The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-10 00:00:00

-- --~. tv .„ • - •/ 4 1:41:6.4.b: qr". : "".. 4, 411t - -:- . • . ow. \v" - a r ~. • •.i # . w. i t t ~~! . - • '• • • „ .. tv • s • , , .•.% I. - ' . ~.._, a ~c; ~: 7 . , LONDON;iFRID4I, No. 3041 '? • i srp.m.ar _ Su • • k PRICE 7d, `r. T _ ' . • .-11--... J- " The Caws for which litiolibirm fell im tles field. mad Sremerr died oft do scaffold/ " . . • 4 0 • . • j • • • ..," ~~ ~ _ , ,- TifEkTKR ROYAL. IiftUitY.LANK. 4 T II S present EVENING. Nov. 10; the r MAiefttes`gervwirs will oerfurm _ . . _ • ' ''' • yr` '" 7 - `• 6 ',i Ji7 7 7 , " P.' t+koi • 'l4.:' ,•i ' w .Thee. Hahne, Bolton= ' 4 As'a Ft iend ' - of Free' • • ''' ' ItRUSS EL& .4ND PRAlVlrraft? PAPA XS. . le-pooh • . • iCS 0 Disettreion s P. Boron+. .E 1 0 • „.,, • %se. i..f. - 4 .4.., ....:741 ... • '''• ' • •••• • v. Ruhr. :rarer, M. rt. 4 1 1e_piJ johottli tont. of ditto . 2 2 Bolton • 10 ' VliptirA Ocr. 25.=-1-ii;lisCirllOttcy Coorti Slack. Jame. Deno, ditto 1 0 Thos. Lre, Balton' >olo i i • • , N - 0 .- . • - • Win-Howirer , ditto 1 0 Thio. Cullen, ditto 010 ewers, Kossuth Mi n i st er a r ott! ~ IS ge e Nnre liaitbral sloes fin r • - .A Friend to. th e U. . i Itsiy. :tails kit proof that (114 • 1kbode - Of thYrr .Ma.' . thnnte, ditto . 1 0 hertviofthe Pre , s,,do. 010• t' Itlits+ii.l N lOng. - (.%unt 4 ititOcii , 'cle • J1 6 11 0 +1 4 0.03 0 4, PM 10 I John'll'asiani,_ ditto 010 J es les in ! jai. ?Barris, &eight. • 1 A Friend tuC:itlintie .. parted the same diy fo?- - Warsaw.`" -- '''' .'=.` • ' met. near ditto j 0 glooncip.o.,., dim, .5t.6d. . BRUSSELS, IVO w. 4.--13 j inialti s or iN I,l*':istirtif ' him He% woosi, Sol- Other Pt lends of Free I adopted in France for 6i OrganiefOti - bt '6i flier.' ~wie•, , , h tiorsii '‘• • .1 0 Enttutryotnd Kra, 1,. • _ • sr • .s. • a R. l‘tottnil;ll4ere4iii, - den of the State:: lem regiments of . nit arms , %rip • are fo rurm the near ditto _‘•• ' 1 0 imat i Altto 41. 83. 6d. liiiis Yates, Rohoo. • Rdyal . Gttard,`' it* will be entirely' . iSaylified of ?nen' , a ,.... . le-Moors . 1 0 devoted to the Bpd's pekon. - 4 . . , .. Report Heywood , ditto ,1 0 , : . : -4* The Depertment or the Ninth will .erpish for its , . 4 Mem , of the Press, j John Burnett, ' EN. .1. tirettelt . ' - 1 01 WiitlifOriel - ' Cottage, . .quota 380 men ,. w h o . are t o be Chn'sor,frorti !Mons . Wolliara Sitathwortb, •I . nearAsbettath , - 2 0 the soldiers wits keys *sersecribllte,crrpi ofAoyet ; Rulturtie-Moors 1 01 ' Volunteers; a Annrilth igen/ -/ ---- 4.lati.:.f e a r t: ~ THE MAID.OF THE MILL - • . Patty, Miss Nash. To which will he mtdetl. • FAST TEN O'CLOCK, AND• A RAINY NIGHT.. Timerlanc; Bajszet, Mr. Kea.. 'Pn6day, The Will. The 9.•nrs to he opened at half put Oro o'clock, to &S -ew at MI? ;•+st t es, 7S. t Second Price 9s. cal.—Pit. 9s. 6d. ; Reeohd price, 24 Lower Gallery. 4a.; Secioud Price, le.—Upper G a n c rs, Is. t Second Price, 6d. • !