The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-01 00:00:00

W , 4,4 k x• lit , , S. .., 1 ; _ - gent lea z seam elekt . • : • $ • . girrioorP . uninloina G. C . B. his keiglid his icleettlee of orating lilhaelf as a condi., Aim to veteeseut thelOrinigh P-oitaiwath per; baco st • • .•. • a st' a feitiCraartiocir 11 °°11r 1 wolr pifit If 1 040 lie, lies publicly ationinced kis latentiois offeries s o garf Mime' of flie r -Representatives for Ybsit. -:llrirarrtati BrYrilir.°o 41 the Ptiailtillembeei o.t. .gl i dgdose, aria edits itimeelf es a oasellsboie . foremost tbitlitiasegb et tbstrondog Giotted - i tz gjjoi lied A. Vhitobutos bil '. Bank* if • " • • pod beelike to the Mesh* for St. Aiban'ei - llogal 7 fp irmiAliellekt bile %ant. /. • : The. poet dissolottion of Buliament. he. wag igigoet diemighout - emnity of Nviefeib; .et*, istikett i• Affifird 144 Y. Tie tit ace athisdr 'use • .7erseribiiihrid eitetests, It is hardly satiated. that the provost Comity Members will be sofferid .to • tatoveditpsllorisdest °W7ek° fairawf Norwich' seems usiocidod.: • • Gensteli Finelt and Meneerkthe ILPs 'fir Ca4i okke, gam us elegant - Moser ten UM* 'hilt, * the Towe.ball of Csathridgei - to - their MiNiit' eeriag fr e em a n s oil the new dedicate, IL J. AdoOmEr. Esq. *pike meteetahlrillO. ihfr : ta . loo del l lbw; Th o r u)ey weed*, seel4ol air the l'illgibewirettagU • fog to Gleeeester, matittfiti tottiti; Mat the • In Smithfield, ott Waif aftiptairt: &t i p*, • of the yi.vrho.lies vac Illestdrai ceodidere for that, c i t y,. The present Metibbrifer the city of Gloomier aril Lord [Terry Reward' and . Webb. 'LOVA . 'eery Ilowatilles declared his inteetioo to resign. At Lichf i el d Ri f Fr a f acted that the Ike. T.A.oson "orti,ofor his services to the. Electors.. • Grins, Robert•dearlett resumed his l emma a A ge Bereogit ea behalf of his father, to , Monde y. • • • • • • Sir Jobs Shelley sod G. Shiffiner, Esq..eur present tepresentetives, commenced. their canvass on 'day; and 011 gsterday Lady Shelley-and Miss Delia llkelley, Weaned the Eipctert by a..eall, and with *sing ,raises,' solicited their votes and interest it • 4 tbo• approaching GeoerallElectionos in favont of Sir Jobe. •. • • • Or Timothy Shelley has litOmstiatia.she Electors t he . itspe of .Brembee.ani illaristA of .New Shore. tlist.on accasel of ill•ittalth does not inlaid :to solicit the, homier. of their; setups at the aeit ;Control. Election. . , • • • J. hi. Lloyd, Esq. (one of the present Members . for &eyeing), declares himself a Candidate for Shore hsthe room of Sir T. Wiley. • • .. At Nottingham Mr. Dorman having withdrawn, the only two Candidates now known, in case of a dissoliohni of Parilameot, are. Mr. rch and Lord Ratcliffe. Though .there ham been many rumours . i.Candklage•on.tite Tory or•Bloet interest offering himself, we month learn that theriis stir foonda.. ' Bali for such reports,•snd it is possible that an election for the town of Nottingham may: pats over without contest !--(Noiringhans Review.) . A report has reached es that...the health of Lord liceelles has been materially . impaired by •bh la. Oat attention to his Perliamentsoy.sldties; and that he has io-coeseqoeno. been 'deist/dirt bb pity. tidies to •retite from the repretentatlon of the Coolly a Yittl6—( Leeds Mercury .) . • The Candidates for Stafford are, Mr. Benson (the present Member), Mr. Benyon, of iihrewsbury, Ilumfray, Mr. .C. Macaulay, Mr. S. R. L. j;errin. • PUaLTY OF ELECTION.—MirtIO Slipilten, in a letter eddresred to the Chair Man of the assn dated Freemen of the City of York resident in 8011, containing their, unanimous offer of support to bim, if .-he should become a Candidate for th e Represent.. Lion of the City of. York, says, As I was hocap. pitied of your association till I saw it yesterdsy ad vertised, and hate not• the pleasure. of : personally knowing any Freemen resident its (lull, 'I - attribute ihe honour you bane conferred upon-me to My Well. sit nown abhorrence of the• infamous bribery of -both )rtiesat all .the late elections for York, by gitine pre guises *soh to twelve hun dre d F re em en. Tb e . acceptance of a bribe for a vote, is an offence - It. Jolliet) our forefathers would have shuddered, which no ingenious sophistry can pellicle, and from which every honest man should with horror ricoil.