The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-14 00:00:00

/ II 'f £.. 1 a . :ga sit" ' fre- t •. ►. " 714 Cause jbr' *hick the MAI, ado arm's!' died' on the Seafuld!" f.Srl :..,,, pffiev D. 1.11 ‘ - SOROUGII Of prrrstsrtmo. 1. itE i tridependant FTIEEn()LDEitS anti t eR AMPS of the above ‘ostient Borough are e . stnestlx y opoilit 01111 to promise both their fetes for thelVest Flee tier, a boots the intention of a iloatiaman *eh*. eoasleler- Otos to Wier his services. and rai4er him assistance is re *Mug the Po',itiell Thraldom that is ussocitiod over them: n a i ve dial: their 10'1; 10111111 t Rights and Privileges from o s eorstion that has so tineonititaUbsally presidia here. WARD OF cieFfstkovrE itirivotpr; I,o3;them: • A. a WARLINOTE, hold in the Midi Mirth I ' ?be LOAD Marna, in explanation of the objection Welt he had mile to the plan on the preceding day, heated the influx of poor into the city to be very great. i Nagy returned who had been pnnieited as ragrwits.— He knew not bow it was, but, in various parts of the country, many had an idea that they had only to get to London to be 'applied with all that they wanted. ' .A fiIENTLKIIAN DOW prorosed that a Committee slwalik be formed, and a subscription immediately opened. Mr. BODKIN stated this Meeting to have been called,i and the plan proposed framed to meet a sudetistreal-' gency, with which exigency the measures now to bo Islitigted would tease. This knows, many of the objec tious urged against the scheme, as a permanent plan, iould at once fall to the ground. lie briefly spoke of ts own experience, as overseer of a parish, and se-' cretary to the Mendicity Society, and described the me = ritorious exertions of the Society in the last week. la the last week they had given 1,2110 meals to the poor, ' mai arrangemenis were making, by building: new cop ' pers, &c. to provide three times that number in the pre sent week. The state of the pavements in the tnetropo ifs had attracted their attention, and in a few days 200 Ale-bodied men, who had been mendicauts, would be nat work upon them. The letter of Mr. Hicks, is which he.so handsomely offered the use of those large premises in which they were then assembled, for the temporary accommodation of the houseless, had been caught up by the Mendicity Society. Any irregularity that might have occurred in the manner in which this meeting was called, must be attributed to them, and 'tie hurry in which the business haul been done, as no step had been taken towards it till two o'clock on the preceding day. The warehouses of Mr. flicks went well adapted to the object they had in view. They con tained four extensive doors, so that all the classification that was necessary, separating the men from the women, could easily be effected. The Loan Marcia strongly set forth the necessity of making the officers of the several parishes near the me tropolis provide for their own poor. At present there were a great many sailors, Americans and others, who, from their having served in English men of war, were refused assistance from the Consuls of their respective nations. These were entitled to their special considera tion, as to suffer those to starve who had fought our battles would be a disgrace to the country. Mr. BODKIN said, it was proposed, in order to avoid a too great indux of the sufferers into those premises, to admit none brit on tickets to be sent to the Magistrates. .1tonocco: —ess, . ...•. • I.r.simere, Oct. $.—W. have received from Mame* awe official details' rerpetting the revolution, If that empire has been fa( Odle months thelinein• The Province of elms, in the empire of Morocco. of 81. itilas W itheta. Crippligats. as—Willmlifi:Ore- . 