The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-27 00:00:00

or' ~.~ t ~• 7We' tie 4 ' • - ••, I - EtAjiyisrEstifAN -.~, Fite raz LONDON GAZ4l7%.Sirr46. r • I 7 C ice' Ate `t • . . . .. SrdT.B OF ._P I . I 4IVCR.-WYDXit THE . the old dovernthent - 4"Fttlith effririii : Earithata BO URPONS.' • .. - ! acid theamertiotr,might tiostibly ist . tfut, - as fat as ... . „ . 'sof violence -front the' King, his 'Ministers, or the .. tit'isCittein' ram' xxs:eatipesr i l ''.'., ' • 'Arrest was concerned ::. but.for all that malts of pro. • 'Wadi 'were the exertloni•-of . 'erldbiary : .platter *Met party, which comes in eisey ctiatittty to be litigated in the lower ordersfYit directly, from. th e litoyttlentha.', Geode of Jostice 4 th ere Wet wet 'even the shadow tilt i f .. bet, bees* asthey itias. ll is a cluestiak.•4lefafity, enlesathe parties were totelly and equal:;* l irtether . the others . ; suffered cliciittnsilY through the .Iy. angnosen, and totally and'equally honest ; id i Nobility and . the Clergy,. were riot yet' tpkre oppres- every other case,. he who had the' best interest wi t h i ifte . t. Nothing'can . eicetti - the cateplainla made ie the Judges', was sure to he the winner. To reflecting , ' he cahieri under this heid. they weskit Abe dis- .mie,ds, the cruelty and abominable practice •attend. niatitin of justice in the .mieerial court's; as Um; ing,eueli:Courts are MI rciently apparent. There wit ' ' .illene every Species of despOtbils t the districts in. also.' circumstance in the constitution of these Par- tiikrntinete—appeals.endless-eittecenclleebie to li.. !laments, but little known in England, and which, . rfy and•Proeperity-and fereyeeably proscrilled I n under , such a Government as that of France , . m ast-, ii opinion of .'the public*--augniePting litigatlone—, be considered as very singular. They had the power; inerine-iteieyspeciei..of.chicant-suinieg the par. end were in the constant practice . of issuing decrees, ? ties:-.not t;nly by , enprotous aspen* on. the most Without the consent of the Croon,' and• which had • peifietsjeet:; butby aillagil lOsi. of lime. The: the forcepf . laws through the-whole of their jurii- • Jedgei commonly . igtteriht iretentleri;-)eho hold': diction . ; and e'en other laws, these were sure to be ! their courts in eqbareis, and are Absolutely depend the best obeyed ;Aer as all infringements o.f•thens", get en the seigneurs - V. Matting can exceed the . Wore brought before _sovereign Courts, 'composed of fermi 4 expression used •iepaietieg the . oppression the same persons who had enacted these laws (a Iwo* • oriles'-eeigneor's, In consequence of. their •feudal rible system of tyranny !), they Were certain . of being yinci4e. ' They are' 4 4 vexatioWs . qui fli le ply e. punished with the last .sererity. It. mist. eppear: g+iniet)liisette'Syseupieit"—ErderUage iyitigeantl.- strange, in .a Government So despotic as. that . a . erii s iwi c -liastriestell.. That thefee dile be for Fritice, to stet the Parliathente in every part of-the 1 elief.abolishesl. The countryman is tyraalcally en- kingdom making laws without the King's constinti Isiiti , il ' by 't. - Flied and heavy rents ; vexatious and even iwdefiance of his entherity. , The English',, titecesses to se'cur' .. , thens ; appreciated unjustly to whom I met in France in 1789,. -were sorprised to . tiegmeet tI. hem rest , *dicks ds ires, and rreenobkt; see so we of these bodies issuing a rtets againit 'het , 1 ) `'rents;, iheinitii, ant levaulee i fumuges. Fines at expoot of corn out of the provinces subject.to their -Peery "change:of the property, in the direct as well lariediciien, into the neighbouring provinces, at thr . as esollitetal - line; fended redemption (eetreite); .sine. time that the King, through the- organ it so Qualm tile, to the eighth sad even the silth weer; popular a Misdster.as . LH: Necker, was decreeieg at" redemptil ' .th a e erahtr • • ;trios' I ' etely..tr I - ''' absoltie . trii ----- ert et claw riit:4* restgh • assertion 'otight.rertainly to be- correct e d and corrected effectually : this could not be don; without the establishment of a aew form of Cover*. wens; ' w h e the r the foam of .9ovenirnent ; o het* ' the - form that has been adopted ware the best, i s I another. question absolutely distinct. But that the ablore-mentioned detail of enormities practised en , the people 'required some great change is sufficie nt l y . apparent: =-• •• - • . - tir4citl;floitii 'Sipe.' .This doe in.n.ro `p,irnk wfti , on a special atiftilan frnm hi 4 tltidtkity tio.Kiltg of saxony,. gprivite ositlieorp Of hi% Komi! Iliet!pits:the r neilt Ktirt! ‘: totleliyer his ItstierA . cretiforP; to which troclooll 'fiy Flori Principal, Secretary n( !iioto Atriltp, in th. ab. 