*1 THEkTRE-ROYAL. COVENT (WIDEN. THIS present EVENING, Nov. 10, will hr orrf , .remoni. TIIF TEMPEST. To wh•ch will be 8 , 141,d, THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. i 0 I Mr. it. I. Harribon • - •• Subscriptions reeriied by &mite; pranks, tsq. Strand; Mr. Ridgway. Book•rlier. Ptreadait} ; Mi. West, lite*Sostielle mutt Care...street; Mr. A. Gall.rwa_.% Holborn; Mr. Han* , glinrinrY ffstutru• lleet•tareet Mr. Hardy. Fteet-itieeta- at the Bar of the Crown Rad Author Tavern. !brawl ; , the Others 'Or the Sta'rtsuam Newspaper; and by the'Seeretary, 411, last-street, Soutbwark. J A.UC V 1• JK Jun. Secretary. • • LIBERTY OF THE, PRESS. Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, • August - it 1515, • T a MEETING of the IoRICENDS. of the •LIBEaTY of the PRESS, held this day, " to take into sonsideration the best means Of offortling pernniary relief to Mr. D. LCIVEI.L." Proprietor of the St ATIRTSILN Newspaper, fur the beny‘losses. nod severe torffcrin:,,, which he has incurred In firnily upholding, fur a series of years, the Idvalnable t.l - of the Press, Mr. JOIIN PICKARD, in Ibe Chair. . • . Resolved, That it appears to this Meeting, that Mr. 1). Lovell, the Pro. j pt boor and Publisher of the STATESMAN ' eminent as NO Inde pendent Journal la the cause of Civil and Religions' Freedom, has sustained an imprisonment of Four Years and is Half in the Gaol of Newente,•for what have been deemed three separate Libels, and which have heels proved not only to have beers an intentiotuttly libellous on his part, but in one of the three roses . aim - insertion was during his confinement, and entirely without kin hon./ledge. That it Is the opinion cf this Meeting. that it is an indkpetW sible duty on the pail of the Advocates irf the Liberty /if the l'ress to indemnify Mr. Lovell for the losses be has incurred in• Maintaining his steady and inflexible patriotism, and for his wearied and firm assertion of the Constitutional Rights of the People during the whole period of the publication of that JournaL That these exertions of Mr. Lovell io the copse of Liberty, Truth, and justice, independent of his sufferings and losses, en [Aide him to the marked attention and support of the P ublic, and fiat this Meeting accordingly feel great pleasure in pro : mallow and recommendifig the Subscription already commenced lo his behalf. That at no srpoeb of the civilized world has the Independent ' exercise of the Liberty of the Press prombed to confer so much benefit on Society /is tit the present periods it is. ttmrefroe, highly ipcnmbeot en those who revere (hat Liberty to manifest n firm and ready support in behalf of every map who has mind may hereafter assert that most essential bulwark of the kite per.dence and (reedum of mankind. That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to act as ' a Cronmitee, to carry tato e fleet the ithjecti of the foregoing Resolutions. (Signed) JOHN - PICKARD, Chairman. Resolved Unanimousis, That Met hanks of the Meeting .ha given to the Chairman for conductivg impartially the proceedings of Ibis evening SOBSCILIPTIj NS REaelT)iti Sam.Whitbread, Esq. Doke of Bedford, by M. k. 4100 0 tbe•nnods of. Alder-, Sir Gilbert Heath- man Wood 4100 '0 coteoßart. Me P.. 50 0 R. Moline, Fag. 3 3 T.W. Coke, Es M.P. 50 0 A few Friends nt the Sir F. Burdett* Bart. • " Conine and Horses, M. P. .. 