The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-12 00:00:00

•1. L e e • hick passed as Act v aitt %Vico fat *Wed 'Tit. is of sin Eat, ecrirriiii vary Coed, 1 14 !4t 10411411.111, re' Oat ,its eo pritodeF Pesitfteite sea st 10 1 Plk t ' . 1t eisi 44. maimbi ipsig sihnciiss r. him! NA 1 7 4 4 esithelittli is r!i4tri9~~ et emtle" ity eX altit he - bound: a Lk Americas rn their we, saissioners, 'beers. • iced. The bees • Litetemeole• Ootentia; eadree, end he Duke of nday. Pre , for the op. yi►►a in Milt ty 2 his been 19 Ef9 pilio at Vaels, tons Aia-lel Jog of the Until keit the Emiejoi 'rregoro wka ; briny, in the and on the Kisebenow. • of PRUSSIA lb, end . With Being of noel !port is Mee). ISO visit Ail,. olioded. VS to rece4 mind in Gm led. : Several at Frankfort, inland cos. gallon of the to be undid); Dm the Ger. guiding it Pirates of r the Prey.-- !emends have Committee to MOM Siie alfeldtalatita .01 and sibidt‘ are mined, in or tie state of de.; Is on the Sam. of Oadenarde Ile keys of the in in 17112, bZ In • restored py plicatioo (sell •• .3 4 1 , t ver y the ning. Yestert r the state of las had . • very • day." Sir IL *Way a nalog, !; and ber Af pas not derowl is to visit the WPM iffe .p.otiml by' ptir , eat op to Colt Ifigbeess the COrporelioa a is a She Pulte we o'clock, the Gi the writ. end Df foot Ciiisena r proceediog ere are alresaY lay the Sheriff's tie writ, sort of two Koisits ice Seed Friday, wee* # with the a ~.~ 1 . , • , . . 44.41 , . ;N • „ p. ervrffigantsignair i • D I AL, Jong 1 t.a.-Romaito in ther 3'islitiiß , tai jest ?. s hip, Semis sod Roe' Sweareig a i si gt Pled his Majesty's ship Vial' sa% w i ward. p o rstoorn, June 11.--:Arrived tie af gl ier mi , R e ed, front Port- au .Princo,. foe orders • Wi l d a i l s i t i, e t April. and I then! the ftilleiristr Ossol o i ..I(h7lifi4l F.Nxi fc!!.. 9 to 18 . t a t; April ; (rforlios Wady - r • land ; aid liasumoi D a nish brig, for Bremen, to' =if du let gym the H ope ,, for tiverptiol, to sell taliadel: sae . ; v ise% Loose, fee Hathibevgb for Busload, to all 000" Mae. • Paystowtw, Jon IBA—Sailed tie CnuellObas moss India ter London ; his MaiuMpri,akji l i Tess sod Ede*, ter St. Adam sad the Cape of Good Hope. FA LUOutil. Juliet—Arrived the Doke of Kees packet, w i t h a Mail from Lisboa, is 16 days. • MODE of DISSO LP ING PaditLUAIIIST: The enuseal manner In which the late Parliament ' , was dissolved by the Prier.' Regent, haseadtml sem* speculation, sari been considered by mast as sogss. sieve ( Mr. M. Sefton, the Speaker, appears to hoes beer . eenfiltiog precedems epos tlsis u oj ele t, se a 40 l a se b oos a . lou gh startled as ethers at tbo mode adopted in the late instaac e . ' When the Member* of the Bosse of Cosamosse T o• turned to Aar pistils, Cad Mr. blionert &Os thought of reading the •Speech, the tteorsowtas op. posed end laid aiM., spa* the principle/4EL there was then neither How* floe SPlrsket ArliefiePea the Right won. Gentleman stated the novelty of the . ease, and added, " there being . no pricedent, that hp had that myosin areselted Mr. Howell: tio that the•late Speaker apposes to bane been acquainted , with the preceding practice of Parliament , sad this breach of it, though Ministers were not. 'Now it lit *err remorkehlec that on turning to Ilikr.ll4lollll book, we find. it there espressly stated' 44atiable custom had been to portage* *Pagiblisetit before its dissolution,' and that a tlissolution by Sibs Ki iig in person was esteemed oujiiiiirao. Th.. 116 inforiog quotation will glum fitly 4 .“' • 1. " . 