The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-25 00:00:00

, !' .1 ; f t r I f 4 .~ . ~, . ~ ~ TDI sTAT; Yew -- - - ed, which, ummailw.the florisa-If•CeMnsiini itself {{ • j was called a heasbog—(A laugh.) ,- tor . the pores i: • composing it, 4 o empire. into die eoadett of .fiM _, . eters, consisted of Ministets t h em selves, their Plasep men end Perralotten, with.e.few solitary *scepticism —( Near, hear !),-He bad atew boon mood away , from itressieg a question, by its". being Mid, P 0! lease this to the judgment sad wisdemeaf Parliameot -t-(4 iesish.)-,ter if rms. press . this imitate the effect v4it'he to degrade Parlianteot ht thafieblio,eittima don." He would stow ask, if. Paillemoot wee de• graded in the Public estimation, by wbotabed 41ml degradation Weir effacted ?--(Hear, Moab}--Airsi it by the acts of Parliament itself, -Or• by the Peelle who complsitted of them ?—(hear, hew !)—Would the Worthy Gentlemen. behiod•itim (the- Members for the City—of course esceptiog Mr. Aldeman 'Wood) now. complain - Of any thing out of doors! Would they, Oa slight after night.set by Ministerb, • end voted for all their •acts, now Come forward coq tag the. PeoPle with' attempting to bring Partials,* . into contempt ? No ; they would slot limiter* US . treed ow setts •tender groondoe(Greme applesse.)-i Wherever ;the People, paled owityseeiell sad eat- ferias., had betel drivel Wei de of violeece, tbeti . the evil wet boldly •oetoplainedaf ;shot the distressed which led to it ware oviselookedai end of the thou. muds of Palliate presented •tf Pirliameat, donva• platting of kilter *ad heeergviiehnese, wet a Aught one had ever beetrieferred to h-Couterattee.-e(Heer, r ;bras I)—The day of 'retribetion.for the men wile did ,these acts was now at hand i iti-.wee fee some peewees, deobtleest, an inconvenient wombat, and like their Parlianseotary prides:moors, who Med their term of :sitting fermi three to seven roars, be was Sore the .present good folks wapiti; in a like emenev,. be glad •to make an es peritneet to prelosig their duration from • . sewers to fourteenyeaes...--(iinste4 hedr ! and a Much.) ,--110 had gamily - moved instructions to Retire. seeteates on. occasions of this kind, but he would not on•tlia present leave it to the City Members to ay, if they pleased, what they meant to do on this qaestion. He would not now ezpose •the !Avery to a repetition of the insults some of their Members had offered them by a refusal 4e attend to their instric . Lions.--k( Veer !)—These worthy men, on former oc casions, had set their own jodgmests up against those •of their eutireCoostitoeuts; they might possibly have . more talents, sad in a certain *Nth*** talents were & marketable cuototodity.-.(A ieugh.)—Letithem at awe esow this opinion, end then the Livery most bow ie obedience tolls. feeling of their Representatives. .'this would be a Mora candid aline,- than •to treat their Constiteituts with stale jokes and penteetimical grimaces, which, thoogh they mey provoke a laugh for the moment. tsere.yet unworthy of any upright men in the .discharge of, hispobliadtly. He- eau. slated by seconding the Motion.--(4P +c.) • . , Sir. Seittlytie observed, if we reflected upon the various artifices which Ministers had so often bet! Ilk coarse to, in code" to quintals their political ascen dency, we weld not be , surprised that they shield Pow seek to shelter thanselves,under a tlill et In. deesdity &gaud that legal himstiettioe of their late conduct, which public Justice, and thavielated . Cen.