The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-09 00:00:00

-r---.~--~:: • • PP •. • - 't }:;‘" . Mor • 1 , ell % .1 .~ . i• . ,;.: . i 7 - • ifierilllrlyfirtOlige Wide OAF he slAddtfiftsel • ell' eve' et bleh'itle al delirabletki' Obil• ' 1 itilfte' i ; and • thevefete'diaceibed' none' of', lir iheallil reitilitly role in the Oetoreittee' A saliirlfilent:W teiove train the Stable tilie - ''tlii;; i psis 'Which thircircOmatance at ' pietiiiieuttaebed to ft • - .. • •• il - ,J , '4l • • t-i ~ The ATTOtINET,GENEItAL'argae4 tliat t : '4 . • discatary of the Scotch A ct was eery i.loi• - , rive different Acts Million passed by the 'British Legie. ' Waste thit showed they most hare been iii*lgnellinet ' of the euisterice . of such a is*. Even thou who I would have been estate In evaditig the point law,' to 'obit+ ihe Scotch law was en eit4eptiOnjesdnot.till veiy lately found oat the eSistrace Olt. By other laws Aliens might go . to attain Giviiiititiens, and by' the key meld of a smill . som of money obtain 'their freedetert, and 'the meeient aft er " ilditiiitlop. The nettetlon therefore was, wa s i t nee wise 'to pasca Law to suspend the operatiewef the'laws be had re -_ . ' , miter! time .-!.r • , objection Wads pleasure Ipeelenied a heel& the liw.- of'sts invitee:: ;rent injury . of, confis- Alt' the .rejected 'toot with every wet so match 1 be, .'at the' torte did net ;'end Sootiest efitotirieo`, witielf )ctigried their re -..opereedin 'the partiality' of that Illbellitit for fo'reftitei'si - Sb fit had the prle. cipleof.encouraging Aliens to WO, te e e been carded, that by . two Aete passt:d by- [Ash Legit latore in 176fiand 1786 any foreign Protestant what eitk on tskitifi the oath of alleglitit4 - i which any sties sehject might be comp e l led to do, was iiiietinaturilized. In 1796, a liCence from the Lord steward was rendered necessary, and that was still tbelow-of 4reland. • • • • Sir W. BURBOUGIig 'tholight that the clause, the'rejection of WhiCh led 'to' the disensslon of to night, was ens of the Molt objectioitablt ever brought into a Bill. * He looked apon'the 'Bill Oder discus.; siok as materially different from it. Reunited that his Honourable Friend (Sir I: Macintosh), who hid announced' his inteutlow of proposing,' as' en ausendment, in the Comedrfee, ihe iddition -6 C ofdrcis' etierify jog the'cerphrati•ns te!veltieff theilitriVett to ehtend, woold not 'peterViiii; ' lle'featelArillilifiti reinter the pinpoied meavern'itseless, anctslidell'feet It his duty to . ripp'iiselt: t if persisted it.. • . ' ' Att. BROUGHAM 0111re:said his a iprobat?on of tip' Bill, as'ilt rettnip-eit'Was.abeittioded in it. ll* Om imAiftir to pf,,posP"tti l te4 . Noble' Lord ' one propwsitien Which *e neeetitrif tei . dosite the mos.' sole band fat latiispegrivit' lied that was, instesd ' at -si'attil-ii.iit' the' l iebisinit's of . tlie Bill *honld lie. lieirin'eperrtiee 4, iniesediately after the passing of tile' At t , 1 " 'le okttir e o'll6o2rd' y.:-Iley T hail& i dt PrTdity. li dLiiold be reeellented that the piece* %A are rffe`TieVehiiieti of Sltieirifedi fo be idiot eft( 400 41114 ) 160a Ilats Idtrolilit.: Sept** on • Welf; tie day tkorlifne inee'itiv A len'i in Fitliebergh,. Sybil' etiald net by' pOssibllity hite" halted .whit ante' the ft - 109116ns !if the toreient 01111,0eichased Batik of trzOt`Tand 'titiacke; lanCitile in cotfeditotiOe nato ran zecl, trod btingtft‘ elf' eittiate—tbe . t otiiktoetiee'of enedting *at the operation Of this I3ill stioeld entimente int teedfitify otter the 'passitrg of the Act, would be theeitilthuth the Bill' did not profess to be* retro. r...