The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-25 00:00:00

TO ran EDITOR OP THE STATIB.II.I.N. LIITTEIt V 111. Ste—There is minvething . so incredible in the as • trios+ Csith which .. sby last letter closed, and so op pa its 10 the universally entertained opi:•ion of a raonhro! , .er's gains, •that td prerer.e ehAraver rensur.s, I haVen to prove i:s truteo. If one f vend burrow of anotker, or what is more froninently the case, if a toaster lends his servant fifty Ithillings tar Ehe weeks, he has to pay for the stamp thirteen pence, and fur interest, at 5 per asst.. 1110 r anee half. p. stay more; bat a Pawnbroker's eltarge fur the c.nte p.ricad, is two peace the tieket, and seven pence half penny interest, snaking a didi reacr in firruar o f f friesigirg v nearly SIX PkN11:1: MO of IIIiTEEN! Yet these are the men whom the benevolent Barrister at and another viler serihhler, it described us reeli :in;; on the lap of indolence, and fattening on tkottiseries of the poor. Ilad truth formed the basis their in..taphors, more justly utiplat they have painted no HI as standing on a magazine of powder, whieit any villai a ha. the paws r any h to But it may be said, since :lire labour tinder sails tries-awes, why don't they apply to A.7liament f..r l relief? Alas! /..rajitot trek credal 1•• pa. They i , wit:.er doubt the benevultsnee nor the wi.,loats of Par liament: but they dread the locdility whit b such ap ptieetions have invariably produced. Proct.tstination al4l expense rise also to their mind, as fearful ohsta • 't hey cannot forget how long the last Bid was kept is abeyance before it passed into a law: nor haw: heavy was the charr, and the contebutors boa VI.. 31.011111 it be urged on me, are the :le ..i,tat reasons' to discourage the appeal? I would an seer n.t. For, in nay wind, eve:y man uv. es it to himself to resist oppression : and to his I:m4y and stw:•;.ssors lie is equally Luunil to vindicate 13;s • infra:. ter and professimt front unmerited abuse. Humor jitansisun riaati4. •' that array. '• Men are bat gilded lama, Of painted ell? .•• They know bUt little of the nature s.f calumny wk., 111:,ipee her virulence will abate tit patiently enduring injuries she inflets. Pawnl;:itkers have sufferetl under this er,nr too long, and ought now to be con since,l, that it is not by by hariog their bosotni to her ratre that they will disarua the monster of her sting. 1 an" per , eatied the real character of the Jr:vie only n,:cd be known to be snore highly appeceiated; and that its members 'mull *Ain a more hutiouraloe rank in .44wirty by courting the closest invest:ration. lint every angry klagistrate lbw apt to threaten n jilt Par list' rotary appeal, that they mistake elicit friend fur ti...ir enemy, and s!,un a refuge they ought years ago t hare ' , ought, lit an enlightened :.•:enate their elainss r mire .iue attention; their cause must snake them friends: an.l if they have any cting to regret, it will he that ..dpitteness which has made them suffer grievarces'so long, which might have been so easily removed. Perhaps to the richest and wisest members of the trade this Censure exclusively heltmcs. Not ihat they have intentionally neglected the interests of their less opulett brethren, oft shunned any obvious' ot.portn why to ameliorate their con.lition. hut to effect this purpose, there has been no co-operatt•in : and because DO one could achieve all the good be wished, the in dividual interest which many of them 1,, ssess has rarely been exerted. Each has coatente4l himself with ti.a determination to act whenever his efforts might, lie of great advantage; and watching the an; ival Of such a period, all have hers uninin 41'1 of a troth which every l'ay's experience caorces--that he who waits for an opportunity to do 11.1101 at 1.111:11 may breathe out his life in idle nishes„ anti re.rret, at the 1.41 hour, his useless intentions ati.i barren zeal. From this store of inactivite