4. The prat./ of proroguing farlianseatilialbeigts N isa on, which has been foraillolsi for abase &testa , his Pri. babty arisen from ix • ed by (Aeries!. is his speech In 1626 :--• I be a ge , en d maxis with Kings themselves onl)itd'fb d‘ pleasing things, and to avoid appouiag_persottolly Idisdrifh that may amyl bank arid disagreeable: For. however prow .tt may inverssrpoggs s o a ppeal to the sew at the Nutino ht large bribe eirseetwowf a aew Parliament, am f hammer tatteriag this say be or the Ai ee rac., it :tappets,. from a variosy of titilatto•taares i r that to the elected. who are actually in powiarioe of so valuable a prisikge as that of 'Wag their quire is the great Cs.Oslt of Ow Native. a 4041406 a of Purtiowat is almost/ills vowels cone and unpleastag massare." It is worth the while to torn to the last oceasipn *therein Parliament las dissolved by the King in persol , . The following is ao extract ea the subject from Mr. listsell's hook : " 4. On the 10th of Marti., 1126. the Pertinent is dissolved this( by the Lord Keeper, by the arteorsimaad. the Lads present I. their robes. sad 414115 Alle the C 81.160111 below the bar, bat tint the fileaker *thee were they c_atled. • b. On the tith of January, WIC the Partiowest is 415- islved by Prods's:oust, sate keyless bees Sihrtirlgu i l. S. Mt do the 15th of July, of Jasuary, Judy, lan awl is all inatuates of d We now subjoin the Speech, by which the lest Parliamout was thus dissolved, ie the reign of King Charles 1.; from which it , will appear that the yea. sal perseasiett then also was, that a dissoletioa is person was en offensive act, in the Sovereign • ileum the lath of Murk ISSI. the day is which Math Houses sere ad' reed, the King came to the lipase of awed,, and without smiles for the Commees, spoke salkilloweth I— "• My Lords.—.l sever Caw here arta as I= t a r it cast. a, it being the Dissolute.. eNts Parligineets O• mho mby have some raw is woodier why I than hl rather sit dove tad.. this bytwassaiseiors it Swing rati r e.irestewo isifthut with Mop to wave bar* twastswattsl.ll kildows9 only executing ptess eg th , fte, Ault Ass, abet wirsolupber words directed th4w4 ILYetser to diesel*, the Padidthemt. The rotry, oat the! 'sJourlaul DOWWUS NM la ?News Parathion stissetell.*. The squadron from Cadiz, aosnanirocasota Amos lice, sailed on the Slst ell. with sealed seders. GENOA, MAT SO.-Ills Majesty's Alp Ssigy, Cup'. Wurrz, is arrived in fest days free Algiers, with 45,000 Spanish dollars for this CvosernaWNlV. as 60 indemnity from the Dey, for the moose of she Sap. ditllllll brig Misericordia, Dope's), Meow, is I. cember last, by the ferockwit HALT, ender the eva tines pretence of illegitimacy in the ship's pass.— This indemnity has been *brained through Copt. Wise, .of his Majeaty'a ship Geenices, wise' Ass sent from England on a special service • sod the Dey las promised not to send out any us hers situ tbo plague ceases throughout the regency. It losaidtbal the Dey hos allowed 5000 dollars to the tiewlfewiii women whom his predecessor seised. The American Papers inform us, that advice, hell reached Savannah of six Americans hewing hoes murdered by the hostile Indians at Girtos Crook, so St. John's River: The settlers in that qeatter were laterally much alarmed. and 15 families had roe treated for greater security, to Flemiog's Another attempt, by some inceadievy, to set inlet the city of Savannah bad been tormostelysdetoctod fit - time to prevent any iojorloas consequences. Ilk CoMbostible materials boa been deposited in op outhouse. The Duke of BEDFORD is set arrived In town fro. Paris, as erroneously stated. The Decliesa left Owls on Sunday morning for Peril, which city their Graces