The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-03 00:00:00

Mr. PHILLIPS aid, that he would epee to this goiag loin a Committee, if it were limited to the disturbed districts. indeed of emending it I. the whole reentry. At the same time he did admit the sesnafatioring districts acre in a doe reviving Great consideration from that Hasse. Ile bogie that the briolois of the poor usseefseterers 190111 1111 0,1. idles the most distressed. lie conceived it to be most important that on petty feeligg should 'gist in the appointment of the Magistracy ; hot le blanches. dm they iota all of else cad of potilidel psisciples, nisesely, Ilitk Chereh awl irate &elbow. Lord CASTLEREAGH said. dist within, wield portent Lim free eistoolog, that this slimeW hes local god temporary medere, if he thought be dwelt, agree to its being then a reason efficient to the peotection of the State. riot every statemeet showed that the disturbeeers is the earth leaded to affect the safety rind security of the whole country. Ile eteintained that the effects of one or two Meetings of the Redi rats produced seels'elkmay, both in England and Sontleed, that the loyal were absolutely deterred (rem ermine ferwata le 'import of the public peace. This was • setject which the House should look to, In order to soreoethee the hoods of the Msgistrates. fie could aid consider this as soy invasion of the sehjed's right of petitioning ; on the ossuary, it seeded to the people the right, sod painted out the wisitte-in which they could do it legally; at the same time taking from the Magistrates the discretionary power of putties ga (Dud to the Meeting at pleesere. la his moldier, it would be meth better that Parlia. •asent should 4 61. teething, unless tidy acted with energy, sod showed to the seditious their determina• Lien to 111 Ni them at dice with as diciest, effective, and penalised witiesore. Colonel BEA umora supported the meeteres. Mr. J. SMITH wished mock to give Ministers bit support en this measles, as he knew the state of the comedy called far the adoption of some strong measure ; but be could not give his vote for • permeate' messed.. If Ministers wool., limit tea dentine to three or four years, they should have his sopped!. Mr. BROUGHAM said, after all the espressione of the Noble Lord on conciliatioe on the part of the Ministry .and big declare , ie. of the pleased, be should feel in meeting the other side of the Hoes* half way, what did the Nub!, Lord cowed, ? Why, that he would not institute a censorship of the Press. Ile would not snake it (loath to cooties', a courier of ea hoer et a Public Meeting; and he would ant take sway the right of • Trial by Jury. These were all the concessions which iii. Noble Lord would i nekr, god yet he had the boldness to say, he contemplates! no invaden of the people's rights. The Honourable Member then proceeded to declare his determined and derided hostility to die proceedings adopted by the Radicals at their dirtied Mittioirs ; yet he could not congest, because some individeals had conducted I themselves improperly, or illegally, lo deprive the • whole adios of its dearest constitetiosaal right, Ike, eight of meeting to consider of their grievances. The Honoorable Geodesists then proceeded to comisese, l in strong terms, as the Bill now before the House, which be said would be liwilicient in every part ; be would rather recomposed the seppresios of POW' Meeliage altogether for a time. Lord PALMFASTON defended the conduct of the Lord Listateagot of the comity of Hems, anti the Doke of Welliogton, from the comments made as their conduct, respecting the Hampshire P r otest, by Mr. Breeches!. Sir WM. DE CRESPIGNY ten to address the fleets, but the anise was so lecoment that we could set celled what the Hon. Baronet said. Mr. W. L. POLE and Mr. BROUGHAM es pistoled. Mr. MAXWELL objected to the motion. Strangers were et.iered to withdraw. The Howe thee divided, whew the