The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-01-02 00:00:00

• 4 2U3LIC -_ t ..igRTI:IO at WOLVERHAMPTON. --■ollo. . . (FROM THE BIRMINGHAM lIRSCURT.) (hi Fri lay last, a must numerous and highly res 'actable meeting of tke.inhehitaate of Wolverhanipton mat held ' attire Public 016te. convened by • a requisi lion. 'to Ries Coestables. and called by the same.— •Antong the company. we observed Sir John Wrottes ley, Bert, Fr :hits Holym.k . Fsq. Mr. Slander; Mr. Ileerven, Mr. Nearer, wi'• winicrous others, mer. Omits, tra rstoents &c .0 ini tilled the area of the body ofithe body of the tither : an by he time the pro ceedings had commence , many hundreds assem bled coned the do r, who cools) not procure ad 'fflssion. SIT JOHN Weorirrster, Bart. WM eal!e:1 to the 0134, who, Apr having rem! the Requisition al bided to, a i'Deilartglioll." which bad been recently jet forth, purporting to contain the loyal sentiments ,aof thd town, and was handed Omni to ell who were . •• • Ring to si.fn it. . Of where it was dr_wn tap, p, by who they were left completely in ti e • dark. But that was of little coo- Auence, if the subject matter of the De plaration had confined itself strictly to the mere De. elargtion of loyalty and allegiance, &r. '1 !snug h there were two or three parts of the Iheal-R.l°n to which he should mo.t readily hare sinned his name, (there • *ere other parts 4o which he most decidedly objects d ; it cause they were nut borne ant and warranted by . tEEs. Sir J. W. then read those pasaages ie the de piaration, which no loyal demos could make say ob *lion to; and poised to that part of the paper which . Spoke of the dangeraas riePitus of sedition', and di•:- *Misled persons. Where, he would ash, did danger ornia ? trod who w...re the persons thAt wished to over bow ell our valnable institutions. Pia the Magi• - Oho were connected with and . I k: ,tte.l the dr. liars, kis w of any iwoh and of an of sorb per- Wily did they Mt take steps ts arrest such - s i t u. to% sod false up the offenders' if th , v slid n. t w of such designs and such i ersons. the derlara •ffiln•waa nothing less than a 104' on the indesirloos sgi l d•o n ly,.eing population of the town awl neighont• hood, who , on.tucted thernsi Ives, as far as lie knew the people, from a constant intercourse and connexian with them, with the gr. atett propriety, with an nit interrupted 4 rmortlinati , m to the laws—and with ei cry -respect for all the Atablished relations of society.— Wear the hold spi•litttses of the Whole weed ag !mewed bow well they appreciated the justice obit-1i the speaker rendered to themselves and to th.-ir fellow townemen.)--Lord Sktftionth, in presenting antis a Declaration to his Mhjesty, would not do the tows - jestire, unless he lidded a. the saute time--" In pre tenting this Loyal Declarition, with the one hand, I hive sincere•pleasurt. on the other, in informing your ilitijeety, thatthi4rdpfe of Wolverhampton are inning the most loyal affil intimMoos of your 31ajet.q's sub ject', r and hare borne their share a the national *offering; With heroic fortitude, and with An unim paired spirit of loyalty and .allegiance." This..ices, in fact, twit a probable case: as he h id had the fact, Os we understood the speaker,) from the montfi of Lord Sidmodth himself. He would not offer any dis respect to the persons who signed - the Declaration ; but it eertaielr did greatly mistilikesent the place ; and reqnirid t h e ifeps taken by the Ritquisitlonitt, 41 order to put the matter right. In regard to the ills-1 affected, he knew none. On a late oextirrence, fir pup lio Idettinie; we teller(%) he had ob4hroil *much gee* seise, and proper distinction ; the rialins Weds/ no person-0 'disrespect to their Soveteign ; I.ut very pt.. yerly looking to - tile conduct of his r?