• itilation of the lifitieb•PeOple, ',moiled to be lead toted. The Constitution of•thie touittly knew we thing of Bills of Indemnity entainstaistissetitid per. emotion, misconduct, or treacitery..-00her 1)---'flei High Court of Parliement itself, withall•ks hoisted etnitipoubnce, weld not ender brim to justify sod *envie,' the infringement - of lows: • The great Cher• ter of our-Liberties proclaimed, that every ieribrl duel should have right **dieted** done to him. Our Legislators knt'e that. theltafety • of the• People ' em. the indemnity of offenders, 'was the soprano Lew,--. they were. not ignorent%that whoa the love were once broken, justice • oast be satisfied, however elevated the reek of the delingeatte might be t and the/dare they could uot r eensistetall with their duty miaow-makers, pess:a Bill of lodannityt •to oscine the griesoes grunge which Ministers had done their conetry. Sech an attempt . wouhl, is his judgment, be so, fiegrant a doletion• of national right, as woad be almost equivalent sto-a decimation of war against the People.-,-(Cheers.)-.-Ilet shoegh, ender these eircuonstences, Mc. Schultessaid, he could hardly liming that she .Legislators would asentewance with a dettgerose espetiment, is was•the defy. of -hie midi. tors to watch the operetions ;of Ministers, and en. deavour, as much as possible, to defeat theintchi nations of • men who had , eiresdr wantonly pre. slimed, in the face of Heaven, to suspend -the li berties of tnelve millions of their own hrethren ; and who, in defiance of the rules of justice and hateselty, had thus dared to ••ierade the per sonal rights of their neielsbeers, and• involved the poor and destitute io misery and perdition. ' Could this be celled obeying the Divine precept, which or. decal men to de to othersatethey would bedbne unto tbernaelres? No; and yet these Ministers now aottght for en indemnity from the Representatives of those eery People whom they' bad so. 411+1111°611y oppressed" and eves tried -to ltatege—t Hear ! , j—For whet, tomooth, bet that en Oligerchy, composed of Ilosoughertnegers and Money-lenders, might occupy sad pellet. the sacred Templet* Bailiff Liberty.— (eforlause.)—Let es, said he, eotivittee these minions of •power, that the Public voice ii the voice of (N. eloity, and most be heard. Leta' etercise the right of petitioning *gain's injustice; and - he exhorted the country to take especial notice of* the conduct of their preaant Repressobitines in Parliament on the occasion, He observed that •the country looked up to the Freemen of Loudon vs the vigilant protectori of their rights, and the champiews Of• their liberties. , Their example would be. imitated. by the kingdom at large.. lie urged dorm, on this occasion, to show their detestation of the coarups measures now - in contemplation for indemnifying .the•ltiolitr'y, , whicit he had reason to suspect, were met suggested by tiny; guardians of, the Public safety, bet &vise& by-setf interested persons, its a. conclave Wherein Nun* politicians were the.psincipal counsellors,-and rep/= lated the decisiope.of, the Astemitly...-(Applousee) - Mr. WitAlmus thoeght• that,- before Ministers were chorea , with wroovit should . be conSidertidl whothec.ore, wrote gaily of that wean. • It . Wes4rn.• possiblalarbihirtir theta body of such s's.° should Wire ,sseiminlotlodstt petite* 0( bailie. &day the hydro? their fatinw*hjects. .. • • •.. . • . 