The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-06 00:00:00

•_"!1 ~ ~• - 1 4 /4 V" t L IN7'ELLIGEIVCS 4 : —.0.- - Deo, Barr. s.—Arrived the Oberon . sleep .1 war, hear, Ihvre4le-GrAee ; is.sher, front Jamaica 3. Rhine, Gordon, fionai l jihmussugh.—Tivo ships are turaing through the liowps fag vs River 1 muses D ot known.—Close don a fries the River,. ,, sailed to the westward, the J air Antottin, for Marmites:. p oimm ouea, Auo. s.—Artived. his Majesty's ship Cracker, teem .Gstenney.—Sailed his Majesty's shi p Noir, f. ist ro witig. ,, sad front thence for Caaada.—The bornevrad.boand Jowl,. host Isesiet weigh for the River, with a tine wind isvreat. , • FAtatsora, Seri. S.—Arrived- the Star, Cita:rd, ink" BrPm; Aei s the Hope, lifsideo; ktid lively,lewhi, firOm . tailinatoillli ! . '.Sailed the Duke of Ilitdbotosit Picket; re 5! . .. Nail. .. ' % Lim i e st. Stir 3,,,,5a11eti the Diaalpaelisk,' ORO OK for dottettheright and gte .Henry Freeilinfpaelet,'lvialiliA . ;far Coxbarea, Abe Isks hitesty's ship. Stittrer, wits gbh, iiii6 4, lirard•boand• Baltic c onvo y . s. wassontra. lATTRII, tittem-Havlog adiensted thee vett to en observation in wo t the Slam Trades front and from the coast of CO El there is mach 'sort APPIN*... !imagined.' nit . A FFINIT Y (parent ) will, if .1 mistake he motive on arid* English abolition have hitherto adv •• :,..$ : .157*,,?./ . 1 wronged Rod enslaved negroes, , ' • -. •• . ..i.l.will.discover tbatOtt sober the case of those Alegroei it and enslaved English natiod. In fact, the two trades, „ .. .. ! Caravan, merely exhibit to, On Sunday, the following "Bulletin was shown at . political condition,of which , St. James's Palace :—' . ' I and of whiclethe aped,* 'are is Windsor Cagle, Sept. 9, 1811. I .• • 4‘ His MAJIISTY continves tranquil, and in good . the emridic 44 ‘ ll " m nuerr e " the heath or the geraniu. health." i Sir Jawm MACKiWrosit ' with Mr. Roo.tus, the' coloured and eltaracterised.es 'Poet, and ebesister of the latter, are goaie to Italy.',etatiar streets of zone and Amongst the fashionable arrivals in the French Me- lice,. seetnateriti like MAN '114115,1i 'fropt,lis, is that of the 1/ottentot *ernes. ' Ili her,. I ces. is' in truth- it ' Trance may now boast of possessing the Or -must u r • I - - .4eitilsOre al nate'', es she-before did that - tiT arty _o ' fliin. its modifications, the reAins de 31edteis. . - ~ its sA•rear.. !low dirt ' tie - Boyne, Victorious, Pembroke, Rodney, flisau.l yet MAN ,1; _Min MAN ;tan, 'and' Procris, are paid off. The BeisSe•wes lei" '.SLlzirlatTs. .• . usediatelY comineisioned spin . . The number of -• . , is SL . AVERY Ilue.of.battle ' ships to be kept' incominission,.. as I How, dims, 4uard.shipsoloting the e, %t iipad,. will be 17., iin the robe of authority or ' The Norge , 74, and . Xedlous t lN kill will' beater i when glittering in theembroh. _y_ ~ *yet! theitecollar - -. .. _ vi __-, - , ~._ _.' ' ► 1 . "thin, of studious - yodgmen, dilteiY for qual i t bating several W irte n afi l f / f ' licensed t 9 were tea of liberty , li 6 P,Mi'm "I° l' ' l'aiernory richly stored with various knoetedge. ; Liverpool 01 in s pi .-1 1 , - i k utlir. ~ iitterests.:4l shipwrights, and 105 men, from "Portsmouth .410ck. 1 masquerader be . detected. wed htentilit 4 ?•: 'Coma .• ljt e n ra, and 100 men from .:11atham.yard. The 5a10n..., he was called toils! Irish Bar.—Theie he : Th a t ynn i Mete!! List } ire fa* Impressed with 1 NATURE'S inter etas' illellii TRAIT - Ir. - -.. -7, ; i . lite 'ethyl. youttgilartisters,• undistingeksh- .belief that these detiredations.witi itseronse very The. Seers from Portamouth.yard embarked on Friday, Pr *. . Las ;-; _„„:1, • In the &emu; those from helium here arrietd, . , - „ ~.., ~.. _ ..