The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-15 00:00:00

Lord Chancellor, the Earl of IMACCLOTIELD, for oz. tortion and cowl( prartico.—when the accused Earl vas frond vailty, and sentenced to pay a In. In the Kinn of 30,0001. and to be imprisoned in the Tower unlit the mite wee paid. -...... _ _ On the Warn of the Mosher' of iho Law noose to their own Chamber, Mr. Parr., the late Socrotary fur Itoling!, commented iho bo4nris of the day by .-.- proposing that the Right lion. Msmmtme St-tvort. the Speaker of thelaat House of Commons, should be elected to the sauce •Ales in the memo. Mr. Past. described the waren and attainments oweemary for the office 'saint, and votrehed for the compairuce of his nominee, sod U.S secooded in his recommends. lion by Lord CLAIR; Mr. BARNITT, the Member foe Rochester. supported the proposition; and no other Member being proposed • the Motion of Mr. Pant. use onanimoorly adopted. The Speake► elect was then conducted to the Chair in the usual form, and teterned thanks to the iit•sso for the high honour thus, • second time. conferred upon him. Mr. Cute.' ma then moved as adjournmerit, and availed himself of the opportunity of adding a fourth pautegyric to the mirk' of Me. MANNZIS SUTTON, as Speaker of the llotise of Commons. Thus passed the ceremonial of t►e opening of the I radiomen', sod now our attention pews on to the! ospeciations formed from its meeting. Where much ii urgently required, and much may essay be dune, something very ronniderahle might be rationally look. ed for; bat binned be they, it has been said, who asp►ct little, for they shall net be disappointed. Ith uot a (mesh election of a Hasse of Common', vivid wird as that !loose at present is, that can refresh the hopes of men who base dodged any wisdom from the lessons of experience..--A la y belle, than that usual fare must come, we apprehood, from the better inflame* list is beginning to operate on the outside of the Howse, and not from any more good will or real amelioration we expect to rise spontaneousi) within it. Tito People themselves bare Named so mach t►at they now begin to teach ; aril public opinion as it becomes enlightened, by steding the weight of numbers to the force of troth, most ultimately con ;el the men who are the most dis posed to vitiate or centralist it, to attend to the dic tates of lesson sad necessity, and accommodate their measlier, to the exigencies of the times; and the to theis of s Nw of the most galling grismores. It is onderstood tbst Mr. BKOUGUAII will move for the Writ to supply the money caused in the Repro. 'Potation of Westminster, by the death of Sir S. liossiwr. Several Membeis, both from dor Minis terisi sod Opposition benches, it is aid, will take that opportunity of espressing their high respect for the cborseter of that lamented Statesman. Tbs. epielon appear* to have hoes 'rumies, dm mew Wilts naiehl be moved immediately after ibe sp. poishmeet of Iketipeeher. It seems that 14 days mast elem., (the slew allowed for presenting Petitions against Maros), hrfore new Writs can be mooted for; as is Is only et the eapirstion of that period, that it cam be barsi with cersaiwy, at loose in thecae of contested Electivai, shu is really Me sit.:lig Mrs, bet, and, the.efore, whether a seat has actually be. COO* IMAM'S! Or not. The Mewlmes for the City of London yesterday, occluding to the aorieut custom abscised on the Gist thy of Alyea.; of • 1 4 44 Parliament, took their seats at the tr•p of the Treaa•r) Bout is the House . of Commons, in scarlet reins, in rotation as the sorbets stood at tiro close of the pril, and continued in those seats deriog the Election of the Speaker.