The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-27 00:00:00

r‘• 4 • •• *.• 7 1 • ~• „r.r, ". MA • . . ` v 4 W iAa rt•‘!<:_ 11 64k Af 4931. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 270819. PRPGR fn' " The Cause for which !Ism eraN fell in the 'Field. wed SI uxe• died on She .%enifdd r ii, L NDON FNUI NEM. 111ARG ATE I ATF %I V 11• II T. CAssass I.W noon.—Ttle Ptsktie Is atom rr.pert ittforuse.l. that. 4e. is • .here rioiutlor oft he and eo • moll will hone. Ik e Titlii:ll ewers TUI InAY. SATI'II. 111 A V• precook al Vitt.. l • 'CI.. k u. the h H GATE medi will REVAK" , Imo thence esers MONDAY. %VENN ENI/Alf..utl VII U %Y. at the some hoar. faze., cork Pawn -Pr, Per irsrlotteJ t nowt Inc Xlsoldrensisier W. sears of aAe. boa otiesol.og faatilirs, It. M. earh. A f•snosle /Mead:ire is no board for the Arrosamodation of Tito Vessel i. propelle4 be tw.• rood , ..org or isarsplo.iro • Yeglisse.. with copper hosokr. Mid micas .1.• 5e11 . ..H.60g Mart) hake.. Tie I...sage of Ha.serseer. way Ise left at gosh..? all ► f 4. Sark, Pi rest loons whence it .41 he stsf•lv row, ....a on based 1.4. Yewl, .on valyasshis of a chores. of ti 4. rpm. eFrh NMI. yrs. s— The C roses 0111,w, SS, Lower Thssar....reetr bleo Wo.te Game (Au. ['kraal. G ..0 assl A. 9. alai hoar owl C:soito. feet • 21.9 .e. F ees of 11. @trio o• 4 n .„. flush lin:born t 0. the 'Cworral Pocket 0111 re, 557. trhatlt Loll Ni. Chastener, Pier, Mrgate. It temoroed Lease be left h e r Sin cal..ek es revisor S. 14 Vesid'a sortie& LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF OF CO ‘Nr 1.111", Aen. ?6. tu TUC NATTIER OF LRE MIENS, A LEIN VEIC. The LORD CHANCELLOR gave judgment In AN CUR, which was in the opinion of the Court of great importance. After haring received she certificate o f the throe i hysicians, Ductors Ainslie, Powell, and sod of Mr. W,rborion, in which it was declared to he their opinion, that nnthing at present (misted of 11.1 &lotions which had formerly prevailed over the mind of Mr. Stephens; but in which, ea In •II other medical cases, they could not ontiertake.to soy that they had Word that they alight hot again watts, it was imposaltde for the Court net to . support the jodgeont of the certi fi cate, 'no Ta o s .' lion 11. en fur the Coon to determine was, whethlut the certificate Ives a proper elle or not. Alter die that only •list in this place.. U any attempts ur aide to hold Meetings such as hare heen held in neighbouring enenties, it will he your duty to pre. strut them; for the object of thon. Meetings has most undoubtedly been to sehtert the G ,vorneseni. roe half, his H oil l flighoess the Pri; ess It•lent's Prorlamatinn In your ►nods; you will Owe it your most redoes atteulioo, and render it u effectual as possible." Mr It WOE adt: • • 4 .4 'he Jury f,r the nOrndinc, .1, Ito 1 4 1 ' W:hly, cir o. %lingo than h• had 11-Ter acr•ed to an 4111111; the D.s.ridanc • • 4110;hter. who said that she had ..en her f then per to tiff 'a (vb., ; and *cloth., atitnvect, sh• hest•l P:acn lcirlfach•r sty, that 51. worth ef Ome sere Jae I.) the Defendant . Vet.lat fur the Pisinlif--Ilifeages6t. I h. CIVIL RIM:. Mr. Jestice BATLCY Mho into the Prius Court at nisi, in the inoinincind by fate is the after noon II ceases •ore disposed of. There er. 41 Causes is the list. of which three have Special Joliet. REFORM MEETIAG .VEAR GLAS.76IV. D'ACin A at.asoow esesn Didnd Isar w►et. nntlrN ere •nd inlet. trinnsl, circulated, for e Pettit. M 4.41n4 of the Volt Markt of