'env() pf. . Lanl irliovuutit Cast lerelith; and. copriarA-, Ml' by Robert eltittter,ll,,. .4siisont Sis ter of Ow • dope, give such numberit of men a direct interest io vapp,,,,,,,„ eheriatint, and defelitling'ithaves, that wonder •idv..m itt . t f ee ". tyrarmy, of every species, ate tnantt . io every COY try, hij mast iti • compasty. What a mass of People ' in every part 4 of Boittauit, are sonic way or other interested in the preicat r e . presemation cif the people, tithes, citrierv, rorporajinna, oapoliesonillnelitanl Wad not tnerely to the things themelvo, but broil the abuses attendinx,tbevut nod' hos, limo, are u ser , I ohn derive their ialtfit or their roosideratioh in life. not merely . from salt N 40.16014, but from:the evils they etrgervier.: Ty, Ere. t 111411 of the people, hooey. r, is free from Barb ittivenee; ' atat 111 be' enlightened by - drinks ; assuredly trey alit had cot,. ioevory rosary, of .11 ope, that by irtimbtaatiom„ n o t h e principles of liberty and property, aimed equally 'mealiest reed;* ar i,t n eni f i es 4 nod natabloh lyeetioy; they•i Sri he able in resist inceertfally, that variety of eaostriailtlion, which, as patrio t ..., of lifutaler aid despattuo, istvery where at work to ea4ive tbeiu. • • • . , . . . • , Centiil.,. 77 Al.. the :Prince 4egent'i .petwis4ken tottalo.q.chosoberg, ir.ethe . lllsey, to wear the . iso.igyim o f 'lipPortugtbtie Order pf ticeTisSer sud sgiord ; and to' ppiv,e , ,cciii t ore of the Nof:tlce, to westr:lite Cron, 'of the Order of Charles 11L3 • • Ith N K JtU PT , I C ES E NLAWARD. J. !ogles, ltr•ing....4reet. I .eieetter-qoarskliao6*. fr 6 itP l .• 30 to Nov. 18, at 1 :oddball. • .. W. Moose, tioliMsurs.foart, iiettstreet, from, fee. 94tn.ckt. 7, at witilh rll. 1 f t fro Sept.7het 7 t T. 111.t.r. MARI, &Or- 4C_Or, m pt._ to .; a_ Gaildh•itt • •• • • lICNKRUPTS. • , • E. 1046triS. itedditch, Won-roe-Aire, carpenter. Oct. 35.46, Nov. 7 at the Swan Irw, Alreger. Anomie', Mr. Turaer; Brocun.tairy-sqlfai•e;:and Mr. Guntfbier, Redditeh. —••• ' n. H. Union...freer. Southwark, tailor. Sept. SO. Or t. 144 21.6 V. 7. at 4eturney, Mr. Williams, Curnitar-stract, - ltoraell,i Hereford. soiitsr, "net.l4, 5, . No*. • altar Block * 4 v,ao. lrleternied. Attornie,!. Mr. Woodhouse, Leamln..., Pala Alder. Botha ; Mural, and . IMrke; Prifires•street, 12e !fdr•l•mw. • la• Yon/wand J. KeMilner. Manchester, eau-beton, Oct., $l. 21. Vest. 7. ,n 1 the 1)og Pa,rm, Manehraer.. 4ttoraies, OLD O i TUESDAY., Sart 26. . L• • George. %reeling,. Charles Taylor, and Danirl Hill, e ery ladicted for feloniously sanalltig"lkok-uotntr, to the mousse 411 tke property of Mr. John The Prosecutor is Prbprietor 'of 'Beni Weekly Messmer, bid it appeastd so evidence; thitir!w - ibt ,l9 l ll - or June Ism, Mr. Samuel Holland, Mr. hell's clerk, locked up the prope rty . itfatfe.lionlit desk, in home of Manors, at ibe -corner .of Clare-coop, Drory-busai , ..o% * following twi n ,. .14st,: be diseoiered Butt the desk had been forced open au kisah. 'epee, end. that Ilse Yank-notes werenoten. , Drlallydepord,.tbit ' " . . . . . 111r.Ellis.Chaeilery-liine; . -- ;,a Meivrs". Cardwelttind Leicester, i - ~ ions ( tu... r ls ) iiiit, _tub in their origin, And . AO' - - Jiispifirt .Or sw... , __.. - •••s•i. - It _ow., ~.,,,„ __ ,lienesellienPrim.-r to Mr. Belt, 0,, Moriehewer. ' • . • • • , • . -'•;' ~_ ••:'-'" stilt more ag a in their extension.: bthirifireef the kingdom, and exest.at the • rsq - nation of th;NationsT: thiroglii of jelgi.i'lllOftwthisdrulP ithrbothe la the eseekagene k A be ' ;Nunn, Worceiter , cheesernontter.-. 