The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-01 00:00:00

.; . ~~ :, • '~i~tL: - . I 4 w~ .. y. ~:. ;~> .- 'the 1181 the Libert y of Pre# 4 . eerved ottl/,• IP thif 41 ., i flirted' counfry; VC . . Wilg fi tt(h 'the innate If iterttion of Engliahmett for .04st ineAmablf .,l ptivil teges:,...tb s ',fender them mere - evitClifiit ' for tbeii,,itity.' rity, more tfil l ited and . taere resplptein !bor . dthatvg• " It etas' the object of the present • 11;1104,91 OP cherish that veneration:to stimulate that V 4114114, to cement. that union , and'to 'l'l,lgal:site 'diet resolui, tion, thus . would the engines of tyranny,. however 1 formidable in their appearance, or arbitrary in their 11101kof application, prove es conteatptible for their.; impoietteei as they were ever detestable for their) cruelty. t' • • .' .' ~ • ,-• :I 46 ' s uch . were the setlittiithtts whiCh clutraaterisekl Mr.-Fos, *ilk+ ennobled his irt, and would f3r: ever' sanctify his rnemori—in his bosom did they. glow with such never dying ardour, that if he welt still permitted to watch ovei.the distiule i of hiciet i 'belov'etleouttiry, it would be his highest reward te.,l "ohgerve, that by their daily progress in intellectual; isnpivetnetit;• hit: des6endatits were becoming more `dayetliie et lippreClititig hue blessings of a free ptess, andiif discern ing the . value.ot those principlekwbich It wit the glory of .his life to • vindicate and main- tainj Itivould. be his reward for the oppOsition and ; oblotitty which he enc ountered 'lO p romo ting the highest Interests of m apkiod = iti :vindicating their civil,' . reitglotis ? and - peTitical -liberty, eitd in esta-1 Visiiiitt ttftellatuhil riglits . of the human racm,-4.lva,t godlikeiet , Whict Closed his mortal cireerHit wpialit be his iewird to witness the homage vihich the en lightened Ott of ebli cotivihnnity, however 'divided. by Parly, stillreadtriete lis - talenta and his ski tees. • Night not bielialqteclepfrit be at that moment hovering over itiem,.lllctittng each sentiment of free dom' avid pertichmtioglitt'eachburst of rational de. light. • • „ . " Witeliaddiressing himself to the admirers of Mr. Fos's politgal ifi, it must be7superlittous to enlarge on tht'benitits Of a free preii;:deeply as they most be tenpreMed , kith the convietritt-7tha! it was Awn. "t4l te :the.preservitioiv of arc liberty , t. the (lit! fusior 'oft..ttnoiledge l ,.. and .iii . niequintty to the ilme- Itariritoti:d taittik.:indwiihntit It . the:dominion ,of lyrtkinylatiice, and Oefer.yreuld have knoltgoo ml- the. limited • knowledge of our "ancestrj. - on kuhieeli of:therhigliest i nterest , , would have beet, the bourn of . our: intellect ual -attainmeigs7-their igno rance, our inalienable ibiterittmce—not . need he re mind their, that a free ' t)rida l . rertifieti by trial by - . ":4dl tab 'his a tfrighteAletAgiuMittev 41/1411Pettefrors at the tribunal of ITeaven. " The sentiments Which then prevailed, he trust ell, w o Ohl ;lift be Merely' An' evanescent feeling,' , butt st , settled , poitelpie ortetionOnfittencing rhetriln'tbe !tlischarge of theirhigh mid Important ditty. as Jam's.. They ought fOr ever'to bear - in mind', that by 'Mr. I . Fox's memorable Act, 'wMeh alone would have been I a spleedid - monument of his - patriotism, they were invested with omnipotent Jurisdiction in cases of ' Ilbeh, if therefore the todrisel 'for the Grown should j outrage their understandings with hi; professional, !jargon, asking them to . cowrie a fellow - subject of j publishing a scandalediteillidicious, and -false truth, then ought they to burst - *sunder- the cobweb males 1-Of legal sophistry, whether proceeding from the bar or the • bench, - by the force of their - own ult. perverted 'reason-Actoking steadily for guidince to the nolar.star of trnth . Alone. If by thus faithfully Aischanging their dolt; they might blear the Jiff-. *tissue of the jade, thee ought the language of Itheir eondoet, to he, ' keep you., my Lord; witbini the strict line of your. duty,. 