The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-07 00:00:00

, j• 4 r - o - 4 * -• • it 4 V ,i ~ - rIAL • A 14 Q. Yoe knew that th•ro was a KIWI tribilitr to your house. who ws is tnnedered 7—A. J did rut telieve it. Q. Yon knew it when you saw the onrdireti wan?—, P. q. Yen let /11311 IM Xolll' hM;IMe a r k* . had l tnitt.“l the aet ?—A. Yea ; bet I should not, bed tern in lignoe. r -4-iit„h„li see that—yott allowed bias to vinkoht the twat ))))) enity. I believe 7—A. Yes. Q. mad you told nee. Proh.rt any thing *boat it.-1' gOO% kwo what I said ; 1 believe I said tie had been newer. Q.. stud yen a white hat when yen went into the law . no the following morning ?—A. I don't know ; I think it , 1..4* a black one ; I sometimes wear one, • • the ..her. The examination was then continned it istri•tra the following answers:--1 think • kne gold chain on her neck which T' When she spoke to me abort' her uneasiness ' •loeen dour, I did not communicate any part 11;, her. f did not knowthat the sock and •slikarta mail Tharteill tot.l m• to go a• 'hewer ling in a %crape of this kind heft ea *ehierod O ith f tool. When I was in ttu . • •war rhareed eith taking silver out of tie. ' itet *4 me 1119 t. In con.einence of this .to :he' /loser of Correction; 1 have been • P was not charged with sheep stealin , ,, 4-9•04 of haying skins which a ere after' . innothermah's property 1 this was lot :e s f stolen gooll.;• nor nag I' tent ta: prison : ' trawl ton or three rears of my life in ' . . i wad the Rides for debt. I hair been in . -Air flimsy, and in the Honore of Correct' • „ !milted tinder my. Hinkraircy for not .. . Italy . 111111.vere to the Conetnissiontra got my e , rtifiest. ; I owed Iwo , onslll.lll, and never paid any divider irro•ight op fire or sin times smiler the Comm rant. I bavelseels discharged two years- I..lbore been •Itating hnsine•s for suybrot be wine,tronle; that has not fAled Milts hr. The first time I saw. • ' nt wear the Cock in the Haymarket , • tihned to *ins the threats which bad ' ..„-Vio. IVhen Vorrtell came down tramp 1 . . 'to introtiore him to my wife. I knew ... • t , I my rite's siAer ; I did not think it .- • . :tor riling, and th'prefire I did not mei '.• . * s'al hint: 1 tin not know that there tor •• . 4 - on the Monday at my* house ; I don't II - :.. ' foe the rands; I Ilever WI leer play itY . ' Pliostly as, it was a had eesruple; I wn. ' ' 7 ;atbt ; I have been in London eleven yl I de net know when 1 last employed MI . ' b•lsiness for me. , • • lir Mr. Tireootnen-1 do not rememl ~• . r ntersation with Hunt about the ni • a' son trith me; I have known him i • • •ta.ntiths t I introduced him to Thartell, :-. se ~ at the Cork ; 1 never invited him ' •• = I knave of. On the Friday in creotiot. ti.aa'tknow who invited him; I did not • t 'se at 'Morrell's taking him down at s'•!•ongh he 11.. l not been introduc•a' II tut paid for the posit In Osford Stir . • p id hint again ; I believe it was os tia' lien *taint desired ow to hike no al . 11. , ~...., t%-gif, I did not make any remark. I . a , any altar.. of the plunder ; I burnt a pr i s • lf . .sa a " W. " It i. - very likely I st, rt. :arif knew nothing of the mnrdet committed. I boys been convicted of Cr) %.....e Intisied. though I?. men were n. (rise Cocyr thought this kind of , ... 1 ' no, fir pressed. and the erns% exominw • RP remitted by Mr. ticnstse.