The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

. Jlbl -- D ----4' i. T Rate. __ eke, ti , Arri:g4 • • • • +Lord C. 8. Churchill. W.l'. Rabid& . i Mbans. • . • • . I, Aldhort.‘b . . Henry IFyliet, 'G. V . V e rnon. i filtleborZb • • +Joshua Walker, +Samuel Walker. .• •.1 Andover . . . T. A. Smith. Han. Newtoa Ye:!owes. . 1 i Aot i ee s • • • H on. _ Berkeley Paget. Appleby . . • +George Fledyer, +Litchis CoocannOn. Ar , del • • „ • Lord H., U. Hosiord, *Sir A. Piggott, Kt. A wino • • +Sir lAlerPllre P alk. Kart. •.t. S. Copety. -.A7heshory . .• Lord Nugent. + William•Hickford. Barintaple . • Sir M. Lopez, Bart.. , F. FL Onsmanney• Lord J,obn T..yune, Charles Palmer. I•itili • • • • sestimaris •• • T. F. Lewis. ii r di o rdbuice • • Marquis of Tag istock ,*John o.bnree. Lord G. W. &eal, + W. IL Whitbread. BitlfOrd , . . B. l iwio • . • Itt. Hon. Mr J. Nichol. Kt., +T. J.. Huston. „.0.1,,n • • Lorl Loiivaine, Hon. Jocelya Percy. BeLsoire •• . Hon. R. Nevins., C. pandas. r Be, „ irk • • • A lentader Allan. H. H. St . P aul . lobo Wharton, + R. C. Burton. lie ales ....... . Besitlet ... . •W. A. Roberti. itiq .,„•; c 0 .,, , e .. William Clive. Jobe Robinson. e , s l • • +George Thomism. • Matthew Reuel. 8 0 d,,,y0 • . .. Davies tilhisti. +Thomas Hradtllll. 14 ,, r „„ p horigge . f ii..rmatdebe Lawson, +George Mnaday. Bussing . . . J 4. S. Wortley, +Sir C. Dronville, Bart. Boston . . . Hon. P. D. Harrell. W. A. Madditeks. Braeklev . . . It. H. Resideisew. Wog Wroitevley. Bi•tioher . . . - Julie Irvine. William Wilberforce. Brectinshire . • Tiororkis Woad. B rec on . . • Charles Moroni. is e id g eo r* . Tbo.. %tinnier*. +Mr T. T. Jones. Batt. B r idpiot . • Sir II I). st. POW. Bart. 11. C. Slum Bristol . . It H. Davie. Edward Prologue. Bockinglintnshire W. S. !Amadei. +Karl Temple. Beciough ten . W. E. FIWIIIIIIIIiIt, +Sir G. Negrnt. Bert. Callingsloo . . Hon. E. Lygon. +Sir C. Robinson. calne . . HMI. Jr. Aberermnbie Jas. Macdonald. Cambridgeshire. Lord C. S. Masser,. lord F. G. Osborne. Cambridge • • Huts Edward Finch, Robert Maroon. Cambridge Univ. Lord Palatrrsion, Jobs H hark. Camelford . . t Marie Milbank. +.l. K. Mobbed. Canterbury . . S. it. Liobingtoo. +Lord Cliflllll. Cardiff . . Lord K. J. Stuart. Cardionsbire . W P.. Powrll. Cardigan . . •Richard Price. o i rii.ir ..J. C. Correa. Sir James Graben, Batts • Carrotarthembire Lord Robert Seymour. Carmarthen lion. J. .1. Campbell. c onat ronnosire Sir Koran Williams, Bart. Carnarvm • Ilea Charles Patel. Clotie Hiving • lion. F. G Howard, Earl of Reekwiellge. Cheiiii,re . • Ihrvic. Davenport, W. W. Egerton. Chester . . +Lord Relgnsve, Thomas Grtoveaor. Chichester • Earl or March, Right Hoe. W. Haskimea. Cliippenbam +Marquis of Woodford. +W. Miles. Christchurch • i:l. Ft in.G. 11. Ruse.• Rt. Hon. W.S. iloorno. Cirencester . Lord A inley. •J. Cripp•• Clitheroe • lion. !Wiwi. Curzon, •Hon. William Cost. Cockermouth +Right Hon John Beckett, J. H. Lowther. Colchester . J. H. Wildman,Harvey. Corny-Uastle . llenry liankes, George Banks% C or nwall • Sir W. Lemon, Bari. J. H. Tremajoe. Coven ry . • Peter Moore. + Edward hake. Cricklade . •Rubrrt Gordon., Joseph i'itt. Ctimberlond . Lord Morpeth, John Lowther. Dartmouth . A. IL HoLlswo th, Joan Bastard. Denbighshire Sir W. W. Wyune, Bart. De..bigh . J. W. Grilli,h. , Derbyshire . Lord C. A. Cavendish. I'. M. Monday. Derby . T. W. Coke, jun. H. r. C. Caveudon. • Devizes • T. G. Estcourt, +John Hearse, Devonshire • +Lord Ebringion. E. P. Bastard. Dor.et•hire . • W. M. Pitt. H. H. Purim:en. Dorchester . Sir Samuel Shepherd. Kw. It. William*. Dover • • •F. H. W ilbraham, Sir J. Jackson, Karl. Dont' on . SLord Folkestone, 131. Ho. •ir W. kW. Dm'. ieh • Him. A. Foley, E.,rlof seisms. - j Dunn lett . Lord Hon , inseeld, J. His nes. I)iirha m (County) .1. (3. Larib . on, lints. W..V. Pow!, U. Durham ..