The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-01-19 00:00:00

p ilt. -. - • _ • ". cAritouc EMANGIP4TIOX. r f I % . • LAW r.vrEL LIG EYCK. RIATHritLn f. nrmoilteL Mr. O'Cagaiil. as us readers sure last week ar prised. bad Ilia Meatiest of diss Catboat* of ,reland to Mem u the only aselfiems prourieg Catimrse Savancipatioa. Ires team eel tpat sabject drew from Mr. Sheik Use stitesasfal **static writer. a very *harp sad realms amidreas Om Catholics of lrelaad, to srbisit O'Cosenell ba.l 'stormed a very spirited sad ratistactrary to ply. As a specimen of Mr. Sbeirs style. we give the follaeting estract 44 Well, then, dies Mr. O'Coranell melly that you are to be so loliaded with adl the warms. ; which be has raised. as to imagise, that them esietil any contoectioa whatever between names Catholic Emancipation and Parliseicatary llama ? Mamma inay be the 'cadenced* of a Lomas Cathe Toe, is his, individual capacity. ups that topic. what has his creed to do with it ? if we cultism obtains re et Smear selves. what shall we procure for adores? If the man Catholic question cannot passthnowelt she yeeja dices, will reform overcome the iatereses of the Besse of t `amuses Mr. O'Llesaell's reams - tag goes es *hew the 'take's' of the Catheroca--why, the. ally their' imbecility to the canoe of gofers"? What will ilea cans., gain by Mr. O'Cotteelts curlew a peacock's! ?bather into the scale? Where, ties. is the cao.ainty 44 a reformed Parliaaseat passisgensancipatio . a ? Tie i *real tiode was ',acted by a rarliameat which set at, apiliante the maturity a the iNawn. It is emotion.' that many of the opposseats of retreat at doe advo cates of ..r cease; ma it is strange that. ewes while Mr. O'Connell expatiates epos its arnessity. he sem i such a high value epee the soppt of Mr. 4."anaing. , who is a zealous enemy to that meamate_ lle eras malts, that there was lately a mere majority of wee, against el in the Cabinet, aa4 yet he hits us devils' I unless his new nostrum be emapiorvi." Oat limits an allowirte as to assinselvest on the newest points is idn• plate. lame a which are =emir perusal. we row, sou ourselves with geodag the folioriag o w ., tom the answer of Itr.ol.74staelL •• I asav sow itissisiss Mr_filscil is perfect theerfalaen. I tut alienist him to the association of Ms fellow Is to-suers in the Cortzepordeat sad Daddis Jed. sael. for rot part. I &kik it better piracy. ao I alas sate. it is better principle, to iris the British selienters, ma to c4ovinee them that the Isiah Catioaraus are not, as they have here .flea represeatel by Mr_ X beif's emu allies--,a fatties irrawliag iarasidstal arlwarmagers —bat roes who aaxinasly sal einseatly desire to advance general liberty, sad who assitrutaall is what coastitotioual aa4 ruined liharty Ambit assist. •• (taught sot. however. to be forassmen. that he has wit &stashed any one of the peopolitioes wield' I *Might to establish. I will sketch time again *stied,. tat. That as anrsslieresedrartiameat is as „„,.5.1.44 rejected oar petitions wit/Imm sow ratiasal CllMt, or eves asy plasaribie twelesee ger atr.3s rejectima s• lid. That we hors adding to sawed is oar peN lira! or moral cominet, or to silSee aeon, rehiciams p' tip —sad as we cannot improve oar merits we mem en (learner to improve the Parriasseat duet it may do jet ti ce to those merits. •• 3d. That as unreformed Paibtxtred c-onairtanan cipate ms, became it cannot dimmer iiirseresioa ashram= the Irish; the istatremont the fast are at remelt weakened sad raised_ •• 4th. That tie prang Ails frnm which any actessima to Pahlie Liberty cam he erpected. •• it is curious to Nohow Mr.Shiel has met the sett tonic in sty address. Coudessed it amounted tim da • nth. That the Home of Lot& is the last &into, 4-voted moguls, of attentios to foreiya prmititotes sad varlets, and istfosed as hese to die sights of fire melt titles of felkw statjecm. •• Doss sir. Skirl deny this—so-4st he ;smiles it He says that the canoe of the glees was of • so alo wills; • character that it • timeikr4 asp GM tile avowal of tie Stoma sod he adds is she happiest vela o f the pathos (that is the shocks tr 414 CJ •Ze pidle a A i „eer is mot to be rtpaired.)