The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-15 00:00:00

P I Ow 4... weewL4llllweet_ _ he lodged meseehere. sod with whom so . propetli es with the Magistrates 1, 'ld. Protection is due to the licentted property. :id. If the trade were free every berme would be a public-house. • That public-houses night to be subjeet to strict sod elfieient regulations, far mace sw then thee sow are. end two the rtintinist ruin', of such regelations should be committed to tbe Magiatraier, I readily gram ; but that the 'steerage and important trade of eic• tsalliwg, and the vast property connected with it, shoold be prostrated to the disposal of their despotic wills (*bleb is the plain Killifish of thou diecretioesey powers), is a doctrine which I dray sad detest. The government of wills, instead of laws,ir abhorrent to the principles of a free State. If If I. not to be en dured to a Sovereign Prince, invested with the attri butes of his high station, sod personally iraientified with hi% acts, much lose is it to be endured in such um es the 'radius Licensing Jastices ere seen to he, eitestuabered with the infirmities of their condition, sail who are enabled to conceal the identity of their acts end to disguise their 'octet workings ender the seine of s [lynch. Of all despotic tribunals, those of licensitte are the most asempt fres centres!, and therefore the sett tyrauttical, sad of slityraneiee Wt of a plurality is the worst. If any pebltc good were aseemplished by these arbitrary licensing tribunals, any coneenience that were essattainahle by the °Phony course of Police, wee might become secnaciled to the Motet alai right, sad 'tai l gated to the government of wills, instead of laws, but uothing is fist ther from the fact. For the Military purposes of opposing timely checks to drunkenness and disrader, the Licensing Justices ere es impoteat as children ; their anneal day of Might readers them only formideble fur purposes of mostopely end opprtsaion. It k therefore soeght to change the nature of their power, from the Wean ego of the trade to the swiftest of its disorders ; to abate the triumph of their adts on one dog in the year, mud to Ole them in return the power of ad. Ministering salutary laws every day in the year ; to weaken their hands for the uses of their own in. terests and pollees, sag D them for the service of the Pu r. Protection is ffllla licessed property" is the t W e ppegthe west position against * trade. It is said, and trely etintegh, that pesiadia not having bad to pry • torso moot frt - ficensed houses, would be able to en. dem,' them who have, or compel them to reduce their profits, or to improve their commodity. The power now reopened of preventing this, is deemed a property. The licence 'withal; the °weer to trade fora 'ear, is construed to y she right of es cluillog others from trading for ever. Those who have fed and fattened to their present winked, spots the spolculation of buying up terms in licensed bosses, kale the confidence to claire as a right, se esemption from the competition to which all other speculators are liable;_ a right drawn from the abuse of an inconsiderate Act of Parliament, and before which the natural andlealiewable right of the whole DeWitt Public to a free 'apply of victuals is to va. Irish : Too such reseed, I lastly submit, has bora shown to this spapiteuesool worrept licessing ie ./rest. It is high time that the iblerdel el the Public 4hould be 'Misstated is *a asemeimet. • The west repreematatioe, that " If the trade were free, every house would he • poblie-hoese," auswers the porpoise of alarming mast ; bet spun examine. lion, it would be found as hollow as the rest. I will smut, that if the mesas of repressing disorderly houses continued