The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-07 00:00:00

r .. , which I fear Kill deprive the squa . drott of his valu able assistance. for some time at least. the vault of of the great was conforniable hesitated to give 11 . 901 101 of Lord COCURAI4IOI innocence, from the commencement of the celebrated hoax upookill• Stook•Ezchange; and in this opinion. we have the as' dofaction to be joined by lIPORTT.POUR of the lied independent Members of the House of Commoni.• What man of a liberal and upright mind is there to be found in this • country, that does not envy his Lordship the proud distinction he enjoys of so- din tingoished and. enlightened a body. of —Whew a man who is known to possess all the best qualities of 'human nature, is in danger of being excluded frOm the pale of society (upon very , ouspicions evidence, to say , the least of It), and refused the opportunity of revising the verdict, if then becomes the bitunden duty of every En. gliahrtvan • to rally round him, and fortify. :hig mind, in . discharging • the arduous duties • of that task with which he io compelled to struggle. One material point of which Lord COCHRAXR Com plains In that defence is,; that the Loan Come Jus rice, in his summing orto the Jury, made an sertion•Calculated to make a strong impresslod, and which was totally unsupported by any evidence What ever, vis.; "That Baassata had appeared at Lord COCAIRAWei in the costume of his crime." If .this were true, surely it amounted; set least, to a misdl rectient aolViliifitled Lord Cot ailisse to the• advau: loges Ott trial trial; which, butfOr a rule of Court, must ; Ire been granted. On the character 54 this *rule of Court, Mr. PORSONS; with that candour and discrimination which peculiarly die. tinguioh him, observed,— With regard," said he, " •tol the Rate •of . • ' the Court of King't Bench, much itS • he Venere i ted, the regulations Of . • Couit of Justice, he Iris unebla,tos understand, how; in-law, and reason, and juatics, this Rule could stand. Suppose that sit persons were convicted, five of wholes were guilty and'one innocent, was the let ' tertiOgi'itiseled. a neittrial, on the ground that he t men, over wheatwheat he had ng con. • oukf Wargei treat join : with him in his i appliattion. They were , told frail • the highest. :authority, that it was better for ninety-nine' guiltrpersons to escape than for one . inneceitt person TO - be-convicted. INO INICIL'ROte . .as this eaislid id an, Irish Court, and' • c ; • • • 4 htit t oply . been. letelYlnir.educetkiti, the Conn} ; of Westmi nster,and be should.he gla,d,to krrow.on,what foundation it stood." It has alweys been a favouilts dogma with lawyers, that in Nrigiande: titnrt ndl wrong without a remedy : but : tf this Rateli a itilt permitted to continue, It to issek ftiiiiMeine a thoutian4 med . wrongs i , fouttnii i there, WWI 0:111 y at all, On the discussion of Lord Coc Anon s's case a very aln.t. gislar•styloof reasoning has been resorted to by ROMS of the Crown Lawyers, r couteed, that antoquitlet Of his Lordshlii'Would'aiOduiato , :a censure of the/ Court and Jaq #lio i lVhat 1 are , lndget a nd „fp ries then;anfatitble ,Art, there realty oCantiiii titingw ! av nevi the gromadmistestidiellit being found contrary to evidence, or on the ground of misdirection from the Jodge ? but even wherftberil• fi nil - sort of complaint .agitiist either Jodie d . j.'avi,'"thity may both fall into eiyhr, wi)hout . any potation .on their integrity. No. Member .in ihj In Policing the co-operatirin ,or the naval braneh of the service, 1 have the highest satisfaction in assuring your Excellency that I have, throughout this, as well as on every other occasion, experienced the most zealous, cordial, and able support from Sir James Yen. It will be for him to do justice to the erits of those under his command; hut I may t new theless be permitted to observe, that nothing could exceed the coolness and gallantry in fiction,' or the unwearied exertions on shore, of the Captains, offices; end crews of the whole squadron: - I La ICIOII4 a memorandum of the captured articles that have been brought away, in which your Excel. leery will Krceite with satisfaction seven heavy guns, that were intevded for the enemy's new ship.