The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-02 00:00:00

rjr THE STATESIIAN. 1±ff5......-._ • ' Immune.% - - -- John Chariessorvh , lived at N.O mil!', s pier, of the Priv-mei". 'nice st the sane time in e scolding • mile (tom D.C.pora. He had known the Plaintiff manner. It contineed for some minutes. This was leer V•" 4 it.' rhti.treet Ile met her et the fair.— sheet seven its the evening, and she ute.her *boot L. die 11 , .i wee •I the •milpilly. Hannah Bray and three orelatk In the aftelhoob tithe nest dot; Aft* the Plaintiff walked off ingeshrt : they harl Ann is then ',whet gal peat the door Glib het 'nbind; they a pahlic.hoose ; they sent to old Henjamin Bray's ; , spoke is a seeming friendly manner. She sus Mt they ear. all in bad, but the door was Ivo mad. up; negt manning, as she thought, ening with her hes. Esther Dlsseon and he sent into the kitchen: in hand's breakfast. Shen, be, nest Fr id ay. the 9th, bad Omen in the field , ' with her till ton o'clock.— i and told her she One& her stood, with thaaili ; tie. Ile nos once sill' I" a' N.'S. milk and at Holum.; d made no reply. On Saturday deceased struck feast. She went with hint kiln a w e ed to 'void her , her hand on her breast and said to witness, " Betty, brother They stopped an hoer after in the wood i the milk and water which 1 have drank will he my 14 was once at Dyers's:is hoes.; he saw the old death." Witness saw bee neat day : the only ens father eat night ; be got op,• he had seen her before. eersaiinn they had was witness bidding her to take They had agreed in the day fb meet in the night.— tare of her goal, to which the deceased made some She bad come eat from the •itidnir is meet him.— replies. She died on Moods, morning, the iltli. They wrist into a tile-house till one In the morning. Crossonteinined by Mr. WILLI All4t—She +aid, the Mr. Rates made a moil indienent sod spirited Pilsoner had five children, the yotingest eight, the reply. commenting with great paint and iy en °ldea' 19 pier. of age ; they all lived with theta; she the traidence for the Defendant. The question for' was with child when died. She said she had taken the Jetty use, whether there had been s promise; the milk end water on Tee.day, when working is that these had, they eneld not finish,. The nett ron. the hay• field, end while she was hot. sidiiratien we,, whether her rontlidgo cool.' re d uce John Hindus. a surgeon, was called to visit the the d Moll". A doctrine so degrading to human na. deceased ors Friday, the 9th : he was called by a ti t re, s o inconsiattint with retsina and jetititm, so little girl. their daughter. The PtliOttef was not at foreign to ell right feeling, they would not listen to home. Witness found her sitting at the fire. press• . for a mne'ant : they would show that if . mac nosh! log her hood to her left side; she said, "Oh dear, sync laimmolfa traitor In love end honour, becalm he Mr. Illitsdir, 1 how a very smr• pain in my side;' had 90.0004. a y..t.i.i , • Joey would' glee amply she watt almost doubted by It. On eimoiniog the paha &inure oat of th• 20.0001.4• as ioseceel, &spotless, and 'maw, be thrmaht It was not leads, ; theft, end an outraged female , •as en finer. She told him she was pregnant. Ile Mr. Baron Woos seemed up at growl length. me her again on the Mortal' mornin g; I. was Tao misfiling,' of the po t ties were on e bie t tion.._ rolled then. She was dyiag, end died in 'beet as i i Many of the happieat married,' bed been f on ssed i n hoer afterwards; hr easanined the boat on the Team. similar cirronistannte: many tithe prertien e ttas t ,.. day, at the Caton's', Inquest; the body was not e d r n ha u rml s t ow h er were quite ha ,,,,t„. a , su e is,reneti; he found the part under the left bees. folly warranted by the labile of that pall of tee quit* black, it extended to the shoulder ; the sea country Moat creel it ass in him to have inspired al.o was black from the wrist to the shoulder; he bar sit,' Nil h,,,... of o morrow so a d eantava „,, aw l had sot the least doubt the blarkneie on the side bed then to Ilhantlan her. A. to Chatlesatorth and HO been occasioned by a severe blow, and un the aro goer . were the... r oe f e ll o ws to be believed ? 