0 0...10. It 211 "'•' 7, • . thil l i i of thatdi • • en, and of the wine and cedgrelpreetv. r t s'ist. lo,l Y Itself.. ' But this stir nothing flow • ft' vitts On the coating. usortslog„ 'Oen be esaudeed th e premises, he o 9 ' Mudd the windew of the tiebiliortgense door liniken, and as. er t GeOrge CoCee-bouse. (: Inner ter, Adtornies , Sr l S. Whit. - - i swab,- no.I Kinr. Serjeatit's Inn; and Nlr. - War,l„ Gloucester. •! eoPrees by cesium; contees h) usage ofthe lief; eor- „their common practice. The' Parliament of Rouen i g a o :o f Mr . if a u nee p a g es e open. Witeleill• thee towered ti t . 3. Collier, g„i„,,,, , c he e ike, colina „ p i, iner ., Oct. 19, 23.•• rietiehlibliihed by unjust &ee1..., • co ri ees a ihtl esev ...passed an irret slealust killing of CaiVell ; It wall A keyer the countirphothe. and discovered that Chit dirk liat inv. 7 at the Star lon, Mntichester , Attorntes, Menu, Willis, * ' • •-• .• ° and even phantastical • ; servitudes .grtriabioni, e' ‘ ,. ' , * iiregosterous men, ned tie - posed ' by' Adasksigratitin ;" i been eg.e "' k he et en es °l " e py * .he ' H y 4 : 6 l lli n t it tei c t t i np l i gn oy aied a i3 t h te c l) ; fr uhee ll ligi vio S r 7 asi ef% k'airdiorue, an,' Clarke Viardford-court; and kr. Healey, 7 Mone.lester.- 'i then's* and burdensome:, collections assesinent - bnt,it-fiad its fell force ; .atd had a' butclterdared to 1 ire well inlearch orhim. He found - him at the Caveat a m , J. gine.o,,,, Newport, Meammobskire, dealer , Om. 13, •14,, who • was- his Masten. ite Nweeting, ..Publie*osse, is, Dcorr-bsor, and• tools Win into•cossudy, I e incollectable ; _sterns. rninJWirnpuniereierene ; mg*, effeed against it, he Would. have- found, by • the so.. 7, a' the Itaitimer Tavern. Bristol. litornies, Sir S. , ... . • . • consequence of a mAsage, he went, on the following siornisc; Si bitcouti.e and %jug, Serjcant's Ina ; and Mr. Frani:is,. Bri,.. floes ruinous and wltho.ut end : the rod'olseigneural, rtgoor of , ' his punishment, whet Wtts confined is tbewatelphease. Serrate tot. finat;ce (or ever shaken oser our heads; SesettelS k . Innectilation was fevered. by, tio , ,-Coutt in 'Laois there mkt witnets•tbat had company lad been his ruin,.that he., .1. Land. Wakefield - .oetwand, Y o urk•hlre, twine • spinner, . .I ' " ri d • • t ut -XV' t' • Vet. 9, 5. tII9V. 7, at the Session.; 'House, Wakefield. Attar- ruin,. optrage,, 'co ence, ate estroctive aervit e, . • S ;me , but the eirlisment of 'Paris passed li - n- ,7 pa kik ri ve kt ar n . o 6l Bevr e r neel °bber in Y r aba t. he' w erea arq utaleo ltil 4 44 6:B :lll Be' ith now` -imie4 ecel "r will i t hire, Mr : Potter, Wakefield ; mid Mr. Lake ; Doug-ale-hill. 1 Under 'which the•peasants, almost on a level with Po. arrest against it,ortsch visnee.effectise in ?prohibiting, t pound-note, and Mee silver, for • giving Inforinaliba to.tkastr W. D•ushar, Wormwood-street, merchant; Oct. 6, 7. Nev. - fish sieves, can never but Ile miserable, vile, and op.. than the favour of the Courtinsencneraging that' &tic.: by min ft.was committed. The peon e s-by 'lebsiatistess'Pro Z.. at Ciiiiidliall. Atteruey, Mr. Comerfor,l, Capthall•ceert. ! • permed, were; beset& one 11111, lie a man isamed °weir s -- serido They demanda lso, that the of hand • r I. 1 Pros • - ico. nstances are itiriurtierabiefandi May remit rk,litat .fi - 11irogioneturi.•ireet.elt he did not know his surname. . hild,•be, kaid, gives le! W. Lee, New Sarum, Wilts. cheese-dealer; • Bet: 15; 17 , ' mid i . bi'free; and hope that posterity, if possible, the bigotry, ignot:tice,:fitenvisrinciples, and tymindy ' foriention to Hill and Tayhir. No.. 7. at the. Public '.00n19; New Sarum. , Attornies Messes. mav be is "ra t that feudal tyranny in Bretagne,. of these bodies were 40.4 e. . rall consuicuotra i and i .r. Henn', a patra4•depnied; that he sen•thiPilsigain, hill Tinnier nod Cooper, Salisbury; and Mr. Hotly, Esvez-coart, '.. • v". n Y - -• ' and Tailor, near V./Inter 'Change :Meet. tarsi. fett e r* Tiesuple. : armed..with • the judicial power, has not blushed eveo , that - the . Gears : ( It aation'excepted), never had a l it., ; morning o fthe 20th of J use. in ininpany w i t h ihrei ' 1 W.. A kers, fireat Ceram-streel, plumber, Oct. 6. 1 7. Nov. 7. In thole trees at breaking hand. mllls , and at sidling , rll,lW,Milli a Pat - limit-4f, but the Parliament 'was.' and twocire. Witness billowed Me th isle .Diery-lhae. Aiwa at Guildhall. •Attornies, , [[sours . Straiten auct. Allport, Shorep , • •. • • • • , anneedy to the esiserible, • the taculty of broisieg . h.e. sets tn be.wrong.. 