there is it prevalent opinion they will, at the next iictsion of Parliament, be roused.. It is mfitlently reported his Illajesty's Ministers have then determined to review the Act by which they are regulated ; and, in my opinion, as 'glad tidings of great joy the trade may bail this pews. k :OM such a procedure they have every thing to hope, red nothing to fear. To lessen their prolit.4 is impos sible. The attempt would only drive. all the respect able members from the profession, and ruin the ad venturers who might endeavour to succeed them ; but it would &ford the long wished•ter opportunity of so kting such an addition as the alteration in the times and their neces-ities require. It would, likewise, no longer leave it doubtful in the mind, whether it is a' p-olesvion which should be decried or encouraTed. It would yield substantial proofs, that, alrfemele there are some lamented exceptions to the rule, the generality of its members are so esteemed in their se veral districts, that every creditable! parochial office and trust they are solicited to fill; and they have the rare helot, that there is no instance on rec ,rd of a Pawnbroker, on curb an occasion, discrediting salt or beeeevissg • 'defaulter. The. worst crimes, of the worst men in the profession, would no longer he tr.sited on the deserting, and "the picture of a dive graceful Member would cease to be considered as a ukases* of the whole. If they gain so accession of wealth, 1 will renter. to predict they will materially hone& by it in repetati.ut; 'and the praise of a good name will no !Jager be withheld front many who hare air tort starved'pehequire that enviable. distinction. Till that UM arrives. might I be permitted to ad sittess the magistracy of the realm, I would say to the .41Duzis mid Jusitcee, "their only hope and consoia hoc, try Lords mad tientlemen, rest on sou. In their name, or rosheritrthe name of Justice, 1 entreat p 44 not to cowrie those you seldom see with those who are too fraternity before y. e', lint rather to con s:der that the immensity of their business exposes them to trttlal eastakes ; that they are too ill paid to he more precise--aa thunsaads of their customers are served twigefor a halfpenny—and that were a dozen errors to lie proved against thew at the police-offices every w.eelc, those who lore to extenuate the fa 'ts of others might even adduce•it as a mark of r cor reytness, since the utmost it would ntiate is this---that taking the whole body de, they had only committed ewaiva PAULI'S Ina lIUNDNID s Awoken D hurried, trausactions." To you, Sti v . wk.r. lois kindly lent so.luge a por inn of pour Paper far the development of these truths, '<bathing thereby inch proofs of liberality anti can dime as it is iiipossibit'sufficiently to praise, I 'would TIIF. STAtitigiWAN. bre le3re, for wait of more ene , getie expressions, simply to present the thankful :reLnowletlgnients of Vonr obliged and übt:tlient seri ant, A PAWSIIROKIR• FOR THE STATESMAN. Mr. EPITOR-1 am not one of those who desp.:ir, or who see any reason to despair, of the guud of the comtuonwealth. We see every thing strongly tending to Reform. tleneral distress, the inevi►able effect of unjust wars and emu-mons tatcation, will produce, sooner or later, a general demand for an important change in the administration of national affairs. Bing against the liberty ..f the pres:l.---staniling armies in time of pesee--ass.l trials fur libels and sedition, words which mean any thing, or no , hing—will never prevent certain existing causes from producing their natural au.l efrerts. 