•M. A. l'avior. Richard Wharton. Fast Lon . . Sir L. Buller, T. P. Macqueen. . • . lid dshury, St. +Earl of E. . +lion. J. Upton. Fort • • . . J. A. llotililmi, C. C. Mietdrrn. kve.ham . . . 11. llo.• wtb, t W E. It. littoghton. Ere }airier . . . • WOl. C ..... fenny, *R. W. Newman. F,int•hire . . . ‘•ir Thomas Mostyn. 11 rt. Flint . • . . Sir Is. I' LI pi. 14.0 t. Vowey . . „ •Htin. Jaw. S:asitiope,f(len. L cy. Galion . . . +John Fteminirg. tA. H. Duitin. G erma i n ., Saint +C. Battelle's,. C. Arbuthnot. cl aw r p ol .hire +Joins Erloard% Clinicilorrshir • loot' El vi . Soli erset. Sir B. W. Guise. C oiicest r . . +H. li. Coeper. Ildwor. Web •• Gliewround . . J. 1.. Coliele. J. feed. Goantharn . . Sir M r.. 'A el y, B . +Han. Edw. rust. Croat Grimsby . •.i. 1% Fataketle%, Whas. Terniran. Grim/Pend, East Lord S .ntnos. et, • . ion. C.C. Jeuldueon. • Guildford . . AnAnnoy (hnslow. •W. 1). Best. Hampshire • • V lillelqi Ow. r. T. F. Ilea Wire. H a rwich • • . HI tin, "h. litoodeart,•ll.:. limr. II shunt. Flasteinere . . Rt alit.. C :vies Long. Kober. • . ord. If asui go • . James ii...11.iit.. •G. P. Hoiford. Basert..rd West t e'. 11. %tomtit-Id. Ilel.tem . . . •1..1rd.1. Ties...end. • 11.:tkon Gurney liererordsbire . Sir ..(; 1 orierell. Bore. + 1 ht. Price. Ilesclord . . ‘lion..l. s. t .wk., T P Symms •. liens or-'shire. Sir .1. S 44eh il,h-, Karl. Han T. Brand. Ile trord • . . la.rti Ciantioitrac. •i• of tos Cats el t. /4.1/1 0 . . + Edmund Tumuli +iloberi Farrand. Neyie•bory • +lto . G.J. Ellis. + Hori.O. H. J. Scott. Fliglimit Ferrer, W. I lan Cr Donlon . •• . W. Reekford, +Ho .F. (i Calitorpe. Flo Olin . . . +Hu .P. F. c...... tS. Craw 1.. y. H reham . . Honer' H 'rot, 4.3. It. Phillips. /Junto gdon . . John Calves, +W.A. Slossingu. Doll . . . . +— Mileleol. Gnash.. ii ) ite.• . . . 4.1, B. t :lor, Sir J Perriog. Bart. Ilehevier . . . Sir It.nae ( ` .oche.. art. W. D. merest. i lima osti . .. . It. A. Cri kett, +J. Newton. ler,. Saint . . Sir,W. Stirling. Hart. +S.sieptteas. B ent • . • . Sir L. Kilian, hi.u.l. Rt. +W. P. Hanyweed. lime* Lynn . Sir M. Folk. s. Ltd %% repot.. Knareshorougb *SO J Mackin II h. , ' Rt. Hon G. Tie • IlAtticaohire . . John RIM it borate. Lord la m e ,. Lancaster . . +J. Glad-iime,thibriel 0 'felon. Laiincesoin . . James liiisedon. lion. P. K. Peger. J.eicestersbire . Lord litihei 5 Manners. 4C. m Hi ps. • Leicester • . +Thonno Parr.. +J owl m i ,,,,, 414 .1d . Leominster . . Sir J. W. laiiibork. Bart +V. C. f• sidle... laskeard . . lion. ‘t . 1.1 i„ . Sir • W.ll. Peingle. 14.C.8. Leo. iMiel . . *Sir U. IA igrant. Natl. •A. (' / wow. Leers . . SI, John She lk . Bart, (h... skiink r. Lichee d . . . Sir 1; An..... K : B. (i. G. V. Vernon. IA 111•11. ; . . J T. Fair, 4 Vrre Fan'. Lincolnshire . . Him C. A Penton.. {Charles Chaplain. Lincoln . . C. %%. Silitburp. Ht d i v h 't e rms, Liverpool . . Rigid Ho .. G. OptionA.l,nne Caseoyne. ? Matthew Wood, + T Ivo.. :e. Wil . J. , odors •• S 4 Hobert W a‘Oh.• no. +J. .r.lborp. Ludlow . . laird Chit-, 4 lion. It. 41. Clii e. I i.dge shall . . 11. ail of Carhan.pioN, Iviainif. (ir k au t m, Lytuingion . . Sir I.l3rry Neio:e. Bart. W Minn. Maiming )troodsatine . . +A M. Hither , . +George Longman. Flatden . . J H. Silty i, Benjamin Gaskelt. Mumrsbury . . •Cluirle- For' r.. •Kirkriain Finlay. . letal , ou . . Lod Druilionoti..l C. lionisden. Friar Nor ugh • -I Lord Am d •iiett. 4 li o n .1. mrodeliesie. 