and family are npocted loiters the hogioalos of neat week for Milan, for the summer. Lord W. RussaLL left town on Tuesday for Bed ford, to canvass. We understood Mr. BoTesnwoave, oats of the Representatives for Coventry, has esperieuced the most flattering encouragement for his rmellectios to represent that City on higr.sossas. The Duke of W *mammon (according to an article from Brussels) has purchased the • ancient hotel D'Oudenarde, situated on Greed Sable", with the intention of erecting a insgnifrcent mansion on its site, for his occasional residence in that city. A proposal has been made in the Norwegian Diet for laying a duty on foreign manefacteres, for mak ing Christiensand a free pert, sod for granting varies, privileges to foreigners, disposed to settle la Norway, On Tuesday morning last, the cloff' moray of laying the foundation stoic of a banding for the education of 400 Children in the National System of Edecadsa, took Pim at Stockwell, is the parish of Lambeth, Sirup T ~, p.m . • :''11! I. .441.4 4 146ti0rg. 1 i •., ti. At erAy impleiot. lii - iteswei - a:- Nstita4 Avis Nisi to i lindididit caodidate for the represenfae OM Of • Nowislitti: ' Beth thif present Meitibers'fet , bast town will of coarse be re-Pletted. rstfrisi friesseit of fAtieettito hew' Siets•addressed bg . 'F. Bierthorne f EON J.'DeiretOsi, Big., sod Jew 8. 4 . „i Ash:brat 'l.i ~ rt • t lialias . ,- Juittgai-eitttleic be and . Hs .'doll* . ow 41ifedstesdiey • Merging last, the ' liovenstrabli `4IL. D. Burrell, one'ef the %Viborg for this Bei •airieed bens frdm Lheldett ; Ma entrisicirit froillsilyvas..beer was, of cootie, ensttended with wed,. Willlast A. Medockh, Msg. the other Member, did snit arrive till about eleven o'Cincis is the fatintoilin of that thy ; mid his Mauls havieg got ieforesetion «f his approach, went amt. tomb*, of Aim en horsltbsek, with their bind 'ft mask, deems sod lifits, and e.g, to meet him. They joined idliVtistAte Pincushion,' about two miles from Bonds, en.preeseded at a slow pore, till they Caine to the tell-bar in Skirbetk Qearter, when the horses -WV Oinks from the carriage, it was drown the rest of the way by a grad nen** of freemen and youths; Illi.ll.o4ealte unit too of hit principal friends Wing IMAM" CM WO 4 0 ed. beg, several others orisepying the inside, dm The procession attracted s great eow coon* of ipettatert. An three Candidates being the, en the spat, alectiotwering his beets ever shine the order of tile day with ablest ell dents ditto 00. pie, and with the oacoptioa of Sunday, the different Candidates, sided by their Committees, have been in. cement is their ezertioas to strengthen their re. optative intern*. Bich day the town has been en livened by the singing Olio chords bells, the parading ettglit bands of magic and colours belonging to the Ahead Candidates; awl eacheveniag the respective igigliettitaveressitshalled their friends and supporters, and. paraded Ihrisitek tits principal streets of the town. Torches end lightesi.ter.barrels have, on some of the raining., been getried;through the town. . , Tete vory seriess ; acridents have been occasioned IWO)* here. One.took place on Wednesday , jeggliy the Piecosbion, when, as the carriage t ell of the (;aedidetes was Instill , driving up, ion Blow, 4 ) 1 1 0 of the freemen, being entangled wean that and a. Rig, was knocked dowsi,, end the Parses of the carriage doing over him, his Collir-bone ' Sibs dislocated, and he was otherwise much braised : ill, is, hi llier , fast recovering. The other accident, Which ilsof Sean sinless Intern, happened on Fri day alternates, whin Capt. —e-. Baker, late of the Union, of