9. rat - Ciniiitiucd, by seteral . p4oarnments, until and oa Thar540,..1143g Nap, .beforiptbalkirlll Worshipfql M %WHEW WOOD, Esq., M. P., Alderman of the said Ward. i'be tkambers on poll for Comasce Councilmen were, foe 1 Mr. John Pullen, XV; Mr. Richard i.ambrrt Jestes, lee: 1 Jean* Vaiewiey, Sett - Mrratitirltrvirtelv; — MT Mr. Thomas Challis. 2-15; and P4r..ilaneer, 1;1; but a Scrutifty having been demanded and earrifid on as to ail the Candi- i dates except Mr. Money Ilimpori wb•ibelinsui the Scrutin. the numbers at Me close of the Scrutiny were, for John Pul len, In ; Richard Lasbeetyinnos, Slit Joseph Yallowley, I ; l b ; John Broaden. 240; and Th omas Challis- I7or kwhero - Sta . Alderasii declared the said Jnha Pullen, Joseph , alLowley4 John Broaden, bad Richard lAttiberf JOnest duly elected Coanmon Councilmen for the said Ward. , The folios in; Resolutions were severally put, and car ried uqiusimout4 :.-- surrounded with high monntains, and extremely p ions ; it enjoyed for several centuries the most entire Veriedss..aisd was mot subject to any tax whatever,-- Many Jews are settled there, who pretend to possess monument of Joab, the contemporary of David. la 1778, whet' Sidi-llohammeel, father of the present Eio , r, wascrossing its frontier mountains, he was at- Stifled by the inhabitants of Wave, his Ministers were 'made prisoners, and his treasure, which was on the pout of falling into the hands of the rebels, um carried id into Europe by a Jew, who was a Minister, .u,(l wise never returned. The Emperor, justly irritrtc.l immediately assembled his forces, and laid waste t'le Province of Glace, against which he carried on the war until his death. _ SPORT NCI A N ifttIIOTES. T o Day is published, embeliisited With a IGbaranerigtie rtOntispiere. repre4rltinz V.lgitt Varieties of throning Amesement. , price 9'. board., upoirnml ANECCO'IT.S : 0 4i N itud and fie wird: ht,Poirit Croat Chanieteristge Port raj t . .t of p r riens is e Walk of Life, who have acquired Notoriety tr.dtair•Ar.:aieseetents on the Toe,. althea TAaLC. a.:.1 in Elivertiana of the Viet p ; rot A Jo::: formaing a complete pros se of the Speiri leg World. A. Pllll/1(E En stN. twine ?rioted flt , r Sllttwooti., Neely, and Jones, Pater idstsPeols. That it is the duty of every Gentleman, who shall be elected as a Represenlytive for this Ward, to use every mesas in his power to effect a Refbrm in the Gnpresentatida of the seteral Wards of the City, so that the number of Common C..tincilnien for each Warr, shall he in pr. porliort :o the number of Electors, and they are hereby instructed accordingly. • That the Freeman, Householders of this Ward, view with alarm and indignation the persecuting spirit evinced by the Court of Aldermen, in coninseweing prosecutions against those Literymen who so nobly stepped forward on Michael mas• Day last. for the purpose of exercising their ancient and undoubted right of discussing matters of public grievance, on all occasions, ellen assembled in Common i, GOLDEN LOTTERY. dIN Oa EVE of KING CHA RUES'S MARTYR DQNI. t.... Lottery wilt Fanst.cv Cum.. with, for the Or Ticket. Cat reumin, :Le Rteussir Wanes. eser known, 11%% 1.•li TWO PRI7.ES of 110.0 1 . u! yr:th an Excess of /7 • tin! Al is None.... /nit Win all be paid in (TOLD Rms., or Nr...s WIC NoTE*. at the option of Potehicers, on NATI:RD.% tie Alth instan', %%lien mu Whom ssiii FLuirls. The Contractors regret the supply of Tickets and higher Phres was 40 I , mdequsle to public demand on Wi.dues. day doe 111111 Invent: and. to prevent a recurrence of .;:eh Jisappeinitneat, they earnestly request an immediate appli• cation for the *bore. a, the time is so very abort. J. sod J. SIVEII . alkalis. SOLE Co:crisscross. 