The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-20 00:00:00

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Thu e peledri Is. or ought he [lse . ' mg . As tree r o te: ht teem ea ee- V LAM% In Criminal CARP, Wl* tO the Ostler I nk .. e • re s i situ", sad Pirssesersa rsY Crews ! sal y acted epos. It ash a • rasps,* sal* Ilk .11 e wers elle sled IF Mr dotter.- dot bylines Uanabseas Verdicts ead f r ilt edicts by a Ma- Imor Mier , W . * ham ' an breast. If ase mile Judge bad In • sitiose.lthe , ~, Ito tut- iaritY- . - The Ifileating we hope will deft . deep Into Abe the g uilt .r I°°°°°* " •f lab°° °°l l be fully weigh every portion of the Mame. y ow l ',Mob Ey ANTIDRAO O. . i ••• 4, ••• - sad- " had Wrotehos boar that Jeep's. saw dine."-Pees. fally . fearthe t •s, • • , alielMel tat . '. • . L.. l * ... 41 0141 ' a tossi - the nid Prhsasi by all tam Wilms, lora Rambo.. ; keette of {Mee who bare wielded the pee to give Muth < k m 4 ,4 Till NORTH rob!. . ~..L.......m.r, of their 1 .... w.. sad i p. i . n .. t i i ;, fame one witness swear that he is. th e prima" enthilk II 7 .. 6' ...""""r"wooteles._the life of the ina r e Z aid sea murder, nod another whams swear that At. MM. the wed hy ma ging et de persteatiele,_ p w ri h es ea n t e be r ininardteerW:asatatinatodrhaedvensiumles pal eit, 01 .. tam ale ~..- • 1. v. . sew / 4 116 is ' • -- - •-' 11"114 11...... "Nia 'Al assi Aunitp...: l l. l lWitierawle eie beeil lafe rsge rat i a veli that irre Z i hn e l l : ll. la ild nias siell Maaasys Quillh • wail meet • "Miliptes.:lll:lll.=ertheietlceoeerte, w ith e° °°°"sllifsdisP ie :r a l v es Bergs , rsu w isi ashintig . vet . swollen.. arable to the fact that ate has If the teid°ll°° Y o f the se o wkissosos elite •- - . k Mho es. " Farewell to the . w her e tym. b ypoct i t i ee m y w hi m , weer wasayissehokk, what would be the boa* thait i o thp o ry is,. irv ro d t a d. mead Ow Flensel - iW - Woolles er Aosiery is 'tidy to ► bl) , Tri tr .. • , . I themselves havemadr.” asd•Skssbs iris, The J° 4 l° would °ay to • 111,011 4 4 How 11 0 ' •' • • Itz . -4 1 iif • • • 440 mai lea Consorts. willwroallopplows. es. "Thu Pet. I so L i ti oo p ho l ' A o h l ow be P in kle a v v .. i r • y ill oziosoi lani hb oo al = sl4 - vo , 4.; Jo _els& 'Airwoman. seise " Stop thief!" they ' testimony. Man is fallible, sad. ift• Ma* wi th a Loie-heassiagll • .•! was lor r. Lapel Lee •* 1 the • • 4 0 ! .., .. at the DIM eat lthedighom w ith th e m et iplbs. wbiek ho asses to sell at very redeesi prices. - 1 - , ft& bakes, and ehaFge2ter ?Hoods and ad- I I may decide, I carnet be atrial. Oil sioelis rise le. 64....4464.• e Piloted_ hu lley- Ith• Plaraffers 'WM* the Amide- . 'lds( "'- dastraYie ! Jr,f±risg_et a rd'°°, ~_ 'of my decision. lam Is thowSt. elo SWIM mime dd. bow FliaW Mid Maelials). alssielsolirs *To Rid, 11001[11ELLERS, AMTIONERMS. "1"1110 -- - - -- ir -- --- f oooa re° ' 1 Y ' '''" '''' ought to lasi to the side of lol° y, Jattliwill 1111hblasa theDsoliala et Rant, 17. ON lead- he. Es. MI proteolon " a I" and ekarre this heist beramaasias! • • 'f, •' i primate.' h wettlul have bee, the • " .2= a udill a tlmi ha *Malawi every am ails" P 6 b - 1D11121115118 to be LET. and JINTERSO Il I 1 %..1.... w o w: , . F • . • was is ski s mtg aa d aa •• though there bad Iteita i.e• • - I - INKED T hat the abo v e • . • ----1411 , . ...Ste= anvil. - . or TheLalllslillhe . esetostiy? Was she morvied by this and *sly oat he a ths eliii. w• as chi see her emsjegal led* denied her by were segymeed honest a desk' iseald trail! 