The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-24 00:00:00

~ v . I ; , - :r A irA% ••11.11N.7 . 1•'4"P TAT A. ' • '” -4 °-! 4 C • • • .•to. • 01* ANC= ; " .•••••• 1r • • . I n the Coiminal Court there; hut hire been because ill causes produce Ilk, effeks • anti, in that., LAW TN . 1 4 E1.0044g: • informed by . my Brother Jittge (Day) of what • Case, the - 1r now befori Ole would hare . -•, COURT OF CRANTIKY. Atm. 23. 'took of • bid e d a * Octal*. \t . ' Its con- fur Chr irpprlfrilmion of their ,ere. et I egai*t - tittilhain Ottect, nod' diet the" saw' should ie tet•einirt lti'stock, out•of the fuints standing hi the -of , Gem 11 ...calendar passed. Foor capital convictions ... place ; eel dlferent 1. __ At pritieiiti, , • • ~ watch the subj..ct mattes arose 'from two transac- tents amount to eat ' charge of moidw,-04.61444,.. .• ?" In l n i sibl i- ~. s. tioos Only. One of there 4 raosactions 'co mprizing and one againsin woman, for the supposed Soli i v 'irromenbust, tw iailit'stirimift Ogetc.ii.eitt,- A liANit! twoW( those convictions, was of no reeentdate—:it of a bastard "child.—These are criines Of a high. ised`Z• -" u _ . ... "" %err. • . occurred early in 1813 •;, and had'iseen already ttied serious nature' yet of ordinary occurrence in .everi I . _ .:_:_.... mr• n ew _ 9llll4 2Ldlill' ita l the Pe*" of thellani" Nee wr slid kir. Ll' %tidy might be tatl et the. Summer AsSizes of Kilkenny, in that yeat. county,. Bit I ea* descry no trace of any oyster*. 'MP; P la Y m g At that Assizes, the two criminals had been found of general &affection, or of political mischief . Iv . a „ ~ . possosSi a ost' 'of ' the Pantheon, and that 'Mr. guilty of en ettecupt 'at assassination — a . most etre- , therefore, am utterly at a loss to account' for titose 1 1-owdlt *hod° Ply the ( log" of time pro ha dim , ' outrage i n deed. Their vocation . was sea- atetadalftlasolli.oos, circulated throughout - the ep. , ender the following cirtimstaneet : pended by an argument upon the legality of tistsircon.. Ora by tbdse ads'ortisements in the Wexford Jastrear, ' When the commission of bankruptcy was taken ' out against CAW., 'Who *es i joint"proprietor efl iriction--ttnt conviction was proved illegal; and of of March idlftl Apra lest importing , to be resolutions, cuurse • they were, for the second tune , tried and dedltelnetke 'cleanly to be hi a state of disturbance; . the Patithina with Comfy, the petitioner was ap.. '1 convictosi at Om late Assizes. Bet how tuck s vise' .vrtillist v 00 the antrarisi . tie have the advertise. !minted his assignee. , :Jeans -Billing, One of thetites 4-timid wart ant the extraordloary consulting which ateilttef respeitable *tea, adlresing that there avatar* o f the Court, took poseestion of the Pan- ' was given to the alleged disturbances 4 tkitecoultiYl w* • psi *abut fair 04'4' alittining assertions, and. the°l4,. and remained in. Pooessiiin to"! M. 7, 1613 s or called for any pared . or bustle, I ant *lolly at Hilt tfill iorlinty was hi is elate of profound trait- when unfloY, by the Interference of the Sheriff; got a loss to discover. The other of those tranmetiona guiltily. TM* subject el oeili'matter of serious re. pnesessiota, , ehd‘turned the *Nicer of the. Ceurtout - oature—lt was a heinous Section todeediy_ _-. - .....1f:• ';' * . There wet a ietition presented to Vs hoedship,pray.' - 'toad - Brabant, the She Annie the Accountant., ierat, being upwards 0f . 4 c;000h Steck, subject to the ordersrof:tbe urt, and Sir Arthur Piggott and Mr. aoupell bar., lug been heard oewfonsior dab; support ,of , the petition— 1 1 • OW 1111 be. Mr. 11 AST *ad Mr. TRW M!, ont i Plbelk a .lf of t 110) residuary legatms„ opposed the appileon, A , ,014. the., and of tin! 