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this act. An Act el Attainder Is at once a violent and Ishentan proceeding. The child even enbnrn Is pre. scribed end !welshed for the act of his crafter t an act tee. that perhaps in a sebsegoont period •at+ ont tasty be jestified hut commended ss all berme peer, of patriotism ! This circumstance reminds one of an epigram on Deems : •• Trevino sever proper*. It bat% Ilse memo? Wlty, if k prayer • w••.. alit' cell it tresses." The necessity of a change is the system of Govern ment es at relent carried en, Is manifesting itself in the most uosinbigeous way possible: since no re tional creatures, already hilt starved to death, would leave their homes and wailing families to attend Meetings.' a distance, os is &none' in rations parts of the kingdom. If the goad were not sharp, the multitude (which we have often compared to the sea itself, which, though never quite motionless, would nevritheless be for ever exempt from tempest, hot for the •Ifflielit, acting open it), the multitude, as ',ob serve, afield not be thee excited but for very urgent caws**. Wnat then most w• think of so unfeeling co temporary rites' ex ',rotting himself RI follnlte Sit Climes le• L T, who appears rig/dyed to die purr ti:e f of oho mob with his brother Baronet, Sir Fnawcts BURDETT, presided at the parsing of a series of Ft...filiation'," Aci he. After which, in stead of espreging one iota of pity for his sof feting fellne.crooterve, for he moat know that they do soff , r bitterly, and have long suffered from the errors, if be will not call It the mis conduct, of the Government—he proceeds by saying thai !Lis very Government has been too lenient in overlookiii< sack Nleetiugs. On this hard -hesited sic., we ran only say in the words of SNAIL " Can such things be, and overcome as like a cloud without ear special wonder f" The arri►al of the Eaerresar, direct from Buenos Ayres, bas brought letters which contradict the re peated reports of General ALMAa haring entered that place. Every thing was perfectly quiet at Ilse date of the Dith of March, but it was expected • new Director would be elected. General SAN MAR- Tr had, it WM, tros.ed the Andes Mountains, arid toss expected at Buenos Avers, bat not with hit di. vision, w►ich was to remain la Chili till farther or• dem. PARn, JUNE 28.—This present %skis of doe Chambers will terminate the elth July. The General Council of the Book of Franco has hod the dioiderd for the AM ri months .f 1819 as 35 fronn par adios!! The res•re• it thr►e franc'.— The dividend will he pyrd et 1M Book, to a.m• Moe, swat Thersdos, Jahr I. A Petition was presented to the Deprties, on he. half of the Slew BOUTAT, f..rmerl) Coteoel, against the surrender which had been mad. of remain forests I in the county of Nassau, now called the depart. meat of Lower Rhine, and demsndino their rein- 1 1 ...potion with the national docasios.—The Pe- titioa stated, that the forests were of consider.' able vales ; that in 1793 they were resoi.fed to the domains of the Sate, as forming part of Nemo, then united to France; that la the year 10, the Prince of NABIAU•SAROSRUCR WAX &Mead, wills. met descendants in the right line, his sisters reclaim. rd the forests la quality of heirs, and the Chief of the French Government restored them, which order was again revoked on the report of the Director-Geweral, hut the forests were finally restored by order of the Ring, doted Octt bee 4, 1815. Colonel BOUTAT maintained, that as the forests were never the private Property of the Privets of Nouse, their re-enioa with the National domain was irretraciehle; that the Hoes' of Nassau had been indemnified for their loos by the Treaty of Loseville ; that the maie breach being easiact, the Princesses of Nassau hod no hereditary ri*tst to the forests ; and thy, besides, they had received indemnities beyond the Rhine from the Prince of Nossse.Usinger _ _ The Commission to oho; it had been referred dis eirefing with the °puttees of the Petitioner, and floubloc thy eethenticity of hie determents, propelled the ()tiler of the Day, sad if was adopted. Tba corium of the Betigt4 cooties's. 