11'.11CIO . . (toes, Vi 1!1'•.m.. P.sc •ri Cretifeti. loom., St . . S B. Alo:iand J.e.rith enillewore. lierioneimhire ;,' Sir R W Va. ghat,. Knit. IMoritnel. St.. . • W. loot. 4c.i. A. Itohii..on. , . Ntiddieses . . Gouge 144 n 4. V. illii4st. Mellish. hittlhusst . . *John Smith. 4 :mind so.idi Fillhorlie Port . lion. Sr , E. Paget, (.LC H. It. 11.Casherd. Ilinehrail • . J F. Luttrell.. .F. Luttrell Monmouthshire. 1.0 dG. 11. Sonoos .t. sir C. Morgan, Bart. Monmouth . . Marqlll 4 of W o re e mer. blnitignmerysbire C W. W. %ple. Montgomery . *lie ry Clive Florpetb . . Duo W. Himont. William Ord. • Newark . . 11. Willoughby. +Sir W. Climeni. K.C.B. beecusile (Stuff.) +W. t K rsley.• i... 1. Vi 'limo! Neweatetlenol)or Sir M. W. : idles, liar. Ciitlitiert Ellioin. ISi rt opo. i • Corowall Vi alliam Ni.r miry. Jonatheen Hu be Newport. Hunts. Sir I. I'. li. lo•ii Hart. *Cliarle. Duncorebe. Newton, lane. Tu4II , 4UP 1.4...0 + ....1 a.. I I fognfon. Newton, Hanis . Ilona.. t ati•e G. A. • .•'t .111. i lud•on Gamey. ,Norfolk . . T. W, l;ele, Edo "odelioase. - W. Elliott Ire, Plyetooth . . Sir W.Coaseirsie,Mr e T. R. klartla,K.O.B. Plyroptim . . R. G. htnedonald, Alexander Roswell. Poorefract . • Lord Pollhigtoo. +Thomas Holdsworth. Paulo . . B. L. Lister, +Jobs Deat. Porbramitit . . Jahn Carter, +HT tieurge Corkbura.K.C.B. Presrois • • Edward Hornby, Samuel. Ilorrucks. Qaerelusersagli . Sir Robert Mooned', *Hon. Ede. Phipps. Radnorshire . Writer Wilkins. Radnor . . . Richard Price. Reading . . . C. S. Lefevre, +C. F. Palmer. Rerford, Bat . +We. Frans, +Samuel Crompton. Richmond . . *Lord Maitland, +Thomas Duudas. Hippos . . . Right Hon. F. J. Rubio:mu, tieurge Rochester . •Lord Hinnies. James Barnes. Romney . . . Andrew Sir:aril:in, +R. E. 0. Grosvenor. Rutland . . . Sir G. Noel. Bari. Sir ti. Heathrow. Rye . . . . lion. C. Arbuthnot, +Peter Brown. Ryegate . . . /How I S locks, *Sir J. Yorke, K.C.B. Salop or ShropshireJ. K Powell, John Coutes. Salvias . . . ilatihew Russel, +Jobs Blaine. Sandwich . . .1. ilurrsai. *-ir li. W.irrender, Bart. Sarum. New . /Lord Volkesione, +Win. Wyndham. Sarum. Old . James Aiesander, +A. J. Crawford. re borough Right Him. C. M. Sutton, +Lord horinaaby. Seaford . . . C. R. i !Rs, *G. W. Taylor. Shatleshavp . . *.i B. S. Morris, +.l. H. Sheph ird. Shoreham . , S.r C. M. Barrels, Bart *J. M. Lloyd. Shrewsbury . . honourable H. G. Bennett, Richard Lyster. Somersetshire W. Dickman,. W. G. Langton. Southampton . +Sir W.C.DeCrespigny.+ Wil W.Chamberlai ht.ne. Southwark . . Charles Culvert, Sir R. T. son, Kuig Siam* hire •. Earl Gower, E. J. Littleton. . . Ralph bcomo, t• a oriel Hornfray. . + !immutable W. H. Percy, I.ord T Cecil. Stertinic • • . Sir John Aubrey, Barmier, • Geo. Phillips. Stockbridge . J. V. Dothan). George Toner. Iladhory . . *Jobs! Broadhurst. + William Heygate. %dolt . . . T. b Gooch. Sir W. Rowley, Bast. Sarre/ . . . 6.11 taanner. +W. J. Denni.on. Suomi • . • Sir ti. Webster. Burrow, Wallet Burrell. Tantwortb . . Sir Robert Peek, baronet. *W. Y. reek. Tarhanct . . Lard William Rts4sell, +Lord John Russell. Tousles . . Alexander Haring,*Sir William Burroughs. Truitt...tory . J. E. t .owde•tt ell, John Martiii. Thintird . . Lard C. NW. R. Calnurne. Thirst . . Robert Fruet Mud, R. G. Ro.sel. I avenue . . Right Hum. Richard Ryder. W. Vitithogb. Tort.co . . . T Caosiesmy, •Wilitata 1 rilmes. eregoay . •lorri Karnsril. Truro .. . +Lard Przroy Sunwr•ea, •W. ii. 'rutnliue. i.