The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. hifreey utfilonart . itt, to which he had &Boded. he eO.ll~ to them is the language of truth— A has uwo language, but in that of Mr. liarkryi :aid, " that a large and liberal construction in I aeeertaiiiing offence., and a discretionary ponce in 'thing 6011. 11 AS a criminal roma of etteity, i s was a mons:er in jurisprudence." Though nut It an (dewier, lit. (lir. Junes Burdett) would do thing ;bat by in h i s tower lal.prousule the cause llohlisiti se. fir. It. Alen proceeded to :ironic to parable of the Samaritan ail the lanite, nisi, ap- sig it too Mr. lloblouse, called upon the people TO -I the SClll.it Iscrii a1...e1l 31r. Holilionee had sus . is, their cause. by resits-nine hi,., to the house et 919111 as ILI CO-314liter of Sir fra..ineis Burdett.— , al 0.m0%) i.e appearance of Mr. LANs wag marked with a Kr- I tanont of hisses and applause. Slimier being at it partiel'y uhtained, he 'slimiest, that hr frit trial to the opposite party tor the pains whirls thee taken to procure 111111 a !Jeanne. lie regretted the ire sif the lion. Hamm.; for be rem/link felt a .uta. host) in hearing his speedo", and in 'Wing op in a man alai took no unworthy advantage iii los silents, bet who fairly• met anti fairly answered .s.—(latud . upplassoe.)-11e slid nut imaaisie that a i . erento assisted bete ern hinesel and the Hon. ..A pa for, in a 2reit part of hi. speech yeaterslay, he r . ..,,,, r„,,....th cons erred. Ile could assure T•etu, !Lit Le was 1119 1 iPsisAy.4 by the present state of • roll, and it!, still as confident of sierras a. ever. t i: e trait the crowd observed. 'then yen have a deal of a.stsrance. - )—He admitted Met he had, lie lel ic% i it it was very necessary un those ea.—OH-lois! and laughter}-and he also, believed it wan rot rouNned to hits, a lone.—(Langhter ) totertions of his own friends I. iii tint tli 11l Unshed, • appeared that tholer of fir. littlil se hail_ for his wife this day J6l not bear any relation to that of tillritay. Speaking of the iiiantier in it hich 11r. Hub onle had represented his aria It. hr would ask them whethe r they had rather be represented by a man, who bud some irefsees fertile Ifouar of Commons." or one • loci declared, that, " l'f it was not for the army, the otters. of (* . torment would he termed vet of doors." this point he would meet Mr. Ifohhouse, and he Mutest •tiaat his friends sinistl4l, in the 'verse of my n as. enholit this qnfotion to rash elector, and the retult.—(A gentleman Iwhind Mr. amb, observed, "We want no Cato-street ronspira . Air. llobbouse requested the Milne of this fletion; g O 4l L.• jerlt:l tit ly anmireved Er. Careplw/l.)-- TRIAL. Fent MURDER. iiiii4b. in coutinualion, begged to ask, if floe House lines:teas, Musics' S.—There are treat movements:, 11',1,. Bw,th, Il .1.. Gorrttr. and Be ajtrotirs Bower, 'ournsona were ilio infamous and corrupt hotly which at this w ome n, smolt ! : the troops un this norther:l Iron- • charred nit' the murder of 'Thomas Parkin, a Know lton. Baronet (Sir Fran c is Burdett) had drocriloal, tier of France; the tine regiment isf 1.11.1.5rur4 of the' keeper in Ilse sertice of Janie% Archibald Stuart Wort its eater le pass that both himself and Mr. Hub- Maine has left Lille to suareh toward. Paris. The 3.1 ley, list'. ors the 10th of October last, at l'ankersley, were en anstiou% to obtain a seat in each an assess- regiment of infantry of the Royal Guard, in garrison at by alioming bin, through the lowly. —(Caies of " Itecanse they mean to reform it.")— Valenciennes, and tie 611,, whirl is at Lille, have orders Mr. two's stated the ease on the part of the prosecu titre indulge the Quixotic ho'w that their eloquence to proceed to the environs of Paris. nuts, and afterwards called the following witness : enable them to persuade that corrupt Howie to P. S. lesfivictrehle reports are In-clay in circulation Joseph Parkin stated that Ise was employed litiro ,era itself ; end this too, after they had told respecting England; violent contentions are ru e unoned S tuart Wortley to take cart' of his game alai look rafter n slay after slay, that it never would returns as haying taken place at London. An snotty 1111 l us sucker poachers. Osi the night of the 9th of October witness f? If the Howse would not returns itaelf, where of Eneliithinen, residing at iirsomels, has just sent the atisi I hot. Parkin, the defense'', went out to hunk after the consistency of their wishing to sit in it ? sum of 1,60t1 francs for Ilse relief of the pour who have • poachers: about four o'clock they saw four men mein :. Hohlutiont had any roissiatence, it was not in the suffered by the iutsrulaiion. His Highness the Ilnke of I the road coining towards them. Wiirsela proposed to ome that he short'sl see!: to reforns it, hut old of it, at Areisburgilied here on the jth iostent, at the age of 69 • 'Pflug. Parkin to go out of this. way. Win. Herren, one head of those retitle:ism who were tsl Orcet re. yr as and st:ven natiatlet; he lost his slight by arcident at of the primates.; ran towards them, t h e oilier three fol by pulling the ears of its Atendiers.—(llissea.) the age of 21 years. and wit remark tide for the intel- i lowing chew after Into. When Garrett cause up to them, mime more obsereatiou. morn the li s ense of C - ligerwe with winch he repaired th'is loss try the aid of Thos. Parkin put his hand upon his shuielolet, and said, end the , difikretare of 'Timm' exieting upon that !mottos. senses. " What, toy lad, is it you?" They then passed the two iret between I . elf and Mr. Hohhuuse, Mr. Lambe - _________._ (lowers, but they sail 'tonne); to them: the fourth holed his address. ST.ITE OF lit FAA ND. • man, Sass; (tooth, hada gun, and was not more than a .. lioneot•s r. then came forward, amidst Isnot and . I yard or two behind them. 'Fa' s. Parkin went up to - .—moss--- fumerltuune orplanae. lie ohsenri, th.st be uvula not Th e ~,,h, , him, and said, •• What, Sam. thou bast gut a gun I see." t ere Hes oteireset.ent accounts from the avaletalis.thosi 391 Lug twist' Os yemerfloy a sieve they had • He pnt Isis h.sn,t on the outeWe of his pocket, and said. disturbed dletriete.l . . 1 , te.v. r ou u t. to aitend se. aiot ke. L arib ti k r ' his Witte .4 ' k _ .... A .A,.._ eits 4• And Atm Isitzt r azelt fra e Ue t ftsiti n al le r ti i Sam, ethic, of st- filch , he eta loudly slearanted the writer day.— Uss Friday iigtrieffailEttik or Ite. - inam , :to Osiletfediel, " • •• to rail - -.: sters,„o344-fo fi nd that r.r. Lamb appreci a ted • th e manstown. letweat Tam e and Looghern ( formerly Mr. 'Mk?" Ile turned r0q . 17 an/1 1 gun, anti mithartrey us. Ina party, hut he a-ae sorry 06 oheerve that Freeselra), was buret to the us!, breause, as the has. • •ilistele shot 'fins. Paritto, settee lell down, anti %perils, heitu'd not in.:sated it. to Mr. Lamb** re- dint alleges!, it nits intealcal to convert it lan a I sar. "oisf I sin shots" "thearioureist the deceased fell, upon StrY. itsirsletes alesener. Ise bast 01, eri esl a ke other sorts sciaril the wittiest.; and Boteli stealth a rack ; and on Sunday Meld J ames Ilariliman Burke. Ile 1C:! a re:Clare ill mitering this' HMI. IS.tristirt, his (Mille head and Ambler with the hutt-pmt of this' that be dell sot feel lie' acre in ansorring the &al. Deputy Mayor of Halway, was attacked at his own : inn. Wittiest felt oilier blows, but does not know from ions olcjections anal miarepreaentasions of Mr. Mk- residence, Mt. I Icran'a, ne a r iinosendie, and mir n a l l aio d c whim, tlyiv came. IViiiresalwasal une usi the men sae— .. If Mr. Imolislisl nut feel 'Armoire ill answering bits escaped assassination. A tenet. (roes a litntleinaii of l''' hit ktisi'. hit him l'• or %) •s :tick him; stick him:" lie 'Ioldoesso) speech; at all events, he felt a pleasure •,., could not tell which. It was John Him rr pr's vuize. At :se Meg Mr. Laosh.—(....pplotese.)— Wiser he heard eery hi " h ers P ectni•ilit Y in the count y of llnkca Y "S s of - this moment be heard a gun go off, and then, bromine Lamb speaking neon the I aitotiontitin of Englaiiii, this diabolical traussretion—" A moat atrorions outrage !more at !them, Is? ran off to pros•nre assistance ; Lot certainly thought that he was liatening in the Hall was rOO 111 l itted list night : .1. 11. Burke was fired at at his when he returned to search for the deceased he was ;ate —vs era ssu . wiredischarged at 11111, \le l'ity of Lortslos to the le:staled addresses of Sir own I/ • • • • I • l uc kil y , gi n s', and he afterwanls found him in a cottage near the Cuero.. Mr. Latish hail. however, sawed him the w i t b ou: ef f ect. " • , ro,itl-side. Witures said the deceased flied on the fol .ltlr of *towering flsip speech. for, in emulation. he ' lowing evening. The shot entered his left side and an.tvered it himself.—(Applante and langhter.)— TItR RIR ROMIT.N. ( cause out at hit back. Witness, on isle cross-foramina had observed. that he was content sin, the blouse : ()AMWAY, Maacit 6.—On Friday last, ilsibert Thomas I nosh said there was no struegline before the shot was 'orromone as it is now constituted. yet still would Dolphin, Kim. visited the different retailers of gunpowder I fired, and no assault was rumen:tett upon any of the Is to are it refisrmed. What dill he mean fry this:— . t ... and got it op from iheui . priso ners either by fist' dere:marl or himself. is th e tow* of Lonelier.; eseilil not tell what Mr. Lamb was now laughing at, • , 1 Ise depulition of the defamer!, taken under the in} amounting to upwards o f nine ranks, all of whirl s he ! prem i en of i mme di ate d eat h , lie could tell what they were langliing at. They was User' put in anti read; 1:9, and Mr. Lamb felt, that he now stood in a lodged sale in the magazine of the Artill er y hermit in ' which agreed in almost every particular with the cate said tuwn. We wish that this example may he followed orkwar I predirasswet. The Hon . lint. professed ! went of the preceding witness, and width espresely de. a Whig in principle, and yet, contrary to the re- •i n th e thaereut tether tuwas to this county . -- (C'earratothf I flied that there had hems any strug gl e between the parties. It'd opinions isf the greatest men that ever belonged " 4 mm/4 Mr. Housefieltl, a surgeon at Sheffield, stated that the piety, he stoplight the constitiftion of the Ibiape 'lt.tat, Maori' 6,—Two personas, named flatly Hurley Ishirt was the occasion of the Jest is of the deceased. ottoman, dirt no; respire to be inkftrused. Mr. run, and Patrirk Huff, were capitally ronvicteel on the first I De. Voting and Mr. lioneelield proved the deposition e year loft?, when its' was a easelidole for the repre- trial, and senteurell to ruler ttratis; and on the screinl lof the &weasel!, which was taken when he was antler Lion of the city of Weetuniuster, delivered from the trial. which orrupieil the Court neon half-peso nine the imprestnion that death was inevitable. alga the followi n g character of the Partialness' o•elstelt on Thurolay evening, Mathew Mangle'', 011.. 1 Soltur other witnesses were examined, but their evi , hod at that time expired; and it might, parker, Captain Mansion, was alma capitally convicted. Eight idence was not yery material, except that of the constable, toeing to examine iIOW far the portrait resembled • were failed guilty of transportable. offences; sentence who stated that Months had alltalged that the gun had its. IParlianient. That great tomcat:ears said, sin the not raised. The country, we are iftfortneil.:is greatly' gone off by accident. usiolt iillfuletl lii. " According to thejudgment shah indebted to the Ilimuurahle and Reverend 1)r. Trefseh, I Mr. Cuct•roar *al Mr. Joaree, on the part of Wm. wiesl of that amembly, the principles of national po- for his great activity and seal in the apprdhension of Herren and Benj. (lower, runtentirl that the firing of lihertv, humanity, reed pottier, were with them as , those ruffians; and also to the key. Mr. lialbfaith, fur I the gnii by Booth was MA in pursuance of any common ig olie will and pleasure of the Court every thing. exertions of a similar Indere: and it would appear trims object, in which thelrsteeeljoisitly engaged ; and there of, however fs.stsst in its principle , or tyrannical in the character of the Juries that lave been impanneilial fore that they were smOrtitieseralile fur the acts of Booth. terstion., did 1 ry ever refute. No inquiry, how- to try those arraigned for flagrant ontrages upon the i Ilia Lordslais said that wine question fur the conaidera amortise o r di ag r are ta i l th e occas i on , u n l ess ra il e d • public rare, that the Iligh Sheri ff of the comity of tion of the Jury; Ito ii Ramses acre called on the part ~/ the Minkters therieselves, did they ever institute. Roscommon has performed his duty very otetitori trusty. of tbs. prisoners. proposed suspension or sarreniler of the liberty cal ---crodoo Gozerrej Ills Lordship said, if the Jury were satisfied of the ottlect seemed to cause them the %lightest hesitation;' !Nisi., die arrival of the military amongst us, the ever- fart of the deceased bring wilfully i slant by the primmer, It happened that, in ilio..tioeore of sorb Nara-' lions o f the M ag istr a tes is beginning t o b e aea i nn .._ Booth. the Jary were to consider whether they were is. , the liberty, slistacter, and 19C3114 of livelihood of Scarcely a nirht passes butt a party of shims are out in tidied that the other prisoners were engaged hi the:tepee iriilnala were sacri fi ced in this alleged exigencies of • nest of Rib soatoreOa. but so catalog aso-4heise *ogees r tatauffsaiems nod werstoorttiveorMlned to Juin in any re ila rern pm t olutsomoomookiipo4o o,,eoffererfclisot 0 darkness, Ist none of them has as vet W an e mu ,' at ' sfeiance that 'night he offered to thin. design; Liao, qually guilty with skeleton who actually these who intik:tett the suffering, was the find oli• th e ir l:e.tinos. They bate by some mean or other, in- 'they would be e their concern. Private mister). recited nit compass- formation of the direction in which the War, Ka& shot the decemetl. The Jury, without retiring, found i torture itself raised no itsilignatims."—(Lonti ap' 1 and take rare to avoid them Their a g e e , for %ens' 'AI the prisoners —Huilty. followed the reallino of tide pstrotage.) It smell an , they sowe have, simply them with the earliest and truest th is Lord s hip immediately passel sentence of death ibr dile slid not reenire iii he thorongisly r•fortned. lie • intelligence f town, for ilusibtlea% they cannot Imt n oo n the prisoners, who are ordered for execution on not chat tleo rise of rumor ' and sh•lieassunrY have trusty tows who take special tare to make their onday nest. .be mtheient to Unlace dir. Latish to think Ile- • c o mrades avoid the etoseerted plans soul comitant par- 1 .1 1 1:1111Wr NtOtrT, MAIM' 9.—The following pri nieces:my: Mr. Lamb load yeotterday state.!, that • snits which are kept up ley the llagiatrates 'awl soldiers sneers hare tern tried and coniiettal, and bare received as not a Alinieterial Caudillo's. lle (lir. Holy- a fter them. However, they cannot keg persever e , as the sentences affixed to their respective ii ones :—John .) had reason to believe that Mr. Lauds had not the force ire town is now satticient to allow aletaelimeres Taylor, aged 116, charged with stealing in a dwelling. been aupported by 31inistera, but it rertainly was i to he iliosi.rsen throregh the esonntry, so that eyery Ma. house to the amount of 40 shillings—Judgment respitrd . lir. Lamb's faint. Ile kill done every ihi ue which giatrate Call have an .dicer's party at all times to scour until the Nest Assizes. Joseph tioodall,aged3s,ehareed gl w e ll to do to gain that snpport, and his letter to their iseighlrourliatul assol relators. tranquility, a hid,. if , with a burary at Leeds—Heath. Ja mes M ars h a ll, Iliiiiisterial Elector was a pithirient proof of this.— done Mug since. tee would not new have our country in . charged with • Irorglary at Iteeston—Death. U. Adams, •to what had been said submit his instigating the Iwo- it s p resen t state o f e d ie lli on , f or suc h, i n d ee d, it mus t b e • aged 19. owl P. Seller., aged 2-1, charged with s t e ali ng s es.. force to aceumplials a reform in Parliament , eallad.—(/'id.) E from the person at Westford —Transported 14 years. pa!' :lie Members out by the ears, hethought it ; We ma sorry to learn that the neighbonriemil of J ose p h R obert , aged IS , charged with a burglary at ,stealing an beifer,•at 'pot altogether fair la Mr. Lanai. to insinuate that , Ashram is usu a l tiistnrbeii by these nocturnal vic ,,,b, Leeds—Death. Ab Hewett, aged 24, charged with halt done so in his pamphlet, after he (.11 r. Huh. f and !hit the peaceable intsphitants are nightly in dreafi —Heath. Joseph Lin , ages! 40, charged with kit ton, in the IVest Riding ling a sheep , and straliug the carcase, at Kirby-hall— ono) lad twice before set him right on ilia' head, by lof them. We hear that hundreds of them pars and re- Heath. Robert Brown, aged 17, awl Joh. Rider, a sal .clarist i g that he bad no such iteration, and that it papa through, the town at ni "lit, in tbs. alnsenre bl of th the r -• ch ai r ,M. charged with stealing a quantity of spirit; the ; i !ro. fie seen sin examination, that die COIIIVNt ilia 1101 I tittitorr and spreads !emir a l- round, at titers. o . use that cosseurrirtion. Ile ‘I Id, however, sate I - i t ••' • a • • unwitting an wadding tit horns.—(/List , ) losseif the trouble of pulling Mr. lamb oust tif tlis• I , perty of Robert Stubbing, of Heaton, in the Rust Riding - cOu'a re or m %To. he the ears, for he would prevent Isiu. from g et. I • .-I'ranaportell for .amen years. Edward Johnson Ellis, af.'—(Langliter and applausei.—At least lie Moult' C.IS7I.I:IIAR. Muir., ii.—Fiftren men weritlesterday aged 17, anti Willianalleay, - 1 aged la, charged with a bor. get in for Westminster at tlb time, :hough per- evening conunittell to the county gals', in this tow 's , ita. ' glarY at Sheffield—Death. John Smith, charged with he might be retuned for soose rotten borousb.— the Marquis of Sligo, the piglet Hun. Heade Browne, stealing two odd boots at Ilawdee—Peas.b. Thomas - . sDt tase.)—Mr. Lamb hid *shed him why, if he eedepple the Hume nf Commons to be so- corrupt, he wiabltd en art iote it, &Nei what good lie etpecteil to do, if he eheeld heeds* * Webber ? Themme question heal hempen to Mr. PK and Lord tarry. the two most earl twill Indivisheals of the party to w hick Mr. Loot, be longed, and he shoo* with all hu,uili y, Kier the saute answer that they hail returned. ..Mr. Volt aid, hr es peeled to do so cowl in the House, but he trusted his 'Pr a le., anal those of his friend., *mild have an effect on Inc people out of doom which would operate on their Itepreerreisiires; anal iu UK, Lord tirey, then Mr. Grey, answered the same iptrstion in the ,:ime lan guage.—(. fur his pamphlet, at hi. h had been so treynently allerletl to, had no more to do with the present Intsitwas than Mr. Lamb's fame of "tie whistle for it," which was damned 11011 w time ago at Covent-garilrii.—(Laughter anal great applausr.)— lt mewed, indeed, that the I lon. I lentlessian wh.leetl again to relsearow that iirce upon the 11110:illel.—(1.aughter.)— , 3ir. Loth had Amide appeared to them in a doable character—that of a *hog anal that of a Tory ; and they alight now sa c to him, as Mrs. .Malyprop, in " The .6.1 kw i dui. hope, Captain, yin are not like l'erkettts, three wen at .r. laughter and applanse.) —After some other olisereations rrlatiar to Mr. Lattsla's contradictory political creeds, at ditfurent times professed, he re:iteil amidst loud accla mations. mid the inky listHitrates now in Clare, charged with having taken the •bhonmen's oath, and haring assem bled with their.—(Nego Conatitrtium.) OONTICTIONM OF IUSSONNEN AT TINE ROSCOMMON ASOUIRS. Stephen I1'( for burglary, appearing with others, by night, disguised with white shirts over their clothes, wearing badges, and assessing the name of Ribbosionen. Patrick John Flanagan, Patrick Feehile, John Coyne, and Hugh *Namara, for assembling by night, armed, disguised, wearing particular beiges, and assuming the wane of itibbottmen.—liailte, and sum traced to two years' imprisoment, and to . he whipped three times. Thadv Harley and Patrick Onlf, for appearing with others, by night, armed—for visioning the name of Rib bonmen—for noising, by threats and menaces, the dour of the dwelling-house of Luke Bradley to be opened, and for administering ass oath to the said Bradley.— I:Why—Death. To be executed ea Saturday, the Inds of 3larch. Bryan Roche, for assaulting the habitation of John Crnisr, by night, with others—for appearing by night erased—Ka assuming the name of liiblionman, and shooting at the said Joists Cruise, in Isis dwelling-house. CluiPy—ltrath. To be executed on the lit of May. Mathew 11annion, for forcibly demanding lire-arms from Patrick Lynsky—for administering unlawful oaths to hisss and inks rs, binding them to be Riblounmeu.— lissilly—iiratis. Patrick !lately, Bryan Hardman, Thomas Thomas Bryan, Michael Costello, John White, Julio Mortally, and Patrick Bochfort, were indicted, that they, with other evil disposed persons, did rise and assemble by night, armed, Isc:ng disguised, wearing hedges, as suming the name of ltibltunuten, and demanding arms in a forcible mauuer.—To be transported for seven years. Thady Hasty., Mr assembling at night, wiih ',them armed—assuming the name of ltibbonmen, administer ing unlawful oaths, and breaking into thedwelling-Loose of John Concannon.—tinilty—Bral is. • Ile was recommended to merry by the Jury ; and the Judge pr .11 to forward the recommeudation to Uo %•rruwrut. saying, however. that he should hold the sen tence over hi• head, as a sort of hostage for the peace able conduct of those who had disturbed the country. , }URA ASSIZES. MA Rot 10. ) f' ft • • . ; . OM= I , . bi erld ‘.l ! tewaLl % , •:14 ill , . t t Irimi - 1 ...teeth ' ( ', i * littlish to hick ' 'I. I.:turel i reeky i ; i. ut Mr. t.ir pat 1 ) j p:)•ittg tett a r.' lI. : hell if t%•st:ito Gent I . ' l'he n. ral 1 . e 1 .neeh grater. had to t , a'etenr , • 1 , ;(...0 f . ' r• , 1.4 r. I gi rpono virus.- ) ; it ; 1 ~. ~., , ~.. nv. 1 11 . .:...(1). icrest 14 • and it . histin tit. ii • Thar 1 - . Int it ori . . iedir lunie 1 4 Windt, o " had - who It . tele. :tots • .vat. d ' . li,eit... p 'Ade 'Otte 4 tom" 1446 i ii r t I/ • , mit Ciril tro r iii lune ill Initrre My ? lid th 4 a t 411011 • . . .. reforest thetn. Ite..if ? trap d ' If lk. Iker the kr ‘f.trita h i t tu t i•,, 1•11 hi el' I I WI l' Ifl Nfr. Ininnft t , obtain 1 , tin:, , I lir .:., 0 ' • ...Intl, ' in his i •a. J r'.. 1"1..! ist ' lilt ti, • r aptiog bower. • • ( .dr. II in .41 TIM !. :r. La 1 met ~.' the I.'nt. I' 4 tv.ouble t , . k 144 an / 11, host rt . rim' u it'll to 11.• rug • 1 of he _ t!.nrci i ....rt. at er t.• Its. a I , enr,ted 1 I r t Co skit i . vf Coal I t the ! eentAti• . tot.tinj whirl, I 1 -. he attest . • :10.1itt I . • 11 !reatio I fortis her. lil nethinj No fay i's exc. I ever dio f .r by I No pro, t to inh and if sores, I in.li vitt . . _Vomit oily to I • yet of I stets ; I Vaal* I • si.semb knee t v«, 1.1 ford a the was 1 •• ,0119 fcl he. • Plat fr f • be we) . ; 0 bliui .i s to v tie to *JO t* war Ps I . •he had loons!) ° neelari i I •' : . ' 'night ib-ar o Mussel %nese tons it Ig I PI IV I / 4 \1 i 1 ' C,„,„,.. . O • A. FL.I.VDERS EMI,. 11t xteu, Frit.`2s.—Thr l'entral Committee of Inquiry at Mentz, applied to the Bavarian Court of Appeal, at Ammar'', desiring that the son of one of the must dos tietzuislied literati, of one of the Ltavariau Universities, should he sent is) Mentz. The Connor Appeal referred. to the Minister of Police to ask instruct; 111 l s. The answer given was, that ecar.ling to the navarian Constitariuto. uu ritizili e or son of a citizen, co.ild he withdrawn from his natural *Notre, anal the requisition of the Committee of !aleutv teas rain.equenfly rejerlefi. Vitt,lN a, Fru. •21.—The Emperor has appointed his nighties. Lieutenant Field .%1 trshal Prince Phillip of Hesse II looirgio, to carry to his Alajesty the King of England, peons IV. a letter sal enntivolriter Ina the death or Xing ileorge 111., and of felicitation un his accession to the throne. The dreadful news of the assassination of the Dolma Berri so alf••etrd 11. Ir tinionan.lant de 31aliirre. aged 63, n•ho has lirr•l here several years, es to oecAsion his deal h. 1' • • 4 F Etsetrttwcyvitealiag say . Aro, by n ~hd Mt through the win ow, as running away ?.no —Death. William Shires, a ge d ?. 11. 4. 4 ,,, n or ' Jack Tire, aged 20; and Berkpuoin Tayl or . io ri' robbing James Nlt holson, Gest. of Lreas—Dalik. ifs Wood, aged 31, fur ebeep-Itealinz—D i p itt h . aged 34, and John Irvin, aged 25, fa is h b li in the house of It. Itaihr•, ; also Mr talibiairiL —Death. Jane Perk. axed 31), for heirs ( before and after tlo. fact —Trati.ported fur 11y qui ear , • The following prisoners hare b ees triti 4 4 it. tted:— James Kelslisw, agi4l ?A, charge.' with mainiii.g a row ; ilask I)yson, aged 21, tie r "' burglary a: High lloylawl, in the West Pratt, aged 27, rhalreil with a rape at tirv ir ,h6;"!' :J. aged Jfl , fur stealing divers articles; aged a 4, f or having Lad carnal karrwhtt: Dibbv, under 5 rears—nu flill ; an 4 Mama raitio•krelwr to k. 0. liasroigne, Esq. for wilful 0 , 4 : in shooting Itieloard r . EAST INDIA 1101Sl, Mani It Ni t MIRE Court of Dirretork ff the 1 * miffel 1 of Nrrrhon to of Mipland, I rad* to Ike By hi a‘ do herres fire Satire, That the following Proprietor., citin:illed sive s de n . have. in conformity lo the tith secti,n of th e ho hi i i ; ter of the By e f.awa of the said l'eniiinay. 1i to the Necrettev the 7 r ilt-sire of heeh , ;iiattllall for the DIRECTION. at the ensuini CeetiA if VIM rectors, on Witoraso tr. the Irlit April sect:— Jacob B , ssanquel, E q. E to aril Perm e s J.oteph Cotton. R.N. Tannins Re* Ear William Taylor :Willey. E.g. wi g , !Mkt - . s r s s r. " --1 . . , DURHAM COUNTY E!.0.7103. jyr R. I.AIIIITuN'S CoNIIIIITEE w e lt . at the king's Dead Tavern, Posltrit menications are requested to be addressed, sed t g l k w cation made for conveyance to the roll. • At it la apprelsen.led, frosts the Inaleintioti some of the Frvehoklera may Kura WA '- omitted to be called upon. Vie C.mmitree any friendly communication which Busy' .4emilit object, as they anKioo.:ly wish to wait parodi r al* Freeholder in London r.nel its t irinity. By order of the CoreleiVi. . DAL H LOOM% Committe-room. King's Head. Poultr, Ilarcli I. ICAO. 311DDLESF.X El-Ft 1: 1- ioN. . • TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF 11 • (iChILLMEN. IHAVE this day returned front in distant but 111.114 important par: of am proud to say that I have every where bees eslmis44l the stmncevt avowal /ma of favour sad ottliott. rota spontaneous unbolt/Operas of ) ottr peed mar stllleirotl) thank )0141 I can col) assort, Ncits. ma) be the Isso • got this come 41, such • . deeply enures en on m%% heart. ‘• I hare been straggly urged, thrpnelt the Nfillattha Committee. it) man) nest respeelable [Dairies** or Tess various other populous Otattleta. sad. sr bulls able. I shall endeavour to set open Oto;te seggegion. time, however, prolOons t•.• the Flocliltn. is gm Ow** is possible Id* oat hav e it in my proee to allot alftilik wish lit this tearer?. gloolid this be the est. I amble* rely on your tandenr for Intro' ng e Wad who gst rouse. and not to any *sat of attentien kotardsyss. Ittu the honour to he. fiemlemeu, Yoav most obliged and falthStlawrint, SAMUEL CII4IIII.EN learaggth: Central Conunittre-roon. F"reontawsot Fan* , - • • . Monk MIL ". • • rir HE COI'S!, i TION of SAMUEL el have to congratelite vo. r !lb i'isiiiii dirge% on the inernaaleriles —.sellmbi *rad nilliC.. are daily sad boerly revfoillig. , 'Alley 4cel IS they shall soon hese na'elog3Kuntiy of cot.i . ps ponent that the cause in whi* the, arc rags of a siestzle Judi) itlunl 0444 tvirinnehlo sad that indiv ideal err:lli:sly 14 bu: - ,14c oplow.pn iti the land. - 4 .] Confident hem e'er. rs the rarultilltee fee! rs to urger o „,,,:t. etmwit, they introatio(g.ej shdts. Ili Who.. al the rosrect efp bu r , l i g. double their eNetlioll4. 1 ore, b rut attendance nt the hostiugs on Ibe dayof nu& unite in placing their fat °write Cerdittite bigh ups Sobserirt ion, for deka)* the necessary election are reeelved at She banling4tinies if Courts and Co.. titrand t Meccrs. Ileaseverviey. WU moll; Messrs. Nettie. Stone. and Martin. Low' by Alf. Rilirt ay. Isoolsetler. Pircallifly; and/ Cvssonditee-roost , . Frerreasoiss"favera. Gr, MA 'pp. I Millie t Wate►ford U Guernsey and Jersey .. I tiottsabarglt ...... I I If arnhurgh 0 NOCE OF III'OCKH Till Rant Htoek I 3 pa Cent. Red. 3 per Cent. Cons. OM al per Cent. 4 per Cents. 3 per CI. Naq 1113 N Long Ann. Insp. 3 per Cent. lnn. I . 11.8. Alt*. I Nuke,. 0 11.ishoe . Malta • D.IY AT exs so— India Steak . 11 ncuoß OM An Es. ma, into Ow, nynniern for %r. "N!t. Tielots .r; Lbt tatcntatt. TIRO IBRITIgn lITATIMIA% - I 3 rsco2ratiartl • di ,• • I MONDAY EVRNING.• Midi 41. 1890. ./ —.en— Some of the mo s t poiatiar elections whole kingdom, and the iiinA implrtnnt far as example is concerned, have gone might have Wen wished to go by :nverlv I triot of I .7 .ll:riniii. S . 1 1 . -infere4t Iris -tich a fill sway in the human breast, velier. every thing, andieirtee nothing, that we• the elotim.ne. of an angel would over the actions of the inhabitants of a circumstanced. An elector says, " I bon be better for my poor country were 1 tc'von WAITIIMAN, but my connexions in ropiness trade so enthral me in the interest of his' that 1 durst not do it." Here is an .- an irresistible argnment for the extelliordleb . tive franchise beyond this dishonest, di aIIO P NI limit. lf only every householder MA a tie House et' Commons woula. 'animist& r of purification *pm tbat . 01.04. the joss try oil* so ameoll •ap( *A VM' - l•`4: - - ••Z ..).' .." • • A . . .. • • ".• •-• k ' I • IP . 4 I . . , • ill ka et rtif i thglOg ki sa teeliag a su g,... luting!' the win ow, nos running away t hi j NI -Death. William Shires , aged 21; D y es (6. -- ' Fick Tire, awed 90; and lieu,puniti 'fart() 1..1 T ' ' , 1111 1 0 11 , bb o r e i ii n! a J g a vi tues si N . f l o t r lso fis hm hk . :? r , : . ! ; : vl ; l : l.. . i;n ( a : ;z f:Lee:_ llll2 ,o,lootl : : : 6:64l ll„,,, , '"' szzi.L.6 l_ s,l l . s‘ ll: l: : o ilw il n ie a ll g o i n d se 3- t l 4 4 ll nd . 11 3 :41 11111 m. - f l o: r . ri e t a h ti f a u l : 1 1 0 1 a t t e i t i r e iu t i g h iei v . ri f k at . i • su t ' —:T d ra ra :ii i h i l s a ' pt v i i i rt ir bac e, h i e f i t , : ° , ( tri l " .1.4ea i ::: : 01 luitted : James Kelshaw, aged 24, charged wish mi L L __. be itaimiug a row • Slat k Dyson, aged 2!, dissi,;l"" ; ,. th sigrarirtti,jargYetalt 2117i g i r s h i a l ; Y el l i n n• l ith ill a t r il a r p: V a r tlirmrsta__ 1141111-.44 427 Ifilus, aged ill, fair stealing divers arttel - e7" l6 Li. 1111 malls, aged 24, for low; ne hail carnal knowlst r Z o L L J''' t, Jibbs, underrears—no Bill ; and Hirhsid ' rainekeeper to k. 0. 14tiroix•tw, Ent. ter 'rah' ' viii n shooting Ilieloard Matrklns. nid e , I sl R. 4 7' INI;;;1101.;r7f, .01;ili ilk b ji lillE Court of Dirretork r./' the 1 .„ i ,„ 1 in of .11rrrhonfr of Mipland, iredisli le lilt j e : s i fl l l , "ma in In herres pier Notice, That the following proprietor,. cian:illed Agr es g er . air, hate. in confortuit) to ;he 1411 se-tien of th e 1%4' . t r ii r of the II qi e laws of the said Cennar. 1! . o the Secretory. the 'l• deandeanof hered •.etvitgl* •.• V her the DIRECTION .at the ensuinv Ei ec ti m if Mis, • " 11111 . reters, on WlteNtsn vir. the lYlit Artil sect:— Jacob Bissanquel. El. Eto aril Paw , . it s ,II Joseph Cotton. it sq. Tiltntlllt Re* P 4,. lir William Taylor Money. B.q. Wi.l:eie wi PINKI'II DAM DURH A M COUNTY E!.rlTlot 4.0 W. I.Allinrus's COM:1111TM ensl 4 A 1 at the king's Head Tavern. Pooltrit, elearg e ; sinnications are requested to be nddreAsed, eed m* l* , :1111011 made for conveyance to the Pell. As it Is appreben.led, from the Inateurseyelitk e t k ; 411 tome of the Freeholders may have hese .. o Dooltted to be called upon. fC ie otienitrep um) ) , it , soill i t p* env friendly eommitnication wiiii-h nosy insets Ilia 6 ' _Pi 'Wed, as they envioe.dy wish to wait pet gair *ge l .d i Freeholder in Londue and its vicinity. By order or the Coma* ; vt SAL . H Wpm it Committee-room. King's Head. Poultry, March l& NAIL • et. _I ------ .."--- 31IDDLESEX Et.r.f Tins. of TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF 11 i• • . XI UCIVTLEISEN. "Y• al HAVE this day returned from in i s I distant but hivSly important part of Ilth '- . all q am prond to se, that I hate etery where hug golreerteg tt the strongest asstiraglete of favour sad allied. ref* . ti spontaneous unbotigilhpleOfs a !oar geed willl. I ow sidlleicgtly thank youill I ear oat) amity to s. it may be the Ivse • of this enced, such It * •C deeply regret en en en heart. I have been straggly urged, thmash the aldbuh‘ d Committee. in, many most respeelebte [Dairies*. her viva %urines other populous Dtattlete. *ad.'s goals able, I shall endeavour to act epee those seggegimt. Ti, • time, however, preldous to the Flectihn , is sat sisnAt is possible I dill ant hate it in my pram to dint slid* .A- -wls/I In Usis teepeet. Should this be the cot. ladies* 'at rely on your pasdner for IntruCng ml c Wed isb ell reuse. and mote any *art of inclined katentsyss. Pan • v `l _ the honour to be, ficallemen, • . gi Yerer most obliged aid faith!id oori 4 1 SAMUEL C 1141111.1101 . • Central Colanslttee-reaso, Prettinavait i VI -,. - • .' - - • Mara 11. Mgt •"., . JP . • • • . . : , . ti , Weft? WT . . a TO - 111111 , • ' • , s.. : • eselseet• • . • %l THECOI'S! ~ or etlorA .7• ad TION of SA UV!, tale ir ' AD, bl have to magnifying. the I: et. • foot 1 of . dleseu on the lIKTIIIMAIR sailleauseb•^ l 441 111 1 IrMet 1 2 . i are daily gad hearty receiligg.. Titey feel b el they shall soon have an eerie - 1;0y n• etahr 0 . 1 1 ',anent that the cause in whit" Hwy are rage of a slow* *di% idunl Noddy estiesulde sad , as that indit ideal reriainly 14 bar •• • tbe eputei.pn al (ht• lanai. - k i li Confident hem ever. rs the Ceressissee reeves to weer of the rount:o. they introat.o(Ajpg slick& kt ca r-'her. as Slit. I,rosreril of . ,i► a, doable their eNerlloll4. 1 • se, by sibmili a tt e ndance at the hustings on Sittilaferiella " unite in plowing t i r w i d r e fa rre t7 tag ritll t f , :adk nocvi lale . sa bligh t7 psi ........i tt election are rreelred at *e bankhskinaise' . • Cants and Co.. titrand ; Mecup.llememersissy mall; Messrs. Munn. Stone. and Martin, 1. by Mr. Ridgway. boolselier. Pireashily; audit thefts , t, Cesomlttee-room. Freemasons' Tates* Great Qmes-smot a MAILS. • 0 MIS. app. ARIL I Dublin 2 Waterford 1 U Guernsey and Jersey 1 tiottombergh .... -. $ • .. Itamhnreh 0 : II Malta -• - 1 -- - - -- -- - PIG CE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 61111111V10?• Rana Sleek I India Steak ,'M$ 3 per Cent. Red. Dittoß ' •.-. . .1 3 per Cent. Cues. OM Otel An :.. . 1 31 per Cent. • I Es. new . .• . • 4 per Cents. i Ditto Cetus.. • I 3 per Ct. Nary 111371 (lambing __,..* _.. .: ; 4 Long gun. c•na. for tr. 0% -' . • Insp. 3 per Cent. inn. I.ett. TieiLets 141 eft ..!. 2 :,+: tatcntatt. . e s, 1 " TIM IBRITI‘II VTATIIIISIkS" IS I Ncoaroaenta led e 1 • irrATssii4s. .. ____ ---- ‘llolllo.kolaii::• — .l44lNagallinligialli. --..--- LI?N lietV r--n. - • -- 111 1 f .. - MONDAY EttrN ISA . • NOOK 40. l$ .•t —..1.1 1 0... •rikt. Some of the most popular electioN c 1 / 1 whole kingdom, ant. the moat important ski' far as example is concerned, have gem 94 lig might have been wished to go by P N A w it / triot of Etr,rinisi. .4-Y-ittlereitt Ins . - hill MI sway in the human breast, whero , every thing. and•virtee nothing, that t i tle ~ the elotph.ne . of an angel would • - over the actions of the inhabitants of a, circumstanced. An elector says, " I be better for my poor country were I WA ITII mt N. but my connexions in regime trade so eat Lral me in the interest of his 44 that 1 durst ag , t do it." licre is an aßow° . eIP an irresistible argument (Or the CNlCndisetbe. fivell lim i t. fraiie hi l e f ' he m 3 l; i e ld ve t r i % l ' is l d m is u l ::• ) l l : o(7 t/ef t' di b i t g all a E i• the House of Commons wolikiaommilit of purification from that 104119*. Ili 4 11/4 ht so itr couny mg . ' ""ild , 'IP t i t Ill e it ~.; i -..-.. •. . . .1 .., ...i , .. 1 MIN.