The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-19 00:00:00

SHERIFF. PEIHIIN'S DINNER.. traps Tnitt Byname Peet) . The following are woo of the Smote wives be Sheriff porno. at the_ .dialist which. lato the "Irue Moor oa Tu ,4 0 ,,g. The Team axe woet..p a loss. ralsork sbha Ora% the. . The Olotio.ue. Pienesked immortal Memery ei the! gr eet cud good Kieg sheering., amt, s hoeless of applitare. ,, Teat. " The Boyne Water." Pronestant Aaarcrialn io Church sod Slats." t ape appleuito) Tow. " PraleslisC The-Lotd , (Howitapplatme.) " Lord Coothermareaes l the. Arms SOLViR# in Wands,' (Ores' ciPiforhot) Time. !* British Osswodiew." .. Sicestary Usatinare." (Lood altaeriag.) „ trampiu lib dew." " Right Hose Robest, Peal." (Cheering and sp. Owe.) L a rd O'Neill and thoOraagoloonal•leebunk" (Loma and condoned dreeriCol , ) , . • Mr. Viwistw.- ,3 1, SberifanshOortlentan. (linnet to f o e you; call to nee; he I wish Mime fallout to the lot of imm e l ame aonsgetrst porton to address you upon this or mo unt. Ike tOstiagoiaload-Noblesaaa, suborn beat* you hare given, requires no enestraiout.fectot nee. The Hangs tun mandated Ines highly rimming , the. high appoint. wet they have given bits , Ind his Lordship well appro • eland their services, or hcrentsid.not have accepted it. I am persuaded his Lordship willfully estimate. the compii• meat you have now paid him; hot •he will mere highly value the Isoasur of boring the Oraogauten sourced to his name. The past swishier of this. Hedy• bas keensuch as to prove. and Ow fete= will awns fully prote thaw to be the true defenders of the which is ao °hest risappiied -and oistakee-e" %IR eed Religiose Liberty. For. Lord O'Neill apd the Peategeotee I nosed). honour to return thanks, sod live the pleasure of drialsiag all your good health& " The Might Hert.. Woe. Sattrio."-..(Lnud cheering ) " Mf: *Mowry Oettgoey."--. ((keit applause.) ".hineresan Rang end the Police Fetablishment."- ('pl* Wei was Wetly. cheered ) Alderie3P 440441, the next ie rotation to the Civic Chair. " Lord 4 7 4rfilhom and the steady Supporters of the Protes• taut letrraii" - ( 11 04 PfFklm.) " The Aldermen of Skinner's Alley."-(Great ap. Ouse.) " Lord Aissoeu and the Orangemen of England."- (Great af Omar.) " The Linder Sae/Wary of State, the Right Hon. Charles Diwtem•-rS4Pitionsa.) , "Sir A. .Ktag."-(Applaase ) -Tune, Auld lang Syne. " Sir Harcourt Lees."o-(Applause.) " The letla 04d siocit" " Sir tleorge ill,"-(Applause.) " Mr. 1/totealew."-(Applause.) seteisaretre MR. PIERt:II. (0 1 BRIAITOL. For several days past placards have been posted in various parts of the metropolis , . sod ativerlisements inserted in the public papers, describing the shale, disappearance of the above gentletesn, and offeriaer • reMard of lOU guineas for any satisfactory information relative to blot. The following circumstance mey probably tbcpw spate light on the cause of his abseoce, and afford "map indirect assurance to his friends that nothing has happegpri $9 him, A man of the same of Hare, who is 'applaud o f Proprietors of the Menagerie., Rueter 'Chong., r d wi q in the early part of the morning occupies Liaise) iq duping the boots Ansi brushing the clothp . of gerellemen 019 thi eat !looses in the wychhoprhoud of the gefrlphi, was atilt for on Wedneatliy planting lam to cleat; OW *crate bpd brush the cloth's ruf a new lodger at lb, Heohipskua street, Strand, fq4 pp entering the geetleman'a sPertsteePt he was immediaStly ;track with the descriprjon hit reity of M,. Pierce, he, however, matte no repiaric,bmt itiottly alto r rolled ft another gentleman's in the same. wail, to whom he mentioned has suspicions, haying U 4 egraagey's boats if hip