— Thri! thirty-two pounders were sunk by the enemy in the river, as welt as a large quantity of cordage lied other naval - stores; The loss to them, there fore, has been very great; and I am moraine in ..be iieving thit, by this blow, they have been deprived • of the 'epilog of completing the armament, and peed entarly the equipment of the large man of war—an Object of the greatest importance. Every object of the Expedition having been ef fl,toed, and the captured stores embarked, the troops tet.trited, in the most perfect order, on board their siirpectire ships at four o'clock this morning, when the squadron immediately sailed, the barracks in the town, as well as those in the fort, having been pre ciously burnt, together with the platforms, bridges, &c. and the works in every other respect dismantled rind destroyed, as far as was practicable. [The Geueral concludes with expressions of the etmost admiration . of the officers tudinen engaged is the Expedition.] • 4 (Signed) GORDON bRUMMOND. • [Then fellows a letter from Commodore Sir Jame* tent-Teo detailing the naval operations *refitted to to pen. Dr:nomond's letter.] • . - - ' ..:-...1....... . i :. I • • Admittedty-Office, Jut* 15. • . Via - Ad m iral Lord Exmouth has transmitted 'to , Me 'Wilson Cloler, Esq.* letter from Captain Grant, -of his Majesty' ship Armada, dated-,aotri , Savona, the 45th of April, stating his arrivai-,01" ; that place on the 43d, with his Majesty's _ships Ar t . "'de amt Curagoa, end twelve ;sigiliala son-bolts,'. far the purpose of cis-opereting with o.onsps of Sri= ihr t h,nnd Sicilian troops, nosier the orolerodSolosel liarera; ) in the reduction of the fortress. , • ,it •!.. - ; i The French eommendsot having, on tbtt4tb, ve t timed to Surrender on being summoned, a cannoned" was.qtrauvneed from the ships, gun-beats,And a bats': terk, and continued for an hour, when a flag of truce'; wachuisted, and the fertsess aetteutleted .by capita l:Alio'', 1 Tile garrison.merchrdtont with the honemnief war, • geld were to proceed l to France by ,land., , - v ~..One hundred and ,ten pieces of artillery were fpuod in the place. ~ • • .; . 1 The,procession .4 by troops. There were present French Marshals,' su perior Officers, and public functionaries. • It is worthy of observation; that notwithstanding the campaign which has just 'closed, the price of wheat and bread has fallen ; 600,000 men have been supported hi Frisco for nearly the last six months; the Frehcb had Allied' Arista have suc cessively overrun Picardy, Champagne, is Brie, and l'lsle de France; ' 4 requisitions have been ne merohs ; notWithstandifig which, these proshicei have been so prodettire as not only to provideibf such extra demitidri ;ant to furnish the ttiCrtittli at an extremely Moittiritte price...a-Ruch Is the pienti with which we are 'biessed;i list OM price of brie,* has jest fallen one lel aped the . loef of 41bs. mr .iN , - • : 47. - • mops. • 1)"e •. Fiance, - Gottenburgh 2 ~ti.. th.brooNi. . • . !• .1 *4409 ,ausaf. . - Paris Papers to thir4tifinat'atrirtd in town last' night, from which we •itatre: made tome gutzaeiti.." Will there be a Treaty it( Commerce' between :04i country and France 1 is %Aviation which our coin, mercial men .are every day asking themselves, ted Which, was •sanguinelyauticipated as a primary, and One of the most important s resnlatif a general peace. Te recent intelligence froth " Pijince .respecting this shows a 7ondlit*" fear, and a decided re iNignance. It. 41;6 ~ recni‘ected, what violent, beirt-burnings watit„e;aited. by o the former Com". 7 sandal 'Treaty this country Aimee ; and are ' Mena 'prejudices less *iy to be reatoved the fast 25 years, *00; 'though it triptiaed.' them of a maritime and colonial comerr k yet . .proportionebly .co raged their domestic agriculture, manufacture* and continental . trade ? Thainternal protium ofthe 'national soil and indtistry, wilt be ever apPricpi`ed as of luperibr. Ittiptx A; and. more derables.4%ifforrigli iracle:ie4 ,1/4 44 4i 1 .4' . ‘1e"% whickdePen4, so much upon, adet*Ohags.,cinsawasiaaces. France is 'widest* aware of tills,: and *hough. she gets _back Ites• colonist., she dttes trots kiebritialt, but, on the contrary; shows a jealous **Sy 'fit 9r4preseris lion of her infant manufficiiiidif . Ib M mutt import ant of them-seeps i te Isel l isearOcii of cotton goOds, Whirl we are 44 listiApiAibto vapid, a prgress far the last twsholy France net 'Only herself with Sorts which wer e fetrat4lfiiirOne : ticl - . 