'we have sworn ttnit'are!, will exercise that jurisdiction which is exclasitlitY* our own.' By this firm and intrepid line of cob,, duot,• would they promote the highest interests or themselves, of their posterity, and mankind, rot ! thus would they approve themselves the e ffi cient pro -1 1 tectors of the liberty of the press, and of the,trait. scendentright ofTrial by Jury." . . .. ' 1 ." Sir Snotnrt lionvilly—may he succeed ittretoßiAng Oar Penni 1 Code .juLt and hoodooe a% nor notionll . chnotorter." • 1 " IllnyChristion Kolowkdge concur syith Christian Charity.. i n rrm..v ing ill civil tilirshlities imposed on the-score of Ati• ' ligiols." • • - _ In consequence o' the Rev. MICHAEL MAURtCeS name being loudly eatlid,!that Gentleman iirmie ind spoke to the folluisAllg'effect i.-- 41 . ' :a - I should - deem it highly onbecoining - to remain silent - , aftel the ittlyttite Hy which' you hire been pleased te - expres . your ,wish that I' thoulli rise. 14 I am fully consciOni tif the extreme difficulty Vad: must attend any one who attempts; to addressthisCda Ony x after the veryjedielims, animated,' and elo. literitipeeches that -baht'alriatly 'been delivered..-L s r ofivedity is' iticteasio;4oe ndliplitit this source fret Ali o TiOm m y own inability tb . 'eoggest .10. ideas ' open ri s u b j ect; 'which has SO"VongIe 0 0 . ti sled, and wiikkjibm' the approbation you hi # e shb . wn IV theieUtiznerit just given, must be duly aPi . preciatet by ittftilfeht: 'The toast IS perfectly at. propriate to . the 'Puipose tit this meeting, and in Cur' XL Jury,l'Vritse, ate the only - instirmouttt _le barrier to the invoitai b :eppretiton',-At was an engine which 4 ai operaled:Oti , q)frigate Statesmen - and corrupt Se nitors, 'is * d i ' *the gihbet; On' 'fe)O'rita Of locerior rank ; 'it'44l4 4t i ld reityaii4d f . Ufose who were ilisenstYl l itb tl t t!. if. lency of a iii,who. were dead to eviryitbsioiktgabie iiyaitslii-:;to every generous im pulse. , . "Aka they , had"" of then to . learn the seise of a Mit iires'il` thifibiß,.i "itoe'ever„ to tousidegfir im. titie?ot the itireuirs tb which it ,Kai eapoied,,thi! eel rhttikt theilittel , tirOiide for its defence" ' Here Mi; Cnbett a view of the piotectiOniels)ch . .., the Civititutitin afforded to the subject by the beats ? Scent Witting - on or trend Juries, *drifting to tto solPihrt sanction ender which they acted, and to. the evillehbe typed 'which alone they, coula feand their judgment.-=' Was it not to be detigiiierecres? Oet all those whim were then linteu'reNt in dungeipe fat _ .act coincidence with the' . opiniont'of the character. whose memory we no* cottimenicirate„ " Mr. Fox felt ids fait fOrce, and had his life been spared, this countryvrpul4 hare viiteessed the - exer. Hon of his splendid talents for cirrymg the principle into effect. Pity it is, that it ShoUld`iegiakrietti adreiitli i either to elucidate its nisture,.er to dvtw, (l . 'trete the beneficial. effects that wool(' result rioi4w ! iiit*Etaal Ao l Aciosi r ; -ptrtstigoity sbrosba geoactic; feitieSiiince,..4oV Torii to 'ali t Whilst 1)144o . skive in. tithe " tileYi e b s ititdde tunction . q. o as you '.wish o "'Ns i , 1614°1; the father isf. _Mei: ha, th made of' nnelilcisa all the fantiliei of 4111 i. at; he hath .endowed them with differesie.eipaiktieei placed theta in different situations, aod ' desii n e tlea ch , in his respective situation foihappiness who are w, that•we should oppose the benevolent plans of the Almighty ? Each one is for himself, and,for himself \tone, answerable for the, opinions he espouses, ;fie 0 ngeon, . not only frosn• consolation of" ni cry inerins %yhrifb: and gunius,to rued ilic execratioti . ,fi g infamy be hi , firmest of us, 'epic t may shu,vl it recorise'l!e! . `llll.'ludg T iii-iisi.;: dap i . 