'f he Helvetic Diet is shout to occupy itself with suppressing enliv.ments for foreign service. lismsnown, Jurs 41.-11 appears that the MU. rig. of the Archtleciters CABOLINZ ith the Priem of SAXONY will take place at Vi.,.., aid net at Prageo• ' it is re m arked by mon, persons, rospecting this ani on, how owerrimilp the Court of Asstd. ex tends its alliances. In the present situation of Ger. many, the clorls which threaten Bavaria sad Stszney give ennsidersble prepoederonee to the infloenco at Mimic It is said, on this rterasioo, that Bavaria, gives op bet claim for territorial indemnity, and will receive an equivalent in mono, for the satisfaction cloy lobos. The following extract of • letter, dated Moot.. Video, March 6, tends still further to discredit the supposed news of Toesdsy from Buenos Ayres : " The Portuguese troops in this town and province remain inmate ; end Anria4s seem equally to ill. &lige In repete. Th. aoil.nrities here are net decid ed en the C. , lllfSe to he taken nn the subject of the espediiion from Cadiz: two plans have been sag. gesisiti--eiiker to defend the fortress of tkis place, or to am rite it and take op • strong position on the frontier : in the litter CM ASTIGAS rill certainly ifbleill itosseisiun, mod the Spaniards %in dad them. mires in a dilemma, as they will be in. hustile roue. try, destitute of resources.indmesoced by a Isigiolor army in their nook, in oddities to ticket rnie be dune spins: them from Boone. Ayres and Chili." leverday the V,,,,-Cheacallot visited the Panics Ittozrrat Cam...hawse. Yevueldav Ike Duke of Voac had a dinner pony. It,. Durh►f/ of Yost bonneted Covrtit•girden Theatre .iih her proarnr• last evening. Yrvierdvy morning the Dike gird Duchess of GLovccrren Irft loon for Wisher. THE STATESMAN. NAVAL • NTIC 1. LW RAUL DIAL. Jug t 30.—Pot back the ostward.bonod that sailed seaterday —Arrived and sailed for the River rho Whew, Prot ; Hector, llowietas ; and VaHaat, Fertyosso, hom Jamaica ; Prince kerma Taylor, hole Tobago ; Echo, Row., from Sierra Leone; Oh,. Brooch, from Sr. Domingo; and Bri• tennis, Boll►. from Sevilla.—Como down from the Weer oho David. Pace, for Halifax; and Velocity, Stintion. far Stoma. POIIVIIIOUTII. JUNI 30.—Arrived his Majesty's Air from the West lodic, end Myrmidon, from Plymnoth ; and lbo Asa, Mackie, Gum Tone rife: sailed 3d June. PLYISOUTU, Juin 29.—Arrived the Toth and Zephyr transperer, free Jerroy. with treern; sod 1110 John. Dd. frrim Prieto Fehmerd's Wand. FALMOUTH. Juni !S.—Arrived the Waisimitssm packet. with Mails, from Melte, Cede, and Gain!. , er, 17 days from the latter; and Ilse Reborn, Head, (rem Bahia, In •8 days. Oe the Mb last. le Ist. 41. Tong. 33 spoke the rouses, of Aberdeen, from Trinidad for Heil, eat 30 days, all well.--Arrived off the Wald, IA Belle Alliance, 11:1It7d., from Demerara, for Amsterdam. Livtitroot.. Jun. 28.—Arrived oho Philip Tab, Wheeler. front Charleston; sailed the 4th of Joao: on the 10th of June, in let. 40. tong. 60. spoke the 'lrk Mary, Ifogertb, from Liverpool for Phibidet. phis. FASHIONS Flllt JULY. (FROM Acanwaires REPOSITORY OF ARTS. Ste.l Ibmws —A Jammu's masii• mood /rms. with • ekrummtrs body, and lug sleeves made rather tail. sad liaishrd at the barrow with • Nierss of ma.lia in (rout of the wrist the felons confined arrow by aarrow hoods, which buttes fa Ste ~owldle, The bones of the skirt is richly embroidered, sod the embroidery is sorawswissrd by a fall triassairg of The mum wars with ibis drew I. rompud of primmest. e.. loused Seared po tlin Is i. wade is • au osle; is ;redraft; Mel belied s Ihe back is tif a