-lionsible Illivi *IA : anti it was n t only right:. hut pr per, that his Majesty should learn the patine jnogineiit and opinion ie rich topics. If this was IliSeree!ibll, it was a eilisaffectinn consonant with the &it pri . ociples of the Cinstittittm, and the practice of the h, sr periods of out history.--(Applause }i-Nil. John then noticed the allusion to " blasphemous cuillications," is hich were introdaced.'an . sal:i that-it - required tor loyal address far this suhitset F' -rebel the affair had no possible appli- Latiotito the people here. Usual works existed else where, it was not-the fault of the great, bt 011ie people, lint of the Attoroey.tieneral, wlib did 'not do kis duty, by wiling the laws of the counry In fbrce : and *hat right had they to charge the errors of the ' Attorney, on the moral and. Christian habits . of • the peOple of that turn ? He lied not proceeded against Clirfile, until the 'whole countty 6 bad cried siiatote 1 on kis Neglect ; *Ail when he proceided to punishment, the bites were fonnil egad to the rate. Sir J. W. con clbded by expressing his decided disapprobation orally private Means of potting forth a Declaration, purport ing lo be the Declaration of a populoits town ; and Of Insinuations of sedition and blasphe,cy, Where they bad no existence. -s-(A voice cried out--"they cannot, stf)ely, ehirge it •on the PRES 3 oT the town.—(A laegit. lo )--The Baronet's speech conclodeti with thlto distinct rounds of applatese. Mr. JOHETR PRARVION addrevsei the meeting; 'con greiralating them on the alacrity with irldch they had eblifislorteard to redeem tile character of the town: aiikfoii the, kiethiess auks)' at tStitiob of the Worth} and Feted baronet, IVA had honoured the meeting by 'ldg:lg - the Chair; a man of rank ..nd fortune, who t se-Superior to the• prejudices with which weak and wicked men too fritjoentiv regartled•the opiaions and terse character of the people. For himself,' his private antidosisestic habits 111 disposed him to mix with pub lic meetings, or inseifere in political purposes, which tesigthe•aall.on him lo differ ' addridi neighboars: bet evoey-mon, whateverislastatidh is life; had s me pal. litiaties to perfahs.. 'A dechulttitto bed gone forth, ichianatior the dielersliy of the tows. It was tint tit:: "There was tutseb.dissatiefatetion at the viaduct 01§e-hlajesticalsitalsiees, which he considered to be war yastifred• by theyttillit distress; and the agitated . dielniotre of the .peojellei. Whitt savitibe ascribed to tiarkenarin..t. After a yeriod'of six "ears of profound anitasinairrepted pewee; the..itture Vasa: coinnierce Lad hneastatielpoded. twentieth be as tar re- .40. r -...* C-' 1111111 k -c--* al 0 90:4 1 .• *V t<nptienatiare and trait! are alike de- Zot.beyond-any iiiiseeilens in one experience. In the beletv4l ttinstirsiannthrenial season.: sint a:Si It lAA • Wiliam , tolfrars rope* -fiernisit aft the Ilifoesiset seitirsoileasseee. irtill did want awl . es11.111:st a . geese vele* ohm popuim Ugh sod 7 t rir ti trii p t - tr --....heki-en•-«—.4li-b.4-4-b.... •lly " tgotr t rAns....tss diaireirte" is s tke*Seek illilliP r' - .11 ,_ . __ . ,------ _ • . MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL ARPORT. i NAG' I'ICA I, IS TE Li. . • -.WO.- - .01111...--. • ,-... 