„; !rot only prespective, slacken' Alien would i Mar the forfeltareof his land. He threw this out oar the tonlidevation of the Noble Lord, persuaded aNS flia was, that it was intended candidly and bona fare to-tarry through the principle of not allowing the Bill In operate retrospectively. He wet the last person wha - sedild with ta'rErevent' the future opera- Hen of the Bill,. all be wished was, that it should not operate on those who had already purcitaaed Stock; the justice of which nes striking, and the to - convenience of which could not be very great. — Under these eitetimstances • ; he should hate no objec tion for one, Id the suspension ,of the Staoding Orders, and to allowing the Bill to pass through all its stages cift that day. This, lanieever, he did re luctantly. He protested against its being done lightly, or as a mutter of course. The Standing Orders of the Houle were a great protection to the subject, and ought not to be visaed on slight grounds. But the peculiar native of the present emergency' indticed him to Consent to their seststatiler • : ''- , A* • "..- General MICCIELL said, about tWo hoers ago he was In the City, where he hod seen Foreigners giving orders for the purchase of Stock of the Bank of Scotland.—(l7.etir,. hoar, hent f) ' . l:eive was then giveh, slid the Bill brought in, 1444 read a first titee i,wi . . Used CASTLEREAGI4 In molting the second leadink of the Bill, %althea to say g' few •wOrda fined.,, 'anti to what bed fallen Gore the Ifoin. - and Learned Gentleman. He 'apprehended ttrtht'hll parties Woottf be' willing to allots' thlit isarthidteheaMs &Mei the • ertzeisity of adepting . eerie tatelitt•re-1.- liiat • view to pat i stop folio *feet which' wow WeCited fries de * positing menby lin •the Binh . or .Bdelhinil. Note though itailjitf bleplcilser the, potties ;Dating bows istitlietlitileshrfwg laar, sheeld•not be fide purchase!` deprlied --- ,-- - - . • forted to fora limited tlssall Mr. W. SNIIT ft said; he saw nd valid to the present rnesseke,:.antilse felt is tend initatini, thit he would twee eape' , rienat natitsito the rejicted (Oared made ,intrt'of ti HO Et' oloprnien th at the sospensiain of's . . loiis ifillit fhi : Ate 'aloes*, was no very gn ' ' • to_agy non:_ . _. . , IrrifTilf it tbarnietrf Mitt the principle • natio: . g . , Ole - arigiatt. of Aliens *AIM thi elftlith7'it'eittgeitithirgala, *wis . inehnikteot I itiialifole ait;llittinif j Ws!ice. flii *ll 'eel p saillied, .set4ter.Genittoitett-' Waal° i . drOwiety of thelayl Vitradd tb it :fleib i l , , . self that feeling of jeslotsy i n• ltil'itii . -. _ i& splint f ore i gne rs s t :Cg 'tn voted' Otinlti other Gentlemen "id Co have settieteo Y speed's Leialititui:es?l' tie jeelenst,thst a the flew of ties Wifilara aiesii - . &Me the _ - ~, .7 r__, s.......4A4daui•P'Sb fii Ire J r ' 1' • 4 Adis purchase* under me enooms .- -, ______ ied of the ri#hts Whlbh Mt" pfe ittlfeetei gave there, ml, as regarded their i n w or deprl , yet' Nei.. Ai nitilitertt thei fOodiftelitavent's dellbe, rather as they were deossect ritletern the subject if apptired thiit the provlviati vit e g es of t he noose of Cow of the Seats . Ant mold deftint .aH the ends of the way of. noth*wing and eastalA • Alien Bit, and that It was Impertible to sappwse ebieriisoat had been ma Parliament woad " allttw • the 'opertHen of that and fair consderation. Di Bill toli'e re defeated, from iiii`t te entent tsar, O rha r.. -contended -that en eatittel • son who made per thases of Bank of ScOttendigtoelts peps, absurd law sho4 l made each ' pit rtteits• wfth a - ftsll6 kiotatectge that the