't • for Willi a the - ' * irljla MACK SPAi le r"ll4 1 • Ra ni" se duseriptiss. The peonlage um* illMges r Wee she deserted and &eared to her sled i ii l im os oast *ln t.......,.. • .1.... • all. el iliKred law awl. - illiftte• is go surass es WM SIPSIMPLIP" le 11r. Mess. Oaczaw-reni. bildsi. nosed,' aadarlaem aP• " isco l . ll sus"lottbft "`sties ?" Wes As *id °Pei There mast be a perfi.ef einektiesotAls gin oho ow is s r o om reembgrred are let at a net rest, free from taws a Awl foodoe y" Was 4,, wfi erw eee r ( 17 = by , _,_,_ , ' :4 W. trouble tile - ..: .• • • ...... itai OOMMODIOIIIII 0011VIITANCE Ise sad pailleblag Daily or Weekly Newspapers - bar at pa da essord by a u & e d., ?.. was A. There is often an nocomperable belief of- the all 411' • f .wo be known by appalled's. w Mr. Swan, ~.. -soNDON. MAIIWICII. TAllll6lll9l.esd Pwousders MY chill Ins her by a " &dims ?" Was she tricked the messed, although the evidence be eureetair 411.; • Zr i tsw i rriAN PACKET SWIFT. I% Floot4trost. ewe V ~BOY by a"a faction r was her ewe fictive. In such a case a &leech Joey titers a pepfll.• 1• .... oit 111•6° N e gg °° Jr and J. SIVBWRIOHT are happy to scheme. emit*, open Ur &lyhees eoffiu by "faction 7 "- a ' if Kos PROVEN. The English Jury have mash -Mew lipi_ot___ ._ O O sir aireisa itili ; asd • •• = surnasy l w ir T ite aim oohs pos. ." J. Wes am eri,t pereeege dais two hot caginess Was the • Immenrable ' Milos Commie:too loosed by the orfora.sadhokk jaeresei4 Aed T aness e . (whisk are jest /missed) resolved from the public at large,la " facile. r Was the horde of miscreants who vomited for their raeseienees•-The y must say ti th e' &els Of ' • 'is.= two tom b s " sinoisys n t ros a d t. whlati they bad the good fortes, to share and sell theth their vliegrating end eierene,pesjeriee against her Net Guilty. But can their feelings or eisevietian la. r on Thateday. ego hew f rown www. 4.115 i a PM* of delikilo, 8.188 -•-- .18.488 --were these sellactst er % this " ratios ?" Was her the wme, ender these eireowestancem is whip the evt! A se I will leave for Ter- INS -•- • 21 , 000 12.71° -- ' k 4 .0 Media the Hesse of • • • • • dente is clear and untoitradicted? l'lto vela* h wiry at Medea. mud Tomesearr Yhdl -- - - 4,0110 19.018 •- - LIU ° • • • • • was this die act of " far the same language, but is not dictated bi the awe tiiied r i ~,,, aw es i vta. 6 6_ so d wen epee, ether capitals ism numeroes bran Advardsoment. ••• w e i flPos It Spirit's' sad temporal rcricsel to lace it.. 7 4 .0 6 vas eel m i v e r ese T eisres ' en d tho Ms oodo llk t err o t N i e tr ooto r r re ston y. lo eommeaw osed Is ths e t i erl: h er mum, IA e t Li turgy t h e set of t hi s u f ac ti on ?"- and, therefore, the words Guilty, and Not Orbit, NOW oli a mik Was the "hod to cream her. or to assign her a place to nothing that is precisely deterntioote with regard to f . 411.1 Talmends. i ts. Gable Fame to "saw* .° 4l obish *Moto° criminality: They are the Fiats of the Jury t•-" Lot - .• THREE ORIBAT PRIZES OF ‘llB.OOO ! is the empososial of her hasband's Coronation, or to as : Tite Ss.: 'Osseo! rhea twins's , - him be condemned." or " Let him beacquittei:"-" . Let - lt, firthetent apply at Lab asst Glows, Yerisss "Mk to. ALL MONEY. sad the C permit Itift passee to witness it, or her espahtiost froas t' A . . Landes. berre ailmted the old prieelple of NOT TWO.ELAN the doors, ell Ile motoring loathe she sustained that TO A PRISM, widish J. sad J. SIVRIVRIORT ware the lest de s , were th ese from the ..faction ?"NO ! w hoa the him die," or, " Let him li v e !"-:-It by DO meansfollows,• , . ~. 