The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-23 00:00:00

t p•i!poompont so out of respect tool, , „be A called respect to Tanta • tentinititts 'Which their very very mention Matt excite yere,ridipule„—Mr. Grattan 'pressentld yegrfrpetition;lititti en shirting that it should lie, Omen's many prectitileg one have , lain, *von the t 4 bk, Isededisfid 'tote be lit intention' to move for no sikcuusion.- Mt* in the first place, I think Mr. Grattan wren.' " De get that petition, if not on theexprrst, at least dtr the !implied -condi tion, et having it disceesedtblaVesilea. Tistre was not a man at the Aggregate Meeting at which it . was voted who did- not expose ik diiiisession, and that immediately.. Mr. prone's, however, wit an gry at "Ssiggestients."-,1 do soh think Mr..Gret;: i tan had any right to be angry- at ',Satirist( thiti uhich every English Member warready to rows•' from say English. Corn-fattot. Mr. Clieuttesi was also angry at ear violence. Neither -do I tk4ek he , !girl, any Fight to be angry at what. be calls oar vio. , leuce. There was a day when Mr..Cirettan wool& not have sported ear suggestions,' and there was., also a day when he was as violent as any of mi."— Atir . - 1 :VW. may 1. 1 • in odor ►isg • to di* i Grattan, however, has 4Gtied - owes pre.- 1 , Now, is. not that a, , xtriertia., phecy, that an " oak of the forest einvutd not 'be! your discussions ?-eifilereditirers transplanted at •fifty," and; our leers, that :an Irish !assertion. - Aye, betekerili4eave native will 'Doe lose its r4Ottese in an English Irmo& i convince you of the wegarnint, as rm. phere. "It is not my intentien (says he), to tuove.l._country,. Lead but refer - to- the state Of tn. a discussio“ for the ptesent." Why?" Great obstae, mind now upon the subject, and that whlidevate. des have bemeremoved"-That's his first reason.-- In (he memory' of . the youngest. I Myself renew. drf larqh.]- 64 leen, says he, however, still ardent."' bee the blackest and the basest• universal dense; relent ! why, it strikes. me to be a very novel kind elation. against your' Creed, and the' vilest ana of ardour which toils on till it has removed the im. r tbemas against any man who would grant you pediments, and thee pauses at the prospect of its :an iota-now 'every man affects to be liberal, victory! " And lam of opiaiou, he continues, that ' . and the only question with some, is about the time any immediate discussion would be the height of ! of-the Concession-eith others about the estent of precipihttion." That 'is, .ise has removed the im- the .Concessions--with many, us to the nature 'of peliatents, and with the very goal in his view, be: the Securities which you *tumid afford ; whilst a pauses in his path, declaring that holt ardent;. and, gnat multitude, in which I am proud to clan my. after centuries of suffering, when you press for a self, think that . your Emancipation should 'be he discussion, he. protests that he considers you mon.e. mediate,' eueiversal, and unrestricted. Such has strossly•precipinste ! 1.-:-rA. load taugh.)-4Now, is been the progress of the heroin mind oat of doors, _nut that a fair traltslatioa:-THeoty hear!] -Whys ice‘ consequence of the powerful eltrqweece, ergo * really, if ere did not know Mr. Grattan, one would ment, and policy, elicited by those dist:unions which *Pest imagine be was ettoting from the Ministry.-... 1 jeer 'friands: now have, for the first time, found With the exception of one or two bleat, ' our .could be lirecipitite.--[//enr, hear!]-Now, downright, sturdy, uublushiog bigots, who . opposed let as see what has - been the .elfeet produced within you because you were Christians, ant declared they; tile, doors 'of Parliament? For twenty years you I did so, this was the cant of every hypocrite who of:! were silent, and, of citorse, you were neglected. - timed "Oh, I declare (say they), they may The consequence mutt slat otal. Why skould not be cannibals, though they are (;athelies,-and I Parliament grant privileges to a people who did • would be very glad to vote for them-het this is no not think those privileges worth the solicitation /- tire." Oh, no, says Brugge Bathurst • it's no fire.