--Under the present system, the principal qualification Ina Candidate for. Pisliament is the length of :his parse, or the folly unit which be.sqlrandets ity'contents.;.- In an . opposition ter York,. founded on such (cation, I hare no desire to be a party • trio . that I hove fortune sefficieet to be an independent Member of the Semite, if. I could bonoesably be. comes(); but .with my estate I inherit from my ear l castors some portion of. that spirit which foisted le times•less corrupt /ban the present, sad I feel poi,. clination to impend ten or twelve thesseod periods in whet wooldbe to my family, an injuratus s tod to my self a dishoisourabk -gooiest." • the practice whin a Parliament has been dissolved et the period of a Smoke s that the prem. Orton has been inseihrd in the Gitaelle previossly to the appearance of ibe Proclamation dissolving the one and 'summoning a new' Parliament. A ccordin g telbis - coarse the bedsores' cannot be got through In time tot the publicadon of the Rsaiwe's Speech at itiving the Session in Saterday'a Gmette; it Connot . - appear till Teviglay, and in that case Parliament will be dissolved Wednesday—cote" it should be' qt. solved to have the prorogation and dissolution is 'sited in the mate Goalie. CUiICiIIII PIUS 07 Mugesay IsTstrotozsce,- - • A tepOrt has been iscircelation for some dayorM, ,that in the fleet of withdrawing the Army elrOfes cepation from li'reeaktlti British Contingent of the army will be stationed es the coast of this meaty, or as near as possible. ilelth the head-quarters at . .Daver Castle ; where, said, , the Governor's apartments ere to be fi tted et) fat the, tecerico.of the DA, of War.usurroly. • What tends to hewn , •rho , suppositlin is, that the Nitwit Wicunove;:, short as bis stay was in Dover the last lime Ms Grace (was in England, went rotted the beighta, berrecity, • • enti.fortificatione, accompanied bY Col. Foss, com -• aranding *Ulcer of Engineers there. Ills Grum hid .•5 frssioesty„ chimer the Castle, led ipent.some. little • tie & there with Lord CArnagehehter-Gish amakk.) i , f- -• • -. - 't, ifi l r4 4 . 4 : itdrittitaigreS. 4' ' ' ''. ) - 61111iiinall) MAT 31.--Thi Ifititertt,' iIs•NOW %MIS, witli hisses far Prince - Hosiasert; eta erelotet other oetsierd.b.ena vessels. ailed thissearehtil. • j T 1.1.:.14•0 I. ' • There is a s Wend -whatever iu the Shippiet ifsk dee received this miming. • • ---,.....---- MEETING _or tits COMMITTEE AND PKR. FORMERS 07 DRURY-L.INR THEATRE. —...-- On Saturday a Meeting, consisting of most of the •Cemelittol and Performers of Drury-lane Theatre, Seek `place lit timr Saloon, perseant to a circular tetice, in esebiect of very great interest, partite la . to the latter.. There were present the 'Mike of ,ord t. the Earl of Esser, herd Yarmeetili . Mr. 4 r. Moore, /se, .. : ..,..... Mr. .Pirria Mootie opined the butitiessai . . no', 'eta*, that .site circumstances of the Theatre were I isiebas to render • it Impossible to go on thithout a very, materiel cheap in the reidipts at the doors ; aid as that could oet,be contemplated, it • Weenie. news-- ,Sirt,t o Alike . is application to them who had large "duke at thOThistre, with' the view, of ealdlititing nilndic*. irtlinliecern. Ile took: this spoor est. elbearigi Utilising ti the tale's'. etetio.Pole formere, ithisirabilides were eisiversaile ackne*.: biled, and of admitting that' they 011ie fully entitled toile salaries they were paid. •At the lime time it tpost be acknowledged that he and his colleagues bad rated upon thomust disinterested principles; and the proposition be Witte make would, no doubt, be re ceived as proceeding from a motive the most worthy. .-, /is proposition was, thitt each Performer :brim had Ilireiirds of 41.