hand at the time; this tigqsLemeg tools She haots, tori, on examining them ? saw . the maker's Paine ited Bristol .aytriced on them. Tido ctrompetaa t ce tiring 'vegeta to the pospcione of Hare, tbif Qentleineo aglidarl) won as he !pad cleuneti tbo boos, to go to the riapectplite Saliciton jfl t;,hasKory•loutt, to whom referspg, foes 4k "tied ft? bf Nappdp lin the hanal-bills, which litre accord'' ugly did, ap4 jp Feivirsge.oce of which nay 9( Of clerks 40 knew the pommel Mr. Pierce was sent aviAb him Ao the lodging, io airrrtain the truth of la hat he ,spspea,ted; but, to conr.at tlcittliect, the Anode adupked by the citric was not the molt Andicitios one, for, on the dune bpiai, opened to ansuired if Mr. Pierce, of B,riMol, lotiggd there? These Spot rtpkwereil tlitat there Nos a ill r. pieme 44010r..ef, h ot (keit be care rpm WPrcrodeg 4 114 pet liristut, - and that he was not then at bole, a> r gtl wittb fltia answer the cleat depskried. gm Rein ake i room Whflto Hue came to attend the strange lientlempi.. jar fotiod had left tite hottfe the night hid*, and g0ap,440 trkeis: they knew not; since wbil.ch ito,arforr of thy WY. AIL IS : has exPrilata ,his in Jeff pro AM* H are, at his integer* who gas Judggrs. An Associstipn laMiy formiliin North Shields. isw mu• trial protection against clowignisialms,iaene bold Afar Pest weal 'setting at the haus" of Pr. Thos. Memo, piablieas ' where they were provided natio 11)..91C4 4 1110 dingllr 00.1 p.. occasion. The object of the sokserjbass is io itelithliab I. fend for the purpose of obtsioing a leg* befog)** against the illegal encroachments of the (dent,. is •thoir OFIGWRII of whit are called Easter Offeriala*SPlPlit* Brea. 11rn, and other matter of • like kiertionr.nolnecteti Akers ed. 4:lcieties of this description Is. MP. IM 0114Widlide krai is several places, in die oposaliehiefah altaitoribmsl" berlpna sod Darbarn.--(Comligls reoirit•O , INTLIuTiN. LiTgialtir• .rollogring brief notice of a cirropsetarjecitighly tateallatilig to the world of literature, has just beta consosooleatod t fa. Latin MS. undoubtedly by Wittees Wag Auppowd LP be irrecoverably lost, has ju st kaiaks's:peered * the Sank Paper Office. The sub ject isrviiiions, and tire Jargoments it tar 1 " ---n 'rom ine Scriptures. There are maw Maks)" stutations, and themosk is one of consistent's)* Wk. ss it 'P1 4 4 11 .733 pages, Away of them closely watts , . and be ro I l e m gio hapcl-wr Wog of the k r oeCO oapbev. , Oith soapy inseelionorim* ip .4 4igereaS4iooti- -41 Sla found in akemeksp, MA". • c _ 91 ‘014111: The sioatiop ipkish P r etit y to ! 40 1oppiL,TinAkcyset . 1 g aid, in the State raper ' 11 :Serear.(ep i zyi", vs this cam If I. IMI mach ewe ' Ol ll to as adyer,tieepead m ks act of lilieralityanklent 'Moos* of Ms. Cooke. WWI the snin pf his father's y sold for•she Smells rimmest manna preened ;lewreaN 146 %ths pismire d •Chroxiek A few days ago, a rallre of ao 0/4 L .. a.. " 1 " 11 a lot after 'tfiti deniygoitre a and ruajoily WiPitated the whOh ct i Pena's, ith the ' r The 'firm te l, t hak , ao very serious skir4utnags complained Ath ) "as at first mach I. 1 • a 1 • • gi ft sn: . . . , . MEETING 4L,K, WAVERS, •,-710Pr7- Os lam. Saturday. sight. the. Jonwaventat Silloweaven wain met pursuant to adjournan.nt et the Red Lion, chine' * .Eget. , iled id., kik. the forpose of far-riving tie port from &keit Comaitter. as a what hiir their Um" ,okade in effecting a remaitoiiloikma with their employers. About Ow at,tcfck. 