50 0 Dartford -• .3,14 J. Mooch, Esq. Mr. Bryan Coreoritis 1 Coley Pao k,lteading 20 0 W.S. Addington, EA. a Y. Z. 40 0 Goldington lodge il, Alderman Wood 90 near &Afar& • • S are Stanhope 10 0 I J. Hollis, Esq, Hi ' • WycoMbe ' ' 1 0 52 Friends at the creep • . • Mao, Preston 2 0 Chalthis Leigh, Igq. • . 1 of the Albany, .10 0 , Dr.' John Pencotk 1 0 A few Friends, at tie Anchor Coppice. ' tow, Cleritennall 1 4 A. Crompton, 1; o1 . o f lireck Cot age,Wnit ton, near La./triton! 10 01 Mr. Mortimer, Wareham 1 0 A Friend, pet ditto • • 1 Compositors of the Liverpool Mereary 4 1 10 Mr. Edward Leeds 9 2 o' Sarn . Bruere, Eng; Brighton .5 0 ' Alr. Newbold, ditto 1 0 Mv. Smith, ditto 10 0 Two Friends to the Cause, ditto 1 0 Mr. Nit'ter, Cambridge 1 0 , W. E. Burke, Eq. - 5 0 J. Collier, Esq. tYly. , - mouth 5 0 A few Friendsat Boston 9 9 . Mr. Hovel!, Cambridge 2 0 Mr. I.a , l'eti. ditto .1 0 John Tennant, Esq. • 5 5 Mi. E. A. F 011118,14 1 10 S., Konthwark -5 0 i A fee F.iends,nt Mr. f. ferry's, Peck lo,.e. Nottingham 31, 4s. 64. Lord Holland 10 0 Saturday. Percy homes, is. t SevinA Price Sr. 6d.—Pit, 20. 64. s. Seraod p r i ce , 9,.—Lower Gallery, 2m. t Second Price, L.—Upper G a m , Second Prier. 6d. Place: for the Roses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Birx-oshce, llart•street, from tee till four. ' A P:ltite Box may be tMd nightly, on application to Mr: Bi: r,l•ai, hi the Boz-ogre. IDURiLJANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chatarry, made in a Cause SC ALES atain.t TRAPP, eCr Moor , . Legatees, and Annuitants of• JOHN SCALES, frrerly Whatechapel, i■ the parish of Aldgate, in the c,,utn% of Mid aeries, moocher, deceased-; afterwards of Plait: ?IN, in the (.. unty of I .sere ;'ad late of the parish of Tice 1-ird, in tie County of Kehl, ( who stied on or about the gist t , y July, i 8117.) are , on or before the ?11th day of Oerem• itr nest, to c• me in and prove heir Debts, and tains their Le,,acies nod Anuuittes, before John Campbell, Eq. mie of the Masters of the said Chart, at his Oflice in Southampton. buildings, Chancery-lane,. Loudon; or in default thereof their Ytil he peremptorily excluied the benefit of the said Decree. WATER-PROOF BOuTS. ROBLEY, ROOT-MAKER, No. 26, *lames. • vre-t. Coyeni-garden, respectfully . informs therersiblie that, In keep the fret dry, he has.tnyented a system by ihich b —aviLetures BOOTS and SIMS WATER-PROOF, sad in 'yell a manner 114 111 exclude all possibility of wet, and, tan, in avert all the evil effects that too often result from catch- Jag c ,, 14 .11rongh wet feet. S. HO BLEY does net only assert those Boots and Vines as made by him In stand unrivalled in quality, workmanship • , and fa.kinn, but ran give reference. of the first respectabLity of, their decided approbati,:n. ELIZABETH FENNINWS CASE—CONIPLETE; •i l 6416 ' Ati"ii;- Esq. 2 0 0 _. .1 1 J.Verly,•Esql Chronicle 10 0 This day were published, near 200 pages, closely priVeß•ml Mr. Fortkhata . 