11.1.111 D TRAVIIIII.LING TO DOTER. DIAL. Volds•••••• to revive, sad Vasa P•• so Nadi earldsadss &elk and the Are n t a va il e d not, a nd she came to Bag- from a verdict of acquittal, that the Joey have been con- P -1 "• t 111/UROATE AVID CANTERBURY. Mowry Loewy Adventurer. land in the overage of her noble heart, and the fall ma- vinced of liis innocence. It were well for him if he ri* - . tepeeland keep good Time. J. sad J. S. bowleg la flue Lottery previous to dm above t ,, of ;., ...eseesee-when the enra,....ared host gathered for could, but he is not bound to predate evidence to a r .. • a. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. shored end sold ALL the tinkilts Prises. h•pe hi lino seas- tz I Us. ilessane-eveur, amew-man, air to divide th e Prises OMAN X. at their Old Odom desela hotted front the high places as a whirl- No. .- • • negative, so as to demonstrate the purity of kla con- wiod, Tna IF a, wan, that is her person the enact- - • • • .. 4• ? Losoent. 87, Corablli, 11. Holborn. end SS. Haymarket. POST COACHES, MAIL wersamsammiwoa.„ phi, ofd y an d t h e • • • • were i nva d er ', duet. It Is the accuser. not th e wowed, who has • c + .5 1 ;i • 1 . . ea. sot eat :: die above las 2- " Doves. Rase Sete. Margate, sad Seathelels sew post coeds. FR(111 sertutaitr NIGH7"B cAssrrs. -...- - BANKRUPTCIES SI*PERSERI:II. relating *a kr safferiegs and their own, and stowed pledged himself to proof; and, if the charge be not by a geese of holy and of danger. limited for her reser- ration. Animated by the, Justice of their rause. and, Foreman, proved t o the satisfaction of the whisk of the Jury, the speaking in their name is sphilged; if be , ; Mauer past seven o'clock. .1.. V. iteadia. • Leek. woones.ehoh and itair.orrathaat, h e rode o d IT ly e . n Pa e an, they rood a moral luso s I. her'' mold not perjure himself. to say Not Grill,. This is • .• •:!...-' et a l. d usi d .d. ram". elver te - A. O. Hawse, Parliament-street. Weshalaster, wattilai- • • ° persecutors, at which they Wesel le: from wh a l t ehthey re sh y runk b ac k lin in din - seldom o id d o ee m la k r n a o tio w n of his innocence , for that th e Jury eau 's' n e he telt =X coe d "al°ll.d oe " that reed . si.th .f. lie la irr i .eed ere s k . a s n oo t• Hen-cloth sad stuf-ssersiant. may v • Tb. Mititsis ab et h er as i b ut P they were sot inspeneelled to try. It Clisasm• ase r. Skssrit liNdoSam m°, IL Norms, Glaelbura, I.aseashirs, isarshast. mud her man destruction. This °lre*" Wee merely announces that they are set wesnitineel4fltir C 1 ash every *et *rater peg seem envoi to be give*. They who had elevated the . . uverpooi llA7 . ll ereba Urri n;, to ourtoodiso Sept, ik Qom signet zt et. h 6 , 6 6 link ... , belief of his having cOminitted the mime ...,, tip .4 1 1 1= 4int, . w . it Illaisr. A. .s ad di d b d . 9 Ileilipliphsid " kg" a L t ea tt ia llMoa Tavern, Ramie/a-area. Liverpool. leo wash to lairs spa. her heart, surrendered him; and, therefore, they are ssinshirii., MAP* :. • • Afllaeseys. Messrs. Eleeksosek and Rowe, Temple; and itmleighty spirit NW the heed* of bite who gar* It, *nil opinion that, as a body, day abeaM set 11* 1 9 400/4 . •• , ' bee ma " Well I she is rose --at Ma l deliveriag him over into the hoods of the V i V i tessi...s* 2:841er hir. Deane, ILat=xt, ps u rd , Aa r l " lzt. 1, ' r " trg4 4l , A fiwiresessiluthi if Mitistmeist44llol:ll,""' 4 t -,4-1/01 1 ti , 77 . tour . - 4 r. Mr 4A . , .I.llierelth, . ww-p•-••....1604-.4. PlAtli na lleni a : l 44temi fno• .. • M •if Miteleadwg '*r - : ..... 1 , Cle 4 .10411 .0 . • '4r '''' 4.1 1 ". "".... • ..."" entelleeim . FA- sa d d ea dli h ate g ut her sa s ow as she li ve ,' _ t h ey required at their hinds, otherwise our boosted by, - '',*' .