11 *Kj ! t 10.4 tkik elittra and Aber briefly stating the immr, uce o the business which ,qalied them together, observel . ,:ihiat it would not only be 14esirable but indispensabfiarceissi? for them to appoint Magda eilwhaittee." it Would; he said, be inliksl• .for tbaprrstat i eemtnittee to Preload without means; r it could not be exproad thatmes's time should be oc /spied lb the discharge of these duties II which the 104- meta( the whole tiaras° vitally concerned witbout eons. iewastioe.—(A number of noises. exclaimed tbat certaiitly lipea he. weak; of sub importance to themselves as the ,preeent,vcionteers would not be backward.) The folkwing: then 'Volunteered their services to act lithos& reward:— : F or m t. Gabertas w.taahlialunent—Platt kn. ayd GIP !wt. Far Mr. Williams's-46w, Ivan, and Angel. Per bar. Spisia's..-Cox and I a soieat. Ye/ Mr. Nembetry!s--Psinnell, Purcell, and Sarchete. Fes Mr. Josen--blaryland.and May. lee Me. Lea's-=-Sliatli and Gregory. lir. W. Baker (Secretary to the Committee) then Lose, and after reading the resOlotions of the preeioei meeting, which empowered the Committee to act on the.patt °ctn . * body, eetesed. into a felt and particular detail of the te-, seption the Committee had vrperieneed from their reaper= ties map/oyes. H. s ionglj recosiminded the meeting to give a farther apleasion of power to tote Committee, fOr he had the evesieg Wiwi received a letter froM Mr. Thorp if Chaapside, Wadi' be would then read for their informs. tion ; he thought it would hi cruel to send the Committee to meet their Masters so shackled as they were et present ; and fie his own, parr he would sooner tender his resisnatiOn —(Several voices, Read Bead!) ,g BAKgR . then rewl the letter, of which the fil}tptinit is a copy s-- " 1315. Cheapside, Friday evening, Jan:l6, 1924. " Mr. ii t qcsa_ requested by the Deottlinien who met the Deputation from the Joornemen Engine Weavers, at the King'a 'fiend, in the Poultr4, oo the even ing of the 14th inat. s to stets, tory, for the tofoOnatioe the Journeymen, tfiat 'they mean, in coujiwtion other manufactorets, to Submit the prices propo,td then to the D . intatiOn to tbi Mag la:rates of the several districts concerned lei adoption. lo making this comMoniCation to you, I have their pernijsiion 0140, that for the sake of unanimity, and a comfortable, and they hope a perma nent adjustment of the 1.41 interests of both employer/ sod employed,thay'would yield as 'Mach on their side as thp Joorneytorn co op theirs ; aqd for that put' pose, they mild le glad t meet the emir Drp.utation again on Moidii, piglit peg!, tha IPah of J.nuary, at figs o'clock io the evefalniv precisely, at the Ifing'S Head in the 'Poultry as Wire, in oider tp discuas each article, and by deciding differencesinsume caw; if possible, agree to at cordial co-operation. few, bir, ygors ;nos' resectfully, • , JOAN 1 1tn9P. Cheirrean of the late Alerting. (Great FIRM followed the readieltef this letter ) Mr. Msemit (jp coglippaihro) sold, that the Committee in order to Agyp faeh erticlit with the masters, a' mold have full powers to do so ; for whet would they say WilPtl the/ OW *PR aq 'Wielded ? but he would leave it with the meeting. Mr.' Lewis, at some fined), followed on the retneside. Mr. Stmons 4041 opt pelt understand this thirst far power on ;b. part of the Committee • here mat AI letter.