'ct r Y • ifiY tikek, i9,1#7 past _ .- . . ._ . . Gentlemen, I have been tolerated , from aothoritak,Att r i witividitudgeen. They were atifortuittely which I cannot doubt, that when Mr. Protheroe was ,!' ettbiiquiriy of their countrymen with . . piekaxes Plinii l iltittettivelt; drc. who had been employed to clear , applied.to for an explanation of his political • ples, he declared his intention to suppnrt a fair c o n - ,i tt itY th e snow . They also attacked White, who at -Igitutional Reform .in the Commons House of Par -,1 one time contrived le escape from theM, but Ile lint pursued and brought teithe scene of action 'and beat fitment. I shall only add, --that on a late occasion, when every Member seemed toshriek•away frowthe ,io:the most cowardly and disgeateful manner by Ilhe - aide of .M.r, Whitbread, Mr. Protheroe stood man- i etiffians ; she particularly distinguished Ratan s fully forward, and expressed his opinion thatAilt. La' Ilagliaii beating him ; he was oeuveyed, apparels** I Whitbread hatl'always acted a great, consistent, and lif e j egst to . mid c p e i ce , tioxpital....:,. . patriotic park .I: am confident that you will, feet; Margaret , c l a im w o rmec t o ! o,,, ret . w ith, t h er #, .. great Pieninte in drinking the health of ~,,. mi.. pil 11,0 : Pr It brie, .. . . 1 . r - e.i dtt . ion that shelatxr 3oyte AOredy,engaged in the 01,,. . 1aCk . 0n.1ti94..... .• ' - - , ..:,-. t glizabeibbkivington also stated that when cite pct Si r MIRY . P F A S TMEELOC I in a short speech . ; i . iipd.qtanits to the chairman, for the handsome ...._ .I.A i wa. j il in the she saw, t till matt-Strike hip' soinuerlie. which he hack preposed the health of his . a Mott' dlent'binviiitth i piece of timber. ' `'acid brother; and to the Company presen t . for the slat- 1 M'Carthy and several other. witnesses con firmed the gittag eilpipliation they had: shown on ariakintit.— : ahem '['hey vete committed for ftirther . eitainiaa, that this brother woidd.ever'be • - --- - •*l9 -1 the wounded man ir ~49eiftts.:sare them , :11' ton until th.o ll PAtok .-- Xt..,— . ii Inklifik- f r appd, s an independent and conscientious Member* Guia.ouixasesrdtif;plmpo.„ worre4 parish raftlaappo,t a andat friend to Constitutional Rafarat!-- beadle of St. Sepnichia 4 eivae charged with neglected he trasaal thaefram this tactraeq,,sll feelings pf dif- d uty. befarel h ir sio a r A i dettnah. terence • which had been. ,excited, would for 'ever 1 The _Complainant (at gentleman of the Same perish) cease, _and ..that his brother was not more ansio - us to stated to the Magistrate, that on Stildny evening, he : ' rAmesib4r the kindness of.his friends, thats- to forgets saw a woman vying .on the ground,.apparently in a !the hOatility of his opponents, and he attributed th e . state of insenFibility, and desired the beadle . to set seal 4 ail parties more to their partiality the re = i tof —.. I I that proper care was taken of her. ..Tfils, however, speotive candidates, than to personal o b j ection , and I was refused , on the ground that his tiny did net that, hoWenr.ardent r tlie future prowects, O :eit)iet t. , tt L _• ~.. i commence tilt,fhe.Pal role' came on. After . some al. party might.be, he hoped they should now ali..a.n. e ;.tercation, , he constinted..; bet the. complainant sas# . bandy...C*li profepoing the same political pful - i peaing-frem his otnittier, that he wgitld not do as he ci.plose; :. : , '! , - - • •' ! said, about half ah hour afte, sent' hiseyrn servant ~ it Ste neon Protheror, Vice-Presiden.". t . to the