The National Register. — London, England, 1819-05-16 00:00:00

Ali{. COKE'S BIRTH-DAY. .+►•rri.cnuiwu. On Thurytnr tseniti;fit 69 friend, 1.0 lire peal - 111 ,, of their excellent Iti.pretientati% r. met 4,t tlt • I rot. n I itn, debut.. lt, nr relebtair Ills MI6 .ti.t to • Ittr, of ‘‘.tuattaii pret.itirg .1 Itt • lira I slily, and an- .a t tibtreed h) Lori the Itcv. the Rev It Elw Ile,, .loho Ga wins it at el., hem' IV CI • see nut table, s ypoi ..nas 8..1 utt, EMI. 111111 lir. iLteb , r, of A fte.• drone Ih, 6111/, A it, tnri.lA is ere givcii ar-tt ll egt<taal • of Ott- It enlin. The lie nk.,..6 of Cue R , ..n1 ratotlt . , and may they newer forget h.., ill rf t er rttaplr coast *Lite. their only logi- Innate iii!e to th- Ciont.t. _ _ T. ('lo.urman ►void. th of the Meeting waited doubtless an ticipate C:e mot to to hich he now oi-htd to call thrir at tention. It worela treonstur.d itvelf to them not tuerrly hy every freimg of revert due to lite pttolic charm ter of a twig tried. inc.., iv platle. nod roihl4•tilt patriot, holt tam is e%eiry veutooortit of OfFTtiell and r•gari for Ua. private vie. tuts. In 34. 1 retving I.ionseif to Fr••ehol.!. no of Norton. is sssNtd Ix to : rsom onion So nite•opl an roomer:it• of the a taints whicti their wont rot Slemta r had rpm' tit as. for attachment and regard. They comnarur•rd with his eNiAlelire• .110 eVer V at or of hiv I re It d hut served too Laic:wow and voren:ltiten then,. (Lou .lotolutive.) It wav not surprising thou to tiaieverveay. irlace-honteit, and Court ►vcophauls. the contact of Air. Coke bud la eta peculiar!, ohnnsciata I they felt hiv noti-e awl too thorn' ter to he as Minding 'rpm's h In them and their actioas. and aecordingiv they had, tt it n une toy:opted bowfin* en to gored tot rmluce it. Upon their own rukity t:.e Io•s which they h fabricated 3114 forgo d, had d Fell/P.ll , PerildPel I and had tout -served to at rengo Aro those bonds of att•oiiors by winch Is.• "'I S it'l l !' Co :ear.- Ito Ns Convuta •nos. 111 over/. corner of Cote coma% they were 10 hear teotiorsoav to tyro et: Ited worth. blest of all rooky wear eager to sully mend the standard of their and to sh w their Minch tarot to bit principl••s. He sboold give WPM the health of 'Unmans Wall Rol Coke. the steady and c.nivi,tent Friend of Freedom. and ninny lily! retains to him of this day. • (Loud Arpinure ) The Ilivittoomf Nerwieh. and the Abolition of all Laws which naert Liberty of toolovmence. _ The Cliaisirwti sold, 111,1 ofirr h oring drank the Widths of our 31eiolier :IA our Itedio i t. their acre hot few persons u loins we could mein iaw in all ri•s i iert. w it h nett eel tunable !salted ch.ir tilers. hot fold atuls for Norfolk. I, e elutd nuin'.er snot her loth...bit:tuts a 11111111 ill «very way worth) to rank IA it ti hut* Cute and her Bat horst r Ise scares Is tired to noose ih • Evl of Albs-to:Me. ( Appluse.) Ad dressing him.. If in the present en. pony, many of wi syrre Lapp, rnioutll 1 1 lir•esvitii n the spherr of his personal litnitelirt, it was iiresll.•ss for bun In add oue %%gird to the health hr had given $ all • hod. I'll holly un rgnaLtn any thing like sin notonate s.‘,.rrs4ii.is to the ntiinelits of suspect which he felt In that Noble lord. diti tingui4h-il us.hot was nu less for tic high mak, th in for his ac ti. r pliil aid two ps, and his 'Karat ottucbment to the rights of Ihe people. 