— Mr. Wiwi:to, not briag an Alderman, provided him. self (as the Isis Sir 13. Watson did on the like ore•. 11/0 ,1 , upwards of thirty years •go) •irk a scarlet robe without far for this purpose. Paris Papers to the 14th i•lvant hive been re ceived. Tha Chamber of Dipatics were to i:ave an eltrsordinary Meeting on Siondiy, to receive a com munication hoot Ministers, the nature of which is not mentioned. The Doe ro& paid his re &peels to the King on Saturday la -t, previoas to hi. retiring to the cuonto seat of his Duchess.-0a the same day I of the most raperienced toasts bad an interview with the Moister of the Interior, fer the purpose of concerting means of ea tendiog and improving that essautial breach of pleb lie prosperity. An article from Vienna states the positive ;sten. tioo of the Empersr sad his Court to vigil Rome and Naples during the ensuing spring. Their departure will probably tube place rutty in the next month.— /From Coslseult@ it is stated, that Count Naomi. stun had outset' at Ahe Court of Bate'', es Rica. rian Minister Plonlildientiary. 'This is considered as a woof t h at all the points in dispute between fhe two Governments were at length amicably adjusted. It is Western.% that the charges of the town of Co ldest, for Willowy accommodations, sitters it passed under she Prussian dominion, have been live times the 1111108111 of its revenues. These IWO /Me of the blessings of Prussian occupation. A Soppktactd to the London Gazette, containing dispatches from India, was pebli.hed y...tertlay after. noon, the sohvtause of which or have given in another page. Its contents relate to events the general tester and Wee of which ate already knout. toner Readers We bate now the official annoencemtnt of the Go vernor General of the toirteoder of [moot Row, ti. late Pcishwa—aa neat which 131bles the Alargmis - 1 4 1-1 E 5 CAT if.SMAY; of Hemet.. to congratalate the India Bead en the ternsinati..n of what atilt bore a lieg•tiog character of war. BUrt Row, it appears, is heoceforth to reside in some city within the ancient possessioo+ of the Company, as a prier, Individual, enjoying an allowance suited to a person of hi;h birth, bat without other pretensions. Benue, is mentioned by the Marquis of IlAsrtmos, as the probable place of the deposed Chieftain's tante residence. A nprelten%intts begin lobe entertained with respect 1 to oho dewier' of onr 1.14 hitsc's life, i t con• sequence of an alteration in hi• diet and regions*. It is now some lime since the Ki•to wet *ilk an acci dent from stumbling over a chair in I.is daily peram• bilatioes iltrnegh the file apartments. Ili, Majesty's left leg was melt hart, and he was confined for sow* Wore he reentered the use of it. 'I he only 'itemise the Kite no..feln is that of being wheeled about in one of Merlin'. chairs. Yesterday, at i 'retro 10% lock. a Csbloot Cosoril was held at Lord C ASTl.rtt LACH'S hotter, it. S.Jam.t.'S. square, which way sommorred lit the Noble Vbienuut. It 11114 attended, topsider by himself, by the Earl of I.4rturoot, the E 4.1 I.l' A buoys% , the of WES KKKKK AND, 111 CHANCALLOD of the Eaton quEtt, Vi4cuunt 1 1 11mytt.t.t, Viscount SIDSIOUTD, the Earl UATitelesr, the Dak• of WELLJAAToN, Mr. CANNING. Mr. BATHIUNAT, Mr. W. W. rOLli. bir. Roatosom, aml the Earl of Itlyt.on trr. Thy Council Coatlinurti in deliheratiun till past t 0 ,.. Lord Mtt.Tuv is staged at Nantes from Paris., shore I,ls Lord l,iy will