The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-30 00:00:00

nicety. We can, however, lay eor bands on nor beasts and sly, aWe have done our duty' As on the charge of conspiracy, though yno might not al! low beet' tOr.POIPT previous to the Meeting, yet in the eye of the law, all those who commit separate acts, tending to one illegal ribj4ct, ate guilty of that view. Coopliug the two Meelin44 tngether, taking bete consideration the manner in which the last was assembled, with inch insignia and in such a mustier, with the black Al:. the Iluud# ibt;ger, i:h' E loaf ltepresentatiou, or death.'—(Mr. llont.—' No one has said the black flag hail a bloody dageer.')—'they came in a threatening mauler—they came under the banners of death, thereby shooing they meant to overturn the Government. There could he no free sliscossion where that flag was enfolded. The charge any if, that of having conorired to alter the law hp force and threats.' It is an illegal matter and su(fi ciently made out, and falls upon o• imperatively In commit you for (fiat by a proper Jury. It Is now our painful duly to commit you to Lancaster.castle. On account of the seriousness of the charge, we shall require you, llenry Hunt and Joseph Johnson, to give bail yoursidtes in 1,0001., end two sureties in 5001. each and all the others, themselves in and two safeties in '2501. each. The Poisoners then left the bar. Messrs. Johnson end 11norhonae immediately promoted hail, anal were liberated. Mr. Joheson was attended towards Shale. hill by an immense multitude, slooo , ing and applaud ing, Ile passed Dealagsse supported on the shoulders of the mob. Mr. Moorhoose was equally the object of popular favour: be was accompanied likewise by his snob through the market-place. We onderstnnol that notices of bail were given for Mr. Hoot viol Mr. Knight. Mr. HUH( complained, when he was asked by the Magistrate in Court, 111111'111PC be lied protidril bail, that he was not alle•al in he visi.ed by a respect• able anticline in town whom he 11311 sent for some days age. 'lb. Chairman mentioned that be would now he sent for, if he desired it. " No, no," sai 111 r. !hot, pointiog to Mr. Pearson. " here it new my soli. citor." From this circumstance, and from know ing that two individuals, whose securities were on. impeachable, hail offered to bernme his bait, we f oneloded that we should see him immediate'y nut. After consulting, however, wi:lo I Solicitor, he 'led taken a different view of the 'eat'er, end we were told that he said to the Magistrates filet he would not give bait, esen though no more than a farthing were required. In consequence of this determine. tion, and the near approach of the Assizes at Len. cater, I e was sent 'AT to the Castle at that plane, at sit o'clock in the evening is, a coach, goteri!ed by a troop of 30 of the 15th Hussar. Mews. K tight, Savo,. Bamford, Wylde. Sift, ati 1 healer, were dispatched in the some c e stage soar' , ), anal under the same escort. The shoes anti hews of the People were even greater than when he entered on Monday, the 9:6 of Angus,. Thus the charge of High Treason and the folly of the Magistrates have a:inferred additional popularity on Mr. (font and Lis Minds. The eistnkaticn earnmeree.l ghost half past one, and c.ded Oast balf.past four. MASCHr.STER, Ace. : 4 1. Mr. Ramfoid, who was takon up at Middleton oti Thursday morning, on c charge of Manchester ll•;;h Treason, ondortient his fioti ratioination 31 , ng *Rh the other Side Prisoners yesterday. The party that arrested Mat cooristed of a troop of bora., a de• Isthmoid of infantry, and s posse of constable,. To such a formidable (ores, no rosistcoro was offered, nor was tbrre any apperrat • s;nution to mitt. 'rho alfegod traitor was c•2l. ! Jit from his bed shoat four n'elock in the moraine, when he little esPegfed be honotred by s ; ! it manifested PO aymp!oms of con furi t!iipseas u ro, or at.. as. Hews, even good humoured a .sd jot ose wish the officers, in. spiring them es the same time wit!, a high idea of his ecoloess, and meiotic, of mind. Ile &Masker!, why he bad been vcs waited upon; and area f.ld by Mr. Nadir, that I P 1:acl a warrant to arrest him.— "On what charges" be rejoined. "On charge of haring committed a cap i tal t•tony." " Al.,' he re. plied, " you will never comics me ; nt) wn"'.l poison you, man; it is as Molt as a bollock's."