4 A 1411.111 , e ) 1.111111 !tory retuned thanks for his noble father. and ex pressed his regret tbst indisposition had contjus d him in London, tend coirt i olled hint to forego it plea t:re hr hid tsrd.cipated of meeting his ariglib..urs on the prrsent o ra tion. Ilse Independence or Norf ilk, find may in Ft echoldc• nrycr Wax thoir r %mtstra, sill it i• •f cured. In impolitic Ow beitiCi of mar At.tleY,tbe Chair man slid th it he felt confideet he was expreseitg the Penile the Fruits of fr.wdoin.ist Lac County. in larkingfm unrd to the worthy Baronet to occsety that Mat ion %% fliCb Lis ancestors hal en logic nod so ably 4 led. Toe People of Irelnail, nod their speedy deliverance re ton tae totolerable yoke of botideoge Stith which they Sur sup. pressed. The immortal Me nvory of eliarks Jamet Vox. I' he Chairman said, t h at in the tong hick Its tlionbt now pislinse, he had long felt a more livriy iatereet toast any other political eitureti ~,, , because upon the attainment of it rieceso or failure of abitost eVely ustie to the saris oaf Freedom., if not the salvation of the Conotry from Impending rum. Our Law Books and auJr iliftofiell told to of the three esintis is the Legisittittee of the Country., the king, the Nobler., and rho Peopic l their Representatives: thi. ntat one of the Many fictions of the Is,„ for the plain fact on., hat nnh chim,ing the inajortly of (be Re-m-• of Coin•tmn., the people had within . ; w du; Vey mere returned to Rah:one:it by indivi.loa:, nho did not impels , in uunr l.er to more than dateile the (Ann pauy he Waa Siena addressing.—'Phis fiction of llortiti4n Li mr,icii hell invaded tlie sights of Ali.- people; t4,:y evade the bins lety.whieti at« bees mid ..11r propel tv l!F9loSeff t were, foci, the oppre esnts of both 'king and l'ettple--101,- I the ore of this prerogatives, tend the other of their rinistse Till this Lotion nits overthrown, it c in vain to eingsiet nal, real or t sedress of our gritty ;Innis— till the liusgoaof sendingegheic itept•sentirtivis to l'..elisment was vastly poe-resed by the people, it tens iuvait. to expel t the :.:10-secia 'cation in the present syt.tem of phioder and uppres• e.oa. lie ens cot tit all inclined to despair of our obtaining a essonpiete Hero/ en. filinistitiv might prevent meetings prtitiow fur it, gib, so; ht dragoon and the Rt.• forme% hot ilere.css an ally ogaisst n hit'a their ba %ohms rid Ostia duttgeous we re pow et lees--evrry dty matte sore and Inn progress in tie ears, nod he tet.,ted lee should lire see Laglieliaseu enjoy their right of .• U full. fele, and f:.:e Rcpresettiat:',34n liartiumersL" (Laud A pplauw..) _ . Lord Burr. Nobble Lord eel:trued timothy. and ottpretied Laser d and viueere alto& !trent to the principles, of 1 rerdwu t.e klayur, and 14overtt. to the Lily o f Nora tel..— The ;let:wry of John dams deo; may we venerate mid, if v, imitate his eitituttle.—Ste Thomas lleevor, turd the 11.m.e of artily:. Mr. grotor returna thainks. The Kish Shertif, Mward• Lomhe. EFq.—nritain't, it cad bat huloork.—Ttial...hy Jury.—F.ilward Roger tt, I.EI —The Member% fur Nom ith.—The Littett) of tie_..—:;.,.eral Wit:pole. the s o :T o t ter o f th e one i eu t :Jcipies Family.—The rietahers for Yarmouth , — ar.l v:ltuulale crieud, the Rev. Joint Cuhtma. • %Jr. Cohr.tit returned thanks. spaul..h Patti, ts, and may their tlterlion fnr tude r ^ etc crowu....! with (mutant sueeen.—Philip Ha w - 1. -^ is 141,;‘4.1: , at Well!, C&.stkacr•, Reepham, THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Loddoa,Loptir;vn, ad Tottle.hall, who are now celebrating the Uu th- , 14) oor Patriot %Tres. rani ive. Several sipproiniate sang, nceornpaniett the beasts, and a irener..l nenus.abot is the great caase of Freedom pervad.d the ruin patty. Mr Cu Lt.4 Rirth-day was also celebrated at Wells, Ludduu, t.,estlearre, and Iteephain, in the same county. SONS OF THE CLERGT. On Thursday the Anniversary Meeting of the Corporation of the •ona of the Clergy took p'ace at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, when riumeroos body of persons of the highest dim' assembled on the occasion, male and female.