place, who fund the ivimairs lulu on the " Mvo i natitiehillseover the insanity of war, and w Wont At:: .. ' pound, witho t any attempt 'mei - Intsititaret •• t , IsedtWellinelon. the Marlborough at eue present age; 'l ° l Y *le her. The Ccmpininani said,: _ , Kaaisitett the , the Arely . .liaitigh humanity nf . his cut 0119 0 Fratiee, tier'? ass parish officer to be informed, that t : *tsiflle dety at.. am .flirptl it tr i r Pfrl) n a ne s r Xtionsits teltitite and hi 4 hroveerew fur all hour,: to :lead his oasis 'nee., whole- it Mig ht- he - the • it-nt.titicetidtlarinf the Itriti,hSavx,P. , ' wanted, and not at.the liens only of :ibeititoesteg . ea' rim - * his 'saytant political tiers lons had been 'lli' this respect de.: i aion.,, . Tr. • • • . maiutaiainA. any.. forird 'or th protection of . the tottstitistion, and i the faith he embraces, _end for the mode in which he - The Patriots of the Peninsula, and ►iwty their unconquerf. . had men made the viCtims. of that odious process deems it his thor to worship " his God . Society, ; able spirit in'the exitse of Manna! Freetiont,wrove a strening 'of I , lle patrole ; and stated that his 5t.... _ vete WON i to 6t,heTtectitttxtatioe:..ll ligi a ltF , i pied atelthitioa. - ~ , r s: : present, to,corrOberte the trrinmetito9.. . • :.:1 '. : „. throlfiCto . ' infermation,. a process founded on the , therefore, canna take cognizance of religioe: in, mere discretion, •fii would not call it the caprice or i the transaction of the creature * i t his Creator. Te : 1 6 Mi. Brongain ; 'Who desired no other inscriiitailliallie . ~ 'The Aldermen c.:,oaetea) was . of opinion,' that iiiii, Milicii, 'Or ad individual, which might be instituted ibe pure, it loose be unbiassed ; to be sincere, It Foot ettiltsrlt, mem th at be *as • a foliower r!f . Charles Fox, illlr , e.tiCa . es did not come within his iu'riidictiori, end . nip or tilt • abirivhen instituted might be accelerated or •be dictated by a, tilt investigation of what to the ' in- ' ory ,., te l i . he tatmortal statriiman and II Friend to the pisoalipf. i i , 4.;c4ol.gadid . toi the:Complainant to apply. to: Ail: _ l. A Aly bx- Officio tuformations, and the prureed lr. tetaroea, prosecute& 'or suspended, effectuated' or ; divideal tippeard to be the good and ectieptable ifttfi Of • Star Chamber, meet a fate of iimilar infamy " 4411 '• i: chtithsvotedis Of theeerish.ii •• . -,. •,,., ..., ,i• frustrated accordinf to the mere , will and pleasure / his bfaker., _Pedal statutes ' in religion May tiftal, .. f .' s ed ' Gratitudeil .° /" 4 ." 1 1 1 ak ed m prr r • .; hme wh° have N l F.'„l: , i , • die John' Brzn was charged with it eette*; three . . ..... of one man—a tirreidithie power wheresoever nay, will PioduCe,,:hypeCrites, but.llikliese ~tatio ' el :. S f ir r 7ris e s i lis e gu n fd i e t i l kl i _t e h c e_p a u se re ° am i l la iii i t'repia asserhir l ei ffie peon& of (obacebtreintUeeritylf, bir . ...ladfd.'— **slid , .• but how infinitely dangerous in the : one acceptable isershimser; • All such tai It prP'' - , -the r' Nisti the ;iichti of the Peopl , " Akira ;It oyd's fotvemeniittitedifthat • 122 . 6,4:10asiiessoisoe - of bands ' - of 'rine holding st * .4dOrative office at the ' usu r p ation over "Conscience . . st i u - st, o** eel risivriair:" preVions..susicion, he .ha6.4itratelita_ the Piiivineri Wasiak, of the Ctiilvn . , and 'who, instead of having : eutherity not b‘longlng to tnnitUl po we r ,, it, car , and saw him put a certain quantititiot. tobacco into beeiWtinid . byearlyi,interCourse with the liberyal and ble of being delegat e . to any human powir..! . o i the &hum tif hie kat, and thnl a ttebetheki. After Zittd, tia "eillarged snit reverential views of our irili, therefore, ' for .the removal ntall penal sliftutdi f 1 he had gone a. iittie•iiay, he or , him..to be called I f .