'l'her,• is a great and tremendous struggle at this err► moment thronseloott Europe (Spain now happily excepted), between cor rupt governments on the one hand, aml a distressed hut resolute people on the other band. The mea ores of severity adopted against Ilse le.ssiers so' those v. ho only a:k fur the liberty of making their own laws by Its-presentative• chosen by themw•hes very ju•d and reasonabie request. notwithstanding the ridienions .tnd hypocritical cries of mason and sedition whi-is :Ire raised as ainst it), will only serve to hasten, and saki-- ma Ay to e.mfirio the wishes of the people. .1 ft•tr is !red: of the best pats iots of the Istol may be iii:- pri Anted ur transported. lint will all this remove rite cause of sli*c ostent c Will it make t w Usbveruswnt snore belo‘col,toosre honoured. or .core respects-II in t.r eyes of the pe.sple Will it increase the aus‘uss, of the reyenue----or reassure the dith-oltics of bade and eummerce--the distresses of agriculture—the fai nom• of manufacturer:, or the perishing situation of multi :odes who are on the verge of starvation i The revo lotions which have occurred in sonse countries ow : iat to teach a useful lessen even to theism:A foolish an•t in fatuatsd of mankind. 11 is I conceit r, l...a•evcr. sates ly ' inspo•Ahle, that in an axrrt• like sise prc4ent, in n!tich .ID tividi hoots-ledge has been .s rapidly and esrt.tn- sir, iy .stains.•.!, despotisms. whet:ser civil or ecciesias- I rwal, should ev.•r be able to establish its'-If perma-1 nently iu any psq of the world.—lours, \e. sasecs. star Ituystna. G. U. F. SIR FRANI is BLIMETT.—.I I , Uiterli siker vase has been ummfacture.l, under the direction ef a Commit tee . of the It soul:otter Electors in the parish of Jam's, foe the purpose of being presented to I nu cis ilurtiett, as a utemori of dick respect. It ir. t•af aciew.ly rapations to contain six quarts of aitie-nica sure The base has a richly embossed battik. w read. taws,: leoves, I inn tiatel above the ra•-tise, and the bottom autl cater of the tassel are cos , . Tell is lib bite st a irked roses, thistles, and That: rocks of tisa.l silver 6,14 chased in alto-relieeo; the cap surrounded by a tor's, 'trilled in imitation of the Pstgrv.r. 'Etto feint.iefi. r ores, holding in our baud a t lover roller a butt!, am! terminating in a rich Sowing arantioss awl honey.no•kle, form the handle,; and the cover is suritiounte.l by antolte: ainged female liptre, rote of the rat:anti:in genius of the liberties of West minster, emeriti mg the civic wreath tn - trsitelflet . tin.) tire in the Senate. On one side of the body of the vase is a 'Taupe of figures, beautifully executed in deg -et representing the tt unity a:armlet haltited in the Roman toga, and mounted upon a rtimnun tVoui whirh he in haranguing au assembly of citizens, anJ psointint at the saner time to the insigni., of the hritish Constitution--the Crown, the Mace, the Sword and Scales mere, Alagna Chula, and the hill of 'lights, entwined with chaplets of oak and laurel, anti placed above hit bead. Among the gtonpe of citizens are seen two soldiers, in the act of applauding the apex; Cr, by waving their helmets, ece.---in allusion, we suppo-e, to the Hun. Baronet's• opposition to the dogging sys tem in the army. .1 young Senator also appears aiming the ;troupe, highly animated by the el limner of oratur,.anal desirous of apptuaching him. Ihe 'TN ite'sitte of the ram. bears tho anus of :be 'ton. Ilaro nrt, richly eenbos.esl and chased; and beneath is the Ail !on ing inscription POLICE. • M -Hot - s E.—II 71/iens Si Ps paw. , formerly a enek-broker, Was yesterday brouelit before the Lord 3layor, by ?lartin, the oflieer, who had apprehended hint under a warrant granted in 11417. The pri.on.r had been abroad since that period, and had returned almat a f wttsieht, when he was taken into t windy. Il e i s a pen.• u n who wag well known at the Sto.