'Petition being calculateti Go derive their clients 'of the greet advaftigU which would Oisetually result to inern from the vast accumulatioa ',interest, and to which they contended the prae.:' ;fee of the Coin entitled them, whatever &lard. • ship' of the case might by on the Petitioners ; and Mr. Funblanque also urged that - the . 'Petition was entirely novel, and a departure front the principles which had hitherto governed the Court.; and al• though this was a particular case, in which, perhaps, . the - the Peth. was, also, of a flagitious • - . ----- •. - i l i t T i t l t4l -, .. • • ••• • - • ing that . , and Morris alias .....“/ t.s. -• * burglary, 'committed by the two other aletisela In - (m i d ,--Thinelll4lli ile) . to yokir C o n n. Y v , - r---- , i justice demanded ,relief prayed by tics obi cery should he comedtted• for the Contempt,' i ,boners, yet,. the ,Court would ,be vary . the to of Ur. Simms. They were convicting ' t hve lnduced nte • tii freve : sit: length into this uses sawed die pouishowot doe to their oi sa . to - .et % •ta -owner plo y c0 1t: 14460 being affected in potting the efiicee of the Cori* tint of pesseasionit create a On the hearing of; that petition, hit Lordship tent it s precedent which might extend this was a rose for exciting public alarm, taiZtiiii , b y s imil e " s l a m s , :: <. On Ilt Other counties. I other MINS and it. con 13e • aelleencea Mix urfoctite several late..., dicta! In fact, the Scotch crediteM•ugdbf .;'. to the Master, to report what. Ng mama! distisiefude, or fir causing the ry fi g ia l 7tiiiii A T Your .s! t chiltlitet inyour own rests of .Cendy and' the . baiskruPt k'the Pantheon . . I s i m ilar relief course of the 'Circuit to lie ievetted, Mid lading • . s imil will preterit the Enaligners of this coun. The Muter found they had both interests under al Th e . .r . ..,r,.. a n L , . every pergola to apprehend mactitiations ardnenspi. ....,,...6 *".r "ww;:tilitori, any **to, that the ALmiGntY promise of a deed from Col. Greville. It was -on , CiANGELLOR stopped w.. F, Ilidos 4,r' the moat deep sad desperate kited? Free h as no •• • 'lilt phials of his wrath upon-thinand refetred to the Order he had forinerl Mikado, the Cornstisiion proceeded to Cloirmet-.6 i sn o i ' ss riia ll iid by nature with her richest 104 c. teat report that he Made the present motion-he did' thi Master to aWertaid the amoint of There I presided in the Crown Court -theCalitallar rie din; iiii,yai coisdd .14 by implanting in it a me i .notenderetand it was opposed. Mr. Hoperanerox said • , ' ' claims end his' LordiMPObsertedthet he 1 jormeritell a sad list of ceimee- Me kundred to Mee. - ori so n o r so ;viajoui and depraved 'a nature eats', IWO 1 , he opposed it on t .. re : listen to the Petitipn,' till he had some ' •. of Mr. Candy. t names aPPrared upon itue laoe'oftb° C" 6 15 . 61 t7 . wit elsewhere to be foaud r• -Gentlemen, [say, it.* . _. , . i nteximum of claim to atithorise hien •, Mr. Hart elated, he was not aware - of,this, fits... the Duke of Buccleugh, the Marquis of .Waere wive several Government ptssetatlaa - rono - incumbent epos you to vindicate the state of your dacted •by• ab lit Gentle.," of the Be r; me l e the coeuty--loy. hove ample ,materials for so doing-,it, itk client thought he was-doing every torn that Mt"; aisd . LordWirMysf,'fiedproseeated suits Crowe litdiebor ;' at tleettetpointment, andby di. you.linow the roots of those evils which distract that cunda cotid wish for, which wet, that he shoeld'bi of 'Salient, an bad leld• their damages reteles4ehrGo _ , imeansobt, who had been alorated for countri-thiar s are.to 'be found in thou causes which ' put hi pesesssion with • the ?stitiener, lied that the ; t ea , ds - / ea •ha s t, or dshi p - o thaetha, : those the passerartbitemettryaret,wetwithstaningell this 1 w ri t .. ; `, - ,d. . . i , property should be sold for the' benefit of all con.' no wiliCient grouted ' for him to y ' . • • g%4 • I irTrq 7 - formidebleaterisi:ef *hoe; tied this - faeltitode of pri- 1 •s o ~ j....... i . a .;....: n : 6 in . _;,..