1,, by blows or fail , ; he had no doubt, not the least was mna• discterittab'e ; it was *rose In young ma.. ilosbt,that binsisim.l.•ccesiontni inflimmation,infism. who prohehis bed failed, though they might have at. /nation mootification, and the mortification death; tempted, to aedace her. to c o me into o p en C hart he would bate opened the body, but that the Coro. with each evidence. That she had not another islt "Pei Jar, were prettily satisfied ;Le eneld net hese gown •.a nn reproach, nor dud any good lesson v'el'a more certain 11 be had opened the body ;he had wen, .. ha 'Le Defeedsi4 .hoold not h.', performed no doubt at all nn the tut jed; bad she been hurt by big promise. If they believed that the promise had milk and water, there would have beta fever, and been made. it was for them to say whet damages there was noise. sho u ld tie Owen. Croas•esamined by Mr. WILLI tl4l.—lle did vas. Th•J•ry rettred.end *for- deliberating forenarstds mine her pule* 'mid tongue on the 9tb, hut did not of an hoer. returned • verdict for the Plaintiff—Ds. Perceive that she use ill from hr°4". lamination Wiles 3tial. must be accompanied with fever : when it become, I The ll:fondant, a fat, stout, roarse.looking men, atortification. pain ceases. H.. was very softy af. sat during dm trial behind his entitled. The Plain. "" sods that he heti not crooned tr.e bods.as it might , tiff is a handsome. molest, and intereatmg girl.— be more satisfactory to ~there. Sae appeated to be i Tbw verdict seemol en v iva vary great synthetic'. about 35 Easnisded by the Count.—She had no fever, sad ati:DUcTtim but had sone on the 9h. Inflammation is rapid or SiTTLII V. CRUIIIILLIIOLVIE. illy. WILLI illy sta•ed the pte•iltia deer acenriling to the violence of the blows; ! r oo k. 111, sc till Mr evened the race Lot h. he Jury. ha m big any thing cold whom nee was bat midst occasion s e c. .at a most ~,,,,,,t . t ab h, a td,,, L a d y . at R e ,. inflanimati.in, and that might fasten on a part pro. goo, in 11,...ii51e. The only relifortun• in her sit•• witleali hrnii.ed• If the blows wilds caused this black. @lion ar.s. ihat OP ID.rfeurlent, Mr. Ctotable. nets hail been given on the Sitertisy, they mast have lisohn., was her ne i g hb our . Th e y i „,,th,, ha d a l as) , been arse , ,; and if they bad been severe, she meat he" fevered. bees to habits of familiar bemoan*. The sisters of Dm Defendant and Mice 'Settle, the Plaintiff's The Prironer (he worked at potteries) said, that viseghter. had heel. moat totoutato. Nn potty was they had been very peaceable and comfortable toy. ontettainird et the 1) fend .t. , '• but Mies 14.411* her the sad had hi:wisp en Sond•y, Monday, and Tees. there. The D.rentlant bad rervedly prninised her day; OD Teeeday ale complained that she was poorly; ilestriatt. It, had gained her eileetione. and its he did not bee her till Wednesday night agein; be tacit circumstances bad s pone, o v er h er , w hi c h „,, 1 told her she sight have any thing to drisilt, or have a ih onnure ht• man would ozotrito. bet whit,' could doctor if she lied a mind. feels be restated. 