— His loyal Highness the Duke of Sussex, in consequence of b ng afflicted with a bad cold, did nut atteni, uu the Cathedral would be too cold for him. He sent nn apology expressing his inten tion to attend the dinner. The Orchestra being in readines.s, Mr. Jacobs, the Organist, who presided, gave the signal for the 0 erture of Esther, which was the commencement of the Sacred .'..ttsie, and the baud. 4.llteh consisted of the members of the Royal Society of Musicians, and other eminent Gent'emen,,perfirmed the Over ture in a style of grandeur—Handers grand Dettin gen—Te D.,um—and Jubilate—with the Ch .rus team the Messiah, followed, and was executed with fervour and skill by the professional 4.7ent.ttnett, assisted by the King's singing hays and the young gentlemen of the different choirs.—'• Hallelujah ! fly the I.ord God Omnipotent reigneth An Aothem, contiossed for the occasion by Dr. 134):::.e, was sung, when the sermon was &lived by the Rev. C. Goddard, A'chdeacon of Lincoln, who delivered an elegunt discourse; after which, Ilandel's grand Cnnm'tion Anthem was perthrmed in grand style. The music was condoeted by Mr. Greatorex, and the band led by r. Ware. a most liberal sub scription was mad' at the doors for th.: apprenticing the children of necessitous Clergymen. After ser. vice the Lord Mayor, Duke of Northumberland, r.nd other Noblemen and Gentlemen, xepairea to Merchant Taylma' Hall to partake of a dinner, where the Lord Nlayor took the Chair. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex supported him on his right hand, dressed in military uniform, and on his left by the Archbishop of Canterbury. On the cloth being removed Nun Aobis Domini was sung. The f o llowing Toasts were then given. Tonto-" The King." which was dr.lnk in sikace. Song—.... God save the King." Tout..." Prince Regont." with three time. three. Mil, Star of Druribw ck !" Toad--•• Duke of York and the Army." Air—." How merril. we live that Soldiers be." The Archbishop of Canterbury 2roposca the Health of the Duke ot'Suss:x. He rose and returned Thanks, and in an eloquent speech spoke of the benefits tif the Institution, and expressed his desire of forwarding its interests. Song—“ Wine gives a Summer to the Mn!."i The Duke proposed the Health of the Lord Mayor, who also returned Thanks. Toalt—" The Curpnratioo 0: the Sans et' the Clergy." Several other toasts were drank, and the evening was spent in the utmost harmony. ..A handsome collection was made. TIM LAW AISOCIATION.—On Friday the First Annual Dinner of this meritorious Institution took place in Freemasons' Hall, Sir J. Graham, Bart. - M. P. in the emir; at six o'clock 250 Nlembers of the Profession sit down to dine. The intention of .this Institution is we understand to establish a Fund fix the relief of Widows and Families of Profess ional Men Nilo are involved in distress, and who reside in the Metnvlis, or within the Bills of Mortality. After the cloth was witltdrawn " Non Nebir - Dornine" was sung in fine style by Taylor, Broadhurst, Emery, L:et, 'l'errail,' Master Turle, Ike.; after %s hick the fidlowing toas‘s were drunk : " the King," in silence—" The Prince Regent," three timed three-- " The Duke of York and the Army," Ditto—" The Duke of Clarence and the Navy"—" Mike of Kent, and the-rest of the Royal Fatnily"—" The Lord Chancellor, th?, Prcsid. nt of the 'lnstitution," three times three—" Sir James Giabam, Bart. M. P."—" The Oflicers• iK t,,e Artoeintion."—Several sour .v.vre song by the above-named Gentlemen. .f Cluileetion was very Singular interment.