The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-08 00:00:00

, . . • -.. . • -' • ' • , . . • . ' • ' . • .. . . . . . • e• . . . . , •... , .t . .... ~ _ . _ .. - t TIE-. STAI'ESMAN - - • I . -, . s, • - : , . ' ' ' -•.-- . . .. ._. . _ •,"' . - ..-.-...... - • ........••••••,... • , .. - -• A • • .. _ mitres upon the affairs of the Frenih Empire to • :63 " - i)Efirr.fine eilkibilliil : • .: •' •• ~ :. . . . ..... 1 . . . hi.' t' . ' t 752 . TIM' ABP. tIiRtsTOPRER irYVIL L. .e lll, lßtitseeete i Met the : Meseeepte. its - eft4?,,lise 4- -' - ~< • ...-- the Conservative Senate. After observing that the - s - ' --:-04111ass. •' • • • : . • Stet duty of the Senate towards the Monarch and 'llietraolarllighegesselethe ailiiiisit'agiet tied the , of Cements' . 11111 ,AlisliiiiiAL lll° ,4tectrest- iiii;Miti li kte : ---;-' ; Parliament . +. 'Wiry se•e '. ' '1! ... ••• / • •••• .•• '''"/ '' • The People, is truth (a doctrine, by-the-bye, not in- Duke-of York; andthe Noble Goests of • the •Cootte r f . .:',:7 •. Itrtirlt ll ' • - "'" ' ''oosete't.....9.9r. . ,•. rode to Melton Mowbray yesterdays t'oje. Prince ' - Ass. •StrOie, but heart culeated in this country); he proceeds to other to p i cs , Regent is in hi hsi it . e ,„.s.„:e,,eyeeissorieree ,COMMITTEE. . i' . : 1 !.1 the-year 1780, the same feeling tha a t e i i n m W ate e d st Des* Sift --ft i s ' • and than observes that " the abuses of power are ' 44 ItiglaLt•l 9 110 ANDftjsiiVi . i.li*,sots are . . the pen. 41:_. . e l KOo's Al , _iii'r alters IM: t i t , 2.• 1'731. s known ple . in favour of annual Parliaments ,as glowed in F i r ud r° l 94i " lg e li tiM.q.: (l . -71r4Ple . V i' FA , ' le " • ' parked in bloody eharacteis On all the pages :of In our anxious solicitude to convey !to the :the bottoms Of the united Deputies a all the petition. • ' • history," (how *-effectinglw true!) and then: adds, the partkulars of that which transPiresott thisprimee leg counties and tea. mummifies over which" you pre- , " Resist.Ven, 'Pet Of tie iri rti . "Yritfis) 1 .t4 '-`* b ' e" ii . , governments have corn- " all' nations halm eared • all ly mansion, we omitted to state, in the report of the sided. On thavery day on which those Dep • . j_. A, lilies presentation of this CO' istella ftiiitletlaate to fret ob- . the name of the infant Marquis of Gran. :dissolved - their :s . tted excesses; 'all ought to pardon each other." christeui "g/ meeting, nameiy, Roth 2oth of March, to Jl,Ft s and a dePli . rtilkli ; ffeht the jsrs! p rinmples 414 tie was : baptized by the name o f George John ; • - ---We insist 'upon its that however CovernMents by. Fredp . rick. , The hope contains more than two.hun- report to their respective constituents , A (h at al 6 ° lll t"i" 6 • .- ~. . ... Parliaments are the pacient constitution of England, emu - . . ~ might be disposed to pardon each' other (like . . . 1 .dred indtviduals, who partake daily of the festitities. under the reenThwenleok ot . and the birthright of Englishmen"--on that very - • • "C. J. St*, Chairman." • • t, • • ••• . : . . • • trach'em and Lockit), the people of all countries The cistern of punch, • -. day wsa,read in ,thee General Committee of West. I " W.ommeiettomitioinoreteirs___ . • . ' :, - "Rio never to overlook the excesses committed by . Mr. Douglas, administered in the Se' ri 7 aliti' 4411 0 '.; es solee.oosi s peore., ei,o....ive. talk * gkeir Governments. They should be inexorable in on Tuesday, to the household and tenantry, iii 'ito ',nester, a " Roped of Sub-committee, appoint. l• A ResoeyErel, That it islise eligo ittWe Ceieb 4 .4' ~' • ~. ' biesse•Wkie would be a fair and honest ground _ _ try BONAPARTE. We are not for Mips- - many a brave fellow prostrate. the pas ,of . ti re Wei thestate of the representation of Ila t ee, the house reminded • one of a • castle to , • w this country," a Report, consisting of nineteetepro-' that there OW. ..... -sett, 40 47 •11 . ke . ‘ mitt a . . ~tainmons, in addittpu (0 thit_egeekt.tioetreeelitativies . ~ alkbetetailltstorm, and fhe young Marquis, the : Noble . ' Positions , „ as p , signed R. B. SHERID,AN, Chairman. of Coontiea, ii. Dumber. Of .Ifiembith,, niest less than siallair Ms. . and the Prince Regent were toasted until edict thus - The Report begins thus'-" Resolved, That it op- , one hundred, to be chosen, in due prelsortion, by • ' • • the several Counties of the Kingdom' of Greataavit• . .