ww.ferstr breadth. "tad boo • it Ile fetus ass Me bolus of Inc waist 'h •re i. ea eofibr. Tor ' speaker tams ever is the pelf-rim sly*: it jai wets at oh beware of the waisf, aid partial!. dim len sh • from of the sader dust it is mesa urine/ en mil the bust by • 'arrow bud of she use as 'Awl. Sobbed fetal • Amble rdeisie .r Win. sad believe/ fur m rather more lima • mil dierastee. ion; sh•rtr. nearly tight fa the sem, Sabha' by as rmusiesse of whirr sails'. divided Iwo fell par by buds of paplia plowed ktsssthaiset the bosom is arse ented to comespood. Head dress. • bowel emaposed of priaarow•eniostred satin. a whit i.e clear ladles tuba t it is trimmed with full boos of ritual. *hire are cured wilt white art laid as fell • bosursel enteral been is placed lour sides it ties swim ibe eat. CM•yes smd shies its eorrefpood. F.VBISISIG Uses.—While Salim slip, aver whirb is • mood diem, rupowel of while cause wish small pickspms s the low loos of lb. 'kin is Sobbed by • had of ebbe wk.. fermium! by *foil looser of blood lore s turd* is o trirmaiwgrif • *my novel sad pretty deseriptiosk, sod this is sanoosurd by • bee Niue so mirrespowd. Frock body. eat law mood lbw bast whit* is armswessied. la • easel sick. with late and bus of ribands: there are f• • bib of she laser. ewe of 'Web is die posed I. sorb • maur that, with she bows. Is farms a seeker. Tbe bark is fails she sleeve Mort. and very fell. A leer marl sitroW• reed thosbuitirrs. lived drew, a lades of pick mmrred will. a wet-work of pearl, awl /MUM ley • marl tassel. A superb plane of ostrich feathers is pared to owe side. The bad bob is disposed la plaits. obit* are t • bled rued , hasop of she &U. sod imensized with small bows.— Tbe fries hair Is curled wen full on the fambrad, has h such dteldsd. Reeking, sod ear rims, pearl. %%bite wl..hoes mod kid ibises. EMIGKATION. [EXTRACT /ROM Tilt INVCRIIVIS :0111111AL1 Lcwicnishl• Acrcent of tho Slat* •f the. Poor is Scotland, end the Provost' of Esier.riern of the most virtonerClearee of tioriety from the Country: " Al • nunivroug Meeting of the lire Tenants nit lb. *gime of the Marqeir and Nlorchinnon , of Stelr.rd. In the county of &lifterland, and their Friends, held et the Markle ferry Inn, Setborluudsbire, on _ _ the 14th Jane. 1819; " it Wei imanimoosly Resolved.-1. That from the peculiar sod hard sitostion of the tenants, wl.o have be►n removed from their farms on the estate of Sathesbind, they ►are felt themselves end., t►e grieve/as necessity of forming a resolution to aban don their wive country, and in emigrate to America. " 2. 'rhos Woe in gUntwal demiseto of money to support thews at home s even for a short period, they are compelled to hasten their departure. in order so save lb. small ramosot of their ofects, to erred, the. to encounter tho many difficulties and himl.hips which they clearly forum. await shoo; and ray nom. bets of them will not be abbe to muster as muck mime, as will pay their pasmito to America. In them cir minestsnews many of them will find it impracticable to got a variety of matters settled antecedent to their do parlor,. For this purpose, and also for the general benefit of their ill-fated brethren, themselves, and their relations in %theism& and in fore4Ra coon. tries. they shall, and do cow, form themselves into a Society. to be called the Sutherland sad Traits• ittlantie Friendly Aossciation." On Tuesday the Dehe and Decibels of Virvulva yaw rave 11 'rood dinne► to his Royal Highness the Pallier RLOBAT, their Royal Ilighsersos Dak• sad Duchess of Irons, Prince EATIIIII AST, MAP and Duel.ems Salt (*saws. Marquis and Merchiones• Da L 4 Toua MAUBOI.IO, Count and Countess Lc. ♦an. the PARHAM ASSAM ADM Countess PAL. nazis, lb. Margais and Marchioness of Haas @ono, the Marchioness of SA Ltssuar B•roe HOS. Low, Barns PAOLI.. Lady CA.TLEILLAOI4, and a large party of distisseidsed personages. Lord