14:34...N.0natati , -*******„..p4; Englan4,,bUt likewise the contlnenti . ft:im the )Ulri4fiC to the Baltic., It appears too t ., that the immense Dumber of .1500,000-bunds .are enstittayed.ins this branch. .it 'must, indeed; be . obvious to tbi eye of 'the political economists that. a substitution . . Foreign-Office, Jag 5. His Royal Highness the Prince' Regent has been pleased, in the tame and on the Waal( of his Ma iestyyto appoint the Most Noble the. Duke of Wel 0111110r0EAL to be his Majesty's Ambesudor Ez. tenerdinary and Plenipotentiary to the cessirba bii Meat Christian Majesty Louia XVIII. _ His Royal Highness has also been *OWL es off point the Right Hon.. Lord Fitzroy Somerset ) - tabe secretary of. Fitabassy:aulsoesid Court. ILMMUM - P4PNItS. . -.-. .l • --" - ••.ii .• • '. il'i-- , PARis, J.?1.1.1.-;..Tetterday i thilit idf,`Oit repair, m ust have gridually been taking pliklieAt Tor",''T Hoof of Commons, has half so-mods reOgo.te, r Lig to chapel to hisiti,;lnlis, ,finni, ...cl L kd a t.o.oo 4ool .4,_ i ittifactures upon the Continent . ever .eittie fitkcom- collect the cue of the unfortunate Il4raierck S i ViL/1 filled, as usual,' Siliii it' Croird a **eV to' sit lirMir , inencemaut of the late disastrous Witt. gollo‘ kV* ' On his retorts ProLIMAS commonly called the Monster as the prolleitt (truth L ines* " his Ma i 6it Y ° ais t ri4d " Inv '' Irich 1 i'st ha &sill I • ' tied' • s • anti t Xational Guards with had done' . . d flat . nious workmen am cap ta 1 s re. luttlVO., A*MtNET.GENESAL ; that Gehtletolle .1 . 1 and *bo were in the apartmeritST ',ling distiu. : neormit - aid ' ' to establish themselves abroad ; time, t i , i therefore, have forgot, that withoot arix etteilsittylt guished them amidst those around iiitit;,olsl address. profit,- have reconciled *one part of France ad to- - i against, Judge or Jury, end indsnist--witb lint apt fi, :t !h ell with extreme kindness, 101" . kaid, " You ti fi ed the other. The sea-ports alone can be Ina.; probation- of the public, thati . .nnisit . sea i Convicted know, Gentlmett, that I shall always see you with , ferent to', or rather AN ish for, a Commercial I' . .."•-tY , la Is' villa, *Mat hy. , . the :stiwititiefit *. detifstiu . Pleasure." . ~ . . . I Viewing, ;things ;u. ( 4 11111 6014! will be *ail : if ilia [don .et • the till peWr, etatretiAtiiriSh; WC , Since yesterday, and in consequence of Ihe thou. British manufacturer his co t s peculatetltoo witch On he Wis'esslirei initoeaVdnd'fiii4iticlOte *.' • nutirin of the price of corn, the price of the loaf of ' .. . ... _ ~. . . . ~. y . ....,_..,. .. ... 41b. has been fixed at 60 centimes. the speedy re-opening of the French tuatltotiAind a 4 1 1 ;,y ous r joeptioonntetklo,,...Wrgatei, It .er..4 , i should that take place by means of a Vonhostriisal . ;b ol 4 o n t to o w it eago us totNismit,44,lndge tar: Joni . Treaty, even the old duty of. 10 per cent. might y un. topew ir g h t ia an dii...bidist t i t b es i t ), Liiier .„ a , • der the improved state of the cotton -mmilfaCture la- ' leftillibititol4llo l lo:4 l M iiiirtiVOCß#4s France, amount to a prokibit'ion, . ,* '-' . ' 'fifOl` but ' Which ;o.fetti coitMlOil; eirlo.. • , . : i• • t• ',paw— . _ .-. ' . . 1 r and. t o psciona ,integlitYN.4oK, 60- . _L. Paris Papers Wrre.refeiTed ;ate this m 44 W,H4 u p t V.ii laity*. of Ais. itnlight • ilwomit' ,. 'olo.efit the 3th inst.' from which we hive taken tf* folio** t • .. -f g • ' Z ' ' ' .. -:. f - .4.,r - - - . f; ~ • Oro into a day o rut ..- 4 . - • f . i . -._ 4 's .. ~ extracts : ' • .. . 1 .. ' ' ':- ' . "s PItdtOESS • f go °...:* : Ts+ . .' i• -: AUL . S . [ '4 .6;"5 PA RiS s AllrY 3.—Tulkin g rdtuance .7 . • .. . • . , . {7 . .bIiCCI r respecting the : net, colliers ; onetainh*:•• dation* . •; - - 11""*4'1r4 cuntAo n o to ibe•prleted directions for ilia ?ro tor their rattki debts, pay; maltenr bffpreindtioni . ..,. : . ...-- .... - , . . this . . .4 essekon to St. Ade athedrat, -hI morning, eons! crews of the ' th""P°B/4" delais-gufj°ll7a44 111. after nine o'Clook St excess to the direct 'line.of. royal navy. It-it t oder'.llve hied'', end•Oictipies 'nine . ._ , , • _ _ ~. .._, . a streets from St. JIM!) S to St. ratiVs, • VvltlPOlsmg ietumni Of the Ilitraittur. • • - . . 