this port, being, with - some others, en geptiln !ribs if some cannon, at the bottoat' of lligli-atriset, whelk a party was passing in procession, waiineemtlbssly to:charging one of the pieces which bed issen•ired. oitittat first spooging it i w hick causing a saddest explosion, his right hand was blown off, and his arm so much shattered, sato rendered ampatation otaiwasry. Luckily • Mr. Snail's, surgeon,. ens on the spot, and did every thing that was passible to stop the offeeless.sf blood, and, as soon as primal. cable, pertained the operation. Mr. Baker is likely to do well, este handsome subscription is seising for the benefit of himself and fansily.-..(Boston Paper.) Gutsier's, Juss.7.—Phir. C. Teonyson has , beets, since his arrival here this week, very active. is can. sassing the frees**. Mr. J• P. Grant end Mr. J. N. irenaketly, arrived here. late last night, end will, no doubt, immediately enter. en the business of cane easing. , si - - • Tilt PIT T fisrsm AND pvg NAltirs . II , - '. -- '-• „ . , e; • . OF PlTZ;*fi , - , .6,:51 oh 44 , *it!' tts4l + n i i -ragilelotio;',o% Pen to li' 'lllllr. Pitt issaili+ --- * -4 -ma as a oasityt to pain. eigilo w avikillltlitt wriest of his Omsk, • hit let Isms *lb. . T. show his devotion to prat:l9le, be betrues•the friends of his youth, end esctifeed the gll2lllolw7which be had onebirked along with them, alilllll4 a meanness and a timechery not pa. eallelsid. Ii order to preeeree his plate, and con. Very to his hotter judgment, he made unhallowed leer &pleat the•riaieg *tem* of France; and, hay. ipig thus .committsel hiesesit, cm*, by his sub. Sequent ill..dgrd and estraysgeot umasires, an es. tiOolitic and combined sentiment in France. sod a esparto to direct it; which pushed to eatrennities, me too mighty to bt resisted. by despotic bar.. ken, thoegbasestied of beyonms and cannon, and, rushing forward with in inipetonsity. proportioned to the force that hod veioly 'endeavoured to repel it, overwhelmed the w o rm - eaten thrones of sge-deceyed dynasties. in electing this grand object, the Mini- Her, " heaces.horn" el he was, did not draw open c "11.014. Faith," but upon Alm industry and gond serology of hip coontrytnin • yet, whilst hos. dreds of millions weca wasted in eLleavouriog to up, hold despotism sod injeoliCe, a favoured few 'joist en the "Qs of the many ; for having blinded dm% "good imsy mon," with the glare of glory, thas thrust their sickle into the harvest, without opposi.‘ thew, aid reaped the fruits that they had slot sown. ' Time it is, that the min under whose auspices the Vreaeh Ifbeple completed what the Revolution had commenced. was subsequently nverthrown'; hat this was itlktitcd,by any thing but Pitt principles. The. corrupt poliey of that Statesman did indeed precipi. tate the war, atteuded as it' was - with all its corice. Skeet evils to this sod other countries: what credit; however, can be due to that system which coated evils only to destroy thorn? while, in the interval; the pence, the happiness, and the liberties of lota. kind, were sacrificed by the useless struggle. The mortification attendant on the defeat of the ill.ad. ailed sneaseres of Mr. Pitt. precipitated Nis destiq Per would the restoration 0ft1te . ...110 ne n the 6- roily of which 'hod ever beet ' 'tteleredi l tart' enemies of . England, have been a , bid not Nepalese, with a shirtier fatnity,Xe l ed his own fate. It would be kilo to attempt imposing the folly, or knavery, of those who . 