- • Then rose your agitators, as they are called by those " What, in time of sir why it looks. liktelndlying bigots who are trembling at the effect of their ar ias." Very sell-siext consesthopeoce, and then what !gen-tents on the community, and who, of course, fly eerfrissoirthe Oppesitioe. "Oh, I declarepeate 1 take every opportunity of calumniating them. !!6 disc; it looks 10' like porsuadistg its.-{loud ' Ever since that, your cause has heed advancing.- Saagkeer.)-For my Part s serious as 'the subject is,' it t Take the numerical proportions in the House of afects me s with Omer,' same ridicule with which I :eel Gammons on each subsequent discussion.-In 1805, Penn unconsciously eljeend you. I will tell you a the first lime your question was discussed in the Im. istory of Midi IS reminds -me, you may think the ! penal Legislature, and it *Was then skied by the leery ledlikirepo-it certainly is appropriate. - It is' powerful eloquence of Fox, there was a majority told of .tiweeelebreted Charles' Fos. • Far be it against even taking your 'Claims into sonsisteration from me, however, to aseetion that name with levity. of no less a number than 212. It was an appalling ~ At he wase groat man, I respect kim..-as het was ; omen. In 1808 1 however, on the next discussion, a good man, f love heir !]-He had, that majority 44i -diminished to 103. . In 1810, as wise a head newer passed to-deliberate-:-be had it decreased to 104. In ISII, it dwindled to 63, as sweet a tongue as ever gave the words • of wisdom • • ntid at , length, in 1812., •on the motion of Mr. utterance, and he bbd a heart so stamped with the ; Canning ; end it is not a little remarkable, that the, immediate patent Of the divinity that its very errors first successful exertion was made in your favour by might be. traced tai excess of its benevolence.-. 1 an Euglish Member, your enemies tied the field, and [Lclidcheera.] -11 had efreellt forgot the story-Fox you had the trinmphamt majority to support, you. of. was a num of genius---of course be was poor- 129. Now, is this demonstration ? [Hear hear!] poverty is reproach t o no man=-te edcb a lean . What becomes now of those who.say discussion hes as Fox, I think it wave pride-for if be chose to not been .of use to you?-But I seed not have re traffic with . his principles-4f he chose to gamble• -sorted to the arithmetical calculation. Discussion with his conscience, bow easily might he have been moist be useful, whets the principle is eqbitable. Melt! rich ?-[Hear, hear;]-I guessed your answer. it; become ashamed of combating with axioms. T-ausu • would he hard indeed if you did not believe that is omnipotent, and must prevail ; it forces its way in England talents might find a purchaser, who ~with the fire and the, precision of the morning sun have seen in Ireland, bow easily a blockiimul mny • beam. :Vapours may surround; Prejudices may ion swindle himself into preferment.-(Hear, hear!]- i pede the infancy of its progress ; but the very resist- Jeteeed says, that the greatest misfortune attendant since that would check, only condenses and conceit. lire poverty is ridicule. Fox found out a greater- r trates it, until at length it goes forth is the fulness of debt—the Jews-called on him for repayment. Alt my ! its meridian, all life, and light, Jed lustre-the dear friende, says Fox---I admit the principle-[ whole amphitheatre of Nature glow t ing in its maille, owe - you the money-but. what , time. is this when I and her minutest objects gilt nod glittering in ' am going upon boritoos. Just so-our friends admit grandeur of its eternity-[Lond applause).-Yini the principle-they Owe you Emancipation, but ! lived for centuries on-the vegetable diet and eloquent war's no asse.-NVell, the Jews departed just as you silence of this Plthagorcon. polity; and 'the ,eseille. did-they returned to the charge.