-, iit to Curious as it is o ff ensive, to see the shifts ceased. Many were found the next day in the sub- IlteWerolerfn 6:faction are driven to day by day, for je terraneous passages.of the Cas t le with symptoms of pears that neap Parliaments to be holden once in . , every year, were the ancient_ usage, and declared "it". . . . , ... lerginionts to prevent, the recurrence of what two I recovering animation. • The punch was not out at ten ' "...H. act it lidte Op i inion of this tO * 'll 111.4 . to be the hereditary and right of Abe ' < . - 8 - mat et, i--T • , l on Wednesday morning. This cistern, according to le of En land People . g . , , the Members of the' liouseqf Commons Illskuld be - . •• • generations have scarcely tasted of, viz. de blessings ANNUALLY elected to serve in Pala - ace' ne. the history of the county , was filled with oia t.„31 at it appears, that Act of the . 6th ' . of peace. First it was, the Tyrant should he driven I • • ' ' c • • rd I '' * the ' y ear • " 111. That it opiniono f '.%l...viaa' - . . when Charles Duke of Rutland fatherof the present of the reign of WILLIAM and Meet is the first regu- %ohm the 'thine before such a hope should be en- I D k b s u e„ to ore. The silver cistern is 16 feet in tar ape which attempts to establish' and appoint the that it be most earnestly recominenrsto the Elea; , , - -tout aged ; and th en, when the Allips, by their.~... - tlreuniference, holds 60 and is • a matchless time.Of the continuance of Pediments to be for the tors of this City, to support, t. te s 'ON. Cif: ... gallons, 4iitiernte DECLARATION seeme d to f i x that river as t h e ; piece of workmanship. Ale, .at the rate of 21 term < et three years I though the same Act* recognizes : neral Election , such Candidates, to repress/40'1km • ..- , the ancient laws and statutes of this kingdom, b y ;in Parliament , as shall, previols to the Bleetion s hr 11 he strike to the hogshead, is now making, to be kept • • , Alsoundatfrof-the"Frencli empire, then,forsooth, t till the y oung Marquis becomes of tiO, b r , ' t h e iwhith . ansuar. - Parliaments were tonfirmed,"*c+. ; sipping Oin association, or otherwise, issise..eat*il . . • ' peace should be out of the question, as - lon ' • ' " I them that they will support the abets:hopes-1m • • g as ' blessing of Providence. The festivities will cease to- ' And the reading of this Report of the Satocom. , . BONAPARTE. were alive. Being dead, those advo. I \<tnitt * • ' Regulations in Parliament, or so much I l ltskreo -"ap 0 morrow, when his Royal.Highneos the Priepießegent et ee as immediately followed up in the General ; _ • • gates for human slaughter would find it expressed in' and his Royal Brother , will leave Bet tie for vo ', Committee by four Resolutions, of which this • is the . shall not be obtained in the present Paells.o.la;• - ' .- • .. , a.. ~heir btlefs or instructions, that France must be go- I.Burleigh, thereat of the Earl of Winchitsea. Theie will first :-" Resolved, That ANNUAL Purity:melds \ . .C. J.. l'OX; clisar;is . ,•Us:w.. . I ' are the undoubted right of the people of Ell land • • . ' - - vented by a Monarchy, and that Louts XVIII must Om' open house again,at the Castle en blepdey, when *." FELLOW CITIZENS t `I ": ' ', '' • ' e ''' ' , 4 • ! the Duke'sbirth-day will be kept in the motrstyle of mil that. the . Act which proiotiged their durationt -. 