-k- Egrhantre, and his Hit ht created a considerable sensa tion. Th;•re were ;).r•on• in a:tentla , we to prefer •e -vcral eltart: . eg of emhezzlottleot an.ifol,my ata ir,t lam; one to the amount 1,0001., another to the amount of 810 f., a third 500/.. a fourth nearly .100/., an.l a tounber of others ; is the whole about 20 rl:a•Xes were rraily to be pref.:mei against him, of feivaions embezzlement. The LORD MATOR said, that from the enormous I dreadfully ruinous frauds tibias were daily Com witted upon the ignorant and unwary by men who Ord as mock-brokers, it w•as highly necessary that tle••••• tr'►o wished to imc•e money in the Fonda should nut en , mg their prover to the first man whom they chance:: to meet in the promiscuous crowti ; Lu! that they shonld make the omit scruipnions inquiries into the character sail respectability of their brokur, and not to employ him unless he n•as of established honour anal fi.lelity. There was attritive precaution. on all oeeasi. nu, absolutely necessary if they would wish to Le safe : which was always to act• and sign The hook for the transfer of the property themselve% as wed. as th.• htscol; f.r the arrepianee of the stoat to which the pr•gwrt► might he transferred. By so doing they would do away with the possibility of fraud on the part of tlar breaker ; instead of which, it was common to entrust that I nainr•s to him. anal to depend on a receipt. talsifyitor that the stoei h ui 1,..0n transferr , d, and wi it hit nas ve..y ovay to forze. Their prroatt. fiuns his Lariship wished to impress upon the public, which daily experience bad uroved so be absolutely necessary; fo: althou•:lr there might be as honest and loniourelde risen atoottg..et the brokers as in any other hotly of mon, eeere v ere always sharks in every place loin: in t:•ait to hr.•: upon th, ignorant anal uninformed. lhe prie.,ncr w.. rcorirvlt4 for further examination The Coll wing a r z.rk has been trAnsnaltted by a cor respondent at Astride:mm.llly : " :It — I beg leave to comma:lit:ate t.r rou wa account of a daring rohher, which sway committed here un 11•eitn4day last, 1).-in,!.! our fair, Ly tiarlatd, a horse-dealer in l'erth, 4 , 1 d other titre?. younz wen, wh o se names are slat kt:ovoti, u i o.n Jam, s Ells, ade .ler in china-ware, from Shringst utlyire. 1;:i eland first met is with Ells in the market ab o rt one o',lork, and they eon- tuttrther till the to:Art %vas over, when they retired to the ho!or of I boors.' Scutt, t:ntner, an.l drank torether. After eating. terther for to:so• th.e, the three sons: nten then vase into the mew where • , they wire, awl ju'a e.I c..utpany; they apr• - tre‘l . . to b. a..ip ta inted - with fieriand. After roux conversa tion they challenged El to play at cards, and too!: ' some bets with him ; and after be tabled the money, ! appeared they had none to *pridikee ; bat all they w.inted was to see what was in his pocket-hook. .bout nine •I'el.vk at night, ge Lt•eame so much int I:Cleated that he turn• tl k, alt ay down on the floor. Gar : land immediately w..nt to him, and pretended to help • him: but El's found him too near his pockets, and or : dewd lihn to begone, noi.n . he (liar! tad) instantly lennNied him dime, and :he three young men Act his pockets, and took fnini his pocket-bo .k, containing atom: .C 2611 of hank not• s, license and a numb( rof invokes. The young men immediately made their escape; and, when liarlan.l w: , sattentpting 'to follow them, Ells recovered a little, and seised him by the collar until :a• , i:tance was brought to him.— ' Garland was cone:tilted to prison that night ; and was examined, along with anumber of witnesse , , next . and was ►esterday snit to Caper jail, to remain until liberated by due course of law. I have not heard if any of the three men have been seized." Sunday evening the family of Mr. Rochfort, in P..