—l w. al‘s , nt frOin home on the Sonday evenia 11. r 1 diOnot r s ernse Hunt and myself ' 1-ilee of the murder, while vie were in t • ,liy the l'nutir.—Q. You base been Inn .rule to llrs. Prohert when she q' ' yan said von had hien.aetting. What • • • -6,ft:Tlllrlten I wen/ np stairs, she dew afwakt card 1 ski - staid. 64 What have ,thriial s have been burning papers 't P ; dragging . a w h at once seta ' s sio l o : ors h• feed we lad been inotin; • ti ibt'iou Observe the bed room o A.. Nn. [lse witness was then eoniacted the dock.] Mr. Justice P4net here rolled the and said be had felt it his ditty in the it mast who had &Aortae(' the proceed anal he shrillal do s•i again on the repo offence. lint he did not witli to er power he Lad in this regret with any t int the man in question shoul l now dirs. Probert sworn anal etcsinina Eight of the flue October, when Johl . ante to my husband's cottage. lea swami of a gig poising the cottage About an hour aPerwarris there was tin one came in immediately after tits than half past ni le or ten when my At ten I came clown stairs. lotdlfonni .Probert and a stranger in tife parlour Introduced to meby 11:e name of Ili tall •troduced 'a watch anal chain that ovatol. and such a eh Sin as Wit (01%. . /SOS) t he ull•red to give it me, but , time, hot •fterwar Is put it on my giving up the how and chain to the • Atigiotrates, afterwirds. .John nos ;that night.' When Isus Noyes and , Vied we left•JobaTlaurtell, Ham sedans ; I did 'sot pito trial directly if listen ; l'oiarbeard whispering. at •, _worn trying ea clothes. and teat& a twill (dyne wry well." lout all in • a ensiling haler ot , e plpe r i on a table. ;brown id the fire; I afterwards went oblates I saw Mei gimilernen go Yenta mobile that ai d iWtrarteolt a light.andled , ostablet aftee that I t rand - onsnethialt al I , thought, . frog. the . stable ' I *card it dragging . for some view; when theyfriegrd it oat en t . wary large. and,StPio * rick. • 'llse • beard. and the bonthig of papers is the I bad beard ill Ille.gordoo. • Two sure •afteiseards I hvittd a Wabe like the' thrown is a pit, it Its jalsollowsona `• ittas take a N.Wtatereseh." anal a • easy lutist boydatbi ineiinini. there :legal tbil enshiorr-.4ses *s e ma d e he r e : 0 nye bleat."' ii As` beard : he off hy foie tar Illy in the. !red J:Tbartai sap "ore half heti " - I heard some ansislutr.l think ' 4 4 aiding shall. I .nisi arse' any mosey?" , • Julio Thertell y, bat release I leant ; it is lioldit Wood bete, and destroist - bis peace of nil litinic ht,lieibimat Mr. ',Ont. 1 cannot likdipstfibd any share in aipy boatload's' Was . pain;emo; or soseli Oft. when • : .in any aneveresOinswhisk,pam•A d ie l f li r n vm oewinungnewneerrhani an Iha-illfiedwri or otaiis y i • i • • - - - - - --. , • 4,..,,..,... " 1.41411 , 1 g I g 3JI 440) • •••ra C .......• I I _I? iig. —_, 4gIIIIIi . 2 4=salgig ft ... ... , ... v idi_r 4 - 6-, 1 4 I W1 . ..1'552 4") 1 S "" • yo x -,,e. . 4 .z z S T. - 3 c •.• • :` • • _ r V 4. : ~ ~ h av in g recited the negro," of the 1 olpar t ;asurret fon. If the Its mutiny of the B!avp, n Demerara, be thus judici4lly proved t o h ay . 'risen from the machinations and intrigues of the preach er it is, at - I.stat, one exception to the Creole postulat e , tt,,, t negro inittrrntion is the consequence of debatin g th e S!