#lliliegfard . . W. L thighei. Ki. F Maitland. ' Wareham . . *hobo C•slcratt. +Thomas Denham. Warmititeldro . air Chalks Hardman. OM. U. S. Dugdnie. Warwirn . . Charles MM. flan. Sir V. (ireville.K C.B. Wells .. . it. Treduay. C. W 'ratter. Weuditmer . . +Honourable Robert Smith. Georr. Weak* . . . HbOtterablarJ. K. Snit yam. C. W. Forre.ier. %feebly . . . +Lord Weymouth. Lord F. C. Beatinck We4bury . . Ralph Franco. tL.rd frime , s Conyugham. West Lois . . Sir C. Hahne. H.runrl. •Henry Gauloara. Westminster . •Sir S. Kamilly. Ksit. Sir F. Burdett. Rat:. Westmorland . lord loather. Honourable 11. C. Lowther. Weymonth and W idiom.. +Foot 11 Buxton, Meleombe . •Right Hoa. T. Wallace, Masterton Ore. WhiscYurcb. . Hun. H. G. T.weshend. Sauget Senn. Wigan . . Sir H. H. Leigh, Baronet, Joins Hodson. Wilson . . Lord Filzharris. Ralph Sheldon. Wilshire . . Paul Methuen, •W.P. L. Wellesley. W.ncheier . +P St. J. Mildmay, J H Leigh. Winelielida . . Henry Broughadr. +George Mill.. Windsor . . . Eduard Drshorosigh, J. Ranishoitom. Woodstock . W.l)ashound.Bari. •Lord It. Speacer. Woottua.linsiteit Richard Ellimn, W. T. money, Worcestershire . Hon. W. H. Lyttletini. Hon. H. B. L gnu. Worcester . . Lord Deerhurst, +Colonel I)avies. Wycombe, Chipp. Sir J. O. King, Barr, Sir T. Baring, Kart. Yarmouth, Great ¶Sir George Miami. KALIL C. E. Ruirdrisid. Yarmouth (Hants) *John Taylor. + illsain Mount. yotitatire . . Lord Milton, /J. A.S. War ley. lurk .. . Hun. L. I:undas. Sir M. M. Sykes. Bart. (r.. - The Scotch and Irish Returns are not yet couvlete. say,tbat _ _ ..aters payleg ibis purebeelMbooter late Court a* kivesiter *road have been required. Mr. Btasea.-1-Ires, Sr, nett *sr tr., hot it was by consent of all the parties thet a Trueserri was appointed, et least I Mesa that a aticsiver'ink rents and profits was appointed. The VrcE-Cnancet.t.oo.-.Yery Molt, bet to me it seems that this Receiver or Tisitissree was very properly sppoieted for theprotectioe of tho property till Waters had atedegood the *hole of Me porchese.rooney. I think Surely inch Oh Appalls,. moist was indispensibly milled for. Mr. HARSEIU—True, Sir; but I don't see why sty Client, Mr. Waters,should pay the costs of this Yee Iteceiv e ___,r, or Treasurer, rie be is called. The Vace-CuAecim.oa.-..Suppose, Mr. Herbef o ir am appointed Timms of a Concerti, end auk, choose to attend to my trust, I would est„howwitilld" any man look on me, unless 1 suffered for my tit. leo? No person can doubt, surely, that this Re.' ceiver is appointed for the protectiou of the property, Nod pray let me ask, is this property to be na re. led, or totally overlooked, till it suits Mr. Water* to' make good the purchase.money ? If a man boy, a l property, as d cannot pay the money et once,' be surely is ti.hle for the porchase.weeney, end for Al the eapessrea incurred, till he pass it. Coombe sense, independent of s (unman justice, rays so. Sir S. Rosin-LT petfectly agreed with what hie Honour had jo-t 'aid, slid contended, that but for the neglect of Water , (or at least, hi. 4 loin dity) it making good his pure. a.e.money ther. would by. been no occasion for thi. Receiver being at all sp. pointed. I hold in my hand, %aid Sir S. Komilly, en stidavit made by Mr. Taylor, in which he -I 'tea, among many other things, that the Theatre %a... by' order of the Court, exposed to a new sale .sn De. cember, 17, 1816, when it was purchased by Mr. Waters for the sum of 70,1501. whirh gum, as pur. chaser, he (Mr. W.) was to pay into Court by a ter. lain time in December. Tne affitlasit, as read by Sir S. Romilly, then stated, that by application to the late Solicitor (Mr. Dottie, as we presume) of the 1'1.404, Taylor, the time of payment had been ea. tended from the month of December to the 23,1 of April, and a new Receiver had been s;nce appointed in room of the old one, such an appoiutmesit bring %hill!, unit ono n to Mr. Taylor. The Vlcs-CtiAsicit.con.