„ • C SLAVERY is that cialtion of a penkde,ltrstiMeli i ~ 3. tiler* he had PerhaPt loitered * still, - • sis- I . terlilly as the ieesOntldasnees i , strul during the whi. to be shipped. The crew of the Zealous will join they neither possess the prawn ,of self - a l . : .. t i . . .110f* tad not a signal opportunity _ be"lntlinleetl4er months, which ehledd - tts. the fitiiit el ' y le enefor .•Wst tempt tn 17132,! which, though at fit* tnenoring b ett r , sepo r ieuted i n e ir t iatei • .Iso,ll. , c aig n iee, an d, its the seamen on the Laken , whilst that ship, continues i nor h ate i s i guir men Mid' late, memo of o.a. ... ~, .• . .....,,_ -, , , , . „ anon . . brilliant . . • . • •. . ... . • _ alatiooary at Quebec. •.dne heitdi.ed shirt - 00 , 4as ' R nce. eni r tirrowen uttimately tne 'atm os a , returning unmolested toyorta ta taw earn owentvp. also going from Plymouth. ; :rite. independence of, his princlWee brought .1 ...rho i our Memorlall'lK.beseietiz *kb Opel., that Th e ' D unc an, 74 1 c ap t a i n u sual i e . Oitt e red .. ' : t o , - :Whether infer , govern . il iiietal co rkii by on- intiatoliprithic collision with the Juts of rho jk s 1)e lilted up iu the save style as the Stirling Castle 1 --,--- . or . I e &Seed 11-d itied costim ' "ditiiiAtansi P in . 1 t d te i - coort•of-lt.ing's Bench. An attempt wee osadtylks,i yirtg e • ,0rie4.01i*a44047.6 riipiitiONLegurasidasiarr I , , , g ° r . - .. 4seericap SeAets etjerefylbediseeekael 41,„1 pd. 'was, when she took out Lord Moral to India. I. Will en d . pleasure, by . their ossitezteMpore decrees, I.___lber 7 _. .lactelyietrd, t r i gi e c r o , ltt o t,_ tearbre.!:.abeitioti%.7ll4.lpipp. .4 0 tiportalybaitiosayeirs:Aotavirsiegasst.dithi7-tseasto*,o4l4lloii vistasio*no, the Dintcan, lt Is said, is intended to convey the be forms which legalizeilespodosi or by well-peened I.Fil l . 7-_, I" • 7 •75 -• ' -+ 1 pertencots, was yrs. a, • ~,., • , ,„ ti!.., . itte asstd.' Pato port : ay ' teseissoyesse rams Ragan! 0 7017oriAl• from Rio Janeiro te Cedes, protecting citizen frost citizen , but not from i in‘t a ntie' Ole Cogit o , ,ii ' :4 ,MA, OW . Memorialists are infornied, sanctioned enaptieteilb liastsonstiod, Rear.Adroiral Sir JOUN Pod: Bleurlitie Sovereign ;or whether they govern by a corrupt 'if eithot64 - a- - 411Colea- bp coatioct, ei4 - 4 amotaiaryasinrrds-front theAruericinGoasamatiall peal, will halt his fist la her. • ' ....:•'' --. tirtersiOn Of a free Constitution; :by which ever of Xthe can't br • ''. cotisvfbei he . ' :te4tiedill,flif t an d.some M aas oiaiiettare c onfirmed I n th e igbelier .„, the ..ifreorier i , 74 1 , Lord Viscount Tossiz4,Froo..l, : ~. - • wait to sail from lintoica on the 25th oflitlye.liitb 'NAYS 4 . g citernmeut I* conducted, SO Ihet ,thw ler %WO!. if4M • ~I ; r4` .. , 1 141 *ri.ri, of the-tratlcat this itt!ormalson ) I t y the JS atte r T.: owe. courl•••1. 4 411 ..- 1 1 6 . . ..4M„tiii•ii„oo letratnia l larneitni byllo commodere - A tilive„e. , a T h e tor of : • peOPII do ne i ther possess the power o. se g - , c _ i.. _,..- ... ,,i.. , .. the .. tz m _. _ t* . _ on 0 _ , . . 9topos!rve rene !"T t r atwi . . 1 _„ , 11 ,_ 1.. 1 f id, • room ,r mr 4 - The Reports of the Commissioners for executieg ment, nor. have in their owe hands the. meiesty firlgg ot lo rr Row ‘ - i ' s. - *U I the Acts rela tile to the Improvement of Westmin. eeff.delesice, there SLAVERY is the conditiooV of • • .with o li o i fe - 4L,4 erl . opprohion.. . ; v i ros t r oy,.,, ~ ; ,;, .., . •• s ii,f, : , ~ ~ +4.. .. 