67. CORNHILL: I lioLsoes: 3fi. II VI'IIARKLT OIYUITD-STIttCT In the month of June of the present year, as the perial Prince, Mo us y Ibrahim was crossing thescinoi: take, on his route to Tafilet, bring about two !lonia usarch a-bead of his army, he was attacked daring me night by the mountaineers. who seised his trease.i, made prisoners two Ladies of hi• l'otirt # and niortt.:!y wounded the Prince himself. The Emperor, who w-s not far off, owed his own escape from the brigands to the fidelity of a young Jew, named David Ben Mithand, a Paymaster of Fez, who dispatched a conrier to inforr.i him of the danger to which he was exposed. The Ito perial Prince died of his wound on the following day. Indignant, as well as afflicted, at this daring criu:e. the Emperor assembled an army, which be divided Into three corps, one of which was directed to the circuit of Tatilet, in order to take the rebels in flank; the othtr ntarched.on Serarali ,• and the third, led by the monarch in person, proceeded direct to Glare. The marches were so well concerted, that the three operations suc ceeded at the same time, and in the most complete atwi tter. The Emperor scoured the route even to the towit of tiluva, by blowing np the rocks which barricadoed retie defiles throngh which it was necessary he show:.! pass. Four hundred mountaineers joined the Imperial army. There were amongpt them teicarnied Jews, who, es being brought before the Emperor, declared to hilts that they had been forced by their supwiiors to take op aeons. The Emperor, who alter his life to a Jew, and who Awe been two years married to a Jewess, ordered his soldiers to bring before him all the individuals of th:s sect, which might fell into their hands, at the same time. Ireniising than 'a reward of fifty ducats be each. 1 great number were in couseittiencebronght.hofarcititts.. tbaflth of June, the Emperor entered the town 10f Glass, and gave to each of the above ten Jews a corps of oat thoasaid soldiers. in order that they might arta ihad save all the iahabilamts of their religion who were dispersed in the country, and oppressed by the Mariano. At the same time, he ordered that the eyes of all the pr . .- toners of war should be put out, and to effect this ope ration the victors made use of their ramrods. lime rebels were further condenined.to subsist upon alms for the re mainder of their lives. Thnt the Common Councilmen of this Ward be instructed. and they are lurch!, instructed. to oppose the appropriation of the t its Funds, or the emplo)nteui of the City Officers, in aid' of the fattest. prosecutions;—to strettethen, by eery mesas in their, poirer, the hands of the Committees appointed to watch over and resist these arbitrary pruceedings. and generelly to fbrward every measure which has for its object the defeating Ihis daring and nekrions attack upon one of the most %31unble privileges of the Lit ery of London. Wb. sold Last Lottery, No. 1.03 a. a Prize of 210,000. This the Thanks of this Wardrnnte are eminently due, and are hereby offered to Matthew Wood. Esq.. M. P. Alder man of this Ward, for hiss aluable and efficient services, both In the estendril sphere allbraltol him as one of the Legislators of the United Kingdom, and'for his constant attention to every circumstance connected either with the honour or interest of this Ward—for his determined opposition to the persecuting spirit of the Court of %Mermen, evinced ageism a distinguished Metnber of that Court, and a number of the I.lYery—and most particularly fur his unwearied