011Clailit, that no sacred , could be tee great to preserve'us from the contami , nation of French principles. No. man of cosiverms sense could see the leas , i apprilims. line tea free reentry, iclokvide ' our ssoighbours li the '' lyt 'b i t mast Issitieirt 101 l , site spiritt' the erects rictus as It 'ilitliHeilblel that spirit, sad was ails .. . L " 111 . lan s i, i t u:l Mitt:med ical net sitil i f; line Itii = eal iflih e‘hai rl i : • 'ilibitessed i Tis istaisa ltielt be :t e lls te i tie s a * bi : isviiilea Pa i r e l it i r : f l i m i t f ;;Is po hl e ougetemeam e r fl4 7: ife beli it4l : 4l : lll o: titeno greater than the Throws itself'—threat • butiq ti ebserb as will the whams' exorcise of kin tlif pfitiogathe as the popelar rights of Me sub ject& . The progress' a the French Revolatioa afforded a pretext for the "bettors of despotism to the rising spirit' of the British People, by igniting a cools:don between the coastitutiersal tnciples it borne, and thole .manifestatioes is ance nitich grew out of as boreiblit's lONS of 'ttelifshy as tier fettered the Wads and bailee nt insp. r 'NU The free Cottstitudon of Bdtale wasted only 'llibblis own native eartgies should have free ,cep" Is ' oriftWto restore, without violence, the elasticity of killiblee, and develop the fair od Mt . :aversive traigaii- Unhappily, it was nipped by the unkindly frost of selfish and alighting policy .e the past'of thosoberested in the coldness':a of obese . ; cod a - eiresiderable and' mitgaidid 'portion of 'the were, at the first mimed*. of the popular ink N e i ' France, Intl raid to act a suicidal !radios 1 1 .49 1 4 a.,.. 4116 • useesares which, - primarily directed *pion the' ia- Weal rights of others, effectually reacted *pasties letvels. Occasional triestphs tended to keep hp,' the dideeion by iatostaKieg the public mind, ehd irdri. voting it to ',Beetles : they were as the air.i itiin hobbies that glitter in the son,and pease the childish fancy of a nsnment.—whilst solid misery was sect. inelating around es like the thickessiog storm, and the NIIII6OIII resources were *serifs:od to the rapecisy, the folly, and the knavery of men who, clothed in the mantle of Pitt, knew fell well bon to retain his power, though totally incapacitated to use it aright. Nor, while this country was groaning ender the intolerable mischiefs that the war faction and the correptionists had engendered, did the cni l tintikt escape -the visitation of that pestilential indigence, which had Melted our hopes, at home. Delivered from a colosial indolence that made thrones its foot stools, by the People, whose nervous esertions were strained to the utmost throtigh the promises held out to them by their: Sovereigns, that the boon of free Constitutions should be the steed of their endurance and finil success ; these very deliverers were thence forward regarded by the delivered with an eye of ma- i lignant jealousy, slice they bed observed what great things a popular anion and the spirit of liberty were able to effect ; and, in imitation of their brother of Spain, seemed determined to extinguish the least spark of the " lambeet lame," in a fresh secamilation of political and religions rubbish, or to qeench it In the blood of the bravest patriots. In'thie fresh struggle against the liberties of the subject—in this vile, this .annateral coalition of Sovereigns against the Peo ple—the high priests of the idol Pitt, men who dare to boast the name of Britons, have been eminently consplcooes. They have assisted tooter up bloody sacrifice biSpoin, to do homage to the basest infra. tiled.: lite spirit of the system dictated acts equity atrocioosasthoseettributed to Nepoleon-.