- is not. --.E.-- VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, JA N. IS. THS roaTamornt C•IITILI II Tag 11, - urga.or xvice.ming. This was the petition of the sarsiviut► assignees of the bankrupts. praying that a debt of Iltff. allowed hs tar Commissioners to be preyed agaisest the hawk ropts by a ' person of the name of Henry Hart, ntiirlst he etpanged. or reduced to soda a runt as the OMNl nrissieners might award, upon further esaaaiwation. The ground of - the applic.atisa war, Out the above vreditoe hid pnrcbased the notes of the ilia SO the shows amount subsequently to their being declared I.6nl;rupts.. iris Ito vors not deeming this a reasonahle geovwd, the Connsel ba , l recourse to other statements, which not b , irg contained in the petition. his honour could nor etend to, but gare liberty to the petitioner to 'Vie" !Ifs application in an atwte ie4l (VIM. COURT Or RING'S RENCII.-41s. At Nisi Prins, twines the asisfJustice aatiallpiciat Jary. 'fLii.• was an action of arrimrpxit.• The phindffs ate assienere of a bankrupt, ranted Bile. who had here a public-house keeper in Piccadilly, and the dt tgadant: is a wine-merchant. in Devonshire-street. qa•tertosquare. The action was brought to recover tilt amount of a quantity of wines and spirits which j were said to have been fraudulently conveyed to the defendant by Bale. antecedent to his bankruptcy. in order that be might afterwards have the beactit of them*, thus defeat his bona fide creditors of their j just tilainas. The general issue was pleaded. The plaintiff's ease was conducted hr Messrs. Ova is I:1, tituot.rtins, and Wit.ns; atmid that of the defend ant by Aleasrs. biaaa‘srr, thews x. and E4FINASAV.. Mr. lknestv, 'who opened the- case, stated shortly nature of it. anti the substance of die .evidence %Lich be meant to offrr. Tbis,..thaegb a civilt action. W. 10 1 ,1 turn a goo I deal upon the itnadeleat conduct of the parties. Bale. tin bankrepa r kaving for ..war titne varri.etl on 4 retail spirit hosinees in Piccadilly, het-awe embarrassed to bh circuit/nu:ca. 440,1 his c.edit was still very good. lie timaiirli had dear:cgs 11TE ETA' Stith a wisoweereheet. slimed ?raft% who first Isere- I tiiiid him to the defeadmat- Sae was afterwards called epee to ge bail for floldisg, the siefentlast, ea as oreasioe when be was arrested for debit. This cir cumstance crested as intimacy. sal a csoideece grew up between than. Bale made so secret he the defend eat of the maw of his affairs. Fares after Bales af fairs beeesnieg more ctitical, mete teue suggested to Liss. that if he marred himself to be made a basic sups. he would lose ell his property which metal g. 1 to his caesium. but that if fie pet a little manoeuvre , is prectice, he might saw Were-head onnething out of the venesal wont. which wadi serve him ghee war& Acting apes this leeseat sad friendly en vision Mr. gale shrew spies hie farmer etesSt; mad, 4 soessgst wilts* Wiseaenelrauts. he succeeded is lay ieg is his mores abbe 2.11i11. earth of siert, all of which, is dine time, were *severed theete is the he -1 feerlaut's cellars, is Deveethire-street. silliest a shil -1 ling being