- gent-street, seem out for an airing, leaving only one maid servant at home ; its their absence a boy kn0:•k, , ,1 at the door, saying to had dropped something in the are. , ; the maid went down to get it for hint, and in her absence two men entered par;(ar; she the do l e after the boy was cone, and h. aring a 110; in the parlour, she went in, and found them packing ap the plate. One of the villains in an I f•szarit knocked her down, and both elfeeted-their e.cape with a quan tity of silver spoons, Ike. On Monday night the 3d inst., as a young man of the name of Hobert lieezis, servant to M. B. Lister, Esq. of litirvell-park, was ret urnirg fr l.uuth, he was attacked by three toutii:: , lN near t'eal's gibbet; they kuoci.e , l 'situ oil' his horse, depr:ved him of une eye, broke cone of his ribs, and battered one side of his fa a in. lie remains si,e7•ehir•a, and there are HO bores of his reeovery. :►t the time of the -at. tack, h.a.had only ss. in his peLet. Lnfortariately the barbarians are not yet apprehended. Pace and Butler, for burglary in the house of Mr. Phillips, and Cooper, for sacri:ege, will be execat.d on Friday wording nest, •tt th.• gaol in this borough, in case no reprieve arrives het .re that time to delay their execution. —(j/ l'apsr.) We !rive to inform the public, that sortie of the Ma gistrates of the county think themselves imperiously called upon, by what has happeaed at our late Assizes, at the end of which no iess than 55 culprits received the Awful sentence of death, to call the attention of all :hose masters who persist, notwithstauding the remon strances that hare fur many years been made, at dif fer:tit times, front the Ben, it, in the practicr of hiring their annual servants at the Michaelmas Mops and Statutes, without any character asked or produced. • The circumstances al‘,ve alluded to are, that omit of the four unhappy convicts left fur execution, one of them was a ssrr nt actually in place, who took urea sion at a moment of diabolical instigation, in the ab •;ence of the rest of the family, to murder, in the most ferucions manner;an old and moot kind mistress, with out any apparent previous provocation. Had thin girl's former conduct beets sufficiently inquired lu*, su:b a lamentable occurrence might have been avoided. And another culprit, convicted of ope of the most atro cious attempts to murder we have ever beard of, after an artful and burglarious entering of the boas••, had -.. _ ._. - • b een w ithi n th e space of two years a :e.vaat to t h e mister ; he thus, profiting by the kn osledge he had f the house. ettileavottred to rob and murder--hat his toaster Aii recognized his vo i ce, and man r an honest n o d intrepid ' an. Dee. ant 1 1 1 7 a y s i s de is le o t . i i a h l I; escapes, through cruelly beaten, from the assassin's hands. These facts speak volumes, we hope, and c.msetinence, many farmers have , leturtuin.,l not azait to hire, at 3liaaclusas Statut 1, every raw ant au. known lad that may present hitnself, but to trust their a ork to those parishioners already settled mon, t h em , o r where servants in the house are indispeusalde, r, hire them either at Christmas or to ly i b iy , and Erer to village tvitis any la•I or man of whom they tint b a d s o w prey:tuts knowledge, or who may e-a:: t., them without sufficient character from his last pia& e These truly au• times in which all mast exert ti em• selves, and in which it becomes the interest a masters. who have sons aad daughters of th-ir ore., and who often live at places of great retirement, tt be poculiarly careful what intnatra they admit their houses to associate with their fatailies.-'O4-: kirk Proper. ) --- - THE RIVALS. PST Mirt.Ltse was nit Iris:m.l:i. is 1ir.41 • %i. 4 , 4 nut Cospiti.thu; gi id, Lev. I teai'd • I • 6, 1 ThP fair uue wha had won hi: heart..indiicza anno. t i • lu.llhruaten'ti 5:14.• would stirs pow. Pat sssocua ssliaSa e . , IluwrrerPa* still inir'd his suit.sodtlinugla sruit h l•wit sleet. A waieticni eye r. soh'' on aluily Mulligan • At ta,t a tatal Tit al hit disrover'il. bey lIA s . %I. And as ha was a jusifeninn, resclr'd lo cud hici • His ri-.11 Isis a isi;lor hiiid--alnsl he'd but en, tad when its n.ty 'huger. always fond of firittiag s l.y. Pat swore that hit would strasurrnimi for nra set, And. tind:ax out his ludzinrs. he went iustast .a Fursiit. As Pwlely Mullin. heti n friend a soldier ; Lie I.t.rse, lie he t - I ' I ki; pistols he uw. - 14 lea.' ;—be Lit tilzaa Lira of _ C. Thrn on !!4•.