• • • *NF" ' Oshosity, Malmo, • woe tie Grote, derlek'sli_esev. Old Je w n'. have exterminated her, east they hang out a white one, Jury would be the most horrible tribaaal ea earth..-- - be. J. R. West, Loath. Lincoln, coach-maker. Sept. 90. 11. te. at me mason . a.arot • inn. Louth. A ttorneys. li e. Ethweede, bare a P t e m ate tworn ! Fe ip eoe tva l t w o ltsre . tteri is no Peace 1 . Thr r y h Wa r wi t i rrr ti remen t.) . ' . 1 = • . of the above couch hope to receive a eon- , ' the IR OW of . Ineir employe . _ • 1 9- of that support which has hitherto beam esperieweed firaltad's- lets : sad Mr . Fhlllios. Loath. ' " • • , mum dis commeoeolooot of the ‘. Union. .. No with 43. ni e dt, L o od o s.waii, sperehiest, Aug. ea, Sept. 4, 29, ire her blood, aid the gaitt . y villains retreating td their MAIDSTONE, AUG. 18. . • at Guildhall. Attorner. Mesas 'Stye, Feembliekt, sad den pstololtiste their bornblatriumnb, pray us wt ha olhor seethes. . • 4isterb their •secret orgies with eel chttuolir ! Bosh od d Bristol eying poet seethes, through chippa. sly.. New Beek-beiieiog_!. • A. RIOT AT CANTERHURT.-TRE NINO V. mann. AND bibi, Was, and Harlborwah, every afternoon , at ere; ; 110.. T• Farthasqc. Wigton. UM I Aug. 8 11, Sept . "It is said. that only a few 'wars heiOrt she ceased on OTHERS. • .• is sea su r . who, t h e o ftl i tome d I nc Bath , sa d t h e L ee _ Lilt at Guildhill. Attorneys. • 'webs , Seine". Hicathe, she spoke ui the modes her savage 'fivers/vie. • This was an indicttaent against Joballashel, W. • des'ilspera, Irbomes-streetoted Swam Bristol, nest aornbeg. hlits. B I t rree satipmt• °hit., Jewry. Am._ Cii_ Sent . I_ D,llreCalliKrolly pat ill pratetiFe of ....wad tog worthy tr-0- . % t5.....L d 1......... l/-....:. lb t-L-- I n_t_- nt __a__ a. • 1, F. M. MAW linesisester, dryeelter. Ann. U. Rept. I. 1,, at Geildhall. Attorseys, Messrs. Pearsall sad Fair dime. Old Jewry. H. Barnett. Long-lase. Bermondsey. oilman. Aug. I Sept. 1, * et Osildhell ‘ Attoraey, Mr. Thoispeos, Miseries. ,oho sttecalklly pat .__ practice ut aeperatil ro pie from Ilk society one of which was, to deter them from visiting. her, iy propyrating the moat 'anoints* eve loonies ersirset her, end them. Never was human bring atm:geed with wore aselicitant ferocity by the ',fries of I•Ng Passe, than this noblossaimied and Innocent lady— sill they perpetrate a fouler 111vatrea! !metro agents of ereteity are its their habitations. 0, nay sue!! nom ant Moe into their secret „ w ,, IVIDINDII. Rept- 10, W. te, Leeds, draggist—Nor. 10, J. Pootortes, Upper Bed F ad-plies. Bloomsbury-square, user ehant—Sopt. 14. T. Garbutt, Manchester, woollen-cord-ma nefaeturer—Sept 14, I. Woodall. Pletet-how, Conebertaed, bettor-Sept. 11, J. Beadey, Wotion Vaderedge.Gloseestor shire. clothier —Sept. 14. J. and C. Rogers. Plyemmth, eateb-makars.—Sopt. IL 11. Motineou. Birmiagbam, grocer —Sept. 11. W. Cowl, Weston-Colville. Cambridgeshire, dealer—Aug. 26, W. Duna. Holton. wholesale upholder— Ass. 98. R. Colleen, Maidetoute, dealer in bops—Aeg. IS J. Dowley, Willow-itreet, Backside. eorn-morebant-- Amt. IS, J. Lyon, Millbank-street. Westminster, cooper—tiopt. 