„ . _, _„_ ,_ , corned. •If his hoedithip did not grant this part ot 'Every one knew that in sobs In the Cot toile*, 1 badtbisined fortune todischarge the gael of t '''" - • " 4 " 3 !"..*'" •"'" 1 / 1 r''''' ' '''''Yr • the prayer of: the, petition, he bid a' 'right to asks silos tinctrole wicio eft 'enough`, in the , . thole ( V • r °4o9t. ' tt• 14111P "P le9 an d'l weeralim g ' that Ml' 2 ..: lhe • ' ' h Id be reinstated . thacoostoty its tiro pct mid a half. Two perSelif 'only • them f 4 . 14 ie h fo i e I. Cows ?-Is I . "111, . messelger, iin umpy; but the Maateit imst now Watt on I . o the owl -It there • wereetpitally• convicted, at that Maize'. Otte of •,, *w e ld (°!°• b li. let she ors „. . ~. ... ~,.. ,in the poseesaion, end that Cindy itatt - Morris, alias !of the Claim being defined by properOvidende Parliament after art of rar- . bs-r. theta was neither the *object of a public proaecutkini .-° i t ' l " '`! ' 9 ' • • wireelim should' be committed for the contempt of ' hi m bit t he ohe - t most be taw 9.1 a anroc . Bate -is.anielit succession, framed for eeerwing *ltd.! , et- - . .. ship strongly rebutted, •he iittektatot loCk tip the' stover *private onto. It wasoquistpoiklamal Ellen- . J i t - r - t. , , : .. • , _•• . • . wort. • . , mere no corrective hutthe rope4loa X' berilitith's Act, for imeeldre ( eitli Vreipens n that ' l' unis .,_ / !_t , --tt'L .r • - • ~ ... _.• . th 1,.. _Mr. ffueeflta'reuv: Coeesil 6114 '4'. Clod'', con` fund fet eter,'..and, eaditildf thi'idttin, instances ors , carewills a pitch •fork)vailhatlittiation to kill,Maim, , t h e g ib e arsentamintakkre removal r ,!____,•.`itMideti that his 'client , conid not •be pot on an ' dered the Petitiati . to! Mind oveitif 'eke present:that. et fligure. Theenfortunate imm i liiid been outepon.•" l .° 6 l ', f anae4 , 1011111. i t l°l , l° L e r t „ 'r im . ft !, equality with the' bankrupt. . He aid not only fitted the moat atimitiate atiaidiesitifeht be inlikitard by the n • •wil operate as th e ball ; and ite sepposint that lie bed made his' imier with ' th ..... , - a flnoalli real", !ep the theatre at his owe caprice, but had orna - Matter to give effect to the former ordr, 4 compel: hht Prosecutor bad. surrendered trinwelf, not appre4: hat e P ennaP " -- a bg e"" ° _,___ i ." oot ' tw see the P alli CS ; merited It to Se liieba degree, that It was even the ling the Scotel cilliiiints, to denim their demands; (if no better motiv e. sass i them) of a to. i • heading attrosecutlen. The bail had forfeited their, • . . . ti •. .•‘ . y? 1 admiration of &Miners. Thins' bankrupt had not an auppOrt the tti b y . prdper atidevits,,lnstead qT itycziolitimin,rthe Ames pitceig _,,, Jeattett . , yriat4o4., Iserolsy, some pest : ex tome' Splettillo .re.. expended a shilling, and had : kielted front 10001. 1 merelY siting that in gettenil MIS to Clime lord' . oill -0 " 01 la wathey draw frole-thls country-which , ~ ~. . . to 1,5001. as . t e=e manager, .tai rum" ' _. -i Hie Perrormeres imaginary atnount. tlentfact,7 iniglit4fimaertertthat t*coisdeetete•.