remain till April, when be is 11/petted hum.. Th► bl•rquis Ctiohuniststaar, e, Lard Sronard of the llous►bold, with big grand of olio., attended mirly yesterdey morning is the town celled the Long Gallery, ad:pining the Iloous• of Gnomon., fur the prime of sw►.ring in this Members. About too sun •wore a liille alV► two o'clerk, when thee WU* abosooried by Block Rod to the Uer of the House of Lords. Among the nemerees Lords who yesterday leek the pens end their fails in the Upper Howse, we te m* lied She Earl of ilumxt echos, who has jest sec-. needed in establishing his claim to the title.—Lord Bloc-Yuan also was present. The Perden Ambelaadet.was present yesterday in the li ne s. o f Levis, to witness-the CPfPriltiiii of the openitte of the Sessioh. Ilea Exceilency sat on the Bishops' Bench. The Anii:ver!..reof the birth of the illestrioei Fox is to be celebrated int tbe 25:11, at Edinburgh, when Sir Ateasxnett RAMSAY. of thiamin, But. will' take lite Chair. A ;inviter Meeting Ilia be held . at Chiggers on the same day. . Dr. Jong Wor cot, so rse:l known id the literary world ender the name of Peter Pro tar, died on Wed: nesday at his apartments in S.nners-rown, titer is lingering illuets, which confined him to his bed, in the 81st year of his age. Sir bluitstax hl sacs Lt.l:s fatewel Address to the Mfitshfli of his Committers. is a proof how little ca pable the monied men of IVesimiesier are, of eati• gamine the merits u( en independent Ceedidate fey the honour sit representing them its Partleteivil. The Ladisa of levistnek have pert asst, by sub scription, the machine called The Chimer, Cleaver, for the general use of the town, in order to abolish tbere the croons of employing climbing boys. The Captain, threw of the crew. and* woman pee • teeter were drown•d ; the Mars slid a peqemedirp,e taken off the wreck c f Betsey, B eim ,. l ost on Taaiih liar, Its" 11th rise'. kite casks of butter end a bog it lbw slue& NI (.:• 0 !. from (Iselsec to Liverpool, was lust 11... I U lr•p•sery. The Loge, Clark, r "m Holiest to London, was drive,, p si n night, near Strangford, het is relieved to be got ~if. Th, Item, frr.ra limerick to Liverpool, is ou shore near S - tl. , r) DECROAL IV O. t. It: ./.1:1 Of Tilt CALllON.—For merly the ricer Elea mss proverbial for its abend. slice Of these " of I h ester, waste," sod or rats trace the, dip •iiulatian (excuse the term, fplitd t wirl) It' , . the i.eriod that is' wino were be. ts to be iskrte- sir iutif,id li.to, and which the fish ers thought lost meir • hile to grin; to mark•t, so lope as the iheisexi,!ilig laws were lint so maces sit-!y s •vere, as well as elissird, in tepid to the taking of salmon. We have bad can tint, w ,jh sever:Aientlemen, Naterali.os as Nell as esperienced Anglers, whose opitsion invariably cothcided with our o.en, th-t the Oiling. was merely the salmon in as, eitibrju stare ; and we would therefore wish to tarn the attention of Proprietors of Fi.hrries to an alteration iu the starting laws, rather than rigidly pot in •securion the present ones, which experience has toole d to be worse f %an useless. In Cutiihtion of nu' emarlo, we can state, that since the pen sea son commenced, which w• it the 3151 wit. not more than h dozen retrain. have been taken iu the river PAlest ! (Carlisle Journal.) VIOLLNT OUTRAiIE —As Mr. Wm. Stephenson. of Lomhartl.strrA, _oing up the steps to Lloyd's, from Cornhill, he •ra accosted by a man eneetring for Mr. Chanson's race, who closed upon him, sod struggled wit! , him at getting from him his pocket book ; an accomplice coining up, give Mr. Stephen son a siolent blow nn the head with a stick. on which Mr. Stephenson cri..d oat thieves, which so alarmed them the, they could not effect their purpose. The above case happened in Witilnestlay evening, at five o'clock, during the rain. Wvdee•day night a cask of spirits, smuggled. was seized b• Georg• Golf. the Officer. at S!angete; it was above proof: the person ie whose possession ii was found was fined 40s. before a County Rises irate, ■nd the Uglier was sent to t►e [bard of Excise. • Caere E. . JAN. 15 —The priers of Grain mania Deastikai) w4llll gINVIIIS 1.411. Salt f HEIKLI) MARRIT, JAN. 15. r.. Mule the :30.11. pet ih a MOD 1.94 . . 4.. 01 ~. Z.. I. I H..• dof CM& 1 61 9 eat , *atlas .4a 6.i. to 6.. N. &VW*, . . I 0. e.:6 .... 6.. 01. 7. W. Sloan ref Lambe vore J•. ha. ••• be. LI Ciao., IW Lamb... Oa 0.1. to Oa 0.5. Pir......—........—. . 266 HAY-MARKET. Hof ...... 61. ud. t tn. M. M. Curter ... 64. Ot. ud. to 14. 04. 00. t•UaW 11. 10.. Cd. to Z. low 041. SPOttiiNG I.V7ILiI6E-14-CE. BETTING TF.STERDAY IR TIM SPORTING CIRCLLS ON ItACI.S TO LOME. DERBY. Tiaobeate• non Pledge about erre faveeritee at 10i la 1. - 15 in I 'IRA les. :It in 1 e s.e A. apt Laid Wweil mod %Hake. OAKS. 43 I* 1 ne•t is 1 ago Stet Steekiegt. . 1J in 1 ob i s H s eisen. Vivre mar i.et betting attest the Oadaair or the 51. Leger. ;MUSES or rale LiCENSING SYSTEM, TO 1018.111lERS OF TllB BRITISH LEGlelATtitte:: MT Loans also G adtt.amsa,—As Par 'swot is On the eve of assembling, I humbly, hot , tly. hope, that its earliest Weldon will be ',wowed on the important question of the einenriestion yr rho British Public from the arbitrary part of of Li censing System. The etterrni•l•l which are committed against the puce of the Paine. and she civil rights .of individuals, under the 'lncline of this despotic power, have been so long de;ilored by the Public, NAVAL ,INTRLLIGENCE. awd so recently proved horore the Pollee Commit -`- tees, and in the Court of King" Elva+, that in ut- Mel o JAN. 14.—Came down fruit the River, I tutting the right of a free trifle in times's, and . f the itenscembe, Shorgh, for Conroe ; &lithe. Allen,l protection against iejariea, 1 think It ennecetsary to for:Dunn, Ayres ; Catalina, Andrewa, for Kin Ja. . legumes' pettiest', tapes of injushce, but referring to write; and remain in the Downs, with the outward. I the public decontrols for proofs sod esensplient booed, as before, apparently all well ; ego the Pions, I belt leave humbly to salmi! to roes, iv • tome likeeber, Dilutes, for Sierra Lynne. pendinus form, a fro of the leading ersievances resell- Iftaarsaa're, Jan. 14.—Came in the Ann, Trist, log from that system, and to easertine the validity of from Bethke. for louden, with loss of sails; Prince the excuses which are 'env time. 'titulars! for iti cots 'Loyal, %Tardier', from London for Rio born°, tineance. having cat from an author and cable in the Downs; The Increased peke and illitisrafed gnclity of Ile and several others for shelter. national !severer, in conefreeerce ofelitii socee L lof l'ukT-11014111, JAN. 14.-1 t has blown a heavy the Licensing System, are facts eii:lnehted. The it*• este ell day final S. W. to %V. and at times ',emus- port of the Committee ef ioe Mae of Commors tines *410°14, the shipping at present are tidi"4 in complains of t• the hiveattenest of eery large capitals safety, wish rods and toponasta strark.—A home. t „ the purchase of li r. . .,, e d 1,„ e ", Ivy h,,,,,,,07.