and con stant att , indance during the recent Eleetii.n for Common Cutiniihnen, which, by the scrutiny that followed, has oc ettp'e 1 a length of time unprecedented in the Elections of this Ward—and for the impartiality displayed in the Invest'. ga?ion and decision of the soles which came under his parti cular consideration. That the Thanks of this Warrintote be, and they are here by pres 'Med to Joseph Daher, Esquire, late one of ticg Representatives, for the unremitting attention he has paid to the dttties of the oMee, the many yenta he boa been In the Common Conseil sod Deputy of skis Ward, t_ That tha Thanks of this Wardtepte be, gad Um are hue * prevented Id . Wipers. Pell en, Yallailvley, and Brock., for their services on ill occasions, slue they lave been is the Court of Common Council. Resolutions Were also unanimously carried for an imere- Wale saibecriptioa in the Ward for the relief of the poor. PIr:TER E 111MIHAW, Ward Clerk. • I .- . . . --.2:t. -- -v's• • ern - •• .--._. ...... • - . . ' — ' 4l (. l A•Al t t . . IV CIA CAL -C -( ._ .314' . . '• ' . r y tot.._ -.---. it; _. .eitillitiTt.Te. 111 T • vir . _ ..-. . .p. . ---4411 • . .. (-/". . 1 1r • __,......... 1 .1; .7•L it 1147. .' '. 41 • • • t.p ~ jo n ••• ': ; uvr • , ~ .0 'ln 1n,..-.1 . 1 . . .. • . - - If a. . ier ..." _. .., •,,, ,fy i ••r A '11:1 ili I • V 942 •NI.. . , . . .%) ..• ..... , . 1 . - . . i 111 . 1 • "": ,4. ..4' . 0: 4 9 Ora ~ v;:; 1 : • 1 ' \ 0 . ' 1 ( 11\1 te . • ••••• Lkl ll t . 1 7i lin ••• • ... thy •.ia•a% vl .v-ttgrula.ui f \ •0 . ^ • ' 0 - ....,.: %•-•.' • . i 100 tr r • . h• . ~..x , ,;..8 ~ ./ ..1k -............1_............L _LI. ..___ ... :f.:"2.2_ 4 4 — ___„„..,_ - - - ...16. ' ill -' • . • '.l t• •! • 1 ''' • ' ty°'' ..A..tthl.s ft ' LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1820. . . _ . _ . . - --- - - _ . . :, nii..... ...., u ,„ „.....,_,........ "Tam 1 a...._ /./ D. - . • ..........___• - -m A Ton, ... . . - • ' - ammils - re-r.--- . ' —.hit tile 1i5.....- '4 ANGEL INN. Sr. Cyr:des - es. Srntsn. GENERAL OFFICE FOR TRAVELLING. THE frdlowing M AILS and other COACHES go ft en the above Inn : ParlVßoyal Maii, via Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights, snub,. Faipmonth end Go port Mail. throngh Godalming, Pe- Ittihad, and Portit 7.. t trry Eseniug at a quarter pest 7. vadhiedas at half paw' 0. On if: arrival a packet , 7il• to railliesf • Wirht. tot re /Tr% pnsql•rtgers and parcels ; aul a ROlCeseis sets od to t. uiciester, through Drayton, *avant, Knithelli, tc. Auer and Milford Aleil. through Henley, Oxford, 'ham, every Evening a quarter past 7, and bun -417a 17d7past O. Dover sad Canterburj AMR, through (travailed, (..'haa-J Posiratalmohreverleffiden at a quarter past 7, sad '' i i tt b da ill y i tt half past tL From coaterbery, pawners sad par eels ire conteyed to Deal, Margate. Itamagate, Manila Leh. Ile.: and front Doter. parcels are conveyed to Folkstone, lieltleele, Kythe, Diterherch, Romney, and Lydd. envied sad Bognor Post-enach, through Rilliegiturst. Oksteley, Wednesday. awl Friday, a quarter before 7. Mikes/ *WM Por -roach. to carry only :our Inside, through limas!. Marlborough, t aloe, and Chippenhain, gran peril., at It. Rath sad Bristol Light Pest-coacit, every Afternoon at half pat Kalb Ligbt twat-coach. in two darn, to carry four inside. time. Maidenhead. Reading, Mariborongli, Desires, and •Illtikahass. Monday. Wedgies/My. and Friday Mornings, at S. This coach is chiefly intended fur the accommothition of .heiliaa, Invalids. Lc. who raaktot undergo the fatigiie of meit a distance hi one dry. erfightoa Unlit Post-c.