4 140AVIIALga, though he mere forward to move sta emeridatee{ twtltepambnt moues, 'begged to be 8 onsiditred as coecatilieg : in the. Resolutions that lie 4 , keels toorett, so Jos .a.it .4key sweet ; his only tikk ~~~~T• S ~~~~ ~ .. objection was, Al* lilloo lo4- ui go he l'imig". t h e y wer e R es e wa r i geASEglewith t h e important ciri eentsteoces,4*-or' t!og, Jowl i teteeetleie4bieb itisilitiraisiciii! (off lier perao Lt-(lleitt, .liiiiteltrot l i . #Ol . :lid *p!,:p s eise " . 4 4 1 'Che:Silisi Wei •of iltiw : di*r poicreleoce-tO the leis '*Gaee of klinistits; . o',„„Mtiefi'lbOiWheila et. who' *, wit' iitpre i 'Aiitetitiea ie . -he• - 0• 1 4 !0: 1 . e i 1 'doelaratiote? The 'Fitittliiiidly art out Wit &elating diet the i e . mete lestflielenit tellotilit the ibtiatiiir kit ' s elf /of the inanity. They isitrii aght • - td'set this(' heti lima . were n . , strong enough—not, indeed, for the People, e agafost theft' eiternel . enettiilM--bot for' 'th e people as• igaintit their bA,loioivrik-- (`N i01) —There' was danger, Ahab wad treason in the countrYbot - the danger wee% the continuance of tit 'sl4eify's• Mini's., tees in office; and the treason hair to the effort tn'keep t h om ibk,r e . ...(thar!).The kiiitistersvierelletermined isrpreeetve their e molententi,..ilittlile•Y'eoeld net do ;tkb withoet a sacrifice of Ate Ceditttutiele.-'-:(ilisrr !) 'lt Was true that disaffection did et* In Orli or flit , msuotry-•-the suffering* hf the People created 'a...4, 'yet their complahas were opt directed agaiiiiit.' the :Constitution but egairist tlie'evits 'littler vtbicii vino -groitnig.(iharl)-Allier • all, 'vehatlied 'Ministers 'dodo - to . sdbitatitiatelt4 chores they 'harthrootiht . hist the whole nation ? • Elea the evidence on 'which their .Green•lisi Riport Was to be' fOundt%d; thoogh got up.by themselves, they could not veriltiie to let open to thepribl eye.-'-( flear,heer t)•-•- What *se of rank, or taleoti or coarterhon; had Mi nisters attempted to imprison Or Impeach? They confined their attacks Bad •Imprisonmemis. to the humblest individuals, whom they thought were loable'to de fend thernsehree.—( Hear 1)i- , Titelr - •Witile prnceed. . __-- logs would disgrace, in petty nialiosity., the act' o(' any Algeriniritate. The case of 4hie Misfortunate Riley hid been idluded to, and be liteittidil fel low• prisoner of that 'unfortunate mini', let ' And another were Ordered in to clean away Ai blood in the dungeon where the Nukede had been just cora !flitted, (Grim of 66 Shame”--elle concluded by moving a series of Rtsolutions,.ei an Aintlridrileitt to the original ,ones. Thee were to s h e MOW effect, but couched in mucltstronger terses: ' • ' Mr. HUNT came forward to second the Amend• merit, and was iiceiied with great applause. - 11 e said that he was iodated to: second there *dm a he emit,- of using the strongest . terms that could pis. sibly be applied to the conduct Of •Ministers. • The language of the original Resolutions seasibit which ' hid been used in Vain for the - at twenty yetrs--4t was new high time to - speak out.—flieor !]-•tyhitt would they-say of a physician who' conlitteed to ap ply only •common palliatites as she disorder of his •patient increased ? —Why, they would toy, that, in stead of continuing the cleat:alum plaster, be' should pet on a blister; and if that would not do, he should tie•bled. Now, these 'amended Resolotiohs were intended to blister the ktioisters.--(Louif klughtei.)i-Lbtr. Hunt here took occasion to advert ist detail to a: transaction alluded to in the amend-. Went; natively, - the coiidoctilthe Condit, 'Odell the Vertigo engaged; in the (trek it Derby. lie 'aiiimad vetted spoil them in the-inert:4 liras, and stated the Charges Irina the Individoile, eh It4gli he gr ou gi a . ;.., ed hie strong . 