1 A considerable quantity of wheat w as p ut into the ! The Minerva, Joh-ston, boned to Dunds.lir, up,4 3 4 6 gronnd during the first tee days of the present month, Argyle, Fell, for Dr.tglic. , a, both belonging 100 r a t. that .o iiineh of the wheat seed int.ines. has not been - • ton, wee „ driven on %',l.bre the 15th or 16th 'tat. at deferring. to spring as hail been elpeeteil. 'I be appear ance both of the forward and latter s own wheats, also Balhregear. a..e.t . 4 i r „.., •of rape, rye, and other cattle crops , is fi ne and luxuriant. ! The Itebeeca, of Liverpool, Shaw , frowillrillafthailli Drill sowing or row culture after so many years of deli- Oalway to Dublin,. Alas totaliy wrecked do Aollth its. beration, is greatly on the increase, the motive assign- near Oingle—ahc.at le pipes and 31 hosairde,,ii ed, is clearing th e . land cf weeds—by good hap, renew- wine saved. CITA- ..reel. eil deliberation may induce a more perfect row culture . 4, The Hercules, Cobh, howl , ' to New York: o-1: fa iims, than that in fashion, which assuredly can never prove on shore on t ie Duri.r. 11.iik, near Liverpo...l, m i - f a ., radical, in the respect of cleaning o r g rro.itin g the land. From the eenerally favourable state of the wea- tordaY• Cargo discharein i f ther and plenty of hands, country labour is very fur- The Mary Anne, Norwell, from St. Audit/m..4 ward, and the lands are well followed for the sproig Liverpool, was towed...into hinsale the 22al uAl s „,eggy , crops, by the plongh; an flononrable tieneral's plan of leaky, and with loss of sails, rig•-ing sabstirntin: die scarific for the plough, not haying rut '1 he Prhooner ifor'-', from Liver! itol tQ (iblil t IfAig obtained the sanction of firming opinion. Every article _ re— w cl a d on It :than Islamt, bit the 16th tilt. k s t un • of prods.. e has ilerrense , i in prier si nee our last, and %%On art of the cargo saved . meet -hie fruit, poultry. erg's, game, hotter , cheese, p havoc/. pork, pies. &c. Ise have haul as 'II Wig' Anil. Dam.. Di.c. 31.1.—Part of the cargo of the'6l4 front France mid Ireland, as though o e had needed it, Duke of Cambridge, titewart, from li t iref e , : ux t . er Ai sit . delsionstratin, general superabundance. Live stock of burgh, wrecked oil liroati-tairs yesterti.tv, cuostfiing all 'tindi:, at, far toiler reduced prices. The paleurcs now of • MOP, brandy, tobacco, turpentine, wily., LC lite. .. no longer alfw.l any keep , and turnips, except partially, I 4 ,. • washed con shore last night near Sandwlelillaven„ . as t i a ~ e atty- r eels ;in ennsegitetice the sur p lus of harks-, from thener csinveyed to Ms goer, and some hefla t ni., teats, and/pls.., will he eunverted into firm, sound, anti . wrhedisettne beef and mutton , a character whirls can n o t . wich, where it is dopes". trel In . .safety. . . . ifairly lv girdle lat fashionable oili-ake meat, with its : litiaeuEnoeeti, Ogee 2/.•—••The Mary, uf.-tin.l fres. tiplei , lllleld%lllC., Utis4ll ll4l ry tle.:11, and tioil-ro;ourea g rease Alto*, hound to lilaygow. pi tm,sbore tig thi thet It 24th inst. and Strained so .., 'aril 111th ',lie faidd tab fat. r0.1.1,.r. is is 11:,ivers.t1 plenty, rendering the *litter twine of the cattle guile comfort dile. An code- with wa ter • ..1. next tide. Feral pietof the carp e (adePs P'fotic disease has affected swills in some parts of the mid- d ls livid conuties. One reports from oven Kent, Essex, and save . • k.,__ stye most prwinctive and opulent comities, to use the • p L y3rourn, thou N. --Tile Marquis of A agleWii, lauguage of Cornier days, are truly deplorable. They Edwards, fro-it