• watd.buend ship was lying to off St. Helen's this of- •• w hich crows n necessity of 'Alia: at 'Deb a price ieoveinete to pet her passengers on shout, but oar vessel s e c o sy swore • trade interest on money so cheered. has not yet waned frow her, or indemnity to .e portheaers, against ', la , ge SWISS P E Nz aver, JAN. I?..—Ssiltd the Happy Retorts, t h e y us ury he o' I gad to pay foe licensed lionsea."- --, and the liaised, --, for London, bat its i. A brewer), supporter) lay ptchol , ed poldic-hoesese consequoice of the wavy see ostaide, have bath pet omi t d e e et torere the snouts of rh•l r h e y,. .0 e p one tese k, having sprung their 'lawsuit,. ~,,t be c tarot eh' , •och I::.err a.:: letai!..! at the LISERPOuL. JAN. I.3.—The Dieu, Cameron. lien,,-4 h , at .. 4, „h,,,,,., ~, h e 0 e ii,„0.,),. 1t... (rune Si. Julisi . l,l%. IL for Liverpool, ease il 1 p e ke, , r sa e ruebs-, " .11. e (1,0.1114mb of the at sea 10th December. in tat 47. 30. lo 3 . Aitti• %low", .ly auto- t:.•e al.. 11..1•14,.. " that better wrier logged: She Coombs sod mew mete al , herr that •. n; s said by so.ne of the principal by the (A) Wig Helen, of Boston, after havleg been 1 1 ,.., ‘ „,, et 5 1. per ( pe a t, %roll Ihn enteral -10 hoots its the Ileac—The L o uisa, .-....., from Li• ly ssid at 5.1. if tie trade of eet.iliog beer were remittal to Killeogh, is total') lest is Det"ltan , 111/ • her; -lad that is. b • .er I. of its. a. 'wiry the la -Ina biestmete, —, from Liverpool to Killoushr 1 trill. e i- ,till ~ea bee era pier paid in con is on since in Dendrites Bay.—The Marabland, ~.,i ne„ ,„, of t h e Li." . to its eiffela on Ditchbern, from Limerick to Liverpool, is no shore ,tie vaps.ut'i:ore of a I qt so-,s, is Nazi to . • oiler Ilerriueloes—part of the cargo eased, vessel 1,, i ~,/ .I A , of 10 pe Golly a veer, it sofficis. mach daesseed.—Arrived the Oglethorpe, Jailer. eta for t. r st.m.aut of ia...lc;veitlently, or to frees Savannah : sailed 13th December in compa..7 i „ ) • far :i.e moist „Il ;$.l( or : . o. i .g a I ~ family, with tee Wary. for Ulterlosni• hut the Slal'llni 1,, and in the a.:Arept.. tut....;..1s to it.l unmet IPS, of 1 149 ". 00 117th Decentheet in let. 310 . 3° loo,(. t egs,onte. et sn she i•viv•tii.ois rt.., .1 the os ..t et ,„ at...lue will •truck by lightning (without ant damage p yik israt of °polio: . if fur miliions stra hug upon le the spars), which c.ownteniceted to the caged the inhabitau.ts of e 1... is entry e„enerally. ti between decks ; immediately broke into the hold, The de/Ts:dent axial on r.s.ed evndilien of that and anew from 40 to 60 hies or cotton °vet board; large OA-, tat I tadosn.. it, aral..l Liern , ed Victuallers. sad by shillin g boles in the ' lac " , and throwing meter beat rieivands vbs.. v wive. Lisiale to be drives from idol's eatingaished the fire.—Ocean. Ntortioon, from . its oft %tool , ii a vii his house, eithast, a trial, a j Telsetiffe, sailed 24i.h Deceenber.—Two 'mown , Ituariog, 01 even an 'coca: r —or ..,se protected ii ate tetivaleoes(s Wig and 0 116000110). were milting on . 0 , :. r , t p ta wi a er ; io. d•it....te a! the tumid/tints of the ' ln(s G ras.—Usitell, Ittebseik t Ira ' Ms ''''' b°m • Pohtir, the Ski ostler is the victim of atepo.o.siun, or tailed B.h December. with Isis of bowsprit; asst turbo . ru.:lll,t of p0t,,,,,0u—a woo put-!toy to the Alert, Culyill, from Trieste, wit' loss It nomessitt - i• tr . as ~. bulwarks. I The ;rouse otzncr is !a a similar r'entler *tooted W IIIT\I! ATM, JAS. Pl..—The OtwaYs --, tat"- ' to n „.. 0 , „ el I. • t ...s.ry , a./ 1.