- ! ' " dill ti "tie . I) possibility.Lea a on, mug /A person' in matter of religion, is•oniy fo . ,nienifeat alftlECee... 'hack„° . : when, •OOstead if bbeyinglnmediately, •he •' *bi t 1114 kived his Way to. office through the al rfiction of the itittittsip4iceilenve.of retWoffal4o A turned first into a:Ctiorts)vinit upon. coming into the stsiei fist the 'Old Etafispr,',through,the, .putjleui: ' ! solicitude that that; Gospel * 'y demimittrate iis es ,to . • Alsop thOmarki.Ofteleeck • • • iwiev foetid *beet bis hat, . Ni**tis l .',the confidential aridsoccett*feli advotAtfe a 1 (bre beauty, .fr,ela . fillm - every pollution. Odd tbek . and upon searching Afolitisirt, three - loud ti, trelOtni . 6i . 'iiitiros , lotittio foundation of whose for'... I Very adyroCatiir .. f!tr , its • 'sptead ehoohl Oro.* his *std . . pound, of the value of -eke! shillings, Verwfonna tine ! mai hair bleu lii i d..in the fruits of their st*l cerity hi the cOmmlikkeifi - of knOWledge . ,.,tiCties lll)scattered abcnt, as also nearly three poundir in his isightilonder, Ut:itOkentil they had Undergenstldsel Piety, end. benevolence ; ~t . ds contending * the 1 lodgings. The evidence of the fdomilleisatit's shopi ine)orkuri4cation of ttle crocible,.. e nd had assumed unity, of the.: Spirit in the sited, of peace, itisd in 1 [man was to the same lelfeet,- sad the Aidermaa v flteuntiacetolional . forin 'of iegultir fees, 0 4 . .Perhapsi righteousness of lire. It tu i rrpm a perhua,sioti .that, efterAtioanirpting oir the heioopanatnre of a breach ft•Ote. vise. pfedie of those A . gartrieofs which n elre, dais is the only,triie niethotor Ohowitig_ tdethers.tbe t of trust,. Cornered him to be tiommitted fur Wel. • destined die add titillate re t wavil of the jubj: -.. ioulidnesS of oar. faith 'di t 4S4tetin Tolemtion;ai: ..,-50..., . tloTOrs-GAaOES.- . -Mr. Saw. Dation, of •Iramp idloner,=BWlCat an tiOn t eura" 100 COnatipSeitx w ilq it respects -rcligiton Is io ' stick 4es:nry4lig of rejig ; •; he poor Steed, appeared on a summons, titansiver to &charge file liki eh irVidred ntiiiiiit •' " ' ' . dol. . '. ' .... •, .. • • •• I alenhamy, of refusing hisborse and cart e , on iSelinday 'kit to 2 " Resit! , s it Mightlititrit k l e' ?: i 3 ' l '44 " . : 4L Tr* .. 4 . bi ' . - '' (.' . 1I L , , g odd and. just ~ G, ?c• detgoll to *mil? . • Ant Cl" - far remote . from 'thithili cir. eyfio i , scls o rk ye a It* woisbie s of l his create its ts k ihath • deal . arS4,-, t ii A serene bostin 21 . . Ala took place in ArOadmisn's' Eleliam -in Keat oed w i ti.ecoesicted lii the penalty •E 4i ,. 9 f . • C hi our children,;leitead,., N teN, . s i efl ~, i t sce nt h e sehat a man WO', :4.4'not....4tordidg.et.imeadows,, near Ifilitiimititron .: Fuiturday, between fixe, pounds.. . ,-r. A Chier'S'atiloe . mktcli'llo R o, atiorr A to•k", fi k 44 . • what 4!. high i10,t,,51101, it, fie, Mucre i ti,;' ? • '. Old . be t ;..Clitoie'srA At gikliitkli .• son; in the. itighhanthoeti, .i Pony ifAra/tootetgad ays . ;oerrd ilbraharte, were nature hii' co ontetoPprerieo ,it qiw ?All .well: ha! fti pTesUmptido- 77 -'Airioat pi, - . opApFt) for, a i•ail,:ilsiNly . 'rand Sant Wetherington, aS3 tV yet.. for love. They : brought nit 03, gutt , e. ebe ofP,Cor, hY % horn they well k da . r:i t :i e g rd a llY ho ui r " se nial an: app►reciate and to,,etliii,lt tht Ope.„ - of,..tbe ;liietorimk creature . te . pretetiti to toleiete r 4t the omni po t ent . tieieeflOstiditfeii fotisiNfliatiti of a publican's widow, ' epprehended . ehout eight o'cloc rout& taildil tt, • i t t i l lnfik Oatlke--.--th,ey :Slight ba era eion4ent to :idea a • - . iv- ylOprOve.:, ,14 an WhlCh score', i ;41i . 