1 ... . • - ../ Alter. containing the accounts.of their rec.elpt 'index- that'peore. -. :ow apt e#o l ,li.,slVirl censers!, liettAll,bu- ! Your; . ith w i ".fillimiroms m 14 ' 01 4 I 'o ilanditure from 'Na y the Bth, 18.11, to DeceMber the - t ie - .... worse of our propusttioul „ro . ictll ".' 0 1 ` ltrqdooeti(ifitP the Irish lornfitly peer' yob!! Lordships Witt be . pleased Slot, : 3812, are printed by order of the House of ••, n _• -. should'"'" - --•-•.1 .•;•nn to take into yeae• vast oos conolA---• 7.oeiPtrisens: It appears that -froth May 8, 1811, to Urns : merely be affirmativ. lleprii . 27 l 1812, their receipts, consisting of 14331. valve, .would define Lima " Ibetowesvotivaissiew in the Bank, of cash under the ittma - ..base bee, ignorantly ilispes warrant 14,54151., 199)1. from sale of old • rCo cone - set in . :7 - , itittorials, sod from ' divers rents, amomoteT.l:e - .! -- iv. i .l lo , Itaw_au d " 31 ' " " Their "'P lee Ihel urns P . ' .. .ItiiiiiCo others ptcuniaz7j *d _for compensations for different interests .br. by the alterations, surveyors' charges .of the evidence, but the test of . 11 11 1 8 M 0 mar 5 001. and a bill fur law business of 7661., others again, can discern no SLAVIIIIIEY,* bee .. id the were less than their receipts by: the snm of 13181. , very extreme of defencelessittildittltitiir ift!#lllttr left ‘ in.the Dank. From ,Apra 27, to December 31 , people are hunted down as a *eeK0411.42.4101116?. 4812, their receipts were 64361., including cash ens and butchered like swine, by to as . ttill,b,Rltf. •; , der a warrant. for-4,4361i 'Their 'outgoings in the - • • same period an abdance in the Bank of 16451. But, adhering to nor defirtitielt, - '4oerlisinti . . be* . s The produce •of • the sales of the buildings polled it May happen,that even soillogrel** lo , 4 htdriPt do on,ents-. I gebt.:4l. ed. Receipts from December ' p oky b e f avoure d and ' pa doth i g it lo,llNa,„ ibi o ll e ir o Al, 1812, .to December 13, 1811,' were 3473 1: t i area lovisted with ea . tii,„ 4 341:44, it 4.144:! --- inctading two law- otrallimi .. 1 J - , . !Ai' '&44* . i . l 4444,l„iiipitjta ii 41470 .. • .11$. MTh. disbursements, . .eadhsof 4001., and another . of 6511., were 11,101 1 .11. is.. 'Then follows the consent of the Treasury .In a 'srant of laud for the. Westminster Free School, au& foe the removal of Sib , Martatet's watch. Inure, to the New Way, Almnnry,.the parish 6f St. •Ilat , retpaying 1501. foliar& Ole- expegice; Their . ing on , _ _ trader's will abet! Illitreujimatse i didliik •ItY.Pearnikikr, presperity, and ! korrspled.by 'prottittitse booksioes . it Zhus k _moVii qpide d f LAVOrrigiri le" rilvehilies in dagradlition;AisbOnonySiiiiiiirei r l' , ' - iegrees in kunsiliatie!s;Wigness, i ip •1110; • ..• _ _ . . _ Lordships decline purchasing the NewCourt.hoorse, but recommend'the removal of the portico from the South to the East side of that building, and Under ! take to ray the espence. The vacant space to the .East and West of the Court-house is to be inclosed nod planted. . . . Two hendred men are reported to be unfit for fur ther service the lit regiment of Foot Guards alone, land are to be discharged immediately. Mrs. Sir:moss it at present among the visiters in Paris. As the French, With their natural partiality 1. • their own country, lately styled KEIIIIRLE the -TAtna of England, we suppose that his sister will be denoodaated oar Gcosois. .