seabed, were, for the second readier — Ayes, %Wain. HI I Majority, fri Tho Dill was thee read. It was thee resolved that the Dill be referred to a Committee of the whole Howse. Lord CASTLEREAGH moved that the floes* should resolve itself into the Committee to-mor row Ohio doy), which was agreed to. The lines* then ejoerned at Five Misotes before Three .'Cluck. THE FKENGII KING'S SPRECII. Wa Niel in account hoot Park of the opening of the Session of Perliesnent an Moods., lass, and of the Cortes .ny uccortipen)ieg Ills Majesty, an she Throne, sarrennded by the Princes of his hoes', the Ministers, Marais's, Peers, and Deputies, with noinernos Ladies in the galleries, opened Ike Session with the following Fprech • hlasarrous. " Vie Ant d, sreof we bean.on firebox anal outset ytts.ls marlines tie LI-later that Pr...Weser has d r iened to twofer ea es, aid these that we e re perm itt ed tu aspect la foram Illy holly is i t s / Teased. sad I my love alive the white , I have es pressed an this subject woos he realized. New reprint to my house will berme row tiei bet • ern II awd my people. " Our arokissble re' dims with she diterrat States of Ore tw• verailbertr, fortilltd bylnsists". onion of the bovereirw. mg s• be prlaciple of a ositisal iadepeaderte, matieers to be th/never a 1 1 7 Fee' !nee. Mate afro O af ortacialiom wish she Holy See. our principal ar y r. lies are as Ismer dept lied of P a vlova. The perorate of Ilitbarsa la ibeir Moreno sill preserve order la eV pans of Me trelevias.ie wboielairasioa. They will promulgate she rev. Irs doe to our holy Mishits. awl to the Ismael the 'glare. tae doll preserve insect she liberties door Cherelt. I • all glee say ear its sit" wishes Drib, latibful I I shall canna sheir waves nod their resourcer, Were worm to yea die snowares *bleb die resterstioe ef the worship of oat hersatay require. Tae year. of aboodamee. repair. In part, the galls of serweisy. Agriculture has wade ten•ible preares.. All sons of iodine', have made a noble nilvauemeat. The Fier Ant rousloee to eroameot sod to 1/I.lsiale Framer. I colter!". around we shell Osionton pradantiran t Use tom advarrimat oft gives to 'be medal arts s pebble aelotinnisess bar egsally calliaficd -* Tire !Merv' ins of oar sail, and wore favourable dass‘howe owedn a.tend no sire asseliorwien of ear Ilnaraft I have dm there shall be wsbositted to yeti the state of sae public charges. ma well as t o the mew of defraying thew sad I have rberariskesien ramerarsare is sae. that rise legit. Image ftwesight sill rat i.e deceived by any wriest tor art* deals, wants. No are Loan be ritaarskil from eist for Ida ' n car"al per. Already she first eelkf Mabee. ponied ea dune w abs tee tribase In she ite wove. Tbe loorting ef the um, tbe atm borthmem, sot be delayed WOW Ihnn the bow whirl' will be still required to acloit she estratwdiaory debt , tea traried by she *are. o Every a her she law , have d egasfon envy tsteesian. arid I. yrs part der Fuddle inusassillary b enearially troubled la them eirrossManaws sal fee ibe baster oblivion ref w parr evik, I be judged It parr ads of chey •h•h ihollll SO. ( num S Cote. 11 Trim sod open " so ow foe, Mw Io • Leorl aria ttsvp our Pan doe ♦ull , s ell shell ore ROI look coo ors wrl C.. i aoi • del err sr« wi Ka i. et ME STATESMAN, and of , ftesseiliatisses I hesr pot essiberlimbsto Ws, het these which national sentiment and the dignity of the Crewe required. " At Ise same lime. in the midst of shoe elements of public prosperity, I ought Dot is dissemble shoo Jess motives of glans , mis theesselse. wish oar Oyes, end elate, from this day, eel swot wises attectiee. * A Togo bet real ionoletede neespies all minds. Ferry foe at this time demands pledges foe the dormice of oar w earily. TSr ostler rot joy but lope, reedy the Arts bruits a the htul regimes and a peeve. There i• an aparelseasieetbat ibese ' stairs will be arrested from them by the windrow of the factious. I