'CensUrell-Re iota that the people alluded' to slionhl not Atte been tried at Derby, where their 'riots hid Created a swing iiiipiession agaitet thee. 'Thit' vecolleeted • thit LOrd Kenyon removed 'the case . of Mr:'Weldittition; for a trans action 'defies - to hopi,frOds 11'4m: where the farmeir were. conceived prejudiced, 'to:Loudon; siliete eii such "Pillion was pre4drinett•on'the merits of the case. Why not have g&eir theTlefendanti the same eihrentages •at .IYeiby ?--'-(Hear !Y•As to the Pet)..• thin they nee about to vote, It wield be of no use; it *Otte Pet Into the Green Bag, where, perhaps, the Wet tity Aldermen (Cerfit) would: hies tti'decide , tipbrtit.( - I,AnsWitti .. .) • • - ~ . ... Mr: ir AY aC. hoped this Amendment would not be pressed,iltough be admitted it' hid 'been lirought foliii ward in an open and regular Wiennet%' ' The original' Resolutions were strong'Enough,• and the Friends of Liberty should not enceirrigedivisitre for a choice of Words. He believed he was the ' eldest min present The following pitied': froth . Stitrt's Voyage to who had been engaged in the Cause 'of' Reforin,he Lapulat; 'conveys itO apprapriateadeetiption of 'd was more thou furry years+ in teat potash, and had 'country subjected to spy-la w*:-'--"• I told hi*, • that entered it with that . greet Ind enlightened man , the in the 'ltingdom"of Tabula, by the natives called' lateSir'Wm. Jones.—(ffeer!)--The. original R i ese-. Langdee% -Where I had sojodined some time le My' tuticms had enough of Unions fog/ any 'c'entstitritionsil trevelS- the'belk of- the People/ coma iir : a manner purpose. " True Fortitude konsiati is; ' ways tbit ' wholly of discciverers; wit e, inforilets, acenieri, Justice warrants and4Vhdorri loties."..--(114Or, hear'.) prosecutors; evidenetiOtereirert, trigettree iikth their • Mr. WAITIIIIAN contended, that Sh'e • Friends of stivettil• iuttseriient land subaltern inetitintealsi - 'dit Freedom, when met together ; should 'act on_ one 1 under the'dOloari; lie'cohdect, rind the ply Of tn.' rinciple and as one . Mee.—(Hearl)L4le hoped the i ~isle' ! of State , end-1104i, deputies . The 'plots, .in original - Resolutions would be 'deemed quite stiothr thiteklogdeni, are 'intently the workmanship Of those enough far the occasion; 'and that the Amendment lieroorit whotiesivetii raise their. own dertetersof pro:, would be withdrawn. — (Cries of 64 trivh(trine it.") ' , Ileintd•mititiciaisf tn . restete new rig oer to ll'eritykilf. Mr. WOOLEtt would not content "te Withdraw 'it. •voirtistritiotqtWatifie 'Of 'divert general discontelibt;, He should leave'his Reardatioins to be disprieed Of by Ed fit 'their coffels with 'forfeitures; aid raiiii'*. the Livery. . :•- • • ' 'sink theopkion of piblie credit, as either sbell'Oelit The-question was then put, and the amended Re- .antswer their' private advantage . It Is lint agreed Ai d! solutions were • rejected by ir great iliajortly. The welded ameeg ittetei„ whits stitected Orlon shift tie °rigida' ones 'were' there 1M and • citried t with only' a keesel a a lila tl thew,ifitticittil' 'ether Is litho to fite or six hands held up against them. - ;setutut all theirletterifond Opera •antrisit the' oirners• •A Petition was then *greed 10, !Derided upon these •iis-cheitis. ' These papers - ate leliteied to a let of; Resolutions'. ~. ...,.. • . • !:.. .! • witigsf i *try i l e ktefottsile'•futdint siet'the mystertnuti Mr..F.tvcr.t. then Saved, that the Petition be pre- Weaning, of vreftli, ayliabrief; Mut .Imtets": for in.' Booted to the House of Commons by Mr. Aldermen stance, they cis discover a close-stool to *signify-a Wand:—(Crier of ." Bra m."). • ..