Leothoro. and the ::lislia , * EN express (lir etlesuat apprehension as to their ability %;1 . i Bishop, from Valentia, arc both libetatcli frosumb, suprrting ;lieir labouring your through the winter: rantine. it 'The assu.::atefl farmers are, it seems, about to renew . -31 . —after R..stst: A V, I.::r. ' 'Yhti? rlpplicirluil to the Legi,•.i•ure for relief t.m,.. their espeeacom parated, aid the tqopre , ~.irt of Item- I% Ith . •great part A ti • last. respecting the s!).i) Unite of . Catuti•i gr. Arse- Poise. oe do not prominme the meat ,iedieitois of the pe- . . .. titentwrivisevat net sernpisst to avow ihr , ,„ : ,,,,,. n .„ on the a ff a i r clue eA.go. droystasassare Oa Nandwirli Flattt„..wlsere ie .• their increasing privations affected the peace, sad dis turbed the comfurts of thaw who were removed °Fora such sufferings. What was the caaie of such distress What, but incompetency and mismanagement 1" Mi nisters had pursued a conrse only calculiced to thwart the motional prosperi y, and rreate dillgion anti discon tent. There was no complaints of the Constitution, the laws were jnstly administered. Why then do such men seek to identify a dissatisfaction at their me.isures, with a hatred to alrthe con-tituted authorities. look at the statement put forth by The Corrier ! All were to be held as disloyal anti rebellions, who objected to air port ant holster up Ministers in th it unronstitntional priteertlin,s, in their mist's.' nagement of the public re• sources, and their contempt of public opinion. it was their duty, as good subjects of the C row n, t o set t h e i r faces against such monstroue ositions. Mr. P. went over the ground of cha-ges of hisephemy ; and said carlile was convicted on the out lairs. whirl' had just been pored to be equal to the purpose- of good no eernment, when there was a sudden rail to strengthen them. 'lee new laws had in fact never been Isrougirt Into action, anti yet there was the same outcry of hiss phemy and sedition as before. The ean.e of peligi ato.id on a rock not to h • shsk..o. The spreiid of blasphemy was contradicted by tints of an in..rt•att;ng llttentlance on wiltlie w..isltip. Flow did the : reamileg of a fund from the Puillic Exi-hequer fir the lideltling of New Churches, square with tliese uniyerea: cherges of increased and increasing blaspheme. Mr P trprnt over the ground allot ling rive... inortio o n fairs, ant the attempts made by iihr4e.rn tbripahlir nion, to .tt pport M:nisters in t h..: r pliares. Mr. P. watt 1 , -, •,qkently inte•rnotei: by the a ; Watts , . of tbe meetioig, troa concluded by sonvi strinz •if res .1o:ions; w hicks/erre read by the i hair:Han : and aftet wards separately moved br Mr. Mender, Mr. Weaver. Mr. W. Walker. 4r. Wright, Mr. J. Walker. Mr. it'yorte, and Mu x;1 t. 1/'right, and °Owes ; and al carried by ac, la a without a dissenting. % oic... 1n addeesa the hing embodying the sulnitotre of:dhe rem, e lions Will: , afterwArds nn,yed awd *mlled. *1 0 be per f,titeil by the 31arquis of StalfurJ, astilgini Viseosat Ans..n. The meeting' was roinrosed alitost ercht.ively. of res i tert % allre Inenscholders; and.the elOtnn.on jokes ; of OP door. were—go pa npers ! Ml' or eor ; n , i A6e tiers : 170 rer;.err elerkr ; no h wrier) , 10, a i.:ra, 414 Sir .1. Wr nt , .‘ll P and F. lialcoake, si. 4 _ra cheered by the lanuas of the people, on 1e.1%;0g.. the rullic Mice; and gee tend evith acclamations thralls the street. on their departure. I.tvretront Met .tlntl9 l .