• 11 . astatidlt and Kett,iart raped a *visit to Paris, Int are prevented from visiting Its wonders by. as embargo which has been laid upon them by ffsetort. • Mr. HARLES KRAIBLI Is..lrgaged tea plFTtirra n few nights at Brussels, iu Ms progress to"Parit.: The Lord MAYos, having ins p ected the Meal,. nreighers' returns, ordered the price of Bread ito continued the same as last week. Yesterday evening a drove of bullocks leasing Smithfield, one of. the beasts, in its fright, leaped into a swing that stood facing the Bell Inn, and af lorded much amusement to a crowd assembled round, ,who pushed the sing backwards and forwards for .about five tnioutes ; the animal stood quite still. • J I PROVSTRIANISM.-- An aged pedestrian of.sisty and girds, bet who is well known o n tha_pave, On. stertook for a wager of five to twenty guineas, to alnoty miles in twenty-lour hours; a thing not difficult to a professed walker. The ground on was near Shooter's hill, - and the pedestrian steadily at five mites an hour, alloying itimself 4re to stop for refreshment. lie started at eight 'clock, won easy, and received histweirtrguineas. ASPIRING CISARACIER.--AS the SrOfkIRRO were y repairing the vane of St. Thoinas's steeple ! in Liverpool, a man swarmed up to the top of the spire, abe' t three yards higher than the vane, where he' Tor a few minutes, and then • turned ronnd•with bonds drerctsed out, as if in the act of" which he waved his hat and performed . many wthor flighty tricks, to the no small consternation of Ilia waft folks below. • ...Am aseasitee is • you may ...dial fo!,lloE.fatttior Protection of the trade *agent anti "ftert4tOrn coasts of the United Kiniloss, .sigcl,ko pountstropt end' i prettat is Much - possibie the reams effects of. talajoarkereters of carfare,, storl:Lhe _recurrence of such . numfeous di. Geoetiolation of Tithes. : predations - epon the. commerce of the country ip . 64 . 61 , irat s i rassol i a t v elm . „.A , future; "Ililairtj---- ----)--- --sed 11 ' hit" ; Mr. CLEM" then addressed the rneeticip s by slating 4fria 4 141.1"felaal Wise*" kid been equally sin „that, although be was hut• a young man, itaid did nor, tilithesly—AaNt tltatlidesoite weed never hetir.betb, 11111aristLods,404.4 • 14 , j. .. ~ i „i possess so much interest in the question,. as some v • o ' ether individuals, he certainly had an interest in it, 'An i t'd, 14' 6'ut %rib a wuer'" 43 ' . and in ever) thing' which affected the Utelfs re of the tWe Cdtitt .tif Comet sit a Od qatieft . lo has , country. :He reco,mrnedded'a , direct Address to. he .lifikiiiilliso.tnechAlatilarts**.'Natifl4.4seaHour to, ?top ) Regent, in prefereqc..o,•a 'M empiral, to she i imblitic- atid . otiiity . til i t:oWletrit! , -: ;•.;•.'" - ' : " ;Ailmjiraitg,i on the g rpued pet the respectable assn. "liis,lk Fietalero 6 '- a , di e 0044 bodies of honttbd:and Bristol; Lai:ger...fro& -4 " 41 - 10)4 r suitodiA• ladkiel eta? t 'syCh unsatisfactory unseen irom time hitter tortes% • ~ •• accurate ono , itii vial I lift,,eroiser's reply -wail ticomet, al it,' slw AtiPtaiss / wink , ~...- -•- .SI ai, 4 a , ~.. N. OrtOdkti ej.f t ' P "dir r i tha tr .. Ti a d • T ! Al t protected, r id 'ha 61 --* .t ' ts4,-thet-thititilta.l..l4 l ..iii+l 37 e•Y • 0 . ir ,• t , the contrarrifAirXtkaartk tea. every yell* is -'4 . • • vitratliirL-ilitsiiimralati 1111 41t w ho he r res oota s 3 nor did. tiotidirai 011ie of theilecretary's l 's h. oalicei lai t"-0... 114 lai; lis' i lea ti . :ol -6 hCi d pies, - mod" 44.16 . 4* II? : Wise pr' ► dmise any retiree's - of the grievance. Mr. C. *ls lo 4, 1 0* 'rill'kutat last*; hit him*. 4 40 - (! a l i t 1 co . odtided ! moving , that ' d Wd4rets to the Praise. 1 1 , ' oril_ • Itith !