the Haven) Parch of Glsegnte, •s 10 t to iota `no•ideratien the di•trns►d Vete of thr rottnt•y; sod the opreisi.y of s [Wenn in th► Cnownons noose of P.tiliemen , ." Sic.; and the Meeting lilll accord ingly hood nn Sstertley, in 1110 I'ill•cross bd., mg. grouni, the nestle!, we hive heard satioetly esti. meted as from three to fire thne•and. v. ercvlsyss. Mr. SCARLET? stated the Cesar. The parties were 'brethren who bad bid largo dealing% together. They Ihrl in the tillage of a felt miles from Chia town. The Plaintiff' Robert It.chartiaott, claimed a !valance of 1 1 41. lie. 2.1. The Drfeudent, Jiseph Iticharrhien, pleaded the s•eteto of Lintitatiori. But it would be proved. that part of the debt hid been contracted within six years, and that within that period, a promise bad been made to pay the rest. — Ile was afraid that tome bed hied had been crested but bus Client did not accuse himself of haying bele% the cause or it. best consideration the err rtifinste seemed to be a 'proper one, and, therefore, the Coors (void not avoid thinking that this Gentleman was now in a state of sanity. list was the Commission which had been issurd against him to be seppot led out the ground ast thee. were apprehensions to be entertained of a relapse into a similar enslatly, the C 0.,, could not act an upon moue apprehensions of danger. Me ese,. after a temperate sod Wick' view of the use. the Court was decidedly of opinion, that theta had been no rsesa . for the blame which bad hems cut cm OP parties, on whose application the Commission had issued, for bad the case been that ct a friend of ' bus I.o.tdsbip's, be should base felt himself jestified. under found's eirrJeastattees and after the fullest Ciro of the ram Ns acting in the same instiller. The I'IttitOESIT, en taking the Chair, strongly cried the propriety of quiet lel deroros. conduct, end hia ijuuctions were well att.ndud to, fir these certainly never was a more orderly assembly. Pretident and several speakers who followed him, @erred upon the distresses of the country. and lb other topics *seal at sic" Men•ings, all of which are now familiar to every rewire. rho Monarchical branch of the Governer...l was spoken of ebb 'Me greatest resort, bet a ;efficient quantity of . h se was bestowed on bit Mrjerry's Mioisters, and the R-reovbmonors were by no means forgone.. As the sufferiegs of the People II•fe ster'hyd prtociyally to 'he want of their de. weight in the Re2rsion'atleta of the cnontry, goaromous Itrsulntlans were p Nl in favour of Anneal Parliaments, Col I Suffrage, gad l'!ection by Ballet. After pa%siog these Rerio!atinns, and others of a I/411 (wend na!ipe, amory, which was a Tot. of Thanks to the local auth..tii ie. f..r the con•rs•utional triltlhot, their deportment, the Meeting tiirpersed rilirtly. There appeared to be n I•l• , ittri hut the following :—•` he Ow! rude of 'Mice, and of HOC rux,rsal Sup.,:ge. :snout Portia osenfr. cad n by Rial.of." have a'•vo heard that IlittP err a K r •en deg with tie letter L •n the C.Otre, Slit! that it Ira. •i•ii On its way back to town by Calder. `he Shertlrs who thooglir It Iterrirol tither ci•ten`atintsaly. FI'M %LE it PPRENTICV.I. MR. WIISON. fully isotope* Po root. ant Mr 'dialog. that is O. tr. quite , of two .4 his Po. ml brute eugo•vol •s prowipal Mover, Ikr A+• ••• • Vat ,tor• sm. An AtAileess Cse two YOU•fi LADIES is he INSTRUt ILL) to Ball-Raoul pail tit.tse i)oncing. Te•m• and pottiest it. war Ite of Mr Wil.ns, at las Acid my for.Dootin, MI Bailey, *war Loolgroorholl. Mt. Ram.