10 0 lire. prise Cs. lid. A. K. Is" Il TIIE IMPORTANT RESULTS of an elxbo, Mefsrs,Branta!,Bcsoa 10 le rate INVESTIGATION into the MYSTERIOUS : !Major Cartwright 10 0 .: ihhn Johnsnn, Esq. 10 0 CASE of ELIZABETH FENN I NG. beings detail "f . cw- Win. ii „ lleti, El. tr.nriliiinry FACTS DISCOVEREDS 0 SINCE HER EXE. Land 'lO 0 flITIoN; Incloding. the o.ficint Report of her SINGULAR.. TRIAL., now bra publkin-4. and Copious Ni.tes thereon; W. Jones Burdett, Esq. 5 5 sarrnps Authentic Documents 3 an Argument on her Case ;a . Tlios• Northmore , E'''"i• 5 5 Nenvirbil to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent ; nod Stric- Mr. Bird,. b 5 .1 5 5 • lemma late Pamphlet nt the Prtueentor's Apothecary. , ti Mr• M v ar i T i. L iou . , Eat. 55 1 Ely JOllv WATKINS, LL.D. ' Mr. El 5 01 W:t'i TYrtv ORIGINAL LETTKRS written hysbevnforos- i Mr. woohmno 5 5 I sate : • .11 n hilt in Pt ISM! ; WI Appendix; and an appropriate : Mr. Gallow,ay 5 0 llebra.lol,. ! Mr. West 5 5 Liirs....: Printed for W. Hone, 55, Fleet-street. ' Mr: Charles Hoppe 5 5 The Wails nithuut the Letters, 54). ; or the Letters seParate Mr. }Lon 2 2 Is &l. . . 1 Mr. Kemal:ash 2 2 ' C. 2 21 •' 'm ! „, - r. Wi s h, i rt 2 21 W. • 4 1 1 Mr. ca.e 1 0 . 3. D. Hew 1 (1 Mr. R. L•ielc 1 1 ELIZABETH t l•:N N !MG, A VAGUE ADV ERTISEM ENT hating this day nupearrd, reNi:erting the character of Mr. ROBLR'f GREGSON TURNER, of Chancery-lane,. Law Stationer, ruln tau is:ng not bittg of what It professes to deny, and hpeci- I.WI nothing of a bat it alf.cts to support, if .nth Advertise- Buhl is intended in any twat, to tilinde rn tlo , nna np tale by me, coneerning the late 1.1,1 Z k N IN G, it an) Ivo deemed impriper for me to declare th d t nut p •%- tese4l f AUTHENTIC DO CU M and prepared w 111 , inewtestible proof, of every thing which th .t putiliettti m c••N fools. ni well concerning the conduct and ch.tracter of Mr. It. G. 'forncr, as concerning every other person unto wkius the Cris otthai publicatiln are in any reopt.ct do the thirteen Certitlennts address bet the *. %Ina ttre ?" the.. nut know that the extraordinary FACT of Mr. !?. To: er'• co.;:tilft at Messrs. Curb ',n anti Co.'s, Cketoitra, when wa‘ bought, it. with the judicious, only. one ...or /FP O. mmd circumstances illustrative of the looneenceof 214.44 Fenning. 5, Flert•street, Nov. 9. (' Hears Lompert 1 Mr. F. 1 Mr. l'oelp. 1 I Mr. Thompson 1 1 ' W. T. 1 1 T. B. Y 1 Mr. J. Collinge. 2 0 Mr. llnrilin4 2 Mr. Walker 1 9 Menus Puller 9 2 Mr. S. Petry 5 0 Urt 8.4. ' 2 2 T. H. 1 1 'At Fltirrald, F. 5 0 J. Pi Grata, Esq. M. P. 5 b Siihscri!oinos 4 10 W. A hl .:sq.. 5 5 Wm. Biird ~,,, Esq.. 20 0 Mr. Pickard ' • 5 0. Mr. flaacock,Nottingbam 10 0 A;GrAiv, Esq. 2 4 Mr. Puller, Noithileet • 1 1 Compositors, Press men, tire. nt the Stute.maa Office Earl Grey Chas. lilu..dell, Erq. Ince, near Liverpool 20 0 Mr. C. Hutton, 'Prin ter. Noitingonin A re w Fr cud, Ai t Fran-. ci-c Borden, ditto T. S. • per WWI). Hoare and Co. 20 0 Mr. Mitchell,Newca.tle 2 2 F. Manlier., Esq. • 1 1 A. B. 1 0 A Friend to the Cause 10.. 