-:.ca, Ilarougil Reigate and Coca- Ilekl, eyes Morning at S. , illeftffintiN Post-coact..to c'srry only four iuside. through Rade) and Orford. every Morning at ll gunner before IC • ffilletsester. Stresior, and PetOorth eritd.coaeli, Monday, litenasilay. sad Friday Mernlnrs, at a quarter before 7. !beer led Canembnry Lig!it Post-eriarh. Mondays Tues day, Thursday. }riday. end Sunday Mornings, at 7. tiodahuihr mi.: (inildford Te!i•grnipit Coach. through Ash mead. Eps ins, L•satherhead, La:. Townie), Titursdai, and Sitordas Ntornlnes. at ft. lialleffemptbn. trusitel, pail Prtworth Coach, Tuesday. Thlieallity, sod hatorday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. wept mintisy. liridgeuorth red Maisel Post Coach every Evening. tiodshsing and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Kingston. liittoli. Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wed lsslaiN. and, Friday M.iraings, at 9, and every Sunday dale LIM it 7 preei.,ely, auit returns to London the some — 4lbdshalng an I Guildford new Coach, through Morrow, (Moir& Snorts . Effingham, Leatherhead, sad Epsom, 011111 1 / I ffienseilt `ti S. ever Sunday. • IMPleyeleadk, ttwough Maidenhead, every Afternoon at use, 1111116171 enstapted. : .thare'd .Lanht Post-coach, through Henley, he. ererf )*orals( at bat( pact 7. • • • . CippftabL Pearith, andWikitslovell. 'Pea Coach. goes with Koulloeses sad a Guard all the way. Passes through Appleby, Gretaibridge, It:chewed. :CauerielLAllo- Vt id fry, ki etherhy, Aberford, Doncastec. sad Oran storneerest way by IS miles). sets out every wonting, rms the journey an tile reatot facility. Passes prs deollned es the road, bfberbitres or plate - tires hare the reedier sdvlatage of their seats being sawed in tlibitkitt. MVOte. Jtainagett4o4. Sandstels: sad. DroaAthillrs fight Post-con.h, NI , Trani'', 7112/16 •4•Ye 'hid'''. sad *today Mornin gs , at . Seidel laneaster. ,l Preston 'Kirby, Lonsdale. Nekton. thorley, Drumlin. and 6 ants us, P:mt Coaches, et cry atter 11111810iLte Cclook.—sdivarded. NORtIIERN.COACIIIPL. VOA, NePreastle, and Edjahurgh Coaches. and to Arts $f i t.'ibrth every Alornhte. at a eiturtnr past*(. ' tie, tancytatet, Kendal, Rochdale. ituiier4l,l4 lifilftsink - - -- Rotherham, and •tihaße%l eumbs.' Several voices here called nut that this was a matter that ought to be left to the Committee. Mr. ROWCROFT thought the arrangement of the details j would he best confided to a Committee now to be ap pointed. Nothing yet had hero determines{ upon but to provide straw for those to lie down upon in those pre- 1 raises who could not find straw, nor house-toom, nor ground elsewhere to lie down upon. This, however. ought to bq borne in mind, that when misery bad been oncireileoltted kit° dime premises, it could not easily be ironeast settliout some relief being afforded. The die tread Might he temporary. That which in a great mea sure omit be viewed as Its cause, might nut last eight and forty boors, but it might continue fur four weeks. To discuss there the particular steps which, unil4 such circumstances, it would he desirable to take, would in his opinion, b e to waste time. If from those Gentlemen who favoured this plan, a number should be selected to form a Committee, he thought all that could be done would be effected by means of a little money, and some exertions. The Loan MArna said, it was intended to seek work for all who were able to do it. Employment was the magical word that wonli cure all the evils of which the country tad to complain. A serbs of resolutions expressive of the object of the ineeting,were then read by Lis lordship from the Clair and uaihintously adopted. Mr. BUTTERWOUTH was of opinion, that