—We don't sly sn. When brokers quarrel, boils le. gonermlly in (felt. The ce•e wet crferred to atbitrsto,,, who, hid rot colfici co r c o n. tr,el over She witnesses. We are willing to refer it now to a be,rister. okro pubH•hed, rite 16.64. 11111ACTICAl. lIINT4 end OBSERVATIONS w Madowrle• and G•ddir•e P.rnl o or.t. r.. 106, Ape. pieties. and 46.1.1r0. Draolho. n. r noon cord with Ih• mintier 411 , 001. dl/ F.. 41, hr.; side swim, ms best wenn. a oiling doe Kesel, and oot prerrosioni IM tali. r. Hr V. ARMSTRONG. Pr men R.r Roorteo MIA H il, Mehra! Beekvellers, Great Windom, .rot. I, Hayoutoloet. Mr. SCARIATT.-1 am instructed to decline that; panifeaft. 1 IZ hert Itithardsoa, aged 36. Pliinfirs Inn, said' Its fisher dealt in clover, and his wide was a /Mei', swan. His tither had sold to hi, encl. clover, &r. In D••• 'saber. 1807, they had had a settlement, when 'hove was a Want. egsinst his uncle of 361. I ff. G 1. Aft-r that his father refused In will to hi. wiltl• ith oat levity money. Bat in 1815 his father aviii sold to his uncle, prineiti:ll, dare, and ry•gra.v. Ili. sect, hod in she mina time far psi. norms In the amount of 271. B'. 71. In /Pie. 1814. ohon was a baiaiii• figains , his unite of 17,2 d A month afterwaidi hi. erste al PI! tar aI. ran of 501., acci slum that activism proniifed to !my the ha SIPCO it... Mr. Ifoima.— 'I be Dior, is therefore of opinko t►at the Cnotinis.ion stir:hetd be super•txied. "DARR'S impro•rd PFAIT.OII. lbe weal beisoi. i G 1.1 rscr offe.rd the Pe'Ai,. raiale lor al rte b. ibis. ey .due prece..mo =elm!, at a 'cola .'.r, of th• e. taletacts fan i.bd with fie.gamilips of far shawl Ca IA 1 1 00 . f. • 0 alsoirabl) tattooed as am defy ricketier', ears by the 11164104 • . t:01d. .1“ had ulv of him. P .re, at hi. Mitu..factor% VI. brilliant Petit-Gr, No. 1, Great Itiruell•strert, Gorrieltar•lett. The I,OID CH A NCELLOR e/Nnl;;t. The A truest e-Li tL—And with respect to the twits. The Luso Cusircur.on considered the subject of costs as In estromply delicate one, which could be best SetO.d out of Coors. TM I. RISING OF TM: cnrnr. Mr. AGAR 44 . 1.1, he had consutted thy other G*9- 11•Envn of the Bar. anti the gam', wish wait, that his Lordship susilif rise this day, if pnaajble., they had all maile their arrangements in the exp.r. totiou that the Sidings would Base terminated on Monday hst. Tee Lostu CRANCELLOR taid, arh.ss he promised to rite on oe 231, rie had no eapectati• , n of ere bonito upt petitions Latin; after that day. l'o.day he not Si..; bet if he an* Horologe the Ups this 11,1101111, ha hat no Di jeelion to clap frr.rnnfroar. Mr. CULLEN remakes!, that it was itnpussitde fur nip Lotds..its to foresee, 'oat one bankrupt vliliub sea to necapy lito Court for three days; as had been ilto CUP with the on• last heard ASI FRICA N COO rill NG SYRUP. for CHILI RFN WHILE. CUTTING THEIR TEETH. —l4 ..11•Iii samerivr• C•4•••%*1 have qinovred in 11 , "iliv , v Psi... fn- 1•17, re. • f .1w gn.4 elev. .f lb- 1 , 11- CA 11 !lOIITHINO SYel.tr. near are ..r. .wit' • 0 ilia abysm.* of vv. r• Walt r • • •h a tire Warr /Nayarit; f Wit 7, A m•l•te.wr..i, Efrtkv•isel, puma a 7 •,t a•••% mo, ree wish ic• Grow awl olds, •h. writ .iitra of the e woriseg- 41 44 so" I•ll.vanve•teri of the b , •• •- triv child t h 1,141 i••:1 i• • atilt% .1. th. Ism • Ita.e • alan a areal fa , l.ac al Ow*. dy, f armiac •l• in. , 'II- • I sire n• rt% . rbotirs• *fit,. prir.twe oat t e •••11•% rm . se ten. The r vtlit.nn ..f ay. Chia. a• sn. a 46.1 , 14. • rhema r. irtetthalt being else,' •• a l ot • whe • Pr... 0 ~e v,v,-.vel them Is 'ft the 1100T111•6 SY RU (v•er% *slier soy pr •vras rhole••), irk ch •firr ta•lilt a few titre. resi d ed she .