64. G. Rogers, Esq. South-. nmptnn James Pinning, Esq. of Mount Sr. Albans 221 Colonel Johnom 5 0 Mr. John Barnard 2 Q R. P. Fiwittne, Esq. Leeds 3 01 Mr... Wheeler 2 0': Win. Riesene, Esq. 5 01 I'. Crompton. M. D. 5 0 C. B. and ,Co. 5 0. B. C. D. 5 0 J. A. Yates, Esq, • 3 0 A. Z. 3 , 0 A Corn Merchant 2 .0 P. Scholey, 2 0 Mr. P. Keir 1 1 A few Friends io Kent. 1 7 E. M. Barret, Esq. Ledbury • 10 10 F. Milliners, F.sq. (se timid subscription), 4 4 J. V. 1 1 Gee. Turner, Est(l 0 Snot. Wells, Jun. Esq. A: 0 Win. Carr, Esq. Ask hnin, near York 10 0 John Wybuurii, Esq. 5 5 J. C. 1 0 Maramtliikenew, Esq. 2 0 J. D. J. 10,. Od. Joshua Grigby, Esq. Bury 10 0 F.d.catd Lawson. F.sq. 1 0 The Friends to Fire 'dont at the Ranylif* Acius,Xottireutqa Henry wehultes, Esq. • Reading Henry Ce - grird; Esq. 5 0 Beverley An Old Friend Joseph Birch. Esq. M. P. of Red Haz• • *les, near Liverpool 10 0 Messm. Green 1 0 J. B. 2 2 Mr. W. Clark, Coventry, 1 0 Mr. Abraham Ilerhert,do. 1 C Mr. Charles Bill, do. 1 0 Mr. John Clerk, do. 0 10 M. Joseph Riley. dn. 0 5 Marquis of T.lvisieek 10 0 R..hert Preston,. 1 0 Mr. W. Preston, do. 1 0 Mr. R. Preg!nn, dn. 1 0 Mr. I'.. W 1,, do. . 1 0 Mr. D. Henry, do. 1 0 Mr. J. Fair6..ld, do. 1 0 Mr. Sam. Fogg, do. 1 0 Mr. n. dn. 1 0 Rev. W. Shepherd, do. 0 8 U. HONF. • NOW OR NEVRR 1 NOW is the titer, for It is not ever likely that a II Cisme will happen. ;again for 3 ...0f.... :..... , 4C511.000 4 of. J.-. tO (tivo . 3 7 ...3 ••••• 1,c..» • 4 nf • •• c ... - :.•4 1 0 9 &.i !e• Prizes of Z 200„ 4100. I'so, &c. nod ouly Two Days to Drnw. Tirk:l4 and Shares, warranted 'indrawn. are Letting by Bolt v %BY and Co. 26. Gorski% until Nine o'Clock. next Tilllits,,A y AdOItNING. • ••• OMB DAY OVER. ' THE RICHEST Wk/1,1:L EVER KNOWN! ! Prizn of. - 250.0(1) ) 4 '204 1 10 I Three per Crnt. GO. • 1 • 4•00 ~Vr Ilitneill Stock, or 7 9 boo I . o•th all the riot 300 J ah,..e 55. Snider Dearly 4400 other Prises bf £2Q), £lOO, £5O, Re. &e. SEGIN9 AT NINR O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16. which will be as L — _ AST D A Y UT ON g TBISII, the Contractor, returns his. grateful . thanks to his hest friesidv, she Public, for their diititi- VHAed pornnage in •LL Lotteries, Lit more partir,iinrly for unvrecedented favours he has experienced op In the draw -lic iif the present Lott , •rv, one day of which being' over, and r.,,ari% ALL the Capital I'ri7es yet ondinwn, he has the plea "re I.' annoUtiCe the riche:t Wheel ever known in the anna)s of L 'i Tick , 1. Shnres (waar rt.o.;! ndrawn) toe selling At his t-t;inaie Office.. 4, Corohill ; and 9, Charing CI ele. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. A PROFESSIONAL MAN, who through sn tentive practice in the shove Disease, has tire° se forts. :t.te ns to dinover a Medicine 'hat if no Infallible cure for torwamptite s ; whirl, ftlettien.e he hit: roved many when Risen Over by eminent Piiv.iciairs, an:l when in ;ie lost Wage of Coss umpt i.," , atic „, :ed ' w i t h ,pittin g of blood, and c.lcumtous of the feet, At% Thou t h the truth of 1 1" i nstertio n say be d ou b te d, t he Ad; erti ber is happy to say. "41 he has itlu Ids power to refer to these he h:l4 cured, and . w ,j l " inset) over by some of the fintt Profeseinnal Men; he ivi-refo rr mltr publicly olters.ii to ;hove who ale, taboo' mug uu -419r lino whirlin g 'Nieuwe. • Leiters (post paid) addressed for A. Si Na. 6, Great Quel'key "44ol.m-road, M iir ) -le • bonne. Lonrho, will hii.e imuleaiate "ttmttoo t and where attendance is riven every day (biatilar vlvertvil). from It to is thd,fortegeo... '• • • • 5 -0 1 0 air. Benjamin Flower • Frionas to the Liberty . of the Prcs., North- , umborlund Arms. Clerkenurell-urthen 3 tl3 The Youthful Friends of Frei/ion; in he lioifilyk 444, 41 , 0 .Ing t. 6 tin hart_ ry seed at rill, providedtiey etre u2i of firbilict . prila• priet4; ; from thd military who luitied the jertiOvz. in 1131.1 . and hive tinCe•gone ilrlo it agilis ; aria' lastly, from the military of the battalicoh'scCelite of the Natrona! ward,, add of thedislit:ndeA The emolument will be irolontery ; but to be adMit. I ed into thelloyarGuard, the 'bum 'who ()ter the t a. ' selves must prove their gtod conduct end their taChment tb the'Ring, by a certificate, /rap ihr-ep Notables anti the Mayor of their Commtfrie; :bp the Jultice of Perm of the' C.m(on t 'fhey erp . to repair to'Lill'ei *here they, will be reviewed by thit ePrefect lefoce Whom they will t kithi following' eath:— ." faithfully to serve the King, 10 - obey liarWrdeas which'sfiill be given - them for his Majestri:setvice. • - and not to forsake their standards." • Thus the guard of Loujs XVLIJ, will be henceforth composed . of ituAtera upon whom he cuts depAnd upon all occasions. The 'May& of the City of Biussels being fittOihn4 that &l i aise alarm has been spread among the then, by •11 report that they were to be sent-to' (hiss colonies, reminds them by superior orders, tint! t)a Art. 210 of the Constitution they cannot be senrse theioloniec and by Ar7..2ii, eanhof even bhp. sent beyond the frontiers without the consent of States. General, unless ItFittnes of imminent danger, or whlin in chattging their gaiiison-thelhdrtest'etiad • • . leailithitosigoll &refits territory. • • • , 1 4 ttsriy . ct, Q s bl —.liis ue,ty the Emperor after :hasp* pasfi! Ns days in this city, set . oa't tbir morning for. feuice; Tite Empress 1611 meet him aC Biizen:•.. • • SWITZOLAXD, QICT, 28.-Letters more ritrispostii tivelyaffirin, tliat the Allies have adjudged two rnj,li lions and a. half of the contributions to be paid b France to Switzerland. The,trum, it is added, max • stile to forms sh "Bite!) , Chest. , - Fituarptur ta isiov..l.