1 4 1 f- , If the Freeholders ofiferlitidee kr! ft; ittilt . ieft . a De that Monarch. . , • • ! Old English hospitality: •There will be i IsSill lathe was sabversive of the Constitution, and a violation ' ~ .: I that a triennial Parliament Wilk" rictittfirrittffilisent , • IV - outset be expected, indeed, that men who fat- J ew • • art of the Re p resentatives of the sacred trust! s . evening of that d ay, on which occtuion,the 'amiable 00 V .../„O ess < .. ,--e , we have not. •.: 1 ~ sloseathat calamities of their country, will ever I Hostess of the Castle condes nos ce to leap down the 'repo in them by their constituents§ ;" and the I If they have forg ottenthis ii" tgrigis * . a t• of Eng. .. :1 emetioteuence, or even cousent, to any effectual mea- j first dance with the tenantry of the gopleHonse.- - 'f ourth "'Resolution was is follows :-" Resolved, i lishmen, we have not . . • .. • • • 'iore for putting an end to them. They , therefore, tit requires not panegyric to state the -kind con.' That the Report of th e Sub-committee be printed, I aI ; • • • ; r.' If they-can believe that a . iriennitil Ptitlfeboeht . • : will do every thieg it their power to continue •tlio I descension of the D uke and Duchess-; suckcan only •.and 'copsent to the several Committees of the ' tee, ,is the cure for corruption, we cannot. "'-• *. •;-- . 0 - : I be estimated by an eye witness on the spot...• , , ',*43T - ' counties, 1 cities , ties and boroughs of this,kin deM II " I cc , A ._ g , H • Be steady and determined. It is tifettired fok'' • •• a . 'Mar. When Its consuming flames cannot he kept ep At the conclusion of cur report, we Are inforoied -4t waspu ,Honda the' the 20fh day of'islarch„l7Bo, •sei to set' an example that must be foitirld by all .. - • by.seeitepecies of fuel, they will resort to anUther • ' s the Royal Prince will go from Burleigh ou S ize 4 ao ptiat tyese Neoolutions were signed C..J.Foc,lLh i t --a- _,,a - (Els i e d ` lf -it ah would preserte its Wit; ' • Atitedr flimsy sophistry, which they would pass foe' . to Brocket. Hall the seat of •Lerd bililberrn e. min:. On . the 25th of March, the General Crain- ' -• •' . 1 " l o-ngestow is tho 4ay'teo * m onth who have . . . ifitis ellese.s to influence the. Readers, who are caught . . . . 7 ' 1 N • tee, being a Committee of Correspondence again' / called theniselves the Friciiite of the Pm pie. ;Yoe - . . '"..' .. by its speciousness, itiehaiing time or opportunity II4IPAL INTELLEIENCE. . met. 'But here, from an extraordinary garbling of have their solemn lieSOlutions before you. • Let theiti - Is' . • •;' • • important documents, occurs a difficulty. 1 know • •.. act steadily up to these,•if they Would preserve eauir - s 4 .14 examine its fallacy, It "RI .übdoubt, one day ! - .a . - * •-• - -olaw•-- • * • not the source from whence you had the papers re- ; B e • ' v e t '. con fid ence. Mott , I - say : These are sl i p- tall to the share o f' these fie r c e 'warriors le i evince in Da" , •TA-N• 7 . -- ""t h ied R h Majesty's ships Blenheim and l' . atm to Westminster ; but you must have been • . • -. .eery times : and to - morr o w , in all probability, is to selves what they so muck 'Amite in others, viz. Warrior, eons the Roompot ; Ariel, with Lord Yarmouth and i greatly Imposed on by the garbling of which I - decide whether you 'shall be FREEMEN or - 4 , from Holland • ' and Brazen, -His Royal gritrpge l - and a glevotion to th eir country's welfare. suite • ' f from Goernse y.speak. On. this very day, the second Resultition SLAVES. . i II gliness the Duke of Clarence, and suite, embarked thia :that really used was-" That it is the opinion of ...;,s•-sr;''. ..-.4...