— Seeing the officers scorch the herso for pike*, or pike-beads, I.e remarked open tl.e•r •osidcrnus sim plicity, say inc. " And do you thiok I wool•! keep them here!' The officer'', not being quick.siglsted as the inventive ,:enias of the courier, eon •! not find a tingle pike•head to fit Idle dd b, , ken llororgitreese's staff io the Reform depot a Sifts et calvary. They, however. fiord r. collection cf Pluck Prairfs, soil other pull:ration., which they carried ell In triumph, to be inipecied by the se4sarinuo Rends of Manchester Mazirtretes. To ey are probabl. by this time, on their way In Lord tn h. 'l•he Prisoner was taken to tl e New Ba il ey without exciting an, apparent irritation among his town-men, over whom he is said to exercise a great iorlortsre. Ile is the Elmo person who attended ,b. Melling of Reform Delegates in Loorlon h•—fnr.tle Suspension Art, as if who was in cenrequenro imprison►d under clot Act. Of this he temi n •!ed radio en Thursday mornin s 7., saying, " I am not afraid of you; op are .'hl itieodr." If I rsoremher ries., L•e is celebraird by (2 , butt, as having fist consinced him of the practicability mad esistd”..ncy of ljnivors.al Suffrage. You have on sleight melted an 'torment of the trtris3 ?tons at the Now Bailor yertioday, which terminated -r the committal of Mr. Ilitnt sod Lis bustings•crint; , a..:oos for a n.i• demeanour. The!, then, es was sail; ono of the Prisoners at the bar, ends the Manchester fares of ugh Treason, which, t. complete the ptitoiliol, ••at unhappily preceded by a irsedy. Is. aftent.!eee was use doubt got ep to soil the main ethibi•ims, and the rime actors performed to both ; but the Pubt.c will not allow themselves, lake the spectators • ' • play, to ft "got the otictial woe of blood in the 6. Satire mummer•es which hafe sucee•dad it. Is. relation In the rncttilines et the New Bailey yesterday, I shall merely oloerve, that if Elizabeth Gaunt, instead of brill at tho bar, bad been ; laced on the I encli, trill by, this change of position had been coovetted from a Refire.' Reformer into a loyal old woman, site woo!.!, I am convinced, bale conducted the proceediegs of the Court with meth more deo,. soot, temper, soil legal knowledge. It would h.• needier , ' for me to goerd myself from being considered as a friend to the prisoners ; bat 1 am bound in can dour to adroit, that Mr. Hunt, who was their protec -tor as oral as his von ; etiliccd so great acatenes., Ie• MONDAY, A!'GCST 30, 11319. The Macisteriil alchemist, at Manchester, like those of old searching after the Idlosoplier's sfon ! are agrred at last evon the inosperlioncy of a further meats h for Iteason. 1 hey have distilled and double distilled all the actions rf the PrLomers, and the most they can find out is a conspiracy. Hut, strange to real, that conspiracy has been estrocted by a sort of stsbliatation. throsgli a m-st powerful concentrated brat. The conspirahirs had never known mach other till limy tort in the M rgielrcial Clamber, and had dot even iotlividaally barn apprised of what coarse aarther 1811'4,4 1 W was to take for redressing the People's grievioc,• !! 'this conspirnry ret..'orls us of what an ephuneral C•mmander of Dover Castle did dosing the ACIle , :e111 war. Ile had tokrn rte alarm that the French, in the design of invasion, were •f the licatish coast, arid he would have credit for his loyalty (undcbauched loyalty) by charging the long ratan , n (Qoeen &tames-ties pocket•piece, as it is I intself ; determining also to fi-e The first shot. Upon the atmosphere clearing sway, It was found the Isosii!, squadron consisted of a few homeward boo. d West Ind;amer, which had apprescbed nearee Ow harbour that, was wool, from a strong north• easterls wind; when the piece of ordnance being ealonine.l and cleaned, it was found to contain two balls, but not a grain of powder ! fitavetts ! w hat a di:honourable termination to the et gvirs of t►.e c•uie of the disastrous urreeedinga of iGih ill of August. (Oh Dies hint!) The poor mimeo lon, ELIZALETII (; IUNT, wretched suf. feral! we are told she locked gaunt enough ; being pule, emaristed, and f;:in!ing, from the 01'00 of the wounds •he rrr•irrd on the thi) of Mudd triumph to the troop, under civil orders. LETTER /reps SIR IT . Bt.: rnEI-74 TO 191. • ROME SECRET MY OF ;TATS. Votte.hrsok, A": li, IRI9. Mr Losta,-11carina year ..ip h.,vl aptoiell so •h,• C.a. demon shroogh whose bares iy Addreo. to the I.lettora of We-tminster vra. •rat.se - to rho Newspaper, !n jive the Amhnr, aid Irwi at the Mar .isse iatiamited filar a refusal would subject him, as weal as the k.Zithes of the Iwo, ••• Ministerial preiretoism, I take the liberty, in order to save your Ltodship further trookle, aid al.o the Gesiere , ..l above mentioned, am unjust primerati .1, to inform • our Lc itshir„ that 1 am Ca. nationr of the AdOres• to quritios I ..ad more over to 'wore oht Lotostiip, that althom.! pertalf.'