Norfolk. Voter. Jim. SI . 4. sod N. 1 111 Ile CMG il Inn, lrakenham. Attorney* . Ms. 14005. 1 1 111ile it-lane, Cannon-street. Lulu ; asd Mr. Canso. iPA enlists. 1. It artlrtt. Eui.tr, therehtnt, J 9,9. S. 4, sat Li. at ths Bur las, Ezetet. Attorney, Mr. More, Ilattoe-,Araeo. Lotd MI. T. Story, Hunwort, Nr.rfollt. Ans. 4, 3, and 1M (ao p!aee), At Mr. BrlJire, gel-court, Tl,rog : atortes-street, Lomita' ; and Mr. Withers. Holt, Norfolk. W. Beslev Manchester. tailor. D. IS. 20. end Jar. 11, G at elliltyll, London. Attorney, Mr. Share. F.sies-coost. Temple. W. pwott. co sieote, near Wellin. Hertfortlibire. miller. Dee. IS, A?, and Jan. 23, at Gelldh g at, London. Attorpi, Mr. Hanger, 20, Hatioll.llll.oll. ' T. Collies. Droll-Amt. gfnerr, Dec. 25, J a n, 11, and 25, at Guildhall. Attt r..eys, Me.srs. White and Wooshoodi, Old. ware, Llscoli's•isn. DIVIDENDS. ....... COVENT-GALDE V THEATRE. • --NIP- - An histodaallilay from the German of Sancta% was hat night prod erod at *la theatre. under the title of 41s. oTil:niscenciatuto.p.ftneseiti.iniatotT unf e o: i t n n e r, abo y . and the most meagre and inartificial plot that ever sup ported a fa h le. assuming the insignia of the trag.e musk , i is formed by he mare stringing together a tories a! eye which intervened from that period up to Mary's I deaf . History has been simple adhered to, an I even sour imposing situations which might have bees ter ght to the purposes of the drains, without torterisg the page from whence the author drew his materials, have been neglected. There is not a single character' sulltiently prominent to excite a more than ordinary 1 degree of tater:it. Even Mary Steed almost destroys th- pity her su ff erings would awaken, bycene, alluding to i the 11111 T tering of Darnley in the very first s knosele.lging her own impl . ication in the deed. This shosi.d not certainty have been intruded on the eves of the an- dtenre, for without it the mind is ever ready to allow the 1 e xtent of her wrongs to be no more t han proportionate to the iniquity of her crimes. Miss 11111CAULIT was her repro presentative; and the novelty audien c e Ly's lint appear. ante attracted an overflowing It is impossible *at any acmes shoald reedier the charecter effective in many of the asses for if divested of frequent attempts at the pathetic, as freqeently approaching to insipidity. we should have, what indeed wool,' be very desirable a silent mourner in the distressed Mary. It was only lathe i 6 7 r! d i n. ain:Vi:ab'itabjenr t d y i gtno i rr t ye4s.r.ni ed arelotw sorr "a". mg of a braless spirit that the hoe powers of Mise 1 Illaroutsv were held i'a requisition ‘re hope to sea her in characters better adapted t . o her talents. for esdlopfstadly pbe will be an important acquisition is , *e stage. Mrs. Bean was perticiillrlT hal,py in the 1 rsonitication of QieGII Elisirieth. M ACISAZIT.. C. Ls, AIIIOTT, and TOIST, exerted thentitelves with erabis effect; but not even such *id could pro -sldehe app ro bation of the audience for the Vlay. l r came forward t o announce the performance. but so mach uproar and confusion letween'tke can- wwinl hats and nos - conte nts, that not a word. be said &edible. We ware mach concerned to see Miss M. Tata in wino; Serely the exertions of singing in th 4 Comedy , Errors, three times a week. where almost every song e sings must be repeated, is 'quite as meth eels eess patible with health. The evident exhaamion spier which she laboured lest night will einroborate this eon of ' clasion. Ueda sods cir.: ums taaers, a mertiless part the audience actually ralled'a third time for the beanti ha and difficult air," Whilst with village maids I stray.'! It certainly appears to us to he taking an unfair vaa- 1 .tage of this Lads. on the part of the Manageadr, that' ' whilst he is provoking a direct compari.an betwe. a her andv aatages, Miss STlNlaadvis, she should not be allowed the ./IAIO ad the same rest ---L------- - - - - - - .4 lan.4. D. Darts, New Read-et le' 1, jewels. at Gaildhall ..-Jem.ll.lll. R. Asaby, Iladge-row, Gartgatralret_. eoPPer pile sod katler-rots Flats*. at III111.111.—Iffloc____„. . I& W. Whllewell.Rethaat-grems. sons-mhall J.ta. 11. 1.. Illepl. Ilav market. Jew' llistosen. 6. T. Ilehlostra. Hobeviebridge. Seleisvet.ll2lo•l, brewer at GeHarsa—•las. 11„ J. George, Worth Aallerstreet, Wilt r=itte.oeselrasker, at Guildhall—Jas. IS, J. W. I.= 1, aserehsel, at Guildkall—Ja. Ilk F. Tyng milliner, at Um George hlkrir aasda-a*"N"Pieollra- ystiL—Jan. IV. T. Pleb, 11601 ft, DerIONIIWO. Vittenner. et Übe °Aden Lion las, Ileielpoet—Jege.tyi estety. Libleashis, Warwickshire. daisy se lbw Hotel, 111611,--Jals. 7, S. Teller and 4: Ilieele7g eternal. ineregints. nt the Mom lea, tilterpessi—alL U. J. and H. Otttlema, J. Gleenen sad W.. Lareselslve. eeileunec=il the Il bwommu iliels e ll' es , Jan. 11, W. llseep. rl . at Os Vas& Ina, Ggiestr—Jas. ,T. lei flu at tie Dee and Deck Twireti llt =7a .ll-11- __ , Ism, Greet* iiihrstreet, Goodmew • wileisk , at Ordl6lalL CERTIFICATES —JAN. 4. Q 4 Prissy, Comaterelel We-ram& 11110.44.1 A heslisr —W. likettett. Langin, DlTlijikire, ..- inall e=W. Ham' *f isdasill-street. Haymarket, ' r —u.llataalty, NW& ford-cow, Covent-garden, worines4raper—J. Colony, 1614. fo r .brig geow—gt. WlSsent, "Dear-nee, aseepids. warehousemen —H. Dover. Broailatreet-mews, merchant-- J. Dukes, Bath, groear--T. Dreamy, Dishy, hosier. ' PAst ' .. 211111 wo 466Avt.e Any ROBSZRT.--On Tuisday night, about ITo'cleck, two men 'knocked a" Ihe toll holes el Hamilton Bridge, in order to get the gate opened, S . pnntage duty of a half-penny - being levied from every loot perenger , there being no sole gate)... On the toll man, Knb'. SY:Gar...who is shoat 40 years Of age, open ing the door , they asked if they could get a gill. sad being ans..vered in the affirmative, anen te rer' the *h with a ouse.— The villains l who we re masked, d armed tel sad marl; immediately attacked tha old man oun and lie w proceededd em , sapoloton was eV' ceaviktei of the weer will gibbing U 10,000,000 of dollars, which will We appei 11**1 0 1 01 • °te g oiehr. a ail& magistrate to order " earth leave 7,000,0001ive per cent. stock , and 'soapy. Hasfloo# reabgll7lilDlS objected to the nature a the to lend their cestomers. The United Statoorlliok absent ~ II • Stock, on the 6th of November, was 98. • - were one) VOTILIIIIIITM Mid there was he Irt&SOP for sap. Alit a lIIMICI6 by eight would be mote effisacious ---.....-- been week Coma by deg. Wises there was any actumula-:, We have received a ser:cs of Plies Papers to the ao Damn 111 ami essems the semish miffs sake place bi day as well i nib i ns t an t. It was a very paltry alisoutit of aim* that :Vi m obisisitioaiontigitt ward,. • , Mt a lOW. The Chamber of Peers assembled on Theirsdiy taw sional gld • Nadi is voting' for this mess- and voted an Address to the King, and them ad- thing that rasei e ee,lla lsaile r eleille a, Z .h e „ 111td ,... 4--- .." t P,;* ts'ee t .... w t u . la. ; yawned' sine die. On Friday his Majesty received aa ille ".1 /114 ' ' - as s — a l s it — s sl i s a . 7 . 1." , „ c r u 1 . , ','; „ r , - ,,:::i the Deputation appointed to present the Address. Homelit,d,_,Jo, =sci - Mirre= was better than punishment, he The following is an abstract of the Address.:— of ' sse to A.... , ." 4 ,.. a . . . 