*ll Avv,alivp, anA the*. • Inv •• Op , NW We•llt esiettli removed. *ad the child has rat Irr t ev sill rant VW. Cro...etsrnintil hs Mr. :tsc ••- father hid n o t oniscell in pay 15'. • year . tu los noel. for the maintenance of hi• grand-mother Ile nal not hear his fader sty rbei oh* would cost twice •s morn. IM was in no rageer th• arbitration. Did got )nur father I.ke a •me tgtul fine• your mile? It nag only •Iramg'.tinr. a .-dgo by shirh s►versl acres of my •n -rk•s i tnd meg dishier/. Ten little n•k trees we►n rat down, h•l they %Pre %Wei nothing. His fattier g.si four Items from his allele, one of them Walt isd ; fo♦ these hams sra••.seeds %eta biro. lIP hies, e.f nn board and I•rlaio t du• for h e 's tither.— fi• ilia nnl turn his father out ofd iota: him father grew 'say for iii days beta•** he scolded hi■ for haring R. a lilts•% el Ctrli•be. The sr...Acing, epos the *I de. was pretty fair, Initthe •lit probably think I. at we -ought to hive given s d,-tailed irport of t'.,r speeches, bat lie) hive no favour or cooties, to look frit at oar kinds; for batiog taken, among other ar•ightt mat. tors, the rote of the Press sutler their consiileration, they deemed, its one sweeping Rot 'het the N w-papers in the West nl S °eland were tend 1 , 41 uncap', a id they paoposetl to ettatilistt .iistaly a nee and Ind -pendent Jeanne,. In the accounts •of so-Lilac Meetings in England, there sere distressing r•ptesent•tiotaa of the starved typearance of the people, but we are happy to say that verb little, if soy of this ass perceptible at Sate,. &/'s Sleeting. Indeed it aliptier4 I, be composed ref political speakers from rlfriirent parts of the country, and of h who were fully as much disputed to twiny a good joke as to melt at a Isle of is or. Tile seff,riag Wiwi was not there, and we the mote anciently press this fact, lest the active be. o•voleoce of the opulent might be is the s i..llet, de. gree chocked by the Ides that the objects of tittle kindness were implied in such pursuits. Indeed tha very proposal for establishing and supporting n new perieJical Paper, proved that they esperienceil t pee cuisiary wants. ‘Vhile we reprobate all tech poli•ical M•etings, 'as being most improper in themselves, morn portico , larly ohne we look to the resell stirs of som• trios in England, as brink aborninshle nuisances to tae peaceable part of the community, and es being cruelly sett! upon tow who 1..0k to assistance from other', still we cannot wii!ih..l.l lOW praise from those who did meet, for their orderly ...-ondoct ; bet more do those deserve who 0 0 114 m i/I alto. tether from this avvesibteco. sod gave them nn role , ...nonce, eit!irr as members or spectstitts. It Me taint, sb•ort ;ha goal sense of she people of this ci'v, that in few should hate gone near this hilvetieg, even out of (otiosity, when it is considarrd than it was only three rifles dist'''t from our immense melt. •ion ! and or trust Mat they will eaercise Ilse same , n u„(1 jsfigment, shriek/ there be any foolish prnpoaals for similar asseni!ilsges. In t e rioted notices for Politic kleetiott.. se o that the nears of those who rail the Merl in?, are not inserted, but it is simply -n•iiii•intitl ti at they ore wito the N • 'his is Cora Mr. AGAR sail, he had mentioned the subject, In consequence of a me.segn which had beers WI at his chamber., and which he be:ieved came from kis Lord. ship lbe LORD Cirsucat.r.on easiored Mr. Auer Il'el Co Gar b mes s age had come from him. 11. would not put in end In the %%mod., as lone at the Gen. theme., at t h e 8., h et ! an/ h•;saio... which theythooght it necessary for ham to affect, t.. ; but if it sat in. convenient for them In attend Ilan after to m..rrnw, w. lil t s a . 