„,. question in the House of Corotoons.We know o f no account., pnblic or private, from Demerara, that give any eerta i N itilorktatiost even of the sentence of the Court but tlevenersent must have some later intelligence, fo r hardly suppose, that any public authority in the ifil tri i would commit the gross indecency, of antbripatinr- I I . • . 1 1 . , • 1 . . . . A . 4 i 1 1 3 • • . I 'I . • i • . . . .... . . I. • : • . . ! i ' .. • i • ' . . 1 • . • •• 4 1 . . • . • .... . • • • S. ri - , .. . a ... .'!.... -'. e ....: i: . .. .. . ‘,.. . . ' . 1 / 4 . -• • , 1 • .. ..... ..,. .•:•••1...'- .1, .I . ' . • '',. , 9. J A ••: ?" C I: .?• 1 .. ~.- . : I, ;.1 ~‘ • t ) ' 'f. • f, ~S '..-^ '':" ~. •• ":. : i ' . .. •-••.-';''''..., • ''. f.- ~..,• °. r IP* ' ,1•• • • -r ,;,. ~,,„, ti i: .'`k..- • •*- 1 .1. . .! . ty c .. ' 1 :.•• : , . ,!. • , - 11 j~ C~ ~ t e ; • , ;».u. ~` +'~l'' S _ .a ' I " 0 i • I se 0' aa .. 0 e.) X = •••• A -2 F--10,—... . MAIL.O. ' ~ . sew. ' • ',vs. Ann. , . 7:a ...:0104191 , ..1"... 0 1....11011and 0 'I .....W310eMra..... 0 0 ..lisiohr• ' II a . t . 6 At Jeney.•. 0 O....trance V 0 .Wllouembsyf ....I O....Matta ...... lO PRIME OF STOCKS THII D 1 1Y AT Wig OCLOCK. Inrile Stook Ditto Windt €l3 83 -- pa. WOW. pat. Rank Stoat— . ..... .. 1..•. 3 per Ct. Red 7 14 S p.41.C0ne.... tidli 31 per Cent 4 per emits -..14i1l Nee Fairs I.mtpAan - Iti 17e-16 22 Ct ---!Smell pee ImtteryTieketsv l. 4 On. for Are t•7l 88 't know ; I thick it . ....1 - 5 .... w - ... me, and sometimes al ei 1 %ga-sl2l , O lam. s per Ct ...... • .. m n tt d ? 'ed I ;F-:- 4, . .-- would commit the gross iodecency, of antiteipating th e r „, f..; a 64481.1- IF k . 1 4 .._____~...._ . io onestions, w hich . , diet and execution in a correspondence with the Culuti:, is '" 1 44- 7 ei ei . • t Airs. l'robert put ~ 2 Thurtell gave her. is ' S - - frOt.- ---titctinutn. Department. __________ _ It is impossible to conceive. ths4 this unfortu r n d a a • t e liii.:::, . lness as In what had re s . -...„,--....------ .e ~ : : part of what I knew 2 . .• • can have had any thing like a fair trial. He was tried il• A nd cord were in the 21; : ... it 3. • WEDNESDAY EVEN! CO, JANUARY 7, tem. . ( c ' i o te m o rt eti s t la i r n ti s al s , o s e n ie d v at s a ,h, pe ere ri , ol u l p p o f n the a s e tt r i e tir e c e t st a and fetch them. I i 6 . a_ ii.l •V, • • . post lets . fore. I wt's mime e... .... .s r , A g ' • ... . 4 sateen EXCuanoU, 12 o'CLocir..--t'onsole opened• this he King's Bench I ..... 1 ••• •5 VA0.01.-- . tit et the minds of the people are he till of a 'nen that t i r Z 1 - , ajiaawllE aajrp m 2:tll'a" . tilliallilaiiiiiir iiiPrilipit As -Sly, ill a went sp i, at a kith price they I charge I was sent F., in b i it -... .I ii . 4 1 - I . foetal,. degree, absolutely to disqualify them front exercising ti,. Perverted to , nin flereferdshire ; ..,,te r... ° .. . functions of a Jury. Considering all the circumstances n‘ s=is .0 * ' Thisitt.ing the first transfer day for Consols, a ',rest the case, and that the Colony is now tranquil, we A lai. ° i tie there: I was ar t , . 4 44 2 , have wished that the Missionary, after his condenanatior, lerwards claimed as • tZ le 514.11 111 ! I . : : 8 1 3 . ' dad of. business has been doing. The•Benkere sign to-day it: I .- bed been sent home a prisoner to await the decision of the brine tbi "'Myer 0.- _..-I ,_._,..-. - si - 5 .---- - ' . • s and the Public will reeeive their dividends on Thorsday. son for it. I hav e - v 2 I - 13 'a- I - . i co. 8 1 . $ -....