03 'Ms account marriage ought John Hordes, pot.nmeefiseteter, had employed the ewer to be lone delayed. &iris such a grow attach. Prisoner for five years. He was a very industrioes swot nes once formed. Mks Stott• bad enforce. men. "Welt Iran .erlbeed by the Defendant sod hvl home Richard Mitre", a bricklayer, was called, bet • child to him. After she '. be promised marriage, but knew nothing of the Prisoner. since th• preaent artless hail been brae& he mauled Wm• Breen. a Porter. hoe , him for owe Yeseth soo th er pe t rol,. It had nothing to do with this ac. end bad never heard any complaint of him. On MPS th,tl 11,11601 by the mother; bet he could nit die. lay the 3th, the deceased, who seemed as hearty se gene it —the daughter Ind Wessell an action "limns sow, seemed to be quarrelling, bat he taw so for t reach of promis e o f m arria g e in Lancaster. blows. Ws. tried before the Learned Ju d y who The tees, The JUDOS. in ve mmie ll e l l s v*04111141 that if lb woo 'entitled in the other emulous,' *twg,„,,e evidence convinced the Jury t hat the blows on the proper to redeem the damages, becalms i Miss Settle,, 3d had not occasioned death. the Prisoner mast be bad f ielded her cooties to the Defendsnt. Ile could acquitted both of sans a la i n pi ir Ater and murder• set unit enter into any discussion here upon this eir. Quirks Leaver, otheralte Balton, aged 30. was cam stance; he only mentioned that the Learned cooeicted of essa . w . mar , Bee i von , his isafe i w if e , Judge bad boon of o p inion, that her haying places! m at, Collings. be ing Y alive. Ills defence wet. dm ton mach faith in a faithless lover, bad invoked her that he had boon forced by the Patiah Officers le many right n o damages in vindication of her character. fie mar. Collings. week, farther srste. that this melo n would not now r The Calendar having now been gone throegla, tht• b ase t wen ,htoogio, bet that the adviser of the DP. cepting two 'Diadem's:wets reserved for to.anfro• f•ildan l told Pir"" ll4 I n b y ( " Ill " for Ill.ea r ilen morning,theconvicts were ttken upforjedgestrot. The !dreads Ineurrml. Notice had been gitra that the 'warned Jonas, with his Nasal tend and satiety ease anon' tar called in Court, and to prevent a noo• for the improvement of those on whom he pronounce. eiii' it • 80 now hefore them: bet new that the case punishment, addressed them almost all individually ear them h to rnegleeght be' r• them, he did con ildrwir"it " en upon the peculiarities of their tended end Agostino, Or. Plaintiff suitable damages for the monfort, reputation, and endeerment of which she had reprmentine the enormity of sin as odeosive to an all: ing God, destruct iv e of their non culled and re. been deprived. Every master, whether merely a 'ability end full if the bitterest cruel l y to thole , Illaffer, Of also a father, had by the law of England wends and felstionS. 66 No tongue," eniphaticall& sonnies of pelmet? in his servant, and was entitled to damages. If deprived of the ser v i ces of that see- observed his Luddite. `• c on ea r tress the anguish , heart occasioned by • criminal s eer to an affectiesate vent by e edearlatt. If, in the ordinary ease o f a father" • ' master. his claim for damages cannot he affected by Sentence of deeth was pronermeeed open the fel: damages glsen for breach of premise of marriage, bow towing 15 convicts : —Wm. Johnson and Jutte Hall. much stronger toast remain the claim of a parent to do. for highway robbery ; James Thomas, Arens Smith mates for ihe loss of all those endearments •hich the (otherwise Sweep Jack). and W. Most, for burglary ; wan owed to the other ? A parent has an intetest James I jiff, for stealing from a dwelline.hoose ; John which no money can porcine', or conjure ep in the Harden, John Hollings, Wm. Btiekburn, Richard breast of a mere servant. The action here was