. is 2 limey, ..i.d ot der •!•• shamus• of ids. 'fey .acited fe.liegs, I can di, nothing in it. WI a re.peros,,t, maim °ming the character of as bones( rum& and an Lailistunm. II remain, Yner Lordship'. me. obedient, And very amble Servitor, FRANCIS BURDLIT. Lord Vircoant F;dorooih. N.JVAL lAMLUGh.NCR. Ponestaouett, Aua. 28. Arrive() the Thelma, transport, from Gibraltar; J hn, Failbirn, from .4iprr. Leant—wiled 9sh loOf 11 M il jare f e. Tlll l / 1 11, from !Witte, ie 27 days ; at.d Losal Hose, fro the Dien. for St. John's, f; • 11. -Pruett bs the Colorist, ham fl:rhedoe4.—Siillia his M jeat)'s s' ip Ilyperion, for ristnnetli ; Karns •li Ike Russian (first., for St. relershorgli; end his Alajein ) 's Ginumetle, for the Dlesis. I'l.l at vitt, U.—Attired the Grace, S'eale, from flit •tia. iu is .a. nibs, and from Gibraltar in 30 de's; 6 , 111E16166, K. ;,n, from Gottenhu.gh.—The Grafe spoke on the 1911. August, its lat. 50. long. 14 r Mary, hum Liverno..l to Nliramichi ; and on the 23.1 August, in let. 50. long. 0. the drothers s from I, wpm) , to S.. Thome .'s. FALMOUTH, Ave. 27.—Arritml cif this port, the Baltic Mrsch>ii , , Cars., (ram SErsosir!ii.- S,iteri the Montague picket, with Mails, for 1. sbon and ibis Leeward Islan44. I.lvEstraoc, Ave. 27. Areired the Jaotrt, Nes. bitt. hem Giovidand, with fit- fish. Huta., At:G. 28.—A/rived the Mary and Elloa. Cork, horn Greenland, sia ft.h. DO hut's ; Harmony. Ss wirer, from ditto, riett fish. ISO • offs; Sean, Tity kr, from S.rsils, lire fish. I2j Netts ; 1;0)0 Georsr. Porkett, how ditto, fioe fish, 25') butts ; Cambrian. Johns. horn ditto, fire fish, butts ; Dorket.fi• Id Hall, Maddison, fr rn ili•to, s-seat fish. 3.20 but" ; awl S)mmetry, Mautor, hots ditto. teat 11,1% 1:;:s huts. Aur.;:hrtm. Mc. ‘.:G —A-rim! the Princess of ‘`'alet, Wontioard, frum Greenland, lour 6th; iha Anilrehr, Newton, (*rout Greg?, iatio, is ti.'. ; and the Neptune. KAI. y. from Greenland, lore flub. (him, A cc. '29 —Came dow:. fr .n the Rim yesterday stns bailed, tare Sisters, A,le, fur the South S9ll.—Arrirrd sad sailed for River tho Festal, Prroor, and Duke of Stallutrnozh, Jeff.ry, frost St. John's (New Etrons•kk); Ile.iley, from Quebec; tad Cato, Mort,,o, from Antigoa.—Csmo down from the niter and tai:el tn.ilay oh. 1141ilatul Ltd. Moore, for Quebec ; unit Losroopolite, Moore, for Georia.—Atrited sod stihrl fur the hirer the Albiros, Ado, from Niiramichi ; and Fame trans. po,t, from Iloodutss —Came down from h. Royer tna remain. the Dart, Cnsbyn, for New P:ovidr.ce. flie Fortiliude. S•ereoson, got on the Goodwin this morning ; het offer dischargoig part of the cargo got of again, and peocrodoll tos her foyer. %tartlay mornina, at II o'clink, the Pt tact Re- CENT, attendsil by Sir 13. llLitonritto. Veritost. House in his travrlti..g curiae (.r Wis;:ge l , en t visit to the Pito:scam'. his diatoms's d not main, but was to proceed timisce to Iratwick. i . wt , 1 1 • . 1 ;11 1 . 11 1 • ‘4, q • THE STATESMAN, gal 'ability, p cc of mind, end readiness of elo cution, that he w , ,u141 have pazzied greater wits than the authors of the late trews:flails. The aperi4l constable wilnesites, with their dressed clean...Fitton depnsitions, delivered before a clerk and a !Magistrate only militant any cross-questioning, could nn more stand b•fer• him thin the mnltilatir before the Yen. I , meaty an the fatal IGth. With a single threat of hi. lance he sliivereil their alTidaviis in pieces, and scat feted them to such a di-tance, that it is leered it may not be possible to collect and make them ready for a Jury. The town last night was ciniie tranquil, after the people had conducted soma of their f its. to their house!, and seen others seat to Lancaster. The party of Hussars which accompanied the carriage in' which Mr. Hunt, Mr. Knight, and a few of their companions were dispatched to lAncaster Castle, went only es far as Balton: it was there rel ev..l liy another detachment of Dragoons, and returned here at 12 o'clock at night. COPY OF MR. llUrill'S I.F.TTLR TO Tilt mANciirsicit New Bailey Prison, Wednesday Noon, Angus! IS, ISI9. Iligorgeare,—As I was ;nreravd by the Magistrates. before whorls I we. taken ye. entity. that a l'Asentsees loopiest would 'it tirmorrow (Th. sdayjoa sham :serums who low their lives on Moaday lasi. is minsequeriee of the dreadful attack Ist the military, upon au unarmed and amiss dile multitude, an as was isTebeoot. and taw ;h- rommeneement of 'hi. illegal and rnstittitional net of •ialener, nod eam identify smite of those who lest committed a breath ir the peace; I demand, us nano rf common jmilee. that I may he perm'l,4 to be pres such lop ell. is order that the Coroner, Kb.. proper, may interrogate me, kmore the J u ry; also. I bi- to suggest the I ra pe esy • f she i;enslessan, who is She Reporter to 01. 