1 11 1 1191, fir.* ti , riotl lOW. Ile did not it soul.l he acting are pals / 11. 1 '1y 10 Weida •.1 11111 s ads reti , iloas as were not preasieg to stand t•er , till the n at ', II MC.. In torntoner to wh e t li e d foli* from Nlr. NI. , ago yeaierlay, he hoped he no morn , a ~.stirs not being 'efficiently. .ear.l b 1 Conosei ; 1.4 ha was determined that when Ae ellaran •41 104 11 y. 1111 , .•Aw should h •Ird etnet.• to torn. plain of not 1:4 , 411/ been heard auffiriently Lorne, As. 'naive& he beli•sod it sea a subject of corn. Phil" him, thu h•heairl taurthoit no mach. 11... .p.b• to the Gentlemen of the' liar a he mosoll peaks In hi. warn family, anal secOrilina! a he took the libert y • - •flellina them, that in hi..•pinion i!..y might shorten beer Toledo, err., such without doing any inter, to their (.1 eels. • -- To be i ail of the l'eseriePirs..7..lieran a d Qlllitie, 91. Newnla.b-sieee. 0 c(ord-etere. g and, hr i• elr .s.ses-swe.re, at all the prioripal Medici*, Veleders it lowa sad cneeltr). 5.911 pee *rel.. N.H. Mr-. JOIIIIIION relieves the Pnnr. a. rwal. het boot-. etiery try by nod Sorerilav aterviine, rem eire k, b. wire( a Meer fi.sa a versree.al.le h. u eke. e , N erne• sky are chow %It: Jabot; BAILLY.—IIete you any answer, M►. 11.11 f., Mr. RAIVE.—O, yes. my Lord. There is 00 proof of m promisor on pis 351 • ithin ail Mr. JJNir'e Bavi.cr.—Yes, their is, upon the °erasion of borrowing the WI in NIG. Mr. ILAtitt.—Then we must endeavour to retliace the HIM. Gentlemen of the Jorv,—This notable n►phcw his aside (rat a notable account against Ws uncle. The bass, of which one was bad, were re paid by gravisseads. That would not do. Then the land was only struighting a hedge. Mr. SCAIILETT.—If there is any land, it most be land sold and Jelivorel sou have to prove. Mr. It 11,1[.—Xo t it is use and occopition. (The record did not bear this.) The oaks, ton, were of no vale, in the nephew's account. But, Gentlemen, we also chv"g. for i;oposturing a large flock of geese. A lisp flock of Reese must have consumed a large yaws!) of era's. A cer tain number of geese is eq sal to 4 horse. Wall, Gentlemen, we depastored 1 2Y eerie for two years, and chug. ,tos. per (to), •hich hi two years amoonte to NI. Th►:a the' hams must he charged 10s. each ; that is other 11.— Cumbetland films, Gentlemen, are esteemed in Lon. don. Nest, we charge for the Plaintiff's hoard when he was turned oat by this ungracious b.y. Geo.le m.o, if every son scold his father be gets tipsy, we shall hive rare work of it in Comberland, for whenever a herein is made you know you must wet it, Gentlemen. Well, for board for two weeks, we charge 11. Mrs. Ann Bell, sister of the parties, laboured stoutly to prove an enowity of 131. alas from the Pla;ntiff for many years. Othe► witnesses were then called for the oases items. All failed, and a verdict was given for the Plaintiff—Damages, 1131. 