(said of invitailson Fee tionei to ;41014 Moe Maoters' Meeting ; the melt of Shit meeting sboold be iratknowo before any new powers eleSsold be (rented, asd be weakd therefore move for in niperninent• . . Ms, alentansoor. in a speech of considerable length fol. I.owo Oe the same tiiir. . . . Mr. FUNNIELL then, after a few prefatory observations /* riot th e necessity of atomises their kunuaiitee With tut power; to act for them with the 'seaters, proposed a resolution to titat effect. Mr. stoons said Mr./tiehaidiusareaiuted this ; and upon a division, there appeared a mijority of 14 against alr. Iranuell's emotion. Mr. homier,. then *sill, that as his resolution was as he anticipated, Met, two ntbets had been just put into his bands, which Are thooght would have the effect•of re. coociling all parties; he would first read them foe their loforptition. let. Resolved—That in consequence of a letter received by the Secretary of opr Committee from Mr. Thorpe, as pleAlrunse of the yargere Mrsting; And for the . tali of lonanimiry therein expressed; and in order to show a eartee4lol4linte desire ao oar pert. we do again request our ' .40AAPIIIMIII 41411114110Mpt 00.44:W0e of the masters, and !nee' them for the purpose of effecting a mutual aceoar p al tv odation of the prese t ; ._ Ofeetqces. 2d. That this meeting cip n to Wednesday night. •to receive the Report of Mt teation. These Resolutions bein ded, were pat from the Part sod earriesl sutantolaisly; ' 'Allstate mere *kerma* voted to the tli l asiesteu mid piairniao,.aad the meeting separated. . , The Knaresbro' jeavArs are. airaio at ,wotic; aiif ere, have received for iffsertrop,, Says iSe teede AtiteFil. ijki_t; foHuwiug paragrip,bs frill hii reiparateCOiOilipdpiO'bit' ~ • , , • that t e te: . " e *aye the pleisore'to inform oar readers, that the difeceneelmtlits the Manufacturers of. Knarivibro' and their men is at,as mid, and titc.weerf.re pm *filo. in' to mirk.' • ' ' " Kpassesat;ZTveas.;—tip formpl ye', nlen bps yet i taben plain he ' 'lbw didtreseed pep and their 4 1 . employees. A li* arlieldnalt: inablei ,Oni iihsollCe' praat, to; ceptinae tho .comest plittpiter. *reop 010Y1 from th e general bod 7 of whit id a drill Airili . . - Tkof bOnseat t o t tice of speh an pmiatorarina iripttast kito, 4 ~......._u„,,Ods(tei foi their p, mire" pe los pirbeirs 'thaf ii ". tit .bi - fOPOi ,#,l* * piber i. l ii i iifp 111a'asv:s t t lAinicAse,': . . It tciaKurkyjc•••• - Cs t iPilltip phice it e • • .. , r, 1" A, ,:e= I . • • • • y 4 ~ ww.r, f i l I V are TI ,Q( MI TA TIM LATI uvasgft, Considerable interest has been felt, and now exists in the Idle Wild as to ‘he ultimate fate of. Hunt, sad OA fie g tocreases &idealists fired by the Sherifacit the Pittitihti 84 i T s wit netted.' isspetiallY ss the general impresiiiifi it l , thin ii e promisee of-faftiar were held oat to Hunt, tritiehinsilic • ili Ipin to diaaoreer.where the body was secreted, hie Fife °tight tp be spared: however, no respite has been es" yet tee t,' lilted, end aslant a reprieve arrives at Hertford, on or hefere Wedneeilay next, at noon, he w ill undergo his 1 sesttsbe. '" -; .. - 1. • - '• ' • •.- • ' "' ' T ... ''. The Retitle., of which we subjoin a ropy, was !mit RAI presented - by( Mr. Herrner, at the Secretary of Stsfe,s frice, ob behalf. of his client, anti We understand it ' was t fp t rwarded to his Majesty, it Brighton, together with. all et original documents which are• therein referre ib, - and - which Mr, Justice Park bed himself deposited '.‘ nit the ®sate Secretary: 'This Petitiopillio* under cone ( eratio 1 , 'tad the determination on the prisdner's case • wlifis . itOfiali) ' go made !mini; hi the conies of thli evening, as his ' 1 by holds l' Cosncit at • Brightop this day. • -' `'• To th e Ri g ht Honourable Ront.er Perm, Hie MP , JIESTY . S Prio civil Secretary of State for the Home Department. The litinible PETITI6S of Joiepli' lid itt, it Prisoner in ? ' county (tool, Ife,rtford, wider sentence of Death. - Sitictsg7— . Thet your getitiOntr Nat convicted et the. As. ill Sett 110 et Bectrocd, before the kiloottrehle Sir James lien Par ~ Xp . ight. of hiving tided end Ithettad cue John arteirto *drier 111,111lto Mere, t o . 