1' Lauda- Neurytiper. beirg also pretest At Ike -ai ' hr outs an eve•wdaces of :be whole; cod tieing aloirethre • is connected with these who -.red .ho M..esing, or memo intake any part iss she proreedires of the day, will be is pecutiati. lm i hero.— a dssintrt. Ord evidence And as t have ...eta quite -nough already to ena• me grit the real niurilereis are enik•avnieing to wipe She Mmiy Hale born •lirir trmorieless, frailty s mi., by CMS mg iinputatioas n s • none naws•. that dn.!, know had no haw , . dire. Is Sr , n the foal nod ronatilly reed, I am bold is, that •tve't issgsoe-1 will be eo raved is the eye of Got and nom, war • P 3.111 vole. is ;b r rag ti ns sow ar e toprio ok „, or said in h• instrumental in its, act, be p rosittid lobe pre-ert, and , merrogmed before th • Jun it, the Cormier. •.0 wlh reeoltret, l'eatteresen, that eon wire an CININIIIMP rase I. bud, and that tar err of sh e wh o le 43 ai.udy be Iced vile% .erultrising peiletialtna upon every amt )tea hike is that bloody allair. I am, avarleinca. lour Prises .r, tiuvr. To J. 'Varria. Esq. The Rev. W. U. y. Cluerman. or ate of the 'Magistrates at Mlachester. Bp 1011 ,stared that there OM thoosandi of wit. noises, awl m•t.:y of them of the firs:. tesp►ct•bility and fortu•n, in ail town, whit will pence that n-•t o ne finger wag raised ti•e peso. °Seers, the nolitart , or the Mar:orates. spun the round where Met •1112 WO4 ; au•l that no reei.mote what. ever wit 1.1 one Hon. y neerd►ters, till the Yea. marry had driron inditit'ira!; 1.. the wall, an•! Chet misted In proleet own lire,. A• fur the Alan d:ester Yeomanry. .•r) ...to ■'l in dieetiler heflre the thaw: awl if the enoplel-ail chosen to .e•iit, the men who I ad the flag staves oral.' hEve•inia..rwil and takes, them every nn• pri•nners, if they thnoght pen• per. Hot th• • ee;•le hail be., instructed not to resist. 11•!.;thrr this were wise .date or not fe1113411 10 be proael [rani fur st toultorcit 01:anein. acist;se 231 Ito the procee.:in(4 which we detailed last seek, we his, much to writ'. It eann,it fail to et ha nor readers with horror, ' , slimn we inform Cient. that 'every patient in .firma:y was ll:easily turned eat, which eeuld %lase, preparatory In lhi horrible bio.,hery sibirh troth pi Ice on the loth ieisteut. rn wear 1, pr err far lee :sounded ultich might he broaighl Mere fur sorgical aiJ Tali fat Is sliest vinyl. sire in.' s melt:lug sae j.re. viously "ianCrd, owl of which the fruits were seen oo that hlocdy day. One lostsoco we will slate, In show how de*, ly iatetested those ',nista mast have been (oho they ars ono listen moth oho eruld fiend out of this bossy of *errs, as the arty tl-) area am amputation of she had been ;to/fumed !!! Su Om an losiilotto•, supported b.. 5 .11:,..0f. • I • l .3rliptioto, is thus to be emir • Govertve.ni liotpiial. Our i.sari sickens a: the red sl—our emigee s at such deliberate itihm. mann . It s. as our intristi. it to have stated the rases of tar comdell in our wiper nf this ds, ; by. they etii•ltraity an minwrousond mans• of them very ten', horrible. and blond., that it is deemed mere ',fryer in Rive them at tinK h, in the rotate Numbers of ob. Ater...Loy Massacre. The number of cases Ahead) reported at MS, Mee, ch;othy in town, and neatly exclusive of those in the Infirmary, amount 10 up wards of two kind: r 11—and we have are ilwaht, *Les they are all riii:retcd, bat tl ey will mord hte hoe. tared We a:- hr. egtin peal nun reepere, obit all persct:s alto Lave !seen wounded en ibis itagiral oe. cs,loo rne.:itt.ly repntt at the Obserorr.affieo! their indisitioa: cases; us it is more than prebahimil that a Inn sill he Pet no filet, lot those aheme iltstrevel situations claim the support of the Public. On the aPetonon of ‘Vetlce!tiay, 11i *floe of tEe Obscrrer sss thithl b 1 4 ptty of five or six 1,1 oos tltokserl In Tril p P.., 'rho sigorously att. lip(' lo.seirds hu..g et the door, oho h soo n ',di 1 0 the ,z.ottod, overpnitetvd by optrual wount;; It on, the li'% of I'4. 44a11111111111. 