received is merest for the Bale made 1 entries of the est- !osier: eel so far as his bodes coal& , furnish elides/ice, they showed ,at "fie:ales to the de- . deerinstfereeneach. fleirwer,thin Omagh very style-, statically arranged, mat sit csieg far mewl; for it Male became z benticeme, it was gaits sear L. shoold cabier retire the lefearlaat as his debtor is his sche dule, or sire some accovet of the arriney which Me hat received St payment of the wises. Nes theme, way of getting rid oldie dishoskte was to staler hint- - self a debtor of the deltoid:tat, lea eetda wit she wilier es eel& met no fetch is mosey, bet is payment of au old debt. ;tat dies it woad Istri; *di that a sum of /MAIL had bees etroeivad all at 4.03 e, awl SYSCAMSI I I" the defendasc had hinreelf bees a hatiltrapt bat a sheet time het re, es that he bad sot a shaking to lead. A waitress of alseseew was Gem give*, by Male to the defestlaset Z 642 list tank being Leas,l with this.. aWI of els:image cans them ewe. esti this itseof wet .saitivg Mr_ Hollases palate, Dale gate receipts dated at &Crest times, as if he lad ire thew or t.noises, "mitred cash due the Wise_ The plet was moor drieheniate. for Bale wort either to eo reel. awl he ranie a haskarept, or bras hie medium who were hewer! ciamonses. The defendant hod Lie arrested kon the warcast of ariotaey /re: 211014/.. earl he ryas of room ems ifesciamyed ; bat he was sees /her at meted be a 4ssata jtak emitter. sad hailed .wt fry fielding, till as length arrests ham vs, ke l pies* that it was Anted 111 0 0tuAlicr w let Rae go to gaol, and he woke heti:rapt_ Mt fatally were then is greet &elem. need lieLfrog sr etre rise ir.ne his stile 11)L far her eappri It was hiss the liises !leech tint Made eras demurs. sad here he ens fervently sisitod by &Mier- Arad lame it e-as said Ow the &Aire* roorlor mid Labs oaf Ferrets of the view were made mar. mita At were of coarse *mediated, aid regretted te he oktara at the time die goods mere deiiverelt. ICeiertnerre K a le lay in pri/ore for snag anowths. asi Ism site limes made a haskrast, and sliwitargett. Me sever got as! severer *vet the defeeilasts .of the proceeds of the wiser- larmoLed hy *kit , teraiment, he tweed renal epee the siefeatiant, land e-unii two, sloes put Mite cite hat, telt tke : simile teeth. aid Aar that these wittet might le go I to the Itenegit 411 his emote. 31r. thireey cosanded hr •ayieg he eitoaW sot offer a rewash on the evi -1 Acme of the lambs epi . IT aaticipaties, Inn Inure it re tied!. to the Airy. ' • -- Rale, the hasimpt, less thee pat has tiie bus, std ii, as enamistaiiint of near leer how hy II r_ A note er c, he called seer mitraiely the thetaiir of tilt. trienvet which Air. Garnet- had given. lb de j elated that hr 6E4 never received any nennideration ! fee the eine', and that the minim amielpta for money 1 pail h r the damage( at the 'dine they bear /late. were all agate urkitit hr, floe witness, was is the King's . Hawk Prime. 1 . .24~ *titer witsevrt wrir caXed mai time part of the plairetifX a.fter "Aoki /IL .M •at ArT add:raga the Joey ea the nierits of rile mar_ The ca st 'rota entireir on the eviienc• of the bankrupt. wink lit gen secnent um. patty to the crypt with the deft/Aral_ Wottiti the Joey believe that the hank/apt entered all the debts t• tke Jetnadant., hut serer rase tits credit for any ivy motto itstil niter he west iata the Beach velooo. It was most unlikely that any MAU wnuld eater into a sebetne for tier secret trainftr of es- eiteattle property. which caul.: sot be ftillon'td fr OSP place to &ruttier without the rsilise taking pithily sake of it.. Me °sly ittetzinv was, whether the tietendast