-' What,' cries I (pence. was, when you thought yourselves might, Fox, is this a time, when I ant engaged on an ap. lolignified and mighty interesting, the whole world was pointment.'-What, say our frieotlo-is this a time 1 laughing at your Philosophy, and sending its enro l when all the world is at pence. [et:fregh.] The Ito take possession of your birthright. Sews Opened, ipt i the end of it; mak Fox with u, For inreien eye!. biomes britht A sondes's moral .e foreign MON 'PC _roe' Judd' h er wo nt • his Secretary, Mr. Bore, who 'waif* ouch in debt 4 4 :ra b re II h as bp *ea, shut themselves up , to girrison. The i . l i t u lt i l in . "re, i g'4 h d r : e ."4, G es l :.?:lf i c i l%"l.2l:" l Jews used to surrooud his habitation at day-light, "s• Alone ifse Al 4 / 1 1.• rif Erin mettle.; otarnt. and poor FOX regularly pet his head out of the wire, t . 46 The ONLY A Lzens-si Tuna N.spiTs LAND." Ls 1 dow with this question : "Gentlemen, are you For- - - , [Great Applause. j hantin n w, or Hare-hunting this morning - 14 1 have given you a good reason for resting your versa! langitter.y . His pleasantry mitigated eke 'mar discassiuu, byjuulits.sija!il you, that discussion has Sews. " Well, well, Fox -60w, you have always Always gained, you .proselpes, But is it the time admitted the principle, but always protested against .aye Mr. Greitee. Yee, Sir, it is the time-pets. the time-we will give you your own lime; only gust :.iiariy the time ; l e gins, indeed, the great question of six some final day for our repayment.",-" Ah, my C Irish : ll664 l k tp bereseried as,a weapon iu thelemle, dear Moses," replied Fox, " now this is friendly e l of a perix, to tel4St against the weakness of the. Bri. I take you at your word; I will ix a day, mid' as 1 . fish hlitittfer.--litieur, irepf . +1- ow, I say, while it's to be a final day, what woeld . you thick ` of the j•Englat4l ti in*posede ee now ts the ppeolir time. Now, day of judgment?" [it laugh] _not will b e te e I Fiagtatid,- I challenge you to show, whether the boons busy a day with us. Well, well, in order-to ae.ii.N od lieireimieeded have been therovalt of your love, or commudate•ail parties, let us settle it the day offer'.' - . writ:T.lroom your oeoessities.- [Henr y heir 13 'Now, [Loud laughter.]-Thus it is between the war inex. het-fears aregane--all her hoer are gratified-En.' pediency of Bra , gge Bathurst • and the peace ;nes pe. rope free; the Bourbon, the eager het hospitality, dieney of Mr. rattan, you, may expect your Emn n. -is essiored-Nspoleou is no longer Lord of the Aileen= cipatiou 8111 pretty mock about the time that Fox j•daut-lser Catholicalliances hive 'dated the foul, eppermted for the payment of his creditors.-E AlAspersions en year faith- . Catholits Inland has up laugh.]-Mr. Grattan ' , however, though he woildtreared her baisner on the field ; df mid, not take your suggestions, took the suggestions. of ; nobly proved how she 'kept faith wkh hi s friends. 44 I have consulted," sa y s h et 4o re yt,The Sovereign 'Ponta, aw Ally;and- a Friend,. her Right gen. Friends!" Oh, all friend&-all Right; at• teat returned to his Chris*, Capital wtead ilintourable !- Now this it is to trest tke interests i f withahe trophies of -a triumphant Inas4yrdovn. This of a people into the hands of a party. You most yourselves have chased away the phantotv know in parliament:try parlance these • Right lion. foreign irilluestee;. and ).frons" - thd Priest. to * Friends mean, a party. There is no man so con. temptible u not to hue a party. The Minister has his party. The Opposition have therr party. —The Sninis, for there are some Saints in the Iloilo of Coomions—[Loud and continued laugh tee-I—least, a non hicendo—.The saints. have their fracty—that. Ghost of the Schools—that old Hag in breeches, .11—ps--4y, has his party—eiary one , „ his his party—l had forgotten,--Ireland has ao, party ! ! !—.[Loutl,ckeera.)