011(1 SIP In liv rooployhl to illegal drsurdelinos, isould • ha? our I ~prity shouid 'offer than that our fclluw cltilcstS shuala h.. betcoeted, to death ; that the Coort at hlanheim has applied for the etecoli..is of the 'enrollee, bat that the Grand DAP his not yet confirm, I it. Th.; rreorli Government hn4, In caner?! faith (I. English, adopted ineasdres for rompleing the printing of the trigniinmetric nod Inane it 4mie. tables of M. OF CIIONT, the puNication .1 01.i.:h . 144 ...en long ans pen•'.•d. These 'stiles will be p• inlet; at the press of M. Ft/taw; Ihnor. Mnrshnl COUVION ST. CYR 1114 ',AVM! at Patis.— Ilis has resumed thp portfolio of the War Del,4llM/111. 111t1;01 had Ileum imrosted ad interim I. M. Drs President of the Council of Ministors. The Duke *nil Dorbet, of CLARCNCE arrived al Frank lvit on ihe '2olh ishietst. The Journal de l'hoolouse votes scroonts from I3ve►lo•.s, stating that C.:moral CA• TA:4O4 had re. trivet! 4 Ittlina In proceed imm.di+t•ly to Call z, in n,. drr to supersede the C..u•tt Act!ett., who had summoned to Ma.lrld to tenJer an occolot of his CO 1:!vo. An atii• le from Stockh..lm of the G , h tar. "Din C .n-ut at Tan..ier. C. J. C•xnsmo, has communicated in our Coll , lo of iintliii a VP,' impartstit diset.rety. tshich atil tend to prevent in (wore the mope of the plague. M. Cut tco. the Portiliorat• enure' al GM It he, listing observed that iu semi: ruts of Barber) nil Mit wed etternally to easoint th• body as t ittetctuyive acaitist the plaza.. ri v r; ( .l4 Oh. idea of administetine simple to oeily ititernstiy to persons already inferteii. Numerno , •-c.ori.rent• h.t• Levu mode, to WO, have proved the 'Seery of this remedy. Oat of nOO individnls al. sped) 1,11.4.:•ti, 11110 resorted to this simple remedy, "I v it •;, .:1." It is In Ito ale iced that this fact weir r-• 1411511. d ; hot there ia 11.15 , 111 to 111,/{l l ll *dairy. hum the Nlautitius, dated May 11, we !...tr that 1 1 0 ship of SO tont., 1 den with spires. lett beet. 1 tat on thrlsl-nd of INtloG3reit. A Com o.isaar).( ievierA, an Admiral, null i(N) men, had if. riled at the Mau:ilia', and 200 men remained on the 1515411. It) CORR 1:4P0 DENTS. edie TIV3T3T TNUrAall'• DereWe Of Sir FRAIMIS BORDITT'S LettPr, an .1 reasarks ea the airnies ad at which it has arisen, to-oarrosr. It':' OF STOCKS VIII awl k 3 r . • .1.1 Hr I. 7 1ff e . ~,,, ;11;li J. 1 , l'e. I prr Crtat Comb.* for i' DAY AT ONE 11'1:1.00.. 5 per Cent. Atte, I&)I Inita Lor: Ann. 19i 3 16 Etteinice• ;ii.. 164. 1 Spm. lIC. 741 ;1. S7' .I'.."kSl4A N. Tie etsmin itine, of the Prisoners, end especially of 31r. iIt:NT, at Manchester, put us greatly in rind of the caaaminati••u Ilia of PeTrue, in °urea CROMWEI.I:4 clam Ti. Magistrates in Ibis case ma) as well miler the reissue's' ears to be eel off as not aline tt.ont to heat abet Ilse evidences base to say agqi,tst t:netn. Ealast Of a It , ter firm Mr. Li:Antos, invited in Inuits li•is nnrrr.i. 1 :—" to consequence of the atro cious mu:riots it Nlancliest.r, I am unespecriptils krpt here, and clnn••t iiierefore get to London. I•m here pivoting Bills of Indictment, soil e el thig up evidence In Curry the murderers to I,4nee,ter, and as neither M II MISER nor any tither person is ere, a nil the time is so short before the Assiser, I cannot lease my post." Mr. Ilium. his received Instructions ft-am Si. f•'. fat unrrr In &tiler up the copy ni his letter to Le• el SlD3wt.llll. Who, hesiries the cslomniou• Pestf. crp f "M"...ted olityr wisp ? And sisal !won't-, or the viperous Morale, of that wretched ingot* about the Ila• fOOPI'S from r►spumibility ?" At the same time that the Fo.cli‘h ()vim haus, is planing t'IT in il.e hiulu s., • 'eh th► con•i• FOOTIt desienate•l as Dung: %till f•?into, one al ih" lacer quality his been play:ce off his t hlrie"• " Briiktuts against a Gait I.elevre, which care. It 'III, was brooglit hefore the •• whole hn.l, of Bench ;" the toltisiun produced s 174rk of firc. and the !Alford Sericong forced poor "Ir into 11 totogoilanCP of 2001. for himself, and two 'arctic' in 1001. sub. The ()Ago( Riorwown will retorn, after the en. suing aping, from h.. eatamlnil in Canada, end be succeeded by Lord IhLuou!lg. Col"nel Mar:taws has resign , ll th. contest for the Cloy of Hereford, •ad Mr. Scl:D 01011 e, formerly Member for that City, is likely to be te•eteeted oat forth., opposition. The Cita Isci.t.s.on of the EXCUTQUER IA town on Thaisday, for three weeks or a wit.iitti. I. is gone into Yorkshire. The keys of the Bank belonging to the g.te a I. joitsieg to lothhery, which are no leis 11.0.1 r! - y! , O in tisrubee, tsgetlier with those of WIMP or the cellars, w ere on S a t u rd a y stolen hoes the porter's lodge. Thcsekey s were formerly deposit d, awe the wnleeka ing of the gate, in a particalar efbee appoieted foe that purpose, hut of late were considered sellielesttly ..cute in 111.0 luirt , t . .. ledge. The peeler, ith• has bo rt questi on ed, is unable to arceest for the digt, end Ilse affair is censi !meid not a laths mysterious. As doi.lirste keys to Crory lock ere ie the possession of the Bit.L, the g. -e hes been fel:eased and s-eared as usual. A full insestigatioo is expected to take place this day. Cuss Eicii4NGt, AVG. r.