'Their constitution, in respect toy ";' o l l""tr' r afte .r. 1,1%7, o'clock . i, ...,,, he saw ; s t i eT it :M is. l °. in ctialigivY, ditch. DI V-1 DET4 Db.. • • ' ‘ • I tiseen twrietOnes g snepsure of buck-whett o r bar.. the a.delidistration:ofinsfice, ..,. hn. ,ki ken the robbery was geouered,• mom . .'as was so truly rotten, = amongst 7.l '" nr aPea .6 di -." Mae ntosiT 0ci..17, W. Shallerass.-Josepb street, •14.-Panetes, •higker- leytt, Thivery terms of thede comptelots aye l i lt .. that the . elenshers gat' as Judges, even its causes of wvarelrd Hill 1 . 701 1: 111 F. whew be faaad a diner's hamster, Dec; 9. E. Darlh•y; Shou.loar. • pewlerer-Lker, IS. T•dhiater. tn. King's •I.yait...l4oreotit. woonen-nraper,”-Qct... 21. T. sa t , • _.._...,. •• . •,..- • ~• • ... kn o wn in England. and tintranilst. hie ; they base : private property, in which they were themselves - did v' hk " r firnl P"'" 4: "' tact ' , ”° llnse ' ill O r . ll4ll4l. mad e '?° Mr. . - Mini iiiiici's desk.. . • - - .parties, and have, in this capacity, been guilty 'ott:i-* - 4.3arke, a constable, corroborated the evidence Of the lase Atham *nit .5. Parry, I,9evonshite-squar,•, metchalits-:-fiet”, ilropaaur ar i sen ions since the feudal system ceesed.. ft: Wood,•Marron: Yorkshire. liorge-d-thersLOm;lB, it, UiML in' ttits kingdom. What are these &owes . of "the'. oppressions and cruelties, which .the.„Crown hat wltoefs• • ' • • - • .1 Mr. X herein's; as Counsel fur the' Pets:tier, .11u1, ealk4 assuviandiP. Wright,•.-I.lwweeol. evercbsuebt-0e1.14?)49 Degills .. neata'ne . ry in Ho - ta 9 99! which thee call chevanchir r " rorlY dared to.sittemf,t. • • •• .. ,•. • . 1 sir. Ileidt• f the pur urge of pn4viog sum'alitsi the*. Levionegten !;jinn , Wervelcheire„sertfeci t iegieg. , • s t: ... 1 , ~ .. c -. L - ~.. - o • - - , i.• - 9 I y . • . . .- • n. .er 11 - 11 1 k with her the wheel, cif the I • Blain CATII.B-4icrit.47•-!...i4z.., ."- .P 7 qua:du:net, souk taut di pofron, I.liet de ntaridesi . at is impbssatli.f.,lo justify - the ex c es s e s of the'pecipla 964e4 tI t i lukt 4i h e r h P drro n l e rl r s'er , i sr " sa l i i i t i ie - bear - chitnrons ; trans clitertif suet:r.rharille ; silende on their taking eparms; they were,certainlyggiltyali• tt; her cr w •T. Wheatley, Waii.,..ior:willl, tatil-maker-7W. Edutilirriseig saminaticto Y she mi statett that she lived ° with ;hi London -street, Tottenhaiiii:Foliir•ronlK 64 - forbecary.. . • - der. grpri otailfest:t. ; curvet' a shiscriceofdc ; mijods; cruelties - . It. s itife to , deny the-40S for they *One! JPrigoner. She, however , corispletely failed ?whir attempt t . •• ..• PA IMN EfetitllPS DiaSO4.B 9 EFT.•' •• '' ''' teide ;• 'couironsite ; etraelage ;* buruge; founge ; been pro;eid too clearly to admit of a doubt. But 1.4. prove eivalthi l Hwy., the enaisabte , pesitively•swearing that ... E. Jon.. and • !leV. Simon,* Liverpool. timbe.rweercliantso-rh, tititrechroPsee • ban vin • nd' 'ut • • • • : be ao . ,is orrrs.cs., 0 7, it : really pa. 3- it •reelly the erste to whom we are to impute that'; l ike "", ° P c " t e women whom he SIM in company with the , itrthogeniteer Exeter 'Change, when he imam them. • f • • 11. soilit, and S. Borrow, Loudon, w ine-...erchania.- 1. Bier. - • .'' • t. billAs and I'. Hodges : St..llitnes.nreet; Went S.nitlibeld..iron- •lina i re - ; .eiretate'j . I:daub:Tile ;' rlnglaiii ; steel:we ; .whole, Or to th eir oppressors, 'who had kept teem) - The Queue,. SEIJCANT summed up the evidence, and the D o uc ers -.1. Ball tool T. truberni; Walsall,sistatilatishiri; 49514 I/HP[le %,- ./..,,e ; niinage l' . ban de beitthifiv r es • droit d'ae... so long in a state of bondage ! • He who•chooses to- ,2 orr returned a verdict of Guilty against 11111 and Taylor, sad pe5...,,ae..1 1 _ r. .1 and p, - Papillon. Nrek Inge'', .11crenondwy, ...' ~,* t o , f ,s,' • 1 0. - ~ . I sequined Sweeting. silk-dvers -J. sievensiin, T.' steviniffin. and If:Tier. :testis's- . -"At•-.ll* iti pistil% :through deny of: the FrenCh•: be servell.by,staves, and by ilMreated Blares, Multi The g• ...0811197.1 SERJILAKT 1111111!diateir w ripard sateen Obits* m" lia,.h.kierv-W. Weis awl ..1. fjockload, Cstrn:llsy-ottutt. , l',;vr‘iiiitc;*S, I .wale atrucli with tha s various . and heavy 'know that lio'holdaboth his property nod life •by ' : li • purtadmi ler scree years *on Tnylnr a 11111; sad observed th etude/m-7.. Wasidart•aad F•-• - ritille• duo- Cnfldialts..ti.