` the Poi,tiew 41C111.d i, : Regent s h o uld . be . „adopie‘llinnyporating the spirit . , 1 'of the Meta o,rnti l ,reatt. il Mr. G.l.lat . ane: tide ores 11.0 ► Claerelf ear, __ _ _ alfell this tlad is distinct from its-eadurc. v . s ...eysetN ~__- t Hie ilialtithed erth tia 'asses and they Paseo_ the nature, ar the existence of. LlBglin r i:sagFik#Fl - llees, inn- In the antientlaw, or what is called c ariiii . bili*gi4lo -tuaiirliy, and if blew Glees sup. sedum or:existence of SLAVERY; le strSitne. i .:. Slheli=leiier Learoing,"• he stands pre-eminent ; ' posed thatanY ether ; course of procetfure was •Ori. lila lied - Of language,"there is nit reediline'llf -41101 . 4' particutaily well versed in constitutional ' ginalltinkl4d, than te address to ibe Pridoe ite l / 4 . let t Y `.1.: • . • , . 1 _. ._, ,___ u.... Vmeke their own laws (inhibiting eitberi it*, .. 7AO doctrine. i gent, Sie eioOlgello aollini sass um! prepared wish or by represeuttitives),end lii;pc in : iliac ,...i. a. Jr ..; : 9.4 . , le s „i i . O.,"thelli i.......a lia,nniagps. ,.. at adds a llow . 4 4 clear and • one himself . ; in which . cans there is try tittle &of* occa I n Ily cited Itl'hiit II , but it would have hessileartied, And dui basiiiii the means of self.defence; lir Oaf 411441 4 4.. !!"" ! o P ytw-4 7r- ,....7 1-7 411 e iss i fri'etostiss:4-a,..- K e1b 4.4. 1 , t1 . atua.... -- ludg " ine7t, t wooklt Wive termittaiesti.; ..; ....,, • •• • • • .:, . their own laws, and hat s tat twilight' Abatis . HMIs •A' e' . --:., • h • • • 1 im amendment winiesiellisd II Mr. P. Etnes: , ,.., .t. .. and ensoxv.vo, wtt energy. . • • - . means of self.defenc t ••..,....• '4.•••Tf - r -- •• .. •• ..! tesimps . en other • laWyer in Intend posseises,so I. - ,_.. 110. -Gliaiin l 9 sg iniePli;---.-"red,. that he cotal4 '. . Here, and•here ildne,, i t 04. thiatiora tion . *, )a rs .. a po t o,u of , ike it os professional" . leeruttig, of. , no tcooder A be m orati v i t tiNfa were before. the tweet* LIBERTY and, SlAlrglit. And it ' s se • eiscOest..:l l l l 4 landero science, and languages. . - i pil i sll:its•lmihtg been nradeby timrcitizens of Lams •. • - ars he ja . fania, anaffested; ' and .I , ditt r ov Ilyistol.. Neithei ottliseccommercialpleme tromely to be lamenten,„ that 110 defective is the.ststo 1...--.lll4 . pvive' Ye' endldbe said to liirre iemonstinted . aai* fAvilikil of education .among us, that a truth so plain and so ' markatian i his PM:a•eal 4 nibi ts are.i'milia 4l / 4 MP' the j on irait i,.. . The , Bs,wb . , e 4 . 04, , mti01d bad ' infinitely important is not as stniverselly: tavightsed i . lev ; .bas eatablishineet lkospitable, liberid,. sad • folly ..44 . l'‘'..ri - w • - of.. Mated certain grietinces, sod bad. ,lutee tini*Ored,by ' understood as the .Lord's Prayer. If it : Wit t t* t ? b b ia ti dig d nitY "` - ' - o •4l ,: l it a d 4llP lZ ift . ittil, growing .; the Secretary,,in a form moral)! official or technical. I . •- ... t t*" na 4 " ace ° ••' e * As did ruit,mean to•way that it more particular 'Oink: *Add not then see that, as a remedy against politer ! p!rfectionaif .an only, son (agettinboie JO yeras), ' i _ it . '_ .... 4 L., 1.1 A" .... • A .... hi 1 .. 4 . . cal evil of any kind, the sufferer thinks only of • pe. :Ist the enjoyment ,_, pisosicsgara from slut, ..nar.. • ~,,.,tot ......193-.e. A .-- .61- an limP tell4lol4e4. : l4/9411111 ; Id ocitiloit. there wei Piifficimit grounds to go. Allotting for a neat statute made by thry kssoresat : xilth•houerr_ mold - indepandeut koliites.:satilhostrYi 1 -:-", " A . 0 • ninin .., in ,. 1.r......id the n _ _„ _. •ssiersy instead of considering it the experienced evil •I* 4 iN"ff. 1 0 11 tfOsim at 'OS. resamMll -nI !IL • wllle‘i er A ;_ ; _::: 1 1_,...... the iti l ie c o a rig w erpoe u ` 1. TA ,I-_": f= , Mocha • !Beery, *opted Aprihisletlik mad .perfeetty I 4 1 """•r i7 .""