`" wB.l v L. .441 f r a - P ' Rite--sa d ad of - which not , whleh helard eof dine; and . tarry had brought' their of-the Comae piout44o o h e it Oittml9or.ed en lharla i sl in 1 .1 • s el a -__ _ 4 : r . nom in ;kis collate 1-z-le t wet h' h . Tao Petition accordingly Atincia . cfrri - end! Ali *l , - ••t C s i t r eP "' "%renlitti° tawit; et i n d°bWii"ella i ri tiMe fiSa g th Pe rtnanent absents, to ofer solime actions against•Condy, end had • reeovered. Under Master shall Mite made , itis.iipairt'ilts.4lto". &Me w nottieg of the Prosecitiee i Ve originating from - -- __ii aa . assistance, Originating Tram themselves , ou t . o f t h e i r deed he knew egeity . woildOst'allOw him) would : , .0* The Prioolver was lied td time its by the Ma- n e a t privet. purees, towards improdring , and awe... gistrite wao tort hailed him, aid who had bveri at - Not pi* titera'olll- In 'equality of . property in thit 'Berating the condition of the lower orders of the •• ooneern. , . •1 the Assizes preesdiSgi chimed with a capital felony, . The • prisotter peaaantry upon their grea t domains, and rendering • Mr. Haar,' In reply, said be was surprised at the, their lives more comfortable ? Indeed, I believe, that had the benefit of able Coensel-his trie was not argument of Ms Learned Friend& If he wits notall.' some of them do aot set ep their lands to auction.. hurried on-U - Jery of his.Ctianitry, , meter tee su- • ti'fled with the Master's report, he might to have'; periattiatiance of a Judge (I hope not devoid of lin. i ilkirr". that the FAA Fite°illiunt is one county taken exceptions to it, instead of making assertion. • . t L 4 Wow), and the Marquis of ,ffertford, in t , -.a.' - • . • i 1 inanity), found him guilty. Bet, let Me ask . 'what • --' - . . . . . , which we in eve.ence. 4 ' another (Antrim) • act upon enlightened spa li. bad all tbiate /I 6 with public disturbances : A peo.. ' 1 ....„ pia ferocious in their ba t e d and violent in theiCani. i '''.'"" principles; for, although their ass gaol, is oli h ropes i o cer . .. . Anwitifthii-whow lutooicated with v. hiskey.-ferined ' :',...". 11 Y 1 ' re , w"lY_____,____ leases iwr ,, m L be life and 21 year ;, •Mt.'lltAser.. o Yet, vny Lord ; but the Conan& , into factions amongst Atearsehres, claawd by bar. "'a- tamer 9 0 .1"..).a"mmar"...„ 1 . 1 "." "al ma, 'wa t t • a 1' ° " ... ...... 4 " - ',eiear wa s eepersedidlatit could not be provad i lir advance (Ineresp• propsvi* . . ase•A•wesa i _ . e trosler: _ ..,., . 4 ..1 barons oppellatioas, may braise each other with ! . I. ,„ imi i f* . f the •• mea), be will g et his fi n sticks, or even slay each other 'With mortal weapons ---- ri l ° ti • Wit, I j" he Coil emollient:boa..." The only thing", • t rack-re or extortion. pot, say, t t e •per --abet I would ask any man, *hat connection could L. ,.. t 'afan do is to put them into joint posses s ion, ontii il 1 marictit Absentees ought to know, tl"t it to finites" - •iade takes place, and that Quedy shall pay the ;Otte.: the conviction of that criminslAeodev Lord Ellen. ! (erect At) contribute every thing in theit 4 power, and borough's Act) have with assoCiatietisegainiit Law of those proceedings; but let It be - nridersteridthite ' . within the sphere of their eateesiveittlinencovtowards they are not to be *Mended _of him until after the' order, and tie GOveruisent ? ••- • • t h e improvement ment of a country, front whence the • There was a second conviction it Clonivel, in a . .. y d next pet iti on - dr y; by thatabee•l' trait they will sa derive . such amp l e revenue and sond,bene . I t -a s "' 'their true inpareats, inid•corne to - semi arrangement ease of a rapeand forcible abduction: . Theroao. 1 iof doing so, how do many of them set ? • often fa the benefit of all tonterned, and that tt will .not cutrix was th e principal witness, in support of that : the G d. 7 • f the ....` depute their to settees's upon h. . ran _ .. - ., ._ , .. . .. ~,. . . ? b e necessary to meatiest thetause bastily again in T. Hartley, Maikheater, niptehav,•SegAt;ss;olo.:4, at the Be en : bet the credit due to her testimony has i County. 