--- .'. • - -2 • -privy • contra i'l reit - bf seine, ii• iinite ;'a time lost ructions- were thee 'leered' te ibaofitot Molegook dog, on itivadot.; the ptegue; I 'randier orrery; a bet.' of the City of Leodoa, to 4 gin its w 4 b• dhatailru. card, It' priiii lialitistert the 'ottit, thigh - Priest; e . . their Pewee' .the--beet support. -- • ' ' 4 .• ,- g ibbet, a leevetalfef tidal ,' ' chimbett.pot,' it' Cots hf t. • Abl i onoos Coomsolsoogdoolidi th e issimell• Minty of gee thkery it skate; o hoer( !idyl Vanillin ;' a ' of Mimoholo - soocoolitotioool. • " • ''.:•* .•"' • revitivelobi: it iirottair-trip, an' ample Bent I o•bist : MIL-Aldestnae.Amstste said, that he shoutd always toeless pit, t treatisity;s l / 4 ethic; V.-booft; a capitnil, stand open tiosimo iodepeadettloillinwon width he . bona; e fwerverite r.e IsloketeVelld,wahirriNt of jhetlice ;' :had been pkata whims, ko. was. • le she mews , of • siverettly' wall'! gkideril; 'a• OHMIC - Ibis 'thitai.' his amok the Werth, .Ikldetinati alluded So dim death' e m e itered et ea :4} tti . ! , ,Ti.,:: : • . - , ~.. '•• ' la f . C 4l/hasaa in ' "st a 'a im ' "li b ' tie°a d "' 4 M . ' • The immenceqoantitref hose coinage forced *lnfo' Amt.' • * :- .• ' ' • • .'• • • tireetelieels it realrfitisit,l6 iliegivaillOis Oriliop. + : . Sic•J.SUAW shpeldheor. what Ministers had to say. irite .„ . p a lies ht:c i late ,i. it ki l ii ii . - t i e v t. vie p oii 6; Ja r ' *emselves,' and . 41 " I d,"" °""isiti"*ll cis: otic i ers iiitillig"thilAveribeifore4iiit. iew shOps;lindl. 1 the hed•dsme•nn.eretY aaaamaa' • - ' - ! 'morciviiiiiatiiii . (blvii 'tsiiiiii praVlei4i 4 l,; 'wire Me. ile*Ttkeli 4 ' ll °Aill bias at all aaaaama, to elpetitid its‘WdesiEtit4perino.iittterikeigatioseVii, r , casholtoo's dteb•- Ito'r lugsalli'Allea ' t•.. "lasa l ua ; firtoiill'ilioli of ?he !tied •tiii,,,,44.lifiikkviiiiiivg *thine • .hedi bY,kg•ing .7 4044 . witlt•-y mte "' " in tioe'efliti: Pa' lot on'lltiiiHly BesnitrAlii"t;ftpg, 1 . 4 " d ' rif° l4l °hi's- his . Pfia • '" Kwat i . a 'ltignia bi ro 'Oliti'iiiiiitot. itirciiiicialid higl4lr/iW4ii.O.' Die adrift. - :' .1 : 41 robbl"hich.C44"*.i•i"ilallaerg.6l ' stratifel'idee46l - in' ii . A,' diet liief ieri: enabled', :Sio•r}sitle assn 10004.11491•_ he-wain,,._ these. _,;'* - "te'atlett•on'tieViiii . lititte4 ititiirlOilstligalert in ii'iibl i' Mrw ai ld og" W" .. C. 4"." t i nware '"""" grist; motif; the' Wheile'ef' it hint we'reirfiri4diiTilt envie.' 'aPPlaLne....' 'Ai *aid , dal'' , "° gl t a'a be . laawaaa' of b.' . heistleit tiotha4slitie bettidointaittert6 11 . 4054 ioriaolt •winesegetektire, - hit leit_ibet abiebetbey hee jail. ' this day iiiileati‘444 l itti , ;)sting 041 Nekton to his care. --ilinkord still firth* usis net ottiviWoetlireatiedoW4doettid orteihfah 'WA. aided void Mt hhtladeart tikehtioreltwießeV -wader IlimiliallrabliNtadel 4 fAlleakill.) 7ll tfik dioirtivet;the reatetittilateity trelleceiretiheit %Aft , oteu . ter timpfkliserbf(Delnivonel' . lte Rat Wien Wait* titij otionstiotivelypraell, told yht WheWthe4lefiiunbittee, Atityitit 'eve!. seigived4llllll“ . 