1 - • ' up by deta chments of troops'. Titi:eititlibtt' alio The corps of navy officers is as. follows 4040 Vice- , ; ,..- .A A - ~ - Admire!, ;to Contre - Admirals ; 100. Catorsies, 40 (Drat -•treet and H o lbo rn waa alipsepa,,er ; r . pf rat, ampa 41 tilt scat@ of the first and 60 of the second class ; 1 0 O'Captains • Peeresses. The P • . • - • . soert.ook -.. 3:, of frigates; 400 Lieutenants; . and 50 0 V4signs. • soots from St. Jesses'e, .alongirall**ll#4 l lo4olo4. 1 - d Fleet st reet . The tsni Heinen:4 --'iteriikhreet No 'promotion shall take . place In any rink of,theA".e• .-:. ~..; tuts 1 , •, riniqo rnit by Charing - cross. staff, till the-number of Officers of Utik:llsl rsutaf 4 .: .ho . 0 .,. reduced under the). number ..fiesji. by the ~ . The receptiorrs the Persca:Rentre . , aforesaid article. .. - • I ‘!. .. • iXimple BariAtelinoilery liageting : .elo,tr;u4 1 444 1 La ordinance of the psis data, -detetlooll the 1 .T 4o •flatiniirritileititd fili Ilnlfik thititrWilklfilifilt ' : fa , m ~ • - • : • .03. Ist, . dispositions relating to. venal officers ! abed , it t l• oe - s e. j am ' es N ito !t w i t * , s ir. ~ . , . , 1 • lc fir, . , i 'fora lime Out of service ,'; it rt.gtdatis t ":,..11141 • n . n _., I- ,-, '?. I ms .„: • - . 1 .. i;• .. . ; grants to lieutenant:S . ' an d . t ensignx t . . ,e,f ,,, ... 0.6 , Diet of , Netasy hew been mem tenioked by lidonmaudiPg merenuillewelitte 01! -. .S. 111 rerti - it CHRiSTIAN: ' •Ileas. limes. part of the1f.914,41%i LiJ . - ..iltsiti i- , 1•:1 .1 1 ~• .1, - Lt 4 fit 1• ' • i s , .. 1 . betMtra have been reCeiTed cs. till liflitd i t t lie • firovoa me, • JUNE 27.—ThevaillIblelihabaparithe t ta .: wef *ay, which mention 1 Y. Ssr AL .1 , ca importation of nankeens has •, . '' ~. rot, *toik 111Ri141 hid forwarded &Oaths fo'l4 el . At WWI . loving the new duty on iottO , • .' ' ' ~ I answer to others. ( hat had .then received _ froe9t,ilfe ' • reterti Ot..otir - 4*.kitan Gosaspap;at,, They Ipl: triaitnltop • iti ,„ uia , took 116.1761" o( Stay 14 ell/ W`tslisd . :._lt. , „dr . - I.chided that they 'relate olio heitigei,, (Brftisk,infr • • Ijer•ts,) a few of vr#l s i 4it i t'l l letltMd. Tint ton . Poe, *he bas for lierivii4 . c 6)sial Mill Cr Seas., • ''..` ; 11° min for the , The Prince" , Rapt et IN TIM hkditeleed, in : Pg . will 'remain for Iliad by helispesition from the measles, bis physicians als. and froal.disming it baideleabie that be ahead: embark. for the he will resifie. Iteatinent for several days. ' 0.,, ,: j. ...... 4 i ... : CHAMBER OP DEPUTIES. 53TT115G OF THE 2D OF JULY. A number of Petitions were presented, preying.. the abolition or modification • of the retails retina (consolidated duties). N. FAURE rose, and observing that M. Du dock's motion having been rejected the other day, he had to submit that a Petition should be presented to thti King, requesting that he would be pleased to mks; the plan of a law to be presented to the Chamber, which while it repressed the licentiousness sometimes arising from the liberty of freely expressing opinions, might regulate the rights and duties o( gathers and printers. • • The 4th of July was axed for tiiitlerelopibent of Pee re's propositions • A Committee presented a long report on the sub feet of the Members entitled to sit is the• Chamber. After .se discussion. it was resolved, that " those ;Members born in Old Frawci, bet whose departments had been totally disjoined from France by the treaty of the 30th of blab should Dot continue to retain 'Asir seats." • •siWttsAw, Just 7.—Our military begin to re 'lift% A Coollllilllloll has been appointed at Paris, "coniposed of Generals Dabrowski, Prince9alkowski t veld three others, foe the purpose of re:organising tike Polish army. This army will, it is said, consist of 50,000 men, of whom 30,800 to be isdantry, aad 40 1 000 cavalry. e‘ YEN/cc; June 19.