—This case has been very frequently litigated, not so much before me, indeed, as before the Lord Chancellor. The points it lo onier., are really very many, and in their nature very complex. 1 Isiah very meek to do my almost to make the *hole as easily understood es I can ; and I wish to kocie whether Ike Receiver was cot ae appointed, as I said before, for the actual performance of the contract ? Mr. HART contended, that every sale of the Theatre gave Taylor a new and deeper interest in it. Mr. TARRANT (Solicitor for Mr. Taylor) said, he denied that was the fact ; and he questioned very much the grounds en which that fact was founded. Why had Waters not performed Ms contract? if he had done so, where wits the castle for a Re. reeve! . ? Mr. Mar contended that the *spent* of this new Receiver should not devolve on his Client. Mr. TARRANT.--1 would ask why they should not ? The Vica.CnAncsta.oß.—Why, Mr. Hart, t most say that I think, had Mr. Waters done his duty end perforated his contract, then there would have been no occasion for the expencts of this Receiver being itice,red. People who neglect their trust most suffer themaelves, and not others. Mr. HART. -What is loise done now ? The Vics•CUANCELLOR.—Thie wag, I dare say, a measure of security on the part of Mr. Waters, but be moat pay the costs of it. Sir S. RotAll.t.T.—Of course, Sir,we have costs for Mt. Taylor. The VICE-CtikeCILLOR.-0 sorely. Sir S. ROMILLY huve to ask from whet fend we *hall he pod ? The Vice.thrAmOst.Lon.—Why I cannot order it net of the fund already in Court ; for I cannot allow the fund of the former Receiver to he touched. Yoe %ad . : better serve notice at once personally on Mr. Waters for them ; and I think, Mr. Tarrant, that will do. Sir S. Rourtam.—Tbea •It Is andevetood we re. ceite cost% for Mr. Taylor? The , Yrct•CaaNcst.t.ott.--linqeestionsbly. It.. Sir S. Roseit.r.T.—Of course we are to 'be paid 'not from the funds in Court. The Vtcs.Cnameera.oe.—No; bet let service be taken against Mr. Waters personally for them. Here the case ended. QUEEN MAR. WEsTitRoOIL V. etiltt.LET. The EARN CUANCELLOR this morning handed ter. lain proposals which had been made by ooe of the parties in this use to Sir S. Romilly, and observed that he bad altered them as be had thought tardiest. - Usrott-ow..—On Saturday, William Gaming, the driver of a hackney coach, was charged with assaulting the Police-officers at Yauthall do Friday night. John Webb. a constable, rated, that whilst he was on duty at Youths', Gordis. on Friday, the Defendant placed his coach opposite the grand en. trance, in sech a direction as prevented othet coaches drawing up, either to set down or take alp company. He remonstrated with him on the impro priety of his conduct, when be instantly essaelleil him with his whip. Clark, the Peliee-olicer, ramp to his assistance, and the Defendant beat him severel* with the thick end of the whip-handle, the lash helm' by that time shattered to pieces. He was altintatel• taken into custody. The Defendant achnitted that t.• struck the Complainants ; but ate ad soot be did a.. do it until he had previously L sea assasited by them• Ordeild to find bail. _moos Z a i i irptadaoco, the, et to tut, 'OW 11111 Loedeldp._ op tel. Ito plod the stunt** .f the ii.net ern 044 Cioetit triter beheld for the vett bl'foottpaa aeata• i s 1 1 0111 'action loathstotl at fleeinstiedeir of Mr. taitUtt • Tomatoes *slim lathe*Doteitlettte t tat liaitngai‘ it. Melly sod **UM; ttiospited to catty of lift, Watt daegitet of MO. Ana Fen' ti..) filentiT i of the Wend of set. Vitteetttt oho is orlij yerra of .0 the fah of Avert ookor The indimmant Imlieted *event *mutat in bider to meet alt OP nigh. tire 6t •we e.,et it &stood ttsviVieetliptits talth has. tortoritepited and coined sea, the deft*. Lady itt the odor. froia this cite atf-bef iiidtdiatt. Mt. tdeliett Vika &stint; Moly lepthistred bor t in order tit Ir.