as Impotent es those afforded by the present Licensing System, there would be too many peblic-boisses oft th'e opening of the trade; bat with the projected guard of requiting the tualler to pay 20131. to Government upon the open ire of • new hews*, and mere especially with means et heed for shooing up an ill-conducted poblic.house beremillately, it F. probable there would not be so pans, and for the following reasons :—The !tree su m given for a tram in a licensed house, and which Is freqemoly 1 or 20001. or even more, is of course to he repaid oat of the trade. The price of beer, therefore, is ridged sufficiettily above the natural price, to ropey the money so edvanced for the licence; the price of commodities being thus artificially raised, soch profit is sofficieot to keep houses open,where the custom is very small, provided the premium for the licence be foregone, or bet of small anteuut. list if the trade were free, such ettra profit would not ob tain ; tridramen with capital would then enter the market, and, baying the best commodities, on the most advantageous terms, they would sell largely of a moderate profit, and many small public-houses, cow kept open on the artificial price', would he un able to keep open on fair prices. In this way many would be given up, while a great nentber of others now kept open_, as disorderly houses, ender the pro. Manta ADD SERV Alef.—'fhe JusliCel of the Peace tittles of the Licensieg System, would be soon pot of she county of Banff, is a Court held by them on down fader the operation of salutary law", capable the 24th Decembereod last, of thst on the plate, complei Driest his man . ot of • fakeer of easy and instant ezec•tion • the number in this wa y in the eeighbourh get rid of would most likely rimed those which servant. for desertion of his service without reason would be opened in place, where public convenience able craw s er vant s eadesvouring to induce and bribe required iiew hoeset,and where 'strains injuries+ mo. his fellow to desert also sad throw their nopolks remained uncorrected: In fact, the pro. erosive. ag enegsbeg Er in, b e f ore Is * c ode ; f oun d pbecy, that a fret/trade weeld nose an inendation of that said servant forfeited his half-yeer's wages; weals be gad that mor brat streets and tquates and to respect of t he se/nested nature nf the offence, weal(' be infested by them, is • bigbeir_, raised to re- foend him liable to 71. 12a. sterling of damages and conceit. the Public to iheferfeltere tirla frottesde espenceis ; had greeted warrant for his imprisonment It is not likely that toadstool., whb depend on the if the saute were mot Initially paid.—(lncerners - foveae of those living around theta, would wish to loursot) Is themseists where they would be !girded as a Cottoo Tacos of Gcassow.—We are happy to esisence, rather than stew ofensubadlitlM. If they fiod, that trade has not only net gone back, hot eves Ned sash a wtsh, they flight hi Oaf iestraliiird by Made considerable forth,/ prestos.. lit 1816, the proper omelettes's; but every Amid Isisifflsid, by tar s al number of packages of COllOll wool imported kis leap., takes care to prevent the leieeithies of of. inte that port was 41,918 : in 1817. it was 50,170 ferrite trades In iniproper places. ir hdo dolled and ISIS, it appears to have beets en less thee that every house is a blotchier's, althoegt Mil trade I .I • 145. There is of COOISP • large mock of the ar il free ; yet if the blessings of tier perissinstiven title is hand, bet the comemption boo is the mean were exteeded to meat as well as to arinit,'lse shoeld Philo Increarad. In 1817, by the gnat start which not fail to be sleeted, that If the trrale oer* free, was given to manufacteriug iedestry, the consomp. every