i face el 4ltle Aitot Act „it, ' Legislature w °et& Mat eameet c • to thatribifing An of the-oppo rtunit of d with the advstitegeiltfien Illy tab Swats 'Act: • If VII: of revilement partiatir, ki t i lienent weriiiiellofir the atiglitisttin , of thA He . •tie• Its intent§ 04400 en SA end • LeirnedZ4ttittliti, a geeit bintber of •isog ipepiessed ejecta. .Sitc.fit 1 OhnnitlcinalintlfAteilt, Who rieglltettetolbe alto nvid thatc could be cal o led 41.41,0 pi the pv.0'11144;0 Whist *objects; wontdr Its ihi 4n4et.lhalirly- a dllfere 4 * " Fat, At.% the ottiett they bilttei viiiikatii&be pist4di,betsceen the two flintier lo ' bey Ortd . .rhAideili of. earlissiwints. the lino:4nd kallart I *is, that the aitt was sa Ginteritt(Seteholl•V keit stetsti, of AI pivilimat knows i the areurity eotri O A . Copel ledge, that several purchases had lately been ordered any particular iustancei, .. . ~~ • ~,. - dt J , 0110 .~.., AelOei . tk ,d4. el i t7 l • l ,••o l t , ,..ll , .r iNeek • ! ......os - . , .vieet by JeftwOlt4tltt litt ‘ ailkAtlPP , ; i Oh**. 4 ' lhilsee;-!*llll4loY,wdetisskshis meadow idtve4l7.llo ' ;'ll.4lotWid:Vl;lfil:"lo3.....A, I°' r toggelthist.. • iletiplwitoorobleiond. seive...,, , di.... „trete., ilidii we‘tial,:tie:e.illiiplttetipieventing it kola , tviiig;aisy.Area.;4rhe veiled; stigii,Which Re 0. 7 ' era ifcgfAturelloso 7,ctitaid becolisidered-e4 - hese jigs; atiliritlotit:letiallatited beck tai iil# notice *bleb . Is givo-owisionlay. Bet be viOad.iiiii contend, Ihatillie plitittilti; the 'deo*" ' in. the Lords was ..a comiltio sdhihist,la ..en ' Itaitiest 'trho Wished' ,to ow.. chasellaokdolf Seetteink,etenity,thed .if they did so, ; they ill.,,Witflind:e Riiiiii . ,ttiCcileve Pa rliament world het ailhw ihevis c hy sa.daing US . 44 :the object or us *Nen Bilk. Vi n less,:therrievesi. they were dertee.,i • edited el. opeoing. theft' &lure te-h T oo, etvitnei ewe.-aind 4o say that iedicidoaiii, whom •Parliament I vstieldbaVostenwillitiCopenty to inlotit to the pri.l oilidge.of , Baittak 'subject', should, •Ohlritry to their: itidentheos' bvillowed to obtain ell the. psivileses of stiNeefii;itliey. intist• resist the 'propistitirrot the Hon i 1 'ariii Loomed Gestlenian ;.boidniosa itneeded but:lis del fecheight, to see that by acceding to the' propositinsal -theist very:iedivideals•VbhOn. they w 604' moot dislike seeing's tbwpossesaion •of the. pritileges, of British. subjects,. Would be mose . tiltely to avail_ themselves. the interval to set Par'liaineei -et 'defiance. He :tors:l iended, therefore, that intlireient notice had beeasi given to all parties centerned, by - the iddtroductien; of the cleane lo the Lords, and still niore by the tio: ticOsthich he bedwiirsoi on Saturday, to lead all bondit fide purchasers whom thutstripep had• reached, to eat - I ' peat ebb laraalltb sl.kibk WO 114 lii7Trobad. Qn these grounds he now,:ninlied.-the eecond reading of the Bill, .tend be,trearostand4o4,/lern... tad lee rued peo. tlesmin woold see .iliegooliVirely .of gotohjecting to its going throdiehthe remeiiiing stagea ii hatnight. Mr. BROUWIASI was gaite sorry now to l filiti: . that tbo Noble h e rd.. had , depicted icons. stie.gottriy, which be uoderstood him, to have agreed. to ktilt: , namely, that the Bill should have no retrespectigu, effect. He was sorry also-apt to belittle tp be colt filmed of the seemliness or toy one of the ovidiciolea. of the Noble Load, and more especially bac:seal law, considered them to *folio some ef.tbtatanst letPotttr, ant principles of Ldeejalatiors. Hie beggid to against the Noble Lord's doctrine of nee-, . —Said the Noble Lord , " Di d 1 slot g a ive notice to my place on Saturday ?"