* a 'week. shOeld • igen,' a reduction . ,-flet take place. The graduatiOn shirniti. take. plied illctirditig to the patent of the ',Airy. In that of Maroon akerth, of others One-third, .and in others,' ' whore the salaries were very great, oue.hilf. :. The Actors looked amazed. Lord YARMOUTH also eulogised the talents of the Company, and declared, that if the proposition was ag seceded to, the Theatre must dose. _ .-Ir. Dowyox.— = Then let it close. My voice is Allet the voice of as individeal upon the istablithateeti , but I should never relinquish • nue • firthing of *my, Lottery. I am ashamed to see a set of Noblemen lend Gentlemen attempting to oppress a (ew indi. viduats. lam myself the Proprietor of 'malty Thee. tres in the country, by some of whiCh 1 .. loi1"401. • , 'week, and .I should blush to 'dill the Perf ormers toge ther to give up a shilling for • my benefit.' 'Talk 'of 'Noblemen.! I would not wish to offend pe;ple of rank, but I don't think them superior eitheVirs fett le; or judgment to other. people. • A conversation took place,. in which it was said by a Committee-Aran, that he knew, but of three per. sons *ho had engagements. " • Mrs. BAILTLAY observed, 'that the principle of re. losing torecogsize engrigements might he acted upon 1)7 any new Gamed' tee. r and attempts, of course,m4de to deprive tharerforitters of their salaries at every * - ntrii appointment. - Cdutirrree-staw.—.lf we allow a fortnight's salary . to.esah of ; . out will you accept; of rile preitositinq Acyous.—No, not no beiniiiiitisei alit have our bond. • - Mr. Dowyos (addressing himself te the Committee) •,..lf you ate in want of money,- I'll give-Yoe a draft for 5001. oil my booker, by which you will be en abled to ge on a little time. .. ' The Committee then wished to know whether they would consent • to give the concern credit for their eateries during the season ? • , - . -Mr. DOWTON.—I have no objection provided you give me security. t0111111117111:111Ax.—Security I Can you wined mat es will Rile you personal security ? Mr. DowTotr.--Certaittly; if you clap lig, we -credit. ain't give L. It was Men intimated to the Committee, that the Pedersen wished to be left to themselves, Le order to come to a regular deeisiono---The Committee with. drew,ead the proposition was negatived, there being . about it. bends for it, and thirty agitinst it. Immediately after the decision all the lower Ardor. shoot the Theatre rushed into the Saloon, and see* ' ed willing to promote the views of the Committee by their rates, bat it was too late. Saturday the LORD MAYOR gave a superb enter. teinutent at the Mansiou.house to their Royal High. nesse, the pekes of YORIL and GLOUCIDTER, and other branches of the, Royal Family. The follow., ing diitiiißoisbed personages were also present r— ilt Landgrave of Haut, tart and Countess Of iIIAROOORTv Lord gIDMOOTH, Lord IlunttlxBl4 l Sir W..Soorr, the Vick-Ctia ncet.t.oev Reran tilatiterw, Sir W.gateonays, Sir 11. TORII Ans i Sheriffs DZSANOU !and As.nattsow, and nearly that whole Court of Al. &renew, with their Ladies. The company begsa to arrive about- six o'clock. Several canisters arrived with .eorapeey a t ten o'clock, to joist 'the LADY 'lllla.voasses evening party. • Raring the contest for the Derby at Epeies„,leel +j y, it' Well Minuted risaull; either ! from, 4114Peliatet, or Weida, or want of jOckey#ip,' pieced himself directly in the course, just as* . the berms were stretching away neck and' week for the, pal, by which one. of them. was entirely. tirreWO el, sad a good deal of jostlingoreated among the-ethers. The infertenate Esqnieile isitaatit lanceived the mischief he had canoed, sad clapping spars to. his Becepbales, hiadttempted.a prVettst• retreat ;` bit the deputy steeards, and ce keepers, Obis a whole troop of disappointed kneeing eves, as in. staidly commenged.Al4 atrseitoid, king overtaken, he received , ha led sqm. elteperso, a Most out. r peal borsewhipping,.,his pineal, never Steeling ib* diefellutbffeltodballi t IMO was eo>wpleiely .f the cootie. • . -,. • •• , A melancholy