The people are alarmed by the ardour of these rodeo fee ; pewee. they are frighteard by the espresslon of their toe obvi. oar dr.igns. MI the fran, all the ni-bes paist to the necessity of a sew patentee of repose and of deltoid,- Public credit looks to ibis signal for odvaneemeat, commerce le enured its spreulattees. rod. In ice, Erode to be owe of herself, and S. Mania mom the naliflla the resit that she emelt se sweeps for her own interest and that of saber.. Ns need to plate her Om stitatian above the assaults that are the more de•gesoes from being she more ftrqnret y repeetrd. • " In this conviction. I base re anted to the idea which al ready I was desireo to realise, but which was se be moored by experiesee, sad cal ed for by eireelsity. Feeoder of iM diaries, in which are inteparably stated the 11411.111141 .4 my people sad of my family. I hese thosigla. IMO Vibese great in- Muesli, as well as the assintreance wf oar liberties, require as aeselleratioa, lied whirls dwell moll modify same regulatirot farm of ibis Charier, the better to WWe its power sad its radoe. I *seta a 'room is. " The resent Is tame In streagthrui she (Umber of Depu ties, by withdrawing from is tbr enamel eleaios of a mut. by Fining fa a derails , usuroreaNswieble to the inarteuts rib lie order, and to she eiterifff eaMldrrwsioa of the State, 1 his will be she reemplctiosi ..f work. Happier rhea ether Slaws, It is ow by prosissenal sailors. boo by the ootoral develop meal of sot isaiiiiiions. Mot we ea* swirl oar force. " Is is to the delati.n—it I. to the ear gy of theism Chum ben—it is us their ietionaie rains wish my nevermore.. that 1 wish in call for the WOOS of soh" public Utterly from demo, to streegihre the Ilimoutrclor sad to gi.e to all the Oleos s guaranteed by the 4.3111f1nt th at reeved security which we we •hem. .•We .t.ell pone,. le the mesa time. the task ..< pe tti er all the laws is horworsay with the Corusiletional Msrearrhy„ Yoe have already adopted several That tend to this object. and I base gives orders to premise 'boy that shell give ameraste la lodivi.loal liberty. to the imp ,i Unlit of judtareif. sad to die Freels , and of the Departments and Cummusurs, Predator his ordained that I shall close the abyss o f re tolutiows, to bequeath to my seeeesuws old to my tweedy free streak sad durable. Yoe are associated whb tbis tarred dety. To foal it. rely. hieodeen. my asalieruble , imam. as I rely ea she concurrence ef myfatddel sod loyal Peers of Frassee, wed es my faithful sad loyal Deputies of Depertmeast" As his Majerty closed his Cooed' the air 'emended with the cry of " Elects Roll" The sow Peers then took the oath of allegiance be. fore his Majesty. The now elected Deputies did the same. The Coen* Despot, Pay, sad the Abbe Groiniry, IMO Oat present. The King then retuned to the Thailleries with the same cavalcade as he rams to the House. The tinsinn mss declared to b e opened, and en Thursday (yrater.lay) tbe two Chambers were to Droceed to burin's+. TO CORIII.3PON DENTS. ••• The Letter Till, Ruts;' has not be not rides no the rootrary. go referees' to she sway unpublished 'Amon of oar Fries to. welled it worked with oor awakening. — e are sorry so disoppoiat such his" Correopoodrow g linked, that disappointment is seessospnoled with oar ono bitittft regret. whoa the nosperobno dews Injury to the ef fret of the retansinp. from the tempera, ulnilire of •titing lacing loot or !mewed. We lam by of a Lotter fen. TACtTtli eves. whom we Wye so nod reason to admire fred esteem a hot •e hope lo be able to lay Is before sot Itrotlers io-orrien , w, owl io a fewfurther bibles the Ina/ of obligation ander Matti we hogs We Wog lain. The within, Mthe Chireumsw Cowiertews. we rhould be glad were reshered it-elesa. We de (blab Ise Mile Isom rims has bees pall is monies dies wsberrsbesll. If lids aerie reduces mu geed efhwrs. we wlll publish ibe Paper seder Ow permission sif abridpiep is is Howe small degree. Oil, UP sTOCKS Tlll RAJA Sleet 116 !per Vow Kea. espi !per 641 661 67 31 per Ce.e. 741 74 pre Cent. 110 Crow* few 11)A V ‘r (nip. 11•11.00. 