400tsir enitehil4tta 2 (g leaghly—A tiotlti . Lott' 0464(1'61 rerer iillVisbee Petitions to i'OcierrrnltttiC" o . l Ot'llii," f'ittyelds - dr - *tinatit, 7oo tMs It too gOietral,tesie to pitiketati, and IN Or heiti' tad, retts-4viq , fiti4arit sithiee'catti ~ iilMlti'tlita, theicattortimiletingldtli withesifit'ln 411ellenti ce hit fohea id... 66 0," 'ity Prey s "' 4 tiiiilfet : a single case, and thetekil'Adeticatit tent ritikti 14 , AI to`thei eteifiretiot Suspension • iilllitli iiiiitite sty loan t h is, he opposed iiit% ' tilt time, see *illy thill :iittite convineed 'ii* that • the' Vsietifig'`hwil *144 safficieot tot' the Imitttitoeitch Oktrithiolittry IVA* country. The poareettue - Wetted •to (the ottly,COlN 4licliON in , ilit 41etrepoiley *di ttitd in the 0044 costa of law. -, With reftterifid to lit* PetiraMiditiy, duties, he would bet liliVayll testi lid iseette 'OW id 4 directions of bit ebtidltienti. ' HO atemidedin Pat: Parotid, Omagh etninigiti , tise ehilinetl'a '•tiligeede.i toy from hislellow-eititenotrons tieltlietlatie‘ont tidy first eigtfit of 'fba Ststioti- +4 bee *herd . tOiVii. "eel micceedincisight Inifil the pablit bitsiniteitis dkposed of:.—(fitreld'ilpideute.): .-' '' 4 "' ' 1 Thanks • *ern then -'flitted to Mt: Ferell, Mr. %Photon,' arid. Om Lord - - Milo"; ertio ititeidny ackatvislvdo them, 'and tltb 'Meeting; gaa' Wit slip-eel unmerous, seal dittoleedut half-pant loss. 'tetiOtk. -, ' - . :• ! ... --- . LAW INTR LLIBENCH. , • • COURT OF KING's Obt4lOH; Foe. SI. - °BACON V. STRICKLAND MID ROYAL. Mr. SCARLZTT,SISCoRnset 'for the Plaintiff, stated, that this was an action brought its 'order fo , rtte4er payment of 3491.-10 i. l ld. for different articieillrfe !tithed by his CliEnt, accOrcifsg tb the order of the Defendants, who were Military Gentlemen, and ha log members of the Committee apPointki to Manage tire *fairs of the United Service CAeb. - '• It wits his 1 1 ditty only An prove that the'Defindant bid given fn.::: dots for the goods sent by hit - Clienl, stride there woo tfd doebtioto the fact of their having' been stint - In lore GM establishment of the United Service Club, arid lat their having heen•remose4 to the irouse where tile : Sedgy now beldi its meetings. lie 4hOtild call' wit- , NOON . to'prove that the Plaintiff, a' tespeetablbnpitol. stores., had been •directed by Cirptsiti : Stricklabd to send tablet and - sev4ral articles of .furniture to NO. 6, Arundel-street,. Panton-square, for the United Ser. trite (Nub; which held Ili first - ineetingsat thrt hoes!. 1 r When he presented his bill for riayitifet,Aticbittitig to the direCtinn of the Defendants,' they.refeired - 'hial '.-so Captain Hail, vho was the Srereesfy olthe . United SereictrOluti, acid was living it. the bobs. in Aran*. attiet t 'foe% presiMisfy and subsNokery4ll tilts time ifrisirN she Club Meld its meetings-there. 'They leferred.the Plaintiff for payment "tis' Clitnaln alleging that many of the siticleichargett‘n Yhe bill *Yee eppropriated IN thi. the of- Who sitotild therefore pay what they were viortir, add' that' 114, being Setritery of the Clob, 'ivah 'fhb' proper 'o4sou to settle - any expencell incurred : en' Stei:A s a it. "' •1 t watt /retried' by several' tVittiettiei that the ar ticles had link duly delivered,. acCoreing . . •• 'M ; for'the . that'eapt.ffirialencf. iti relistiitg'ol4 Piaitttiri 'tii,- Wattds,"•hatwered 'onli aceordii i q CO the dileiiion Of tifeClOb,'lhe ffiebsberk 'Of which wietied that the Plehttiff sheildproie big right to beftiie tlnP Cohort. After some copeorsation between gr. SCARLETT . , , and ' Mr. AorriNG 4ite . Fmkgoyu e -, 11 demandwu ed.. mated without ielereoce of it ttithe'..iury. Li'rd Carnarvon, wke .carao into Court while the Trial was going on, sat sear Lord Elleaberoegb on the judAea' Vouch, d l trllg i considerable a iii.LON . 