CA4TLAIIAGII stated, as Toesdey sight, le the Moose of Commons, that Parliament would rise in • few dsys. The Session has been @newtons Is. bodily., and Act. of Parliament have gone forth without number ; bet we think the country will he of opinion, that many of the great interests and great grievances remain ustouched. A step som.what chin has bees taken with reptrd to the Finances; bet this hes increased. not alleeistml, the public bor. them ; sod OW other dradfol impost, tho Not lime, is left to go on in Its coarse of ruinous accomelstion. Is is also natter of swipes reflection what the et:lo dides and feeling of the community is on the eve of the retirement of Parliament. The great mass of the People Is aiteched to public order and the laws ; bet there is a danrtoos portion in a state of otter misery, pining in want, Idleness, cod discontent, ready to receive the worst impressions. We should think the Ministers, viewing as they do the state of the wino. fsefirring districts, most feel with morn than ordinary awfulness, their responsibility for the public peace, end. we will add, the pohiic liberty, committed ea. clerkely to them in the recess of Parliament. An account has been published by order of the Mose of COMMONS, showing the s►►eral species of merchandise, with their •aloe sneezed, reported from Great Britain to Mono. Ayres, in the three years ending the sth of January, 1819; and also a 1 similar account of the enerchaudom imported from &tenni Ayres &Ogg the mese period. The British merchandise, else prodoce of the united kingdom, con. sifts of almost every article on which the ingenuity end industry of oar people aro employed, but tho l e articles for which the greatest demand seems to be made in the markets of Buenos Ayres are cotton and woollen eienefeelorve : The solve atilt. exports to the year coda the NY of January. 11117. se. slum. AM el Jahome4r,, MO, 618,6E91. hat of Jaiwari, 1818. 72.1,11118. The esparto from Great Britain of foreign and ea lutist inerehandire in the last year sinnented to a forth., .um of 16.3831. The imports from Buenos Ayr', a►e very various. They commis, of cinnamon, cochineal, copper, feathers, skins, hair, hides, tallow, and some ethers ; of which the official value imported flaring the year ended the sth of January, 1819, ausountml to 474.3/101. It will lm seen f ro m those statements, that ono espart trade with this owe port of Snot b A metic• has rregressively and rapidly advanced chitin/ the thr.o ).ars. Yetst•rtlay a gell,.wsy *es watched by its ototeiless ouvrr. to trot 18 Miles in •ne hoer, carslm4 9.101 io n n• • If"? s bet Of 200 1 11.111141, ehich she peer animal petforeteti in lets Aso omit minus eithin the time. T he ee e ne „r action was • OK* et gioutud, eight wiles luog, on the Neweatket-rood. _ 4GRICULTURAL RRPORT FOR JUNE. The hey.ltarynt. In this emery. is nearly hemarbt In • mie era4ol roselu.ions for. abligni.th imierrapied by showery wea ther, ad menially rbigisied. there will brahemmers,. 'beep shearing will aim 110011 be /aided. ('ooilderable Injury was dime is she early person+ nod grasses. by the frosts of fait mintb, width were seinversal dinthaborat the eimentry g bat the showery nod mild weather Mewls therreded, greenly improved dime crops The stebard /alts have sisteted meat. flops have • rageral gond appearatere Tana an e.rre where • great crap. Clovers have rulings failed is male dimness in others, rye anns moil clover canoe early and Iv smrianily lo the wytbe —the ear of inendow.gram hi all pans. Raps I. (thinned to be • large crimps bus the breadth awe nor ennaderable. Pros mad drilled heaths are of great prowilie. All the mining mops look ' well, and spew to hare g le sh- better of the damage smarmed Obr slirkatTrvin the grab sod Kimmins. The n beats are a eery he..., erep, anal the Spatial I Talavera) remarkably fur wad la ear. /3 or redieriagi , .