-.lfler all the dip!ra . ifit l .. proce-dings of iVednes,l4,•, the Totrs alreet th lan• page of trinmph, although they foam! that 14,4 t adders% %stlid hare no tirance in the Town-hall. oil &claret:ie . ,. Itml a majority of perti.nis there. alt ugh. they dared not to let the addresses ill to the rote! her boast of In 'l.l-4s in behalf of 10'111111er , althongirl'tlios know tha mini ter! bare not a lytl.e" of the fowl , lo their farootri elthongh the parties :hemselveg si'ould not risk a publictletnintos and altootigb the , Atti of niinibters sae 'one on the largest and 1 'pen . teak: As In patties for or aralost lliii , tei the thar‘Plirliainent ought to am, ens , of ;wpm% tent.staitant to rawing ;Le prier of cute to the tuight be iu their estimation, a saving Should they here the discretion to in44.iiie Vrevionslv, huv lunch it miaght itrollably ri,sttp I.lTee Witte Altteh pnrpo.e, Laid Cliesterfieltrs a ell know n reply teetthl lie tuns, eltiojtot " nowt thee+ (Tomtits!" The true and only ',soar of relief appears In se niiviouq, hnt its stiiirelty equally so, ruts:lnerd ire iateterate prejoitior attd w.int of iii.trpeadessre. hitiefto the most pro.perutts,of I;:c,,titsre kimploais, its felinwisag the e ##### tr.ick cAlaiiiity l In the ruiner. of &hue ; o.toee. it.? rents are th• re I,eltl up, to the astonishment of EH. I relan , /, mlserfs eldest slaughter. sftids as the 11111,nft tit it gile is la.t.nrittc Miller wilt Yenta, 1141111 Witl6 fsnd..l snit Roil service, and seilitig leer pre ! drer at ;he lot rat peace priers. A correspottdrut of tha ',grater's Jourtidi, wilt) tioonesi frosts our last repiri,. seoul , 4 to it,tve misunderc , i. , I us. We alluded usrrely the almost ttit:tl deglevt 111 the grtswtb of ins wool in', I Elizim n.l, an.l of the breed of 31eriee sheok. lilldtliesex, fko.. broke op. and with the ear_fo, utrewvd aionfitlio shim. P.trt of a vessels stern, wi•ii the 11111/te " Mar{bail " 00 it. hag horn 1 . . a . fSelt 01 s!tort this oi.rui • ills rears to have been American built : POMJP. 1 • Itow-S•rourr.—Yrstertlay, before R. HIRVTIN, Egg , . ehArge was prcfc: red a Kaiiist :lures Siser , :, the driver 6i the hackney-co:4A, N. 544. for, unlawfuiiy detain ! 1. ; iag a Fun, of the vale of 29 guinas, the property of Mr. D. Th..mrnit, Coot tnissionrr o f the Navy. It appeared in evidence, that on the evening of tiri -,;1111 of Decetabrr.last, Ilse son of Mr. Does l'ttotnptern I z aaired in Lonthou by 4,iie o fikeSnethiseepeoncosehrh, and al:gittetl from it in and Ise got iniy the prl , :mer's roaels, h:tving the gopAn inrstion eitis heim, thirh hr unturianately forqt,!atid irft it in the hackney r iselt t thy int:sober of the 'back:lvey one h not bei i. httown, no trier rook! be Marie of it titt within these, few days. triton ;lorries', toe patrol, had traced out the prisetter, the man ue had Golf! it tn. and whore it tv. , s pled:refl. About a week since, the prisoner's wit . ..• railed upon a eototin of her's of the name or'll'hirl••3 SArallow, ;cif 'r l ow's.ltildings, •Whi.eeiii+rii • gait ' avd ; d hint Mita, *nil s'end the erenitt. ACClDENT.—lestenlar utorninz, bettreett 12 anti '1 o flack, lb, tolloein!eilresalel cant , r Om took plare at the %nine df Deetnr Vein, a No. 13, I.;...lfuhl row :—!ifre. Leese, nit ehlerly lady, in enuseyneere of Intli.lw•iticm, eras lately 'tont np to London fr.tui the ronntry, Awl p'..teed in tile ilifil•t• of Dr. pore she neetipied nyntrtment , , to : fether with her dantchter, -, in order Out 4h. ;night he tinder the konet Oi'Ste. nt y lit Its as Miss Leefe. in order that she mitt.. meeting deri , tea nothina ; they ate at moot p ot s ..diets attention of the ltortor. Yesterday mor n i n g before. The town has mit spolten•Ofs sentimen Bttl.l,hii,t m rs . L goe was ki ng lock in bed. an.l her d.lnail me can tell the "J; iraits of ' ot-der," th iii , ter reading by the het-side, the crinkle ' 'VA: n h.