- II " Qua BLESS THE PEOPEAtai,'''':‘ '' • '. • - Evening ;tepee hal vauntingly published its :morning on board his Majesty 's ship Pactolus, under a royal sa- lute from each of the men of war la the Downo.-Bis Majesl 4 ) .'. Commons should be this Committee, that the Members of the house of - ANNUALLY elected to serve • - ' " Your faithfulseeevhste, • * „ 4 . • -.1 okitstitscit E. :oack irliCreazidie sale, for which, if d peu enc.e ' ship Pactolus ressuius in the Downs, with his Majesty's ships as 'in 'Parliament ;" which Resolution, in your Poll- .. • ~“.Illtvinantajo April 6." • . 4 . - ' r . ~,,,,,,, *WHO arty degree blended with their ft' • prn ,gacy,el • per last. . ;eel Papers is wholly omitted 4. It was, however , I: 9 . . .. • ' , ' Would pocket their profit and its shame to- I 4N et. , . . oazsmouro, JAN. 7.-Arrivb -.!---i• . , d the vrow Elizabeth, with. '‘ Resolved, That this Committee will, on Monday, I hare said that the papers - .IA - which. you were . . . • • . Most assuredly the taste and good sense of ' us 4pril,:the third,. consider of a plan far q, General lisreishert lflaflre to 'these transactions mast hate _ ... the British public are not complimented by the de- iimher, from Mem.l; and his Majestv'sships Hydra, UrgeMt,, '" dkt s elle - 4 : Reioived, That this At:oda/ion, . lie_ was been garblet. You shall now hate tite•eelderice.-r , 4 i t. , how much the Courier ie read. Effroutery• el Drente,, from the eastWard.-11' ' 'esty'i.lthits , OERati4teCili) itajuUrn to Monday, th e third of April ,ca ' mparejoor own publication of the proceedings i t iof the 25th of March+, with,the hand 4 lll which re- ' I • . is ' eemarkable, that in your series of " panes" .. . - • We; and, but ;for - that corrupt partiality •ef - ,• • ' - .... • - our book, the setted,. end by far the most ite- ee.to Weittninster, from the 15th of Merch to Y , ...,, .eer,., , willehiwill„Jfiesteireekticbe England's bane, 1 / 4 P; . 6.+Arrived ihe Da limAr 'veep**. ImeS .4, ... es? , p isely at 11 o'clock in the forenoon." the 148th of Jul 1760 1780, inclusive, the proc4edings of i portent, it entirely Innitle 4 V- and, to correspond .....10 0 ,Olie• Joareal in question would be considermi *waste cruise riermuda brig4rf War,. from ditto t 504 iraAtemisr be said third d'ay of April are wholly omitted; and with their omisslen, the word " regulations" in the sloop of war, with a convoy from Pnrlan""Thi . . 4 4lo.B46‘ •;it tiaf t a r 1 third Resolution , which, in the o s iginal, had re- V,,.• . paper Es soon as published. It shall, however, be they remarkable that those of the Gene- . s• , -, and the Perseverance ,-, from Belfito for ' Lasillsirs or .. 15 ;.. Wesrmlitsiter-Hill, on ma stxth ef fliren" to both of thoirco which preceded, is altered ' :the task of the STATESMAN as soon OWN ens:lair:el • ' . 4 9into 66 regulation," answering to the one Resole- Re•olution, from NVaterford, for - ditto; Eliza, L or d !!gr it , are in part omitted; and without any account ' -3 , are completed, as it has been the- ditty of every ill- lion, that in t h e garbled paper was returned.- and Siert, from London. I of shed passed on the debate, although a part of what used Print in the country, to lay open a scene of ;occurred was somewhat .extraordinary . As, how. ;It was, I know, on the authority of Dr. JERE, a ' • . . scandalous. °Milel abuse, by which any Journal, Fastotren, JAN. 5.- Arriv.-d the Rapid schooner, Pam the { !ever, I can never forget a certain occurrence in the i Member of the Committee, who was in the constant • • 'Which will unqualifiedly favour and sustain the con- _ Downs; and the Peruvian man of war brig, from the Leeward ; said proceediOgs of the sixth of April, and am able - habit of not trusting to .memory, nor to Secretaries ; • duct of Ministers, however depraved, or assert and tonnes ; she left the fleet frmn that place off Sclily; yesterday. t to throw some hut to enter every thing important in his own pocket: light on the history of that. crisis, in .1/ • . .