—Why, what if he did tio.f . —What is his notice moon thou mine, or more than the notice °limy other Pdfielelper in the !loose! . :Whe then, because the Noble Loh) hid given notiCeolitis, intention to propose a certain meliture, were all the. lieges to be held precluded by such notice from tivailf, jug themselves of their rights of property,. and to hate these rights violated ? This woe going the *hole length of givieg that retrospective . effect Id the Nee• sere, which it had been optlerptood by all was not to be gives to it.'— llicric, hear,s.j—lt was. true, indeed, that the retrospectOneperation did not •eatend to a whole mooth.vea.lotmetly, .but. only. to 48 hours ' ••• bes the one. wea--:*Cslidigecons in ptinci. • pie as the nther. But.tho •iNeble l o ord had laid. it dove se a principle, tbetifreet , the moment the at. - tendon of Parlioment•waa called to a subject, from that moment the rights of individuals might be of. fected by the ass of the Legislate's. lit Altiassost.. hand way, suspending the Standing . Ofdertef- tho House, letting a Bill pass throegliall tetttages m one day, and *Hewing it to have a retrospectiertor• feet fro* the moment the ettentios of the H.:ote. was first called to the subject, there vies no secerity• for property. This measure ' was • neither more rier,7 less than a violation of the Act.;of Vide!' between; Scotland and England. .11e wished to call the at . tention of the Scottish . Members, who 19 erten showed themselves feelingly olive when any seniore was proposed at . variance • with . the provisions of the Act of Union. By the 18th Article of the Act of Union, it was provid ed. that no alteration of the pehlic rights of Scotland i hould take place, es. ceps the alteration was for the benefit of the whole realm, and that the private rights of individuals ' should not be altered, escept for the benefit of those individeals. Surely, after tech it provision, if the rights gf individuals were to be taken away, they ought, at least, to be taken sway by an operation which should operate prospectively. Now, with re. spect to the present measure, he would suppose tbe Act to take effect from tomorrow, Suppose yester. day a person to have beets dispatched in quest of steel': of the Bank of Scotland. On Weduettlay morning he would be able.' o arrive pt Edinburgh, and might make purchases. Its doing so he would be acting bona fide ; for he bad uo. right to consider the Bill to be brought in .retrospective. 11 Isis% seen I retrospective clause rejected, becuse. of its retrospec tive operation, the inferesice naturally drawn must have been, that the new Act would be prospective; and perchasers bad therefore no teasel! so think that their purchases would be. brought . within the, operila Lien of the Act ; and that .the.slocit purchesed on Wederdey,: on_ the soppositipti that the Act utoolii sot be retrospective, would not eat* thew to . ali the advantages- of-- the stabling itivr That iit i eck *maid net only become et a diffeceut.vales; of tititit, however, he world say little; Waif any landed ',tate. were purchased oft the faith of the esiating Ise, theta estates. woold be forfeited to the Crown, Go these , groinds .he could not help espretsing hill hops that .the Noble Lord would abeedon the giving a retro. spective elect to the aimmors. Iiffr.CANNING observed., 044 the Lords ' amend events on the original . Bill. were now given ult._ BS these ameodutente weredsotirefuse4 so much , hie . Elie!. sided their intrinsic merits or defecta, het 4...8.Ct to Interfere with the pa. .1 Commoos even in e tech iced sestaining them. Bet to 14 ship made, 0 wiSh o o to ffiwi..,i4 ll NObrojy, be believed, had It, obsolete, and, indeed, Id ',Motu io .fall force in —would be absurd to give• ling the effects of an tact ot by aliori.g.eingo , k 4 MITerY lncleot.tict, of evetliog ts -, I was nothitpg in iiiteimat a ter,: ikilh., thiMliiid tit% . I ter- CPWIP ON ffet,teM l dle 1 090 " ,elVarliaShenk. But Ike, fact • cos likkili°l49A.l4ocol ifFt to 01COPPtiaPti.P402....e.pyr: bp iustancii, luditideals 11110 tett theta- • '. 