5 per Cont. '411.1 Win; lodes 14..04. pr 2 pee. Lew 4me 17 1.164 Fladirquer 11416 dia. A" VOW T ST AT 0 .** 1111111tIr mom). occitsseco 3, 18111. -......-- Nothing se could soy would so well describe the critical condition of the country as no &beim epos it in both Maws of Parliament last eight. The Mi nisterial Papers, howeve►, have spoken so heating. ir of Reformers, and so eselliegly at the measures of their masters, that they most etpect that hour will be apt:lewd, Walt obliterated, and discontent pet deign by law and the sword: ohm all, they sink with such levity of tbeceercion that is shoal to he exercised, and of its effects, that we suspect they are rrrrr tty informed that the deeply celeured paint ing of the disturbed districts is greatly attenuated anti partly invented. We know, however, the state of unin's minds in every pert of the kingdom, and iodate of the sentiments of the lioneerable Mem ber for Way, which were so begutifolly and pathetically espresso!, that we ate sorry we could sot give them at fell length is oar report. " Were t►ese measures (he asked) calculated to asks the SOD reign happy and the People satisfied ? No, their ef fect would be, as it had Messy, been, to keep up a fe. fetish and suspicious feeling between the Crew's and its subjects. There was woofs% boding in the trom. poisesy silences( loch a people as the English, who 'bed always been used to write and speak their opi nions wit► the utmost freedom—lpso Menai, lord. When treason lurked in the eye e because captious bad fled from the lip, then was the lime for a Govern ment to meet doom. A Panes reduced to this condition by his Ministers, might very justly tens round and reproach them for depriving him of that chief glory which this earth coed •lord him—the confidence of a free people." They bees nearly done all this; and they sill be sere to WA the work alter the MOO manner I I ............ We ere struck with lorries, way, obsoletely shocked, in observing it reported from the Debates in the How of Commons lest night, that the Ilion. Member for Worcestershire bed said, that the RADI CAL R U MMERS lie grater* Slid rebels spinet the State ! We sincerely ho pe there IS SO sever In this respect, sod that the nephew of so esteemed an nodes SO Use a patiiot, Sad so great as oraastad to his country, will explain himself thereon : for It is a creel denunciation, if mode, and the denouncer will here drawn upon himself a heavy responsibility. While many of the rand sentiments of a former Lord of Ilsocar will be remembered, this coarse one of his descendent will net be forgotten. Trai tors to the State! Aye. to the corrupt stele of the Representation ; befit Mr. LYTTILTON oceans nil. ors to their country, which his words would imply, we peen let the assertion pan ancentradicied, for we know Runty who *Dodd reform the evils of the State to t►e very root (which gives rise le the doe minatien of Rodecal), who proved their love for (their country by iteetleivocal actions, long before this llon. Colleens was bora, and who have con tinued to this very hoer to demonstrate the same at. 'tamest to its honour, interest, and welfare! Ile has ant, we trust, caught this opinion from any one of the family Into which he has so honourably allied himself. • Gentlemen assembled in legislative who. lily ha St. Stephen's Chap►l, msy declaim ntsjesti. ally, bat they are not quite equal to t►e Gods sit. Cog I. their awful temple, d ing poor mortals in angry thunder to the pains and penalties of their implacable wrat►. On the wood reading of the for preventing Seditious ?sleeting% last eight, in the Sleets of Coremoss, the morello's en the division oere—For the wood reading, 351—Against h, 123-31.jority, 223. EXTRACT OF A LETTF.R FROM MR. HARMER. AlasrbeAer. Dee.l. 1319. 