`” „__, .. , " 11141 4 " Itait balm caused by any law really * musk by Ads iniivi • ii the gent .16 . 4 . 4.04 4-, t b e year mogred thaktltat.sweru e.atopart of Ate *dna. selos, and thereupon followingthe dictates of toast i—l --- p . ' I , ; .. t , .. • 1 ; . lawyer,. ; nistration„ and not a - inbordinate part ot 7,Gnyesn.. , .• - -, • - - • Plhasit . gßns kens', in self-defence and for ... their. oysu future 1 I Meat. Were it indeed • a sebordinal• body; be would ,Ms Igoe loilesini‘4o avec ; that, thou 'his . • " ai de •'• Y e -ii ,i ) .-- - 4 .., • . i eon „ o ast it mig ► t proper..to Wrest their tn. pretettion. .. "".. 4 "" 6.1..44. i *.. Ifbia4"l.4loo rablitiliii"""ketten:aildit.iith 1 - 11triat . to take olSini oirselses to criminate them . . • I remain, tae. ' • • •,.. tw . •-i•• • intelitektblegfeltbelleie bylptofessional•evidjedlciel i 9 - . .lii i is i ., pupg ht be able to flFoBll;:theiri• begfect...- ....1 4 .405, Sgpt. 5,1814. • JOHN dAßTlFltfdiiii. - i ihhilhtilgonalitit-havit bet* ertitiliely latrine doting i ; it by tho antandlnent 00004 the:torn of jiver. .....---_ I Pilo tpoit Nesmith upon Itself .10 becoming an Sc. •• ' kora* fnntest took Ogee-lest .l ee k at "feeeleb . , I °Wei " IlindlUleatr•"11411/bi", ' 114.. 0 1 Y. • i"i. ~ ' ..sts - s e4 ekkiaut 'ef fi cient evidence. We Should thus for the election of a Sherif; when 'Mr. Bete Wate re: aneliedito•hl bfsplastfry by Isis eneelithle. . ... • *defeat our.ourn.porpose. On the other hand, a Me. line; in oinimiltion to every effort .of - time( ~ , : c!itat. '` . .1`,f 1 '... 4 -1.''‘.!!! ) : 54.-. . i : - : -. "'-•t'" " ' ' eva-1141 )ittlely see vered-the false : eel) : 91111hRteihi to w . R.Tus! be eired:4 l '.. 4rd lien a th'''; 4,1 A w ii'lml d . ,elitToyy. interest. - • .:fr - .' —J, . 1 ° ' &tosses law rst. , In. irkititl4 toadela-halee. Or the sa le of bis f 4 ' , be, •epaee(at;the house of M' . 'Otr-- 1 ,k;Newitod 'Abbey, . Cola and Melia in.*, frott*Astely turned of•• Mr. J. Clarke, ta i 6y monies vested ' so her public-house , advantage in jai bye i t a! from the lave been , 'killed 0'+....-hrfilng,` about six O'i.._ l.olllpliancs *it. lA* tts his friends in Ireland., compromise took place, - fair days since t , )1 a'-jerk'df the coach. * S S starting from the 1 end the wheels passing , r had i lon the spot. Verdict. part . - i'ta t • topical • ) ilertot walk *icy Lied , kV' * • Vote t o'cloa r Ax it •latety and S. •evit ro leis Mr later ry 4 1' iotbiar tits it r.-L-Testerday there Wts in In. trkichlit tinkrairt•baste.tir thi Kr. It94itiinn, th - 0:40 . :54vte 'tikiieplat . rattiA , Newito m. moos's: 'lnc- d0 0111i,,k410 . 4 ..bareqiisr. It ' fer l tuwate 411 \ 'milord Of Ti p 1 Thil4 T .,:ptheimilt in at Gy tannic ''llaitiOrpond- trees; 'who' eist laid aillgits the beat advantsi he . tiistruoiii 'ascii., yealerdit : iniiiht iiitsppiatiiiiii 'to' her >'clotir. Ili lias°,goloc. ove. ll' isinfrastabse, tv! strict co*, Ireland, tad wall unfortunate*, the tettator, I compromise thrown from the top, as it Dimon : nem down a few i 'Golden Cross Charing.croas session of the family *state, rg over Milie4:l, he was title d Iterations in toads, planting, t ) -4cdattili Dora. A title eskseditars so Os p -•. .4, i-- to- t - ..z.:.i..t . -- . : - • ' i . ' ... • ,- • . ,- .. • . . I , .4. .... , ._, iii.„4;.4.:;...,:. . . ~ . • ee• - ' .. . i . - . - - • • !...., . . -.. ' - '- ' ' ' . . .. .., . . . . .... _ . ... _. • .- . - - - • .• . . . .. ~ . . .. . . • •.- 1141 t STATEgMAN:. . ' • ._ . , , ~ ~ . . • 4 - 111rgOS, .