• 10c... rs I sr p. rsonvl enmity, tianeit re'letti'l• his this d a p t3Peu " ie . into the or shjects to rod t r &silts of tie Itceosing ;automat. harbeer, ssithoot much epparent elarnage.-:-.lt is JJ.t : A.n. inn , or puh:;c.house of g•oat value, denied a reported that a schin ear, board to DeWitt sec , . ; licen .l se,. is resuietee: snoesa; and war estate, consist beilmiess is ` Healed 10 bbillues to the "' au" 6 ' , : ing of n.:.i , i i.outto, flobidden the lu-teaser) come. Ws poet. . 1 oirnce rf 61 liel01111:1VhOU•e, becomes depot/elated ; Metroao, Jar. 12.—A•rited the Crtni.lael, 1 VA another estate, sePt' :14 meet, :'sr CO•itignie-ce, is Hoed, Item Demerits for London, with lots of I „ vo l s. 0... sosactive, and (testi; Lit:leased in valor, sails, and otherwise materially ea:nested, also lost moss the t u n of th . i , brute . th ree taro eves board on the t:ish bOt otiaber ; out 1 .,.. i . ;•., t hccri t c,„:ev a ent gi:r to eseerlire drinking. two mouths. `under the operaiine st .Ise Licensing System, is a . g .'. • ince of the most serious ieudesicy. As the car- A Cork ney %wok, Chary, for 5'..) geintlat a-s i d e, IP. s '.. 1.1 , i4. , ..I I! ' •s ..wooer Is in force 01.17 00 ono was rode on Tersilay, between two Gralenien of the : .1 j in the year, a aide iscge of time is girea to dis torters of Fusser end Chuney, Feeler atteetso. is l elders. ft•e !tem the chance of Imp. .imeet. And at a - Cockney Dent, ream tinhorn to Ilsrnet,Ka al ellen the !ionising day comes, if the victualler is Course. Mr. Forster, who was fleetly inanoirsl.. not 1.11,47 u ter protemioo, and does not mean I,a pro/lenity kept the Child's Iliti read until he had an I atilt tl.e tee .1, the obvioi.; course- is to intepest the open piece of groood, and he woo iii 32 minutes ; seppoit lit tbe brewer of chief iolluence in the des. h e visited half so brut for his entapelitor, also made i i.. I ; sisal, as his protei•ional opinion of a good • village te• miles over his ground. Mr. Cheyney at house rises io prrportion to the quantity of liquor startiog took the tootle which a bird would My, atdl;orecurvti, to be consoowl in it—no matter bow.— was stopped by the evullowsng of the dykes be- ; the publicao.'t passport to protection, as well as pt. , . fore he had toile four miles. ; fit, cowls; i in proclocivA a Isirea consompliaqi of h.. Al 'LUMP Setting:.—Wednesday morning. Its. suet —nut in ptesetving a due regard to sobriety end pert Devonshire, servant to a Gentleman in Baku- 1 I va"! 011 1 111. street, Portman-squire, attempted to pet a 1 11.,;..d . The rot rai-.lan and dcgTadation / th e illagistetini to his voistence. lie went intro the panty on Wel- 1 effice, is at ebtious ~,01, or arbitrary Licensirss.— , limb; morning. and el, about tee enemies after he I Not only sloes this m ..... I.tuakin4 and molice.feedlog was diacoveted hanging to a large woode n bat-peg, I power cortege some oho enter into the Cammi•eines by one of his braces. Ile was instantly taken down, I with clear hands, but is pacify,. intriguing, rumens mot surgical , assistassee procured, which succeeded its 1 ,y, and ty avonic..l taitiduals su invite intern , target leci.riug suspended animation. ; into the Co • mi4-iat., in which object many succeed. Th. , house ..1 uti"iniall premises of Mr. C. —The associeuion thus formed, and the disrepot•bl e. Ma r sh, miller, of Roehompton, near Putney, *tete , nen thin Otelisiolll4l, I ,• l u te many 0:11rfe or lo,ecirs broke open on Wednesday night, and robbed of ; and etilighteand views, to decliee an rifnee which linen, wearing