‘efirta. comptiiiits -of thilidtmett Rii' tittle Proprietors of hitiore fse.differeht from those who prefer tim set: them that it t wati fortunate for them that there wag engin duel. A slohnom Jilltnan,.sBeB.vobary-.43. .. feudal .. with . _ • , . 9 vice of ...„ . . , ling itt the house at the tinge. If thar•lssie been • the • ewe, die hod ll." Steel; Nerw kb ; eroceni-4. Wright* had •3: - Wriest:, ' lite t grief's nchs, the weight of which their . Deinford, oucces-J. Young and .1. Qiodmaa, - Wercericr, industry was buithened ; but f• could nut then con. ; music of groaning sufferers, must not, in the moment i that ittee would have lectured the remake of th e taw. leather dressers. ..,.••.. - . :, -i ... •'.- . ! curve the multiplicity of the - sheekles ' which' k p't :of iusurrection„ complain • that his•daughters are ra l:- ilve revisor( Seeitawr then - addrewed hlsneel . fte Sweetim, _mid en rested a hope that the fate of bit aniutenno9 would be - /--s. , .. • -., : • them poor anti depressed. '.l - euderstood it Sinter ; . 'sisited, and,liten,,destroyed.; and that his sons' throats 1 . 'warning In him through life, te avoid bad comjsmy, and 10 . - CORONRIVS'INQUEST.••• . .. afterwards, from the conversation and complahiti of ' arecoL. IVhOn.such evils happen, they surely are mote' walkia•Mettaihs of kowbly.. ' • • i • ; Louisa Belton. after a very severe ieproof from 'the Learned --•••-• - • ' ••••......e.e.,..... • • 9 , 5,": • :••' - mime grand - seigneurs, as the revolution advanced ; 1 ImPutol444 the tyranny - of die ouster, than to the Judge; was ordered so hi mi.teal in Be . te • amtbrifie • d s; W I - naii • "•• .. t .' - • .I,i, I si,:l4-3,a hula t 'an d I then 'learned • that' the principal rental of many.! cruelty of the seryitt:... The analogy holds with the Coen should determine whether itwo uld ord: gli her . ton 0 o .eyent% ere was a ssq n.?• . , , eructed &h r to been. t ut.. . gm:4od 1)4 4 , In rati a 4s i te .: b efore , mi . -Re ee. estates :eorisisted in r .servicel and feuslal•teiyreti; hy P, Filen : eh peasants -i-the Murder of a seigneur, or 'a [sec"""'rrPeri"r7• and' . ' •••_nir o f. moi l the baneful influence 'Which,. the industry' of the 4 ohlsteau in flames is recorded in Newspaper • ' 'Phillip , omen Bridget Clime were indietetfer litesilihr plow ? the Coroner, on law of the oy . almost . ~ -., ~__ . t , , every ~ f umpire from ready - furnished lodgings. It appeared Mune rice,; who was ilrOwheirfu'lle..Thentes' in-petede;', people was exterminated. •• In • • regard to the the rank a the person suffers, attracts notice t ' female Peiterver, a confiner, prostitute, had tat the lattehott . ... , - . .. t oppression of the Clergy, as to tithes , I , Mott d o • bit where do we find the register of that . seierieur'is I°r hersel f and bet husband . The inale Prisoner was wady fiseekiieg.. The ctrcittnelanCes ,whicli is auppolied o. , • • ' • • - ..),ii the liabiss'Urvishing her at niche . The a • les were paws , listifejerf 'to ' this 'MelastSholy eatiitraphe 'ls' . 'most'• " t at body a. justice, to which a claim cannot be laid aPPfe,thions of bis , peasantry, • and his .'exectitnts• - Of ias by theYernale Pr' hod eI di protestedthat Gat 'inner, sou y "alijicting., 'The' deceased wits landlord Of ihe'GtiY. tin . England- Though the ecclesiastical 'tenth' was j fektiel services, from - - those Whose' children were i'iteew nothing at all about it. lesied in France more severely Allan usual in italy4 . dying.around them for Waat of bread ? Wit - oettlotseB l ' a - oeiren'ie t tf i ltz•r i llyhte he e r ivl'hiern Rotes thracter, e tut i 4 1 : 'hound, in Comptoti.street, Soho, atibeer . iiiii.lasb yet was it never. esected with such heirrithgreedinese , 'find the minutes that aisigned tbese starving wtetthets ` female "24 Prisoner,be was ot ter lod gings, :nod y Ca l rr H u il is Maid ,)ears of age and . was Married' to a respectable Viet., •• race of En an . • Whe • .to some vile petty - logger t • ea' ' ; ma owii age 1 fritirteen ye a rs. . sii me its. ,is .at present sit . gl d. is oho fleeced by impoifittons, , art. . • .