the present Association would stand mach in need of workmen at. custotued to transact business like that now to be per formed. If application were mode to the Spitalbehlo Soup Society, sod to the Benevolent Society, for assist , atter in this respect, a deputation of three or four persons from each of those Institutions would get through all that was to be dune. lie moved, " That application be also wads to the Spitalfields Soup Society and Benevolent Institution, fur their co operation.' Mr. Melds reconsthended that the Committee should be an open Committee, as he thought time would be lost in sending for deputations from other Societies. Mr. Ihrtcsawouvu said, if Gentlemen came one day, and did net regelarly attend the Conituittee, in trusting to torch "aseistanol would be trusting to a rope of sand. • The trottn iifstroe approved Of the fesolution, hut thought the Committer, if it.were serried, might never tbelsle be an e r nCon3mittee.. Tlre 1116101 We was then agreed to. 'lll 0 ryr'qi then voted to the Loral Mayor, and of fertfordetto,thetldishop a Cheater, fur their attendance add suppvt., , nia‘ba eapreosod•Pils sense of the honour dors:tr. Ih The Bisbep of Chester had previovsly left ate wareboode. , • Mr. Haim• ea thanks being given to him for the ogee of hielitrielses on this occasion, expressed his gra titude furl stuilesevued honour that ht bad received, as he felt shies*/ ma* of COIOII7OII &cling, in his situa tion, would do the awn- • The Imperial army made considerable boeWi r r e i gold and silver ; they *rioted cattle to the val eve mil lions ,of piastres, and eight thousand horsed of great beauty. The 61avians, on flying to the epounta • for refuge, left babied them their women, who were ted pn sowers to Tatilet. The wren and child elews, ou the contrary, were esemtesi to Mequines . (the resi dence of the Emperor), where orders were issued to fur nish them with every necessery, et the expense of the Imperial Treasury. This victory bai been celebrated in Morocco, and is all the towns of the empire, in the most magnificent manner ; the Emperor, however, deeply deplores the loss of Isis cherished eldest son, to whom he was ile r vireos of bequeathing his crown. The conspiracy of the Glasiaai is attributed to a ne phew of the-Emperor, who aspired to the throne, and who sppears to have excited the rebels to open tumult. The proof of this was discovered enton;st the pipers of the deceased Prince Imperial, who hail not denounced it to his father.° • The foregoing detail. which I believe is true. will satisfy those who honestly doubted. MI well as these who pretenient to doubt, that the Barbary Powers are capable of erten tin.- great protection to the Jews. lioldiug, as they do. the Ore purse-strings of the 'satiric and commanding all the N— ovenas of eonwaerce, ft would be strange indeed if they seised so influence. It appears also, by the above accodw. that the wifle of the Emperor iv a Jewess—possibly a secwW Esther.—(Jid. Nat. ..de.) PErRIFIPD CITY. • The following statement was given by Cavern Aga. the Tripolean Ambassador at the Court of Oreat Britai^, *boat the year 1747, relative to a petrified city in the interior.' .tfrita. It neon& brings to mind the awful cireainetanees recorded in the 19th chapter of Genesi-, verse 44, add may be in-erestiog to some of your readers. Its frailty may he eoetirmedthrongh the researches of the eretmprising traveller, Mr. Ritchie, who proceeded, some time PiSCe, with Ns expedition fl•ont ripoli i fur the purpose of exploring — ihe interior of that vast Co' nti neat As one of my friends desired me to give bins, in writing. an 'moulted what I knew tonehing