—Flis.Royal Higbdr.4 the . Hereditary. Greed of.Mecklenburg Strelitzyar Maim" losterday. • •L' - VREtrelli- PAPERS. • CIIAMBERSVF PEF.IIS, Nov. S.' t rek • .1 • PEER, obtained a hearing to submit ii - propesitien to,,the Chamber, the object of which was do prevent: a Yeer . ol,Flance from abusing tke hartOlability ot a that .chsrecter to. protect himself in flu, publication, of carumnious and public imputations on the conaluct and acts whether of the Chamber or of the Govern. m'etftl • lie exilretised Tejtlignattce he had felt ac bringing the subject before the Charnber, but it was from altrOng Sedge of detciald the obligatiOns of his oath that he had broken silence. It was 'from' tested •, Dedicated to the Dyke of . NorihoutlaerliAnd and tobid fly rg9. In a few Days will be pultklshed_, in Three V ultuees 12wo. price 41 - 4. MEMOIRS and CONFESSIONS of CAPTAIN ASII B, Author of " The.*pirit of the Book," 8:e, . • ' • WFUTTEN 'II.IM•I'ELF. • • Thic work will he Minot - ;19 tr,Twels An unusual decree itf in terest, ant only on account of the isithitude of percoOs with whAut the author hart interCounc• and cohorxion: hut ails& frttetritte wrt• mud - uttrifeeren - drt.rit. of rcrtl4trecarreure., adthensie anecdotes, and private Aileen' ores cifrtherOighest. out with which it abounds, kt wilt appi-or that the author is no or• dinary chnrielet his hi:ketr* oiny he snip ta -with his country's; for there is scarcely tiny , eirrbynlwte sthiih ht bits** , this motive thit he protested against' a publication he which the • first laW adopted this Session, and whicg aftpr havhig otitained the approbation of the Depu ties had united a vast majority' ht title Ch4mber of Peers, is delounced as a re-enactment of thg law dee snspecli; in which ii is asserted, in •spite of tht4X plaiiition given by the Minister and ortlie • precisri text of the lew,..thit the right of arresting for state crimes is 'cOmmitted . to some htindivels of thousands of Polfee Officers ;-that we inns{ expect to sel soon iii arbiiivilkeetifincwnt a million of rrenatmen that the ittspeelitf 11 1 33 Nail more eleaources to make their groans heard than the iuskets of 1815 will have;; in which the author has dared to threaten the Go. ••••. vernmeot,•tho 'Ministers, and the•Chambeie with tins indelible opprobrium which isetlached to the inven tors and excent;rs of the lawi of suspects. The I(ieeker abstained 'from :appl)ing. any epithet to such and the anxiety whicklasatown 1 _ , ...In Aliiib - ,_ _ _, . 4 triumph he . Mr. Thew. Seddon, do. 10 : has nog eneng.,.i.my -. bieh nrile,enPilanYve.d36mtnesesi: Ili% .. a . tid - circulate . it. Lift he thinks that if . am Mr. J:18. Harvey, do. 10 i hooky that be him hot enirosed—offire. Mr. Enure Harvey, do. 1 u thePtigtrotal . thing may be uttered end must he listeited to in the ship, travel, lisera•ure. aiptunfacy, p,4lteti.-ell Mr. W. 'Harvey, do. 10 ! wayward paths of Isle bus he 'roams with !Iti,Leg . ied ',access; i Chamber of Peers; We same liberty and obligation Ms. John Harvey, do, birsestimenrlts , , 5 ,., 1 • • .. • 1 0 • now struggling wish she wants Of an ouslawtand Mr. J. It. Frime, do. 1 0 ! the representative of • a ping; there crawling clown Ore.:at-0s of !