street would be Alleriwith butchers' shivs— ! din amounted to the large goantity of 46,507 pack that Olf..rd-onarket would he estended to Portland- I ages. In 181841 hos even gone beyond that amount, place—St. James's-motket re St. James's Palact- 1 , raid teethes le 47,23 11 —• etthiumPtiosts we mount , that it were meth better to swallow theorist a! heed, perfectly unparalleled ! Among the imports Gale tainted, and to pay 2d. or :d. a pound estra than one (less particularly d eeeee es remark : we mean to hare s slseghter-horses sod butchers' shops en,. those from the Past Indies. Tn 1818 theta were flimsily sutler our noses. 1 orate ; in 1817 there were 33fil. pekoes. ; and in ?Ay belief is, that under a revilsted free trade, , ISlSittre were 6121, so rapidly has this new trade tiers would mot be an lemon in the total number advanced of public-houses; but be this as it might, the well 1 A terser of lostain died soddenly the 2d instant, regulating of public-bevies does not eon.ist in Irons. Wife 107th year of his ege. Dia eenstantly enjoyed it g th.ir '.l uwiter. If only one r adi o -house were good heelt!.. THE STATiIirMAN suffirieriiiira gietri See now two. it by no means follows fbat the fretteesturs of the two hoses would drink lest or be less disorder 4 by being coikder? infb Step the reverse is more likely to happen. while it is Sin Ids diet the sepprestion of thennebeetersostd 1 iaciersealenee the eel khourboori amend itiby,eoto pilling them to go farther foe their beer, sod by in swing the thanes of esiiperirtse. The only Witt iest means of rendering peblic.hesses well roe. itseted. I am wed sondseed, are theme which are we misery to restore to the public the benefit of • Nee trade, eta. the torsi of that part of the Act et Gee. 11. which mantel the 'tenting of licences to local meeting'. and to see day in the yertr, the pa rent of the arbitrary hillietheas ender which the Pelt• lie bat es long greened.; to which must be added, roles prohibiting victuallers free tapplying lige*, en their weenies to notoriously profligate cheresers, to persons visibly drunk or disorderly, or to week lag sea upon credit excluding in ainoest toe day's wages.—l as, Sir, your-s. ice. A NAIiisTRAI S FOR 111IDDLESIlt. LBW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S SIICH. Joe. 11. Iltetl.7llllZ V. SILVER LCD seism. The Plaiotifft is this selee ere eminent thy whew the Defendants rowel merchants. The Widgets on the 30th of July, 1817, coutract ed to soft to the Plaintiff 50 tons of rough moveliant. &Metter" Senegal, to be delivered within three months of the dote of the contract, •.t of the first of their vessel. which arrived from the coast of Africa, at Hs. per ton, if it were equal to a sample select ml by the broker from eertsin gem •n beard the ship Salis bury, or at as Wieder or sopetior price, escrwiling es the r w thee iseparied was i nferior or superior in to the semple fired epos. Itthe vessel in begs* woo embarked did no t strive within m o nths specified in the agreement , then the por r Wee to have 14 daps' time le which to con. eider whether he would or •ireld net prolong the contrect for another month ; though, If he did not give notice of his interitio* of prolonging It 'titbit' that period, the contract was to be considered as en tirely at air end. The gem Minot arrive within the three months specified ; bet as then bed Mee a con siderable rise le gum, the Plaintiff gave settee, within i tha 14 days oboe. mentiowd, to the Defendant, that he should stand by his bargain. In the atone of the fourth meth, the Abeills arrived, sod the Plainiff I applied for the delitery of its cargo. This was re. feted by-the Defeedent, on the alleged gropedthat I the cargo of that vessel had been