• 4 The Expresses from Paris bring the French Reales at 1 the King's Bench • ca - 4 4 Council, and to beinefit by the common privilege of all es ! TA " Elto 2 2 t s - 5 - .7 . 94440. ; and Spanish Bon.ls at 261 to 27. I Horsemonger Lane a? . !ohm. I was coot- P.a . . .1 - • - . 1 . • i ; I fellow subjects-the pritilege of p. Cahalan, the Throne te. . 11.1,. : Possum Fcens.-Spanish Bonds opened ti s morn ng at of making eatisfac- M- . , replete or parsion,a prerogative which the Governor v. iontra; r never .ti : : 1 !l t ifraT4 '11"' 7 $ west down to 25. and got up again to 9 511, st which • , Demerara migbt Snit it difficult , if not impossible, to 'ay. - :rite they are at present. ,or three thousand 0 . 7 5 , s , ii i , 41 , 4 , iti i t _ +lend ; I have bees • m 2;.. sa . .• . •.- Austrian Bonds maiutein their price. Colombian Bonds eiseatrom the'pequdices and excitement of the people cm? Commissioners' war- 'Z'S c 1d ea afi -: a • also remain steady. rs ;. since which time o a a 2: I- 4 " - i re whom-.he presided. The condemnation of the prisoner other in the Strand, 41 S.-T. I azois* 4 • *loutish Bonds, old, • 231 to 1-Colombian. 6t-New Ass- wonid , have•satished all the ends of pnblic jnetice ; el,ilp yet . ; I think limo y . - ei •e: •al se >' 2141rEesi- 1 man Bonds. 4! to b -Russian, 8811-Poyais, so. the exe.utinn, whether jnit or unjust, must defeat thno ✓ Mr. Barber. Beau 0 . ••• as se - In all other Foreign securities there is very little ends • by appearing te th er an act of vengeance thou uz rket ; I *ever two • 0 • -1 e 4;6 - - se 1 7. ~ . : doing.- jostice. . • il been made against n. • • . . • - ... . • . . . house I was obi god 1-1 : -._ The intense and universal interest recited in the me. Mr. Smith's ease may prove-bow prone the coion", , t an he was making love al it S to eiteente the laws egaiast those, who i • •t • have any pretinrchm it likely to come to Z •,• ;:ea : 2 • ' teopolis, by the pending trial at Hertford has induced MI iin femme( the blacks; we have unhappily bat too mita E 17 itE .- c:..1- elation what I knew 0 c . '••••• :el '. c ti e-; :,'. is to give in ohr 'resent publicaticn isfull report of the pro- I proofs of our assertion. the; the public wind in the Colons., vas any card pist i ng think my wife celled O . -:=!i 1. 44:i .. . , , endings, that took place, after the first edition of our is always too prejudiced to do justice, when Cie nevi it babe - protected, et his wrongs redressed. bp confirmation ___--...-..----------- ‘ yesterday's paper. The eitraordinary exertions wo Made of this, we need hat refer to the case - of the cruelti ✓ my. life ; I beard hmome end Charge or the Consolidated Fund in the Quanta the Proprietress of the Catherine eat init part of die ended o!ll Janus), IS•13 and ISin. Is the course of yesterday, to gratify the public curiosity yi ass; I am certain ------...---------_ quartersendeditlidles. an this occasion, our readers will find as conspicuous to I committed ' by lir. Noel to do any _-_,...---,..;.. - Hall E•tate, Montego Bay, - Jamaica: 'where • day. Asrco id Edition will be published before post . . of • • i of inomg. IBIS. I I SO. ether that I had any in spite the eutci.:e one neer°, the attempted stairiib -. time ; wad if the trial be concluded, by seven o'clock we night he was to KO • i 2.l ,f imus l 2. 4 .317 shall, lo is third edition, announce the verdict of the Jury of soother, and the tlisappearavice of the third, no paill'• pro‘emilngs were instituted, except the summoning of perhaps for twelve c ea totes . ', about seven months Excise - ... ....... 