by a Letaley, for horse -stealing ; and Thos. Wheatherill, parent for the loss of the service of a child; but the Sohn Walton, Robert Waterworth, John Within- Jury would take into consideration that her honour toe, sad Michael Statkey, for sherp.steallug. All too was stained by the artifices of the seducer of her I of them were told to „ peat a mitigat i on of pettish. daughter, and that her daughter, instead of being own ,. topher Wood, for steel in g from a bleachin g the object of her pride an d satisfaction, was rendered Chris a soave, of reproach and di'gracw. The Joey would field, was sentenced to imprisonment and herd labour therefore give suitable damages to the Plaintiff. for two years ; Joseph Gouthy, for the assashieghtair Mr. Rallis here entered into proposals of accent. . or his wife, to imprisonment for tit months and his dation, and it was at last agreed to take 2001. of da. own ceengniseneve for 201. to keep its . poses ; and stages, sod 231. espesces. Charles Leaver, for bigamy, to imprisonment for sit --- months. CROW% SI DR. /um M. MURDER. Jasqile Gotta., was charged with the weeder of Ann Goodly, his wifo, at Weodiesferd, perish of IVORGESTEK ASSIZES, Jvcr 2s. Roth well. Elhtsbetb Gresves, a wielev, Ihred neat door to I the Prisoner. Their Asia was coder the nee tool. —On 3J of this month she hoard rho Prisoner's wife' ery oat in a doleful tone, and for a eensiderstrie time. %i Shoo& she heard Iteecte, which meted the edge; she us ass she beard kaocks. filo Oust THE VIVO V. SMUT WIIATILIT. This was an indictment for a libel , published by the Defendant, the wife of -- Wbateloy. The Prosecutor was R. Benson, Esq. As soon es the Jury were sworn, the Defendant's Counsel reqeest.. ad permission to address the Cued, and hawing reed a mit maple apology, 004 bid be", kiadsd re. arrests to . tho Promoter , for approve) jog dist iientiet of gall 'hostel densan, ehrovgla U. Covnael,. dedo manila not press for the Fidgment of the Cerart. Mr. Jactice limn Anteing dial adalressroll the fiery es follows:—" Gentlemen of the Jery, the purposes efjestlee are frilly 1104 'red. for the vindication end protectleas of Mr. Benson's character, by the De fendant making en ample apology, and! rseressing deep contrition for the pottlicadoce oldie libel." FLANDERS 4mi IIAMBURGII MALL COPFAN Walt. /W.l in —According to scceien 4 t from (celesta Ike uncommonly mild winter has bees follower" by a eery pl.sswt swing, though in she month of April a quantity of quite let see ice appeared The oldest people in Icelauri do not rPt110,014.1 ever to hate seen tech thin ice, it being generally piles" op. and resembling • rosgh eiii. This thin ice, however, dot appeared inlets than a fortnight, sod was of great vl vantage to the inhabitants as it brought with it a., immense nember of feels, which almost covered the sea. A great quantity*? there were killed upon 11 kV with clubs and similar weetrons. FnAtIRPOST, JULY ti —The .eselt *f the neon o. fouls a're.t4 which hter recently taken place by old o of the P , ration a'vernelent is impatiently oisp , .cte Pubic opinion in Bettie votiripates the 'wonted's e libsratinn of 'nifty of the ints•fla•ts oaken int.. eta• 'toll, in consequence of the want of sufficient OrroV r • of tile e sistence of the ellevoleonsirirafry. WO a view in effect the establisione .5 of a Betputstic JuLt 23.—Arrests continue. %rewords? the Slows Pfeifer and Ilertnenu, preceptors to the CH . 