'ibis Manager gets is jobs doneiteithout , th i s c ourt . ; 'Talbot Inn, Illaachaatiiir. • Allergies, Mr:-Vi'ilkiisoo, Mantises bees so materially affected by facts, since discineed, o tion or interruption •• his roads • and his ihrithres ' ... • • . , ter ; and . Mr. 1101,7cuple.. that I th ought it my duty to name a distant day for ' - 6 " . ' . 9 . a 9 I Prayer of petition granted. .... ... ''' ‘. , ___R. Rattob, Uptoo, pagetaanher, Se*. 90, Oct. 1,4, at the and his perk-walls-all are conceded . - ' WuTAL OD inithits, IN intla'Atten Of w - isra . i. nate& 100, !C•belloultaisi.!• iiiiiiroies, Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's the execution of • the sentence, in order to afford time tar the respectable Gentlemen , who have interfered • • • For my part, lam wholly at a loss to onomove, 1 •BANltattri. fli t ' i ton ; ane Mr. tis a r=t,,Cltelteoham. • , : 1 J. Haslam, II • it; Puteashlre, miller, Sept . 24, at the off behalf of the prisouer, to bring ' his case fairly and 1 1. thr'" permanent absentees 'can reconciie it to 1 Mr. HART *stated, this mother petition of iterOtal , Gorr Inn, Lirerpool,'Seoh. 16, Oct. 4, at *the Legs of Mao setisfactorily under the consideration Ofkisidajesty's , their feelings or their interests to remain silent spec . of Asecreditors, praylegthet the Solicitor to • the trov : .- prescor. Morn*, Meters. llotialitnn and r!bcvnilt, Pres- Government. - titers of such a state of things-. r how they can for- 19-LoooL.sion, of the ane w ' of .suicooo; res idi n g gt ;014 Tow . 51esrs. • ‘.•!' , hkephard, Adltogioo, and Gregory, Bed- Beit, although those two convictions involved bear to raise their voices in behalf of their ushappy Bak . ..ghouls' be directed to repay to the assigriesi - R. ores, Liverpool, timber-oserchant, Sept. Me 13, 14, Oct.' country, end attempt to open the eyes of our Eli- . the suet of '1421. 9s. sd. which he had over char g ed l a " !art lit littrtan nis ,d, " :' Liv l e A c t o od L eles At ts t. .74hard, r / s ldi l i a lt d : gross violations of the laws, yet what was there of political disturbance, or of factions contrivance, in lish neighbours ; who, generally speaking, know his bill of costs, as Solicitor under the Commission, toe, sod Gregory, Bedford-row. ' either case?-I could not see any thing of the kind. , about as much of the Irish, as they do of ,the tiro-'sad that he should also pay the costs of tosation. It ,' . IHVIDENDS. Next, the Commission proceeded to IVaterford, . dons. Does a visitor come to Ireland, to compile w . . .eeessary for him to go into the particulars, a es not'S I Sept.Se6. W Sandie, Paternoster-row Scotch warelionte.• Pt iepr• 15; T. Bache, George-street ' Bloomshorssatiare which wag represented to us as being in a most dim - ! Book of Travels, what is his course? He is handed es he mewed it under the statute, which declares, that o r ,,i a t ter Z..s ept . 16. J . w. mo t , fi na l s m bil_k t er4, W est ! ; about from one Country Gentleman to another, all any Solicitor's bill of costs, if reduced one-sixth lay .iniweer, eaol-merchant-Sept. lb. J• Reed, North Shields, turned state. But, in no one part of the county interested in concealing freti him the tree state of the , taxation, he shall be liable to pay Vie. expences. riAl e al r i tn e r n . n 7„i r y 4 ' er ; e S v e c t ni t * 2' t AiltAg, and J i C 4P n e v r i 8 1:1 1 :: r • i . did it appear, that there was that frequency of I I country; he passes from Squire to Squire, each ri- i this case it bad been reduced re -third , for wlaiik ,Daerniki Wuntatioly_called Italia Yon •Doornik, E: a diisth, crime, from which any systematic hostility to the vatting the other in entertaining their guest -- all t reason there could be no greeted . why the freptilstated •1 1 -. 