4 1 !as titerrUpon . Aelitene,tl to adife'r death . - " • 1 . 1115 goer pelitiomer will. not preserneto deny his guilt, or .111:er goy bireefii‘tilsi eriepPetion of its enormity, hut ain't', butiiMy rage Ills Ail 'for mercy otithe ground of his having. under •proinlsd' of ' weir,' taillstsed the only Melo. it;(1 ground=work of the'prOsecution 'jabo M t mself and his co .. lunktute Tbet your Pelitioger, precious to his Instills any disclo sure, was filtfifulif promised; by the hlfgistrites, that it bi, tiM all he knew , and made a full arid - minor° confession, he bald be idisitted as - I WittteSS for - the'Uriswn ; but If he ould only diselose' where the body was to be found, his life child be saved. Thin your Petitioner, partly from shame, but more from the hurry and confeeion of the moment, end the stile of exhaustion in which he was at the time otthe confession, - emitted to state some of the circumstances attending the horrid affair; gill, 'however, your Petitioner disclosed to the Magistrates where the hody was Seer/19 1 dr and by teat disclosure alone, as your Pe - intoner himfily subelits, eptiCed himself to the performance of the latter promise, namely, the saving of his•life. That your Petitioner was never admonished by any one as to the ueoessity uf- stating every minute particular within his knowledge, hor wal he after the coroner's fugues!, once called upon . or qiesitened by any person cogeerogi for the prosectitlin. If hililtd, year Petitlimer *Ada' hive 'frilly disclosed every thing is he his now 'dons te - his St wh SohCilor; but the - prosecutors, withdueanY preelbes - intifiition ffialitiey were Camelia ed "nib year Potitiorter's statement, or applying for any further information, discarded hint, and anointed . Prober', who, as your - Petitioner most solemnly ts. was evert more deeply implicated is the crime than your Petitioner. and also had not entilea iihnspir to the toast claim to mereiful encaideritioh, inestitucp as he dented all *here is thq guilty transaction until after he leased that your Petitioner hvd con felted. and even then he only admitted himself to be 'nieces airy after the feet ; and it was not Wntil just as he - was on the eve of being put upon his trial, that Probert, for the first Wee, stated any knowledge bf the previous intention to destr.l the deceased ; and in .the evidence gives by - hire Too the trial, he has falsely pretended ignorange of tbs wicked scheme ; but had Ike spoken the whole truth, he must hey° admitted taking a principal share in pleenin# and irratiging the murder. find en knooledged that yotir PetiiiWier only otryed hie . and plit• tell's orders and directions' In purchasing' the plitiilt'and t thr seek, and hideg the chaise. ' That your Petitioner most respectfully solicits it referee° tube mode to tits affidavits of Or. Hooke, , the Ceroner: litr. Noel. who acted la the firstinstance as adlioitot for the prise cation, ;ad also the affidavit for your Petitioner, este the Pradlissil 44 1 0 4t 4 JOT , bOtll brfure a9d 90 0 r he had 100de his confession, and i,covered the body. And o 9 !eolith affi davits your Petitioner's Cottv!cf /pales! At the Pon. tiff. jui! tice Park, to potpoae tile triel until - your Petitioner was ed. .mitten sit Fettled thr the Crown t but the telirti.la latfp, a lthou g h he refulled 'the' abpileetlon, kited; dill the eir t euns• stances' detailed In thuie affidavits, - arightwith - Prisitriqtyl;e: owned lasi application to the Crowe (Or %Demi, - *dere dde al. , bailee would be paid to th em. • • , i ' Your Petitioner therefore, io accerdance with the humane iuggestiou of the Learned Judge bejoye whom he was tried, most respectfully solicits