6 ' Dun G.—Yee of coarse learnt the fete of our meting. against the Coroner, oat Monday last, sod linetalltss, anticipated that he would gladly avail himself of elm advantage afforded him by the de termination of the Court to break op the In quest altogether; and this coarse I have every ream to believe be will adopt ; for on my going to the Star Inn ells morning, previous to the time sp. pointed for the reromption of the proceeding', I was told that ao hyped was to be held there, that every thing respecting it was at en tad, and the doer was aorrnontletd by soteral of the Yeomanry sod their isrociatel. I waited until I sew Mr. HAMM, who confirmed whet I had before heard ; ho said that Mr. FilleAWD wee Net etritoll at Manchester, bat Ire hod received a letter from his to say, that all which had •aken place was a manly, and t►at according to the instructions he had received, hi hsd given notice to 'he Jail that they were not wanted, cud some of them had gone home shoat their Wain's*. Ile mid, that Mr. FeeRAVO would be cer. tsinly down here 10-morrow, and I pressed him to otsle what he knew r►specting the Coroner's lawn- 'ions, by seyleg. es the error Was *stiffly Ids owe, he would sorely seek to remedy it as qairkly as pos. .lhle, by accompanying She Jury. and, after taking with them • view of the body, reading over .be depositions to the witnesses, by wbkh moons the error •ireld be rectified without soy material IMO of time. Mr. LIATTTS, littwerer, was vary reserved, sod said, he andel est tell what were Mr. FEaIaWD'S intentioes, escept thus far, 66 that If he lid go on, be would begin ell over spin, and praised regolaily." This I gee pretty well eederstand. If he proceeds at all, • sew Jury, such es our opponeets can rely me to f their views, will be usalwowed, end such restrklions imposed as will provost the foil disclosure of facts, or timed. of public jestire being obtaioed. Ifs new Jury be summoned, so satisfied am that this will be the result, that I shall certainly ab stain from all Interference, and leen the Coroner and his Woods to follow their own course. The Yeomen are sn overjoyed at being enespectedly relieved from their impending peril, that their visitation and ins.. lines haws no booted.. They loudly Mont and insult every one who gave evidence before the Coroner, or took any pert in exposing their delinquency—for gettieg that, although the proceedings ate annulled, they are not thereby absolved either from the charge of moral torpitede, or the legal conseq aof their violent acts. 66 If the report of the proceedings in the King's Bench be correctly stated ID the Newspapers, there most be either a misrepresentation or miscorcep. Orin of facts; for I see It asserted that the Deputy examined witnesses for several days, and then the Coroner come in and took up the business without re.sweering the Joey avid wlturstm. This is quite contrary to the troth, for Barret did sot SWIMS or examine one witness ; sod the first step taken by Ftaaano when ha attended was to swear the Jury; sod baying ascertained that they bed all see. the body, he gumm' swore all Me witnesses pranged, before Me ore their testimony." y g Of the live Bills now before the politic, we will not 'Hermit to disciiminate which is the leant or most ne. cestery, or the least or most ribnesimes to the feeling. of every E•glishtasn, who loves his coestry for other motives than the profit he derives from piece or ratite. Each and every of these measures is a lividly bastion into the wind of • Briton. Ile tern i i , it the i n itialise destrection of ell that has far centuries been raising the strength, the renown, and the pride of his Petrie obese eeeee lending nations. The High Bailiff of Westminster het egrerl to the 1 Rileisition for a Meeting, and it is sepposed that Wednesdsy nest will be keel upon. Oa Wedeesday last, Mr. Joutt listen?, who was Chairmen et the late Public Meeting at Burnley, was eppreheeded ea s cheep of sedition. ssomous Luna s. .....MMT....