01900Vall. Well4tree, WeliCialeAllare. palm& soap- Constituted Authorities could be inferred.-There was one conviction for an abominable conspiracy , b us it in pouring falsehoods into his eon, touching the , ihe petitios should 'not be granted. •. •• osiatauratterers-Seet-lb, J. E. Green, Sew-road, S er ni o nd.: . .. • my, rope-maker-seot. 11. J. Barow, Kendal. w=d. disturbed state Of the country, and the ticket, habits 1 1 set foie Sir S. ROMILLY, Coen . 4 . Mr. Salmon, * said tineo-rtrepea.-eapt. it, D. M‘Viccar, Liverpool; •••• to poison ; but the actuating misfire appeared to • t the le be, not of a public nature, but mere individual , ° PINT • :.! - . , the statute had esca'ped his Memory. fle wtkid not , eel! i " , t i.. tt p :•. Orah a le, A H . .tote o l, ili s h , r,p a ir , h m i l e ci reeker,- . 5710: , ' W' ' interest. It was the case of a miscreant, from the I Seek is the crusade of Informed, ,flatiton which . occupy the time of the Court by making any Obsdr- Sepi. 16, Y. Soises,"Ossestry, Shrophire, ehlnamaa--Bept. '4l' county of Cork, hired and sent for the particular ' the English traveller sets forward ; 'aria be returns mition, except that although the costs were tedu ___.ged J. tit 11, stopoiee, ship-chandler-Sept. 16, W. Iloilingslieadr If: . H•ollioothead, Derbv e •ralf-tnerchauts-:Ang. 30, AO purpose of getting rid of an age 3 min, whom, life ,to his ottooeststerwitis all his auforteuate prejudices by taxation oneorixth, teey • hid not . been redittOeum...:, •-.• .. Sirairet. Liverpool, sllversraith:-SePt. 16, K. Barber, Kingston was the surviving life in an old lease, and which doubled and confirmed-in 'a kind of moral despair of oho-third. i •. - .• A I i i=1:11, merchant- Sew 15;'F. atathevii, Coptlatil-c mrt, ' lease the vile contriver was materially interested in ,the welfare of such a wicked race, bat; wade up his , The LORD CllANetklbli.7-" nil AN ac ;. -. 4t abi, . -Sept. 14, W. Brekett„:Worthington-place,•llethivvl-' • . ,• t green, carpenter-Sept. 14. 11. B. Henry, Bread-street-hill; extinguishing. This was the real history of this ' mind that nothing ought to be donifoillais 'lawless cording to• the prayer of filgiietititiii. w . _Sept,lls. S. Cockburn, High street, Mary-le-Bane f crime. 1 and degraded country. And, indeedi - b sit ea. ! EX-PART) A0169414:601OOLIIOR ANit FAVI47; merebasit--Sepr:• 19; E. ?Mow. Canterborn hiewer-dept. Another coeviction was for"All'utirdisr";of alfaa..! treitgant MOM haaa those sintotervett s* eft : lIANKRUIPTI., IN Tit - MATTER OF Tilt SAME. Ai J. gekils, PilromPul!l-SeM• 15. W. Metal. ill, EOSelde • Smyth, in the mouth of October Ilit- 4 iftestark.' the stateof Ireland attained, that I shall ei sot - I . Sr SAVIOR!. ROMILL'h •siated, this was the P e ti . i --Sept. 16, •e. Entennor; Wapping, vichiallerSept lh, P.- serve that this 9eutleman was a iteasaaCathofic....- i Meet to hearof some political projector miming for- thin preferred by the Assignees, praying . that it . Hynes*, Norwich:. tallur....Sclo. la, G. 19, -Lochtlate, Green` What thircanieier ;this murder' {nay hive been, is . fatd, end renevetiog the obsolete 'lgnorant* and . debt proved by a person' of the • name of Aspiaeall ivn Let r t i o c re-l r a 4 i. e ingrttc , li voicer- re Se n r y L, 1; 111 11 ;0 ;N; ..ilizt ;e Soti m i e lst r_ at present 'miff matter of • private surmise. *Ho no abe-prejedimm of a flarringtoo, •who, in his &eons, might be reduced, and a bill for 1,8371. leis. held I „ettant-Jof . 16,'A, Hart anti P.. Simons; Port - sea, lolowilers person las ern whispered, that it proceeded f r om eons the people ► of Ireland - an urstameable race ; de- : by bins, be given up tn the Petilioldors. 