+ till% timme tti f ..p.td in one rev 'ter have enly in the hah:t of agetoling op the -* ' the lard - --.. iniu 6164 apar' tent with M ikeMedicine, l'2"l4oltec",l2.ev 'neV4 in.e..er, aid imtitrt._ .1t. , ... Jr with thew, whioh he act:wiling ly• did, whew they piu dared a gun to him, which they 104 &ad been loft with them, awl they graroasd , ro•-d'elosa of i 4 i Sher IMAM via pounds fur it. Alter s ulfe hesitation, he sf , prit i ht _ the authority At the I MN ha V. II ?Mg megistetta of Ore trrytt itfe r t^tut , in Tiat rervant., , entered . ' 24 4 lOlCOtleti fat awl butivi*Olai•ett the ran.ll9 an ;prior." eitnatinn, the bed enrtains rite *Bich wt' nth • ri • iinmeni agreed to givit.iis psrauds fur the gun. suit he paid the prisoner's n lee four ; ouroi , on d'eount. The nest him t ink net *tillant the 'forigiltt the ;Ins, - box ......... 4 w red till the blaze spread over ,_ •inient. Miss joined in advising that silence width the Mayor ile'slirser was 0 , 4 „ mt .:, „ 5 ,, 5 ,,,,a . t h e s h e day s after Charles Swallow hail got the gun ipto his •iateir ruse, • ' nianit-41. in this they 'stay pear themselv -gt . bat it he pledge I it at dir. (tatter's shop. the and in great agitatiptr optopining tbe back is inilOu , she Pfetsessiou, is at the expenee of having slim!! OW all the support , precipitated herself to the pavement of the area, and pawabrukar's, in Alslauca, fur ten pounds. which to nisters possess in ti ft tb,A, Is raturt:sed of .11'0o ng supon her brad, fractured her shield in a dread- Mr. Dens Tho:npsim haz! see:: th• gun at Mr. Baker's two or three doses of interest* t mem, wtiti tempt, fnl in:iv:inn The servant pt.rreiving no Afore of escape , shop, ant identified it to be his property. . 80 - precept or 'trample, draw ton pahiitawsotillgt tar;isr fr . " , t',. • immense holy of Mmes *MI 6 twt tr° " 4 " tw ' Tor prisoner was comiaittad fire further examination. door, fo:iowed the ex:tin/de of her niiitereo by throwing three hundred 1 eopleot ithout bribers and he I ti . informally° was broil:: lit to otr. lit R 'CIL the ildnasis astil having r-routie fo that very "VOID' . witoui, *net : b Int : ' a „ n.l ' herself i....iii the same window which behoves to the '24.1 • trait', that a pistol-shut had been di-charged into the flo.u . back rosria apart ince : 5 she Woke both her kr' aid they are seen to eterris- their pnbtie -rights ihqc,ls it, . her house of bit Cantu., at Highgate, ON S an d al n ight. frirk in the f.,,:. By this time the limes in the dently, Neer st4matisens i e retched ?ethic'. We knew apartment were imr..ssing, wlii,.h, together with the Xisc oho! Lad pan"! shroug',l toe greeklresisr, and 'ti the pirty had illiiiini•heti vets si'lititt , of We . ; lint . groans of the linftirtuo4te kin iks iti the yaril. attracted • tread the parlour. The art is sn i t? taws to liai•st been we lia,l no ilea that after a wee.' . . g they cciuld i dril!in the etteotion of the pws , ms adj rent ' to the spat. and as. defth hy tha:t . iticni• and not with staip.otil iuteation. essenie was immoilistely prorneeri. Mr. Paine, of tilbl hot unseat , 111,1111*111 *tough to !lAA-4 a rote up0n.....a.......050a5s '. loyalty." But those wit , trade in loyalty, in (inlet Wheatsheatf, Hand-rourt, ant i his waiter. were the fleet I w . ..is entered the holm., and