4 1.1 • I the Ministers of Wirtemhere end BtJen a' the Dito, were taken into custody in this city They v • bo t nun( men, who left the Academy threw years sr• and were Members of the Berschenschaft. It 'pilaw. that the flepohliten Assn, ietion which has been diacovered in Berlin, the 'unifications of which have ev'en'ed throsehent Germany, is styled the Toet nic Lessee, of whlrh &melt was a wiensbet Nominee. Jut. 4 42 —The Klee of Prim's I. still at fopplo's with the Prince uf Witt:restein. It is thought that his Majesty will warn directly to Berlin early In nett Month. The. it appears 'lest this singer/44n will not attend the Congress of Carlsbad. which several inein 'ls have of their own &Whoa' , convoked. The serest of some "titers of the Teuteetc party is the 'object of vouch convereatioo, bat teaser uo agitat;ton nut of the U n iversity, FAA AA °yr. Jaye 24.—The fabrication of alarm. leg mews appears fortified to every pert of Germ 4. An at has lately been given in some ' Nernst, of a satovinery skirmish la the Odenwald, between the peasants end a detachment of Iletse•Datinsisolt light horse employed is collectieg 'beetroots of teat.. We lately passed through that pictereaqtre std are pe.fectly conflated that no sea Met het occurred there. AinnnOllll, JULY 22 —The deliberations of the Second Chamber of Baden are worthy of remark. Among the objects of economy on which the Gatti. her has already decided, Is the dowry of the Grind Goatee, Dowager Stephanie, which bat been reduced from 150.000 florins to 100.000. The impolite of the education and maitstreatice of the Priacesses, her &slitter,. are livid at 15,000 Satins per annum, daring their minority. The dowry of the Alai grafine Downer is reduced to 20,000 Snrias per annum. The Minister of Slate, Fischer, end the Govern. meat C o mmissioner, Nvbenies, broacht forward is • does arovmessts to Wier, the Assembly to depart from its decisions, hut their efforts were fruitless. — When the decision lees intimated to the Mergrstrior, she said she hod been accostnmed to istArt snctifices for the S•rte, and she less reedy to Mika Will mare. PH I UV. Or STOOLS THI Item IL Ruck i Per Cent. RM. 711411 3 per Cont. Car. et if per Veg... 4 prt Gest. 10ii effseis htr I'4 OAT AT ONK O'CLOCK. 5 per Cent. Navy 194113 ludo *Wed. 9 II pm. Loot Aso. 4'4l . l Excwri,“ Hot pm. liii9 Act. 'IW ei STATESMAN. L01•'DON: AVOCIT 1 1, 1819. Th► Ministerial Papers continue abasing the leaders of Reform, and at the same time stigmatising the celeste or motive of their esertioa. The Pluses, la his Speech from the Thentle, and la his Proclamation of last Saterday,-ess these writers the temple, and holds set the er eoerag•ment for an doing. " Under the pretence of Reform." indeed! Why, shit man of c queen sense will sot feel convinced of the real design is the distinguished persons pointed at, and that a Radical Reruns will elect all that is desired by nine-tenths of the United Kingdom? It is only when Monarchy stands in the way of the People's enjoyments of their rights, t►at People become Re. publicans. A limited Monarchy has been said to be the best form of Government for a na tion constituted like that of Great British' : nor are we untie' Cr disposed to offer any ob jections to it at this time and in this place. The People of Britain are about to try the truth of flees,. sertion, and the efficiency of such a form of Govern ment to sootier the purposes for which every Govern ment Is established and tolerated. It is idle to ssj that the nation has consented to such a Government, and therefore most be satisfied with It under every state of things, even should Ministers so work open it, or upon the Monarch who administers it, as to deprive the People of those riehts which are imprescriptible in their nature, end inalienable in their gelidity. Notwithstanding the abstract Wee that * King can do no wrong, yet if he, or any other person invested with the Regime, of a king. doors, gaffers himself to bo practised 'pan by his Mi. twisters, so as