2irr r a effectial `Mt peril reeltalfllo4 i-ewtnple tosii . 44_,_3 6 06 hawattitakiNl! Nri-iiiii, of -- a,gt., ilsidlyki R.. . e l l 2 .... w ~ . ... ~ ~ .., ~, tope itrltvel'ltt pitifisit. in . ' v . l4ctiltile niiisiO4 itb it. psodtng . AS'. Standing pe rpote:of Forssiiigitit leffeeritele., ..s •-• '1 1 41, *4 esPoditionAbvilnh thealeollit4.4*, I < ..:.. Lord Fo.I.K.EI39NE objeeted• to ilea pet reeled by Atlitil'utstritiOtt on • flit' okeitilinS,..fte'llillil' WU u4Oll vying that BIB< thertebilitlise. ll 9et f ra t b # ll l Artl! 'Wei 4 1 : sine% -9 holl'selleetignii9nt very POW's Wq t fiAwr- had. bora dellaseded by AO Mejeety'ollaisterh #, w it welched beeniappoiatedt9 leleatiltAlf Alleffi e ll Ott :lekich. the Noma. Ilse lield,(it, a l e ,Rreeetett4 ' tisetelisse. In tbe sltaneetittlefese, 9f ,101 1 / 0 19.14-, 11 visoltaf,the,ll.Pll 9 rtilte*Silh A (41 1 4111% L i f t ibat the Moose agreed to suspend the abets , <:49V- Bet in. 11110,1*011sitt,i'41 11 rnisSieski t , tit . . flimsier edi euld, act only Ats ,the, e sae egnpli e pte, i tOal. a pasticolar - :,dawier, K .i tg• jeSl "OM, , alid."' the linos, sheold.e.r,a<o.,the,Miresore Mtn' t propneed. It suss/ toe gitsele..tp.:eiptist : At lIIIK, to act on an occasion of) "felt letptirteteal, elthie44 , on the credit of a Goveritentalthighilmisf 9 ° er'snialirelY forfeited its character willt.4h'e,,gob4, that . Ppi,. above theee days ago, this *rna Atlipielet9tratir, end perticularty the . Right. ,11011 4 Peetieseipt. ( b Canning),-bad argoed.thet the measure wpivlei.lie , a) r , together in complete,. *steep; it eMhrie4,o l 94 l fiti spective clause reforrine. to purchases 40909 010,qm; ifith.ef last. April, whilst at this, roolueyt kbectlia Ministers were content to take the BM < in its preelo t t f - i shape, admitting by so doing that they. bad aquae •19 the House a false representation of the state of (htr; `couotry,t_ which had on that occasion'been stated to be in se alarming a state that .the clause there intro.: .duceil.was rendered - indispeosably requisite. What confident' could he placed in the. representations of such men ? They had cajoled by fabricated aud liigbir, coloured statements, the Parliement out of the great ,•_priVileges of, British !su bjects, and the. House coes e n t- : ed to repeal-the Hebei* Corpus, Act . ; ,an Act 9,1 In, deronity followed, to - our eternal dis g r ac e . The neat great object of the Session had been, aftec e fome time 'pent in its cinfoideratie4,l4, *ball() Oned;,,Thf ';_irrpieTta,ict improvements 'in the Poor Lieefe,,,Sed, siker octkipying.,for two years the atteatipp,o a Committee, been moved to be read that, !ley sir inonths, sad the crtenity were hepny in esep, getting the Bill for, Select Vestries. The Chencellee„of ,the Ettchequer's grind plan of fiursque .reepecti%ithl. Bank of England and the,Country, Botohe had also . been : Irv, add any the co untey afield iee,,with 4. justamiciatirtn pf the character of . timtsc, tbla itAsitoss Os's cirried in the shape of a seteirate, Bill, withrwprelleled pte.tilAtetiefi7ec Ale SerV i tTt wf - the ionise... .To such conduct jta,illoitla 9414 say, that'll,' reiniced. his voice had beets, in elm every insteacit;impoted ; and he new , ie thee 4144% wanner, entered his pretest igeialt „then 9119 01 1/49ili of this evening. . .After a few words from grew. TatiVrtolt, el, cries of 6 ' (isesgiosi viol:002r .Lira Bill ‘14.1. 