sold or pledged to Messrs. Stengel., of Lime-street, hoodoo, Ma leaflike before,.. a feed from which they might repay themselves a certain sem of osprey which they bad advanced is Defendant for the purchase of same Jodie goods. This sale or pledge of the geed. was, how. ever proved to be fictitiorts, and the agreement pro duced to sobstagikte it (dated August 4, 1817), to be eves sebsseteeat to the dais of the cootract m atted on the 50th of Jell between the parties to the minima action. A Gentlemen of the ham of Re. Ironton, who perebesed the cargo of due Abell 'epeeists, 44 tens, stated that be had gees per too fee it. The adios was OW/OMM bffieglit to recover the gairent of the difference of the price of the gum et the time when the contract wee made, sad at the time that the Abeitte arrived in England. The diff.rence, after the duties, Ike. wen takes into tbm estimate, amounted to 6941. After hearts( ill the circle...lnes of the caw, the Jory reunited a vet% dirt,. a wording damages to the P lainti ff to thet emoset. Mr. SCAIIIATT was for the Plaintiff, and Mr. bleitow•l for the Defendaut. The defence offered In the Jury al peered so weak and frivolous, chat they interrupted the Counsel conducting It, to tell him that wee it it were established to its fullest in tent, it could not in the slightest degree invalidate the claim of the Plaiotiff. SECoN D 4 RI lir COURT. 3 AV. 14. victim v. 9111/40/1 AND ANOTRIA. This was an action brought to recover densities for a libel, which bad appeared in the Salisbury Gaulle, of vhich Defendants are Proprietors. Dsmages laid at 5001. 'fbe libel impaled to the Plaintiff (a tailor) the crime of having a child by his own doeghter. The Defendants iosteed of Weaning to jewify or lain 1 the cause of their inserting s o dreadfal an impo es sit p ion, suffered jedgetent to go by default. There was no levidence on either side, except as to the publkstion and after Ili speech from Mf. CASSANO on one side, and from Mr. Anocenvs on the ether, the Jill as sessed tbe damages et 1001. OLD BAILItY. 14. 110BrIERY OP LORD 11P-REsTORD. Deoishmen Robin. was pat so the bar ender an Ki el a males nd. ehargies with hayloft. on she OM of December hem P r im e r, d res sed. three II Babk-toses. 'The was Mech. and' hare ti vitt ferret able appearamte. no appeared is be be , «ems 441 owe 50 years es of age. A Jury of half Neel* mad half kagitt-h was measelled. Imed Ilerafeed was the first witness called es the pact of the prwiecustoti He said that the IN Moser bed bees In bis service right sir aloe year. sad had meompaneed lens boo Per egad so England in July last. The lithium a the humors Met ed.ewsp sir to attend boa la hiidrerriag-rtesno. awl be ed mime sad the' core of his clothes. It Oleo happened that his Imodsbtp left nes mosey in ha pockets. The had therefore as tipper levity haowlog what casts was shos by accidrat let his pearl. M , s Lordship had from dew 111 time missed weary is *ls way and suspected the Priamer leseleig tale. it. Pm she purpose of aseertaiaiog the (bet. be took the preasetiou Si Me antes. the reashe.s a which be also pot dews' in Me paeltes-booli. Me rolled these Mae ter, aud psi them into one of his pecheses Us she moroise of the UM of Demo her be abseil the IMO, NMI sews foe Vey. tie Mbar. As onto as the siker ease. he milled to madam it. The the Primmer before him. aed ask ed him ',bedew he hod say wry.awe Primate iwasedistrely rebellion wren estatataiag a goatoiry of Pectagoese paid role. li e robed the Prisoner whether be had as payeeother trftwey. ad he replied shot be hod wet. Mb Loadshi p p repeated hi. quangos wad OW W . " Are yea ,use yea hate Do meaty either la year p chew ar aaniug year 1" The Yelersore solo denied Mot he bad any. Ibe 117 Were traawatioasha Pelmets had said that br bad ea ma y. Vol, the ahem, lamobetely preceeied to senses. sad from oese et the Primmer% metiers a role of Kose-aotes was "'seduced. It was opened. sad shy antes wear compared the lumbers which led bees pet does Is his lierdAt s pocke i t heel. lle famed these tit be the use he all pia Oculars. Ihe Notes wet, here pondeeed. After maw temlbutamey evideate.the Jury "Alma hesitation had the Prioseer PO 1. IGIL -....01-_ jr,Apcp.‘ caul sic,.Ti's D1W1.'1.1.3. GuiLpicu.s. —Ye. ord.,. Stuasel .Nibleq end h :, wife, and the ether p oor 'Waded ni.-n an d chiWtrto who bed here engaged in pre/chiming the corning of the Shiloh, in Bodge. , ow, nn Wednesday, as rep .rt,i . la ear raper of yestetuey, were again breacht op It.. fore the sitting Magistrate, Altierman Custwternstt Sono. Bibby was *Wit the spokreesan, sod in reply t., the Magistrate, who ecquised it he hail ever been in . Bodkin, said, the Gensiemen might lasigh,bot he was net mad, but has vesligeted the beellieet thoroughly Were be wen CIIIII inCeil. Ile believed the Ilihto ham enter to cower, and could point oat the presphr.. cies which were now fulfilling. lie then went into 'a long rhapsody of nonsense respecting the visiting with which the hay had been favoured by Ged, end joeciered he had wilttes.ed miming warmly,' by him. In the COlllll. a his long midgets, hi quoted the Scriplates very /bloody, sell coacieded by rem. sing, in iestificatlon of his belief, to the passage in which it is said, " in the latter days ynur add ems opal (hewn dream., and year yogi% area seevisinns.'" Being inked what place at worship he attended, Le replied, kit chetah was hie ewer homy, 3, Gooch. yen', Upper White.crues.street : there were sheet 30 of them who met there frequently, to Mal 1111 Bible and receive the commands of the Lord. lie bed now received comessed from God to desist treat say farther weelasestion ; led if the Priem R•ge . it, wore Si aellect elf the ',noisy in the world, and lay it at his tees, he dared abet do it; the Nattier' e . might therefore rely there would be no repetition or their previous coadoct. In this dectaration he was jninnd by 111 wife and she rest of his evince's'', who ell declared aloud, that they dared not now proceed Soy farther is this heisting. Uts this assurance en their wets, ikry were discharged, with a suitable ad. monition fruw she worth) Aldetman. Deli. I'lliA'F. \ TEI)- Maaaattouttil :Veit ELT.— Pi irate Information was received at nits oilier nn Wednesday aftereents, that a duel was bard. to take place immediately at Chalk ' Salm, sod Mt. Gooany, tint 'Whig Magistrate, dh pschtmi Wales, the °dicer, to prevent it. The pr.. ties, who ate Thomas Adams Roche, Egli, and --.-- Murphy. Esq. Captains Ns the army, appeared hit the ground appointed, but as it ass occupied by • , party of pigeon shooters, the parties retired back to Brown's 'res./snipes, Camden Town, when this eiScer made them acquainted with his 'Treed, end IlCaptain ILorhe followed to the Mkt*, and sirs held Its fannies to keep the peace. The ether Geodesist givelis weld for his appearsoce to do the same. ~ ATlUselttUtt Illt.hisvAY ft(1011111:1. Mayen. awn.— A ',cot them. sawn Wearily. us , eharerd 19 Mr. Ilarrtntg• .. are was feresetly• eliatory mou,, with knew nameitittett a higher:iv ribber, epos him. Mr. thortoeghssmist. that am lialerda, Rick be was aiming • at might men TempleL bar. an was adarroted by the Prioito t. with maid Mien weber users nor clothes, mad was Aussie:. Mr. berroegita loth um there wince of hi. titan of any oth. i , beggar. and west masa bonne inhere be staid a short *me. (1u moth; out he wow agilis indressed by the Primmer. who re ' pasted' his anti, which inectil the a l'emplaimmitt to give hies thaw pence. The Priwarr rammed Nailer taw, demanded acre money, In rli ere if be did aid get it be sheath make a err ' mid dean maims his beeellwthe tee horrible to be masmed.— . toge added, than hr had hen way habit we gresieg area/ grim C.en'lemra. Co n . lerapa. and that be had Well ebtemerd Noreen, vbsilhiss from a Quaker. The lthimplanomi sunk • fish MIMI/fa 4C idea of thin am impisewbed, "eve the Prisons three war Sm. Obilii no. bat dam son wa• was tothrithis. The Pricer( m amid mot part from his us II he had ointiocd his progebe to meet Wit lis St. Pail's Charrit.yere. ,mat night, ri nit two Or three plow.. Mier the lapse sif • kw dos.. I.f. Beir.gUlthil again 1 mat inn. nod had hi. takes nits eie.tudy. idler hosing given Mint the dm yli ate et a watch', e• being peened Sir muu,y, aid Ihrriirned alai int.ine,. The 015cer it h. lipprethwied the Pricier frnmd the dittiii. I rate opus his peewees. sort eta eerier', at the ii 0 ,..." a lio Usher. who It a pool man n nit a %arse family, beard hi. mother say she vispios,ell the boy was I. ethead• her siswiethioe it the loth. , as q.s tif a h l . , :;: i s te i ra i l goll:g pf. ol , l ... bad . lz h ier ., the licts.p pm+d 13 11V1111, ‘, 11 m u ::: I hirtgrra:;nicli'*TbP U lleli st :thiegerce nit talabeh yrd laer ` ll b :: :: : s :1 i i A .. yhb:6 lwi we a n . ,a robbing 6:llysitdicalme t nuilrest'lliwwirillitiid le amirgli .1111::3:::":irt" ham tt : wgifinriliri;:u b sih"..h."" y aisig:llikl t ac in e:"d r :bu.sc ri "e r ad. A .:: : : :o l:;a: i : l Lithe. vile ha 'Nagy tires been theingth before the 6111 i-irate, of able Mice. wpm* 'arises chew% maw, ea Taithyday, ,ouugitt up Is the rested. of iim pacer. charged with skims wile the grown' tedecepcy IN the public ewe% sad with rearsoltios a 1 Mestlewris, vibe was p...-:'t ohms. perms, be loudest!, re ' fthed Sis have any thing to my .r de w rah her. She was two misled ',jail by the MMlti.ifillf, is Juan riven's. t. r awe emeath. aid be Weise* her slat he *broad send her far three swoons she mealtime 'be via. eh..ried a .lb ouch an oireik e. Nia told Si, Jabs that be was ms eld onoillt. be 'bight thethit her aid go is, the Until, for .he did tool rite a dig for it ris. bee was reweird trout be wake. I. be cootie)ed. will two other l'rs sown, to lionearrioatrAvire Jail 1 but invi their ray there. Ate connived to els it the vigilante et the Alter, "brie his anentjos Ni is. (1 , 1 4 sin be two oilier tit immisers,wise %scream% elistrepti ' ; uu.t )' alai wade her escape. r 1 _ OUTRAGE ON QUAKER*, ATCARLOW.—As a DOM. her of females of the Society of Friends were lately emolitg eat of their Meetine.home et Carlow, they sere assailed by a tile rabble, who, as content with uslog each missiles as fell directly ire their way, raked the very kennels for filth and airfare to heap on the persons of these respectable People. The Itoriraa Catholic Priest of the town, the Rev. WM. FITT aERALINAdiI ressrd his parishioners the nest Sunday on the subject of this outrage, in the following terms:— " My very soul is harrowed up at the recollectios of such an abomination ! Some of those wretches are said to be Catholics ; hut I disown them. Christianity dieciiims, end Catholicity abhors thent—a they see the excommunicate of civil soc.ety. Seth wretches, in Jerusalem, at the time of the permit tion of the Al tsst.tu, were the first It cry eat, Crucify i,us I.' (an elclama'ion of ffor raw ',trough the congregation). dOnch wret Com atentinople, w nulil be the very d marten fanaticism. I thank GOD 1111.4 n itoma I am sure they use the vilest, the , the loftiest dregs of the Peopie.” -wheelie* street. Weems Difrn On :he 4'h inst.. it kit booms to alma bun. Ahrahant 1 .tote,in. hq. tin the ilth isatnot, of estuary. NIP. Catharine Inform, relkt of `smart inosn. 1.1. Ott the 1:01 iii-. tut. 4.1 the 9 : •11. year Of her age, at her Wm" ott the 1 orr.l, Alt, Gott, .ch. ',bet of the Tate Motad tiote, 1 Un the 111 - instant, Mr. Joseph ant,, hatter, fl 39 Che.pode. On the 15th instant. aced 6n, Mors - , the a ire of N‘ ti"la Titornihetn,Esso., or Clapham-me. . . On the 13th ittor , tot, stublenty, i n a Is .1 ni ,,pi c es, oh,le transartiao heaven at the% est-IndiaMork-hoese, Mt. Ilk alkali of l'orahill. ths the Ilthin•tant, at his I...meat Ileosertaa, France, NI it the el.lest dot.ohter at heart I/Irksome, lig. .11) • 1.1 - 1.1 •• . is 4 PahlklN4 Lor • • it atitv ha U►/lit• th. 11, Saltsbauy e•ed, Vit. • r• I. THREATENING LETTERS. INOW-rnicr•.-0. Tendon' , Earl sad Cottons as Morin Wielded Wise illeN•no %molt, kar4..tie Mufti Ilagigetrare, to exhibit a theMplaint agairi a tans a On 111•0•211- Paling lithium. how whom the Coolness hod mein* Iw o lb anew lag letter. tu eaten a era ofmodey from her Latlyslitp. \Rik er, the thins'. woe dionialsed with a warrant to wage orn and apprehend Mo. lies W in twa dorMeTreaday to OW hits, sod ass so It raaamy Vint with istibro er ~.bast bet in tie leirrsoup is prill•ed ea moral. sad brought bill to in .0111 or, whither Z e i.n . Ind 1.410 uNS of liwinietrini repairrel; sod Mr. be he miewisson,rin die esanaatiorrof toe pro non eommeaced. no tensailiabil tool or& colecrod. The Coolies' of Moen betas earn. st.ted. WY es law 9111"daY rlellelliklo4 woos On nod ten • o'clock. T wo cern' , i Med (st her borrik,9d.llfs, .pabesSert)•lo ll er 107 the .= ot. addrobiod so bet Ity the hits of Lad, Mango. Jan. 9. WI,. asteiched " Robert Griers•sf` acid am Monday evening "he refitted anther letter. by the Too peon/ 11 1 01. — This kite' IRO Abed Jos. It. 109. aufraCerol - 04 '. 1 . 111 Glow , son." The ticalolo elated. bp. M. triarsiej I••••••t• , •641 Itt balk Ike *wen. bet pertseuktrly In the In , . she coo -1 plena herself ro W NI jovial donter rent she Pren•nr. and the had grind roan to aporebrod. and did ap, 'Then& that she 1 seat in doom of her life. Of of trees. nig scoot west wady I bars or Mier, dna Wenn. him in knew what he Ito Ilse Musterratacalled apesd us ' my ionswer tosesdin sash let et• i to which be re and vised. 'lr alma eat give any nwtwee to them eseept he row essionerd them to noble him essay Moth'' be sear Mims or We. The Illaglernee. however. era. set his pond, sod did not adore bias ro have the Inter in Mahan". poi hereby give Imo Y eternity of Alltro7ll/‘ the writiell evitlewer spinal him, hot read thousand to inn. 'llerint was dated Fenn lb, rossli's lead. liatle.croes, Itahlife-hlihway. It stated. in a coo dosinatin to the Unsure. of Mann. that be am Mint to pichlob an He, oh losest, is which be shield introduce ono circumstance Is which her late father. !Sir Pearl. IZZa:as coded, whiten a visit at the Isle of Mao. which LhotiMpleinnat an Minion to 11k els.trraeter; but If s rag to Whin soild 'oppress she pohltratios. The snoted sad Itch letter war mint dated fro. the Torts Head. let Raecilft-higheray ; in which be roclused • on row relative on the Character et th e Lae hir V. . agars urea, fn a thrift !ass AWL to be ....on Mot. silos violin threatening litooto;e if bit demand one ant craw -1 plied whit I Ind cerarded ht .uric the Comoirol .to recol lect sad help la min. that ti t re dad bons a llei.inghttar, sod that there nom was • thiennet.'• After the Magnin , bad Gating media, the letters. be was apiadaked what he had to nay tor lima sobers he coolly ad- ONO! tbetwto be his satin, and nosed the Prllliutrati Coo- bated i' This ',adored it wwweesuery In mart le doe proof of theft being the refeeetees Ind-s ritweß. atal :be Cooate.te: Mortis priori the receipt of the ma lettero, mode tbeettergeeeetpiele. The was thee ordered to be etwaniaed Is the roeVi Prima, Ckekestrell : ad perviout I. ally hall bow received fee Met. le give 48 boar: uatiee of sbees. irt Iti a NH /strip. twe of alto Or, are. and what Mai are, se Kr. Wale. at the reetseitam alseumrale. The Priweer was ender:oood Se Wave acted mew year since as a owes I. ate We at Mao, bet la ! neer Macey. - - Fesacu Lorraec.—An instance of weetie.fil good fortune has amerced I. the French Lottery. A half-pay officer haring staked four Of five franca, obtained a prise of (00M. sterling. As the nature of the French Lottery is not generally sederstoodio England, a few observations respecting it may not be improper. The Lottery coosiais of 90 numbers, of which fire ere drew n out of the wheel. The per. chaser of a ticket is allowed to choose one, two. three, or four usmbers, mod his *access depends upon whether one or more of the nombers chosen, appear *mot% the fis• drsw• sot of the wheel. As nn Iwo persons have the same numbers, it is impos sible for the Commissioners to be dishonest. If one number of the four marked no the ticket appe.l among the fire drawn, tho holder receives 15 times the amount staked; for two, 27U times; throe. 7.500 times ; and four, 75,000 times theorems's , . Tian lot losing sketch of a recent prize will eaplain the thing more clearly. A Parisian purchased a ticket for two francs, 9.0 d., sad chose the following ottmisers, SS, 11, 20, 14. choosing to place the whole money epos the higher chances, he avoided li:ey ing what is coiled the extract, or 15 limes raters, sod staked is the following manner : ambe (rhst is to say, if two members come up), 6d., !erne. three numbers), 5d., guerferste, or 10d.—total 20.1. 'Viva Lottery being drawer, the five numbers taken from the wheel were-6. 814, 11, 20, 14; so that the (nor chosen were all is the amosot she Rohe, he reitetverl 470 times she amount of sd. 1551. per she sense host a 1. :4.7:1*) f. t)~rueryeutera 7b, • 0. 0 1. Total rif the Prise 713Ate3 r. About 3,31)0%. sterling. Auy amount, from sd. to 50,0001. may he staked, and the gain is always pro- ; portioned to the amount staked. The direct gain of the Governmeot k 13 on YIN. ' The following liberal set is related of the Earl of BiwaMATSU, at Albeit* Cattle, near Hemel- Hempsteed. Th. Noble Lord has lately been chosen a churchwarden, and series persnirslty. The first day was Chthimas-eve, when the NohlA Lord made a speech in the Vestry, and eshih..t mho' i Wu° sa id , .. We will have en P 00 1 .4 it Itf• belthriPf ; send them to the Castle, and I still employ and pry them all."—Tbu preposition (we nto.tl not sty) was curried unanimously. Ills Lordship's pay gtves per fect satisfaction, and there mill he employmentior a year to come :Unfits Chronicle.) Wednesday ere ll ill g the !stables of • Gentleman , residing in West-squat', Westminster-road, were I broke open and robbed of three vateable tiding coats, a act of;; hate's., sod ether rarely. t_fca.i i.s4.A• IV. 40 0. Eqi ‘I A N NEWSPA COPV•RIGHT of ibis ioncei Public Journnl is to be SOLD by PR Ptoposals, sealed op. mai Mr. WMl=9 ne-I. Nit aNt, smisbamp bans, will be received for its Perdu 11 Ful)lk Y. the VOtIS !sonars. The Ty, c tiali . }Matta; Natalia valuation. Also, t. Ar tOspirell of la the rase petind, Tin. comsrauTioN, St A NF.WT ri /111 TE follewh.g %CHEN ". to tlie mid tk Ow it "ill be Inietsral • tbere are LY 6.01 CK TWO of T ES ' 4COJ All to be drawn if/ I TUESDAY. h lIPI sCHRL. ALL STI:2 e1.1w.1i6 2 P or it' Ptists of 1.4410 .. • S Pfineb Lei* •• • • • l'iltes of fog 5P•••' 1.3) 16 Ps mei of 3J orlon of 1.542 Primer 10 ..., • 6,000 Tickets. 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