'lt rip - !. Sapt- lb, . Harlin, w s titeertor:rreet, tot ! acconist-Seot. 16, political or party feelings of any kind . There was chides, that they ought to be exterminated, anti thepeared that Aspignall wee a creditor on .We Difitk. 1 Winto n : l ll2C; ee k -s r. St'slo Ch m: 4 2,l f .-:lm gr O e u r tii' la , I M t- erc f4 Mts is ier!il a third capital conviction at Waterford-it 'was that ' weary -colonised by Jews • that this the AMP of I tepee estate for 2,7701 , end ea a SiCurity,' 11114 . sete- 115, E. Illeesnn, Alderminhury • linen-draper-7SW. 15, .1 7 . of two men, for burglary in a dwelling house. This. ! ads island wield be bettered ' , and the commerce of , rat Bills of Exchange, 'the parties to whiCh ' wire limn, Betlftrd-stptre,. nirtehant 7 ketelit._l6, O. Flimflam. was'the only transaction that was in its nature, of. Ettgland eiteaded end inspreeod. .- - '..- I insolvent. On one of • ilioie Bills, .31i.'tliat ;for • i„ -street, Shintsvell, shwell!r- Se, 10, A. Slater. GaCd . P o • w orth, Loot-Add.; cheese-factor-Sept. 16, It, Savage, 11a ) e9,• a public description. It appeared in evidence; . - [ Do a ' lit •' ( LA ". .; -.. 1,8371. 10a. Aspignill kart received dividends from hliddleses, catile:oalessaan-Sept. 13, W. frogman; 'Union. eco roue j, that a body of armed men planned and eremite • • -. different parties, whicit, w ith itlivitliind of iii. in the stre e t, Southwark, currier-Om 1, ..1. Blake, Mlle-end. ao-' . _ . . . priuser-Se,ti. 16, .1. Parke, Skinner-stree t , baherdasher. au attack upon the house; hut . the only discover- '• • pound, lately declarer! tinder itte Cornnissimr, would . •. ' tERTIIAES-Sre'r. 13. • • able motive was, that " the owner bad beets re. 'Mrs body of Mr. Cooke, organist. to Wespninater amount to more then Sits. is the intend ; oil this par- . T.: Kerricks, Livr'rpotil, brickliki , er -W. Hon. Cmstoni _____,. . viously an inhabitant of the County o f C or k, an d t MAI; was found in the Thantesiyesterdey inoraing, d el o a e bill . . .., 1 ti. . -. , . ' Larramtires ilatavdrasser-J. Siokins, Hanway street,. Ozfonli - Lad ventured to take the farm in question." Ifere, 1 near - at:shall, tad conveys/Ito his Itomie he ;Palace. Mr. AGAR, COOttiOt fill, WC Aspignall, canteinixkl; 7 linen-draper-B. fish. •Salford, Lanr.ohice, vienialler strict, W. ilyde. htineston v:mit-1101. abilo;t-maker-W, , indeed, we see* those public otolages proceeding to IMI . . dirt he yeas entitled to tele dowititiL' and te.•go on tlardaker, Aliddle Shitlin g ton, Yorkshire, shopkeeper-hi., a degree nilschievous in the • extreme, and deeply, . Tuesday morning, the 16th !teat. one *ve t oes, receiving dividends iintfilis a lgribrvedVs.. in 'thi • i v . era, OoeL t siltain. p;.kotez 7 - . t. , 1. Probett, L eamington Priorb, , . - ...,. . . fikiebillte•sitthhAteeper.-4 0 . li. Nodiii Lime-stri-ei • nicr to be lamented. Those unfortunate wretches will . a maker and hawker of stsiattieSiteasits of Stoke- po w on the whole eflw 4, ,...... , . - d or so-o : asodio....A s ter.binr% Thames-street. auerciast: • t . A ~ imagine, that, because a stranger to thg county has `lane , * near Shepton- Mall e4 70.1. his datthter (a . ' .- Sir S.'llhatita•l'V in rfitaY`C6 l ll(Endttlitse CODJierf• ~.• -: • . pARThIBRSIIIPS INSSOLYBD. the audacity to interfere between them and their ! girl' of about 16) by a f4aluil' Wife; withletwittirtt pat* Aspigtrall could ottlOalaeltre - toi: in,Thepoitnit .T.:daaptna.n. and T. Facer. Gharcb-gate. I.ejcester..worstett landlord, they are to violate the laws, assemble is ' rope, that she keeled. beneath the vlitheasie 'eta*. sniletiell partienlaf hilf; aid that Aspignall 'hie*" lifinners--.1. Pitatovi and J. Brigtrivren, Witham, Foes. mil anus,. and make in example of the intruder, who ' blows and Mildred. rily r ooskiit Jt,ag%.. tOh. on-the bill for 1,017t.' le i s. the M. Pena, shall settle in this country. These are terrible de-1 iseata that the infortenit disistlitiimit.:4 i t b' n ht now to be delivered op, mid lb. ',Niel. iittliceit 'ek letu-A'. Jackson and It ratio* Liverpool-X. Huglies and arras,, lag tonand W. Petty. Bankride, South wark • cual-inerchanis•-• i t iiiii_t __,.2.1 _Akilett -= ha t n . T . l . '!. .