the petri fied city, situated seventeen days' journey from Tripoli. by Caravan. to the south-east, and two days' joaailey swab from Ougue4a, I told him what .1 had beard frion tint snouth - on the I,bel.qats ttkveadp letter frets sup gebbinr tive etpeeniney of ... Ripening several places, in different parts of the inetropoTts and its vicinity, tor the reeiptiftb ollsibli*Sonieless poor. He desired to he set down as eadoseribisit 181. to die pregent plan, and o ff ered an annual is lorripase of two guineas. Rothe for t in AIEETLeVG TO RELIEVE THE MOUSELESS. From the latene?.‘ of the hour at which this Matting Concluded, a c were linable to notice it yesterday at the ,length is hid' we could have wished. We noir present ,q tr Readers with an accurate report. • In consequence of an advertisement calling a Meeting Ito consider of relieving the flouseless during the present vervarwsemon, a another of benevolent imfividuals re poired.yesterday morning to the warehouses of Mr.. Nick', s, in London-sail. At eleven o'clock the Bishop of ll'httsti•r, Arehdeachn ?fares, .Sir r. Hower, Mr. Barclay, 3k. Al. Gaispaill. eat! Mr. Ituivrroll, tsida their appear mice in the drat-door of the building, where the Meet ing was to be held, and at about half-past eleven the , LAM Slayer entered, and immediately proceeded to take the chair, and to open the business of the day. Ili, Lordship apologized for not coining sooner, and sJi,l the delay hail taken place in the expectation that it would he the means of pros.uring a fuller attendance. The object of the present Meeting was universally un derstood, and it was only tor them to consider in what - way it would he most advisalale that the means which might be placed at their disposal should be employed. He h o ped great good would result from ibis kleeting; and he begged to state, that at present such uunsbers ap plied for tillefit Hie Mansion House, that there was Oa knowing what twirl with there. ' Those who had pa rishes, or who were natives of Ireland and Scotland, le was not so itillialt to deal vitt ,1 as thog.coulci:be pamrd *dock isiteset,ithbegit by the law, at it at present stood, Ille ilisilisirelds'lrcra reitierciand, Irt ilik first itista*i,ld seed such - peraonpto liridewell ter sestet dais. teifrafteri liaras - passthees. qt nutubersof repos wgre contianally lonsiaphs Wheel hilet, *lie, heft in Illreitilinadiand ae Berinuda,)tad allisebstely ad parish to beilliawate, all to these it was necessary to pica M G l ary .pat O dm i ir hoed Mayor's poeicet— least out or . mule, ',shred, at the Mamie* Mamie, owlet tly *et Isnrh"perpatiet,' or send them &beat their business' ' *thole relief. That it wavdiflleult to do, whett such distressed objects pm" ' tents& themeless : lk thine ntriniSers Were so great; that to lire* .dl wad-inspoleible- The pear ortietems now wah . ering Itul lhlt.tVects bad (Homy asktul so least) bred eligibly inlithtie t he battles of this country, tsi preserve tear the blade We enjoyrd, and had, there-. fury ~a streag, claim en: 'OA luneieiar. Thrra was dewily enough ' and there, xis limey cunegh, ig,ehe iiceitryi td rillilea ninth Wilde distress ; arid he hoped _ . - *al prat, shops, ka.l oit:cen, Iroek, !d e ks c i,ty r 7 . ; ;;" ii 4 ;l4hro;g . h . i'ssaChes, and to oti coustrA to retiree morn en ,nn isestr roe i awou la! ~...r RP ROOM, sisuwrwrowls vs awns vaga.w.... south from Magneto, I told him vrttat .1 had heard mom pens=.