-7for Ma.lcat was well otp plied with Ghent to-day,.sal . nude iGa4r al a retlivtlie.pf 1 ..o 1. from 1:a• M ...... my% p•icts.— N,w Salk, cuss. • owns I . hoiolliail n mow .11) ..1 ro Wanda, Isa, pittied wistp.es ti..R sold to il.. s. , • tte ist ri..r i .1 to 4,0141 11.. 1.. —Oats Is. lower issmi dull oil.. —to other a, twirl as allots. no. Ghee. .... 6i 'in • they row es 46 t.s4 diet, _ _ _ .• - Ditto (fr emu's) .... 00 71 OW 04. . - ft,e so 36 !idls , . linrley . . 31 al 1 0.1. N. yr ..... ........ ..- L -- kw do. 27 90 ... '1111: White Peal as 40 Ft -.A do. :.:•• Vtnar • . GU 61 Rejlege 44 46 ' sreno.h.... •.. 3 60 Riliturtrt.D. At*. 9). -There a tapil. of all Lite' r. 1 sty , Market t• i• ”.• r inc.- Pled. 31.0. 0. n ,..1 Lomb is &.l ms .• ; 21 • e.k ••I. (Pd II v 0.....eaa r . . •: •u I arts-1:.1...tr a 11 . •:r.ll th as WI Marko!. • ..e a 'atrial ' late.. In( I •tambers ass: rams at aa.hrt To +.4 Or Caral• perste/re of 104,.. serf 3 I• .5. 04. , ). u. Laive . 4 0 lb be 1t. 911 5 0.. it o'. lbw rad Lambs .. J:4,111.1 . •• * 0 1 . ' ......... .405 b... 1.• 61. 1 1 4. P 4. I I . .. .. I w• 11 *tate, in snow now v. e. 17 sosieteiteu loose ' • • Illenf, ecolues!, so.' mesence of mind. Ile first aslitit, , i ___ L r L .. k now raid in (Queen Eetaentee's pocket-piece, nit is GLUT, attended by Sir B. Winstein's. le', Virlion. 1.01411 mea t have b een Cs No t h ey Ofs at. -' • why he bad berm sn salted open : and was t Id by carr_sass ...r ‘.._ri:Sri, on a .1100, teen ,. to eeuld send nut of this house of merei, an railed) t iosself ; determining also to fi*e the first shot. Moose in hi , tralrelli'l i r % i Mr. Nsdin, flat I e bad a warrant to arrest hen.— ' visit to the l'itsxcestm. Ilia Ittnial /slighter's cl d i .. indiiidwal. the vety 11.1 ar.cr an omeetetion of the Up on the atmosphere clearing away, It was found • On what charge i" be teinineff. "On thero of , , L , , not return, hot rat to pottered thence to IVarwick. tee nail :wee preformed !!! S.i shat an Ins Out': „,,..,„ tpt i h..' ,„:„*„.. „„I „ tipt i n „ , i, thus iii be ma 7: the bridle squadron consisted of a few homeward. shim having committed a esidtal ?stony." " A 1.," tie ro. plied, " you will never cocrict toe; my blo—lonal.l • P . boo t d West Indiamer, which had approached n rrrrr The Duke of RICHMOND will return , %flee the en. a 6o:ern:tic ni Hospital. Our tomtit sickens sr the poison you, man; it is is bl , rk as a bellock's."— roil +l—our I' , ed entigee •at such deliberate intie, the harbour than was osuel, from a strong north• suing s p r i n g, f ro m h.. commend in Camels, end be Seeing the officers scorch the hers. for pikes, or I Seeing mane s . it .. al our inteoli. il to have stated ;he resin ,as t ern wi n d ; when the piece of ordnance being succeeded by Lord D %mousse- pike.beads, he ',masked open flied , sendetnus sin,- , t ' of t.,e w winded ill our paper of this rtsa ; h i s. they ea,mined sa il droned, it mss found to contain two Colnnel Mantas, has res i g ned the contest for the PliCilYa 11 2 inIN " And do you thick I would keep ' ' / arealtratly an nunwrous,and mane of teem very long, balls, but slot a grein of powder ! City of Hereford, •nd Mr. Sceo4eoec, formerly tliem bete?' The c Rican not being .is quickasi,,t.teil horrible, awl Mood., Wit it is deemed more proper Member for that City, is likely l o b e re.elected with. 11, arena ! w Ira, a di:honourable termination to as the ieventire ,:enius of the Courier, roe .! not tim!out further opposition. to give them at Is ng 11, in the rotate Numbers of il.