—The disraaatling of astir.' said towers on our lagoons Ms bean coaspistad. This city has just parasitised from ea Armenian merchant, the old ducal menet of our Dor; tibia had disappeared on kit eishence of the Freask khoogh despolkd • t 'the less precious 'to meld has purchased •solate. I Pills, Jars - brnite Regnier, Deka i'add Gmdd Jidge ) , 121414 took..plecit 4 *tail* It OF MILES'S IL, THE SPICa/CRa. . . " The Princess of Wales desires Mr. Speaker w acquaint the Rouse of Commons, that she has re, oiled from . Viscount Castlereagh, the Copy if Resolution voted yesterday in a Committee of whole Eloise, enabling his Majesty •to grant • g the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain the V sum of Fifty Thousand Pounds,. for her. auds4,Prisseesl of. Wales dfoieloe Mr. SlNOlitipie express to the Rosie of Cornwall - her slums 111 for this extraordinari aed aMotidird to gir munificence. . . " The Princes* difales a_ a t tie- saratil.eleiii , Mr. Speaker will inform the House Oflt. alhip tikt gret, that the burthens of the people should be ill increaied on atceent Of the otecumstanceo . *hich she has been placed; and that she cann consent to any addition to thole hurthetts beya what her situation may appear to require. Thl4 she therefore hopes (ho HOW will reconsider itp Relelution t for the purpose of limiting the In now proposed to be settled . upon. the Princes o f Wales ' 'to the innual sum of Thirty-live Theasiall Pouuds • which will be quite sufficient, and will b e licepted with the liveliest gratitude, as all ' vocal proof :that the Princess of Wales has seal the good opinion and protection of dot IWO. Co.nnionll.• ( d " Commie)! !fores.iily 4. 15!4." re. '• I • rzeotious casX.• e- . , "Awl .. -„ BO W -ST ItEgr. , • • I ' Opi . Tuer t tiy, W. H. Hollins wits charged with shootitteltitg. . Maher, with a loaded pistol, with intent to merdet her. ft l appeared that E. Pitcher is housemaid to Mr. Cartwright, id I Lower Groseener-street, and is about 20 years of age. ti Monday night . about a quarter pan ten o'clock, tbef 4 Mr. Cartwright answered a. knock at the doer,. when the toner presented himself, and asked , if TAtalseth -wet at kaki he, unciersianding him to mean Elizabeth 'Pil.*er, replied a s ll was, and called. her up stairs. She went tb the-oettilde of the street doiv si kb the Prisoner, shuttled the door sifter her: dig I footman went into the -parlour, and ip a very short time abr. I be beard the discharge of a pistol, anti a female vs fee tended very loud i s he Went to the street deer wide" at possible ' I when he found Elizabeth Pitcher, aud_dise rriamer dote • / her; he did out perceive thee any . d •h*tege, _of blood, bet observed her goals ragged aie the - rigid tide , add very Oleic I mimed by giinp•wder; he eeppeeMd her le his aeides Elizabeth Pitcher was eadrpsed, a law witeld was *kw* ender her rigkthreeiti.aad a iaPt i tischarSe of aaal s itall h k. Mr. Cartwrigkes son was the who smolt:le Primed; ! and look ti pistol from bin, the bared of which was ootaphibilit I burst and shivered to pieces; the lop% of. the pistol alight not hit , found, : the prisoner being properly lecered wits cotiveyed to SC tiiisore's watch.hoise, where Sir &ski ea iNdistey,. who kes Magistrate for die courtly, attended, his twig Nisi - m o d* di Mr. Cartu'righ(s. The.Prbooer, Ili his esamlastlee Miefeteld . that he had Ann Elisabeth Pilebelr, timing heed fa ft; • i atrithesainitoon preens", to that flight, aid *nod e i tamp.. i iskiiinted to the horrid ‘leed is co Wage tk eataPlY Via . Miy WW I % Ite was ;tea them itl a Sere; het It rebel. ; Ho 'llO.lllO l / S i 111 lowi i Ilk ther.' •. i. , n- nr • : .--... '1 . .. 1142: FF.fl is el iz i - ; sp.. Dean e tieensisible s . se upon hies t etarge brass WS* set inedeil; %Web iIWI - me other toting epee him ' which was betst: she butothdpitrit to exptaieed hi j . be ow lit to his hnving loaded it s ti to tow /PO Use plotela '... 114 X P. eograverl no the heats work of the . butifteads i.eitil_ ted Ml below ea fled lipaii 'to /aria io MAO liili iii le, he staled Ilkat el* pistols hod beets Abe pr..petty of iiiiis.beiir Pitcher's who dirt atvoit twelve months doe. and he had pinC i li t rl i them of the widow, dude. a rewire of keeping them for ia mhike.. He sod the orlieefied , t% Ile :hi Slits • Eltetsoe. together, n whip Mr. choker wets is his timid '.bed, he hod wide the Prier 1 toner promiie 10, take care of his fardily . , which prodisced to I intimacy bet weei hi* Milk fami.l4; -fa eonttrisesce of which he formed as enactment to Elizabeth Pik her, wit ch she bai ' reiisied. Me rye - Aimed himself to ata•paiffied moss, hut bad ma deed with-hit site Air a e4igth of 'lute, ,_Th's csaiduct, he ' alawbalatielliaimalli Was ea iravaillat I* Utile a lOW +rip: isearaace ,elireeatp, and blYvearb itt ,wile, and having no per— sonal recommendations. During she night he was comae.), sick in the watch-house, and he il:asik bootee three and Pus' I limits of water.