citestropliii Me extearred et Psie: a yoeng man end a young weetea,..theforreee s lB and the latter 10. rare of ago, who had bees prevented by their parents from marrying, shirt each sae pistols, etid w eie both killed 'poi the sr..'" GRSHRA L CIRCULA R. To ?RS C erse meas.oe ttre..easol'ettaaC-11-de to glee moth* roam sot to pay formi it Es any %Mar oom tm my ex -tout to my lam Traveller, Gone ditai,--t *vim caavarsite s hould quit my woke. - • For pod and future &viten. I sm. witb mead pot's. "Pryingly. ICHAI)JUTIat.:.! Slooklog Ilsoofamo4,ll4, lisideskead, RD T Seetherach, /by 1100. UHL • r ed - . lifilitilill • . • A Misting of Noblemen and .Gentlemen wow on Saturday convened by allemtisemeat, at the nate:bed." bintee.Tatero, St. James's-street, to solid into cmte sideration the state and amougement of the camera .1 the Operkkoose.. Sees after two o'clock thelfamt of Ammonia was ananimoesly called to .tho Chair. He stated the manner is which the Moedag of the Proprietors and Subscribers bad bees called together, sod proposed to read some facts that bed come .to his koowledge, after which be should premise a Resolu-{ Lien for the adoption -of the present Meeting.' He' proceeded to state, that .a certain letter had been written by Mr. Watem, • thg; ! present Preopeieterfand Manager of the Opera-Arian* eddreswel. to the.Seb. scribers, requiring them to pay him 371. t)s. its ad. dition to the 269.1. 10s. they hind for 0 boa for. the ~wormer season (making the subscriptien 3001. for the Palma season), alleging as a ptetancefor.his Maithill thltt deign upon them, that the. establishosent.hed been iacreased--4ad been materially improved, and it wart his object still further to merit .the mocourage• anent of the Sobscribers ; but so far •frem his having redeemed that pledge, the number of performors.bad be considerably lesamlad leis sermon. The salevOs of the onsslciaos bad heew greatly reload, in cook questa of Vehicle, several of the Nest ordinent *4 - (omen had quitted the Ocheatto ; and there was smother circumstance, said his Lordship, equally-4e- ' sorties of notice. There was at present oe Comprise, attached to the Ocheatte—no Composer of music was at present engaged. With awed' :to the Italian singers, they were reduced to forxerstatie mall singers, and there was not one single Italian female linger be longing to the Company. From this'll- was obvious' there could bone perfonnence.of eerier,' operas.' : lo (act they could not be gives at all, •and this was in 11 . Moaner a saving to the Proprietor, the expellee of : a 'scions opera toeing considerably more than thitt of a 1 comic one. Mr. Waters, the Manager, might have engaged Madame Camporme, but he had neglected so to do. In various othervespects be had acted is a way which neither kept pace •wirk bile.° assurances nor the liberality of the subscribers. With respect to the ballet it was too contemptible for au uoliconval theatre—k was a disgrace to a Theatre Royal. The divertisernent bad been laid aside, and that alteration' produced a eery tedious suspension of all performance for above half an hoar, the company being frequently I compelled to wait for a much longer period wittiest any thing to amosOthem till the Manager thooght it to draw ep the curtain. Dancers whom . Mt. Waters bad espied for the ballet, were inferior performers telt** from she mirror Theatres of Paris, instead of the Academy Royal. from whence .they ought to have been selected. Five principal dancers had been announced by Mr. Waters to the Subscribers as bal ing been previously engaged by him ; but they bad not yet made their appearance, ow was it. likely they would; woe had any others 1, an engaged in their stead. The Ballet Matter of ihe principal Parisian . Theatre had been desirous I an engagement with ' Mr. Waters on liberal tern s this season, bet that prudent Manager had der .ned, for no other reason abaolimsese he wished to 'Ara • qserrome Thellgore; daocorswere equally indifferent with the rest of the esta blishment. The ballets were not getup with vitae lib,. minty that ought to distinguish them, considering the splendour, in point, of espence, with which:they were supported by tie British Public. Then' Noble Lord said, that in 1811, he , had the honour to be long to a Committee to examine-the accounts of. the King's Theatre, . and bevies had access to the book" of Mr. Taylor, he bad furnished himself with souse notary( their contents. . It appeared that Madame Catalami bad osalary of AlOOl. and that the other performers in that - peetieolor department, had sala ries equally liberal its proportion to. their respective talents. The 800 LOW at 1) . 