to suspend or destroy the Rights and Liberties of the country, practice and rumple shoo aka folly of gating °pa that State again. It Is a lk s.J • 1.0, a5..t• thy 1a.." becirsa it is thtir r and enttuneity to the le.. letillste.s or. new prictising s ilecoit upon bulb Pam* and Pions, sod die sad romp!, this is trimmed in various oreoures countenanced by or set on foot, through the direct impulsive power of the Cabinet, or My the softer, but not lest effectual weans, the circ‘it iatluence of a few or it: mill members! That such a system is now in full not tit, is ' , traria to every wow not wilfully blind, sod is to a weasure confilmed by the Wises we have t keo Goa a palliator Provincial Paper, which is rowiid.r. ed in its comity esOa 'skirls of truth sod stigma (savour— ROCOMILF. REFORM Id KErING. [ries ins whin iscitruity.). .. te s si tam; re e. a. t.. ..t,--$r lag.' .t fr..: ty detected sod ...gonad sewn* II . J ana otionyorev•utotiwit IS the gllntotte. MI roper', aew lag t a abe Kearns alit ism, 3al to.• .1... .111- IMMO with one coutarsios, ibit Om ea -ggeroteat meow... pn•habed .1 bete Poit-o, of In ..se roi-e..dast. font • pit .: .f a deliberate plot to mislead Ste motley. add to ten. y due People is n a s..rfrilr• at davit I..erVes " The t atteor !fr. t rite, at Inal Wedaesity% date. it imo lai am tter..ea. slam itnelkiale affirm Venting. iwaslam a do grain botanee of ate 4whotats ili e awl shistaisable 14.ft-titre to WWII scholia attain.. Is dal• raper le v. said. • la e• as as. • Wirl , mak nu SlLad •,. .• .• 0....-,...1••• am... •' as. • . - .4.6 h or -1. all lean 60100 1•a.& Ilefosawis I ...e fotlosed I') ota.. : Ail owe! Al. the shop. ire adds. mete (Mood —mid .....,'••••• of '•• ry bird i.e. It/ is nand -itor tap of !Abort, tam r eed in f•••••.t. oMt n abet btiamos b. miss im .. etipahast s 8 am ' Dew. art i.o is a I I.esesbaisie I •••ent•u• lei as ao:• . All• no LI PAri...l.!nle, eLe 0 r ',fall la all as ao.lt ti I oppos 11..1.41.3111.E. ;' as a lain., • The filea•ory 41,016. Brand. r•:11. dr.' asaJ un a fourth • "Herm as iv w a rlitewnes,' o i sots trifli.l prosoestios, loch a 0ft , ..4. 1 trtioe mud stub..? tort pl. t . ....yew brats .craieil to loM platen. .-what *mita • sere Mt 'spared, set.: tie rent is so la. east, worm. lar'y doom that sent itne..4l it female. at tr.. weeetabolliy, lanoln of the gromed dmeripti rte ire..., a. . I IS. pittICULIIIII by their oot we OW. se sae de .* ...d pottiest hot the a l agworst.e.. at the walla: y k e i ant Ow omit aNemiag coca. quereet ' . " Uri I. she a fonill eV ell at lie It 4o Iloo•i9g is agio nerko. Now ati 11l scarcely be belie 4 t . .t0, 8 l e sues. Tsbo. 'PIS tie ere, lASI all•KO•1 •••ef 11,04 Ille. etnnigg a h i ta ,, o B. We kasr ob. mithatlit of a a :eolleaft* lellals too ti, 5 M sot at Pecloiale from the enronm tell,'tea .'slunk i s ' I N . ~,i ug ,,g se flotiday,as I as ash w see.wi.• we 't ie l i e ei ,..,,. 8 ~i,,,b , , y„ r matins. that so tar fail , Me pi ..Cetlym lei.; b „, 8 , 4 by b , aj trealea. he does we fha.at Ilia iberei bb , 1,. ihe , P. 6. f owe thorn 100 women prevent. a. 6 1... .4 .4, 4, 4 1 t.., 4 ,,, mixed ship she proorso.nr. 1:: womb r pm , ~.b . be ib io,, aura " fat whom at SO. OlO . tha' sh' 4,4 4 4eteeed tos. WM of ha seal erolat .hey were tbielly cr.wilterg Na sort lo• ti e •to... as ' ibesinnolos to all legiatouve ' in* ers. roo ,. _. U-0•1, . 0 1000 , Is artkarit) . or • Tie inelnary ..I ratik se d its is; weer eflitlit...4, dm bring all to.the- a tat kb "... bi ,, „ . b . of terns snob obire la the streets—on 5 00 ,„,, 44 4 ,,,,..„‘ ~,,, a bstnwiadoat weer CloNd . r broken —to bw ,b, ~,,, of re d Niter to females in tries -ma militsry elks, err appeart• a.. ....bis..