- Itbote who hadibeisart of she waseh-houie thought at first that it • was owing to. the !metal( the weather the closeness of the place, and the - neitilida of his mind ; air last they ilbserveJ something ;untidily/re ia his conduct, whit* ' indicated . sore then sliestiti Siam, sad quietioised him at to what he had taken: beeingesSed that help lubtatil in patio.* I himself viitharseiiie st"thi'titise he sho ot imbed) Pi ' eller but had taken such a mall quantity • tint It only snail hies frog lick; Pik nies owing ta the iiistol'borsting. Whictilidocked , the phial - out of his ha nd , which contained the arsenic. This watt Confirmed by a piece of glass being found,•Whirb bad the gp! pothole of - tieing part , of aimed phial,. with anode newel* kit ibe sides, aod.meall pieces of ghee being . foend on die steps, ,dad at the door of Mrs Cartwright's' hues .. The ariteak,apn peared to have had no other bad erect ow him. as Ishii la Was brought tithe Me, be Appeared-1i doetlealth.. . ..fiche fillogiketk w vkatahlioull gated. that U. We the. Sod finiehitifin tine 'took ebarea of the "choker ' 'll* 0* a ba st" •in the Prisoner's hand, and Mr. Cartwright, Jun. takeis ISMS kim. • After be had seised the! Primate by asp-m.4IA /*il i a iwi he had killed the ivonian, the being then lying le the.fiset., men's inn,; the Prisoner reptjed,.ise did 'not Weed' to •land killed her, bat intended it fur Omits PO bellied MS be alight be allowed. so hiss her rips. : :• , •.• .. . . t , ties -mi. Heellairle. the sai'persa *Vddriisied tWt;:ie st tur beds Pithier, did cot attend. The IIVIIIite. - het , . '4titgi di aq of ie Silty left Mr. putisfiNthloriket -Whoa ‘44ldidavold nod survive. • • 4 . : , • Ithiniersieted treaketfto liti4eihtiejr -, . 'Wi tt : • Ira wow Aissamisoiti gig' ' • ,3. rydges, !iardett, Zaire, iNgfloswi 4 1W k ktrinoi .''~l F 1011 • .of. the C Gaol •) 'M"r.,;# ‘ 11 1:.) ity LONDON'' , Pi died and Putt 9.*lat-isti; at , • .. sl44tlalap Qrtrica. 81t-nect4tateti 1 • • , " ow the Ant ellll4llCe ikit Pees& ti of Its jewels, Yln sat,'4lteritore g , AsGuANR l 9 l "Pes' J 4 01!"- 2, 77 -1 " r' 't• our city. ?he Gioreeet oul w sp*Alsiweipmfaxsai:of sod the Übaldo& Palscalst Us Can. testankji. itnt• .1.: . • oat de St. 4.—The tweets! eta Agbeh Ams- • wow I dot skis ma Doke de Mews AW.P.' 4 7 4.44BAff t 6 4 4 Ditit' i n;'" i s t1:1 1 he It pei said Plodded of *se losilesive „ yesteriat. rap semis Waa • int a irkib l ono G t . * link et St. JINN pa Amara Ist, amen ti Rap, An% liarobably 1 • c•s •fr- 141 d. • • t SPA 1 A - . • If St. Genevieve; lesiitted• for the remains -Welters never, men of France. in support of Lor The fnneral solemnity finable to the high Offices he'had filled.— vow momeumme minn was escorted •by different, bodies of eic Sto R. ic • • -2- 1/ --L • 1' . . . ~ --...-- ~ iced to glee ig • t r ec Adid o pi a te* 7 PitINGIrBS OP WALES'S LETTHE To , :nuanced innocence, from the • THE SPEdiCK a. .. ----ow.-.. the celebrated hoax upon the . . (t, " The Princess of Wales desires Mr. Speaker a', s this 'neon w e ha s . S he la * acquaint the Rouse of Commons, that site has s re, .; ceired from . Viscount Castlereagh, the Copy et i by vonTY-Poun of the Moat of the Hoose of Commoni.-- Resolution voted yesterday in a Committee of, and upright mind is there to whole Eloise, enabling his Majesty •to grant oat atry, that does not envy his the Consolidated Fund of Groat Britain the ono • . A. sum of Fifty Thousand Pounds,. for her Nei itinction •he enjoys of so- am- aud• the Primes' of , Wales driest Mr. Spec wil I express to t he Rook of Commotiiher Biome - :ened a body. of individuals. - : is known to possess all the for this extraordioari and aniotidled aim& et an. uature, is in danger of munificence. . . 