170 2.1. Coo .stly k.pl woad... Ned,. ;teems . . •• by ',elk Is. &rued; 8.... n, lie. Othoorl-r.e• S• 01.1, 1, erd Cn. 80. rborch-•••• ; 11•1• , . Che ,p-01 , - 101. Raul Eiebnnee; gad Wsrd. D°c lOR •01.0NION'. CF.I.F.BRA 1 . F.1) sT 1...111;EN r LOTION. or rho • ti.m ea Ihr rner and 11.m.he T..lfris, It in f orm...B. genhuras, Ils rd. hi., 11,4. lt.-d,•-.. et et , . Nam.. Meek. Arm. 41e. ' tionrhalot ..,d o tonne. u• li.epokcs. being oho wawa .1 sc ip s iotion and append:tr.- 1.. in.. oisikt ever Afernyll• N• bils.• sod Censr, p. the Oo h ./ K ieg•les. Al 4. Tl , O, highly esteem/ aledirtme. she Caltllll , ll. BALM Nem.s. Ind n ww 4“. : attdlo , . Avll 1%. PETICEN ES, ..r St/LC/MOTs !MOPS. for aa.l es 4 • s aligiamine from • 'ismer... MO of she hln..J sod Isopli.•-i'tirr 1 10. per b.mie Of V. .1 sot ar.th ste welds ••fistal.S.lnsanc, Llor ..grayed ow oh. ~...up. p:O1.01:!, ea 111.11110 g a 41. , ••• NO!P msvre.et.. al sire, w 11.131. COVII tbeir I. Ater, ‘,.00t pall 1., • 0.10n.0l sf I..vcrpwly 11.1•911-1•M.-dn. i M. , ilitalittrl I 1111.1•' —• Mt I Wt. in TRU rsi, a bei M. tter it b. ligiviitifie. mart% gird. al Me • a hem. r, i h moor 4. 6 . 1110 nMCCeWe 0h ,.4 %IN th •M. err inter• 9rd 111 I.i,ti.w•l •el too d,. N 1.. .4 Ardis Mr. Mowitaisn slid, it would he ostrernely .it•hi• tha. his Lords Lip's recommendation should he attended to. as the Bar stsn was very winch Is. figisetl witb the long speeches that were occasionally cielivwft. Mr. lICALD.--1 9honici .01, sly burl, that Mr. Montagu were the Arai to set an rumple if sheet poaches. (Mr. Mon ago, no later than yesterday, spoke upwards of tail bouts on a bankrept 'roe LORD CIIANCILLOR afterwards stated poai• tisett•.that the timings weeld ter.einate tri.eiorrow. Ills Lordship i expected to be occupied tiering the greater parr of tbeday in delivering judgments. CUMBERLAND 4.5312E5. CAR 1. 1 ,1.1.. Ica. I?. _ CRIIWN SIDE 1...,-.•••..d at no • 101, ige:Hett rf ar prefe..l onl raver with the ~,,• .111011 r 1.1 a 111.1 e aiswrr atirt4 , o . t.. it • ia.• .I( ekke• rtoliatly Uhf go-44er . p..eenglonk boldly devetiel Fro& a al ■ • he'll sa be moll al nri!.o 100 an abed Hair regime*. of ..0 • riehoo. whit, r • Jefe..ii,g alle poreeres; toa do egirwisirs . j. '.p. prete.tioi .ind poi. n .ge whrrh . . meaty year.. lkiee re Mauled inn nree..vrild IM devoted ioltdo-.. •I'la rosins tilon sot t. hahlyd hrrilvos, ah. freq.:emit uppo.ll In our orblion, h an 101.1.11 , - .1 genisleatino to oar pride. a bile min eollikeity Erna Ihr rtrenglkeeed l• br the aaw silent art... Nola • er /1 1 / 1 110•1 11.1,10 aryl ever protect the va ictity fame tense envy or ngs..r..gireelin`Oli.o I be imp. %mob, nr the owegivatv stria of elating I. the •1111114•111 an. ..firo lord ...4he 44. m of n n•e; hoop. 'tient . .., am. she earl. eppliimet he c•lled, shoat nal • roe Mail..iated by a fro da•s' care; aid rtrn in tbe si..res.4l.oared Alger, ebarai - teriavd b• tat...eroit• , yirpt•iae. •• earl llhe'rlle der asiertier. by readers/a the irranneat SIN , effr. teal. o. e chard , , or fonetionol dfrtrrbaare, incideatal to toe trarelliive avow a., lulls equals • Moir mar province, and vii.l yield Io minnow% Among thee are Oi•enwv of tie *When. irealwoo., at.d ron.t.tutiocal 'lntake/ands, of boor,. r knit darois.a. TM, limn WWI way he re... tied in areienee, and, in. blend of betas ex. n.r.ied b• Mervin, y. he will rir• glair tihr• rf..of of •ic..i..0• l ke begi. of we tegli-e••t.l do eel ell a the irle.-,fieeliee og bas ue, ate bumph dru.rl• d la • a.. e Palely iotilohrd, RA. d the • A. • or I ire." the sa. rd ...le of whirl , . rifelillk• IIIIO•11 a NA as 10.04 g p...foi.e, are gigeleeinhle g•re4...f eur ..101.1t. The N eh .a• he II al as IN Voted,. Err row g lib. P.I. molls '24. Gorr,. freer. Selo $ lit sad 23, Eket t•••.. 