144,.11011007 that singer, was 98361. - Tho bum total for the salaries of the dancers, who were all of first rete.telents, increated' the atlasl espanditare of the concern to 16,7801. a. sum nearly twice the 'meantOf what was paid by Mr. Waters.. Ills Lordship said, he had appillsed Mr. Waters of the Meetiog x end had expected that he would have attextded .it, for the :purpose of T o. tering into those esplamationsOf his* conduct, which he mild not but anticipate would be required: Mr. Waters bad wrirten to him, requesting aninterabsie.' This be had declined. His Lord - hip was of opiate, Revolutions should be entered into, expressive of 04 opinion of the sabscribers at the line of, conduct pit: sued by Mr. Waters. Lord LOWrucit Said,.‘ha'rbilif to say a few vi - orde in eaterreatioo of the conduct of Mr. Witars. u‘ stated the emcees, diffseeltribere was of procorlog performers in Paris for the English, Italian Opera. He happened to beet .Peris wheys . Mr. Writers ay ' Ondeavooring to engage da n cers, arid he .knew thg there was but one, and he a second-rate dancer, Ott 'mild listen to Mr. Wafers on any fermi.' That doe hati,entered. into en engagement • but, afterweviii r epentiog, refused to Carry itiutir.efiect.i use bri ship 58154 b.knew that an embrotdancerhad t ofu*. to argils with - Mr. Waker Sot a les, rate than 40,0P0 francs her,* months. -, Hithadbeen disappointed if 'epilog Madams Camporeseond bed in cot+ qtreear applied to some other singes* of celebrity tet $09147 her place. , 'lwo principal women daogr A the French Opera had proposals made to 1 Mr. Waters, and he offered therri . idDi. each . , _ months; but they refused, . saying ilool:ritiiii . ld ;I h•• 1 not pay their espeaces. Hie Letdship assiste d Meeting,, that Mr. Waters-bad thervst./he nurdloess in eedeovourieg to...strengthen _lb department. hi affairs of, the . Opera:hoe% , been so long under litigition in_the dioe44, Pp. cery—a Cowl tardy in its operstians--it t ; by.. discostreged persons from mitering into arligagirents with the **osier of , • 'limited. the TWIN* could !newer, the aim* etrdwavour of MI best p.isible performers .. perfectly csatfoogid-twbot liberal offers. Lord Aootse observed, scribes, theaght they had raw that Mt. Wawa bad sever MS segageneet, wit b wlo ,- his applleatisio •- tllOrdwdalet 1 / 4 iirsy tippoibt tee, who.shoold cotwoonkitst*llll Mei fosersigposs Ike subject. .It Wood lei Ilia Age, hsillisuen arose adiconduct tin th part, Widen. If Mr. Waters, as the Noble fiord *id suited, -hoots this . diffieuflies hi had to_cooteud . 4liliLadd that ht &Mkt sot engage -. 'Pertorraers at'eny Woe whatever ; he iseght . not, by pretAdin g he hart actually engaged (kern. to Iwo induced Or. 4opriefors to ullatico sob.scriptio*lo . the lei :' Tier had dosted , , flit diviicladed hy..otoeitse the t (oiro*lng " .I . 6at the . preseet . Meeting as? of opinion', thei ,atotp of th e ()ma; Estabffiviment Is enstrovtlly tint totronego it . boo rereised.!'