11. J. Hoffman. Mile-end-road, brewer—Aug. IS. B. Parkes, Aldermanbury, British wine-merchant—Nor. S. W. Lee. Croydon, Surrey. wine-aterehaiit--Sept. to, T. Harris, Worcester, woollen-draper. Her dying declaration, " THEY 11Al'E DEqTROY ED ME'. - ' will be_femembered Inng after her ilestroyern. Her blood is ern HMIs , beads. They allnwed h«r no pears. on earth. &. —acts hears not the yoke if the Apprer *ors —she is to-Aire the 'ricked erase from treablisg, aid caber( the sea #l,We at rest. In fixedness courage immovable, in clearness of in tellect tinrivalled, she shone on earth as the polar-star in the fir.nament of her sex, and in her utmost need, they circled round her as the son of their glory. Her wrongs and her fate are indelibly registered in onr annals. Honest historians of after-times will narrate them trnly, and anpensioned Bards embalm leer to pos terity. The Queen's dying request was, to lie in the same tomb wills her child—sad experience taught her to anti cipate a refusal. " Let her be burled in the Ktaft's highway. For on her heart they trod, the while she 'it'd; And, hurled owe, why not epos her head ''• sod Woman of ENGLAND! have ye not " a little Grave, _ _ _ CERTIIIICATRP.-SEPT. 8. W. Molynean. Birmingham. grocer—G. S. Bradley, Bristol. hatter—J. Hilton, Rt. Martin's-le-Grind, saddler— T. Hill, jam. Kidderminster, earrat-manufactarar—T. Far ley. Ratcliffe-highway, dealer—F.. Renaud. Birmingham. whip-maker—Vl. Lee, Croydon, wine-merchant—W.Pltelps, Camomile-street, Bialtopsgate, carpenter. PIIITNERSHIPS DISSOLVID. A little HUN OraT• lller Spirit was with Tas Paori.a while she lire l---her Bobs 41/.are to TIMM sow she is no more.--(3ltip at 81•11.) 9 ti, . -J ' ~. soacitti TO Witu.s, NBID•awATIN, TAUNTON, AND PITMOuTIi. • The "Umpire," a sew Liverpool light coach, *sly one Wiskt ea the rood, carrying four lwide, sets out daily at oft; *Mem at Liverpool neat afternoon at omen. through We bers. Northampeoe. Watford. Letterworth, HtheldaY. Athirst's,. Litchfield, atoms, Newcastle, Kautiford, War- Magas. and Preston. 6 Ithrewshotry. Wellington, and Shifnal post coach, every evening. at live. Guarded. The "Usk's," Weymouth. Dorchester. Blandford. Beim bury. Andover. Blaekwater. Regabot, sod Basingstoke niat post each. every afternoon. WitillouTil Pamir' TO SUMMARY, Jilin, cneenotitto. ST. NALors, &c. The "Rockingham." Leeds sew light coach, sets at every morniag at eight ; and passes through Haddock. Bigg•earade, Eaton, Whoa. Grata's, Grantham, Bawtry. Stamford, Newark. Raiford, Deasester, sad Ferrybridge, to the Golden Uon. Leeds, next morning, at ten. Netwithetandiag the mkonsonee expedition of this each, it is allowed to be the meet agreeable ad complete paha OOOMISIto 0•11A1 need' read, heist eneqsalled by any other. Ibt27, 11 1 4 E s . a. G u r iZ, ll K?l r n eell ,C; n a ro l e ul k, Kiw i. wed, and ports et a peeteoech daily. Ted, Ilesebsrangh, Whitby, Shields, Suoderlasd, New castle sad IIII•hayslt. new post each, with a guard dremOmpet set every morning at Moe, by way of Newark, Reliant. Teamster, Dalin/toe, Northallertea, Derhamizetll. and Ronda. Passage's lading them selves fat oa rte r ou lt=a set may rest what time they please. a any additlosal tare. Mariborotr ad !Whelan new four Inside coed', tbrooeti aldbare, Readier. Idahoan, Parton, Lydian'''. Parry. Wooten Basset, Reeiebury, Heagerford sad Newbury, wary morning. Bridgenorth. *Weal. Shrewsbury and Holyhead tsar 'bade ewe* every ereelng. Boston, Spahileig. Peterborough, Stilton and Huatlegtha Bop! Mail CoWs, every aiming ; to Spilsby. Loath„ OrWsby and Hull. eftensoom at a quarter before sit. Carlisle. Pearith, aid Whitehaven Post-Coach: goes with four hones and a guard all the way ; passes Sayegh trough, Appleby. Grets-bridge, Riebnioad. Catterlek. Rs ridge. Wetherby. Aberford. Doncaster. any: Gr= ; ads out every morales. and perform , the jeer lasT....lllllle frollatt facility. Passengers detained on the re= bytes twos, orpleasere, have the peculiar advantage *Lefin' beteg secured in the next each. I. Lancaster, Preston. Kirby-Lansdale. Heaths, Charley. Ormskirk, sod Gerstasi post-emcees. every of temeou at Five. Liverpool. Warrington. Kaildard. itolot l / 2 Mamie sad LitslikM new light four laid. post-esada, called the " Delleace." every erode!: at live *Week, to the Serisen's Read tee, Delmstreet.Llverpeol. Watelleid Chester, :e igk eiwy mornlmr. libmipereh. Terporley, Namptwlek, Norlbwkh, llbst-eoelh every erasing at he edit*. Mambas's. Winelaw, Cottestea, Newcastle. Walld. *MI Wolverhampton mew four isside poet-coach, every atbersals -Ithelltd and ROtherham post.mmeh, sailed the " Bach V. every tedraleg. 