111 y dn. a.m . ., jail, for revisitsl resoallation, and tt Vela • %pi ..ta. yo ,1 e•I aOr IPletTielll . . Of in •err .• i:g y ..tnitri.• • . el• is ;Ii• rroviir. th,ge , 6 • ike it...en..., • • I: ~ • elr for mod,. ioe a , ..1 :A AUP. ankh CAu he fp cid, feed aritrd to aoy pan i.f tin nrtMlartl f•. M R tnr.e4r , . 13, Wigwam-Witt, g.ec.-111fcri, Lui Mr. Baron \Vnod, who art ir. , tl here Isle last night, ° wawa to the Crown Coors at 12 tn.dny. 11,nel Morpoth is ForPosass of the Grand Jere, and among other Gentlemen of tea and weight in thp coyote who attended, Re • NIPIIPd Lott! Low.hor and Colonel Lowther, Mr. CUIWPfI, and Ssr Jenses Grabens. The Call of Lou►{lgte sat tau his Lordship's left hand. The Royal Pr ,, rlsolotion of Sane, against Rite ► prolsoonoss, and louvers:sty, ha►ing tern road, his Lordship thus clirrivil the Grua! J.rry :—•• Yost I,l, vurs on *hi. occasion I to nice to be short, for the I'ri•onvrs are foe, and tl,e otleoresserarged are tore vinpanied sit'. any citcomstonees If no►elty or op grawation. Genii:wen. I am serf hypy this on d oirg oa sr; par iu Ike Cr lendir bok!ing domes toroultuous assemblies. In this county you h•ae had Aleet;oas, hot not loch es Slone eon% elsed a minty. I hive no (loom that you *ill do sit in your roller to metier* the partial dirress MOORI P. NIXON. This 11111 an acti4n brotnsit by the P!tinfifr„ as ail. asinivrator to his father, a mason, to mover the *u.n of 6 . . I Is. des to hi. lithe? bj the Ilefetul.nt, Min a 101$411. Thomas Nlilliern, was Waver, with Jebti \ebbly, spots et.ls intitrt ; their surf!! was, I! II the Intieniltnt should pa) lit. Ils , stitch the Dett nJaot promised to d... (this witttws , e 1211. di.torptinnir Min. enrercini lis 5 ."•19 hs att einvlietic knot k upon the trot in u hitt he stone.) Cross.eastnined by Mr. It %iir..—You clinch otory thing, nit (tienti ; sal nail wt et ann .55 ? It is slow. Sir.—' pou were ittliiirst•4 in tni nallt•r They 1.11: 11111 with s r*ilne.--(.lft:ndo of 1 latt i rkfer.) 111,41, they ,06 °..1) with traction of a man, end sear hi.• d was op ? N. , SI. ISW ell only beefiest. sou were 114r.1 me. ilf is a sespectuble also, a yeti nice moo, Sir. haeorteet bermes, people oil! rere.alrily wink t.. know ..r.mtih.n2 of the incliritfisis • :two they an .atoned insatirn.l. To 'lmply thi+ (Irfi•i*l•ry, via 'hall ••••• the oSia.l of those oh.. eal!rd the Mt•ong on beifiltv list, sod Ilk•wity of 1h...• who hire eallerl • 'M....in( fret emu Tha.ttl3v. By W. , (fort,. 111,41 1 't e. l l al••• by ftiarosecei •io tt.ey are that k.ep the . • tailit•ry, and d•e riblee ita g•heral. is • !UAW 115 ult. The prttons ob• •• the call fcr the Meet ing list q , inlay. Area , - la • , a•.•. Part dleiw, it ri; LI.• •41 vs I Jobs. Vlt waive, West. Ig t „Loges tt..me, ,• e tR. tw.. • n?.. +eager. dill 1 I • •• 14d 48.4% *rower. 141 Wan (. teas. f 4. }..T- hew.. so I Nit Ileg nark r, Itell•res 0. der. 'l - •• . 01:••irg see $1•... 1111011. "ph have c P.• / • ro.oir. bee-fell . I%.brolay New 1--• .1 T•SP • •• d• 1/*/* 1111. 9 4.6* ! oradgesa• • 1«.8.4.• at& onAs.s• . stoloorwes, • 6 •••wei J. • L L„. ; a weer. 0:1 4 •• •• •••• •e .". L ft-•••• 9..*-64te Wilwar G. Jim, Ise•s.r. %IS •I I. I *.t • J Agri Nrt. 11.11 M. I' elk. I .6 . • Ulk-s• Jim* ' • , ,Ve . r.t, t. 44. R as s Jen , . •-• •••• mar, Calatic.• ; fi . L, own, t Lomat. I