• N , every % mutt& e t a go/ nor watt that ettenl 9 " won't* feel; tha t " It wit i_" Wes r at ' Thanks wrie giro to Mr. Sheriff Kothwell, mid to different lien's'. awl particularly friss; At Month of Or, iineektet, Keddipl, Rockdale, Iluddemdsid, ticable ottt to be done t° "USW far mi e my " w the Co:abet/1 o l f th e Daily Press , for their able and one man of credit, who had been as to spot: that is to Htell4 " ; Leede. flaillfel. Rolherhent, mid 'obstad , brosset kr eligir consideration. powerful a i tiO mw üblic be of the e it y_tb e t it ye t e ep ec i e s e city, of a feete llee t e, hewing smedeowdoily. Sir.illettroint Suggested the propriety of immediate- r eeeit v e ,r,;,_..lpaickembesi, a d, alts ...wri• 1./2_ 1,4:1. great and Shall creels thealn, furnished with •shops, Mon. iy opening a general subscription. T h e cli,firelaii;Ovireftra. Mid Yoram Clerk, a , with • w liege castle trotifeWlitl:iiik k &la he !ILI alisrfillgsdlop,llhy, wad Selorday. ' 'I. '''' •`• The Lotto Msson thatirtrrome Gentlemen might the two ilscll l p laic!' the witroistmOrWlire. oilseed, it/4mile.* several ;Ms l i ttele,* • 1 ), WWII sad fies,•lrroprietors. hark ippoic ova lw-PORienlar • AMllidlents of were lUde to i . PoespaAtoe, thot.ahar might he mi.v en goelbee,mitteuetettei if a 116111 46 r, r rit res./ •4 'it ,, ,, .....: , . ..., li i _ mix • '1 e.f .., • allf Psishamassis saMv and OeSIY COW' whin WM) 10 I.?!rtSeltilliall,,,Filrellit_dlloOlsl gl u t 4 I l latpolpolisyggs of. the logpertars Of the cologg. t , t ) ..;,,,i t '. u ; • J s, ... i . J ul s ) . LT: is Imo lo ever, City. ,__ _Village. sod hese .1 1. 6 . 4 4 . •ti P e‘ • Li: . 1 " That he saw also figures of "vow le'pliittiOs of ' . '"" t 'll l'A tlotioneedilli Counties. de'. 14-41001 ". "el'' , Ike IikiewOIMISIONIOrMiti eprispag i ftW Id oi t 4 .fl et nisheptighlestote thi Omit of exercising ,t __heir. di ere • yin gt t 4 . t s g ate . 1:: 4 :ottive : Devoe, p e ee. Bap% neeeford.•Oiousossor, an the tiuma id oi go te a fte . 4 at ippidoi Afat lON • AM o a 4 prossooslAbroatoassati oa the in • slieif.h , .itied beg kitgU as = , • it goat. Oxford, homerses, Stirrer, gees*, Wita. Wormsl4r• b a d f o T ear s i b e ei t rke very rier, Ng d i al not koogrvig iC • bitted, , ice augenisofed With 'Oho M aas of smomdbingeitenii OilelsPlg .e' r imb ie . sni ir t imk ulb eli-ohli erra il ipao f the I: fl e d o to rr i • i g ov Ehk iti ts ~,,ey„l 4 : , ,r thiollidefillg 411 hereof of el In °lle of he newspapees :nog 'Of Oft Iligiosi prawat et seboassiptilos web stone. ', .':•• "' " ' that watt, wee' mit Ida' 4relered Is* i#:.' cn nal .0111(4 4 p o ir ic sp a ne s4 of seßtess teas; 4rverel s' Inlte l litiOlkibtd . *iii I t iclitt etijiermst' gates. le? lad sMiokthat istirptehige. eosin: 1111'w tits, habit, 1.. . 1..,..t tas iimpiA 4. , Aitsso.rjeetiamstoiallf is thownsosso Of is vety theligh , thdifildeff e roe • We lora Alailtd* ItteltitS . o i* Ow Rut aallas; elleareVer Bihar Ale , j elle 1 21 1- 5 1 — .71 1 ....,.. ••' t i a end •La, phut t i c RV, . •:. 1 ... let thil *MeV; tritii IR hikrilvt ii, thciribtOth. `else, * amounted for..if 6411401411106,1*-laxesP: 'We in t.........ya n° 6 I.l ° VtrZilieni , itt Ali ; ..r aires3 ' we l d7fi Rithiefiiiiskii i iiiefiieluested to bepaiiiiMO the ►loon ,‘‘ I Am% that he sea, tV, ilt MIS *Olt 'Kul city, many et " lOf sainep:r's laggkee, 44 slime l" • "PM4W.".. V. '' P • 4 4 . 1 ,1; ik a jv that of Sir J. Lubbock and Co. so stick what ltelli p his 40.4. iiil6, wiliPeNt" ll , sorts *timid*, as camels, odes, horses, ass.., mai for accordingly ' 444 could be arta against it. and therefore bt was ready The Committee, ea breaking np, adjourned for the sheep, and various birds, all of stone, and of the colour hest Port-Chaise., &c. at the 'boa medal- to support it with his mitt . • present to the King's Head, in the Poultry. above-mentioned."