--A few days ago the remains of' Mr. Mitchel, the Editor and Proprietor .of The Tyue Mercury, were interred at the bottom of his garden, in Newmstle, agreeably to his own request. {de hsd planted the intended spot of his grave round .with laburnums, lilacs, and ether trees. The pro cession was conducted in the usual 'meaner, and the funeral service, according to the liturgy of Dr. Lindsey, was read over the body by the Ray. Win. Turner. ►TAY 16. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KlNout BENCH, WESTMINSTER, FRIDAY. MAT IC rue: VINO C. KINNEAR, LAVE, AND WOOLY. The deli 'Mama wvrr nos morning brought up from Nen gate to lect.tve toe sentience of the Court for a frau- Oliesii eme.pirAcy. Out renders ra ill recollect the eiream a once* of Clue Cane. They were (Mimi iuilty at the Sitting. after ta.i Term, of a conspiracy to obtain cootie from roentry denims to a large amount, .gtving in payment Lad bills. After the illagO% hid tshen`ilieir seats. affidavits were read to Itch:diet the itelenilita•; hen made by persons of the mi.wits of Ed..% artla.'and 'I booms. slat etl, that Ilicy were it, Guildhall diming toe vial ut tb. do-readmits, and they Wows sell Mc. itirMer and d 1 r. Aitims. the snorer'. s for iiro.ectiiiini,sitietik to the Jury. slut only oil the night when they seirseit rd, hat the Nett morning. Titese adi ilosit• ci it Post only coutratlicted affidavits male lay tuc ahtirssial Altman.% hat by early 13111 r at the Jurors, who deposed; that no mach censer...olio!' a la:newer LI Alt.. appeared that Intildry had been timile for E•lwards dad Ttl.o . mis at the 'dace stated to be their abu.lr , anti oo sera liessons were known. his. • cartel them atldresse3 the Jut y, C 1111 l isel for Wind, its mitt alien oflidioistimesit. lu Ilie canine of his simerh.he adsei fed to trie — allidavit of lits cheat. its which it was said hr had orfusest to call witstesscs,, lie admitted that lie decliwed ealtiug witiosscs, but he ..lowed that oats* mputt au halo essitm ill4l he yeas at till:: for the Mt.-. est of Ills cheat. Tile COMM heard at 4,11b1 , 101,1 hie lene, 144.14 411 of foe,. He ealle44l lot Ike mere, of the Court, eu4414.4814m of Levys ralurl eivt•ummanees and 111, 1111.11er1111% .W 1 lleusttau stela addita.rd the Cam f for Kinoe.ir,at.d “Al led ID P%ll he had bees, d iaast, a. n t% I r, i n to lor• I.dro•Arlioo, orillout the power 1.1 rAt i ate Iwo., If. tiortie), m ieply, railed upon the Coati tor that i ttitii.liortait which Ilse i4letire ileotasided. Jiirtire Ha% Icy then proceed,il to Hr sail the 11, tilulanis en rusts lily(' gross front 11;iial time 141111th; 114(1 oprolie.ll . ,,r tend, and althon2h the eildmil upon n Welt a new Is a% to br otbtoined was oot .otiirient to induce the Cosset to grant they :tail Koren initiate atielition to the t sail , o, e, and they f 1 that Mn July could give .1 'g and calm r t. The learned Judge then 4.l»omentrit 011 the heads of the &via...lure, from %sip, it plainly appeared that the dolseouldilts hail i , an , ottlril gro.s and eon. u,tsss frauds. The full antoont sit lite lined did not alnico', lint it was known to am .luit, .11 least, to 1:1,00: , 4 The Camel, lookiag osier the es iattlee,•tonnd a lep er ad dresses! by Levy to one of Ito v.., t. , sponnenis. II men tioned comienntrats to Liam, nod esp• vied remittimgcs float thence; and although lie was il , rdittat a babas opt, and described to he iusids edit, it war Ohvlut,s Ih4l Illality 'Wail %Alma his teach,--Taking all the e;reonritances into consideration, the Giant did order veld itibuiliv—,John Knout-al l s Ile luipri%oned tan years, in the Gaol ot Itches ter ; Loots Levy two year., in the Gan, of 611 tester, and to pay a this of 5,n00/, t o the &I I Nlinieley Woolf Inn year.. in the Otaibath-fields Prawn, and to pay a tints of I :VW/. _ _ _ - A fief the above sentence the Chief Jivoiee declared, in his opinion, Mt. Senile-I and the who .cite Court for Ihr defendant', had acted indielonaly in 'tot witiors.es. The tuspryo.inn en ins 11m141 %sa., flint hail the d. tends to railed witnrssrr,• it wunid nut 1110 elterr4 the tiecudun of the Jury. SI:1)11(.7104V. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DUBLIN', Amu. 24. -JAMESON V CAVANNAGH. This was an action brought by the plaintiff to recover com pensation for the leas of his daughter's services, in consequence of her seduction by the defend:int. Mr. Goold stated the case for the plaintiff, and Mr. Grady for die defewhost. Except a Mr. IVoothuason, who eats exa. mined as to the character and condition of the plaintiff; the only witness called was the daughter, a plain looking KW about twenty years of age, and who had the appearance of a decent servant maid. Her father had been coachman to Sir Edward itiewenl and afterwards act up a puWichottse in Belcurnp. In this business he wax unsuor saful, and he then took a few acres of land. The •delendant's father, a respectable farmer and accountant, lived a itltin a couple of fields of plaintiff's house, and iii the harvest of 1817 his ion became acquainted whit this girl. and used to civet her by appointnunt iR the fields; he told her he was , going to America, and that he would tunny her and !Ike her. with Wm. On the 15th of March fel lowing he gave her # pound note, sad desired her to boy a twit ring and a pair of ear•riogs, and to meet him in three Joys after, when he would arrange with her idaout the marriage. They accordingly met on the inth, about eight o'clock in the eter.iiig. in a field about thirty perches from her father's lance, and hol , lie again told her of his intended journey to America. nod that he would take bee with him to Cork, where that would embark: and here it was, that, bef tee they separated. he effected Lit pair. pose. Sae qtietwards asked hint several tiro::: to perform his promise. and told Mtn she gut a deal of blame hum her h lends. consequencti of the suspicions of her neigh:mud. Upon meet tog lute hv aypointinent, in Uuhlin. he sent het to steep r.t n 111ri Coyle 's, In .bniney-batter, and afterwenls he ditected her toreturn to liialtimesoit the eintatry, whither he told her he himself would Blow her on die next day. However, tipa bee 'subsequent', asking Mitt why he did not answer some better/ which bile. had written to him, his /minter was, that he win: at raid of tlit , ilaw. Upon her cross-extunination, she, with u great deal of Mac ' lend, contosstsl that the pelisse she wore belonged to a girl of the name of Halloran, the d aughter °fa blackoilith in her neigh— bourhood, that the bonnet and veil belonged to mother wou'uni and the gown she Mai on to a thir.li that she used to work, spread potation. Ike, in her lather's field; that a labouring boy of her tither's had ',coded her, and she consented to marry but her friend,. would not allow her t that she Mid been drinking at a publichouse with yours;; Molter:in, the smith's son, and het brother Teprimantled her for te.ing out with Ida tm the road and that alie used occasionally to take iteuwit of polielir or a quart fd'porter with waist of thus her Wooer - there were but two bed .rotors in het firther`o house, in one of which she. her Isu sitters, and her Nutt es slept together. With the defendants she had never slept, asid how the time of the unfortunate business in tits fields, there war another criminal Midcourse between them. The Jury, after retiring fur about 20 minutes, found for the plaintiff—Damara 14tH.