1 • - • - Dooebster pea,. -- to 4 tie* mime& J. larNoile. G. F. Dicksoo. R. Montgomery. R. E. Pries. and J. R. Piney, London—J.llo4l,AL J. Cardwe4l. aed J. H. learsley. Wigan. Lancashire. linetresanefacterers—J. Gill and G. Goss. Taristock. Devonshire. —W. Yvette', sod J. Waters. Bristol, coal-merchants—J. and T. Rape. A. Stricklaad, W. Allen. an.l J. Barnby, Melton, Yorkshire, bankers—U. and W. Bibb, Alnwick, Northern lead, cerriers--H. Netlike sod W. Bullock. LI verpsual. 'lumbers—J. Bailey an.l H. Geary. Uxbridge, corn-dealers —.M. Willem and E. Neeward. Little Queen-street. West minster. dress-makers--T. Webb, T. Tyndall. vied .1. Raw lins, Birmingham, attorne)s-1. Haywood, C. Hurst. and W. C. sod G. Herr!. Paul's-wharf, Upper Theater-street. bottle-merchants—J. (Miley and J. Atkiaeoe, Wakefield. ANDRAS' PRICE OP CONN IN 'NOLAND AND WALD,. 11 1 / I seat,6lle. Sd.— R} Sis. 11d.—B a rley. les. Od.—Oats, VOL 73.-XlBeams, 31s. Od.—Peass, Si.. W.—Oatmeal, 110 s. Od. Avenge Price of •rows or Meseovado Aught, com peted fro. the Reruns made M the Week eadiag eke lath day of Angst, MS Ns, WV. per ewt. Tus Raayssr. he reaping of wheat began I. the neighbourhood of Stamford on Monday last. The mops are generally goeCthough in some situation laid by the heavy rain on Wednesday se'saight. sad discoloured is the straw. There are great eousplainta of mildew is the growing wheat through aasy ports of Suffolk, Norfolk, and Essex ; but the reports throsile England generally are in &von of an average seep sad in Ireland theitarvest is stated to be universally productive —(Stamferd Afereary.) The wheat harvest ►epaa at the dose of the hot week in gooey parts of this county, but will see b.. come etUrral till the soutweseoweat of the ilesaiiig week. Report apes out speak tavnergbly tit yor quality df the trip. ilarley boi•tvioribry where * ptosottiug app. ratire.—(fitiatliA State IWLiisetiiii.4orihaiiso. Wooden and Doeettter pat- Vino ofilrY Etegolow. to the CreweKeys. Marko-piste& ItkN. sliaoloilastd. 'sodden aad Yana Cotelt ovary morals& to as %Ono IM, Suodoritind. s.M and CO. reopeetfilly ameaint their Nina, aidla Piddle. that they will not he ationott- able holm Partials. Paosaaitera i Uppity. Writiays, Plots, ofinwo Moo Floe towed* vales% if lost. stolen: •e .11- 61401, Wen Wryest as sad, sod the ineantsee Odd for losedloslk, et the liarasea't Head ton. .-..--- OBSERVATIONS ON Till ENGLISH JURY LAW'S. BY ANTIDRACO. -.......- Every deci.eion of an Eoglish Jury, whether for or against the Defendant, is understood to be treassimorer because it is delivered by the foreman, in the ease of the whole body. As it is not likely that men will always think alike on points of evidence, and mach Ices sr suhkets of mere opinion, strange ideas have been entertained respecting the situation of Juraro, sad hew they ought to act, when a difference of Airiest masts among them after they are inclosed. That they should endeavour to persuade one another is enteral, and peihaps it is legally proper ; but it aught to he remembered that, after they ere en dosed, they can receive no new knowledge on the subject ; for the opinion of a brother Juror is not Additioisl eeideace. It is well known, however, that, es any palate, oven conscientious mete may, aid often do, differ, wrthont being able to convince one soother; *de, in the event of such a case, it is a geoml belief, estraordloary as it may appear, that the Jury most continue together, until :hey ile• ware ef one Naiad, sell that emmeletently, (if the Coorteso will it.) is the last appeal, the party who tyre Ale Si sit limpet without Joel can compel the diet tit mereatot to their proposed Verdict. 