bought the g•ostA; for the prices were serf iututateriaL He world prove that hills of parcels weer. frequently wade ovt, and that the bankrupt re erica rash fur sr Lich Le rave ereviiits *a the spot. If the bankrupt rasa party to the fruit( his assignees (<m1141141 riveter. Mr. Marryatt coocistled by aayistg. dist he should prove, that though the whits wear hotight at a cheap rate, yet the purchases !Cele Walk fide by the defendant He then called Mr. Thomas Mnikling. who it the (fete:111111's lira tber, and other wituesict. to prove that the remainder of the stoney had beer paid to the Isynkrapt fur the wines. 31r. Orit!'":7' made a Gil-able reply %Ton the easel of this evidence, 'lid the ChiefJassiee bawl"' nhiartly ramified up. the Jar; foetid gut the plaianitr is Sib the damages ka th.. declaration. 2,007/. edit dialing'. JURY COURI; EDINBURCit sum. T. ItoutranN Aso co. AAA GICORME roams. tin Monday a most important carte came on for trial before t/ais Court, iu which Alexatitier Harper, ironmonger in Banff, Ira* pursuer, anti Ge.orge 111. binson and William Hohinson. merchants, them and tleorge Forbes, Sheril-Soistitnte of lianffshire, detoders. The pnrsier, who has carried eu busiaess as sa ironmonger in Banff for thirtte• years, alleged, that (rein opposite fedings in-burg/1 politics. Messrs. 'ito bittson and Mr. Forbes had harboured enmity against hint. A brans h of Mr. Harper's hnsisess is dealing in ofd east-iron. of which article be purchased several small quantities from Georg* Simpson, a servant of Messrs. Robinson, but who tlid little jobs for otl►er /people, at extra hours. In the Acumen of 151.5, Messrs. Rubinson received ruf.►rsutiun that souse see '-tal, which they alleged fanned part of th lir stockist.: fautues.hail been abstracted by Simpson, and was seen ja Mr. lisrper's cellar. 'ffroystated this information to tlie Proseontor, wit., applitd by petitilo to Mr. revises, is his official character of isatice of tie Pews, laws whom a precogisides was takes, and transmitted to the Crows Caudal, is Etlishorgh ; lin eoitseisesee of whirls &misses was indicted for theft, and Deeper fir reset of theft; the former having faiied to awes: at the limit Grart at Aberdeen was fegitated ; the latter was acqsitted, the pretender hating failed is idvetify the isss. la consequence od these pesoeedings, fiat-per amy lseemed as adios ief damages two years after the ; trial :widest the Robinsous and guises., accnsiog I them of a marseives citespintey to rain his character and cepataties. Ater muds litigation, the delloniug hoses were prepared and submitted for trial :--- I. Whether, at die hewn et Bane before or *Per the mouth of Ample Ita 16, or shoot that time, the defender, tieorge &rise% Siperitf-Sultetitese of the comity of Wulf, did enaliciewsly combine and con spire with the other defenders, George ilahlosoo and ) ..,... . , . i AI 1 HAM 1100111101 t, or SSW Or ether of them, Warty ) mud iojixiously to firfaine the parson*. and is tido him is bin character ? Aid whether, combising and neaspiriug as aforesaid, they did procure, or tattse to I re istoetseed, a pesitiuo to be pretested to the said Grange Forbes, as a jinitice of peace far tiae Paid emery of Sauk by Joins Solids. Pnernrator-ftscal of j.he said emtaty, takely, isjoriestskr, and staliciods.lr tsocasing the said purnaer of *wing reilty of reset 4 theft, witless* pesbahle or teasomaltie can't for the Said accsmatios ? 2- lad whether tier said Geneve Forbes did after wards, as tech gaoute asf pearn. usalicioust!-, partially, and irrerelark. tale a woo/voltam. ripen the said petitiiia: aml lit malirinsoly tramotit a false arm- sation, without due impriaF iate tie teeth of the EMUr, fin or ler that the same alit fee lail before tie food Advocate ?