proreeding ista.staini to tin: .811rtlet"41°.''''L person, "vier the aPPeirtlfic e of to put their relative a into (lice ; Weether With those ia s ew ,,l floor, iiitc.,:erdril in tblitting teat the &tom Ore • of a "afatillf im* 46, who ra iled l' im " ll ".. t. ('ca ""' ,rha are nom candidates fir the gond thine 1 , 11 oar are h a ppy to state that irs. Leese did pia: meet with any and stated that he ward been !ate! v shipwrecked off the own harbour; and th 'sr Who hare . Leen liting direr iniorr sari:, fbe exce:-lie fr4:lit she underwent, awl the , coast of Cork, took lodgings about n month gi nee 1:i veers upon rep' ctani•v, must labour hi their vistation ; effect produced hr the nielanclio:y catastrophe of her B a th. Having treated the • pert mof whom he'hired and truly, the ministers anii their creature! ' trot- disitAster. Mr. ii . aine, ice. with the promptest activity • the lodgings to the. Theatre one ce.ni:ig, he ET:attired proireeded to the assistance tifftios laresr aml the foolish. • to Yet elf his trunks and bees, !eariir, his beard and • are thy of etch other. . We hope, however. th tt the ttense of the town it ill yet be taken, upon the st tte of t:.e country % and the rondnct of ministers. 1 ii-... court-I.oow of the Ton-n -iseil is too slain for a meeting on this question, and as the need& of counties and .he Mayors of boroughs have, in countless instances, held meetingg:.in the open air; and u we recollect that a yeti huge meeting was held here some years ag,o (after ell t ‘ m untul ous adjournment from the court-rants) )in i area of the. Errhange, where the peace was railer pre served, althongh there was one point of great differ ence amen, the people; we trust that such a ' ace or mete lame bwitditig wilt be }Net tipo 5: I , -.. Wherever the peace-oticers have room to act i rttfe first disturber may be apprehentiol, and the oa4e . prt•- served. And it is above al things important that ihe right 1 of the people to meet anti to deliberate should sot be, Itrampled upon by an unruly party; nor the, wish of I, the Mayor to collect the sentintetes of the town on i ! public affairs b r audaciously and triumphantly res4ied. 1 ..--(Liecrpool Mercury.) 1 DESTRUCTIVE FIRS hut- CHUM:I - 00 Tuesday thorn- ; ing, at half-past three, the premiers of Mr W. A lett- l Hinge, bounder. at Chard, were discovered to he in iHawes. The lire commenced in the back pert of the house, auti the family effected their escape with cliff:- culty. The flames extended themselves to the houses of Mr.Caswell, Mr. Baker, Mr. Cutr, spirit-merchant, Mr, Reed, tailor, Red Mr. Buckler, painter, ail of which were entirely destroyed. No part of Mr.dese , aings's property could be saved, anti a valuable horse was also lost on this lamentable oecasiots. Ws ierto. wises were inured in le;ot, is the West of gagisad .Hers, and soma of the other penoos went also Ow lured in, a small amount. The engines arrived, a 4 1p plentiful supply of water was out emoting, hottw a strong wind at N. E. prevented ail seesto• 1.-aeilon i the progress of the mischief. • errs-seta who .was iiitcorered is the most deplorable .---- - condition t tbef,were iintueilia'elv conveyed to tit. Han% i Wring', together with 41 . horcherwit and medical thohnorw'slitvital, where they hoe are lying nith l oot Lattendant's bill onpail. The same mall Eyed in Beth )robe 1.-e , e is about 15 or 19 yearsof uninster, a few months sinre, when he went by the ate: Mrs. Lee r te it 5 . 