6 • • tt it a mania of ihinut4ity, and calms% be too Act repeated ; "That it w a better that tot gaits %lamb, George Harris, Richard Brice, Charles Mi num Thomas kye, and Thomas Harney, for a riot. A second count charged them with assaulting Jas. Warren, Esq., Mayor of the city of Canterbury ; and other counts charged them with assaulting certain constables in the execution of their duty, on the 16th o f Nov/other last, at Canterbury. i• appeared that when the bills of pains and pe nalties agaiest her late Majesty was abandoned, a re quisitiou signed by four Aldermen, several Common ceruncilusee, and other respectable iuliabitaats of Car terbury, was sent to the Mayer, requesting him to give public notice to the inhabitants to celebrate that event by as illumination, and suggesting that th e ‘anction of the Chief Magistrate would effectsaity tend to preserve the public peace. With this midst tioO the Mayor declined compliance, when the requisi tionists, is reply, put forth a remonstrance, stating their reasons why the city of Canterbury ought not to show any backwardness in demonstrating their at tachment and reverence for the Queen, and of their own accord issued an invitation to the inhabitants to illuminate their houses on Thursday evader, Nov. 16th. This produced, on the part of the Mayor, a printed pnblication of the requisition which bad been sent to bins, and the answer thereto. accompanied by . an extract from the Riot Act, with as intimation that any breach of the peace would be visited with the se verest penalties of the law. On the morning of the 16th, five persons, described as some of the moat re spectable inhabitants of the city, waited epos the Mayor, and requested him to swear in a certain num ber of special constabki for the preservation of the peace in the evening. Upon this, the Merry., with. out summoning his brother Magistrates, or consulting with them, immediately issued his precept kw swamis; in special constabks, all of whom were either of the working class or middling tradesmen. The only ma. gistratea who sanctioned this proceeding wore two Aldermen who happened to be present. About eight o'clock in the evening the streets began to be crowded be persons to witness the illuminations. Shortly after that time a cart was drawn through the street before the Mayor's door. wi h three effigies in IL, re presenting Rastelli, Majoeld. and Lathe de Moot, the celebrated witnesses against her !Wooly. • In the cart, which nes draws by one of the defendants, se onssivanying the eSgies, Was a chimney-sweeper drew. . • ed in his sable canonicals, with a ilasebeen hawse buttes* and a stick is the other, with which he sesuisesl)"? ia*eted some castigation upon the Agin, to dew " 40 ' • greet delight *1 the crowd. tie also apparel ntd thee to have a book in his kited, from Wkielt spiritual coaselatioe to the corkp r s This set ThlilMtion Wail followed by a evened NO Knew. scoarsed et the treasons, el the ems. sad digit some. be crowd easesecod shpt. *sir lir tondos wu to bars the eagles is fain kfli: ihs, Mayor's bolas. 4s &hog psalms' alts ___ dials few randose'stowes were dung and broke some el the 4 I . 0 ~. • 1 S.'