—,. 4 ta I I ladeet her the said tureen was triad heftily the Kg* Court of Jastiriarr ati .themires, era tine .toads el Septeeniarr I sl3, mid famish set 4,naitty sit the mine r[ reset of theft as aforesaid, on an indictment at the ilanamce of the said ford .tdvirease, foroded oat the precognition takes. mad the a.-onsatisoi made as aforesaid, to die re and <Lunar of the said permari. 3. And 41 ire dirt the staid defenders, VrilEnet awl tioorge oc one <ar other of them, dill Sias Litionoly mushier and measlier with the said 4ieorge Folio-, in lineferrinc the said petition. coatainiug the A11et4441 false :And iinjotrioas *faintest aforesaid, and in tr.rnenitline the preougnitioa arid fate area , maim: sloetssiel, so the 'morn ages* at E.linfrnrgh. ' for the purposes a&Anesii<l. to Ate inas and dainal.se tic sail inwetet 4. Awl wheite tlrr .ail &fenders, Irilfi las ant (t-orte itebioceu or our co other, or bads of theist, <lid Work and widicioisly. and without reasonable Ate proliafait rams', .areur se t lar said pursuer of reset of theft, :And did, was or othee. or firth of them, poocare, or cense to be proeurol., the said petition. to be pre sented mid transmitted, and awed tie same to trial as aforesaid, fiAr the pe e see aforesaid' , to the loss am/ daossage of the said parener! Daanages laid at 2,1.111111. .Mr_ Mc tins A opened the case for the rif t area, sad esanrimoil sessra4 wiesessea, sane of whom j was the fond .dhertiee 4 'leek, uho ass a roemiderahle lime ender examination. Me J addressed tie Akory for Messrs. Roleineon and (=A Mr. t ;Pen- Ton Iselialf of Mr. Forbes. haat neither of the slr tenfirrs called any witnesses. 'Pie Loan 011107 (;0J134 LEM ovnt Laying nummd Inv that Irsitience.„ the Jut). netined for a short time. sad reenraed with a realact lioding for the defender. ors the first. third, awl fourth issues ; and for the (*voter on tire second Moose. Damages against taco, e Forbes. 300/.. ontleretaail that Mr. Fotrbet intends to move for a sew oriel, grounded us the plea that tie verdict Aftscoufurat to the eiriileoest addstred. CURrUVS CISE (gyp 4:1 7 IFulc.t .1 st,Ave yvs IoORD MATUIL A arisock man. wagged Rvaaa, of Jamaica. war !mock 'erten. time lAA: Mayor. aiuJer Uniting mime et seanttlascr b tibiae . s hick case rise to the reletratesi elsettis■ decided through the istersew t:•A of tile lax Granville Saarp, is the Coust eA King's Poach_ The Captain ef a Jamaica4man appeared against Ike Blatt, wile is a fine-Linking tidier. abort twenty years ef age. This reticle:at had, it amerced from the statement of one of the Ilarslialaben, entlearourell totompel Eeans to sail with him to Janiaica; het the I Black Man. , the state of liberty better than the state hew skirl' he hail miners'. sad to which a visit to Jamaica steulel ag.tia *abject hint, mfissed is the moat determined siiilo44l.r to lame Kaglanil. The Part:tit, proilocid a handbill to the following elect Five Periods newart.—Apprestiee Absconded. " T. Etta-. arm-entice istxpesaii C. latch left St. Bar thOlosies". IfolotaL where he had bore for the corosety of kis health, itoat keit set skier horn betted of Prmicoo.l) to t& eater' 2; the Itoolitol. he resided • itk ilia Isle ollitrr- Zia II."' foliowit a ateacrivehm of the Black's person sad The einnvi.iinant stated, that the defendant was , his apprentice. by virtue of as inilentore executed it Jamaica, ea Are 3d d Jose * 18111 1,' Ns .peeeliseed • the defendant from Captalts 11, and appolibsdbiss to glee , ilsation of his attendant, atter which he teok him as as appreutioe. The appreaticeship was Is expire at the close of five years. The Black was placed by him in as hospital is !mindere. and he es pretnd that the siossent his apprentice was recovered, lee avualti return to his ditty. The Black instead of doing so. ilerampeat and. by his own achaowledg nient, toner iuteaded to perform the terms of the con trader. The indenture was hawks' in, and seemed to Le drawn op in J **exec ptiosudite wanner, and signed hy t!.e !Hach. So tar every tiling seemed to be cor rect upon the part of the tonsplainant. 