- man, .ghost •.• taken in land no t e h thing teas known in an et and. a mockery of justice ,' ltt • the Sei n. al Court • 1 ' 'time aito - Si. bound over in - Hatton-garden, in I I . . 3' Pa ).._.,,. . , Y • g eur ? of France , where made enquities,-.11 a tenth, it W . llO peeves the sarrardi , of the intendant and his,' • • of ill - treatment to . her , . and since that, sP llB 43ae"fg • .... ahe'left tui and' sient'tnitei friends iit the country, , w a s . .al ws Ys a twelfths: or g . thirteenth, Wr even a sub- deli stres, Whiell toot off the taxes of a titan of .111tierirlie at pri‘ent :resides', tiking a sum of money . twentieth of the produce. :_,And•in no, - part of the fashion, and laid them with accumulated. imeight,.on . kingdom did a new article.of cultuce :pay any thing :•. " the poor, who were ge enfortunateas to be his neigh. • . • "lime) het - Oar had tie childien,.ited apparently 9 very ; ,nappy i.,:or late,....:'he betrayed ' evident thus turnips, oebbages, clover, chkharee, potatoes, hours . Who has dwelt sufficiently upon eiplatning paid nothing. In many, =parts, meadows elf the ranaillcatique old - inpatients legal, ariitocriglic, i igy impetus of , insanity,' istid'i;tilisse Seedily 'morning 4c• &c. `lie diaturhed'ait the initiates iii"las ,truss, eictalthing were exempt. Silk worms nothing. Cltives in.some nod ecelesiaatical; peetaditlf, the..vvitivie mass of the plucespsid-in more -they did not. - Cows nothing. 4 people; reaching like : 'a circulating. god, the me e t tharecitue persons wee to leo rdei, hit& shit a t . last bail convinced by his friends tOlge • oniritry, 'he Lambs from the 12th to ' the 21st.* . , Wool nothing,..-. didtant.eapillary tuttes'Olpoveity and wretchedness ? inapt cosepoied ate' atfiiitled 'id Ida heileess is Such mildneis, in the levy of .this odiatts tag, ie ab. Isa, these eases, Om:sufferers are too ignotire to • bel •' • so l ute[ unknowu in En land •Allit•rniki 411 it IN known •• mat - • ' • • • • . • useld, in fi l - sisput Om o i dlOck, when his - ideee, the . .Y • g . . • .. • aS, . htteetratoossedsserinunste to be pitied: I .enly person liehi burden topeop le roanin under 'so •man other Bet should 'a 11' . tiadits. ; not and' who acted 4$ . t . -.. ,g • .1L . Y er. P tirrsoliliter Get' and reason thin 1 'Servant fiir 'hint, is a; not nit best4ss, he Set or; . oppreasioes, united to reader their situation so bad sheet(' he mistake the tense for effect ?•andlitingstil leaVilifthe house without any person to •minditte 'that no.cheoge could ••be, fee ;the. Worse. Bet these - his pity to the few,.l. • trel ne* canapes - girth Ini . MO niany,,. .hushiess; Ind' is hell ' .he carne as . slit pi 'the Strand, • - ethre not all . ;ha. , ,,,,1i 5 .. 11 ,1th wh l ia , Ake.. people „tog. bacauie they suffer - itts-hie eyes. - not intiteidetilfy,'hot Bled. The administration of justice was perti a l by millions ? he took too pints of porter tit a public.bouse, aid g , T. excesses of - the 'peoplerciiiiiibt, *I :proceeded across the bridge, when he was peicattliff' /*Palo infamoos• • I.ltaii,l4 cottprsation with mealy repeat,. be jiiitified ; it i thltildniatioubtedly thate.d-one . to Off ' from the platform. into * the w a ter i AO iiis ."iiiry sens'itil‘ min, in dig: eider parts of the kingdom, them Credit, bathes men and Christians; f they •halt. takes op in a few minutes, end carried - to the met with something of consists with their Govern. i possessed their hew acquired power 'with moderation. ment,: In ' , sit _other respects than.this: bat upon the I Bet let it be remembered,. Spelieff Deg, in SltantlAnote, wlieti*Surgeon IVatson, ' t hat the populace in ito eon n ‘4,f Ne * W'elitle-street, rentlercCevery assistance, hitt' 'qoeatibn 'Of expecting justice td. be really and fairly ; try ever use power with mederation; exctis is - inherent without street, he eipired its a few minutes. Th e admi n istered, ever Y one confessed there was no such' in theiruggregate Genstitution ; and as Peery Govern. , duly, although It .nsi,ietierally ..iruppi*.d that- he . Ilang to 'be looke r d for. The 'conduct of the Par- 1 merlin th e wor ld knows, that violence infallibly at. lefi•hompe for tie pti;tinse of destroyilig himself, ins' ' , l:lament* was itrOfligate and eireciotit. Upon altetist 1, tendspower in such hands, it is doubly beat:din corn. ~that the evillence prod ochd , saibtely,, went to ,nre , 4l every cause that came' before ..