• a single pike-head to fit tee tldbi i ken Berorgtireese's iPe ter- Lon Masseicre. The number of cases :heady 1 the Cl tilirb of i t 'e "ilia' of the disastrous I . rPeredinee The Cif A acELLou of the Excurercit loft town on ' i staff in the Reform depot ..f arms et at e I 1 ram•ry. reported as our !her, aloe in town, awl pearly of 'Le IGth ( 1 .1 or Al4OO. (Oh Dies ofra '.) The Thutsesy. for three weeks or a mentto f.:. •is gone • They, however, t un ed a collation t.f Black l);:orl.:. I , a. t . i etcolsore o f tuber in the ' , Amur, amount to tre. l poor women lots, ELIZ Main (; weal, wretched our. into Yorkshire. awl other pelilicatinen which tlosy carded ell' in wards of two bend , rti—end we ii 44 6, no 110011, %hen I w as ! we are t o w i e. l ar k e d ;cun t enoug h : being .The hest of the Bank belonging te, the c .te a 1. triumph, to be iespected by the is4acines Booth oi l the joining to Lethhery, which Cr. no less 11,211 e:e!" ill ate all its: erre d . bet II ey w ill eeceed the hue. l i pile emarieted , mid fainting, from the effect of the number, together with those wr POMP of the cellar's I Manchester Ma:i'trac e s. T.., are Prob a lti4• by Sh it r i r:red We hi. hs.- aetin ra peat nor reques• 'ha 01 i ' . , t venoms •ne rer•ived on the d ay of !mild ttiumpli to lime, on their way to I'^rd si 'lm' "' b • The Prisoner ' tiereces who 1:11Tp ere; ssoulided cn thi. t ta ' gsral or. i wire on Saturday stolen from the porter's lodge. I was taken to ale Ness Bailey withnet reciting an, 1 the troop. under civil orders. ( . 11 ,i 0 o will 1...mt.:111.1y reproof at the Observer-filet!. These Ley a were formerly deposit d, after the enloeke appirrent irritation among his inwis , men, over whom their indisltioa: cases ;asit is more the n ritohsele. -e. __ . ... Jog of the g ait , in a pamicelar office appoiatesi foe i he is said to exercise areet iollartire. Ile is the g lthat a rin-cririnn will be set no (not, for those The vissminstions of site Priannrea, end surpurisny that purpose, but of lily were considered seilleiestly time person who aireoded the Meeting of Reform i whose ,li s t re ,s e e situations claim the support of the of Mr..llunx, at 31areeltestee, put iss greatly in mind I ' :emir in ttos porter ' . lodge. The porter, who has Delegates in [Arden before ti 11 e Suspenaion Art, 111 Public. lof the examination sad lasi of P ula no, in °Liven been qaestioned, is unable to usenet for the theft .! , who lass in consequence imprisoned under that Act., On the af'er noon of Weilnerday, !!.! ', reef of the ; Caostwitib i a days. Toe Magistrates io this case sod at a ff air is consi lore(' not • lad* taisterleet. Of this he remityled lalsdin en Thutsti*e rrinrn in• I (Ibeercer less ii•ite,i by a patty of fire or Sit frEows ' en s „,,,, as we ll or d er tb, p r i,,e pa ., to b e ear oft as As doelirste keys to every lock are is the possession • saying, " I am not oft aid of yno;willfes•lti itientis." dra"od tored .1 14 ''''s w ho a l ls"rouslY all' died the! sot 000 them to hear what the evidences have to of the Biol., the gs.e has been fastened and reseurea If I rnmernher right, 1:r is eklebraerd by C. ielett, at h the doer, which on fell 1n 'he say against them. ',;awed, u..g at 00r, so SS usual. A full investigatioo is expected le take having fist ennsinetel him of the practicability see Extract of a lel., far Mr. Praetor rectited in ,;mind, overpowered by mort•l wounds from the i place this day. ezindi.ney of L'itirr , rs.il ..4u..ffrors. You hire sin doubt Coss Escrivrof, A... 5...--ne Illirokus w ee writ 'un- it s) ',not, of Om ..iaailatos. If divas men are to be 1 „ pen ii . is m ,, 4 , :i , e: !teem en • • e.: ( the etre. received O N prCnellt of the tr:nss Ilona at the Now mope:A to illegal depredelions, we would rasher : eines mitioloss st Nlanelleit.r, I n ..m q6 u y i e le i spec:tells kept I ;e li lrn w m il l. , s sl at si" : " . ' e l let l* e q4. N i L it irliaVie a ; ceria l . l . 49 . !L i ss :". Bailey ye•ls.rday. ',Lich triminated .11 the committal , : Net cur I. tile, .etc Should Suffer than that our fellow. here, and sonnet titerefore ge t to I,toidot;. Icm here - h.'"il. cod P l c — a " 1 " . '"' ll * ' 1 r° 61 "" d a' hints armed " n o . " ~ of M r , !l oo t slid Lis hustings•cnoseaitions for a n.is citizen , ihusi j he 1 ) „, e „ e ,,,d . h %Isle *old at 17..1..3g, no : sae it& ri..r a ..ti from Ms. to i'' .JP- demeanoor. Thee, then, es Lea !Oki I, one of the preparing Bills of Indictnietit, end getting up evidence —otos is. town isms mill hit,. —is other a.tedeene alters' t• .. Ptisoneis at the bar, ends the Manchester force of - - - - - ------ - to terry the murderers to Lancaster, and as neither Were. *haglike) .... eri Sri' Mil eon 45 41 ; FOREIG3 NEWS. M.. II %Haifa nor any other person is nen ' ere, nod : 1. ; ; 0 4 10 dil i l ,' - Boons ... .... . Iligh Treason, which, to Coxplele tie plifalitl, • ia g 1 .... 