1 Le Loco 31ATOK asked by 'what authority the de.. fondant had entered into a contract in the island of' Jamaica., of which Ise was a native, and expressed a wish to see t.onte doenusent to prove that the Mack' had. previtsstslr to Ma signing . the instransent, beets rested with the prisilege indispensable upon et:ea sier).* of amino 1. The Captain said the Black was mattuutitte I before be was bound. actocAlias to the usual forms. 1 1 / 1 1111;iii. ALAIMO sad, mistiot selp pewdesible, to all iewhts and purposes srrve the teem of contract, this country; bat if sot, f rally he, that his objection 'Orion that by his ohedicere thisg lesss time voluntarily freedom fee slavery ; an was every day shewieg, must cordially detested. The Captain said be had mission. He declared. that exec-etc.!, the dekndant stoald as aothiag could ieduce hies into slavery. The black begird to beam that he would sot be ur ieg at Jamaica, to which boeml. 'lke tottyloiskast repeate4 &ogee w•as to be apprehended. The Mark then tholaxed he had st , vcr &at LI 241 true, eigued a paver, bvt teats preview/1y to his leatiug a Slave whet he di R 3, capacitatetl from etneriog ukirte4, that his %gaging iulluce Lite te stAe aaa blvssittg, bat though be . to the gestSeotus who von-based Fret to be hoax free, fur there iw Joutdica to whom he treiriateut lthe 'thick aaleil, that dee Captain for the service, bat he Wall DA It rpoligl Captain wear/ to bring h; At the liest advantage. Gamin slid tiot iitivictisese, hot boopeti the Lath • vital the dtiog shoot, Leal, .411ariot axial Black, anti that he of tire pour felluu . after u! sins shoahl be ve•duc.ed. teall hio maitre. 'ke Mack set rent nal M the Cuatiater, and the seised a letter front the statisc, that cram had lit . for three yeanui JunrgiCa, purtisased hits to bring to .beret heard that a devil of cuted. but he hues. that *initiate to slake the Black Yesterday the Black Compiler. The lard Ma: Capt:►ist had saihol, bat mood to prevail wpm the )Mach blark most resolutely refaced. The Loess Msi•ua approved • minatioa to avoid the condi' probably be mimed if Jamaica, and stated to list* that animpear•haUe, inrush.' easily this ro►►rtry. The Black was very that the rottipter, where he is who'll Mr. Williams, the SI tlw poor fellow's advantage. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. T' it Parker, Dunn, front Falonnth, pet into New Torii December, in distress, hawing experienced cinatiatied gales, and hot all her sails starlet th e f orr _ hapail, sprang her masts, snai• Jones's, and ismirsprit, avid sprung a leak. The Samitiel and Same, Harland, vas wreekeil ea the 24 tilt_ it Briar Wand, Ray of Fuoday. Ciew leaved. The brig Admit., Norris, hen ratio In!mkt grit almeelosed Mai Nee. in tat. 3. lea. ;I having trn feet water is her held. 'fie Mary, of Por!hely, from Newport to Cork petite." Kilrash, *hunt 13111 ia,t. wick kiss of israininast, boat, aid bulwarks, and in a •ers lnaky state. lELsixttat,l•si. 2.—The Sound is full olive. The Jeadtken. of and for Copenhagen froth London. hag put into oar barhoar. Whirl EllOl EN, Jaw. 11.—The Triton, Little, sailed front hence weeks •go tee Newry, an 4 has not since been heard of 1 • VJOL11.8 tiro. 6EN WITH.---Movintaimeer, front Hull 1 4 1 Jamaica, nu the Vil Ili. tat. :t2. long. 31i. 30. by the Prate, liantgate, arrived in the 'tetras. The Concord, Eales, arrived at Datmenth, spoke t!. • Dove, of Liverpool, from Newfoundland, diamastetl, and part of her cargo thrown overboard : had sailed from St. Jelin's, Newfoundland, Ike. 10. I..iberty, af Aberdeen. on the Nth inst. and supplied with provisions by the Plicsorin. Lydia, Slaittlewerth, at the Gallpegot Island, in Fe bruary list, by the Asp, Kenny, and by an American ship at Cogaiisilio. in Jime. Maria. kosit Sierra loon, te LeaelN, by H.M.I. Le t-ecru, arrived at Portsmouth. Kc/tpae * Mtewner,-elf-wett, the-11117It; illk - M. - . W. - long. 23. IW. 'WS the Penes-n.4110., llouurey„ arrival at Liverpool. Tulip, from Newfoundland to Liverpool, on the 11th inst. lat. SIP. long. 11. with loss of imig haat and waist-dimiso, by the Margaret, lkoivu, arrived at Li verpool. igree% front Laudon to Jamaica. on :he 19th nit. lat. -1!.. 32. long. 11. 50. [leery, from London to 1u• 114 ; St. Vincent, hone Cork to St. Vineents, on the Intl. inst. hit. 50. 21. long. 7. 40. by the Canada, liarisoo, arrived in the' DOWNS. DIED. Oa Tnesdsv - last. at No. IL king-street. Mnov-tilt, de. p- I h regretted by all wbu bin/ her, him Sarah Lawton. agol fort'.-iii. On the 9th inst., at the advanced age of 913, Robert Dam son, Esq.. of Beading. Berks. Os the 17th last.. Jobs, Davison. Esq.. Prospect-place, Paddington. in the tlist veer efiti. age, tht the 17th inst.. sedienij, %Ir. Tticholes Parl.es, of No. 9. Ceioe-row, Queen's Elias, /'belie*. --•--- - - - - London Priotad. and Pabllshet! it tby Oiler or '•Twe 1 1S" " Tairessittyv floe (Siii/o/ Paper) No los/. Strand. oprootto Ht. elemrat'sCoure r. by R. WARDELL. Jas.. LL. R.: to whoa all co.• ago iieetiotes, Orders. ea. ars zapiated to bo adiroosol ; • I I • :4 \ r . t • I fir I, that if aka dad of g low br defemdant was of lo st see as ceenpiotely ham a r 10 act, as it Ise wail a a s say, w the Marrone, mei* sok n to serve avow free a mil . are be would ho deist so. ly russeatieg to eatsh ai ,„ exchauge which th e wsg T i both white ea& bits,' am e . had sot the deed of a loft sat es,* if fie deed had k ik mould have smithies! se Gar, his (tbe Carina) s e wi g cover what stow* he tram !at ipso slavery *pee .iv. piece the complaimant tats sted his assurances that as !Intel ed to the Lord Mayor, dos biintief. . He hail, is ern fir knew nothiag of its ass. easing Jasasaieas has hr vas , and of coarse as each isr g into a contract. He ail for Liberty was swi g as i s carrifiers to olstaia n t h a might be ander obligation rrhased him, Ise did um er there was NO toile M AIN% could apply in ca:.e of M. hr had Urea purchased 1, re of a friend in this country, taw's fur thr ,erviee, and the Itiui back, and dispose Lir Deems the matter after this Kirk world be kept in cm. sh I be cleared ati. d he shouts! take care of dm it rite to tke furnwr master rhiek, it the deed of mantissas Evans must, of course, as. der the rare of Mr. Tram Lord Mayor won after iv. master of the yottog sea, lived aith lii. as his slave and that the complaining to this conntry. The writer of nianumissiou had bermes*. t the complainant had aft is. k his appreative. was brought up lies the 'yet' now ascertained that the it that endeavours had hem I Black to sail with him. The ased. 'roved of the Black's deter- 'sedition to WWII he might be had consented to go to a that as his character was 'gaily precast a situ:duo itt anhful. He then returned to s to macaw for some days, ilicritf, will exert himself fur CIL . _ _