--the spells. lion of liateei and vibes , . thismit - Pones. - Have they net assisted in binding Italy hand sod foot, sad perpetuating the moral aid pantiesl degradstiew of that interesting People, in defiance of the most so. lemn pledges r And have they not, amongst other tleterioes instances of injustice, violated their plight. .ii faith with France, in forcibly placing, and forcibly Upholding, upon the Throne of that country a feeble bid man, after webad solemnly promised in our Ad. tress to the French Nation, that it was not the lo belias of the' Allies to interfere lu its internal Go: Iternment '—lt is painful to state it, but it cannot be &stied, that these, and ether emanations of Pitt po. ficy, have rendered the very name of an Englishman, iidioes upon the Continent, where it used to be Ay. % animus %Ph every thing great, cad liberal, and ihenly.- 1 4iss ! " how are the mighty fallen." '. a ' ' Whilst this. wanton aggressions of self-couslitettml Legitimates has, heaped a mass of coMbostible tee. ing la all nations, from the pillars of Hercules I. M e Gulpb of Bothnia, that threatens to explode at ho very distant period, and occasion a more terrible sad estended convulsion than any which the fertile annals of the world have recorded—oar pi:defied dig- Eiplei of the Pitt school, itotwithstanding• all their hollow professions of hitfot'at the deitruction of the balsas' of power ender tbe Bonapartean regime,. -7 have, without remonstrande,. nay, with a seeming degree of complacency, permitted the aggrandise. 'tient of Russia, a power which in her former terri tory contained the dements of a gigantic strength 4 ; and have proportionally weakened the natural boar dories to her incursions into the begirt of Europe. ! --- Bet the want of principle necessarily presupposes the waist of consistency ; and, perhaps, in both these qualities, the socchssors to Mr. Pitt will appear to have caught his mantle. Spirit of Pitt l--Art thou permitted to scan the mighty eonseqsonals of tiny apostate principles ? It so, perturbed sod linguist must Mon now be, how ever cold-calculating and indifferent whilst on earth. Thy auspices prepared -the path whereha have gone forth Death on the pale horse, with 'all the evils 4 mortality in his train. We' have beltitifiltitt eau, i . of freedom ;—the earth has been anti litlid *Ph bl to gratify Moloch and Mammon; 40 lfgaires : !lcreeity have domed to the groans of sogilf l ad ' ravings of despair . . 64 Moni s his ginned i harvest of the striiiqt late one ciimintii 1..! have been throe,' eke t lee of Earn ashes of thy isatoiated s. , ..•,i,.. ~i.,ts iciastehr ^-- 1 ------ ---- -----1 4,1 1.-:-.:-.-o ti .sig _ stoCiatersetors, fat 114. 4 11111siaaratilliON Waßso, 4. 'Alain a "Atipirlllkorair) •wmitisp steipied .1101111.CIIICUIT. , a Jaiger—Lord 'awl Mr. hake Assos. Hawrvearouniav-111wralay. My K. at Ifeellik4. liessa , -.06441fay, 1111..0.51=tted. tr s . kswr—Mustiov. Ipt • - a bib tl4t Soilax—Notarlaa. Analall:rd "- Wa 4 *, 111raaair —Taavoisy. Aegairliv 41,014ard4 ,- mietsal Cony Fascrioor-Tho Book. elipelottparbin 111 afClock smutt-Aleardily Nis*, fat he evistlii. - , least ratiout cause for appraise,. 61414*/**.lhp of INeitntip, by on of the 76 . Capitel try, him the patticiparlati of Os. PHlllosioNtils oast Itweedifill either Ph= Trissav; bloosiotty 'of liborty f bat Parfli: 1/0 Oil 1111Nowiwg day of Distridit, indoor( Theo I cwotaiwiwited with a trite app.- reflatirot efi0 • 000, Se. &e t: The Soh *Mei leets of the America* hoe, %Ole. .11 , ,1100 sat Ito LINI4OOO I or 'OO6 Pirb4 l46 iodide! to as,' bWßiietlipil Mold riovarit•lor NNW, TWO* 1 hot yet forgottelit iiiiiitillit *a NA of JuSee: ' 1 • ;e:• v 11 ' 0 ' • . 