that'a'refirrence may te l niasla to the beforemeaticined siiidecils, by vihich It we t manifestly tweet', that he was indoeed to make that coiifey . slOn which alone ren• . dered him amenable to jaitiee, nutlet , a solemn iipiiiiiiie of 'the ' Magistrates that his life should be iipered ; Red he altto hehibly' request,. that the observatious add arguments urged by your PalinoPcr in As defence. may be referred to. And your Re* titioner prays that the peculiar circumstances of Itis cap 'may be laid befor,e hiein 6 ost grscioys,just, Ind mereital Alovereige, ;40 - in utitleisi filo . 'lmoktt irises, fitt.l his Me;testy. 41 hip ' great regard fari e' due in honour* IV • ifikfuliittildifon 0 /.1 . 0' Lice, will consider, MI e‘en'erty? the Mat alimonies offehder, • Megisteriit rirtillises ind"publie filth - 600n to lie had sieFed add inviolable.' Add 'that 'lds • Maiesty will Mei:eters, tiiiiit merelfelly deign GP spore the life of you' Petitioner. • - And your Patidoeor pW, as in duty bound, for ewer pray. The stagy 9f *card of the latwhir. Weave, having been left at Petwortb Rause, as told by the London Priri:a of hit week, wastrel, ridiculous. The feed is. (and we state hoe oethorir, not Ob. tittestioned) that alien lemon re,4l - in the naghltourhood of Petworth, We servant living with himorbesefiaker kreps ;billiard .table, and there he toad* an acqeaintaace with Mr. Ware; who Sometimes visited the .servaet when he was in London With his mister. This man had oat of Mr. Weore's Cards—" Mr. William' Welt', I.yea's Inn"—and his murder bearing of tins card„ ,took it, and left it upon the table in Lord Egremnut's lI I PP§ e tTOPT Abe dierde 91YieitP1.1 arweellay p/iced. This. crested great surprise for a day or two, and' until the gen. (Imp, explained the joke , at witiebehe Noble Earl laagb• sil bßafgoP—Olosex Advertiser.) 'lllfach ittention has the last week been directed ‘o the r ,.,.. 40-2•lssrs4.ll. Isis allow• l a to . be Faro-weer? gn 'eel side, and generally from some of pi r. Phillips' vpeecliei. 4e14 envious is tKese•nittite it All he'frotind;TO6 la:. Igistit'od be a eeinplete copy,in general' arrinientent 'in+ leedine, of eh* eirebrofeil befallen bf E4gbereVi4fn, 614. 1 - .411: - , efi r • -"ilf 1/Infre=' • A.. . :.z :, • " : ACCIDENT ON THR SIBRPENTINR RIVER. • 1 •iiiMANE SOCIETY. An Friday aftethoorr amid. person! ventured on the ;lerpentitte.RiVer, although the ice wee far front being in li s _afa 09 " , as *l4 9000 , verifiefl by ,the.meaetboly emir trophe w. Pia. WM the:resell. A youth about 1Z- yearn of I age , living kt. No. • 14.'Rdeeware Read, with one or two [nitheret broke' Wealth' the ice, and it was fogad itsposilbli . I kdi bite ad% liiklifd:Waa finite extinct. - He •Wairseen above the water for seine time, but the boat which was 1 lying at the receactag hiaose, rovild not be brinight to the t mlice till be bads ditappeafed to rise no more. It creme to ins that the Royal Humane Society should' be ready with their assistatke at lin' eatlier Ifetibul ik the season, as that ie the time of the 'greatest danger. It was not till yrs. terday morning that a line' was stretched 'across the river; 'ad it been ready, as it ought to byte been,.the dayibefo r e, t b !Root the - punk might traye been easily saved. We 'leatd • , erte ..of their men complain Of :being in • gositttidy paid for bis attendance, and even as. lis •as it reason why they bad not • been more '.ort the alert on Friday. However, he afteratatde admitted :that had he been preient he certainly . wciuld bailie. !wed every exertion to save the life of the young man; whether Ate had belonged to the society or not. - .14: '- .' • ' As the Committee of the Society In their