114 .9• • • T fp.' • i• • • • fair' bre i" c ul l, ":"14 b i rif ir tEl 4 , x:er. • I s . a- V" -474 afirrititui *Oft. l'^` •1. at James Iketford WiW b ot talr I. the Parish of ;414kiappi ~ ONO, 0. Semi/ I.lLtiep ileftsswi* 404. X• 11. w" 6 41. ward "Mr lateWet4,l94oo* •Wo tool so • • - • , ~' :•.._,:. - BA NKRII7PeCIES • TOlCrieJi• 010“4101:•Monararoin.....—.._, .; ,i• - • • a•rss• Atrareltrf • W Hoptlial.l2 bare', Moth 7.14. Aro Atioraies, Malys. atriphillpo bid, o ist ▪ )1 7 " I f rartl 4 V ete Mitai b"C4-16"41.144 "m e5 : Pas. Ay 7, le . 'Atoms", oraltkilf,llllfarataialt,•• . -1 to • • • O. ,Parr, LiverpooL aserciwti. VIVO 1 7, 14 , Ayry orsogs faarkltialeirpolt: SaNadia' Lift r . r. ,r/te44s4ll* Aillkanquot4l4lleicip-pla. • .-1..1., Aimee, 'lli% el, cabi net ueuk 'er, Mardi 2,14, Aytti .alt use lassomecAd'ltodatoilllviiiilar.' Attaklllt4;4l6ra.'ll4ll6 wad Co. ki_eime ff ire itlyre oat ucil etr i Maacleallee, - relf 'Mirth 11, April I. „ t Ihe Arsastrar r111.14111% 1 04.. itikellrairlAs..llll4l6, 104. 'eliester; toad Mn.Clarkeaial Co. Waseery-laaa, :•%114 BrN al 1111 , 0041111r3c1r**12,1 1 110tit E 1). _at tie 'a lap, tkertipary.. -Alaprwica Avery. joth og iej nare.dourr, "rtiaplei - flOirs. - C o , B. Lloyd, lama, kiaishire, dealer, Itarck 9._ RN April 7, at the ship leo, Flat. AtiOrairs, Pr. itatenos ,. l •4 .14014114•0 1 aftyr*,•111111ae mit 441.:Timeptis• t i e " ' J. Powell Preblelga. Itadaorthire, firer, Wedies Aprit 1, lit iielttillatatabllt • Atoirenaa 7 . RAW& LAQ4: Mr. Meredlo,l4em4f t _l4llrOleAs I . l llbl 4 1 r; *Mak toighton, meet Daysetaad aigtes. lityetix4o4o n,2 • • T. bumf J. 1)aosoa, Reidt, riestitoa, York4re, Malt Mardi ‘6,17; qapria 1 ~.tatlllie• •12% ile 1110117 1 affr• Ma A" urui l ° ' " r * ri l opop Ali en . $4040 . ; 11 4146eart. Rite mod W. ea) • s • • T. Itawisits.at. Gle.lersiershire, lavers keeper, Marra 11. 12. Apill 7. ;at the Book'raveru. idol.. Aiorniet, Lax Mar, **malt 1447 1124-ofte444 tiM' Me. Fratills, litistot t 4. Wahltro. Liverpool, poops,Cab. 44844 b .7‘••Ai l d 7, at Gelthhali. , - 51kbars. Yount aid Cf. St. fah. Ortirii444lS. Poislityr ) ' • •? -J. flookius aid Co. Poplar, brildprs, ftb. Ar c h April?. M Atlolve l y, '• 21111;1/fliat-‘coort, •-: . 4 V •• • 0 . 1,k101109 ac. Teiarow.3 , ---v ) U4'.4) F. -- "T" • • • ~,—•• TUESbAY, Ees.24. tiarriel IFORGEHT. ' • SheltoQ was fo e c t : ia rit i l i t i tg es et , Wig," hap the'dilt',Jabitary, a etlrged notev to knot! , big ti 44 0 Sic loSied, - Itt Sweet •to d p Whys Governar nod 'Company. of the Oast of England. 'llsem aft sitatait•anosia the tedialasehr, 4 &tiglag'Siei *Pith hailig titre/. ed divers 51. forged notes. Guilty—Death. 411ted hearing the verdict, she appeared each affected; mid was am. veyed from the bar by toile ofilleinsendants. Mary pawls pas initicted hor stedliag uu.qie vigth ofj.no suit • &Waco, a brooch, and oltierditicles, .he property oft/arta ,hesvport.—Utfiltyof-stestlista to shaismootet ot Sits. oaly.' ••••• :1 The Jury recommended her strongly to mercy, in which tliryr were jollied by Site lisosectemei wife% would WM, in'enWditti. lino of the yarrow the Vetslacr.hstd lattliihnsrfSt tot** AS' 'Si des to be worth Rh. J.. Ityiltr s hias•fooad Guilty of stealing two•pelbses, She pre. perty of Mr. Hubbi. - • . henry Meadati'vests fatted Guilty of stealing eight yards •af flour-Muth, the, property of-Thomas %heaver, 4,1(gu e 5.... seireraVrespectabie wittlemei gave Ishii a good character, awl the Jury rectotadwadod him to •aserey on thataretiiint. . 