1 11 a seaond tome. . ~ • :-. ki ,! i •••• The:H ouse went into a Committee opens 110 II Mr. Goucsuas brqu&ht nit the. Itverl.—The '1 was then read the,tbird time and passed. -4 Wet. Mr. P. MOORE thee pr esented a Petition fret% W. Aris, stating, that the Lords: of the Treatiork lied refused tq make him soy ,compenelien fqi making many discoveries of carom*. (rand in the 'Avenue, and 'preying for temeneratiou—Read &al s taid myth. table. • , i „- . .. ..She 'louse on th e elution Of Mr. B. ii . TuAtusiTs the. adjourned, ~ . . - • =l======m • 1 LAW IArif:I.4.I6E,NC.B. * 1 - • 1 — lPr_, • .:,- . • 1 . • . CoUitT oF -CuANdgity; )(itisS• i ~. .. . • ...., • r . • ~._i_..._,_ LADY TRANCES 111111.1 f TAIIE TEMPEST 'O. THE COUXTEIS y pilificni4l. l : til,l ITEWART, .AS o OTHERS. M r . betel moied that the •Pelitkin of tb'e Noble' Defend-Ant, LerdStesektt, to confirm the Mater's' •Repiert, relative tii his marriage with the infant Lady. Frstioes BeiltY Vane Tempest, might he heerd.en" WedneidifOltt, a l w • The Loo t rOstaticat.r.on. -1 cannot undertake to hess it ,on l i l ll diiteidly. It may , however, be s et dome in lb. 1404 day, luta take its chance. • totli t t e AO lttiliG'B BENOTI, Jeer: 8. Their Lordships oedeved the revival and enforcing of a rifle "tads in the year 1760, under which; it) , prisoner bating spirituous liqours in hie posseson w ithout the peensi ss ti r n of the Marshal, migh t for the I first piling', hiliwriioned in any critiiihaljail for one month,. and farlthe second offence three moutbs. . ...: ' _' t . - t iban , atria' . v. RING. The - Ceirit., is 44iy.-,givilikiaifiJegt in this 10 4 pending • cued 0 49 7 . ssioectid this Plaintiff's right to Crintieurne-Chair','peertbe litelt"'efittet chefs, wile, Our the porkies'• ischtded . a . ePece.,,Pt•.p4ity 14,000, - ii, or a district Wore tkiin imp* seem Sive.. via Terms since Mr. soleitift. 1 . ..44145 4 .4 le rule Nile for a new trial ? the seedicchaviug,been given, iii . favonr of the Deftsds9tititsti the question was Alis, cussed at great lane h• et Se rj eau t's, Ali 0, 4 Ale .4itangi berate Michaelmas Tore tett.. The.dosision Q 1 their Lordships *Ili; dal thera ale not !ii # lll9!nt-gronad or diatarbia4 Ibis saidict ;. the coosetimuce of iihtch will bi, thet-tikerisintlre tight is rietvicisd to•the' narrowsr liiiiiti ottrtriboierne.elitilie. '''''''"'"4:'..', ..- Lotto 'onosegnoit or sas SIOSEURSI.essas -Olt wOons - aifd: ' 1.• . MOSSSM .ilAigvaiaiciii . . : 400 011"111.4 cause' , Illisiitit a rote' obtained 'by Mr. 14 ilbre, for seltingi aside the iiiiiiiiilittiii,fiftle.thekeifld'tfihr ease, by w WV{ the Plaintiff' otitiOnea +SQI ! , en the ground that the ' I teem awarded , was not 'efficient, and i 4., Twilict 1 4t?l 1041149.. Tbe: eirceetettriees hire been al.' ready stated. liie•tiele wan OighisCll..o4 1 • THE mini o. ancsa t sata. - .. ' llitstF/14,,rPt.A ..o*iik.lll.tPolo44 oeiln,t Ii ii 151•Osndsiss Incieriting a citimense to Cas'ikeVallips?7, arit;ethirie ; a 'few days eviiik, tvi owlet so 4 ins vh , is, + of , ti4eicsar,ia•rsiiptit 1,4, I' gAlftlie. irl4 'pert '-tebitiv for Ow Defserlossotscirilets it *plies ..44 - st 4 v3o4lollllit'iots4 Ibq vrf lasi, . . I. r. to • J • , • ~. .... . ; ,d~~s~ • e itOtkkie h AWN. ZIP.'W t7kbf I.