‘hem, interest was ' Mon sense„ and for cotnMon safety, to to ionduet its e lf i •d e 'i t h e openly ... made with ,the;ludgeX: end woe betided . the [that the people may. how lie wa glean. fallitig into the water, tin . not find an-interest inzpobli6 .: diseetion of 'Abe Coroner returned their verdict- man wile,. with tuaose to suppprt, had no means of coidusions. They will always'auffet midi . ind'iong • . conciliating' favour, either by the beauty of a hand. t before they are effectoaU ed •. l • there: -9 diccilfolallll Droaned. • •• -. • 4., y..rous ; not.iing, . . - ‘ .. „... • ... 1 ~a b een said, l fore , cats kindle the bathe, but. such oppressions of - - ----- 7 -- -- • -. . Iby many welters - that property Wes as secure under some classes o rder • sovi et ••• fig thar . saiy nininita,f last; a tire• broke „Mat in a, . .••. .. ~ I . , .. • ,Ur to the y, as give able Men Jc •*-' • , - ,ine opportguit* of seconding the general mass; dis!, insitleit'shOp t in the town . of Yeovil, , nine,rsetshfre. i 4 Senses, .art.'l2. ' - . content will soon diffuse itself around ; and if the 'ln %Li - purse of four hours, 17 dwellin g -l e ases were.. ••1 Nivetoois, art. 43.. ' • Governereut take not warning in time, it is stone reduced to a mass pf ruins. ti was tbought a it Ohl, ' ,.n. J 41 . ea re ' ll i t :! , : t * s ti c e 04 / 1919 ne0 0r . 0 p. 24 - -- Ty, l4 is*" Vessti " i ' l ' ith i answerable f e .. isr . all the burniugs, and plunderhigs, time the divagation would have been considerably , .; T„litat Cler,„fxrefri:L Pe , p. 3?.-That is, " Cruel Sla- i and deyastatton, and blood that follow. The trud. „ greater, but . by the exertions of the iultabltetits; . the , verv.7 -.. •• . lgment to be forced devouring. element was prevented from eittesidloir:its . leit Tiers Etas art, ..6.,7Tha. r is, " Tte i s „; ,flows sys ., imuui must .surely. , be i r ed med t .of the French revolutier4 an attentive consider:mil ' ravages any farther. Is)' ibis calaeliyil ls r iOlilllmilles i. , s.uy telt borriede l o w, the pe n di . are bound 111 e!ieati their lion of thevilsgoarnthe'olrdonaG lia re-been - deprived of their " home ' s: :;‘ .. !',,.... -' I car n . at. the mill uf the Sesatr.only; to.eP his g"ir are well ' d _ . Government : when then ,___ at bos /rem Only; awl it, bake their bread in is (Woo : y understood -- slid erstood-and when the extent and uni . .. • 4 most curious French double -.fartiiitiece nom • which ream the bread+, often spoiled, and more rveciaity versality of the opp • r eh . . he 11141 e, since 10. Champagne ti th e . gropes which: pr mine- ~ru nder w peep[ . , ression which the - beryl treported by Ca pt . Tficiarint4f.s .. .11,, diattly, weeld make white vs hie. by , whiting fur the pre ss , S. 01 thed"Opprellaell which bare u a h fro, pntent notkness of its fi ring, the, farllity, with which it HI .• whirl) . often Imperils. Make red wise tidy.,, 1. every quartet) lit *ill . scarcely ' be - to which 'it' kills, are , ea r !ten Beau Iteems, 0. 159. • ... ~ I -loge(' v *Oat* revelation - 10404 and the ' dhtonce ' -.57. • .. .•' • - - y 1041401 -- 1 .. R...M 'A. .BRADLEIr Midi .New.slreeff Googb-squnre, ;motto" satisfy the most srritiolosis ferequireerts to the watitentititybf is Frieuci ni skis d.mtvitic omit beadt.frata the COR.DI4I. • BALM .t GI LKAD, *severe disorder of the nervous, bilious, and flatulent kind, with which ho had beenilbot afflicted. : • ,;; •. _Mr. ii. Ileguy,•lllglottreet; Birmingliate, "swim for Al Porpri4ng cure o. a Gellilelllllll Intik in'a APep becOtre, hawk flaten driboldes nfilitstosedial Balm of Gil end. .'The spirit's sttenitis; ail, appetite ar..the yawn man were whittle and rry inattLrially improved ; OW' by contioutng the Ise of it "i'rty .weelro4onger. he was, with GOd% blessiog, and hi the Earn ! comfort and avaatii.havent of his family acrd friends, restored to Perfeit health. - • • • Illrj,1, • Boothroydo of Pontefract,. reports sof n man in that ..aeighbaurltooti 4 le!mut the nee of thirir;'wlio had the ninPenr . aver of labouring under that row, dangernis disease, the Phihisit : toulmonati!