• Tailor. sure. at sena u it le!ttliAtt. •• If dead t.r Grim. Ms,ter Mitch. give up your tv't.nrftea." Then waiting for a ntemest. and !smirks an ret;y. Ite-ide a corner-cupboard. 'faith. at 1..a,,er estisfa his tn.p. And ttlint,tnetae.. the Tailor's. Pad iy lesell'll at %harem., And wishing to mail sure. he it'd both piskltileit eon. lice tie isdna• Ilea In:Salters--copt sad , atteers all wweltak e , ▪ itkfitets. is Corm. lyneld Pat Alatirne is the mute: .Ind a sl.ingwltal he ennteel—" FailitthrTailor letetstrefe, • SU wills a brace. of Latielt I have eat Ws Limed of life." That Pat had, tsi the Tallor's li. rrod undoubtes!!) au lex. Tar .111Pkites of his buuti r ere ret.the !egg ere thttter'Jty 4 : Tat• latuts with Warren's iiliurtittg had here p.bsit'd line Awl Paddy Mulllnt.blind with lose, :tad shot at Egon lam Thu lealy-Sbitt!tig snd Prrprod by I:1) 11 f: It T AP. ji F:X, SO. STR VllO. LON ! Asa sold io rsory Tows in thr kiordom. in Od., 1011.. 'lid.. anti IS4I. eadt.—.4l44. Note °larking. in pots. ed., mad i d. esek—A iltii dog pot of Pasta is equal to four shilling LvAtits d Liquid. Amt nos %Youngs*); BIAC Hoc Dmette et pigletno 'lgor .TAM bases gad itteggiej rift. I‘ICII.ITEEI, by his discourse oo morrige. so Pt- 9 raptured Mg audit. r 4 with the Pottier:, Unit tbe mr.rn men flew to tiazir wires. and the height-lora instated to he wedded ; sod •. Spectator" has attired, tatt the K•. - . 1 • • wife" it the watt agreeable and .;rllFht fol u•tuo in natart. Tn./ stirred hivitatlon, then. of marriage. cor..nas%ri tie alueisieratent of oar eujo) went, teetniag not on:, with Im pious en earth. bet disposing the seal itself Iv Warman trill' bliss hetet flPr. Pre lats. lasses to entering into Cols 'Mimed oblige lion. it becomes as Leper's:iv.- duty, not only to Ng: the passions. to fie:cosh the grosser atom (rum fat. purilks. w Welt the trrrJom of morestrlided *mare any have cleanest oit it To rift neglect of such illestioa are attributably tnisay of those hapless instnaci A. Irlikk, "tilt they calk rile nowntsiseralloo of the belt , lder, should alts impress him %lei the fear nr relf-tt pronc'). Luxurious ;talons will eTensinis..! tie boils —a residence is tie tropics will relic the elastic fibre—hot hire especially does the premature infoituaticn of youth ton fregnently rem promise the natural diirtity into a state of inanition. from witemee the a-roisised sufferer more time docbts the chasm of relief. To all such, then, we address orrmises, offering hope—en..rgy —muscular strenrlii—felicity; pet will oar ad sinces appear nut stionnhie. sanction , . as hay are by dm mullipliid proofs of twenty years inecossfid enwriewte. The easy cares of married life. are sometimes dawdled In the suspension of those blessints which m , •!zentraliths nuptial wreath—for the female habit is tetra e-cstitatiottally weal—yet it can he streugthmsed. and deSeieut energy im proved tato functional power. In every cane of syphilitic intrtision, is well as in area' Masa:ink of the generaii e economy, we pleOgr our ability to care sperdils. and with ef.!-rt. Kara-111y solicitous to expel the unfreiing cinpyrie from the position as presnmpta misty taken up, we des iate from several prim-11.1es with le-s twsitation ; and confident in our own honournh.e integrity as Ment'..l; of the rellece of Surgeons. •se ref.