- eine. onsitiiiie between het mod J.nirs itetidltchi * 4obooter. Mt. tiotiolitif PaLL rddretsed the iinay tit dolt ishi46, be otnottod e and he altnald *Oh . sop ohwerity of feeling, ilub a case so toilet. "ibis ofekednevi t hood, and ereeity, be hrd neeie o 1 411 a Coon of dewing+ If the titrrettortatires virorild be, made net in evidence, *filch he had no Pallid? ' alright thee soul'', to Wield heatt , tioriaid in sa)iod 111181 it nos an ottesamplod Cottinhottion of ittiChety aod tesettrti to fa* ar impose r,f otetttifolla tog Ordiereffer mild happlooto. (' i.oarned iteca jogai, nisi not onsions to f.tleffo tile Alimitini of the J.r evious to the beeostiovition of the hitilt 4 1 411 fact-, 1.. sh*.uld thorotole 4. 4 . r eh rooftop filmtrif t•ta refeteoce wf Ittr -Ovation Of the floirtiel. Pro Loatoild so, joint cheat wort...tied to animalltett Otto thltSitss. tints of the p•ttio., •sod to detail tht %%nolo rityliell 4 at itorra of fir cilas 4 11 Lich Miy he ollected most *Co rustily!) from ihefollowitig eltidettce;,.,‘ • I S • George lA...matt Toekuir, E.g. B.trisler, testa drat at Tttuotott, oat the fitst onnest ; he mat ried the Suit of Nita. Glenn; the yottlig lady was in.. floated to his (die It) het It-miner, *ho resided at St. Vineetn's. In Jot), 1817, Miss Glenn, who had been ill with the hottiting.coo„h, wee elltt tut change of air to 11010 N, Darin, nccupi-d by Sits. Waddell, aid tended II Mary W utlry, the nurse.meitl, and Mr. Itskettes rwo infant children, not 1 6 ,10410 g a t lite time that Mrs. B. had soy sou resicing with her. Ile was in the daily practice of 'letting hit tiikee, tie place being within guests) distinct. from Taunton. He never observed any thine that could reed.. any shire. . but occesionallj sew Jandis Bowditch, a yoeog men of about 13, at work as a Common labourer among the reapers. Mies Glenn hail spry 0141 espectsolonit her mother had ptoperoy, and her ersodfather pot seised two large sugar estates in the West Judips....L. She was an only child; she routiithd to Tavola* on the 94 September. !Ur mind and disposition were tbeseelleat be bad ever sews. Maria Glenn, so interestiti4 looking Oil, Ott then put into the hos, and was accommodated with st chair. She went thrnogh a very long esatninatioo. She related the circumstances of her going to Mrs. Bowditch's, and of her being ignorant for some time that Mrs. B. had a sou living with her. She bad seen the person whom she afterwards knew to be him, but considered him as a common labourer; he sometimes put his band to his bat as she passed, bet she did not know that be was part of the family. A &lighter of Mrs. 8. 9 1 was married while the witness continued at Hoiwsy. On the Saturday before the ed of Septeme her, the day of her return to Taunton, Mrs. Bow.. ditch and Mrs. Mulreine, a visitor at Milroy, came to the wheats, and asked if she realty Mutat to go bonne ; she, witness, replied yes ; upon which Mrs. Bowditch told her son was lost, and she knew toot what wet to become of him. This was repeated once or twice. and wheo the witness asked what was meant, Mrs. Mulraine observed the t she could not be ignorant, nor have been so long in the house without knowing of Janke! Bowditch's attachment. Witness impressed much astonishment, and asked what her uncle and sent would say if they were told this, begging then% to say nothing more of this sort, as it greatly dig. tres.ed