„or Consumption. Ile had it r. thaidernhic degree of Mimic tever,-Pidtb4e ittehnivweetakt”rnectsitluttigmuch, nod wit trrthieed to n state of extreme • ill:wing had the hest Imedical advice be Minh{ procure, wisb wt nhlttiai , e rrsirf, he And reenume to the Corttml- BahwufGilead I persevering , the one of it, nllthe unfavourableivitptrims gen:loopy abated, and he has attained a vi tnroa , tfatra itChlih• c everatigent Seriii;ty acrifila Couaerfeiti, br sides n noir; of (0. - te Bottle in Fuur. The,. Cot dial' fhlai of Mead K' , l• l r 3 :*bettles„, price -114, cach ;or the quantity of 'Our in oue.F.:o.ily' Bottle for ?'II. on whic4 nne.llss Nude ksayed e dut kalidedt the stamp of which beats iht PrOptielar's While troll ad the et:graying,'" SimLtStlomon; 'Liverpool," to Whole ) I ' 4l is felony; and this privilege of a pr4ticular vet of, pft ll4 ".f"" Ftutnes has been granted 1.1 Dr. Stiluimm, by favour or ... Hatioubiliteleonionadocabilii er Stamp pi\ rittl er Y to Wore the-Public axsin-1 Counterfeits.; none else are genuine. Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. ( 131 ° Dicey and Sutton), ltow Church-.aril; lisienn arid Co. Nth 150:' &arm ii -street, Laudon; Brodie told ilowdiwils 143 1i'" Perfesocr,North Bridge,•Edinburgh; ILartio Keehrs No. 6, College greenfat•Diorlosn's, Ni. • I, Plulitiment-strfet, tnacttrf Nfes.rs..V.. Newbury aed and retail, by ail Medicine Venders in the United lcissplota. • Some Disorders hurc beep roomy years in proceeding to such* degrce of Malign an cy ns camosi be tWatfiratteitin atew weeks: therefore.it is in order to enenoract steady, perwircraiee ill , be use of proper memo that p r . .B.sissmoss lit,, adopted the ph.o of • 'tit Bute s , with three slaFge funjily conthitoug ore Mos otity of T welye at I ls. packed up sore f..r fht tier five-poond Rook-note, by which 11. is saved; tide " Guide to Healtb."• •• • As Ur. Solomon's Practice is now become so great an4A• lirnster, that tit constant rogagensento reclaim a contidembte potion of his time and attend/mac, i,e expects when consultt l the intuit cOmpliment One Ptioitd 'btu all ;written cafe., fif letters of advice, and utenceonspnoied with an order foe nonSt' cioe not remittance, to he answered jai his feature, are requir:l to enclose only Half is Guinea: •Orofts soy ne obtained at a'', Post-othce. payable at Liverpool, for small sums of mews. Which if a suet mode of ennseyawee.--inch ktters 'should; f r safety, be thee directed r..-" Monty better. Dr—Sol/taloa, GP. lead Boom s near. Liverpool. Paid doithle portage." ess; - • • - Mrit4 --7- -..- ".115, _ t f Kernel', p. a/. •s. i. ___tipg ; it cull be.liirldo .itAnt'i common tow!. 1 , . in* T Uicit is priMing. • Thil. sportsman cannot shoot I ; ll' . 114 . a. """ 1 "*"'" . " 1 "l i t 1 6 es he . es ea; t.m pv1440411. o wi e d to .._ • * 0 'Worst. liitrall tit it• ra g und is used , 'the g unner 'is' not ' 1002 ._ knelt _ _ e , n , ..it ..atl *Atter. lvionnily d ia . ,oa stoma. ed I au ; traill,f4litifivrAi aim. -*, HI k 11 -k. .1 din' tit l y n ,. ,4 3 ,' „I:„fil`v`el: ',halt • she nia u lr,; -6 '.. 1 :::` 6 "1. 4 • ! , pow( er Is l Ofa Oi ...it • A inc. §§ Roam de, cabircr, twit. iii. p.316;517. • suctiltOirSgicia.iii rendered safe!!! i rft4.7.44a4 , • _ . . . was .not aaiolutOkt oar"" tjpip ireifirei:ot the' kinidoth. Not itippe, sinit./°iftlSauiwith r ffPt i li. /1 P resd..o* «w Jroii=, *Plied salamis 4sii in • ~. t • imairshilaeeiF saw, seradjl 4 mai l • rave the'passaa. as it Was written long ask The &bind err monied ni MI die old Govreapeenta a Ka- LONDON I Prifitsi • Pibilitleer . 14 D. go tk. Fr A ra+r.ll Birrics, 87, leteei-sireet 4 .; e+ 4 ••-r, . i t +, •1 - .• yr I 1;* Pr F 4 le ing Pr' Ga RM Din if I* leo ▪ Mr. Mr. Ms) a.. 1 1 • GP 13n1 A a O ti Dal . /4 oi Ear Lar co, A A Fun, been Foos all TI la 11 klllO •••••—• wad by o jr)* Itl:+a of 1 Port bit WA A if nl. HUI 91 , mac Inn all o Priv bill. 11211. t 0 Tici area hero a I _fit 20,1 81 bill ant, Ti Rant Prix and of fort tyke, front and emir the 'oleo ofth hits e of te , at lti Le aid-1 Do tesivo Ur WA A .41 Ai if 1111 -4!) thic Le isseti Di teal ti ti ~. r N ~~ I