4`.. ict ensued. , ' After ftgA.4*, ii!..,tifiossf-strgbti . WestflOgstAri visited, 'the , ito i l W,L.. t paiko a pp3,*pp, T o. .wassfide„ fopeded`me kii ,L.L prep . : ,eO, _ ._ isosi, v eypereedli t ilrith pock ilesperatisissi . within five minutes of twis.' teri e ,fiontainitog about .helf,,e Lou weight of King's ,- p 114 . 161+1'J 114e —a op' : - Rely devoting i lyniaal ! f 4 iiiisiiiiili, "'Old% 001 pwi,,tp„)iprp! oktatails: !at "f41111,144(111liSly1,100drair) . neither beingebl ftf store's, Consisting of brass, copper., end iron boltes &Cs the 'vieves"Of the diVit,. as Vie Means:of 449citio matters of relOoe end it is time, it .iS ;Age • WIN, - skut :2-........_ . .. .1.'. 1 4' .! ' '' 1 ' . 4 ' • 1 of which elief coaohl give tion_satisfactory aecodot a numerous family, nurtured in. the la e(j.eettryg,l Omt IL pation 400PFU4hed fOr, philesophy, liberality * i DtraeOrioSkii. 2'7.+--Ott '' friday night last, 0 mew t Thofi wen committed for, futther.eimitratiothe'4l.:„l is 9 . 11-7 , eAother 1 end emittenCe In every other pdreuit, should invite. darned Ibiold*.residini,dintildimo, in this county,l /Yuma; i4oNg, a; genteel-10 0 Yluotjeudgema , „Aulp and educated in the. setio9 of.,,ein.bi 3, ffeCies--4 judge, subtle, elute, 'aii sanguinary, ! all fits ill ,bitaiits to the pit:ool)4Sn of equal prlsl 7 ": was taken onteol.his bedobY sonic assassins, placed . brought up, charged with picking die pocket of Mes . all oroseausisiseodeirliiitel•teWeetscy, shall 1 feges t , a f i .. .envy citieeri unite t to, .greet te all' the, r a ta rust the Tomitiotio,, bile on - thetuiltt .of ! rigid ,h . e4 ~:fßl,,ipissiiiiiii. 7: 11 1 .41 ,n , to • 'iOeie tliCir fir s t Bred athishead, ate 001 at his.litodYt nis .Imi ane, yesterday , morning, U the Priooner- Wive 'ng hinfichen, en his trial, toiabape : Oon Wit14,160 4 i1l heert ecootibleitii the dicletes.o nod &lighter in emignireweiwg to escaper were alio , : se.arclied, several other handlterchiefs were foond, ill regard to imps A yip - -i , the rd of fired eller Whams l'ill A ttittalrthe son received a otigllt•:.his pocket.- He . was Fesuusded,foranutlier quipiEta,.. inself the couusc Il . O 7 *Clio is The ,caut;it' assigned - 4 , tion• • • 1)11 lers ., fro t it, • ~- -•-• . . si'n his appointed t .ticitt'ittft II; illsatittfoton7 vests to Mr* Odd. . is clintiV; thus soo, Ohnionit iii pretten't in ilia i onnt/:gkol i .: t , ~ A an of thievei, fooloor .five itt numbespeweilbitia conv . icefon.a end 're•bappy to, find , that the *ode .oft . jostice . attempt to rob the hauls, al•Mr: TorreooaliAbildedi i,ps* AkhrO dettineed,i4o by the aosasilitetton of the Park, 'kris, .oso.ebe night of tiaturdajt leatositray ay I go - " Non. erpor by . d late Ant of - Pavtlioment,':tlie informa- . were discovered,:ra . theact.of forcing the sWedleolgilio 4 2vh6i 'll'o' given in mrdl:the'paeties are in consctioenee of the attar& siren by a Newfssopdliod ta k Si i terbss.ezomlis , the stairs. Mr. Torren in • firedAip? iltidetami ;111400glit of a drag bowling up t. ..dazette.) . : tbassoriksulhe svhole dsbaioped *'a ft e r: „ ' :etc. 4itirtiitakeit; ' Wartitboti wards taken 4ti the pursuit. .. ens .ac is oio . niut. Ines r ho b • T =e=rmtt . t=to=szetl . fur-a • 104 time and in tbalswiteluset Ismail** lkiiitietgoixts She iNiarertt• isprersenia VLitbe ian,nnd o bodits, with- *IL the? -plaenowlesia (Ptlitneu easspide) that result fFittn the spectire . pusltlon. star") oehtstlal globe, kif ittatiew anda-lialf . 11 ‘ 41 0 ,t qt PtlitS.tri hfirfsitt't Kd. etu eeltent a 'Whoiltigrki aostratbitlitite.stdastilf lt are fdntrOg t i e*: P4 l o l 4l6 l. ' " l : :rt t : 11 .1 ,:3 • . ~r ;S ; what in all proeecnti I'' presume not on the • . I the atcused, directii .I . ) Nis conduct by a ref instead of being 'kin ahallyven bear dow tifyiug him with hi . , psnting, after co pouncing' upon hlt irYint him awa , , t ., ilarWittt Auttge .... T .. f j ita ualix _dubstrred,n itiftWd We litif,t4titi'fiovii the . ' i t - itioitifugoior . th, fa; ~,, ~i rA .. . 