- • : der_._.ol_l 4 Ei, on the Wa . tei, tieffit!.. Smithboro.4o, runpo s ndor mannfacinrers--J. Kild I .g. . •• i -. 11 - 11*-Parn.hnwe and W Stevenson ref Addle-street, warehouse litigious, pregnant with violence , bloodshed, and home of her unuataral thiliiii,.iiid fooi k - „atli the Amount ark.' • • ''. 1 ."1 11101 " " '., . 1 .• „ d 04- W. • ' anarchy. The peasantry cannot too soon reject and , oE4lllAm:ring firjtiglkoviiii o feitailakin e eeliefoir 'k ' r The Loan CHANcer.Lakiirtifii 9 i , ram us-sne r —A. Ittoaroa nt4 M., M , Llverpont, Iltoit.ts-J. abhor them, as ruinous and absurd.-r-Geallemen,' I ' *Way, beide/ iheisatrie Piet:ilf tltilVost-iisittait 4 • too; sod .ottiered.tliOVlcroi a l ita.h.: los'. ;t4ii,l tOzikkgro7 an* 'f . Sparrows - - Ingham; fattors--K, gr.; do not allude to your county-L-1 hope the system of • hie he &Wed "gee eitlol litieq: ' Alf ! 14"41 OW* . wed Anpignilrettierto iii rediCedl,lrai B re e . "'d i.-I n f i a&_' t*lvr '‘ ) r ° ''' li ii. inenl-A " Hathlitnii. t*. 4. setting lands by auction--of squeezing from thetaatals In, lier h. • •lia . r ,iied, dig Mi ler st a. tw i ii . 'f l ow. -• . . voinym •• • *". 4m . iiii i tl 4l4 • w - blu.:" 3- 1; ( :"! ,6 "m• .4. bilb J• A . h . , spiri tuna fauar.mr . of the tenantry more than the actual valve of - the fel. inedle tehl I whlch, hi , itt4lr le latitlo 1." - • . :. .• ' IA- ti:t slaw , • • cam: . ; '-.' • , - '• • anon as ts.• sioNTnifmty. „. „ . . • ' " •., ' 6 ,4 6 ' l 1 t7' produce of the land, does riot exist in this county... ailittrd bier istlyiissisteueb, It NV I iiilitikail) ' The liperillit leghieks antrriniiitatill ert'd i rirtle Will 1-92. ' 1 ' 11i"......"( -I hope and believe no such systrm prevails lune- secured.-Coroner's verdict, • hatileter. 6 of the late Duke of Qu:ensbury, having petitioned the ortma:s • Prirte.l nr.d Publithed let I). Loves.L, ri tlir STATSalnadr 191111t14'S'i r Fiert-slivel,.. '6lO v.' PRO* 2111 4 tib AVOW 040E1111 ) A. 23. • tm , Aire. , • RETl7lllgßailln, SUNVEAS Tfil31111111SN'T" • •• .rA nom EN T. Mirages dr Aldbpronh. • Henry Giiily Knight, of Lapgatd,- in tie fen ity Preqieg. ham. E.g. in The room al Alenry Darikina, Seri. Aka has accepted the Chiltern liehdreds. BANltirePtei ISLA 11.61.1). `-iterrns-striOt, , ... ••.___ _ _ _ _ .IE. )fled n, Playhouse-yard, Whiteerow.strent,• ffiettPo •dimitter, frufh.Au4,.27 t 0.04.13, at Gaitdltalir • , • • _SA MENUPTS,• _L • • G. Penistone Vattlitowat-gl OnitstW, Wa-maker, Aug, d '!; sort. 3, Vet:44'4U A OrriF7 Nancy,. Staple lath . - • - • 13. Matt. Smarden Neat. dmOer ) , A. 26; v, Oct . 4, thilt George Inn. Csimbrio6k. Attontim. Mr. Ottoway ; Staple. , 'Mug; and Mr. Jain, flarl-wrertiLOpekfriars. - X (. l3ottomore, Nottingham*, cWeetiabes, Sept. 16. 16, Oct. ,4 the Ram Inn, Nottiosham. .Attorsey, Mr. Willtitaou, 11. Anderson, Worotwood-ittatij 'Merchant, Sept' 12, 13. Oct. 4, at the George Inn, Limped.' Attoraies, Mem. Grif- fith Mad Hide_ Liverpool. ' - • - mot I r 4 oy ion rens • • reluctsm le i P lid ptseif to, most pzej... fight apply for,„ V l, o . nb lingo' arty made for it Scotch - beio, , ld not I • ' e oKertainott:, • for ,aithoual Que 4 -. 4 , 1 ‘ •!.•: lin t . dtr at fi ery i t liq ,`•. . oie istetipArtwe i . toil ! At li !) . :04its et mit i way - ordi: 3 on kbe wbiii• ' idekice before f. His Lord-- • 7 I • , , , j