4113 71 MI& . . unhappily prece.leil by a IrlOniy. .1 Do afrar.vieee —amw-- the time is so short before the Assize', I cahoot leave Rye t at " - 11- 2O 36 'lats. Barley , st 20 (I , ls was no doubt got cii to soil the main imbibe ism, and From Patio we abetter some of the Journals make n 'T . P ost." l New..... ........ .... • Ime tio. .... . the t•rme actors performed to both ; but the Pow e a strong' jumble rut of what vecurred at Mantises. 01 r• ”ROoKa has received Instructions resin Si. F. ¶1 . 0 ,68 li 1 t't :awl du. —.. will not allow themselves, eke the speclatnrs * ' • ter. The ilondrir is SI exception in this view, but fkunrrr to deliver up the copy of his letter to 1...) wilt, yews 34 40 rc,-d do. . Fn.. Ftonr ....s .• • • * I , a Play, to ft tgot the oiicital scene of blond in the ei• 6/11 1 of the m ~ .•r P•pera lial given In account of SIDI IO I.TII. Who, besides the cal:mono, i'„qt. e,N t ..!` • .1. l • U . ;;;•: fi lifl , lets ........ 41 4t; . ticcniels• •• • . • • •• 5 O 0 Testic l e mumnieves •sel-ich bare succ eeded it. what ray have be. it taking ;dere in the moon, or oily atri/P1......ed °l i teralist.? And what hero n.., I.f ibe _ no ilitriri.D. A. * -Taro- 1,1. II g..olllsapi-It of nll viperous Maude, o f that wretch e d -,tan about :he Ila. u.. 1 ~f i r • i MI, .5 Mnrkee 1.." ....: r; ! , 7 4.- _P e '. .: u i' •• 3,5.,..."„::: lip relation to the eroctielines at the New Bailey oilier inhabited ;dative-0o Wednesday last, bring * yesterday, I shill merely oL•erse, that if Eliseheth she Fete of Se Louis, the Royalists I.f the whole rends " skill/jog from reaponsibitity ?" " i ' l l ' inb es " . ' l ' . " ea . -5 " .. lal • r.:44 .11 1•10.te OA II v .....141..1ns ft.,. . We •• iie•• le • Gaunt, in,tesd of being at the has, tail been I tired kingdom testifipil their attar hnient to legilimak ao• At the fame time that the F. , .elish 0 nsra haute is a 4 !. ! ..,,s IS - onrse .s . s,:f cl ag . ariurl. _ ._. t e rriers ...., r: : ::: rate.r...l ur im on the tenth, ant) by tl.is change of position had been ' aperients , . The King commemorated the day by playing on' in London lie 'Julia s„ • Ai the con•i, at v ee r '•t' • contested from a Radical Reformer into a loyal old Igranting 535 pardons tn remain ander different son- Fonan designated as Diing: Sisal ni n e s , one oh th.• s' , . ~•► der COO. PH: seem 4 P. S B•in .: o*. i 11.10 ilestw Ode Sow • 11011111fI r she noels!, lam convinced, hate conducted i truce', of sr his II 315 were free lordons, and 190 Int''' . quality his been I ,t u f o , K oty his shsrseree Pt wet . . 1 .. b. 2.4. )44 . 44 I ? 71114... . I . • the proceedings of the Court with mach more deco. i either commute ions or remissions in post of punish- lithilitun against a G ruse ll,aereee, which eve. t . 5 it . a a. et. ! Ileor_ nis . and . Loon_ ..... ith . ili , ram, tanker, arid legal knowledge. It would be men, ; 113 of the pardon. or commutations were aet'llll, was br ae ot b e f ore the •• whole boil ) of oi• .a . ... li r to o ` ., ::: I c°' .... .. ...... . - ;7 1 ; a' needless for mein guard myself from being considered granted to individuals under armorial fur political of. Beech ;" the collieion produced a spark of brs i • i : " 1 " 1 '' HATAMARKET e es a friend to the prisoner.; bet I stn bound in can- fences, 0 6 of whom hod been condemned to banish. and the lA.ireed Sericant forted poor el. tis• ..... 4 . ne see to 61. Oe. M. . dear to admit, that Mr. Hunt, wilt ties their voter. merit, and I 1 to deportation. 11,10 a recocrtiesece of `2OOl. fur himsells Sod two Lio-er.... fr Os IA 1 0 7 1 . n°• nit / .tor at wall it his own, 'lived so great Mines., le- A Belgic Juana/slate's that Saudiit cOndettiord I Sureties in 1001. each. gnu "" S. es. Oa. to IS. trip true 0..0 . • . , i .., FORMA+ NEWS. From Patio we observe some of the Journals make a strange jemble our nf what 'Teemed at 1114iirlies ter. The ilonilrir 14 ti exception in this view, but one of the m P*pers Imo given an account of what r bare is taking place in the moon, or any oilier inhabited planet.—On 11'/duettist,' last, being she Fete of S.. Laois, the itayalista of i t .• whole kingdom testified their atlas hn.ent to legilimale so vereienty. 'Eh* King commemorated the day by granting 635 pard•.na rev !tetanus under different sen tences, of which 315 were free lordotir, and 190 either commute inn• or remissions in part of punish ment ; 113 of the pardons or commutations were granted to individuels under sentence fur political of fences, 26 of whom had been condemned to Labial ment, and 11 to deportation. A Belgic Journal Maw', that Sandi it condemned HAT-MAJIKET If: { *.., .i. Llo• er b.. 0, . tot. to 71 Straw • ... 4t. Oi. Od. to II