‘'M .. - .' , • d . ~~ ll* h itc. r. 4 isomfid a i 'so l a , : ,..1 . ..., ptalteitt watt VP/ rk*Uri' age Ilhvgls tor t Onil me tun"' i iii4 iipaoic , f . •'! - . .. i rxriaggintworst , ~ 4 , .. ~" ..... . s ,:. ... 14 PO LIG& ant , ,l ' I.44llLa:fit Le , .:1 , .. • ' r llntilitr , iiintiiii ./.'"Wihtfr 'of iliti 4 Itatlebel-eoletilloitlliViiiihi ;4' .r e. Riits i ta It a lotd;:thii AtiOititilit,' tiffh sthibiti die mete hati 'coil* hritii , est?' iritisteitigiiieSeittti 'll. Me it. took the Reflsdattet : iskookto 'at pod 44 pull ilis'itsitstir on . iiiiVnali t Yit_lhidini 01.6 Ap. 4: torrid,. be reminiitiad IgflillisribehataW ea till codeital wheitolliiiitel ligtai i t l imi ,' tekstrieetfiemely ISOM • • ' • ... i it seweibbratikii"it t l e % /1 1 e."init *tit T 'idete titieletli'd 00 , 0 i of tataibiffhtet - iistilii'ingi fined 104' fte kOlfsillaVdei4liliokiii t 'atkille."lle . , e a i i . • .l••• 4 a; ittots 1. : . ..stror).444 .or. .I s ., • t.,...t !. , K . , ,, J44l~Vii"doluillNA I' iffestA . .?, jai *hill 'l "'of apnitit frositbs Wash ' - 0f bars Talks; `i lidddilite, of Someri-tolit. ' •• ' ' Mar# Burn trai • filly counaftild, charged - sfile seedling t'iaFa l eirbieg ftim the drop of Mi.''Wilhott, a haberdasher, in St. Johd's- street , tteltasrelt' a " 4 • . MA IL LBO R 0 UGHZeriligirr...V COOP, a broker, is Seymour-01m, sr* ft Balky/ a graan•grocer, is Chariette-street, Portland-place, hired constables,on. derwent an esautination.sn a charge of fraud ; when it appeared (hat eyonsigkreale, wheioeTirtittornhadbeeu Oefaisied fur a dubl;ctilhe to thirOffioi to ask tibiae of gilt Magistrate, iINI Wei : lIINVii the door by the Pri. .lietters, who tweak her .thit :the Ildtgistrate was gess, bps .that, tkey.. w4te .41)e. ( Th ief Officers ; upon *hick the relate d to them her basis's!, ead . thcy agreed to accompany her to the hoUse where the gOod's Sere' sit‘lsittSti: On bit **titbi t -thaiy 'tot& the puma In 1 bole custbde.: she Skitisb ,were, that they -Want, by ,tile Magiotpstat, to ,tiae the things a w e at' • 1. , upon ,Peyroent of tor Shillings, part of the d . ?he 'hoti%44l4' (a ' ferbilii) telt! them 'if 'lt . via ' Abe' o r d4rof“the'llifigtetrithlii, they' mi ght take the' hingbt!aStur,: striciskititiy..procsoded to .4.: Tim • Visilusiktiroke. was saakteng-st•tio door, gas thus • aPattlelß 11 .3960. 4 4 a t (: 1 1. ; bet nut heseg M. E sile3r,. Oils f I , note s sod the thiogloe* i Itittep Via 'i Nr , the Prisoners demidiet tovlitat liiNtiyingOtitpereob bed4atals 4 • '.4 this :Wei . l'lsatstipiaisant not haring any ow* they laid thetormeihherattlaarlt quo keen without 1()% alsiseg, at eapst4:fitheir trouble ; and at length 4s„ . IF, e r" prllitrillikpas s little girl in . the housei. which they boo t[ upon" s !unitise, that the neat tioriling ' 11114 should 'be paid 'the rem a i nder.. Hatter itictordingly called then ) and received 61.. ifeetorilay sibs Complaisant sae .threstenhd with ar welt.. by the penes • folio . ked : deteined tim goods, and learnt...to, her surprise, that no moil whatever had 'bean ja id to her by *Mier of the Pd. atierg,intr'tliat the" iiitolti wall a giliselibileation, hi whiet she' tNriseele &trestle/4'o'9oV -11wMagiss tetate vaned,* thtl' Prisoners, and estimated, that -thersbould easily seosithem to trial, where they hail no doubt they . would be made a proper example of apd the Oificirs of the establishment have esp tfietr deteciiiinaila id furnish the Cottaplalient el tii'meadirbf abirryligtemespences of the prosecutiou. . - Wciitsatie-sr at cr.