-. '' ' • 'the exer ti ons f or P ar li amentary Reform, I think it memorandum-book, that those three Resolutions of maintain their claims on the people's confidence, -Suited Ore Queen Charlotte packet, for Passages; and the I I the 25th • d into the h dWI 1 7 were copse ( Duke of Montrose, for Surinam. • . imy duty so to do. 1 .. : - wilt whatever falsehood it may be arej the incapability of that person to falsify., document, • founded, ' Of what actually passed {lithe Westminster Com- ;. sorts meet with the reward doe-only to virtue and mittee, prior to the staid sixth of April (when , b y a You insist also see the utter incredihiliti, 'that in so `. .lunderstan d , that two battallion of Provisional We open a manner, on so public an occasion , and in the • troth . This it is which makes public calamity of . t vote of the General Meeting of the city, I was added i - Militia are to be formed of the men who- have volun- to 't) i ,my knowledge was derived from others; but I l face of a•numerous Committee, who from their own s 4 • ' . . tlong life-and this is the reascn that nine Journals leered under the Act of the 54th of the King, cap. ; 1 .1 had good information of the intrigues in that Co rn - i inward consciousness at the momen timust. ham eagerly . i Nr iu ten, throughout the empire, are, what is nau- for Extended Militia Service, and that the Marquis of • miss ofthe • - ' ' • mines, .ipatsocly termed. ministerial ; for what otherwise Bumcieenam is to be the Commandant of the Ist : Yorkshire Committee and there first sowed a den- cement of their own only twelve . dais old .;, such a „ I recital of the said three Resalutioni could not have should prevent the vehicles of public affairs, did they battalion, and Co'onel Balmy, of the West Mid- • gerous dissension among the Reformists, on the very . diesel Militia, of th e 2d battalion ; the first is to as. ; been ma d e , unless it was correct. " * speak the truth, from increasing in number on the as - ':i mpor t an t point of P a , liamentary duration. , .. • semble at Portsmouth, and is supposed. to be for ter. l . i A document in m 'andofwhich I y possession, . „ether side v in proportion as the public burthens, and . . . itself internal evidence of its having ma d e part of vice in the Peninsula; the second is said to bit:soo t & myself extremely fortunate in having found .' • public calamities iacrease!! But the corruption of destined for Holland. This is. the whole result 1" * , two copies preserved among my papers, will materi- the said proceedings of the 25th. Firstly, . it agrees S i . the present system, which could not be supported or the volunteering system. ~ ally aid in proof of the garbling I have noticed : it • with the sentiment and the language of the SO- 1 slued in far one month, without these panders to The whol ,of the Officers and privates belongin g`' 'n • '' '', • wer, is became so infamous, as to apply the ro llii s • •• gl g is a han dbill in two co l umn s. ' i bis hand bill was to the Beckinghamshire regiment of militia have To- ' plentifully distributed among s the essembled people ' committee. S econ dl y , it accords with a resolution of the General Committee on the 20th. And thirdly, lenteered for Holland, and the quota allowed by i while waiting for Mr... Fox to take the Chair of the , - this internal evidence becomes irresistible when we 7', people's means to the peeple's undoing. By secret- t go one step farther back, that is, to the 15th of • • .. law will proceed in a few days for embarkation.- ! General Meeting on the said sixth of April; 1 nervice-money, and other !ess suspected means of 1 , 1 . The will be accompanied by their Noble Com-1 , and both the hand-bit fl 1 'bed March, on which day the Committee " conceiving . ; - i , and a blue ag,• nscri • ; bribery, which shall be unfolded, the credulous and mender, the Marquis, in their intended services. le themselves bound to enter into the consideration et oostuat. PARLIAMENTS,' EQUAL REPRESENTATIoN ) . question tending to establish .the independency • . abused people are made the operators of their own The wrong-headed man who some time since per- appeared to diffuse a general satisfaction. The con- ' gweir a P ar lia m ent on a solid and durable basis,-Re. kiwi,' and sufferiogs !! ! listed in stating that Mr. PIT T , the late Minister, tents of the first column are as follow :- . -.. solved, That the duration of Parliaments, and the ....._ t . was stilt living, has been again extremely trouble-, ". Maw or Es - Geese, .- • a ' ag When I wore your diamed, enriched it state of Representation of the People, are questions and ilt - Yesterday her Royals Highness the Princess CHAR- some at Earl BATHURST'S of fi ce, and insists that Mr. .., immediately under this description." It is not, there- ; ; ittlfrri of W ALES completed her 1 8th year. In the ' CHAPMAN is Mr. Pirr ; the assistance of Salmon be- erith the coequal of half th e provinces and a cep. fore to be believed, that in the coarse of ten days, longing to Bow-street Office has been in consequence tiered King of Rance, it was my policy . and my ' . &owing her' tutor, and principal attendants, were , while warm in the pursuit of mime', either of their introduced to her at Warwick-house, and paid their I called in. : Ode to cherish the FREEDO§ of my brave and be-1 rtwcrimportant objects could have den wholly for- ' respects in due form. A number of 'Nobility and 1 Yesterday the remainder of the Volunteers who loeid PEOPLE. , 4( 'gotten. 'persons of distinction called at the house, and left i have enlisted from the Militia into the Regulars left ; I thought it the most glorious act of my , life, From the hand-bill, it is seen what a shock bad • _ , town for Ramsgate, from whence they are teembark . when I confirmed their BIRTHRIGHT to the election . their respectful congratulations on the,return of t h e been roduced in the ' metro olis b the defection in ' I for their respective regiments now in Holland. 'of a NEW Parliament ONCE IN EVERY YEAR pp ' y day. A' a Court of Directors was held at the .at the least. . , one county from the correct and sound - patriotism of • .It was reported yesterday, on the authority of' ac- ; Yesterday the United Deputies of eighteen counties and commu. East India-house, when JAMES Coal, 13sq. was op- : " Litt& did I think, that Englishmen could ever , .. , ; . toontisaid to have beers received from Holland, that n i t ies, a d the alarm that was taken. The proceed- 7- ~ . eirm'eral Deputits from the Northern and Eastern , ' pointed Secretary to the Company., and sworn into broOk to hare this unalienable right invaded, or <. n s 9 ) 1 .• • of • • • 1 o f t e d ay were course opened by a speech . ~ . : the , said office accoidingly. JosEen DART, wrested from them; and when I saw it, bitter • was g *. ' - Proiiaces of France are proceeding to Great Britainfrom -the Chairman,Mie Fox • but as - that faithful * !, id over to Louse XVIII. the assistance of the re- . : Assistant - Examiner, was appointed .Assislaet-gocte- I th e anguish i felt, even in the r!alm s . of iniraor. i . IDo t J well w ' what "I . • .* 1 spiatioe -districts they represent for his re-establish- ,undermentioned Officers were sworn into talit Cary. The . . , , y. , ' f Abdie , cor ewe kne had passed i i and the . the Committee at its last meeting, on the aforesn'el • the command of their respective ships, viz. :-Capt.; " Ole witithe delight of a fond parent, • •• : nivillit en the Throne of France. It was likewise- third of A pril, wh en party h a d t • hed _. riump overyis . •ii- . . • • laid , that Multar and REannaltelots- had made . 13stooze Eve, Marchioness of Ely, for St. Helena . virtuosi pride of an English King, that I now be- .• ciple he planted himself at the elbow of : the Cha ffs. ..SI and Bengal • • and Capt. C. H. NEWELL, Alexander ) ! hold reviving the ancient spirit of your illustrious / peace with the Allies, and 'agreed to co-operate w ith , „ . , prepared" to move in this General Meeting. an . . , .. and for Madeira, Madras, Bengal. ; f ore f at h er. Go on, my children, in this road to - man , them against France. Those reports occasioned the Amendment on the particular article. - which, insteed • .' in r de I 1 h tbrests lender ' rise the an a t wog ey upon , Saturday the 78th regiment embarked at Aber- : glory ; vindicate your Constitution ; be FREE; be „of an annual, .made a triennial Parliament time oh. • .. ~, . 3 !deen, for actual service in .Holland. I VICTORIOUS; be HAPPY f. - 0 - authority. jeOt of association and there cast be no doubt but mornin as a poor woman was going i 6 .', Demand your birthright, Ammar. PARLIA• Yesterday morning, Lord Yertmouett arrived in town last night, and ', that, had he experi e nced fair play, his Aniendineet • • ~. down Ludgate-hill, with a basket of potatoes on her t MENU md.EittlAL REPRESENTATION. 1 . 'ft reported to have brought inteltigenee of importance ' I would have been carried triumphantly, assn Amessel- ' head owing to the slippery state of the pavement, " E D W ARD the Third, t .!from , Holland. The Allied Army, it is said, has : • 1: meat of the Yorkshire Plan of Association was car- ' she fell with such violence as to be taken op in a' 64 Once King of England. • 4-igassed the Lower Rhine in great force. 4t , - state of insensibility, and being carried into the file 2d day of the 4th Moon, in the year of . vied seven dap( afterwards in the Common Council of. • . . l - Accounts were yesterday stated to have been re- the City of London. Dr. JERE', and those in !sic • '!: Crown public-house, in Stationer's-court, expired in my Redeemer, 1780." . ! . • (11 deliat all symptoms of the plague had disappear- lco nf idence, took for granted that, on a matter t if • ,- I. . The second- column of the hand-bill, runs thus: . i ...s . a few minutes. such magnitude and importancr, the . whirl*. prniii„,..4 ' a ill Matta and that the fever had ceased its ravages " At a Meetingot DEPUTIES from eighteen Cora- -7 ' klb , I l ln consequence ofwhich, the commer- An inquisition was held on Friday at thi:Loodon , . 18 v a tar, Hospital, before the CoronerforNiddlesez, on the mittees of petitioning counties, cities, and towns; i • ()milted in the Wyvill Petit. Pap. I. :0.1.1.-It • as. . , ' .4 Asi intercourse is re-established. • , ' worthy of notice, that in eh r Remensirancse, pols.lvised 0 , - ..f the Officers returned missing in the late body of Ants Simpson, who met her death by blows 4 , WI vitt ," Petit. pa ... 1. 454. ALMON, a bookseller , under 'the particular pnlnmage of %be • ./,. i Amongst ldier qua rteredl. 214. then opposition party, the whole of these . procerilinzs of it.. : t ' ko -'•. hs at Bayonue, Is the Hon. ARTHUR SoHIII- inflicted with a pewter pot, by aso * W y vill's Pot. Pap.r i she lived. The Jury re- The Triennial Act. . 45th of.Maech. as well as tem' Importaut'prareetlfews of thr of the 14th light dragoons. His horse having iu the Tower , wills whom wvan's Polk. Pap. I. 217. tkird of Airtl. itt wl.icb tbe Committee pane meaty of thisamo • -.... .killed under him, he was surrounded amid taken turned a verdict of Wilful Murder against the Sol. weseri Mit. Pap: 1. 218. ' !ejection ailhat of Yorkshire, are 'Amity omitted. . t Wyvill'ePolit. Pap. I. 218. . I , I wile ls committed for trial Ivy the Coroner. a Vet. 1. 1118. • -; i - . i,ouer before be could extricate bitsseit. , dies, , . . , . . . ... , 4 I . . . • . ..t. . . . '; : • ' . . . :' • ' '..l*: : I S' / .... . ... . ,