- OFAIS OF Till' BILL FOR chit: MORE Ft FECI CAL FRI.:YEN rioN AND Pt; N151!M1.7% I' OF NOON CVO s(.111 Luit:t.4. From am. Mier is err it en., in which say verdict or Jo/damn by defaide shall be had agaiira au. permit tor ram. owing. printioe, or pabli.hing. mai blasplieuwas sr udnioei 0.01 be t a ga..l fo.r the Judge, or the Count Lehlre where arm which *orb verdict shall have been &'-a. ur .h e VII is a Bich ..trh irditnieot by denial .hall be had. to make as order far I. <emote, coney lag anal'. sad detn islet in (»study, all enpies the libel smith atoll be i. the gibe retina against sham inch 'either fir judgment 1.••, been had, or la She poseision of nay other perms. far hi. me. If in any sore twee as eferenaid jodclemt shall be arreaed. ar if, after joditineLs Mall have been emered, she .1n... Mall ho reversed, spasm no 11 rat of Error. all copies su seised dull bis forthwith married rosin. penina Of peewee. ,4.r the .itios Shrill have been io taken a. aforesaid, free of all charge aid el . pewee. and witting. she primmest or fres whatever U any person .hall, airier she I;.i. Ace. he leadly ersavieted at basing c unposed. ptiosed. or pitbsi -lied Nor alio. pitemisas nr seditines libel, nod shall titter •wing sa tasselled, Mfrsd a seemed sir, and be therm( , olcird. -ea per. MO may. on sib seemed emovietina. Le adymlied, ai the di.. cream* of the Coors. either in sack rit shrneat as any ass by law be indicted in e.i.e. Mils nii-reawatemeri. or on br ha...asked line the t rued l• incdoas. rind all ..her part.. ,, his Shakily'. dominion, for arch sera a* she Court is whie.....ch csavlrtine shall take place shall order. at in he oran.poried is such plat., a. shall be appointed 1. h• Slajew, for the how penalise of ofienders, tr. any lei as ._or exec.-Moe mt. u yea', If any offealler win. shall be s. ordered I. be balsiowd .r twinspnried, .hall be afterwards at here whilst. as* part of Ibis illaired Kimpiane, or say other part of his Majesty'. &varieties, tearoom woe loofal came. berate the capita Ma of she seem for which se, b elleeller shall boar bombe ordered is be Itaalth. ▪ ee tr.aspsrsed ere anrnaid, every melt tirade, belt/ seat large as aferealid. haleg arrant las fell; ceaviered. h If Mike dear's, as in apes of frhosy, wun..nr bearer or Clergy. Ashy ame• a and salt opine, nay Joni e cr .Isori.es of she Peace. constable. prate... Seer, ur • bet renew or pension. fat ally shine dose is parsoaore n• this Act, doll hr sit.maraced el his three calendar emiarbs after she fart enwrialtred. and mit afterward' y arid ohs venire in every met Whim se wit shall be laid i. she proper comity where the fact was comaitsrd, sad net elteithe.e. Every mina and suit which shall be brought or eninmenesd against say peeves se per•eus in gradated, tar miy thin done M ne ed she per-aaace Mit Ad, 'AA is like summer hr caw ateered siding three calendar months slier the foci coalmine *. am, as. afterward*, sad be brought in tae G•ert sows la !kedged. SHIP 11.8111% DIAL, Dcc. 4.—Pet lurk most of the es'ertrd. bound that railed pesteiday.—Canto do•n from dm River, the An , siss, Byers, for Antigua; toe Rd. tennis. ilvar;ym, for Greortint ; the Helene, Rath. nett. for Motoserst; itellarhrdner Plan , er, [Ullman. for Berhadoe• the Dipho•, Attrolon, r nab; and tie Wol:eslcy. .11..11.., for Jsmaira. rived and soiled for the ,the tranrpoit N u . XII. With Hoops.—Wind S S.W. Postatiuturu. ptc Y —Arfive.l the Slarlinz est. let, from • terise.—Seiled the Tyne, Bell, for Ant nerp.—Wfwi s.W. Pars 4mi, the I.—Artlved the Msty, Taylor, from Quebec ; awl the S-eersi, Gibbs, boat Liam. —Wool N.W. YARU3VTII, Dcc. 2. A -rived the Pl.tnw, Gann, Gem Rip lo London, with loss of In.rma.l ; tail Recovery, Scrim., from Wryin..oth she pirkra op a penche..o of tom off the Galloper Sand on the 20. h FALMOUTH, MC 33.