-‘,lu 00 . t.eIterl beyond thoCe• walls ;--- . -tliat Ali It bugh W. T. dvv. I to a dungeon, find here basking in the sunshine of a• court; at one'. a le* * may be combated beforeits- adoption, it should J. D. T. do. 1 0 lune w viiiiiitia-the A. u g usta n chs i oab t o or itisp l igro l u i t an.,ther, 'trisect hrhh, "do. lil i peal w ring hirralliffi id se Wtettrand tarteilsig iirtiatblefor 1)..1451)ec... ted after. it-:- thaLit'is tieCes i. s about ell to , ary Mr. Jitho Clarke, dn. 0.5 . bread. . i abSiaio from ;meting 'fete mottoes tolelt&Otecorn-- Mr. Th.'s. Hatton, du. 0 5 ! Orders received by If. Conitirn; Public Library, Conduit-'. Trl i: etit and from calling for'tire resistance of the -pao. •111 r. Jas. Lord; du. 4' 5 • street. fi.s - 1 *v.* • • Mr. Ran4les, do. 0 10 Of whom Mid'alt Flanksellers may AN he hil. llst puhli•ked,',' pie where ati examele of submissiwn . ehoold i lei see .. Me. T. Evrs., do. ohi I 1. PRIVATE HOURS of,,NAXOLEON BONAPARTE., 'them. I' hiSih4:i was the more irictimbPnt-on - A - Perye Mr. M. Rower, do. 0 ' A . • front his rashes' years to the veriiid of his Marriage with the . . 'as his rights arel . .r ealer. Tho c ipeaker receniltovide4 A Friend to the Li- . !AvelmOutheas Maria-J...01m. _Mille" by 11114411. knit/ hiss. ,_ • • _.st .. ,i• i . iti belly of the Preis •10 p residence in the Island of Elba; in Virtils...pi!te 125: clistu in: tne illUoption'oi It - regulation to prevent the'like at * Doctor B. Gilchrist, i French 109. (dtore and demanded that the Commi:terof Ito. Edinburgh .3 51 •• I shall not merely confine mmelf to he A rcnnnt ;ft my • • u . s Mr. ,Sinti!), Liverpool ,_ n. on e cline ge to ma elm ! ./ A .i,„.. m o ot s . N o , py t iol.bniio-,- yo. ' ,mu& i s , th e oi or i vi c g elation li Id 6 - d ke h aldisiinsi. - • Mercury 2 . 4' key to lay door:icier,' and jaitisfot. partps 0(.01111 I, hre (ion.. A % to the particular case, he prop o sed that Ilis Mr. It. Lick 1 -1 ; ever been. Extract from it all that relniet' 1.0 nit cosinecrson• . - . CtiittNer Atould formally reprimand' i-he puililics., Mr. Wm. Barnard 2 0 ; wills the fairsesountste srekthiudes o ill contist sit enyiekirsc • , ' . lino in question,--persuaded Moreover' that the col'. J4sept. 51 iglus, Esq. 10 0 i . ter, may opinions, my wishes. the pi iteiple on -which I rounded ._ . . , R. Cuillilte, Esq. my renown, toe cansciff in, SAttsviss i its a worth , fli•renwinder let - gue had Corisrited his inieginatiob rather than NO Blackburn - w ill sh i r t y mysi•lf....-Inthare , Page 9. rheistt: - • ' ••••• .....,- ..... - ...,_. --- • -- # • . • • 2. A._ AlitH - ENT 1— r NARRATs 'of ih; 1!4;(11.., sIONg u i VR4P(Chlv.io• - •181.4- and NIA. rib M. de.l4ent,l elnualhilnihor " The History of the War of IA Vf;slee. Titter - RIF:to ENT eiiitsults the Assembly-% liether•they will entertain the.proikusition " • Ali _...... . Seessiii ',Wit iab, contivrisiet . lll-Irettiarentl.4 - dettiii sir *e I. - . , . *4-..... • ..• ' -'- • • KA 171..1i of. 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