-r the suffering csimiettnfty of either sex (especially those crt!eing into ma trimonial life) at once to our house. where flatly attendare is given for personal consultation; and ktt-rs from Me atuntry ore iniusediatels answered; these must commis a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded su any part of the acrid. however distant. COOS and CO. M. it. . finrg'zmit, 11, Both tile-street. Fleet-sirs-et, 1,011611. Ju.t pnlatilted (Tenth Edi Lott), The .EGIA or LIFE. 2 (asoillarCommetcare on thenblN ?Ilse, les. By 00 01 and Co. Addr..tcett to the Voted/ Maturit or troth Sotes. slay he bid at tr 4). Patnreillro• row IW. Pal:-Ma: 1 : (lerrard-streel; 171, Flnetitretrl and of all Ilt)Lscliere. Price As. BIRTHS. On the 90* Inst., at iloefyser. neer the naget v **llBo of J..hn Turin Ferricr. Esq.. of n son. On Saturday last, Mrs. !)akin. of Stoe'oyell, ofit dlo6'ater. M tORIED. On the ?4th hit.. Mr. Charles raker. nterre?ns*. of S. , lC,lntptott. to Mary .Ints, eldest d:tig!,ter of dJr. Tieds4. %VlKie. t.f Paterno ,4er.row. Ua the lith Wi;l;nnt Wilson. F 41.. of t Pa)-ORICe. to Sarah, euage:st daughter of tee late %mew Silkeltl, Esq.,. of FifeCtrad I)orset. On the letn inst.. at Cartiacaber-how. iierthsidee, Jobs Bum, Esq.. Advorate. Ltlinburgh. to Ann Mania, oaljctit ,l of the late Willism Atardorli. of Oartinraher. Eta. DIED. On R. Inlay in4t. st Woolwich-common, Charles Prtr - • ie infant son of Fyers, Royal Artillery. *Sr ire, veers and eight months. On Tuesday itt.t, at Kew, John Haver,lehl, Esq., in 5•11 year of his nee. In the Fleet prisolt, Mr. Peter Rigby, after eight ye:r - )ndnetnent. On the gist inst. ROlOlllOll de Metrni, jen. ilyd. sled M I . On the 81st inst., Mr. Christopher lid:, or Hsikirttmt• Orosreanr-place, On Friday to:urainglakt, Kr. Cbristopl.er luau, of Haiti street, Otoisenor-place. _ COAL MARKET. Aram .41. Mips of Amid. - Mips Sad. Awe. N. e• A 109 f Newcastle .4 • 11 Seadarlanth It 1 • 311 " 1 Melo' aad Pablielted by tle• Piersurrui_ It. WARCILLI.. Jun. at din Mee, No. I%.lltisad. spot. slut M. Clossant'a Chen*: itttere tll Conueseicalk** - deo. Aihertlsonests ars regasstai to b• addrasnml. To Sin FR MIS PURDr.TT. RANT. For four sucyrotive Parliament.; the. fror:v-eltosao Reposes ratite of thr ay of Hoihninvor, Muse ondean.cd courage and persevering cooslsteocy. shiriuf; a period of Ivrent)-four yens. Is a straggle for the recover) of the Rights sad liberties of the People. lave z been the ationiratioa. And sow form the ehiel hope of his oppressed Coonse)...; said a.hi leave to alt posterity a rare example or disinterested Patriotism. This rep is presented as 'okra of respect Ltol gratitude by his fellow -citizens and Constituents of the Parish of St. Jansen, Wesuninaler. A s:p:fular allair, it appo.r;, has or. urred at unr Clu', house, Brighton A stasis riber, a few wesls since, after a succession of losses, it is said, pet ti.itly erased his name front the club-book. Re g„.rettin..!. I.is isso,ietmosity, he wonl't have recalled the act, but it because indispensable that he sh nett bs once 1111 l re proposed and secepted as a member, before he could he again admitted. This prelimi nary, th..ref,re, was complied with but a few evenings ba-k. About thirty rentlemen were pre sent is ben the proceeding of hallotting took riser. tvo halls constitute an racks:on. Upon ex :alining Use ballot-has, only oae aiqicared against the getstleinua in question, who, conscsitsesitly, was de clare:l siss:y re-elected. This occasioned sme of the electors to ob•erve, that he slid not expect that his Islaek ball would bo roma as the only one which the hog world contain. Ibis observation indured a second, and a third to remark, that they had dmp ped black balls likewise; upon whirls the ballot-box was ex amined, and it was discovered, that no less than five black balls, front same accident or other, had been stopped by the way, and had never reaclwd tile little drawer into which they had been expected to drop. The g entleman balloted for, without being ap- Aired of this circumstance, Ire:it'd intimation of his Pgadsoission, and appeared there and toot: /16 seat at the table, in the evening. 'I he mattcr, however. seems to have introduced a schism among the members of the club, which was not put to rest on Saturday imbu ing—bat a meeting, for that purpose, is %ARS nodes.- sto sd, was to take place on Saturday evenings the re .ult of which, if .it slid take place, has not yet tesched us.--(11-ighton Ifereld). Du F. i $ F