5 e n d VeintatiOngi ' 4 % kr" continue • ipfeliji*i 'putil ' e • StitiV--iiit lastin t 'i t ,' motrienili en' the 7k s.:10) se ek ` for met lie may . recognise I tioni'gs . jualimatt his mitifess Joitg fdittatt nieatnry - * , sn his trim, taxhape i GOD I , itil,,,Mtlri i Ilf t k i Wt rt l 9 o 4 olr di t; in i l l i l: l l7 l r v d s u o l f " fi;l — eft:; — b — ding convictinti, and i cfslV RV ; 011 ~ ki 9 7/1 101.4*-414 PeMolier, I ; 4 t it t li d Is t 9 riAmb it have lli b li ee P n. m il s : . Dalai:, hil wound in s o! adottvociek il.iden- ', 1, 1 4; pa, een.lovig'' . ago'ma;niteawi. Then:Weil, VI, dhsbnlica lA.: gud:4; j eafkeity ; ne .I.lr pensions-winch have ,talwn. place hetweom , 40104 41 when, e?tt3lued, Pra,t t eskAiqd Catholics , - between chtitelitneri,onlit sot * e gre'l i vtotexiiVi9;43e, 161 lihs7 Ber t s, have existed; but eact,..in, laying, ,fispl! 4,04 be de en t _ IR om p li,lp lit ar y ski bi te;eAs,enil i striti, would ilirl i ,llflelprOlffiW, erva'i 1) ) ' may 11 .°:=5 ( 1PkAVFC 7 1 4 6: 11e a Rci / cKogier'i POtleyr at - : 111' 1 1 , : ( jU Ilititt.in" be l 4 040491 . 1)1FQ.171 . W.i . Of • - . u js.q.;holsed this sti n t utinire`geneealim iiiib* cne (ki iti ' his e nelsolf.)sqtirga t ,Q4„ii,, klisk(or:ecrly t. titid Ono the,noble achielft ,Itlon.—( Lint', i w i fbil' e , 4 ll * A - 14 t IP,. bkiY9l " 4 l o /-P ‘ a n l. i *P S itlig4 Siled Vii lP. _F• 1 & . ..: 14'; MITNI us.to all tee i pprfANA i(?F‘Pill festrffnns, MTV, will Iwo(.,qpix Fevre, ,tbe44l4 IlllolllCl4/Al4 ! ' s+ ii• !•/ .1 o tohdpei . 10, fri . iiiipii; pa be rplip,wetl i!x t clsc e egos fivvls , 1 1 !i Judge_ OiIiALTIS 'mot jl_ F ...„,,,,..,,,,„,,,,.,.,...,..,, aleA4 lll4 i be the' ecp%,.os elk sy 46itsg s ia4 . Its .breAm pp itrilu t ranifiAn;_ ; 44 -,44,11..0 ve lis rewhrl i .„;Kl4 l 4lll l ii t & i p N. t44,OI,ANACA . II loro j wi t , . !‘ ) ; i4 164§ cittivti4t 4 1441 require. ARRIIV4I 8 wail' ~; jite/1, 1 41 . q I, 141pp/1401c A gctycr9.; .4r eimssiitie: visit liim,, , t ell r a . , Conte On iopdl ipeocslolnr—r, .tho' state) I "Lrbeili c K - if i A Fi l 4iit-FV ) Ult . 1,4 .AO Wne_ t § e _lVP , 11 _1(9",tr..t. wet liti '4004, icpre p ~.Rr,,, i t ciliti cow* illm . gt celtetit wali 11 i r.1, r1 2.1 1e 4 t , la • 4i 604141181 1 .T 4 119 2:iiKPkli . #4 , *wilkh. l4 3 1) , 1A i F l , wq .. +ICA ilc. Ifi;c#lsiq w > l 4v: flit II ITI. I 'elahtlir pal .. 4 • • , • • * V , :*• lATESMAN. • . • . ‘6lllo'. t .ir 401,11, bActiENlVert Atq i oast ?....11-• , 'et • which inentaini .; forgiatioss of our , , criminal Code.., shal,l not enter y t r ; 6 f.pralithe f .$ II .00 1 Sir,"Sitettiel'ttOtniliY'S tharaOler.lir.hit was *brought' befoye ') 'staotber 'harainatldn, t cometir • bein tortieetion with hits conduct' aaamittlightooo dumber '6;fgerlefi'in f tor, tiolicito • • Senatia,fer the amelioration Or oartolans . Tor checking via!), and. reforMing offenders . Gene- ' .'Ashley, ati Meese's: fliddolph'Stritelfaht4le t: rositY is:the characteristic o f the pritiah but' The Prisoner %as cOmmitted for ititilL,.`nifirtte - - e per laWs too much resem ble thou :f ,itseq. Tcr.lbound aver to proseeutel. inetttiemtlrlif.tk 1, - • 'milted to Tothillfields Britiewell, , tfcretter if rub out thla spot, and to sebstituto' O retSentance and 4 d' a mendment, instead of 'death, is the aim cirjlie plans to give evidence on the trial, she , get -- being We .% LI, ,which Sir SinktOl. Tiomillciltas pursued. lie cousi- Procare'surOeik If 'aura that tint Ought'to have respect to''three ob- SalulaY.OrMaing..t. :61)its's Int thaotas4nei.a, -- ... arising from a differesktae,respectlisg Irish,Cotrnties.- jects—the prevention of crime, the amendment of serious state of ala;:m.11).