apparel, and other property to a con. , otherwise they world fist with advantage to the siderable amount. I Public. Stiocsixo AcceoreT. Yesterday afternoon, I Therstriolisin and allegiance of the *object, are about use o'clock, as a servant in beery was driving ' al s o shekel, by the •rhitrary licen-ieg power In a single how-chaise over Mackfriare-bridge, to.l room for the alit barge of these Jain, the subject wards the city, the horse took fright at the font of has a tight to protecoi vs, bet when he Geds obscure, the bridge, on the London side, and ran away most 1 ignorant, and unworthy men endowed with ma rvelously along Bridge-street, till cumin` i contact ! thority to srquestrate his property, jar as their in s•ith a coal-eaggon, the shaft of the shame wired! trust or intimations prompts them, soil that honorer the chest of the fore-horse of the waggon, mid lams. I,: f ronemis. h oo ey, ' corrupt their set , so eart hly rated the animal in a most shocking manner. The omega of re.ti.os are tell to Win, he does not enjoy inquest was thrown oaf of the chaise with great via- protection, but he fools peiserntion. While the lento, and taken op apparently dangerouslyhart.' I,ogialetere prOvides spinal the runt of the subject's Wednesday afternoon, some boys returning from suffering from in reveuenut joilgnsent, by ellasing school, near Kew, walking along the bank Dr the Ohjeetiont to Juryman, and also a nes /fiat, or an Thames, at Strand-on-the-Green, they °buried opr'al io a higher * Colin if a Jury emit, or if thou something ?loath% in the water.which, upon 1114•Oli011, .errand colielitinvil 'Ad tartars, the Jedges. err ; proved to be • child. They called a *sternum% who and ly II forbiddini the ;'i•vereign Linvell !tom touch.. rased to the spot, and brought it'eshere ;it 4.liiie tet chattels of peeper, strange it is that it purest to he shout a week old, end to here* hems ; sho u ld so fnng suffer s ue t, impose a.• ! ... ic h omen thrown naked into river. The body web taken to the I ti l i lei• tied clesracter•, its the Licensing Justices are . Dull's He'd for its boldest. 1 itequently Seen to be, to riot on the poverty of the On Tuesday night the residence of a Gentleman at I o ;'eject, with eo whet guide then their oven wing— East Sheen. earned Steer, was broke open by v sm. , no other cantos' than that of their own consciences. thieves, who fined several apartments, sod oaci...vi A .min with the title of Justice, brainght to thebar of I op properly to a groat amount, which they mires, I his country SA. misdeeds, may exercise the rod of to a hovel at come distance from the bowie, fur the i selititruy litees•ing power for 1.... o'er the estate of purpose (as it is coljectdred) of mote easily memo,. ' this siCtober, and ase it evidently as an instrument of true it wittiest detection to a cart to be i. -tied eff seven. • . without the 'offerers being allowed tooted They reamed to the hum to carry sway a ii,oiese to the pa , lial and suppressive jolioseil , oe. load, and made a noise which awoke the butler; I I ni-ti now h?iet'y to carmine the eir?4 , 4en which roused the family, gild the eillaios made off 'this all are olleied for the contittuanco of the tier emboli dee pessible speed. The servants mooed, and die- 'WWII, and foe the itruni "I that Of the covered all the proper() , Is the hovel, incept a smell i right of e free trade and a fairove trial. oblic-he Deese see — e quantity of plate. rig hts. A .liteseliecaty poosi r pntiemet ._ ~ _' ns In, be air fat •n m ke a te , 1j InrN 0,0 ;r I