1 f h. , illiigk i UMW. ," . r .V. `.. ....... —C-e- o ' (--.1 arms It begins by expressing satisfaction at the amicable peeper, m tress % mas by stessiMag at astir condom allow them .. . .. . Foreign Powers. The however, ra to ssed is a assess encoded with sash danger to them, ellelenellon mani f es t ed b y s..lrre.ancient religion is then mentioned, and wisher but is the intima . ted that it may be maintained with firmness. their ' aide 1 Zi s s o stak j. ir°llllll 4l6e a u th l t bi llettae llid . T r a ct be hr ehlera - gi c .e it the hi ledge the dames iss ttici opposite Ti . The Address goes on to notice the favourable ap- Ramos 'eV lie, E seed a few nerds, bat frets the pearance of meaufactures and of agriculture, and slow, and ohs to the House we were tumble to collect dwells with great exultation upon the tearable( enraging clodsclods li A thee took Flue— state of the finance.—ln the midst of this prosperity terY Phil fog the Auseisdineut - - IN said happiness, it is demanded, " Why Afield ! writ he, he ageism it * !II • ID ope • ; 1 ware fears trouble the security of a nation which • - • • ---, - ....a ...........tt , —ln conelesioa. Majority - -10" l • Mt 1111006HASI wished t know, why Mesta' Vas WOW is the Dill, as he had rem heard it s regigalft said. this bad been done at amise,• Mestworlaml, thonginwat disturbed. Too too Metorbed districts. -00.111MOUOMAM said he was vary glad to lea seiroit hartted to the old loyal - crud! vow - {ti Wog between the two mead eilleashastar aid Ulargow. Bet the grow of i . Noble Lord sensed wierewluit •t: dt was wW_propalily. a ware that ifirwfs rali,toteroso Manc h es ter and tflasgovr, yi vestal iorluded Witte Will. The sr loped lry the Midge Lord sight ha a very grd tatiblialf Westesarlaad io soother Bill. to W tho Illaware la progress. tooerestlladicals in i het IS 'Willa Ito a treason fae luelosliog it in oat M Vt. D A M aloha* tits Cowry of WeSlllll know, that dip Member be that Loonty. on Is arae, witheatasy Wog hotiog heen nrge _.._ ai isieledsd hi the Bill. CORN EXCHANGE, Dic. 14. a true-ecru - ' clan g s of Whim= had very few fresh arrivals of Wheal from I tug, sod swati. lingM".".7 .• es, ma Who our own coast sin= Mo nday ; the demand for which was I Ink. in a mo st savage and brutal rummer, wounding ba t if thaw brisk this mo w ni ti n " g, ..sts ‘. lina mus — pl . cs sold readily at = I Asp eivertlY In "Teni places ; they :e e l= p . 'weeded 1 h awe readl asdirove:yossat 21‘..i.perbiqtaaristecor.aseTheeesesueppoclythofe ataTkindwzre I did robbed the boas* of a silver vratA," ker s name, Wm. Cooper, Hamilton, No. MU, 41. iis . ik-uotes, and i aommowt. h i t h a t gra t a ; t h e pr i m , were f rom 1.. to 2.. per " arta , erasid_oersaide s . ute . in eo~er•~ with which they terries! tb•u the d 40ots were plentiful, and the finest qualities tally no. I n swoon is a to an 'quarter. but it is ed the two villains ►ad bees squ a d fair the .." sappirtid Mondays . prices. Orey Peas were very Oil aPPO° OOIOB thew is sale.-swa is. per worts. r lower. In Beaus , hr. there g ai wita into is no tioa. ==iimim; ounudeedarey.Pee"ediverleeelliella'areeltd" I. lever Ualra 4 "I nt kt his h nil avo t fall= into =sir hatelsi j r iv emerwea rehtkersa 0 the lth ..__ Haman• &Wit harm 'mit twe tutu he. j ibe ', rewd ,_ Y Kr. ROUSZ WO yesterday arrested on the twine t►e bridge e a Hiitois. v i e * i n sequo i a ,. apply 11 ' 11- Eirseeteo Wariunt ; be refused to =bruit till slay the ,„,,, hook, „htu,„„„:111,‘ t h, T . b u r i , bat noto7; is . t° fore* she Wed, iiiid peotestod against the beizure , as = =spiciest elisepa, Terojny!!!!‘ 0 Poen sa• - t as *eget • teelested.--(Ediebere . ceirrse••7. . '':._ . .. .. . • • • . .. . • -- - . --.5., ' 1, :Tao: , 1 !