1 he pale of society (opon very 6 ' The PtiliCeSS o(ifalii a_ a t the semi- ti me slesint .., • Mr. Speaker will bakes the go . usak of lilt 0064' D say the least of It), and ,_ .. gret, that the burthens of the people should be tY of revising the venhe!, " all increased on account of the oltcumiitatt eenden duty of every En- *hich she has been placed; roll that she cane ound him, and fortify M, consent to any addition to dig* burthens beye g - the arduous duties of What her situation may appear to require. Thy . sh therefo re hopes too ouse will reCOUtkleg i tp he ie compelled to struggle. which Lord COCHRARR COM-, Res e olution, for o the porpn H so of limiting the Ingo"' now proposed to be settled 'epos'. the Princes o f Is,, that the LORD Cams. Jus- or. to the Jury, made an as.. 10 - the annual sum of Thirty-fise Thoi llo o* . M io a u l es i d s' s • which will be quite sufficient, and walk ale a strong impressiod, and accepte d with the liveliest gratitude, as tie ' pported by any evidence iihat. vocal proof :that the Princess of 'Wales has sees uel assets& had appeared at Lord t he good opinion and protection of the apt.; C tame of his crime." If .this ( " mans ' • " Conamight Hoisr,..hqe 4 4 toif.'" . , nonntad; et least, to a inisdi- • • . - Lord CoatifiAwe to the, advait:' -* • • • ,- .. : 5..,..' • '• , -' -• rilt. - • ; • 41.1 - 1WC10173 • GOISX ' ... -, A t IT - -. • r.- . "hick, butter a rule of Court, ' - " as ' ' - • •-• ~.r. t., - ;;;•,.tr... ated. On the character 0 ... BOW-ST REET., • pistol, with Intent to rer L ,Os nitwit, W. H. Hollins was cha rg ed with • Mr. PORSONSY, with that', pik i ber , wit i' s te,:aded abo dieliti rdet . if:rt nation which peculiarly dies appeared ihat e li- r P t i!chof li ii nd im i ti s isere a housemaid II Mr. CV, wridiot, id r e d,--tig Witk regard," said Monday t wi g itt. n atO s et a 4trarter past : I n treltie e rthef ate. / r' • of' .' the Court of Kings* , so n n r. er C p a r r ese ter n i t g ed her nsa we r r , ed an a d k a noc am it d et if elr .tisa tteor bett . w .. heo ... e t st eik; ieraled , the regulations of. a be, undemanding him to mean Elizabeth 'Pil4kr, replied as was, and called her u_p stairs. She went to thi-oisiside elite 11,11 unable,ts wodentand, 110 tee. street door w lib the Prisoner, shuttle; the door after her: dg and j ult/Ce i this Rule could 1 teta 'a r D d :iie en clise i iiTrg t e he oil r p h i ' sl f o'i a l l i i i i ver ?eti rt re t sc hae dl r , it persons were convicted, five ) very loud; he *eat to tile street deer wish" alt possible ad'one innocent, was the eat- I ` 1 1 .,r h r e l ; 1 1 1 :: rdtrit,Ppiz,arebee:bePAntLayntlistiwrglitingrea, bet 'trial, on the ground that he ; observe.' her Sow* lif:ed its the richt ride.lllld very itlasl i c easitwed by glinpeweier 4 be aipperwd hoe in his swede. over ,whom he had no c0n..1 Elizabeth Pitcher was wadrosedot twinge:ad was einem* 313t1 A i iin in his i a PP ll4lltinn ' The Y _ under it.k h . er C r L it iViO n it li tlion ens t li tre i tZ al sere hir serUt f l 4l i' n4 _ _ A i** highest. :authority, ' that it 1 and look *pistol from i ltim, th t t e br et eil which was oomph**. retie gen trimly - sons to ewe Pe r ratt an : t d a sb e :7Tif.olie ered t :h P el ec og rfi p`roliertisecar: l i s jus isft elti c rey% to not o petted TO - be-convicted. NO I flieornt's watch-hoate, where Sir Jobs *be Is • A hiagutrate for the calmly, attended, his t h ast i t t i e r mo d r : 4 l shad id an Irish Court, and Mr. Cartu'righ(t, _ -Tite Prboner as his ezambaillas _. • • ' that he held "hot Elisabeth Riche!, limbos twee to be s r ire. fr lelredeCeck le. th e Coon}. of i oss" rebreeirrooon 'previous vs that 'Night. aid Isastddt *. loold.beglad,to krrew t on. what wawisitigated to the horrid Oecti is eo eft. is (wooly *tab* wiskee; We was I lan t h ew :It has always been a rovOttitto sore; in 'Weeded.; lie AItieWINISI/ lb 111 toed • . I *Miter.' •• :pct.!, r • .