-rif lle.r s Itraft . Iteplotiog wai . pst s .ires the tirs and stOed Wise. raimowsk , Lord Sll4Ol - 1103Pit'd.. 1 4 1 .0 hi isompenair4 still thisyi~optlotl. of airehtisried the pest "ID to hrt-liikottArts,sigi lie to airpito a Contoktee to CttioPeeiette otitier.. stets eo .lie.lie state of the ,gsfaitlishtbeid, Oe s „Aegis, i l ieKori . ..opportuoity of el: plain, fl 107)1 „was Joestfli a Otte as to b6 : l6*Orthr of 1110CpVtol_o*e t thits4# . l a toicit In *waggon 4 0‘ 1 1,‘ Ihd.Cpromiiier - or: Peopriet of/ :and PoorC4,lll,7okti ' ti t er*• of rettpioimqp with Mr: It r itters . • ft wit soggestetils so sinroriresit thst the-John. Waters, .rnittes sbooldcontrpow K icare with .Mr. it And other PoroOns," edit might by neosserrso oarylintt others . quid the sebjeit. leiendotent was adopted. - 7 The 'lon. tfotiot.as IClNvitau sehteitted, in eon ,erequeoco of what nod fatten from Mt. Vremanfle cod llle subject„ of proprietors of boxes ' that • (hp pro. praetors bad no interest whatever geparste.frens the eebsgribers. ...Ili wished this to, b 0 understood dis; 11inctly.—(flerrr.!) I.fir4 Umtata said, that some sliowarices ought rip be made for Mr. Waterii. %heir it . wes recollected Ittset he bed so rectittly . been ordered by the Court of IrClianorory to pay into the fonds Of that Coed so large a sem, in t oottseleence of the suit' Which hid been commenced .agalost bias. • N Sir W. W. Wren said. it *as an ettraordinviy orpiment tbat bevies* Mr . Waters bid perihased . the Open, as fregosotori vats to be ppd spoil to pay fir it. Soma ititin - dfscosiiion tneok piate as to oiliptheir the • thy an..hich,lbe nest Meeting shootd take place, ,should be . Seithtx 6r Wordily. Friday witifiaslly agreed Jo. . • A ColllBliltßo of thirteen issi'lhen notainited, among whom sere—ths Estl of Allesbury, Lord Ilardwicke.. Lord Sefton, !,ord Scarboroigh; fiord Verulam, 11,4(.1 Aboyee, Lord Lowther , Sir W. W. Wynn, Lord ; I'lyotouth,. Mr. Fremaatle, Sir J. 11. Liddell, mord Nuriaanby, &c. &c.—A tote Of thaski was the!, passed to the Hart of Aileabory. • ' • . . To rem EDll l Olt-os l'ltE snaspritiv.* • • . . •: .....!.......;__., .. . ... 4 4 ~. . . stR,--rilt 'MS fd Ilit-V41111106 11 illideV . lollo l l l 4 au, fee, the 0•114$ illii 1 1 114411 WOO '*rest,,, Whim linen" *Snafu o•fetr A ebaltrolaiiiina war Ar ; 1,7'6100i. 1 coprorofted and•endeserved Attack (last Tuesday) ow • The ss.bolehody of Licensed Lottery 011ee:keepers.. The cspressiops to which..l otote patiiculselt.el lede,ars coptainediskthaj pato( his apeeeh in. Which 'he Col)Aidibti I hilifelliostif / 4 7., ”. eltpAesgue.oftrau dule..t and ecisninil.nens. pot mcg:e wenby of trust than hencoop or listiitlers." . • • At one of that bodleataciosto that - the appelia- • tins it cedelerik—antt doubly -conaciosa that on no occasion has my cooduti (either as a Stock• brekee, or, an Ofhea r keeper) been .distingelsbod•. br 66 . freed,'! or . 6 . 6 criminality"' I . casinet. NS. .fuels imp, es-all men woutri, -wischan anyriegenkfor. their repatatiee;„ 44. tiles poblielf cal (lawn .liiie,tis deny or prove. a ; shake- so. illiberal, toweard.re 401 untnendod... . • • .../.., • ~.!) 41S1 IV - .:•Sita it is -wit anent', Mo. Lytteltins.it priiikiged sai.diSember -of Rasliansetst- to say what...he *swop tea he, stscold :then. ikair yritilerr: the lifssarmdelfr of slur does .net jasteSe alms eterrisesofb:lonoon end, 'balmy may bo.hikopinion en the. goblets of d.oftetito, ho,most well know, that as the Ageelts of Gocetnesenv, +ceased -try Aim. and irePttillild.44 every just' sense. by an .Aor of Tatliament, , leetfory Office. keepers cosmos : be either 66 .erinsiaide"T or 66 defrauders," without laying, thrupsell.s open to ,ilie !Ow, and toniequentlyftorelahment. I make this public appeal, that hit. f•Viteita" language (perhaps uttered eiageoidediy) Wight began , tracked ; or that•bo woeld brisigrocine proof, to jets tify such an mansion.. Seth proof. (if et eeeld be made) would lie satisfactory tn.myself, to•tbe body of which I emote, sod to the l'oblic at large. Kit Limpet ba Iliad?, and Mr: Lyttelton is silent as the cmcseiga t there can be. bur•doe opinion in the. peblic min'O s and almt opinion I - leart hies to guen. .. I sib, Sir., • *. - • , - .. a a-Your obedient Rervant, t • -...., . 4 • . ~ :to Candi* 11110/1: .:- IE.. BYTOM.. .• 1 i .--.,-.... . 1 ,44} , • -,.. - - -•-.• • - i , . *liar littildfa ec*llrut took Place 'at West- iierthilease,* • Toeksklk'ion Sunday ' list. 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