$34- -1' ..- . _ - .. .. , .... .. . , . _ . . .. IntEl? MEMOIR OF Ilitt 7IIE LIVKRPOO iNia : rtA -,- .., ..„ .....• • ' ' . f '' . HON ' , Nada 'LL? t . . . , . , • .- - . .. .. „. _., I . 011 i THS StJUJECT OF AISSIttiCA .PItIBATtERSa - • - It 11. i,_. •• • ii•Suirmoz or ctil.Sclnaiton imam,. tai 1 1 1 11 .4P 4 : - ?ri o l o4 o , ► , ' • 4 , . ,te-ifeo, I,A)SI this faf f int• es no* ris. . 4 2 4 . 4 Vr0. 11140 ••• .. - Litanedet, Abe, Wewslrhis daji in entifeliffbitel - ; 'artist Iwiter--40%,t, ;-2 -- 7.. • 4...111,1 1 1. 1006 .. • . , , • of, a public- adteetiataillatkeigned liy, the Alliyeti . - w i g Ai c i a o of VON ,t r . lift_ . ~..of .1 4 .___,./ 1610041 . nand lit e r a r y lued .. seldtnrl tailing span the Merrinnttantrd Milp-Ownert a Intl moat in. nienwpnt •er satiety faCthe PlOOlll. Mort { i b eouslitee the 4weesaler bf making, KN WA CI., reipedißsil, - .I•.h. can tell - uf u* Petits —he elan select no , 'lrritation to Government w ate SehjPest or Ihts late . Virrthigit nut stbet 'a Ate Metliii•g saploit.-Ahe Cilli discover. Ro Ipilliant cciti 7 ;s4ptheel by Abe Anieridaispbritlie Itilli t:hrinitel sled ITT, When made ep...l o detemt, with which to interest, to charm, oe tef aighbourboorh- a respeekttlar Meeting iooli plate id his reader.-4he much of the,keetan Tew*lfaili-. .1,..0::!.• • • --1 not, give doable rem lo . tasSilni.sh • - ~ Ne ., ; _' ;IS go*, its development gradual, and its . teaultilli:: •-- • Tie Worth, Vol thel6‘loC; 4 l.*ilw. Chine: itsh champions of 4 "*.??'•:.ailitinct, until tinge and rotten e have best o w e d 'gisi: - .. . .tycisist9PS hating - bets. 'Pon. , &seated the CaUse .11r the ' •;• . . :. . • ,'.....- •...,, 1 4 VI...AST:OM) (Peke a some lengths stat tot Ind • ~ egroes, int/lunch. sti . tlker • is . VBl' materials of the-life of Willintn FletitAei:Wie . ' . e _ -4.ll,4motke,:fami:the•ifoittukc of entootts T , r troth and sosionsitifitys t sattelth. but• they ere aethentie. • ' Which Iliat t eli beim maele by the America tt4 LI 114 I . . is 'the case of the - orioteed . AllPilliem Fletcher was Joni at tdarybetaaili . , la "tlifiq- ~...1 1, 0 *0 harinmrk °44 114 "rib"' 1 "f"" ... Mk ...-• ' ... : d i • ' •* . hie 60th- ' a Hi s / g ib er wits au the setae( blockade Of soma of the nrigi•bouring . . . Is e Ifs". • .lt. A . ..,421Lphysician o f hi g h mora t,• en d pro r e iA c ii v it . .porta f par tichli4Milforil, lteinferted the netete.l l ) of ' - _ . to. at -twiripim , ee• at ithet• ' , sod well rememberedet Maryhermagh foe memnriiaixiAthe. Lords of theklntirsity open this* ~.-• h Sl4VtirOiitiae star.; . his =eta and=eirtuea.. ills falsity nines from Goo& •SAistiti S . et ; *hick • ork.osieriar.y ati .c fed the - • Ire iliarietiiiiii itro, while bet . , nearly allied. to the No* is.:llelste.ber of ' idles t" Pr !itli.,PPri• • !fief lin '.lltfl'n "umber or, ' :Thu sfortenate in the accident of birth, i Judge: . •••,. -. • . , . , ...owfunesaci4 meter s o, oin so e t . dtilife,“ifisiontold,i.er;teidortetof ;ti t : 4 W * ii a ll ti i t t g ii ,. . .. . . : eosin tto hoi i n i - .4 -- sinimin, o- atilt et the class of tibial 'Dissenters. ~,,, int • • - ... „R a i i °, _ 1 ai r , . Fletcher was not less so la , that of edocatitnl—bis ele e P ti "" o f tile lest. 14 r-- 44-;. Ibl* 0 483 ' 4 'hi t ll - • Li! we befiel4 P, by ape- ' f e ition - tuegies d et ai l ed. hb a to his own br ofts wai l ; Memorial, capiptistrug the spirit of thi se itesnliSa eountituiel,mminers and 5e ee,41,,,--te• s tudy igle di t qw e a t t h,, 11 0 1„ 8 „ s itr , o r floes, should be atibniitt4d ~ tu.kite.,,Cunsialtaiiiiimeit&- -7 ~ - - 7 - -: . . iiismit Otige those metii-1ap.4,- - EdiLkullt ig _ . finale .. 