•.ear prOOPedial lIIS *it:id— , bate woo Os Idaho. ism of s i us .—the eon ISPArret Of "let pteralled. sod the weep , of it lms ..g g seem pet/.ply free few. commotimi. hawit ic .„ is umg 4 the people golf/ in and eonaltes frame 114, . ins,. lo short, lie while navy. feast Inta.sles to end. W' 4‘ ast fsterbeada, s• lime so alit Ifertios . It oaf ter, im• r ie t. " w heal 2 , 8 thanebase '0"0 hell It ' 46 " the '1.40.41 spearen were oar. tiooatoes, iss es a rt. 4 ue „,,,,,. r ay. t. s, Attest. and fia song. of Maack* • 4 48 84 .. e lataissus a ea, 40. die elkole, mare ono/erste shwa as maw. „, tom, sad the Retolastass etrered f.:. sere eavaidoC7.. -- e X GARTIMINIPTI Dill Of Illatitt and Libectits-•ewl.llPerg A ..., rattgowni.. UtO•Kail S..itist. sad Eartlao ha nous.. Outing ih. %main. as tiara' of the r e 'pas't .1 maim a pe talled, whkh peed ornd woe poetic*, be' es irie-toption was falferot to toe tor..eitedoms. In I &bawl Kt , ' lei.. k to the ewer las the peo p le petersb4 di-narfed." Se *.eh for the Gerald invention practised is this eatable liaisnce. • 11 any thing wore thee this wove wentod to vamp r•to Journals vre :utopias et with rho vn..lt of doirstscoat and elletretiogs •Li.h lb., 'loser's., it is, shit in Avis treati , g of brie 3.eting. and the sprerhos doliverod at them by ibe (mod. of she People, they take so notice of the grievances, the sufferings. sad the creel iosults which occasion then; bat brand the whole proceedings as tits result of a seditious, sod earn rebellions spirit: The Anneal Wool Fair held at Leave this day week s was pretty nemereusly ciendeol„ and presided at by the agriculterel Esti of StIEFOIELD; It is, however. a Waller of sarpoiae that the wily bosinesa transacted at it, was one solitary lot of wool Iced !! ! Such is the state of Ibis branch of the Agriculture of Eng land, and as connected with the manufactory' of England, is frightful indeed ! The Races commersco so Wednesday ..it, sal will comings Therulsy sad Folder. Sir G. W MYER, and the lion. C. Jaw. !mum, ere the Stewards. Th. Judges of A(.ise arse tiptoed is attire IR Lewes ors Saturday, sod to SO 111 Coact on Mondry morning. From the amber .1 prisoners lately committed to Horsham Jail, it is likely that, contrary to former trapectatiun, the Ca lendar will be !ether beery. Folios, pirate letters from Po lladfol have arrived. We learn from them, that the Inhabitants of Calis were wised with great lista on the first eeeee nee. anent of the loess of the disaffection of the forcer at Puerto Santa Mario. hot that perfect trangaillior was restored on the 9.11 instant. It was the second Officer in command who induced the men ender him to declare their determination sot to set under the authority of the Goveumeot, sutras a sew CsSWIM. ties were given teens. According to letters from Rome the conferences relative to the affairs of the Catholic Church in Ger many, between Cardinal GOSISALvt and the Pletiipn. lentiarive of Honorer, Rodeo, &c. had terminated re inferta. Commodore Sir TIIOIIIAI !liana' had on Friday e very loot conference sorb the Board of Admiral ty, relatite to his commend in !tooth America Ti e Captain wit% Wire town ins few date, to heist his Fondant on board the S.pe b, of 74 goo+, at Port.tonoth. Yearerrlse the Loan Crtsvcmcoa and Prince &MU WY hail mimic's of •he =aver. Virr.e.witic ELIA-new -Th. tattooing was the state of the 14.1rdot's as For Mr. Be pri -ir Amley 47 'teal 31 1111 jor I y for Mr. Auley l3 4903 Total Dumber pelted l' i Total f.r Kellett lOl 0 Total (Sr Amity -- Majority for Bezett ... ........ Ili iWira 611"1".°11113Pn'mali)°; lr t?laiPli vel, hod conle7l l o ktit is lo b: ju ro pti car . de4 th l a , t M h t a . „ it I g y alitu bo: r e a apnelyseirt, 1 4111