1 / 0 - I'. COURT OF EIXO'S This der the SHIMS LOill ELUPI2O4OI7IIN. e4f Mike* atehlree et the Plated( for the sok:. Chia Jamie*. costradict The defence that a pens, of the am! 4 L the tletindaat, ha ,-.' ' , rt of the Moo * seed, on o hick 'lt the seller. - It wet lot ensiled la liholesatodeoler when the coati, Ter : ea4l R7** .01. Tentative hod,lor &Aide,' in - * JIMI i tt l e t • rd. liamischkoves -sight teed to AM critialtilon if it were. pertnitiod 1,41 ed a C - oateett bit '. mil ticket spoke onager by the Ilaiotlif - therefore Meld toter.—Verdict TM t 1 SVA Min, . An indictment .asainet nne the eon ' Mr Chancery,. sank epee . Mr. GuiteeT which the' party had then called • Sunset I keeper at . "as ouch:nen was her son, witness, and ea the horses ' very ill ; , not attend theta harnessed, awl he should • said he tier him down. young Staniej tendant should aid he would, and broke Stanley lip t hey very meal. the body, sad hoe biseasrt, , erled - monter. 41illeelleantemerliiowballt Oen' tail) to hie assiminee, mid thelditsiblifidents went swot with the earriege sod laristiO'rfbe listosots; kept: MI bed for • week, and wor simeeded for a fortnight by a medical mai. • . . , , t• .I• • Cross•essmined..The Wrens was gait. sober,' sad was net ambito, themes) he: might +/peak either sharply to the coachman: l'he vi keels refasten r. let his horses p oat at l l o'clabl'• at eight. 'enter hid been starved'in the armory, sad be had .Si* teat the same cambiums iltookl esrm Aliso theta sits; but that come other maninighl.• ' ' Ali' •Illootti ilizzirltelelseu, 'in this step of the yet itee Mr. **air, for the Deftnithot,lrbithr4 • .uld divot. the 'feet or the assault. . 1 flvl iairrli Mr. almost 'ruswermi,' thit Out DeldettiNSlVll take. cars to pet - Mr; Stanley - hen the remOrdystrie 10 prettiet high IVs* 'giving 'estidamir, bah* shiseld be a blelettesierarefaushe *lslam epee eollatenS met. ten. Mi:lltaeley Ssrawa , yowl Mee ref most pewee• able deresaaire r f • Mate" of the isamMalier is CIRO°. .t' 7 ,1.11.. OA I ti6ll ..46/1N.4 sift ; 1.,9.4ti, Mt: W. - 1111110111 WI lOW 4milide tin the 'spot by the cry of • warder. Mrien WOO then re!, hat yoeat Stanley held Ilia Petrieratoe by Idellelltbend the waist, but did mot Mike aims. Atospadtai god the hones out. tn.? rt! • ...t Mr. 13ay1ic an opotheeary; hod attesail Darby; sabo lied roasidetablefeeer and a arestill e rib Wee rewired on thcright side ;•he'wsallatefrlorth brideedi and his head contssed.' -The wilatail bad visited Mid for more than • , ramoth. ' ..) s:lm. r' Mr. allilleite oddressed the i r dsteiet do i Wood. oats. • lriseay &entry we. eel, beflNlte 111' and 1$ revs Op, bat not at all ef• - lVdispotition se Emma salt se Ostroff of this weave Tie berm rem jobbed by the year, the arilllielsa was its motboAti and for the time ilisr Immo wivellier's, ' and slie•bediii right to , havethem set at any Owe of the sight listt s•.suronside for 'wisest. - 'lobe beet mss. that Di was quite drook a the tiele.eft thiresuaelr. awl Toil og Stanley might isaatlyezereise sr times face - ape° the Pi emote, as wet useessary to give • Mal 'she use of his mother% hisimUte carry him to hi. brett:er's. the night belie wer# set: • It ' was err, likely that a struggle seelt *lee, . but it , was eistieely oiling co Derby'. befiralog to allow Mrs. Serisileyoi esisbosasete . lam war litiltorses. The LifeeetC•oemted esottoollv . that Who ode ebbs to vest radlitidma Possvassaiiiipai baidawast , Oistitalars; tbsys 1141110101 a .141190,1111aia heat meisket of the sliasidiass irvistilll !,•;# 4 . Joe Cattle:sok vegissasOtilatiMbabli allabealW,, st Mary.le•botiee , *went Illaultieliad sasso abes., apaaterisorsimaylateaksaid . - 04 the ate& be qlses• Ilea ; he was lealfilegme the Poli of a car,lage, as if lirowaat east *ippon' biwatte •eitiorst it. The wittiest llMl3seelll4lllllol a ma* our meow gross and stossies • Si t. • 71*/* i *as speets' ] aftsi•44lmt amok, and illoellietwallielliiie ea srellt dtweley, whom tainilKsissilidleimltellapeei •Ilasaa sou Net 4 es* Multi** bad iiiiii aimed* sail card am touliplaist. al) s 1: ,* t .. 