•• :- :i. Itt t j .F li r: t : that in Nitglita de . Awe lie n 9 1 -iv ip ., D ean ; i c eit ik a t t ie s , sea rotiOl kt il lat i tzel Irvin bite ' Ay : but .. tf this Rule'li a itikt alsree br n s.! pinti, net bladed, *Web ' tither fusion( it t s it .i l , a I ,l ; ,, iiii , i t ri o ut , ;an - A $ 1,. spat him, which was harst i_ she hurtles rit _to extols:MS hi ' wooiii , ' 1715 ' . . • 7 • rtell'4")0" h is - hi :l ing t h h ad t e n d al t . I° seek orr b il i e s.t h wh g4Well . re ' 4 l ‘ll B :reme dY at all, 'ma tfiLig'r e altraium e la. e art•ie oo :igli,_ ". he staled wet Coctnitenes case a very aind. rao pistols hod beats t,lte pr..persy 4 bilizAteitt Pitcher's bithesi ; bas heels resorted t° bY S° l °. i XI d o i rt:e tl wlo t w w ,7 l :l: l ; u ir p hs te lli 4 i n l nee ll ifio l g la ttertr e l l i t liiricouttild that anacquittet rraise.. He and the d e /eared oar :la ThwititeWe together, tied • , 1 .• i *bra Mr. hither was 141 his destill444:, h e h o d mo d e ii.. pcie, tiOliitiiit to'... .a censure of tn "; toner proiniie 10.,ralte care of his NOU N , which produced as o'4 li o i!'" , 'lvh., I iiira j taf i s pe 1 rniinsacy bet vreeekhe aillite fatail.e; -fa eemp q aewee of wide 4 1 "--i .. r . ' 7 , 7 - ..5,.. .he formed au: madmen* to Elizabeth Pelt her , wh ch she bail dit l : ,Afig there resdlysiiisgat 1 reoistett. Me es t oreased island: to kir i A as a r f .e_ WAIN hut bed I U.S tired wilth.hit a ire A.r a e t igth a Woe Th's conduct, he- wo4sprioth dilt getle4ll4.lslliNath ! efdt*itairt et ielbitsellti Moo eltitoiltert I* ilditt•lN soon •firiP% • 0 evidence, or on the ground i P me sar_ance 9. 1 reCotion=lites ii . "4 itir s i e n a g rb el:e 17:1:1 - Ve " 1 ";:lx7.171; et Jodge ? but even witetelbeeti i sick in the watch-house, nod he d:ank between direr and four iint .eititiist eithor JOO dr its of sister.- !nese who had the Cart of the watch-haute ge thou g ht at first that it was owing to the hept o ( the teethe: i he •.' if tier - Y his mired ' sf 1" into a r.,,tFi. " o ? Eit- a" I • ta! ill r tit i e *.t v nr ta;. s ie ° r• r e s 4 he s Ilia irsing and pa l iticta n k i se a le las i Cando s er w ;lift iegrity. An. M ember Alt the indicated more &ea sums sit Blame, sad gsistiesed him at to " half SO -18 °Ch * 4 #* . 6 ,,,,, "I' ritli b r e viith t .a aken ie at't e hg . tisite h i e% h t e g d l irte t tef e lte i rierb a u l t i unfortunate Avaittch w iLi.i had taken such a amen quantity • that it wag awl% king t vety ed . the Mousier, as the preeett "!`-s-":;'l."7,ll, l l.'htec:ctra a tlV l MZlllVl'Zi, " l ii ` ll '.• , , i dle s tolll 4 Muni • lk' b bad the "" ; tired' that Oehtleueukcenttot t re2ra ed aaee LoVlALli.e4nnfell": be ingll phial, 'with ". ae ridhert i a - p that withont . 1110 complain to to the sides, Rodman pieces of glis being fused ea the steps, _ ry, find ladoo4--witit the Sp . .e. .aad at the dour of Mrs Cartwri At's' him•••• • The arseak,stv peared to have hind n o otter b a d effect s oi him, as alms 11; *, *hat , m* . .emi i eanyhdad was brought !elite llke, .he aippeared ; bifirootatalth.. . ' ' hr .. the avert- '• :401014 4 ' fitt Le ertitt i le t to: . . el g e i rle7:f all are st T i r e art" t: ti "iTi g a il it i l2t r tni c gh_ ' kid^ir t i t li s li iih itH i •In the Prisoner ' s hand, and Mr. Cartwright, Juts. take.* OW '-':',„ 1,. ‘-5 .71-i•-K7w ; '.: -,, 4 inn. : After be had wised thef Primate by tbe l gollad4 egitild ' - encl . tetlehlcts l ib . .., .. ; ._ kiwi he had kil h l e ed p e f ir: *minis, she e tes ti : c ip: ls t) ti t ig e t tl the.f: a o4 ' °OA' ikKWlliati' . I .t 1 1 - . oll td. liniges colas d her,. ; bu t t intended Lar t ligajelf, Fed t;egged li thall:ae . Iht & WI c00#14. 4 4 ,IStdge. er- . _. inTY, '!4 ll 4.l*', lt el toti. l l,e i rtt i e r s i tiut *fili driisid - iiiii l iiivi•Lf . 4 t t s it list tii besiAciOnre'dillitee. be& Pitcher, did not abash The• waltiio.4ll•4 heft i' it ti et iVOClßlattf .. it*igglotltil*Aberleti Mr. Calti*NOlNlNlVitts% ,as ..„,. iT - .. • • . •, . •• _envie tan survive. • • -4,,. ~. , el coit o tte . 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Oil& oacalfrPiie iicit to. be 040,4 tie4 i A tifi t. lo .: er i ci i igo?ditAt:ta ' ett Arc) Gentirynit t • iipeA4ersl co.irf 'ii GI& 10, GlAiGh, tiller cedsigli t oeseiere,l 4 egit!iq fi elinlit IV 40 iilhe hiiiisi ..o f l tait .. 4 1T1M 4 0 1. 4 1 ,1 l i iiii i ii i ttent I . : 1 i t 4. -, . . nx; 0, I 14 , :i = . • •;,,, ' l • : Y,___: , !Ari4;, - a. , _... 1 1 . i g i, 1, .RN In" yppinart,vf,.nalftpAS has r C t ilg 6 • 1 ; l*tis 4" -g9Rftlid -9 0044 1 1 milt posed, 0 hie late exammatidli - tido no the C.iiefili(VO i • THANKS6I WING Dmr.-,Hilligialki•Pailio 4111A0: .THE SrAtkg.MIAN. 4