1 1 1 the house . of f)octor Until'. I same of Capt. t:harles ert, ati I told !wetly the' irbertg the mein hoinat.r ettethion is paid to her in her preset. diatrottaiogsitoeion. The circumstance created same story ; and be left that plic-e in piii•ilar nittti• • considerable fi k a i s i n th e ne io.i innr h on d . sereen i MI .; A woman is with him, who asses fur his wiLe. eirtitien sheet)). errired, bat fortunately the fire ilitt"'wsY IV4S preciously ext4gnishatl. Much damage, however, ~ lITTACX..-.4)11 .`:o.urnay Let, at alert half-past tire is the eYettii , ig, as MV. Lower, 'urgent!. was ilt , t.!•. of Plymouth Hoek, was returning fnim the coaatry, Th• number of thefts from ilwellieg-houses is almost on horseback, he was atteekm.l near 11.1emililal•e, by a .. ineredil.lo i hi the morning, in the . evening, and 4 tomskrll ruffian, who wiltiag. (be. kvidiloviodei o4l4l°- throng lohgaiapa,...ust,a now anet wayeudow tan s o u l e ft IPITh lits right bantl, gresented with the other a pi- tei open for a few minutes without those assideons thieves to his breast, demaniiit r e his money. Mi. L. &within:: themselves of the omeirunity. Monday ev en. :.unehromott-presenee of desirod him to give 11:t: ' t ug a quaintity of unbleached ronslins, tunic to comply with his eivil relitest which °tit ansoutitiaz to 55 pieces, Das carried o 1 from a loaded . robber of course thoolit rP;13.40 4 ;e ; but irte"* •'" cart. i'liday morning a house in the'High Street was 1 . taking out his inertey, 31r. L. very deliberatett pot entered shoot six and articles to a conriderable i his whip end bridle in hi% I: a ni t teldny lbw amount carried off. ...It night a hoots is Hlnckfriar's i muzzle of the robber's 03'01 with his rtget. sereuehett Wynd war, entered soil a tioctity of wearing apparel it out of his hand, flunk it over the lit-dice, sail cis!. carried 1 great loan ‘VAI stolen from a counting ping spurs to his b... se, was sues opt ; ,„,,,,. „ e „. 44 „..a v0 , in, clerks were en- leaving the incautious nu'ian to curse h is snot a t eu iu their tonal employ news. It was hanging wit. near the t.oer, whau one of the numerous depredators • who ere c.intinnally yrun ling about the streets, seised the opp(grtuaity and carried it Off. On Saturday murnini, between seven end right c'clock, some Yi I i ieus eutere.l A house in I\ iinison-atreet, and tarried off two black cuata, ba:, and several' articles of wearing up per-I.—. ( EdisGargis Goareest). hut? 1.11:111.1,1 PACKET, CAPT. COLES....A SritetEPTlt of the loss of this vessel (supposed to have taken plat-, ;shoat the I;th inst., off the Harbour of Dablitt) bar in/ appeared in stAnr English newspapers, and in Isloy.i's List, w 6 have authority to contradict? it ; as the vr-sel, if at am.. o n the datenbove-mentiorred, meld not have-inters monoe,an s a tlarseall from NAV York: She as expected item Ytiniat .tits thiumse-:" . ri k . : 1:;% , ) StAaRIXO. • On TeeNdav last. )14 C .to Wu Sae crsti'• thinghter of jolor'Crntle. Req. tut, Rigt: Wy-roaL. ..Jew On Semler WO. the Stet vet is Pereretrert. Ph•Ol'lt sqvare. in irer t;Ola year, canny. aridity U llollll ° 4. On the Stet alt. Iftritiry ("..rtie, Esq. a Creeeritirer street, lithe Srith yee• of hi,: Roe. Go Similar. the Slit att. MartielPiaste. essillop s4 Dattir:l Laireaert. Esq. in it:.! )ear of Me age, Jetilt regretted by his family and ! . :iends .. .. iiiinoussmajo bo r e _. London : Mitre!, Printed. sad Ikblittrd glt u r:4 ol / 64 7 4 4 " Tortltraraerelrotri "Tat Certrto IPaper) No. 4 0 1. Mond. oppositee Itt:Ciailligrlh`seitaah;• Lc K. WAXONLL. J. , 11.. IC: to WV) MI CA IT: amitotic:re% Orders, tc. are re :Nutted to . 30 aldresohl. a 1 , - a I