• lum•rianre of the retreat wish tie .delke. ku. h-en practised is donor) a greaser ?new than is any for.-er *einem. The vibrato are perferilly heal , Imre n great end i opening appearing , . arid will .••••inlli pro. dare a heavy hue lea of .laws now and the •hrethine.illsor will delermise whether that .4 ema be rantims..se (In oi the poor. light land. mad ravel.. the atm... loos sad vital, sod the ..ari are any shart. Ibe brendits of two.. lodirionly. armorer shag 'ter I and en• c sole tam* nap will be tae is osier Liniments.- eiresanthrien.- 1 Nom rank Mu .age •.,w• sins small of 14re car*. W uel not !borer. bpi anthill: anima. and warmly a heed prier Tar. as ' muss prorlirriiveire•s at the !WPC the milkiness sf the -cameo, sad pinery or keep. want bare great father Peen erect raisin ,In give pinny. arid bat little redoes.° if peace yet.—{NiC dimes, J•itt II.) Tortes e. Gnomes —lodgment of outlawry was a hNi o sed la•t IK.woor Term against Mr. RICHARD Coa•tty, es-V.veo.Werden of Devon, in on nor is at the soil of TiloStAs ToCR Plyonoten. Hess brother to the ceiehrated Moo. MART Asi TOMER, who defended korona .sto aucressfolly. and wish so won ability, on her intere.tissog trial for an alleged libel on Mt. Guinn. i.et Angst, at [Wein, in Cornwall, befor► Judge liussounu and a crowded Court of Wks and Gesolesnen of the neighbour hood, who wittoreted with much antiety and appro bation the first essay of the Female Barrister. The molt mos an hosestable acquittal by the verdict of in English Jury. GLASGOW We teens.—Tbe Committee of Gime , omen have published an Addre.•, dated the Tti eh. orsprweive of their grief end disappointment that polities sheeld base been introoleved at the Menlo/ on the 16th ell. convened solely for the purpowe of devising the best mottos of preevritoot immediate («lief, and to Peritirrs the PRINCE Bemis. to aid all new of the trade who may be disposed to emigrate to the British settlements on North kneeled'. The sense of the General Committee was absolutely averse to the introduction of politics in the proceedings of the Meeting, end th►y rime to the d►termination to ob iret to every preposition that might involve a poll• tics! question.—(Tiones.) Msecsonouttsi.notter —On Tuesday Mr. Ito. b.rt Merlin was summoned he the Collector, to show caw. why he refused or neglecoed to poly four quar ters. Poor's Rate, from Lady-day, 1818, to Iwoly day, 1819. It ppeared shut Mr. Martin's tenancy began .t littly-day, IRIS; that she Collector called upon hits after the following Michrelross, and de. mantled two quarters' Rate, which Mr Martin pro mised to pee ; that he went to the licenser to pool, at the cal Westminster Election, Wein previously called upon the Collector, end offered to pay the ewe quarters' Rats whict• had hen demanded, hut which the Collector then refused to receive; that a Wader or the money was therefore made in the presence of a winew, hot the Collector again refused to receive it. Mr. Martin alterwarde went to the Beatings to poll, bet the Collector objected to his vote being se. coked, on the ground, that he had neither paid nor been rated to the Poor. Mr. HAYWARD, who at tended for Mr. Martin, stated to the Magistrates, that there was already an action at issue against the 111gb Bailiff, in order to set at rest an important gen tian, se to. the conduct of the Poor's Rate Colley tors and the High Bona, ar the last Election; and in the present case he contend►d, that if Mr. Martin was compellable to pay elle rate demanded, his vote witht to have been received ; and the Magistrates, upon a full hearing of the patties, dismissed the tki lector's complaint. WISTOMISTER Sostons.—Tbir merging the QIIIIr• let Se.bii.tie fin this City mad Liberties commenced before It011ta? Bases, Esq. end a fell Wick of Ma. latitudes. After lining. ProCierniViooll bad bees reed. sod alvo the article Ad, rabies .• andinstaod is sot ceolnalary ea tbe-ts 'erasion', the ferias of the Cetus were gone into, sod Ow Cheirnian, on the Greed J.- ry Wing 'warn, briefly addressed them as followe: " There vies not," he said. any ease that respired %ay partieeler aeifoodeersinn fr.ot Aim ; tM beeiseasa before the Coact being of the easel deseriptioa."-- 1 be Grilled i.,1 'two retire.,, and the Coart was or. espied lint *bele of the morales in hesriag tratersers Isc. of se Interest except to the patties summed! PUIS LIC :11l K TIMPS. Leaps. 'Dave I. in he s pothole Meofloi st Wakeirid this virshwi, st •Illrli err I tini other R-form ewer. like fawned Si thy late 34•••• logs ost flecolertmerrne. ail, sate es silliest rut. Y... shell hews ihe relish ri•st pee. A I'u' lie %toning of Kolsroort ass al.a In be hplil et Men. cheerer 1041ty ; 444.0011er Needed* err CO , l ' , lie , ' in varinui nth.t puss of Lseessitire Ifurtuair.. We ere perfectly !reopen hire; sod on .s.y Me yet bey,. named fib, galling the Goorest Nleo4log trig re-nlred opon al the cooslosiso tN H.. proceed lop on Itsoblet.anor. oo Meads* is;giat lest. STOCKPORT MI PIING. A Palslic liediag, far *ha awned isiskei .f eat• /Triaging in Medals*, a Oolong la Pediment. wag held at Stockport ea M.ady. whin •as minded by many respoctellieladitidashi; sod was &minted without tomtit or riot, and dismissed is the ant orderly manlier. The followiog acceisel is copied from the Muncheslar Mercury of Tuesday:— '• A Pablic :Heroin:, to agitate the same political topics owing the lower cl f People which have lately incited attention in this god oilier plias of the country. was held yesterday at S•ockport. upon Study-brow. The proceedings commeoced et one o'clock. whoa Sir Charles WeWiry rook the CM'•, ►•wing first written to the principal Magistrate (the Rev. C. Prescott) to prneid• the Meeting with ah alleviate advertence of the emit Power t. keep or der and tranquillity. ila appeared sesl4l4 a grouts consisting of Ogden, oho lies. Mr. Harrison, sod others. Oa this oceans a leg was inhibited, bear ing on one side the enteral inscription' of ' Anent Parliaments'—' Universal Selftspe--and ' Vn'e by Wllot; end on the resent, N. C. , * !Awe '— The lag mu crowned glint the Cap of Liberty. " nut concourse of people. probably etc...ding tko scoria!, of may protioes kleethel, was groat, an i about four o'clock t h e bosittots of Ittorlay terminatri, after pawing a aeries of Rose'felon,. to the 4." hilpo. I that bail been adopter, is robot, platys. Ever) , tblag was coodurted portvably and gsloily." st.acKnofts FEMALE lU'.POTM sOCt.iTY. At Blackburn, near klancheater, a Sirriety hN been formed •ndrr the •bore title, from which e circlets, has been hosed to other districts, inviting the wires and daughters of the workmen in the different rwanches of manufacture to form tbem•eirrs int.. si. Societies. The object end aim of this end tit• yr njarieJ sister Societies his been publicly •suweJ in the reccointendation of the circular. Tory are not only f• co-operate with the different el f stork. mess in seeking redress of their R ri.sancra, hot " to instil into the minds of 01..4 chi rirrn a deep sus. Odom of the Government and Illuses of Perlis. silent, whom they call " oar tyrannical rulers." NORTH DEVON. A ihetiog of the inhabitants of the North of son wee held at Barnstaple on Friday leo, for the pupate of edam kite coasidetatioo the preseut state of Public Affairs. Mr. Bum?, a Candi.late In, the llopressmlttion of the Boroegh, addressed the Wed' g in a speech of eery considerable length, in w►ich ►e tnok s detailed view of the situation of the c.enhry, its finances, awl public debt. Ile porticuterly ariserted to the ken swum 'spent.e of our Colonies to the %lather Coun try. and t►e disadwinteges esperienced from the waist of Acts for the peelingse of sr ast• lauds, •.d the rem. mutation of tithes in kind. Ile concleried irri.h woe• ins a series of Resolutions, t►e last of w►ich went to declare, that by a proper redaction of eapence in the Ordnance, Military, and other Departments, marls millions of totes might be remitted to the People.— He farther mowed, that a Petition to the Home of Lords should forthwith be framed es these Resolu tion,. Seven' GI/oilmen of tins Corporation of Bunsts. plc opposed the &towslotions, on the groooll that is silo Meeting was held in the Gliiihs!l of that rosigh, Ilse, sight be injurious to she 'memos Or tha Borosigh, io the pendiug contest before the Homo of Lords. Mr. 0 issrrr replied. Dr. WAVILL contended that Ministers bud demo early thing t• lesson the petilic espenditere. therefore. mowed, that it it inetpectient to petision. BOUNCIIIIM PAL/ Wit.%Y. alio s Cehtlidits for the llorowgh, 'scowled Dr. Wavoll's @imminent. Mr. Bassrre spoke to the itesendoone. With CO. gird to Dr. Womb's observati.to, that the Mons ters had done 'Tory thing to lesion the public 'swot. (Wore, be need only slate the iaata•es of a grant of 10,0001. per annum to the Mite of York—(f ries of hear !)—for reatieriog that Gustation to a pieta which every good so• world always be most mottoes to show. The amendment was them pot to 'be determination of a above of b.uJs t sad peptised by a large ma jority. Mr. Bassett's Resolutions wore liken pasted as a matter amuse. On Tuesday *Sprague last. abase four **clock, • drenasal amides* happessed Ia Colregtryoirept. lia)martei. by able', a pane mon, eamed Robert Push who wee A) )tars of ate. and la the employ Pr blesem. Hew ett cad Need, of Upper Ri0..... street, lad his life t. (ikwarrh whodrisimi sign* t ..venire. street. and us herniae sharp 'Land the corner of the .seers iars prime's .trees. elate ebe deceased Ivo on the poem of retailing the rand into hielorOsatiey, his Lordship's horse eau atnin•t his aid knocked him deals a rant. beastly Woo %Hi .ot. • was, at the same time, proceeding ales& I. the contrary direction, and before the aafanoaur sea Mid time in it..., the fore wheel of the voldele netted *vet his *murk •r... rams. was .{ . lot epos the Jere of she waive. and hi. i.e. ship awl Mr. Devoe. of HereeProw. Chelsea, the use pa— les by aed saw the teas-wive. imetedintelly restor ed she carer*, mod tooted dews hi. somber, &c. t and MP former of - dereJ She deceased to be ownrryed to • sureeen't : age **repo, refeod at Sea to take him is, bet his Lordstlip lighted de I a. cermet could .alike in a ease of life sad death. end in ma. was at kerb takea I. and every astimance was satr.,rdrd, bad he died ova after. His body was cdoveyed ire a shell ig St. Ave. *Orli tiptoe. Drameerem, mid a Corgisee• Delivers ••• se Wednesday held epee the batty at a riblic•boase in no same strew, before V. Hews, Esq. Crean. where Mr. stedier)"l"...;vesermadir.e..dgmdlArderliwease:(4..."6:"eriateso.guiret".l:l•9o.o7lll..onds*Ft.Ledvseirada.a..ic:t.7.47werede. ilasee"..aheatj44.l"ri.lorro:::l.: an she Addlis. Far. the retinas n lue dresee the wages* lb! Allot _ D ef ies, is rese•rquf•ee the se! , • 1 01 " 11 •7. offer ' ,/rte line e bat the Jury erected inlimaying_ n.l he ly test ereed tea fee ise., iss a maiheagtri "" e" T ai le.""eri" h e s. s br e h t.." l/ ..r.de""mtis ate lled rrs "..e.wa y : isse .....lf"'...el y iwis e edi.7l : yl4:".".l.l ;: eha,m. o cadai : l6"...": ase e"Pti're:e.ni.e:76:l. “L ath' weea tigoi iv that every smutty hr snide ceneetaeog the as • lilt a 0 il,4insordera deegt arowe toa gor iterr ie latr their or is , beh rtais„ Th e b, • nr Prods ma oils bad been road. 1;;;;;;Ca a lii.;;;;11 % ;itraa ----- ;.aaa lore wooisge mired • wr bit A • endefstesd it eat ea. mad rows et iliver to tor slow* reret. obeli ,be 'erasion', lb. tarots or tato Cases ..7 41 7Z . 4: 1 2 1 s o ;,:rgai rri a s sa ra nied 89 r e" at It. rwr i' it... 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