animal pnblica :lion profess to be obliged to the piddle fweiny nsefol in fOrmat on that may be Communicated, are hive no doubt they will be dilposed to attend to one hint!. About a Year and a ballete a person who bad been drinking. rather fieely s undertook ; ie sight of a companion, as hour or two after midpight, to. walk upon the parapet of Waterloo Bridge. Before he had reached a third of the way he 'fell into the river, when the 'attendant of the Waterloo Float , itrg Bath; beaiing the plunge and the outcry he made, rode instantly trout his bed, and perceiving the marl itrug• glioje and coming down with the - stream towards the Rath, encouraged and directed him, so as to enable 'him to come within his' grasp, and be safely drawn upon the Float. The life of the man havir g been. saved, unquestionably by the prompt itnde and tKC rtiont of this attendant, he was advised to.tipply to.the Royal Hnmane 'Society for such reward as they thought privet to bestow on an occasion bf than kind. The reception, be said, he met with on 'his - application, was what would riot prompt him to exert himself on a like occasion again. He was told, that nu reward was bestowed in such a case, unless a man ran tome risk in saving the fife of anmleer If this statement he correct, the language of the oflicer of • the Institution who gave this answer was far from bring either politic or consistent. A Society instituted for the Purpose of pro•noting the In:Ansa:l bein t r, lives from drown , ing, ought to. be liberal in their Conduct, as well as humane , in their designation. .. llOURS.—Spring has published a batter, of which the follow in; are ttispeincipttl passtgest— !` 4s the constant enquiry from every friend I meet is, ' tow coptid roll be so Lou; *hating your light ;' reply to Item sail to il tltose gentlemen who fees , blive taken any interest in it -Lis this: in tholittli round, it is well laiown not only to my own seconds, bitt tb Josh. I tuition, who s4ae naturally using every Pisifillfle e*ertion to ensiled the nu"ceets of Langan, rhst npy left hind hedlowe like glass, idled which; from the shamerst state of the ring, the spare we foesht' i 4 figs often limited to six feet, en& at times we stbsistutely mingled with the visectators these are factswhat was the consequence? with literally but onehensl, end no room to eterciseAbe superi:r . . . science which it Is admitted I possess, I had to coate:od with a men al game, is good a thrower, and iq as high eirtditlon e. elver ent!tred the ring. I with my rtipon44l %%l ac; Out 94 tile ring had been wool to his itonil4l , t le ; Itate• n. tolntotei 'yatr, that in congequence` des rang My receiving. the atikeLmOney, the enspriett ha* Vele% apktiled 100 ismeediateli sent their wiltten deerslinrtirehleh the monerla now pieced in my pisoessioti. • theta eely'farthertio sey,lltst eadet all the aireumatasiera. 1 eotteieler•wizeelf forte ' nate le Pletting•at all ; ati that had my hand resented seen/. 'end the ripg kept properly, a third pees of ibeparet totel,thitve deei4f4 the byOnesq. To toy 4 ittuds,. patrons, lad die sport -04. World 14 general, I return tay root sr, t4i/ .thoskt, and %stare thepi, Oat toy poiduct in private yl'e !will. voter leaky Stain tegiet the kind tied jr . eitertots itspirtend• fukvp ,icer %Anti& ftle ht .- Myra:MC doe.' "' " • ilin.qict. P.N.—ill:ire just received a long Fetter Mori tdia'apv • hold.. I thank hievfor hill eemplhopot;bit ofit• eogrrifilett to is), met what he states are principally reek telsehoods, and he knows it; why keep up the 104djogs digillettoe lietvbeen nrlishinen and Irishmen ; are we hot all countrymen?" CABBAGE AND BAILLIE.