her. She took her little cousins by the hand and walked away. The following day Mrs. Mul taine came and requested her to speak to James (I,w. ditch, who was like one distracted et the thought of her going away ; adding, that his family could not reason with him, but that if witness would speak le lain he would be contented, and made steal, of the different, of their situations. She felt that It was prong to go, bet yielded it length, and impressed her surprise at his conduct, his sister having shortly before assured her. that what his mother aid ass in joke. James made no reply, bat Mrs. Mahal., sold it was no wonder if, se hen so very nice a younglady was in the boatop,a voting man should become attach.. id to her; but she seed not be uneasy, as it would come to soothing : she returned home the nest day. Ott -elte' Ibth„ Mrs. Meisel*, and Mrs. Gibbet's, the tLi lift who was married while witness was slaying at nolway, called on her; . .eatt elitist alone with them, they begged •het to as k perleistion of her lent to walk out along with Shires, as they bad something partirelie to say. She applied In bey aunt, who le. her leave. One of them said, *" I thee/ht 50,".. and began the former contersation about Jame, dopya ditch; that be was quite distracted; that be betide. elated be would soot live without her, bet would' rather murder both het mod himself. Mrs. Gjbb,ori mid she ass sure be w out& do It, for she meter knew icy so resolute as ler brother. Mts. Meitelne pro. famed a greet regard . for doe wkuret, which lotil is. ticietl tier to sw.ke the tommenicatlon; lot Mr. tiewilitch had declared he would follow Der to air .1w tf the would and destroy her, Ildtilic r **Cif he told her uncle the danger saitel?r Isigoiter./Itt i ,nnsequence of this she *as ',.prided tektesein.lic Wieling all to be tree. Mts. blstralne 'Wlafd her reflect what a shocking thing it etoeld be tle ire viordetert, and told her to swear on her.ljft.std soot hit sloe would do whet Mi. Seward' wished ker.—. n her alarm she promised to to do. They it'll left er. The some day she Met Jae* Mark. the c k, .gg th e rails, 'ho said she had just seen Mr. D w. ante!!. Witaese took 110 aotice, bet %Si Ll.• 411111 , . , , ' s'ote" . 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IL Iwo* pen. IR'. . eseassitol. •• • whletto V. ?Albert Norms io . . William liviiih.4 as.. ..thig ^i lme The MA eh the ptesveutioa of Genig• I, , ,•ikad ll* 40Linvok-osintAu mt•a, ....e ' 11. LIST OF THE 161E)1 . 11ERS R_E_TURN_E_f/ TO 510 Wit Nonisomemelihre — Lord W. 'USW* • Tetithtt,. . fere.' aldthes Bollillieb, John g.*, IN THE Ni.Vi PAIILIANIF.INT, . stood over iii coltreqeende oft quoitillt e s o r o.lkhooisono. .' Away liarlier..C. A. • ~ pay the Tressurree aims rNa tr • a Williael Obddlith, Stashes toOditeb, PA& F o r the several Coonliet. Cities, Borough . g l e. 4 a Eagia.,d• Ne t t i l llooll " • Lead Iloodism.. a ,4 Wales. alphabetically arranged. Oxford .•K. A. thaw . 4=oo . stshiss °4 l , • Silblitb rilen (jibbed, (*if.' dr Willem tilbbobs) • N his being peld, but 111'4 i from whet fond he 000 t ret • fie 1,, • ~,.. , • Ilimpasee ?detrain.; Ihnote Peel. &ha siatana bit ' . 011110 $1 . t ir rosseatarked dins (*) are new, for (heir respiettiejlitere.'M faillike • ' • B a t t i, -mos (4) were not in the,last tisrl . iascitt.-T . beat! oriel 1 110 `•l6 A . Ali 141 14isfittle 1 ; 11 ; " • . , Ulth " th Y 168 W. 11 " 4 " ti gt H"Petabis R 4 tilde ' Sir &sabot: Romit.LT'etid • thihiniatEiglitt je t! Se " O a t t. , ead M li t sbelh 4641 ; • retuned for wore than one Place . 'PeialOwlitildre , lilt JAR Owes, t. 1 • . • - Anil am yes of the meet loapf,tteat rasps that ~. ~ . •. , • Pembroke . . 