—Arrived the Lull An. hells parker, from slo•m„ en 16 days ; and Pointe p ur i„.l, from ditto, in ten dap', both stills shit..—Wind S. IA •Mt eon L, Eke. 1.—.-Arrived the Commerce, Cutlet., Item sioothwold ; ye.torday, off Point Lynes, the took the 11.ster sod Cie" from the schooner Willie* Maid, from Liverpool for Reiviol. in • sinking:awe. NOSTII SHIELDS, DIX. I —The James and .la. age, Koigat, in moths into Shields, gut upon lb, rocks, seer the Spanish Battery ; the crew sod put of the stores ere sowed, bet the vessel is stone to pieces. —The Isabelle, Forster, in cosies in here get se the Bar, and Is now very leaky. Dee. 2.—Artited the Earl of Leicester end Beettf.., pockets, from Custom, sills Mails.— * Wind S. W. OLD BAILEY. Fairsaw. Dec. 3. The Owe was delayed • corablerable Vow rite esestal he the abiewe of we of. the Jurymen. wises tor Retwert. whew W arrived, toed 61. foe are weeding. Mart Kenneled teas charged welt swat* 60 sin', of ri hand from si.e.Mnp of Jobe Froier. to Oid-street. Um* , re ware of bay*. she laid aside rhea/ I. the mash of 11. 16.. sad fad gold call again. The Preset-owe ties stopped her, aid tie prop.rty was footed as h.r presto'. The toserr.as folly Freer, again" her, and the Miry hoseght her la timidly. FORIIED RAXIL-NOTES. Jame, Nowt.. l:eiirse Miaow. Stephen Jolsbio. alias W. Reyrrobl.. Gp .rge Ineaard Carr. W. V e rt, L• tv. Castles Italia..., acd Jame. Mem/0, severalrj pleaded Usilly rev tee WOK* kaviog is i n ir oteareskas forvd shoes. • Martha Leen.. Ed enrol Viii. awl Dees Kemal. *wird of Gaily, to the vim e charge. Upset Vass Whig called sow to ales& he prods , . d et paper. • Waits to bunt his property re-hoot, Am he asiAtt fee Caaneel. Barra Orkaftew informed the rr seer. that lo reapply ekh his t•garst, 111 Milli 4,041 tie eials peoire, awl if he aid wit 16e roe "rot. ace world he death. Tee area pl.vied. Lowed Jnelv an we, i.ditted for maaslaosbter. Is Lineages. dat:ttfood, as I..faut of IS ...noise oa tic Maly of N..revetser. It :Twined ail the Pe lower was riding al fall galbsts abut the Cit.r..1.41, ea a mare I. - liMlll a slaJle. nag •Oh elay a rearaa . s e.ssie hrielet a lot:le et.l, .1 etelt years old. w I crevice at 11. e career Of with t he html in her Amp. lino the Preoneee loner .1.,(1. ..calast her oar easier' her at let the child fall, It isa• taloa to. a soege• - t.'s in the wish. Itoraltood. oho (nand It. head brined and col hls .se th eve. It Hoofed three do and re t opiates a Ite 1141fied41 tsit.d colerqamee n a the rootte h l e mo.—Ttie t Erb , homer. obea ealltd to tete. earteoyeatre4 to ter clear bat gorhac the slat; the alarmed and reverie' or..p bies,iie polled •gi tupla ingsaii,gbad wt.. mimeos. esseady. Free tae .4414/111144 Itelittliwilv . i his .r.0.d..e• were S. Wee beets was, shameful y aeless and tadttereut. Several •11- tieoet, however. gate Min w e..od ebatar.er for heswaity..- The Jots tors hew utlaateofoaadli))ne—thllk.. CORN 68 A IiCT. Ihr.r. 3.—We had sexy few fret" arritals of Wheat tiii which said readily at last Weasesdays fir F weir. lisel , y 1.. dearer.—Oat. ot a nebertaa —llO OW, Dena., nod other artklea 11•Rnilf. DEC. 3.—We bad RR. O4II IW ittord• aammag.• Neel &WM alike and 1 1, 11. 0 . Prime Mama , am alum Wok us We awl klibtr.—Veal P... al Lg.. pri.e. 11. e bu.lue.4 so. the Haymarket WO 6.N. ..6 Tiny enea tar 11.0.4 nseadsw easad seaseely be gat .11 . MIAS .rest.—Clover GA:lat.-141ra% rr per last. PRICE Or MEAT. seer ... 1.. 61. a, 5, 44.1 !Late& . br. 01. it Ss. Id• (pork 6, b'. t, is. 04.1 Veit. I. 4d. w im• 4k CATTLE AT IMIARILET. Reams ....... 660 I Slam; , at. •• • • 4 ; 3) P 4..... PRICE OF HAT, It. 114, . 41. 4.. 06. I. 51. 6.. N. Clover ... 4t. 44. W. to IR. 10s. 011. suss/ . 11. 10.. (M. S. 11. 14. OIL Edited Primed. and Published by S. Pease. at Mte geode r•w, Vinci, Nu. 4, Selliburpcovil, Flruetrrrt. two on ii iird4 IPIE eves VI 1 1 N. :.... SA 1 1..1 ir'it • Se 1r P. 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