1 Joha Miller wet capitally indicted for stealing, on thg og todttroary, at tlld oP•Sr. Jdhe. Iliicktiey;4oAttp, raise4W,l4. POPer4 •f•• Wtk, Pliails heq..uailii—itsitetw Aged • POLICE. • ', .. ,;. ; • ROBBERIES AT TIiII7OIERAI. PAST-OFFICE. BoW-staxer.:L—YesteideY *Obtain lasiiiori a Fetter-tinier.'belorigiag •to the Getterat4esii. Olhoft end, George. Johnima, Is. brother, andel went a seem's! before tir. 4.1!x44, gi g * with ceniereed` in brealiiet open nuintieli of letters' - and arifing their content', to the tiinount or upwaidiot pOuirild; otos. sis:montiti potty the fettneiiiiitli optelieg and *feting contests of the Wire, while eiatiloymi is is`ll o , l "Pool.e 4414 t$ lONS with hieing ierediftWatele i n notes the parcil,.. e of sailsai skies or 164; iad otbei property.—George John. soh •vii• Wein cite' to' Ova eitideuce l alib i the olbit Prisoner was tommitted for ittiiher esanatnetioa: • U UALL.—Yestadlay • John Brag, who I. enspected.a. being concerned le the latermardefs at ci . rrectivrich, lees Ilrosight gp is the custody of May cud Oar, and Vann:toed upon that clips! sloth ' Wi,re . day.' .. lie iris else chivied Itrf eitheiftned • with `-a elan named who is in onto, cud A man named Mitchell,' in costaillidg a burglary at the Black Horse'pablic-bone, is tits Orpington-road, mad with stealing s variety of Pro perty. The Prlsoner. genre,* 'bolas Uvulteo, 4 l44 l committed the robbeiy. 11$ got fir Madded. ATTEMPTED SUTCIDE.--011* 7Suiday morning Nl', ettlegeet !tressed female was observed hi a very 'mettle. ,chtitY 4sood, walhing isscktropds and forwirds in tip Green-park, near the reSer;oit. The alfietilritl 4 her in tialettiqr,Serittasts air," thee telking, •stedteW stied, cinitettlii Pedestrisits in the Patlt to stop at bdtioe her.' eh *Witistant she'turned'reial ito look et tie pertont passiot, - elid 4Mifs pinked WO pip, water. Vit,hen she welkin s screallged 'NO ha ll (or assurance ,_ and innnedietPlY 11111 k: Wig PO' sons were it the edge of the reserseir, Itet,no,opp sttietiad'tb - poitiresslitilicient couirri'i to attempt it)tritt• ben— She lire* ter tth point'or iltaidni • igiid ithetik youn g pea, with It' rake is 'Moped tee* tke water en4,...dsew her out, Ske wa r t serried -to sl. George's Irespitati t w!lera she soon. rscespril (1,4111 `theittreets orher tmreeriron. Shp ratpsed tO„deiVil the'esele . int inikkit* incli a righ` as ere he.! imbued he#ltiestare leaving' beefiiived feeit_ OtOtadea., Sba said that her 'mute we,' Elliskac ...901sfs, sofikilio seee44 neer. iiannter•squirre. • ' feet !lej e s,sioce. Ms. Perseus, a, partner wt. "71teti,sinkP ar e,...• .-- • .i s op 'oceeded 'Seal be - **Ms 4eit ;H. ffiftllll molt ►eie copse of ctoktutd l P4tlons, peper A bnagese, in iv, Strand; proceeded an ..4 o ntO a ref betOpKto 911. teatime. Aleting lady . whom 'bita o stioui to be married, tivlnt,ffilirkirefiTSOrageod, he itirfil • norms - WA iir*t44n'4 had not proceeded ti s bre 1%0'04 - tenbant, when f t be *WOO I It/ (rfilit; aw ay' , e f ifi .ittrevi !deaf; Iccfoll 4 4 - itlits liiettl:i It- most tometruiteff tezpire4f. '..ItIV ebepeor tribe kola. Ontiplviih bli 4412•441 wan . ene of 41kilteinsittltin - bi iirts, and' trate iitfol wbahlo 41.10)6f ~t:itd.on►e`pro~erty. Its .11i ttaliii~sa, itell • I • ,;;A 'egr" r L'l,lVDObit Printed sae Pithttalt.rd hy D. I STAT.."' R 0/01111. 4. SPLTietntrl.coori. riocf.sigoi‘• • • • - . I