4.1. H. Allem • beam* Mr. Hart was, at the thee.htsfor • 4- . . . eiV VNGLAND AND WALES. - w A :••• • • , 1 Prerhyll • • Ihr Ow. Itteablos. Bart4HoßM Swoop' ;seat . By the **davit made by Mi. IltyleArg . eeNiterd la tbeldsteey wieslielltsl jaitleptaidence. '1 Aw n. e. . fJobo Habberly, FAq . Peterheraters . Mists Has. W. Elliott. use. w. Lambe. enabled to say • tbet bet ferthedeley awateri• • - isilehilisib the Jeri dhl eel mint r, trisbesairllo Rob+ .. T. 1. ..C . 1 °1 . e •-, _ ._ l :!.P r ?! e ".. w-t---.. .'' l_ l _flteraeY l • • 1 !) 1 . t ! • Jitlift ' ai nt e ..9t an .: 4 I- sr _n_st_ .Li. ___-&—' _-- 1-.- e-... .. kt....t. 1 - *ONO tioddifeesgo tie 141.1 t e ' 11 "/d :44 .. , up IP* 4 i .. , Mn, • SLAVE TRADE. FROM THE SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE, ATM 18.1 The following anecdotes may throw light upon the modern Slave-dealers, and will prove them well worthy of their predecessors: it will demonstrate that they are above the vulgar prejudice, " Honour among Thieves." In the course of last year L'Astree schooner from Nantes, took her cargo at the Old Bar, 'for Mar. tinique, iu the very spot where Brutus Benis had, loaded his vessel on a Sunday morning. Colonel Schmaltz (who with his Astl-de. Camp, and the whole of his Officers were the only persons who did out know of the first transaction until it was over), es pressed his displeasure in strong terms. * 1 F --c'est Bien maladroit de faire ce a si publiyaernent!" That is, " Why do the thing so publicly I" A man of the lump of Sam Renard, a mason (well i l known to every inhabitant as a worthless drunken fellow, a slave of Monsieur L. Thevenot, a matt of eeloor), was employed in taking the unfortunate slaves up the river, about four miles, and marching them across the narrow neck of land called " Bar. bets Shore," which separates the Senegal from the see ; Renard was half drunk, and anxious to re commeed himself to his master by his exertions, he was brandishing a rusty cutlass over the heads of the poor Slaves, Taunting his prowess to them, and was talking of the delights of a 'Middle Passage, of their landing in the Nest Indies—and in order to com mend tee attention of these innocent victims of the cupidity of matt,• who were deploring their hard lot in bpi.% for ever sorparated from their beloved coun try, from all they field dear, ha was continually striking them. and in Poor or five instances actually drew blood from their bare !mks; his wit was es totted and he was rewarded by his master with • smile. and att additional glass of rum. While the *fetch was in the act of drinking " Success to the Trade; long life• and honour to his Master," 0 ruffian as bad as himself, on a preconcerted signal .from the mister. seized hold of his arms, bound him with cords, threw him into the boat, and sent him ou board the Astree. There were no less than 29 parish anpeals broeght before the Court at the Sussex Sessions. " The effect." remarks a Correspondent, " of hating At. in f ne } s for Vestry Clerks, whose interest it is to es. cite litigation, in order to put money into their pockets." Last week, one of the shew.bonths in Leeds fell in the midst of the performance. One child Oust three years old, had its head so dreadfully crushed as io iiniso its death almost instantly; two others were vtl' viclrbruised, but are in a fair way of recover) : one 'of 'the female performeis received, a slight wound in the head. It is suspected that the cords had been cut by some persons for the purpose of creating wanton mischief. The lamentable result ought to be coast deredlan awful waruing. °*4w , , . ' 1 1 -,.. . • I r •"-