6,617,218 A 842,071 k --........- . . Corium's inquett, the verdict of which hut tn., well ovine is to my goosge 1114 Stamps on I drove I • ,but I Post office , . - 9,345,131! 1.916,0154 °tare Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday ; but their Slave. not sapre.3 my our- Taxes . at that time of right, M iticel ' an " l " • .... 144.Saiti ttlitktitla contests are • =important. . .--.Nelloin,7-- • ,41 to dlr.. Probed. iert. and I had never 1%101.73113,131,970 ~• • --.00.-- Me Seeretero Canning is rensidosalsijoteerwed from • • lI.tB I LABIA Th e Ti mes, i n i ts leading art i c le o f yester day, s ao u a attack of the gout. On &touchy . the Night H.S. fientl- wt • inly eighteen pence. • Tontine Money.... ..... .. ro Cash brooght from Civil List, being I • , tier of who was in surplus of the Third Class ohs able to attend to his ollicial ditties at' the torn, 1,11 7,189, ,reriew of the relations of Greet Liepaja and the United th h . e • . . l bed a handkerchie f To Cosh hroeght to this Aicouut. to re- • States, with the Republic of South America, tad in : bitters from Havanna, dated 25th Kovembei. men - a inork out of it; it' place the Mot sum issued out of this 4 'that the new Senate of Yucatan snit Campeche, ha one of a said that Hunt soil Growing Produce of theeolisolidated z • 'which, in our opinion, it made some singular errors, The ir until after it was rune in Ireland for Public Services l9B, , • "Mkt • Editor speaks of "the similarity of the positions ores- first deliberations , has prohibited the introducdoo - of al 'elony ; but the public - ~ • --I - pied by kinds of cotton goods. The Mexican (rower rat h I.•t. . l'i 4189.9711 ; 1•a -. ' -----'"--'-"..:.'::."---------------Q.ra. court! bt ti.felf.r to what-was Spanish America." Now we conceive that bet it was hoped them restrictions amid be sa4st remit , f examination should '• An Knelish•brig of war had just ertivett at theanna vi nation then stopped.] , toys. , . es positions can he more different, than those of Great 100,000 dollies on board. Froni-iota Crux no fort was ahout•two bow's . CHARGE. otherße. adthaiirtirleerti.lteybadhots.ihsierriii4itiurevronom2 j i n. v :_ ed in4imed d er i . r e ec tu t p ; im arch t it Sys amede -war . , ing. After the mar . . . • ''' d i . 1 .4 e 3. ) 11 patella: She first being per* commercial, r of a I:revimil knot!- Exchequer Annoities-t.`a:a."...r's'e a.. 1 .:. K. I custody . - • Soma Sea Company . • •i.• % .. • $11.441 - 117 ,. . us helot political and antPcomasercial. The „great. the Mesirair•thivernment se4net Spain anti hee r Zst • n asked what answer Mink on their Capital • ''' 9 - 149 * /*ll I ** /./11 los of Fe land is to make Spanish America a vast and dencies. all the taile to thwitlesican empire le ea l e d to you 4 aid Dividends. •• • at led to that uvular ? ;14 Adam.' Debt ....... 4._, L ...• ..• • :... 5 . •• -Bliiit,o 9o tal 700 immediate merket for a m's . manefectares, and by that t h e s e„i,.,*„, a h a v e . fteg oete r a f or 2te a tiott a • dollars .. -w into a pars:em, and Civil 1.15 t.....,.,, ~-,:. 4.... ... , },... T i itttit I . ' =huts 0 eritete the riflery frosis the debt and taxes cnalsky) them to lis4e thia tit to init-•:,..& ► you been about, pan Pensiont - •• rs *ad coveting tiree'' gab" 4;ca lraiiii:l4;4;::." -f " 44.4 .. • • , prodigal of the, Pi a tt Administration has ea- • -4, ,. 