'and if approied of, be presmiled-Aii • • e we wealjeFeivel-Aie-ggiiiiirffilitiellena4ttres ; and I n dye time atted a . high l tan 'Ler 48 (ir.the.m inia t t Y• '1141 . 1t IW tWlighl ' 444 •• .: -, • Is; bat 'ettleftid .8 saftweini.; . .... • ' dildidialiitet •in his medica studies. Ile took his de...t•th e umst• ef 6 .c'ent 'nest" fur 404140 n0t "fen for Th. which i. he A complained. A td, m rial to this . ..., • , . 'lt t' -,, • - gm wv . esetor of Medicine with Breit ecla t; whilst i nt dr il of. rersified so • - - Gaeta - •:,..V4. ,-!:priPtiiiikto qualify himself for actual practice, he : en,ec t Ila s t..." (11 ...,.. 1. ?", : 11 ;as 44 ', •C • . iltili -- ncertifitie account of a family misfortune , w h ich ! . enew 1 140;-•-• I•wit your Memorialists , being d sly . . 4. il reale* ' his mind deeply. Finally , it determined ! interes ted in the . POITRitIY. of anl* shil)Pl"t aid .. tiro, cannot contemplate without the greatest ' gay Aetiaid-V-IWhett men 1-11110kitemioence medidne, sod apply - himself to the dont sa . - ivisiallies of - the law. • i anxiety and alarm, . the late numerous captures smalls • as. the costume of command, 1 , • .. •by America 'n cruisers in St. George's Channel sag • hi ile • r wealth ' even ' ' ' ‘ - ik titijoyinf thii•pecollar advantage of a finishen _De ry o er t.edi di I . g two _.... ._. ~.___-__ IL.- -1.-11 ft.. : 4...f,7.1‘ , ° _ _, ° ,. 1 2 1 . / .. h11 .,... 4 b111 2.1 1 : " uttered Pdg.me:tt' neighbourhood I{nd the consequent seeereloss is she , '- ;I ,.country at large , and to the. interests of the putt ft ' various knoieteate.. i :--..-...5t ;I. 4nritent . .. - ' ..., . . 44 posiiion,la": . lite Any" en Cifenit. the WU introduondjatp the 100 'anneal; o take ii rmative, .10ittinall Of ne. P44141a5tr44, where ke:aletays spoke and. cowl, oporsdt IT. thit . s o ot dant . :Shp. 1p m id stripeless .of .. C4vil atid. )1121121 - 90..lia.4soopshotit .__.:.l* - • ,p I.LittW. WO O - ' . . r ..' 7i deem die a e . . 3 r ~.., -#. 1 170a r he su appointed a King's - Counsel, by . o'2; Kited - 1117 *4 ii _ "77:. :. ~ A i4glitlisa . WI- MainiaftliOst .11. eantlnaad , A* l l* o al., .'l4a the tors °To' r -. • - • t,- alvmsys.tite stoppage? of the People, as Palm riprosperify i s on l y t h e . nate of Partionentary ittforitu, of Cathirlit • -warrare, MED:MO.Ift . While 12.4olkidpation, and , o 1 Gassontaticht of Tithes. : Predatior , 1 ... .. , _ _____ ................t.. abirresesti iftPhirn I and ; fuLitre",,, f •• .. . Mead tolitp . i.ords of the Admiralty, frool a great ±. red.the false 'step ; conunerdiSl tesen..must be effective. Hesidek;ll would of Ws ancient pai I soon be,adcattained whether the I.,nrds_of.trie: Admi- t bey, in. Notting& ,ma lty seers mckiped 'to show' proper attention to our 'ned out that the :)-elatattscranci! , ; while it would be long before we .i ed in treat *, to ..be l . , ,,ottld ascertain the consequence of our appl ication anded 'possession ;it* the Pri9ce ,ttegent: It would, therefore, he more n done in the pre- ! likely to be uSefikl, and at the same time, be or. 9 Stith the wilt of I taint) , more prudent and more respectful to go to the place, and Lord i 'Admiralty. Mr. G. concludedisy.mustog the ori. Lord, nce to take repos- ~ final Memorial. which various al-1 Mr. Bits's, Chairman ti4sikinsurat ea cotortooy, had taken place to stated it to be his opittiou that no Mere ( I. ci%iee an- .. ths late purchaser. ewer, tip* ad* bad bow addiesled b! Val SeGgstarY • .. . _ . • ' - + .. ' * - .43 . ~- ik., .. . ~ -16. . • . t .. .. . - . • , . . • i - . r' r