-,P .. 00/1 1014 tools piavoc - 1- • The attack began between seven and eot l o'clock t •-• .4) the , ofTeni)er, and the restitution to' society, by la- when an immense number ,of men aRO: 4rpopklSsura . a it boar and eilimple, for the injury sustained. These from the Ship public-house, in ita g istbrittglitreet.-... r. views are consistent with the national Character, • they do honour,. to those who are zealous, that flaring the conflict, an intkocent'mdkpasss4.4 y righteousness should run down the streets as a streani, i. ;and lift • •Teellead. Theltattlit it nrorfulnato and justice ass mighty , curren t . Should the voiee4 'attacked in the most brutal. ferosioes tanner, • 1 the natant' he express by ari equal repreiept.aprt,l in there is no' alilabt Chit this, With many 'other, letpme.: 'Wan is' White,' end had : nett and • ► o .l, o leoptlitoold, result, improvements. whiCh v/4014 ;40 Iferfunafelyerrived seiked Three oltiteAtigfeatlelt . exalt us amidst surramOng nation 4 I ? ),it ti el.!' and dispersed the rest; there ip , fittle &Mg . :that ttai : tribute to give i PerannO r acillt tiot Parlietti4,lA' 0 "our Mkt *wild have been taaMpled to death. Of ; eagerly clewed blessing pr i ce " • ,s, terday they were brought to the Office' and wider:. Dr The M johAert lif i k elieioo, a ail delio O nationa. p we ae nt ic a k n e c na ciiki mit g ia h t a io n n , ; 3 1 i l ic te k y ae s l ai j d o..v t c h e , a n n a d mes m.le • . _IV r. firm andscoibistre supporter of Free- dab, .11.aweetindiPbilanthropy. • • ' •Rag kl a a n riaret Donahoe attended and gave a full ac. • • • Itdr.::Eueoturoatt and said,. , a die p roceedings of the mischievous assembly sal 46 Gentlemen, I shall not preface the toast which from the Ship - public ! boa and identified . the_ Pri. Jinn abeet to propose to yea, bey' any allosions to sonars. 'Raga' n Wall arm ed ,. with a sword toli !at..,pise odiunde_rst . andit . igs, .or .. electi j on p . • rs P of the- Cintrii and the rights of tue reorie. • " •pte Prim** 6( PjublieOpistiow;"k2A 'I, :3, n vm..l i ~` Maj or Cartwright, the venerahled tuderatigable Miro- L cote of Constitutional Melanie" . - • a " May the Tooloetl4ifyisiterial Cwt lakut 40 daced - by 1 the real Representa4ivpi of the People." • - ~ il H'llse'good' Old' Ptl'Ocipletr brb'tlr Aileilitit6- Re Par- , IllunenD, the tuidtellfir o fitititnce 'Of ll* CilitiftliK•da; magic defence w on 4 t T' 'itotodiatts" r " Our . brave 4 *lit V tlier brittle serritri be'revrard- e b d us b l i on ,theitholitinn cif ? that needles and degrading *pea bar.; , the torture of thre lash." -• ' . ''' - '' 4 6' Sir Thotnas: Graham; UM siteeess to our anciehtAllies, the Ditch, in thelr'stroggle for Nat inaul independence." " GescraL Prerott and hi.i gaUturt troops to America; (tiny the fa!aily quarrel be speedilxidatell without any coin-. i 1 i promise of honour." 1 . : i . c:'_.,.a,'" - " , :. • '-'''' s • ' • f l 3 .l t"' i .** I M rs. Barr, o • rts '• iti • . , V usual benevo- i • fence, lies, dining the precept` season, dis- , ° tributed upwarts of •u ends to the poor ; • 1 of the parightll6i of Ai, nay,. Tidenhantrj ismi: Cti•iwtokr:r .. !'""' "-' " ' .. _ , 1 '' it tig f e iti l ik iirKhgtti-friZr, 15r. Wi14104 1 1044 2 theUternolleMl Vitablisament.' ' . ''., ~-. _ . .„!__ :. '; 'On the tsa At' Mr. .14bni"Ji.ent, of. Islington. %lone - ' year. - • • ' ' t " ;ft t - ' On the 203t1 p t. at her goat, Tahoe, near Shigtlo4, /mit of Sit , Mit. Anti Piker; last suet pai r Sir - l itprif ilk h ..? •! * HI 12: : ', u t we iet ptplace. Bs ‘ . # • Y WlT3trat - Otkli; P' ' I11" ..* .4 in A tiara, ' lli. n; e ..'i ismil • . . -....11;1 . i ' f k Ktßgiiiit4ooll64,ooisa4l 44 . t 1: I.eli; 1.14; 4 '' - SrcrEsetAN Ottios, lit, Fleet-talteli.., ...., I,' 4.: