The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-02 00:00:00

FASHIONS sun DECE.UUKK. [nos IifrOsITORT fly Ants, &C 1 If /Lava Daess.—A pelisse composal of kineeysoere the caw rs body sha shade of grey sit is Hoed with white oars mg. The is tight to the shape, the waist rather long. ad the slave Is srt in m as us jam iamb the pima of the wa wa: the geese is wide. sod falls very much over the b as k The Aire is moderately fall. meets before. cod fades. dews wo she Mode. The niinsaing is camp.. excee .ell o d f tab y-ca and losir• e d 'e lect is of a sew patters. and iagly rich e lno1; II goes mood the biomes. *ad op each of the frosts.— The closings aid coifs correspond is Ids the trimosiag. High labiu m. ' ca stor. trimmed in a similar manner. !lead-drew. a wo w composed of robe velvet. irttersited with kmaatiro: t hermos , • made a folds a them two materlah. so disport, o at Wm ■ past la the centre, which has a light aid alma are; ; the brim is Wee, and a a siogolar bat beastaiag shape; it 10 Wished at the edge by a rich roll of nay levuoilne. to which is attached • fall fall of blood late. set as mama to. wards she nos, sad broad in the middle of the brim ; this mink of alarmism adds mach Warn to she eneasteamoce. A high .s s ac et ostrich feathers. to correspond, lo placed *pried in Urfa and rich r im ties it under the ekes. ova to cars mooed with the pelisse. Ilalfsbnois. t h e h unt pO , o f black Isather, the upper port grey leene. Ilottosati cambric muslin resod dram 4 the serf wide at bottom. but roaiderably martower at ono I the (aloes harems entirely brand $ it is ga s h e d a s o w torn by a single ashore of "g Nee, set 05, run. and sormeosted by three rasa of lathed-is lace. placed N a little dimance Isom each ether. The body is soar op to ilut direst : the waist is amething longer than these 11. n last swath the laser part of she Its Is is fall. cud the bat is orammeated by • prim is also a, of • se w fore. h u mmed to carressmad with the bottom. as the collar. long sleeve, rather wide. nod termismied at the wrist hy a French e.dr. composed of W e . Tbe errer ton et , ter sheer k very; oil it is comicial se rf .e arm by a Mod Whim is how. adalress car ala rollieret is s simply elegant merging cap. orasmatisted by • barques of ran abed with • 4.1 lowers. whirl Wasted ea sac side of the head 'lliharrick glazes, and oboe kid shoe,. London, Drc. 1,11111. Mt 01111 lIVIT, — I with great pleatare, accept dike 1119141600 Wit% wands the Stewards bate bewared we. to • dieser at lie Crews and Ascher, at Star o'clock to-owirrow turd It do it wish the renter inti.facitoo, Sliding that the cow pair is ms to &Wei' free there *4 wise. spirits, and ker. 1 aw,ahwit wacerely, year's, W. COIRISTT. P. S. A Register *albs peblisbed ow Sangrias nest. Per tope it will be de last clamp oat, bet, Irvine " swing le esespier," 1 wry lady sow rise spin. No Stsesp Act aka NN we. Nesbitt. sited ed • Censorship will ddj sod eves that wield set reined the revisr search of Wogs. The peaveys mid solemn groamiwg of last Moodsy night has 'weight forth the abortions which were to allay the troubled state of the matins. Though some may sitribete their inimislapen appearance to a het. Tied gelatine, it is impossible to *void seeing the effects of obstetrical mismanagement. They are ob. Monty ushered into the world with that transposition of ideas which is considered to constitute at once the wit and the logic of a sister kingdom ; end bale all attempts to discriminate their fundamental features by those plain rules spots which • Whom usually forms his lodgment. For this reason, it was well thrown out by the Member for Wincheltes, that their shires end qualities could not be considered mail they had undergone mine swathing end nursing.— One, however, of these productions, via. the Bill for 'gibed:log Parish or District Meetings, for the par. pose of petitioning, as brought forward by the Right Ilea. Moser of those Bills, does eshibit a visible feature that seems to be most fuedsmentally sobver.l Moe of the very concession which the Bill proposes is grant ait is this—the provident for the 'gelation 'of stratigerk from the Meeting, and the manner of effecting that @scission. With this Meer, a Mogi.- trate is to base settee of the Meeting. If at the Meeting he shall awl strangers present, he may order them to withdraw. If they de not withdraw, whet then? Can he site them late custody ? Caw he order the Chil Power to remove them that the Meet ing may proceed Z No sorb thing. Bet if, after such order, any of the strangers remain a warier of en hoer, they become deliogoesets; bet thew the whole Meeting is ipso /ado dissolved; sad the le gitimate members of the Meeting also become delin quents if they say assembled a patter of an hoer longer. Observe, it does not appear that any provision whatever is made to actually prevent strangers from going to, sod being present at, such Meetings, or continuing there in defiance of the Magistrate's order. Why, it is easy to foresee that there will always, in those times of espionage. be found a set of wretched hirelings, who will defy the Magistrate's order god the law, under the con• sciousness that their secret patrous will find means of hearing them through the consequences of their de. linqmocy ; and that such' persona will be apt in. struments to defeat the proceedings of mere meeting that shell be called for other purposes than those which are Oattering to the Ministerial ear. A friend but forwarded to us the sobstsnce of the charges an which Mr. !humor, late Surgeon of the Conqueror, was tried. 'Fhey are 10 in number. — Mr. Stomas was accused of having, contrary to Ms instructions, Welted in nations with the Es-Emperor and his attendants; of having delivered to General BONAPARTE libel (O'Nlosea's statement) reflecting on the conduct of liest..Geo. Sr Hopson Lows; of having disobeyed the orders of his Commanding Oliver, is not 'Moulin to hie duty ea board the Comporor at the how specified is his instructions; of basing written bulletins re. islite to the health of General BONAPARTE, thoeglt mirk conduct was diametrically opposite to his or. ders ; of having, in a bulletin, declared, that Ike life of Getierel BONAPARTE would be in great danger, should be suffer a velem of his disorder, without Meg in pessimism of immediate medical aid ; thereby insinuating that the said Gen. lioN team was des. titute of proper medical attendance when necessary ; and of hewing represected in such Bulletin, that the health of General BONA/ARTS was in a much more alarming state than it really was; he, NI-. Symor, having waited foot hours at Longwood before he was admitted to the presence of the General, et the time whets be stated the General was dangerously ill.— The Court found the tee charges proved; anti sen• tented Mr. STMEOR to be dismissed hie Majesty's service ; but in consideration of Lis former faithful services, and his excellent character, recommended him to Use I.nrtls of the Adatir.lty. to be placed mi l the helf.pay list.—(ll - csiera Luminary) M A NCIIISTES, Nov. 28. —T. is shout 11 o'clock, the large gesumeter b-tongitta the palette gas works, was bor.'. by a tati.leii esplosion of she gm, of ahieh the mite it not ytt atcertaieeti. By the esplosino one of the •n.itteeii left so the pie. mdse., was much burst. All the gas lamps in the tone ortccfC,blSeestiogolthedalosestmostentarity. THE STATESMANI MANCUESTgIt, Nor. 49. --....... ExPßrryn ARRIVAL OF MR. COBIIETT. Thongh the rooming was very rainy, the everts. lion of Mr. Cobhirit's arrival in this town att,itrietl great numbers of persons from different parte of the ireentry. Th. Local Aothoritios were on the alert, wad military •rrangemenes were made, which were ea formidable as those of the 16th of Amuse. Several pieces of cannon were brought into the town last might, bet the Yeomanry Cavalry bad recoited on seders, nor did they make their appearance to.day. Hissers were stationed on different parts of the Ildeerpool.road, in order to give immediate Informs lion of Mr. C.'s movements. The fallowing placard appeared on the walls:— ' N ow. 29.—The Reresebreeve. esdC.w.iable...l Manchester and &and, Itavisig moos Pi heliere IMO Mr. Colihries hi trolled Tint le Maackewee. we Mooday (tM. day) woe orra..ion the siwerahlase of a (rent somber of wools, reesemeod the relivable and well-diapeed toimlnuotts .4 sheer viow to ab ash, from Miring m the ease. mod is keep, as touch as possible, their children arid vervains within doors." i The principal Reformers of Manchester, in cense. 1 gamma of this, posted ap the following inflammatory I 'Aloud:— " PUNLIC NOTICE. "No Pancsastott —ln rowerteore of a Ottawa rested this st..enuto .111 military orneurimeorh stellar io that 'Seek preceded the Gent lath or Astiont hell. ir. Nikki' the Nontoisheretes al.d C.lthanble...f Masan Orr and Salford adene the peaceable ionnlntasit6 d dime wins I. itemise Gels offellB• pain int Mr. C..bbell ao kis arrival hese : —The aF. t. Filmed* al Pence (oho ruts sceris. Ft venation... , ht am. Ceram re warm the puh:ro hot no give she Flavor et St. PETtlls . • %11..T1111111 ATI) ITV ul sheadeoe el SI .41.1. tee 10 611., an Maw. ted rinuppaiot t.rmof their pre) .—Mitnetnotrr. N..e. As Mr. Cobbelt did not make his appearance et the especied time, the people aradeally tetetned to their homes. At shoot fife o'clock a party of hit friends, to the amount of 11% sit to an rea celient dinner et the Union Rooms ; after which Me. Snit, the Chairman, esplained the cause of Mr. Cohbete's absence, which may be Itnireell from the follo•ing letter from the Uorotighreetes and Con.ea• hies of Manchester mid Salford to Mr. (;obbett, al blast :-- it II .IlleliptAer. N0t11.29. MOM re belittle Itt.tl 'nor O s.. 11..C.1.s onto the o.in Illmss . bettee„ as Mondry. sir 29 I inst. I. intended to be politic, wad ter be oirrompooltd by is.. M,41.11 1 pro.f.e.re..n 'ad malsitade of peopte. as well stsansti• a isikalsitstes, we, the soMer.igaml, being Bormighreeve. and tioestoble..f ...e memnfMaorbester nod Salsocd, beg so bikini sot, ohm we comider sorb no manablace of a greet in s. • (the pope! glow of ills district. is the present vitriol.* of the ri.uutsv, n neee..... lily attended with roinislerable danger to she public rare e— we do therefore enstim you avow making any to lie mots tutu tie lowa of Slaochester.—and if s wa persl.s is so twine. or if yes adopt nay other proceedings, isheietty she politic p• may be broken or coda. reed, we Moll feel it oar st.dopeusible deity isnmidiately to interfere. " We me. Str. year obedient Servants. " TIMM hIl hit P, Bornoghterve.) 't JOHN ORFORD. t Comsat.'et, Mawheiler• RICH. SMITH. " J. Ilisioashe ese, " T. MAR RIOT?, Salford" . " S. MATHEWS. After a kw ointments on this letter, the Chairmen , read a paper, which is to be placurded on the walls, frost Mr. Cobbett to th• Borooghteeves sod Coe. stables. Mr. Cobbett, •1 understood, immediately after writing his reply, left Liam for London, its a post.' chaise, accompaoled by his two sons. Ntsorhester. Voir. 30. The Female Reformers of Minch...ter wore Its. terday mach disappointed in the non•artierl of Mr. Lobito's, for whom they 1.11 presided a most plpgaag silver inkstsod, with approptiate Inscriptions. Per. Maps they wets equality disappointed in tint being able to road to him an Adtltebri, with which they had intended to acv-mpasty their present. His reply to the Boruogliteeses•aud Conslatiml was et follows : TO THE SOHOUGIIREEVE 9 AND CONSTABLES OF MANCHESTER AND SALFORI). Islam, hos. T l . Ihll GOIM.ZIIIIa, If it had tome tress any other prem. s in this world. the smildention which I have jowl received from yaw, would Note surprised me. esosiog from you. it ratites no .- r prise, nor any sort of feeling Mantas you. which se.' Not be fete ootertained by terry just sow in every port of the world where year de. ds and chummier had hero heard of. but. Umatlemen, is it really coma its Mi.. that a inns, spots returning to bie .usury we urns eosin from oar pars of Kagland so soother, lamb. Maples ea his way by shred. of Iseferfertnee(sn the part Makers appointed to keep the peace). list the concourse of people. stitch his were pretence may together, should products dower of a breath of the public peon.? 1. is really come to this/ Is this the sweat l'Amlnent ls ibis the IMO? Is illionse of the elev. of tho ssoem. whirl. we are told. is so excellent. that is 'Noires no Ref The Ist•s of England revere to as she right of locao stems; that I. to say, lb+ right of muting our ho-lie. from one pl.sce to aan late. Now, if toot nolifirat ion be nny thing more than a were early tn.ttiag Toth a words. It p. essw.# la t y o u have a ,t g es to prevent me from retie, hug this liberty teeo.suotion. I'or pro test me you shall inie•per. if I persist in my islets taut. of making a pOls. ratty into your town 1 and ales! we Imo, tiro well w hat sue mean by inerfcrenc. ! An 4 wthas de you mean . I ray. by public eat') ? 1100 am lle snake say et 'oer the* a public role, if I riser it at all. I.ike otter per ▪ any intro' tow most have hero to enter your toms iu a cur • .sr on horseback, or on foot. Are ant Mese she was, in which all other persons enter ? And have not I a right to eater a. other petioles do T Fisher. therefore, you must mean, 1.• forbid me to eater at all, or you Milt mess that I shall mute like the women el' the Seraglio of the Hey rat Algiers. shot op in a boa, will large a;r hole. in is. —or ride morn a hor.e. my body sad head Mine covered neer wit., a species of sub. This is she Mate. is is„ to which the system has brought once free mod happy FAtglood To what a pitch most sea have arrived, a hen they could 81i down and bosh one soot ha t es the face. while they wrote sod sigocd a paper, 'itch as yea sent wee! This paper was ad dressed to a mats hosing mop mer nod no intliamisso to distarli tee public peace r a may who, wish • kiwis ledge of the remit recast duly Impressed spire his meal, had takes she precassiksa to beseech the people, sow to sir up • receptloh of him with eves so allusion to those events. It appears manifest .bat Me public peace could not have been eodangered (rummy minute luta Manchester. Hat. to see such maliendes of people mem. bled together to show their re.peet for We. appears so have We move than you could endure. n'e read accounts or the Prints' of Sale tobarg, the Marquis of Auglesea, the Dike a WA. host**, sad other great personages moving here mod Mere' aseW•i public plaudits. gs:•ins. at soy rate, are takes a make us believe that this is the case. n therefore. have you to make say attempt. e toe? directly or indirectly, to preterit die people from bestowiag their applause upon me. is promo I. not asy rigit to move from Warr la place, is per fect as shot uf nny ..f the three me* that I have just nerotioned Aye, but then, the morosbloges that They ..se so smelt' Suppose I were, as this mimeos, living as an Isis so ;lamb...- ter. I! is pretty clear. I believe. that as nomohlage of pennon would cake Ware at soy time Mu I chose to *silk too to the spot where the dreadful woes of the Itith of August lane ei hiolts d. Wlmt, she., *mild yin expel me your soon, err com pel me to kt ep myself shill op la a r 0•01? A nil, if the people res umed to come Is Mow me m a rks their respect, would yea soil them w ith your owfsl interferes... ! Gentlemen. we shall live la sec she day, and That nay is. I believe. sot deism. when I shall io• Mile in Mort the clerics' people of Manche-ter usid is. might...evaded. without your daring to step to between us w sib your brew. of interference. let Fro c.,11 on you to ihiok a 11511 e fttl she agues you now 1044 e in she world. Hemam Lai sea miles from Mancbewer t °sere are Ilse people ahem you call an ristatoste, ready to receive me, nod to bestow as wre all po *Ale marks of re spect and there ore yoo. •redlag sot threats ustcrlctruce, end sorts if menu for sooksae that Intr. ferenre elf..c!..:st, to soder la intercept ■ verbal espresouto of popular sntended to be bestowed apes a awes, del hose of •itriy 'rein of mratit of otomilains that approbation, other than the tarsus naturally arising ri we his integrity sod Lis 13 cuts, Ms well bona love fm , 181. misery. sad hi. well !sewn teal is her daring the 111304' ensue of bon IV_ .1. ander all cis. esornas...ev. whether nbrood or at \owe , wheaten la pro•perity Of ealveroty. Tam tee wiles traria Were the world. l disdain I. tell yea Owl any latent t.ors are; whether I Weed tO ruler Illaiseiroer or not. I ha•e wade thi. essosiv est apse yore rosnosinsleallos, in order lila, tire natter at roar eusaset may be she beret an . der•tosil : and. reels, so dojos Mk, 11 bane caudeweaded to toe stole an you uu gyred an ill feelias ad a real Mead at sloe people, • real lever of be.cannurn , aid falter., vohjeci Id site King, oast ever rn lertslu toward* ors like yes. I sis. NILLIAM COBSI:TT. The Inquest on John Lees is eapected to be ad. joersred to.morruw from the Star lan to Oldham. — At pre•ent the solicitors on behalf et the relative, of the detested ere not arrived. SHIP NEWS. Din., Dec. I.—Cime down from the River deb Sinn., Fowler, for the Cope of Good Hope ; Tigris,' Sisk : John Shand, Reel; Jelin, Spencer; and Tel. lurk Ce.tie, Gallen, for Jamaica; Charles. Milos , . for 'Tobago; Fri...aid, Dneoise, for St. Vincent's; Seem, Franklin, for Si. Lucia ; Redman, for 11. r. bakes ; and several others ; most of them hove sail ed. sod the rest are preperiog.—Wind N. W. PORTWOOTII, DEC. L—Arrited the Vittoria, Heger, from London for Jemeics.—Sailed the Actif, for flatty.—Wind N. W. I'Lerourn, Nov. 30.—Arrived the Tryvesie, Gussoisit, from Loodoe for St. Domingo; Mary, Toper, from (lorrbere. in 35 days; Severn, Gibbs, from Lisbon ; Awn, Machin, from Tetteriffe for Lon. rine ; end his lalsjosry's ship Liffey, from Porrsmesth. Thli'Mery picked •p, in the Golf of St. Ls wrence. a boat ma r k.rd l e inti..n, othl,iverpnel.—Wind S S. W. COWE4. Dcc.l.—Arrived the Goodheop, Kinks, atom Btu...ions, with loss of on anchor sad cable. Fa LMOL Tsl, Nov. 99 —Arrived the Vittoria, Fer. riot, groin London for Jamaica ; end Glasgow Packer, 11-01, from Loadoo for St. Michael's. — W roil S.W ' Mit %ICU, Dec. I.—Sailed the Castlereagh packet, 1 for Hoitand ; sod Lady Nero, pocket, for Cos. lisson, both Mails.—Wind S. W. Met., Nov. 30.—The Son, Whooshes, hem Yet month t.. Leeds, spset es Blackish Said yeller. d., , and sank is. deep weir. Crete sand, bet the I caw, is @weed to he Inv. I fIVIRTVIT.--11i• are informed front Washington, that et ere is a perfect understanding between our Government and the Coen of Greet Britain, and that the only caese for the nen-ratification of the Florida Treaty, is owing to the time limited for the Spanish Grants. Our Correspondent tells es, that the pcinciples of the Treaty are acceded to by Spain, end it rests with our Goverment to say whether it will accede In the retentions that FesoteriND wishes, ua. the Treaty will at once be settled, it not, It will only he the 'object of Cosmos diplomacy. — (Harlon Piper, Nov 0.) 'V.. ent!erstauti that a Reciaisitien was lest night signed by a number of respectable Housekeepers, and which will he this morning presented to the limit Bullet of Westminster, to convene a Poblic Meeting of the inhabitant', to *sprints their send osents on the Bills nnw in precool throegh the Iwo Ilaeoes of refitment. A moment is not to be lost for the expression 01 popular feeling on account of the indecent haste with which the Bills are to be hooded through. At the same time Minister, say she soljnii. sown cannot take plum tailor* the sth of ideals v. The Limerick Evening raft sly., " As we were pelting to pres., an account of the taking of the MUe deters of Mr NIA Lell LEV!, reached es : their names, we tp•dervend, ere Keogh, Farrell, Ryan, Stewart, and Treabs; the last fellow has tensed approver rhos ate expected in knurly from Kiliwaan." Dale Y•LAVC TIICATNE•—A musical farce, in two let-, rolled she Disagreeable Surprise; or, Takeo Up and Taken In, was produced last night for the Gist time. We were never more disappointed, oh.. (her in looking for entertainment, or for the appro. riation of title; elm. it might be said that those who went to see this piece purely fur intellectual en tertainment, were "liken in." It is not probable that • second offering will be made of it ; those% equally well disposed to author and eeditors. Mr. itUiti:s.s. interpreted the sentiments of the latter io that favuerable light. ATISIIIPTED Suicinc—Tuesday night a female, shout '.1.9 years of age, was "Wrend walking hick. 'suds veil forwst6 upon \Wilma. She went slave. rat times as far as Vaireheit.hridge, bet ret•rneti evi dently much agitated. A Gentleman name:l inhn• Inn, who observed her, watched her motions till he saw her in the act of throwing herself into the Thames, over the new cull. lie attempted to prevent her, hut did nut succeed : he called a waterman, who happened to be at some distance from the spot, and the tide being returuine, end rather low, be suceeed• ell in saving her life. She was token to the pablic• house, obese every assistance was rendered to her, anti on bring properly restored, she was questioned, hut she refused giving any satisfactory •ccoont of herself, Strapt a cad of addles, of a gentleman at Camberwell. where she was c yed, in hopes of being restored to her friend., OLD BAILEY, Tiatetnsv. Dec. !. John Leaser was rot to the Mr, charged with ..tenling from the prison af Ilesj.oota llormides a silk ha alkerrlss..f nud meonaittadon ...wok. is ht. Ja arit-park, us the day of the It•gemir. pfaCT".lOll. The °Seer. n•tsme that flies row the Mower, with miter., its a peg, the tormsedsately after tan oat with .sarealert so ler hi, (lathes. They stopped awifamal the sushi , spars hon. The It .crossed sp. end Ike Jury, fa the treat noes. •Nintlll al r‘er) sae in baud a verdict of Nal lied.%, ar 11a one hnst seen the Pri•Ollcr take three floe the lions. valor. The iiiCORDER ab..erted, sisal there never on. n rlr.aer nor. aid th.is we nue "weld Ise tonvicied if it was trywitel thai it sho u ld he .ern at ths. Step ten Strut was ewe.d wish a .Imille ere". e, iu stealing from (:"...rte .I..rloots ..law 1.1 nail .es 11. awe.. The Pr. scratursnsd,ussas hr g inn fire Its bonei:hhattr• hood r is hen e a r she plitre he huo by led , a elms, ovd medutkly iris w amid Is packet. w Wei he leN lass sail the Plisines am bewared. lie after wales, at the aratrio-liespe, Idrotifird SIC moes found au 'lse rriamer w. It; property. K.rue Gaditow samoed op, and she Jury brought bits la Wm. Cement tined (barged with •tenliar 'vein"' eolith" of silver plate. the prnyrit ..f hi. m•-:. r, John J met, of or weed Fred. It appeared. ream the evidence. that hi. armee MA hired Ito Owns lour weeis. nisi a gond enuratice from nee Captain Gra3, Who atop no. la he forted t slat he l l+ 4 peeked op the plait in a het, ited glymt it to a eat Orr In Ise Its watt to lows. w het autpreisg is, bad opened it, and glees benisons, fiesslint hi... The Prisoner, its his defence, said that I.e menet it In hate beta wen ha she hrottser-imlow eater Int...into be taken rare 04 hot it 'pram( that It was done with•ett the lean. ledge of tow one set e here., awl. his 14,01 atsesed a f.: l , e aaan . , tie Jar; ereogisa his so 1 4 , uti: rrrtr- —wile" 'Pr 12fle p .1a•- webisr 1,...ur n. ;ets.as-ts • sublert their. . have of tat. beets Iscld. to di.orhance tst the pstst.c . p a r. to the great teTror and donge. nt his aloje4 s'. 1n)..1....1 pe...eoblo fishier's. and -n a manner onsaife-tly terabits to prod or l'14• frPioo and c4l4asitie , to the ratio*: No Mrotiog of more thaw • persons leteept County %trin ities. dte.) to be holden. maim I. servo! , tvirishera ••• 1..... 21 pa, lead weds woken to • Jostler of the Price by 1.,,,,,,,01dee.„ • Justices may alter time and place. of illretiag.. %o adjurer- Nerd. of Mertiop, nor alteration of place of selective to tw nl - to attend Messina. tole , * Freehoder• of the ebbaly, be ember, .if the Ceepoeorso, or ilAlibilditt. .e the city or paria. &e. for which the Meeting shall be MAJ.—Pre sets. ittlendia4 Niefifirs censor! Is. toe taties,tolo. of Ilti. Ars. to be liable so dor and Imp • liens .—N et in alert me. inm .t pert- as In 114111.. &C. sped soy matters te;:t. oil .4, she 14.64 e.- Jowtees to he a:lowed so noott to it.semblieb.—lt IsOl.rt Asoi purport. that any thi.•• by 11w eslatolistWrl way be alter J. es - rept by authority ot Aiwa. Lord.. aod Comnsuo. dte. the 51..... ing .hall be deposed an umlauted ns.emild).—Persows atte.. l .ll! Moeller comrary to Om Act, so tie 'noised by prnclaut..l . ,• to depart.—Poni4losseat of pernoro so...catbird contrary to its. • Act, nos dispec•ing after being required .•e to do b w proci - as.. • firsts. If such persons in she nots.ber of or more, 1b...! coatioue mumbled by the spare of they stall be jude• t guilty of .—Farm of pr clomation.—.l twice. at iteetto,:. so uolice nay order proms• propoumittig or Nalusbis,,,,t p„. , ~ 'Slaws for &henna any thwg by tau ettablirbed, except b. u • • I e h:: i ti of andle 1 i ...10g, La case rd.. and en . to ... m .. 7... a , lit t, e , 74 ... be: be s t o i . :l - . : be made as aforomid, mad if or more shad routiaoe 108,111-r as hour llherealter, they .bl . l , stff , r death. —Persson ols•trorti.: • Ja.tires. ite. sad isot dispervinr ufter proclosisail 41,i( convict...o " , lb be adjudged gritty et .—Jsmace4, Ate. to be iodentu.n.st la caw of killiorr os laniming.— Penally out in attend blee.i.s•.. with arms, weapons. Ike—she d that every p twin nu ..rat shell be . provided that this does not raterid la J raw.... Peace Offietlo, at to any other penes acting ID their attn. • . who shall proceed to, or be premiss at tack Men in..— Pe... wet to tutted Meetings with etc., banners, and oilier en..y.. emblems, under the pettaits of .—Shei.lL Peptic in r. .• land to base the some powers as Niogiorwes so aglood.—J ,. .. Hem at SMIIIMBS may vobiliv.de large pari.kes oad too .0n,.. for all the purposes of ski. Aes.—ldertiar may be held ort' .. r this Art its certola parishes to Nestmioster, within c.i . .... ..e Wesisninster Hall gate, onus ithstaadiag Act of 57 Gin, !I I e. 19 —Notice. 00110 be roosrary to las .—Pervoin iodscsett cut 011110101 d til traverse theater in • .ultagerat A oleos or .4,....0... —Oile d nay be relined if mat proserated, as.:er 1;;.. A... —PI M@ for lectures or tkbales, unless p. es Healy here 04. &mei se h as, 414eederly plairecaod pa ste person p..s;. 4 or 911111•5113 My.—P,milty ow perigees by alma larls 1,41... , 1 elsll be weal 10.11. t and venoms paying t w adantstoo 14 liela Obi Min uf .—Prosecosiag *Wets 0 such plawr. iris we se be ponivbed la the like WARlSH.—Magiara:. say 1 tilanditi isillaboloa to aolitess-ed pine... —Two JeWit 1 stay HOMO 011111*. far lectures. &c.—Jsts.ice• way ishpect ~..... e. 5 Lectures tat the Universities. law. eif e,ort. 1..v.4.1... ,East India Colksges. and Setaintries and Cs, owes* eacepted.—forfeitore of Iteetree hi ewe of ,eat,itim or imaliMel lectures.—Lisetatioo of netted. to whims. earlobe Meths r and tie amino Sr Brit to be laid la th.• c.0. , ' y where the atoms was comositted.—Provecotiows to be room meoecd within unmoor after olfeoces.—Act may be repealed or altered this Sashimi. SESRCII Or ARMS AND TRAIMING The preamble of this Kill state, tort woos hod a th, ..f yarrow sort., hire been collet led. *ad ore helot in • o oi• of she kingdom lir piwpierm doorroirs to Ibe paht.i.: on I i...t It i. espy...twat 'hot ja•tices of the Peace should be tit. and empowered wiae owl drubs yeti arm.; 11 s. roweled. that ore the lufttow.iio:), is walk, ist Ywoo. credible witnesses, halite, may if ie. woe room to .eo!ch foe seize Uinta Mill swiss to he kept f wick d.or filtzli parlor , . oral, in ease admission is refivil. power Wino I. 1.6 r Val, amble to enter by fake, ht day or by richt, Iwo r•ce wt .4 bowie, or ~lisee oluttede.e., obi So detain, or e soloed, in rafr costody. in .ark pi :ee as lb.. Mid Ja.:ii e Ike Pence shall appoint ...it Creri. the tiros or elegem.. yo too"' mid wizen M ehrtresid., entnto the .0 tier thereof els sit pr •ye, io the intiyfa. nos of sorb Jinni*. lb drub arm. or ora:oia. arc* 04 kept ("roue purview dangerous I-. the public pet.! Tbe twat dame gives the power of appeal to t..r („) Ikrler Ilew(rww, for the restitution of tick arms. The 3.1 Claus. a othori.e. the arrest. the detection, had ho'd• iag to of ail ytromy found (curvy ass ohatr eireamoioner... The Clone elver cob jorbilktion to all t J o s. tires of the counties ollrelea lb • h. The Sherif I)epaie of rwolismid ism to sir neat Glantz, ioneit ed with simi.ar rower-. Actiotei Crmatibles, hr.. r r act. el ye in per.o..oce tlos Sinudie, must be brosi x tit it sf i v wombs; the veene mit-t he Weal. and Is tole w .erosit t r at• a felidilllt nr juicocool on de...rev , ptoialid ow.. l .a. d A eilat4tr Lmuan..o holds with regard to t, o;1a sic diferemet ..t Asowt..; treble cows azylait the I.o,w:testi :ate uI for ratline of •wit. The A.l eatriol, to the ~.aides of La.rioter. CM Item, the We.. ffid..ie of Yorkshire. Stafford. Ile, b•, Leice•tei. libabalb, l.uwbetlaad, Northern:4..l4nd. 1t0.1,5w,, I:. Wry.. avid L,aark. LA bleb oiler tMoties a., up 41 Misr% •.•1..11- ea iabde It, Justices, tat Qalitt till 4.• tint Se.bitatar, at U.S. hewer.! Meeting of th: Lieuteuancy, *hall, ay littiltoll, be deelfred to be ilt,torb.4l. The operation of she Act say be mitt. tel or ezwalled be , the Wag in Colwell. A blank Is lett ler the doratido of the Art. The following is 'he so^ooirier of the 11.11 t.. pr.ive t irs•nlrg and military ..iatios in in• iv. 61:•le. ...O . ' 04 oboe part, resat Unused Ktag.looss , 1 . 1 01•14•.1 liws• am rilly asoesibtrd. hare peoctioed y 5e,4,.144, 44.0 r a„. the ;rent Muni mad alarm of olio peoceoi le and to, al lonsecthas.d the liaossae.st 1,..v.5:re in it to, ou 14 !twit " inns all easeetist, 14-1 l ~ • o ta ‘ ., fir OW porpooe of training or drilliag u, I 6.1.. r brained or drawl to she toe of *c.o., or tor she pu , roe of prar SSS i l tit WHOA,' ex ream, allovelaret.. cool M1M..01, A t t• o'II any lawful authority (roux Mopsoy o, the L.rie. int ego gs, ~r !Wine. or of ony oiew.sriry. by roosni.,4osto. other wise, for •,1 Atang, 45.,11 be rod the oasis, .ire aCtrlo • ae d algrfaUf to 'lto lett•eaol .trigroy f hi. ‘1.,j...4)•„, outni•rti and of his li vet 5.14.4.1 s and p-ot m o tot no .111 e pie. at at or A lead 110.) 404 . 1. 1111Mr1r11104 Or :o••• • 06h1%. tor par - pnoe of tool sloe unit nrillinf, 411 V 015( . per-no Ar peso or Sc one ate tra.llw or the pr,riire of Whim) r on.ortnests. Cr eVololloosor, Or line sh4tl stain or drill o,loy 0i.04.10 p peroons 00 the IBA isr she prortire of so.looiy vier air. gg ,, ggg e„sg. bar egos/omo, or Ran 5:...11 aid or 4,14 1h,0.4.., briab !remits conoleiral 1 horror, slain 4e 111 e hi be tranliore for any 1. IS soot raceedose yen ye it- Or to be posoigogd bir linprioomarist ant ?terrain% lain yenio • at tree d se Minh 00l the Conn in a Allis .ml l l I.lll‘l. I •.1•11 Ise 1414 8110 etre, prlta.l oohs oholl amid of he pb-iesn as inch sarenks ar *obi.: 4 al aforesaid, for she porsobe wt bell, or 0, si -II al AI as) .•ris meeting or aoseast,li Iv 'robbed no latil.ed In tine a.. ea she wiener of indium y cart roe, rtforesornio, or 1 tr'i'm“.!, bring legally eiravieted sheieof, shall be noble io be pa.. 1.4,4 by ern pr escerthog lea )tan, mthe disere..ob fault its %stool, nai 1. e,oilicliois .will be ha 4." Ihe teener! (loose rime,. evil alrill lie lao fel f hay tier of the Peace. or Peac.• flamer, of any her pes or os', ;• tib. , in their aid or uoioonre to drissehe such iraimile port"' •• itOJ to commit or ha sl to bail the Compuott; 114 a. I Ks aeotther Clause, premiss Ms apprehreided are r. 1i .j.ed ro and proored to resat fOrtho lib, motel- the u1.,l in por#- • pound by the Coon, na ground >howls. Any arbors nign ail a hlinlinraie tor au) thine door audit this Act moot be cowmen:4 . rd a tibia deer worth. hfier Mr 1; 4 4/ misted t loot double co. s tire tair.iideJ to the Dartool.ut, 11 We I Plaintiff failo in ei.latilislnue her eaoc. This Atl may be or,,eatrit oi abri.4l thi. ttroiun. In the evenin4 of the 13 , t, ill'. I select vii!/.1 s h e s ett ler society o f 1,,. r 0nn Cumberland Youths tens • fine peel of prtiti.l4te Cripple., which rem. poises 51./10 Merkel Chanel, wino lOS tool); and two •ingles, nn the peal of eight belle, it Laisislesna. Kent. being most abl y conducted by Mr, Ji.11.1.11 LIDLIT. in No hoots and oninuteo• On the 26th ult., • destinesire fpe broke oil at one of the eatoosise cotton mills belougoolit too uhert Owen, Et 9. o f New fanatic, which, but f a el ths eratiosi ittol onremitted eseitlcoot of the numerous norkepeople emplose , l in this e-ttlilis'itn•ot, null Ibale robchls e o-mou•tirutetl ttl. the FP104.1011.1e. land other collate , . 'rink:. We ate Ivippy to est se lives sere Ice ; 44.1 that ,Ite • • - 2 ._ ( 7 4,1 . 1 tt , •. - ~..;"*. i l - • •-::, AllitTßAft , . ...77; ..1 .'• 401 TUALL • ' ... i„, t . i.;,1 Ur** ANI) As ' i.i • 'l' •"9" ' Whereon is Moms • . Awri anailteto of prrasOvir4lllloll.4l44. .arsine. II" " i 'l••_* ll ' ibe rites, of aelilktgriag oyes wit , a if o f d agreeing as l'elitiaar. I ousplaisf., nem& rlarailime. It e e.laiiime, or Addiewies. semi .. ik , , .- ... - ) i r tb. rife ter. II g: