The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-21 00:00:00

1 4 r U • It Il t It d pt t II re I. I. Is Y. 1(1 It t Ir Il r 1 )- et eat IS OR 0• 10 ri Of ld S. 10 It it •t of 11, 1 n. re 1• rd nt tn It r• * l lr a; I`• I.r 1. IM I I II I. 1.4 1 4 114 , sItArfEsMAN.__,,__ k' .. ' tt'D IA- LICrUSE.- . , - - .. . ... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. 1 : To THE ED ITTAltor ries STAI'ES 31 AN. ~ Rviffertr op ill:: NeW6URrOLD MINK: .., . .. ......: --.lollr- ~ --•••••1.11... 7 .. . ,• ; Yesterdei ii ben,' r*fr-s:Purt of Proprietnia eseetn•e DM, Dec. 20.-Arrived the . Milford, Wiles, . • i SlO,-1111E41 brellinterniefitlsllnitue of the 3 ‘‘.4 4 1 1 " l a l' it ,,,, pong „ ph , 1 ,,,,,, , i)pi , a re d relat i, e to ;he ' ' ' 0 .i.: , T At 1 ).1101 India -Ilouse, arid on tie- Cirairniest'e from Bombay,lsst from Falmouth ; ran onshore early 1101110 deri of the Eselludie;CenlerieWa i lliitt•al Serelee• tosten-iee rotibery of the Newoor•y Batik, colitge r i eg bl e d taking Ille their the Resulitticei ist the Contt of, Dl'. l this morning off the south end of Deal in which 6i..a have been vitrliegeored to so. iinerense impute, for tering* leis-via temerits, we have availed oureelves t uation she continued upwards of three hours, during s sinugglingear'ried off biebeleshlpsitee following ideas of ebteiaiite, from nil 'statuette: source, * correct ac. • in, my` merit petite texts, whirls we lay before our Readeis remote, lite relpe C t to the propriety of grunting a' of which she had lost her rudder, and sustained on the subject, have arisen , in careteqrsince, oer i rlOOOl , , s• eis o . per annum to Lee:sisal Ochtellooy s ~.. .r . . as Surlp at play 4r , r •lied nu. 1 . other damage, but by the great exertion of the Deal mind, .' was 'ern!. , . ' • . The Asiskiire pato, of Vincent 'ramose Bin te . .• b o atmen they seeceeded in, getting her 'off, and I The revenue of this. country is no, ,CofteeteiVior ' ap t' ti ,'„,,, r i ; r 1 i t , • •' , ' ' t . - Pi - v ., ' • P -.3 . " -IChMfibin 4 .tr• Cseestal..in inbmietitti tille 6 b , cot __ r a oi .0,,,, , us, te. In I.l** 111•Irsel z 11. a. 0 .1 ...fgt . ii alaimaios ,„. i t a reasidphid _ it ~s_ its. _,,, le I brought her up in the Downs, where she bno 4 rid- the mere present WOlllO of stlee. • Stale, in y , r the Neat , rt 1 f 1 k r w , l i r; . ~.„..T . , „ . 0 0.4'..."W, •..0 . 140;w1.,810., . tt . 4 , I VIVI raffle 8 ow rom the tle alit • .••P 7 , Kee 'OF ogee Wed le 1 the WASIA ere b e ga m e e t of big in safety. greatest part is expe n d e d in it the interest ef 'OIL TI11.1•15r1911My ass •,,slosied its ,4 egroark iro'n • *. 4 ' • ' -•• •" • 1 -s'o------ ---.. p oireso n t rm, Dec. 20.-ft has been Mowing very What is called the NatEned Debt. And whet has i che ' l l • 10 4 1 • 1 ' 0 1' 1 1 I P4' 4 '6 ll " He'r af fi l l td 6 ; 1 " 1. i t • i n% " l . ll 44l llol l :7 4f i r k i e l it a r l e i n e ece se r . red oi s 4 t l 4: i 1 4' . d 6 s e e irli e: 1 1: 11. 1 „: 11 ,• k od rit u i s L itte r o . fro! . fieeis alreeetheitedsise a "Inn* iron duos, set iss moire • • - . i hard all this Jay from S.S.Wt In W.4:Ws but no been the' (mese of this Debt .-alas it • k• th ler door was resumed e i i wo s elder ea i esid brought on gradually by the Mittisters veldts II •I "" ''• e? ' " . . 1 - 'll t .. very I I "' 111 " 11% h h Ir." • . (lineage has !teen done amoogahe shipping klreptiL. 4 •? • L.:, ~ . ••" .) strotse, went, Locke, and an iron pl4l, *as pi.sr4l ' 6 c s . 6 wo r lefs .se Ineglii it proper to owt ' a 144 2 .. rose .. ark . ,, i that the Regalia transport, which drove . on ie o!e e n z e i t '1,91,011 1 g more money that they haul. rig:lit to do, over ebeibeiel l solle, and thee fastened co ,6i t oe, amemoulier dislicultiee, by en ettraurdiriary General iskterlouy Ws! iiitistounterii s dasplay-of skill and 'aline, .i.i Feu:egotism* of which Spit; but the tide (lowing, she has been got oft. end and b e i n g o bli ge d i n cousequeirce tolinerow (kedge! lock of, swallow construction. lo *Minion . . 1 locks 4 heir : door were iwt bolts Throw out I ' . ferreal Upon him oriel Bove! Orgliness the Nile* brought hat. ha: hour, having slipped _h oe ca ble.- firienry• of ' itch tudisiduals,-anil then to Impose new , liatteurestorioes O ff eeer hadisarl 0 high honour mere The ships In the Reads haseegtit their top-masts ' Pates ' die Ile' nation ter . pay the iiitereistl • Thiel b Y 't eleett't gwg' ilea "cer ami s a secret siring to I'6 r. i lock tosprotessi }is going ba te • Clete down, mid appear to ride •hs .ear e ty. A t r i g end easy 'bet ruinous metlrid has been prasiiiie&- 'for ' 9 • but . .• 9 ' . {ere deeme d Rtrepte,, to sustain the dignity of which that sn o t IA . u „ A a full secmeity.• as no one slept in the Bank a sshoontir dare gone through , pithead to tee welt am than a centuty hsesee en bile . ought to beff,l walcherait, wls:sit •1 1 '• ' •ens necessary which the hulls' Company weed in . - .iv. a - , , mi t t it..y 5111111115.15115 e2flctly p l iptl. . . was peid expressly by thebiultera car . o li r ap t s p e r7h i et ce i . :l any diti s e v ie rjA tigiv of opissio g. ii, foe h. ward. , . khewsi Letter (generallyr I fear, fur a eeeleseae4rel site.! ll' prtyllll WO 0 . , t Faemoetel s Dec. 18 .-, thrived the Duke of Kent, peee),• regardless how posterity . might Parer /40 I a vigilant eyssoil the Office. ~ . • nave' uty of the Court of ProwietUts; le reward the packet, Capt. Lnweence,awitis Mails from Lisbon, that 'their present object was acenmplirshed, until 1 Thereis. entr y reason to heliete the viVaini''''' ' i t Illi ilie ' i?e" 11 ' 441 ' 11 ' as wel as Ihe imPeratiwg in eight thsys.-oSailtsd the hieifisare• packet, Capt. the debt has accumulated to an their sur ►mse and r Is. amount hardly ere.• • beewa s it tag 't a te etfec'ing • 1 1 r "to c - merit of ite Officers. ; touted in the neighbourhood, and contrived to miter to this transaction 'ought to have Iseragetterelly Caddy, with Mails for the Brazils. , dible, were not the fact too %sell. established, and .. the town after d e k e niul to take the opportunities of lt' R. JA ". l°4 "' i s el'Ashedbelliteets referring mined ate-the rose aof the P,topo RANIMIATI4 DO! ta-4t has blown a most violent its consequences too severely • felt to admit a fhb'. the watchmen goitre his rereads, fi rs t . tn examine, end sub. gide from the filellehward, many vessels have arrised least doubt. I ~., ..,.. ~,, I then to take impressioris of tep,pArs i ts,, eis 4 1 / 4 in Ana. ,'en•rs,. !reforest bey have b ap . gm , 1 tsufacture skeleton keys, from - the impressions ob. w ere rolled itl i tolt In "level* to the proposed uront.--. here with damage, among which are the following, I The misery that might naturally Dot we cannot get particulars to save post oe-A col- peeled (and, indeed, it was predicted) from etig o r .. ! Mined by lisserthig a piece of sheet iron of a proper 1 " r d i d ) tent, .. : without'4 "link it-bevnevitut in preset tends ; size, on which was a composition of paste. a p oi tumor due mossitlerather, especielly lice brig has just struck the East Pier, is Igoe. at4be system, begins to show itself too clearly; Cotern. ! • Pearkes, the officer, frets) Bew-street, states, that ia the P re* " "ate ~if the Cm"l 6ll 9's totencees ell 4 back of the head and all to pieces-several of the meat thinks itself obliged to put all penal Statutes ' s e e v i lla i ns, t)rty millions. Diving after 1004 effected an entrance, Musa cumbeted " th e y w ere wi l 's s debt of no less ,than 'elated to the conduct hi n al f s f e e l e r inr te4 e d i l r i O 4e c P a ‘ te P r e l r o k e : y . , bl ist crew and rome•of our boatmen drowned: theship against Smuggling in force, from the difficulty it have been iu the Bank of least. eight several times William, Ledecker ; the ketch Algerina, Broker ; finds in realizing the anticipated yearly revenue; but hefure they could heave found . t ut and facilitated the . . impediments of theittelefeauil b•• atsil•neest be ovara , groeful lothtifeel tag read • to bears the felleet lestinseey to his merit. the brig Banon, Hoare ; the integrity, Wilson ; end every Statute may net be just ; many laws are passedlts of the iron door % ) awl chest. The property was locked up safe on S. But still lie felt that it would be more honourable to Nottingham, Elliot, all with loss of anchors and in the Bri!ish Parliament without the mitsutim of them f . the character, . • • m R s .. d 'rigs of thet gallant Officei,,to vote 'be prn tuiday .night, by the . µweer, • in presence or,the . e cal.!ei; the Friends' Goodwill, Wilson, of Sunder- ever being enquired into by three-fourths of its MeVo: 0 M 1 clerk. is, QM 115 ODOrnl i f i g, w h en : r. ernes an pesed weritood by the Froprietory.e.The lemreed-Seettee land, has gone to pieces; the sloop Portsmouth gat ' ben, and their real severity is not known until it is asr. Hancock • : • ) .--' open the Rank, ' t' : 4 lw"einn alter teis valrvitiv shoeld • Mare been. (oily pii. Weat. t el.ptee p! in al e ,_ _. • O. mats , here adverted to what b e deemed an irreillfarily in without damage. i employed to the ruin of individ u als who deserved a attempting to lielocit tbelcree i rbeets she key met with Poruotteu, DEC. 19.-Arriseil the Enighein, a better fate from their engrateful country. •so mucleresismiless they . were Under the necessity ith to open is ; and on being for Ced. It: i t 'l lii4 . l „ a Pr ptir el ins : .ta ti i ii i . led t o "a E h e ap o ,t e f voe P u : lre e ' clie44 4::; : .. l .i i t iiidn ; f ro o nf t w 'E t a i r ae rio l Gar li l Swedish ship,. from Stockholm, put in by contrary i The elm • •of men to which these Commanders, sending 6 ' 66 . the Genseemeti carte immediately *lamed en, seeing winds.. - On Sanday last the Prussian ship Sicertia l . who are `thus apparently ruined, belong, has been - • ' some confusion its the chest ; and we leave the pule. C "''' Hopp, Master, from St. Martin's for Antwerp, I perhaps, as useful to its country as any other, not 1k to judge what their feelings must have been, when -seniors of our Indian pirsesseeionses thanks woo sprung a leak and foundered. Two of her crew 1 (rpm excepting the Army, so mulch more favoured, theyfound it ' voted to the Comma n de r i n Chief, before it was pro, were picked up by the Swedish ship above'mentionetr. l at present, then the Navy, which is our real hut. piney depOsited therein, on the Satatday.mretiiset. Voted to rewerd• any Officer of tae. Compa n y. 4, Particular General, wisheat milting rar 11 014.0 f 16 1 1 this i nstance however 1 The Captain and the remainder of tire • trey" watt( Mirk; Oise of throe beta the same rank, en d er consisting of 14,0001. in their own not s , , and a ii.i3 Wealseeposed to repaid a large sumin B k Englandnotes, a In of- nd 260 down with the ship. • Coejtittidore Dmsce, in the ehelgement whit Admit . i • a• Aisne conduct of.ttle siipetior *otiosity from which the • The taking, away this property - DARTMouTii, Dec. 19.-Arrived ehe India* I ill losiots in the China Seas, which terminated g ui ".."' • - • ' I • hastily, as they oirealooked a parcel of 7001. its Beisk Kemp, bound to Newfoundland from Liverpool, !se favourably forth( commercial interest of Great notes, and glen a Areel unopened of the basi kett is indeed, to distinguish a subordinate Officer, while haring been at sea since the Bth of *October last,' lititain. The Cowan} 's Naval Service is a very onus notes, which they had received from Loudon Ilse th e Commander its Chief • WI" entirely eselloeked• and obliged to put baCk, after 'being out 105 days ; . hard one, and an Officer undergoes many y ears of s evening hefoee,aMdstoosited in the chest under some Of such a mode of proceeding he co u ld no t a p prove , • r for it appeared to involve a• sile n t aorta uftso that and the Commerce, for -Newfoundland-her water • privation and suffeting before he can be a Com- other perm feeler illustrious personage, Earl N o i ra ,--( t ek a e s It is not true that the b oo k s we r e taken swi t y i l 'hoar!] --Ile had omit the publiseßspatches tve that and provisions esstirely eobwested. 1 mender ; is it fair, the,, that he should be punish. . he i i PAU:I.LO At., DEC.'lOe" . i r - brims lelen . of . N4w- ed in this seveie manner ? or is the nation so very small one only, called Ilse lock-up:bool,•tflaf . ! was always i put into the chest with the..ereisertjliand Nobleman, and he must say, from thins. &patches, owe that entree 'there 'wete• some privet* Welt ',pen his York, Fitzgerald, Mester, from Dublin to New. , irritated at' it; great debt that it thus wreaks its which probably was miaed , with the isoos. York, was drove to knower& by .e heavy gale item vengeance on men who form one of its great sup- silver, toe conelderagle ameunt,'.iti the closet, was conduct, the system his Loidship..pursard were en titled to unquelifiesl mite, both as a groat Siete*. the westward last evening , to New Quay Bay; she ' ports ? for it• Is pretty generally allowed that the ore/ looked, and some undue billion London, Beth, • and Br i s t o l , wero left behind. The henks, end early . ' • man and as a skilful Officer. That Noblemater aye. was brought up with twe anchors, and was obliged , East India °lmre have done mach to perfect er vi- deed e 1 'e - a flatle t in the closet and' in the offiee, were left mudis- tern was inat once ..rm am. pacs..c, resolute's,. to eat awe). her meets. We hope to get her roshid i gation. i ' • I,_ L coiciliatory : Ili. Lordship_ had.._eltdetzurtrutL...* 4.1"4.44.4; 1., ;• 11 4 . 4 , 4,tra .... ,14 . ,,p0d_i11ikit5,1 is Augl,ll4l.a.tra futuul tos,iaa to New Quay Bey pier if the wea:lier moderate, is i U 4114141. 5•4111414101515'.4it. .- , sracticable means to caitrilinfe the Rejal. of little. - '.-- ' " • 1" • AF:liiinnd uninjured, wept Ake, cselt pf the 'rcpt. theist; ,noes 1 i grant that punishment should foliate; • , hut • • letieles i • We are happy to hear the tankers iptee'tilitilitOd 'the i‘clia 4 ilt "d persevered ill'hill tsedelteotott OM II 1 -that Prince bad actually est osehad proportioned to the offence, 'Mr not ruin' a 'intik .some clue .to the real Aribbero, And .0114 ; 14`frant sr spoet the ..411110 It is calculated that, in Scot/and , the revenue limes ' - • . 2 1 search and vigorous measures 'are piiiiiieig s isitfat'e - 1017 ., pou n isi„,", uutil weed Aim n of the Qom. yearly 300,0001. by illicit distillation, and full as , after all his services, and at an age when he he fps, It -tiany'sOfficers Isere nt•ttler ed in, cold blood,--essta, he - ; • shall ho "so on t o find the thieves will' be fat . , , y di, - many human be,ings ere annually secrtfwed by the • perhaps, not to be quite so able to make up his loss. ll avoid, such wee of injusticaand atrocity were perk. covered., • The state and confusion ofAie town min • Excise Laws on legal distillation , sinces it forces the .1f Custom-House duties are high, or if unnatural b 'et . t) ii se • ke ' trateds as would hs tevesidered eery farther fort:manor better *conceived than expressed, bu t e asi rs manufacturers to make a liquid poison, instead of a ,' prohibitions of useful articles exist, does It not hold have found it uecesssry ' Ca ' to suboneto a rqpitsine, t on chemise of Lorti.M °its diograreftd Roth. cbarlither wholesome spirit. What encourages the i ll icit i. th e and iojoriees to the. interest of his cosset'''. It wits out greater temptation to frail hammo , nature? .in order to convince the public, that they Writ:deter. whiskey but its superiority to the,hot fiery spirit that • D the n that his Lordship deeded : foe war, sad ) hating oes . not the Government, when it mekeethe mined to 'call in every aid of property to satisfy' ',lvry is made against the firs* principles of science, bet ace . , _. law , it is a o g e e_ so derided, he made the wwisest artentennents ( R e cording to law ? . . I Jo o kewre create the crime? This is coisoaq i tiontli a . demand in in full on them; and . painful . L . . . hogs, that a matte r of such very owned, chose - " 1 i nging it to a speedy terablootion, twists fully.assaire The Mayor of this city, during , the last week, gave • i ette4feelt, and should not he the cause of a 1080 9 8 tidal o f the evils inseparable train a firetracted wit in quence to die males concerned, that the public mind orders to his of fi cers to visit theverionsahops s hosses, .raki. Show meths man without a fault ; hare not the to t i r India. Those esils were indeed such, that a wood a moment have !men misled in entrusts'. • 51 U 1 or ~. . 1 .. • &c. of those persons who use . weights and measures Ministers of this Country , from time to time, b • bee,, mg an unjust and injurious sespimon in regard io campaign, however di:Anguished by victory, was in retailing their different articles of sale to the pub- I o f productive of sacri fi ces alma* hostemeent to this guilty a great political sin, in incurring thus this robbery, from the bare want of 'compreherisirin Sic. Owing to the activity of the o ffi cers employed - carelessly so enormous a debt, under the we i ght , . o f of the means by winch it was accomplished, though ' e"P i • - us in this scouring expeditiee, the public will be bents- .eideratiots he (Mr. Ja• knots particularly wished the h recollected that Is precise similar case not hied in a very great decree . A (pantile of articles, whiCh this nation now groans and labours, and which .-!''ll a y..eg Court to bear its mind, together eiitv this facv,, that long sump !replotted at the Ealinisuth Brink, by the no less than was su ffi cient to fi ll the body of an or - is. the real cause of the severity thus showed to ; a - • Lord Wire% Mgt declaration of hostility was dated in se means, perhaps, not the same adepts. dinary sized cart, was seizes! from di ff erent persons useful and deserving men. All such severe !mulish. 15 " • ' though , • Nov. 1811, and teat within. six month afterwards an in this city. Scales, weights, pot-house measures, meats - I Insert are the ' sign of an arbitrary Guyette.' - ambassador from tile esienty erased at the Britith and even litieu-drapers' studs, were found deficiant, ; meat , an d cannot be the true sense of a free en- , 1 On Friday morning the 15th inst. about five camp, armed wilicuillimited powers to coucludesuck a and consequently came under the cognizance of the , ; o'clock, the inhabitants of Stafford were shunted be INRce, as afforded ample indemnity for the past, •abd examinante. .On Thursday, many of the scales were lightened, and generous people ; for what man is i the cry of lire, when the steam-engine house of the established complete secanty for the future. With burnt, and the measures broken, in the area near the there among this people, whether Mirlister, Peer, , U n i te , mill, i n t h e l ow e r . s t re er, was discovered to • this splendid epee!. in the view of the Court, Leashed, Exchange, in the presence of a great number of pea- Commoner, or Revenue Officer, who thinks it a crime i be' on fire. On the arrival of the palish engine, 'it whether it %marl allpently slight, either direct orbs. pie, who were particularly anxious to mimes% the to use an India silk handkerchief? And if a man breaks was foetid to be' very much oat of repair, and u 2.• plied, to be cast upon the character ef Laid Moira ? final exit of a art load of dishoisesty.-(Chester I'a- . one tittle of the Revenue laws, let him assert or pro- k !les. ; bet, by the assistance of that belonging to But each,* 'loo A11e.4100118 die Itappy colisequsacea per.) . I I Messrs: IValker arid Thompson, of the cotton mill, naturally ta be espected from the sigorotio ay/- Printed a hat he p le as e s, I say that he is as liable to ; Printed notices have been placarded, that the badges , and those from Etruria and Stoke, and the prompt • te m it i t m, Nis, qu i s • w e n eu iy, o h o , on T o ss i ng t h e of the Companions of the Bath, are left till called break the whole did an opportunity present itself, or exertions of individuals, the fire was get under about Government of our pyaaesteeas in India, left them for, at the Horse Guards. ; did it suit his interest. oaten, sailboat any mateiihl, darting* to, the mill.- eurrousided lo SNIPS who were all, either. our, W- A Gentleman whose landed property is within a" Lei no M3ll imagine that this is written by any one ' The loss is estimated at 2001. •••t• s. : • butaries or allies. To follpw up that sysleits was the few miles of Glasgow, has made the following cons.. connected with either of the suffering parties; my I CORONER'S Istetwee.-Yesterday in Itniplitort was - lama course fur an) Goserwor. of India to puma. potation of the reductinu of rent to which a farmer, feeling for them solely hes dictated my sentiment* o n , heal at the Red Cow, Bethnal -g reen, on the body hi - But it was the peculiarstelinkty..of Lord Moira's (Ma in such a situation, a itio a recent lease, is entitled :- , . , , • 1 Mr. E. Johnson, who was burnt to death in his ratter, that it combined the resew of Lord Welke. this su b jec t ; and, r trust, every sena; The farm is supposed to coesist of 100 acres, of hie Mall who i ! loo se. it appeared by the evidences of Mise Lloyd ley with the conciliation of Lord Corewelliee toed which one-third is under the plough. Of this, 11 considers the case in its proper light will think the and Mrs. Johnson, that the deceased, who laboured the proverbial indostvy.of Gord • Mbito. Woold acres are green crop or fallow, and 22 are oats, same. Having passed through all the degrees of so under petal) tics, and was left' its his chair before the Court then consent to any proposition likely s ee ro. Bence, if the produce be taken at eight bolls an officer in the Honourable Company's ships, I supp ose fi re , when a spa r k, it was p r esumed, had fallen open fled upon the character esuch a ineritorioos Nekdes• acre, the whole grain raised on the farm oill be myself (without presumption I hope) a proper j u d ge his apron, which communicated to the rest •ef 'psis mats, end there was but too muck reason to appre ;76 hells. The quantit y consumed ors the farm will, to e t he services of these suff•ring Conensielors, and clothes ; from his debilitated State he was unable' to fiend that the adoption of the present motion in the in fond for the farmer's family and sereauts, in corn I relieve himself, and was so dreadfitily (most, that he shape in which it was brought forward, would, oat of terceise more sensibly the severity of their punish- 1 for horses, a n d for seed, amount to 82 belle. What 1 Y i only survived the events few hours. Verdict-t o . doors, be C/1115.d.red as 4 side-wind censure 'woe be remains for the market is 94 bolls. As the price is Wilt, a punishment far too severe for a generous on- I sadly burnt. • rmiduet of Lord Moira. . .AWith this feeling he at at present shout 61. 6.1. under *hat it was for an lion to indict. In the hope that it will be mitigated I A no the r i n que s t was fired, on :woodsy last, at the ohjf•cied to the motion, whilehellighly estimated the average of fire years prior to Whitsuirday • 1810, to i ts proper standard , l Plough, Hackney, on the body of Elizabeth Richert!. merits of General Octerlony ; bet he was persuaded the loss which the farmer has to sustain is 301. I la. I remain, your most obedient servant, s on, who WBllOOll dead its her chair on Sunday last. that the recognition of those .met its by that Court, The rent of the farm, at 31. an acre, is 3001.- ' Dec.l3, 1815. AN INVALID OFFiCER. From the evidence adduced, it appeared that she had would be infiiiitely more respectful after the Members Therefore the deduction allowed by the landlord to ____...--..---,-...A-.....-ar been left by her daughter and niece the preceding had had an opportunity 1411111 y P/ismillittg 'LP pape rs the tenant oug ht t o he about 10 per cent. i 1 The speech of the Due do Caolatur. on declining evening, 'end that she desired her daughter to lock upon which the•propositiou of the Court of Directors There having been a heavy fall of snow in many to vote for the death of NLY did him honour.-•• I the r oom doer, and call upon her in the morning; professed to rest. parts of the country, particularly in Lancashire, stud was myself twice condemned to death during the re- this war accordingly done l tiben she WIS foutel dead in • Mr. Hesse expressed a hope that the motion would in all the roads leading to Manchester, it is from volutionary torrent, my conscience acquitted me of the same ppsitionl she eat left in over nights ' Mr. not tes•emeatived,• as the merits of .General Oehler. eleven to foutteess inches deep:. so that travelling guilt-I felt that in a nsometst of such agitation littl e li sres a surgeon, exp r essed his conviction this her luny were so 14 , 1111 and so universally rector has been considerably impeded, and the mails from regard is paid to justice-mid what I then felt makes death nes occasioned by a fit.-Verdict--Okdey lie wished (hal the martini had been brought every road into that town were on Mooday last, we me shudder at the idea of pronouncing the judgment the. Visitation• of God. - in an unexceptionable shape, but he trusted are informed, neatly two hours after the usual time of death mu another. Time has done justice to time Yesterday ani n e u tsition Waa taken at the London mere formality would be allow ed to stand in and '' -enuall - - - - it M. -sisal Ne- " 1.. - - the I -of • er t tieh ( w h o , i t n r of the proposed vote. . Any informality of arrival. motives, aL . lime may equally acquit ,arslial LALT. It i. said that in the proclaimed district of the The butchers of Tralee have contracted to supply county of Tipperary, the Constables visited even the the military in thlt town, with beef and mutton, for mausoleum of the ;Jowled family, at Thomas•torrn, one month, at 31(1. per pound. ca the sth inst. in search of concealed arms. Prime beef is now selling at Chester at 4d. per' COAL MARKET, Dac. :tn. pound, and every other article of animal food pro mills at Market. Ships cold. Price. - - dortionsbly res•ootible.—Primejoints of beef are all Mt Newcftile :,'it .... 44-. N. to ftS, 64• t4i Slllltiffiiaid..••• Ifo-pital, on bo - dy Mary .. _ .ter, ,so, . Ap- - . _ ....._ _ peered, wad a few deyellack taking some boilaing which app e a re d, h e b e lie ve d to Fes riit h er water out of a copper; when, by some accident, sky anxiety to do justice to distiugaish merit, t fell,end the water going all aver her, acalded her very at all from any wish to slight oat !vices dreadfully. She was taken 40 . the London Hospital, army, or the merit of the Corn in Iwhere she languished in the 'most excruciating pain Upon that merit, hosever,:pe mu 'Os distil last Tuesdays when she aspired. --Verdict ---AC- Court of Directors had h ample uppertL cidental Death. of forming an opinion, frd inforamatioik • • 11 6 ) 1 . 1 • • • • 1, 1 - 4 • 4 ! • • • 11 4 , , • •1 . . I 9 hosed,— ,f I forwerrl C that go t the way r Nino an and not .1 of the that the 4 wig" pf In before . 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