1,. .. ,--tIo•-•:.-.. 1•• his fathet's• (the Duke of Purtlen.t), is St. 'WA !MS the garden, .. - to '''. i... • .., ) - 12, t4,9 ,1 40 w ow° tailed upon as. The plan of ear Government therefore is. & li ma.. , • N es indows were opee.- li mi t es ... ... ,„ . . . ...... ~ , ....1.:.. ----".. ,-,-s, l4* - .773 that Seatt'u America may be freX -and open a trade of the rite Duke of Devonshire , aft .r giving a series itit' tertainmenfir at Rome and Napl-s, has embarked oa hoar .........-- -..-....... meet extensive description with Europe, With respect to oat of Court through the &resins frig . ite. far the island' of tha Aeclty- L Engo • ' le.eitlike 324 B. 4 •o 7 s commertit.lt is the interest of the United States, that This lit 4 his !wen taken by medical advice. - ' ... . • -.......- ' - ....•••iiwa r ., Joseph Ilinue,.E.q., M.P.,•hae. ordered 480 blink . le officer of toe Colima, Exchequer pit1.1,71..ti Int the Corea '' • %teeth 'America should revert to its former . owners, their coals to be. elistrihat -.I among the most nseey pertonsi he morning to. moun t •• dated Fan I, at titan October. Ifen. • : • ilium would stein destroy the agriculture, arid ell the re di,,z. o f is te C ourt , sad pit!d off out of 'the Growing P' • • • . Mustroafe, and 200 barrels among the poor ie Arbroath. repetitiOn of such an duce of that Puna, in'abe.g . tlerter lett' • , ~ Miters l advantoges of those vast di s t r icts , and.renderlng • (Caledonia,. Mercury.) exerc i se the nerrim‘r , sl i lr oLei s t a cJr bo . , l o l4l e sta • ted •...;.••• .... L.... , .• * ..4..... 1,7110,11 , / 10 t i te „, a d ea d l e tter in the scale of nations. would *stab. Mr . . Kirk hai jest tinie . lted a . Statute of his . Majeett t IV., %utile costume of Sovereign of the Knights of Sai y severity ; he ordered Deduct Monies issues i.t urine' pest el ' lush -the United States he that • monopoly of snpplying Patrick. It approaches near to the Homan habit ;.the fa , • he discharged. , . 8100,0001. estimated es the Sorphs .l - Iftti lell.---I remember the of the Consolidated Fund for the year ~ ''', th en ta jo in y a s. rkets of Europe with raw produce, which she now T' d artaneement of the drapes) , is classically ""Ilan'simpil e fingers of the left baud touch some balm of dos l'huftell and ilunt ISIS-linen." the right hand is extended, and with the count reenetuher hearing the to he provided( ----- 1 117.0“ - Tde times again says, "the United States, besides it nine ; es p declaration of protection to the shell e about right o'clock.' Total at Ath lie- I"*. IS • ring at the bell ' for hy Exchequer 011ie. charged on ••• • -e . • commercial interest common to them with Great Britain, trade. The face is full of diguity end beneficence ! 6 • (mutate of the figure altogether conveys an repression o the Crowing Produce of the coronet'. ring. It was worn dated Ferndale the Quarter ending bth 4* " ' to excluding a Bourbon monopoly front Mexico sari an ineffahle kind. The bark of the figure is finely far.- hatr husband came his Sontb America" . This, for the reasons we bare just ` wed the (fowler of th e robe boldly and Admirably fi lli‘h• --. 4 nd John Thurtell, Mr. • April, Obit • Tr. The stranger was -.----..-- 2 •-•-_ , ea' statal is prec isely, id a commercial point of view, what o ff . eit ' We usoferstind that this Statue has been ordered b the Lineo'Y'raders of Ireland, who hare snbscrihed for th . hint. Mr. Joliet Thur. O. the- Crated States would wish, and what this country it night ;it was a geld TO THE EDITOR OF 'I lIE STATE.SMAN.; - • • • th e interesting vis tof Ingle ris i Ong', purpose of placing it in the Linen Hall, a memento of ti, -• ..k...e lempld oppose. _Bin b es ides this commercial interest. ' •' i 1• I li* and his protection e was here put into her --nolllso•••• . out I refused fur some • ... i Untied ; States. says The Times, "hart a . politicot in- I. Indig new f v.y ra . a d w o . h - t (o Court Li y meek. I realms...et tint, -.rfaving read in your paper . bat the i.‘ : r: 'Ma e ' s *rig. net Wholly distinct from that of England-that 0 a roastahle. before the was assaulted on Saturday evening (not Sunday), ',it,. • I be Y lA est7r n ela John Pearson, Esq. was appoint , ii :f li4 Di g erC r'e t i n.el lll" w 4t I held at the E • f hemming the introduction of • a simple despotism, into Ad ereale blee•ral tri the Company in Bengal, irtell and Haut sat up • Wreathe?. was reported to he a Dis.entiag Teacher, , - i of Kotwrt Sirankie. gSli. who has resigned that cher. I I went up stairs that Methodist Preacher. 1 beg leave to correct that er • • 1 PM neighbourhood of free instimtions." ' But even n Captain Kennard South nt. and Probeit in the atatesnent. i tbete political views, it appears by the proceedings of the the ship William Faiths , consigned to Madras and C .•• but went on the stairs lam not: *Disiecting Teacher, nor Methodist Preaut .. wad on all o er coin •e4to a, t Governmeetto d th ilt t* n that We sere glad to .perreive lay the 14,eneek eesespiir at first I theught gm,' •nor do I egerrise the office of Teacher of any kind, am • that the Cherokee sloe? of ; war, cure...ening which so . one say, I thi k that .. 9- t--; any deamnieation of people whatever. lam a plain al interests of England and the .I;riited 'States. are Pdinftil insecure' Arre_t;iirrerat,, arrived in the Clyde from *try: a lust besro oeyrnan M ec h anic! 4 - ••• +metrically opposite. The Visited States, political!! • ertisetri ?tat 31;ril. . , le. Xlms like papers • "to ' fr•ad the re- Tits Vieux RSTIStgla• Sentmo a LNs Aars4S.--The a •As therestion is likelv • to' occupy the attention Of • 1.. .- Jag 'dreads sad ought . t .., . Hof W etymon+ : out o f ., . • • • have been great bustle and confusion on the marls I con the „ r i m s : t o l b. Cou rt . of Justice . I leave seneutial meaty judge - .• 4 Ti -atablislatitent of despotic institutions on the borders i Cheltenham s ited Worcester, in conserreace ot' a raw , o wl et ' a kr abtatat attue. . miner such 010,wee,nas eirculaterl!" - ' - . ...• -. th e latter pia 'her . own territories, and she would therefor. be .that the bent* was to lie fought near .. ig very henry timaged. ..- .. . • Waol.iant Aunt - instead of the former, wheve the reee-eourse was said hie to , the • garden . ; ' •.....-. • • • •ad to esert herself in perpetutting tire liberty of : be under water.. This uneertaiuty, added to flee bad star la APS', f_ttdAted a ' 'sue fo.the Pollee Report t .eserted is o r . STATICSIVINI "oath America • • kin Great lir.tain --but, •pelitically sfwe g. -of the roads, greatly distorhed rite temo - d of the Mot flu illiteered to which the above • letter re A tt it wi ll be °WI ' '' ?rather dread than wish the freedom of South America, collection on their way to the scene of action. ' At Oefel e erkisßaitiog which I treat aids of the person • id wea so; stilted. . 4 * I particularly. We natlerstasid that the confusios,was te . the toccatas after what • . :.•' .". - tureen. ' . bar Ir ' insium implies, sotner or later, a loss to as of our moss. a general. belt of the, doubiful Amateurs hart. Ines sirmgesi tbe lath ; ewaltimi - • - 1 - . ' • A Ithe Lai& Colonies. lint in she mane of common semis taken piece io thalyity on Monday elresinff. leat eat isteisp of stonelt aa . A report had been prevalent for • some days, that ..' ' • miscOreat Britain care about A the istroOstion of coax Ibtonanas, Jart• 7.--Siaire the wind has mot 3 ' l . I , board 414 st t4f , 'Militated erniser Shamrock, wig eisitAinfing the Lae ir , .- --- . Barley a vole. said, , ` we "Molt ern Fwd res t 'Leasure it; beim o tate that •Inlifilltatutio into the neighbourhood of free manta. • • rated, out seppliee have increased: Itrilest,3lr ; ... 21150 • Oats 01400 I Irish Oats, HMO (pullers ; t 100r,4,1 're watt i b .,. • " -thus arrieldia Belfast Lough on •kbitWill tilts E • ilosti• the Atlantic, when 'all our exertions fees sacks. The Wheat trade is not ro heavy as oe Moran.) us a peewit of . a bare p os e a il Artorday.) ?• . -,- • , • .., • 1 fells cm Dine . , ...,. a voice say. "we had . . ; tie to the present hour, have been Strenuously soil there is no reduction it , Fiera: . Hen.: It . r .,, ... the souse terms as last qii••t• el. . Prime Oats meat i 1 I Morning e' theft I On _Wednesday list' the Comaiselon Court, Dahlis* d • '' . • S ilse introduction , or re-mtabanest of desiet f ree l y at % flu k y ., finntat i an s. atm not irtfloefem 8, er , finntadtheim. I its proceedings. sad • While a men of tire ea . i o 'ICI tit Wilt J. The/te11.... of Mar I was sta44.l for his lifs, ant While thr Lear! .. 2. is the neighbouring Riegdoms of Europe. - EirRACT li. A 46171111. /ROM Ilawrixos, JAN. . • ,To whom , . , -• -.Notwithstas tog re atutoopnere. a at U SE t this seasun er t Blunt said, •v.liits Jedge_(3loore) isite - icharging the. Jury, and recapialatio . Foam!. owe the Y'itite of the Bourbons but ti Eag• be consist e d it w itd. particularly year, may ce er Oallaila y 'dell sal4-" it is -Sot itti evideste. one of the Jury _ was sees to sleep! T the "math . Heidi** . has reseed lie, •yrisoser was hood guilty! 'The next alay. in the COST. laltd• steel to whom but to Ragland does either. Italy er here, ~ t s , tram the nothored• elastic's' of the place, , ru Mend has bees yara4te l i t auld extrousehr boistmou. t tof mind for ever. "-:11- of the trial dose men for borgiary said robbery, it s :li ~ 'jail% owe tie triumph of " simple despotism" over free . ...,__. h. awl dating ` tho a r t y reo .m, wit earreot &newer whether man tithe took Qiiien, 'one of prisoner*, into • . • • - Inoltatnif. mei hi hand's bankruptcy. , Ir•-iwurieg Mated that be bad the cloth be had stole", ", & , " ... . th9ndr r.. anti liglttning, a mom palsied by vio . le . nt . 14 u... • • •••• ' Ukted.. prevailed:hare t and to Jena. the vse!ut . Bmy hiolNi•dgureti\kii,..a Qpilat exclaimed. " No. I had it sander wig • Z ;I- , ...-, t llso oviessuse were heed guilty; rind when ilao! - ~, thermometer, en t ratio, te Ie laid that the Secretary of State's Of fi ce has for. lig isinotry. Voilsetolieit's ._ r r . a lasoldth tire day tten snow had,fallen, awl 1 1 ne "tom hderesslessderet vies -reeteneren. 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