—Yesterdisy, a, ass nom el' fil. /4460101; mats . ehasged by Mr.. W. Baker, of Pecb. hens, with robbing him of wearie, epparel. It lipr • peared that the Prisoner elopqd with the Cow p4ittant s eleites vibe want in the Office, sod ackriOwle'dged that she h, en the' Prisoner the oil' ticlee charged to bare beetNtoleo by him. • Natalia• stauding the suggestion of the Magistfate in Gyour of ' her, the Prosecutor, who .had six chiitiren, refoc4 to take back his faithless irik; I-011 ttt Prisoner n a l discharged. • ''' i '' I . tOfFIO - . ~: On the $4 iosth lialip, the wits orlt o bert Tindal, Er* 4e ra Col-11811$ Chelmsford . Al Crietber4relf. 'Me . 7thlest, of a caisemetims. ireell i.kr I merited, Elizabeth , abe wife of M r, htoxlkomas, of Walerooll Solicitor, in be 28fir year,l4vin* two iefkut diadm. ~. 1446 Wiwi it* &fwd.-street. lir***lClL squaret v r Widow, aged 77. efterith init., MIMS* allibitillsegitter of JAI Hubbard, P.sq. of Stretford, kracx... • , , ... ... COAL MARKET, Jams 8. Price. stais.2l Market Ships Sold' ' 4 1 ttrdClll2" ' - "'.:? git g. -?. g: er . ....... j ..... 272.. 4m:verjt latettstianihme.(iint4 recleai; Of the Arlior), ea* lined A GUIDE to HF..11.111, which, in a conAlk . • . ____.: 1, , '''- claimer. reeasisamosw ono wino .. arple ilia egiratidill ow' dies with proper mode of treatment for the the follow ag dia. eines, viz.— A tmilthWiirliginffttript, It4tes, I .4 lir i str.44 ll .* barrenness,. btkiiigis consnlaktwrlslorosis .q. Atern sirlii_ __ ... e , f.s.r hi .t beilithlt. 0141511 , 11116141, flitthole diserisestiliser altorls liamor m lZ lOW. Sleet;, fimotelltegt, WA psitboodrsol or aselandbill Ilf"" 110,1, juvenile injiseretions„ lownecs of spirits, menotto OP ettatimis, nervous diseases, onalti,ast of serrt atMerY,Ph itias l ttiagh,' rh(asisiaii , ai, dellghtdrareikbess, OM of life, sent! , 1 - .iissasos„ &c„, • wills v i e. I,tr: ppm, pear obtain Alit.. and permanent core or ihh4r secret irillimiti.s.4 nature,* ' dillicitei • often f ahliiii 'ld Illitlida , esti', eu their Nearest retains". • Wad a Traci..e 141 lesotwO I.)ltsaells. rani/n.04 hypoh„,ir, attaisuusamptive compluints.. To ',filch k added, A.l E. ,41 ,,, 11 ! the Iri.ne real I)isea 4, iflets,Ssiainai 'sfenknesses ~ nett 1i .,40 „`" ' habit of a prifior Milli*, it/klo.44,A4llPoir4:lllsteats. 0,0'71 -boo, Toritora, nail Ilium wittu Wive .the atne and educatispe. Tooth, likewise A•lviee to fathers, particuliirly those "thug iolticted v. ills i•irvo , “ enniptalras s the lOW* iiiicreperte d . itliestrated Willa :sinieto of e mtliesdir Acts sever before ltd6' .1340. . ii,p, nahtp.b.l, 501.0t401 4 _, .M. 0 A Plinnt ref oft ' ill+ sonnet* MAdicities, the Cordial Maloof Gnead,Antl..l eis we.; . at. • . 1 . Sid- ha. 1440. 18,. Serena; Sams. 150, 0 _._.. ilt* (attack ; Tau, K.lcl Exchange g sad wad* . .. . the • '• - • . „ _ • - . t i ! ) 1 0 •2 • .....1..... ' maw ! •••••.. ab:dt I ' ~..L. ' , • • • - . - 1. 7 ' ;1 14 -17 0iCt4 " ? . L. SIMIZIVAIII °Met, MI6 4, Ildisbery-efflutt . • . I 7 4 Scaat.atli d aia khlhalieWlititiiiiititlby Gee, y end another Gestleekua.who wee with 17; Ids gieik ti , .. 1 1 1 41 1 /rOtlis'lftAflii 111 , • ' • i11gr 4 4 9 / 99 St i l 0711 1 114 4 fi 4 . 4 * 1,41,1 mils Opvi'l* fiat i or' dis -' 4' , • • mo . lis. o\ he r 1 r -. that rt. e , 1 ". . da y gag, the Nipdv i ar iteireeet) la till inktiiii ty a Gee:: eV* !as .301 41 •1 bil! he fliarid that he coal • orthe till al the tail,' ihielete:' . .er jefi .. 4 treetiedent, and 47 E v: ~ t o ~I r r : , jilAdi Clitriild *i"' OA 4 3 1 1 4 : t . ii l l :Olitri /e tit 1 1 / 4 41 i titti, 9 1 Mit 0 Ift i*: . t o r.Oll jiT 1 0 , . : tlll,Cilat tlh 11041 tr. rite* '4h r ' t LigY/P"PIr ~"; ! • Nliret otmok I , • I ~' ;"‘ lie i _ - 1 . ,A 1 ^,..~. 1 1 ) 1 . I