1 N't its*," 1 • • L ' O. • bliittbasoifilMessa, a isa;idditsac saw 011tbr east aidstassistag its inbeellths A* hoes** pole, visieetly•abi tab/ aley tbaaidail*. _ ,a 8 64 yeaag Stealer was asrestallMaltbdtallir the yeah. • •‘ ..* -1 :I '.? -T 1 .: Nielheel'elletO s taldilliAllillirit elllitelle lb" bit alarm . 1 . 'lc timal Os .).- . , • . . .. ' . • . . . . . .. • . issamommosammumaummommis , .12W urritz.Lienetes.,---. , . , ..,' i ,•,s —... !I:filar OF KINGS IIiNCII. lose it 4 I —*t o ' •. ley the Sktiegs for Illiddleet eageepoeligp •'t d Etmeenolkotek. ~„,....,,, ~,, 1 , K r ..".'j! •• I • liallili t. tortelr. t . r n.:_t„ . .i !was roe a paltry action to reciser,Wg elle I d coals alleged to hate beep .W ag o g ) : Air to the Defendant. We traly,tecoljoil l it eke of so opinion expressed by .11 , i $ tatice—tbst it is net portent to,oilialt.llo t a Written aleeseest,by mole alfigesop ht elena, was, tbst the tills nereleoplied • of itil •POO of aftibers *bo *• . 1 . Keidsat, six. Plow" *I ktis - * -; I* of the Plaletiff it the coal f ieeteit e ! .; .. t , . I, on whieb it J. VRFO•red. Heat .s, , l. teller, a i 4 t r pereadaut the rpmica v,:the '0.644* slit(ifii., 0 $I Is of paw fp4 . 4,1 the t .pitype er! . 4 fo r theler welnorrted in..the, gielseo t e &tali trecei h Ast Aset, retail —p, „..• 0,. soo stei'denco woe. mete . el L . t . ,* • a hati.taketi place between. the 1 '' ;'in which dip ,letter admitted lilt . 4Te .. rof theca's, and never nteedfitald ilt4ll t . . . t r.o._ lacaineaocifk, Word tie r 'Maisie. t it O 1 °.." 0 0 1 * -- " 1 '. 41 . 4 4,!V f 0r of, V. ppriltiVO 1,0 oftibirp , v . 47.1 attuti by .parole thAtaro s ti l . i . . ~ coke eniqetiocally thot the east, , liii.• - • laietilf to the Defood,rti ) 11 4 1 4_ .., 10 ,,_ _ . .t P held that the Plaintiff Ts. iw i iStifed 10 qii. .Verdict for the Plaintiff. Si, • - ' 1 I Vitro v. ellAva.it, AN* 4WD ilr o r. 0 adictreent A mine the two Def . aft, ii, son of Mrs. Stanley, widow of a *Mee* y, sod the tuber her cortcheart, 4r, au Ur . : on Steve% Darby, a literpetahlevitrepor. ; viallaT 'poet shortly over the facts .at a to prourmatiort arose, stating that I be joins, tee A recelead.to, be eta eery feriae asters. lip led the following *knees : ' \ el Darby deposed, that: hr, was a livery : B i table. at Purtlectd.eoos t .tifft Datendavt, or t. 1 :hasty to Mrs. Stanley: the other Dicfetplaq son. Mrs. Stanley jigged heroes o idt t lied ea the 16th Dec. 44 Mo i res Iktoyst es home from the creekr,. IPOPAoII Gird Ow. ; he cosset foor in the afteesocuti and did .. • IA to the horses until 11 at night i they wer, . , messed, sad witneaosoleollell!oteds 11 I J L . O II/ . . *Ovid not, thee ,so spin ; but Mope was independent of the. wietess, sod kaseke t re. fie then .seat !Vey, but return:4*k* kanley : the whet,, Insisted that the De. . should dile. the horses* no este: Defendant would, end struck - thefiritudie on the heifist, k. env of his rile: at-iluriffante dew yalieg i . streck shorn 'ad- the nth, and cut- Illb i ry then both fait ipso Mart; end • !kit Me eh. • TOO% &milky Mon ter* Ada felted . r, and sold. " Out with hie". 'a--41 hile•well retiet, 'ft we Met*" Ifiret I V* eifiaiteetlitet 1 ~' • . , t