- - X 'Mimi was made it a tivrtintr h use in eirlst6l. '64 WedneadaY • itienniglit, 'b'etWitif Citibage and Battik, for 261.4 to he foe ht op tee 2sd IF*4 next. " ' We learn that, at the fasersh of a deeply regretted young Gentle/bites on l'hursday, the sexton of 'Cirri/ratan, in the Church yard of sulfic's parish the body way about to be interred, iodinated to the Itoman Catholic Clergyman, upon whom it would have .devolved to perform the of fice, that no prayers should be read in the_ohnich yard. Th. citcornatabce Wig eonsomnicated t; the Right '!lei. Dr. Morphs, Roman Catholic Bishop of the Dirges., *he was attlwiiiethe funeral as a mourner; he immediately ilishiest frond the carriage in wipils• he ant, and proceed• ing onwards to the grave, off. red • up' the ticemitviiid Prayer on' such oecgaioni. ' No interferente, fuither thaw we• htve stated, 19%4 attempted, bat though thit Was fruitless, as we believe and hope any other iroald have • been at the' time, it would ioars thtt . ty was not for want of inclination. Vor our Wien paint, what ever momentary feelings of pain may be caused to indi Mauls by arts such as Oily, we are 1'1064 disposed to rejoice that some of them have Occurred,• asive ere . gait° sore, now that it is seen there's a liw in existence whielt isaupposed to sanction them, that that, and many Others, of the same intolerant charaeter, must be repelled. It ie . Imposihle they ern remain in existence. They *ere no ' heeded while they remained a dead letter, hut Imiw tinst • A . , reare' put bit° aetielty, they may be expitigger [Map ,. Statute Book.—(Sotethern Reporter.) ' . -• ''.' I ' " n my ukelfmcholyaccident haP,peneirltt yup 1 1 1 0 1 1 4 r rda enntilh, a younr giutletrian if peayoke 9,1 * L ite I Is .# eii;' ' Vilifier' 970 . 1: 411. 'J. fe . • Übwdes of .tb:s g . 5,, turiCbOOis'. iirprars 'ld . Vitre missed hi, maxi 1 64 ilir , Cs tpe OM 'I.)Ws4. war d'roward." Tiro demi - .60 • y was 'fisiM i tl on' S'antlty ineirning ; arid ilie Carati,eF's jiirs re • ithiihtea voerdllf r oi Fonied D;:oiroard. The dreeaso Aro; 4 plath . ,of /rat witik4pirlitAners i araii cl . eac i typtyrit moral ',Ad riliFilits Owic,t,kt. A)n Whpriidoy creole:, *boa eight c! . 'clock.a Jarge.por i i llakc i ltwlork - ' - ' - - - 41 I / • ~ a, ~~~ 4 Itr we all Itetati, tptain p. tea Zc i t: mg • On . 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OP rir 2 ay Altztst At .kno..,._444tW_,TArleYr ttleresta 3i tilt. ,ilanipirrefeedlnibbliPligP 6l . l .' - ' ( Id e c" . l rot' which Rasa on She soil( ly the eras e rs of linemsailter, $ if ISM:I:, QU Ala tghfrir we OAF tft ./Actar irot re ,91 , 1 f .f9utia; P t ylar fo ere**. .• • fut. eeideatar fziet . t.ding the. liartiolos .ot ,watakrapboa4o . : ifa' Duress" is which he had *9 11 ,P Pt _ 4 4711741 1 1.c0f IbP 7,9r.alghActh .pit A° . 4 "‘ 'At The general quarter sesiionitirthe peyp,held for ..,. roe converted into ice, and th en as suddenly IseezZ , benefit or I . tia irkiAlo i siorip imet•ili i t a ,{vt yrgappordisteXy 'lispitejl . t i p . .. , R im' 1 .the • gpAatie y . f . birgclimie ,fippst . I l y,pe, o o yedng p$ thatrtli.' !Who trachll made Lis williferlistimeallmer •!- resisted it to•them. 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Okra Aiare Gm, ,:: .... .... ,- ' - • d of; though the fracture Of some, I t. Petitions from other plaltes:hielt boon p Istiffl, v n a nise o f . b o ds at ia li ao. w a re l awa i g lti, aid sea- Alpo" -hie . untitl;--he retired' Ana 4 ' ' t, 1.. : • much to be feared.•— (S Preez Aldver . MA eptoooked tbs.% ht 'ha eosuiog)tesstos, Iberian* p " t a amq to months' imprisonment in Gaol. head. Verdict Fele de se. 1 seated from Story part of th e kingdom. e 40 ; f . ' •-! • -.- , • 1