—Such arctite mesons if . re•tious thVelBll4o Mn Qtattaa hat Peasant, tieere is not a Catholic in the lend whe4r) not-trampling cm t the Reseript f hallos itiedacitri&wel Gad' if [Apiilauie.]:-Alereik I , .1 can we eter hop ,to 'Sod Asee oh! there will mei* he a. she hal ao, head, mad Catinot heart, and cannot. -feek r owlise wrlitit-i— who n. she palliest it le ihtilar are cusses—her God fisiFurlDik „neon is: Decalogue is written In ' the ~.~ .I .k thistemottie . • . • • . . . , t , an answer. Hill repo is hate add lithied, dot belled el haes:modefed# midair lie We Wok dial KO; oestacy , ' those which- he sirsitied-ertat like Aleile which lot 'tleteliedil do . gie *Ogee 14 prudoince at ,idd keeping? Aim he..hiisrelti het Novo , bare Not em Ottotkpropbogro4lweit,hoilor . sew ,misrier Ha m I . hwilitiaklia to bilt •. :1 . 7 '..!!1- • •'." • ••• ' • 4 1111,10 g dealt thew IMO, With tboallegedstillSOlON for the pestpleamaiket, it it4aita tiatatrai shnuld reqairs whet ear. redseios-Ato for Steal air I •dieeelaiae. tor at; on so' Laose • dtscusiOn has ' tvufo .rild' " of us because upou wary dig i t:4o4oot yori hifill'Oled i flirts oil df doOrt—uuld vbeeaiareslipoir 4111Peryi cdstioa *Weis the' dears of EuraioW s . 'Om '1 I • odes bur e dioniashoCand your frfoodirairomisi if Ai* • it is lrf ED. • - • 0u Tunas', Lord Blinn), ut hishaphisys, he had been daily complaining sigeeltis **, 'Ott the 18th luzr. St his house In Aldersgstsshisel v nr.rhp- Dunkin, is his 56tlesar. N • . . , • • - • • •at itiTRINfOiY. 2 TO J)isorders have contributed mere essentially . IA to dertroy flyewsiearkstppinesa time those ihSelt are she' eonseqmenee of unguarded pleasure. Piople of every rank eel. adulation to the shrine of Weellorh, but where the csorsikantos bar been tainted by disease, a renovation of 'stability b 'edit% petoahlv requisite.' Twent% years have we devoted our praetice to the naelarl .., treornses a of the fotolosvin g di v orders, add ilte*accod's] ins* ' 011 r pins gives Inc addiliiii):ll ardour to opplllle. as far as dielritc) J able. the ravages of those coopploints which are the Pent lee* I portant in the catalogue of lotionon ictitouities. . t , After beitititiou into every Itotoich,as Navy Surr,eonsoore forma . a wish. al no early period of practice, to rescue isiiiiridsik. ' from the ignoraiore Of 11. elhiCaiell own, pr the equally datigennie o i precipitancy of t ea. rail ptactitinowr.. Ti.- disorder. to the (sure oof ts- Well we have devoted numb ` • tem t roompoise every - N o.6es of Vt4ocrestl infectim ; all kiwi . DAVIS V. 111CtioLl.s. , lof Debiliiv", a heilier ;irking fit o n iii habits of :•cluvol-lays or. This was.an actinu to recover one hundred alai o.lw.ifeldineeeitN ef,lentorer 11, 0 t 1110 dermig.'emettt of the rsr . fells in om which is called II oorminess or ‘ite Y rilit ; initials* four pounds for work and labour done. The -Ple---its• 1 Weakness, fielet; ltscis, Oast ructioirss in toe Urethra ; as also Strie . • tar is an ingenious engineer, mid.' the Defendart to tures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have b eenon ..l bodied the skill of other pramioners, are by oar present illl.O tanner, at ilermondsey. . The former had , -proved plin of treostotemt .crecotally and perttomentiv lotett* plOyed to erect for the latter a snillAto grind barit e without lame patient mr, , , ~;„4 ~m. the e ,,i mifig loan 8514 „,„,„, and for the cost of this erecting 'the present attiois j Inc He "Iwrhate which frequently i'll ,, ws the slll . l3lieW*l J. th,e lorutr.rotwoic. la the enure of our estensive or:beim', was brought. . 's (Ilia owtroopelis, tomorrow: cases of stricsurrs leave heels and are , The . work done Was proved by a man aimed Midi., dotily an oar care, the total rraolic.oti ~,, ••1 which is erected dlet - 00. - • bt a vale, tenai t. mood expeditimis mode of cure, superior are - Mr. PARK however In this stage of the case, prn. • 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 ;: ik p s r r oce .e r i th :1 , a ,:t.,,,, it.d ; i i,i' i s lie ,,, l4 4 7: l; ;l ,l, lllA d . a ' re fe ti0 ,„ 1.1 4 6 17, 1 ,. 11 : 1141 , 0 , 4 " 5 e d, 1 1' ,deasd a written contract entered into by the Plaits.. the [make. restored 'to stood n 4 eioorrond herslrh. Sat : till for the performance of the work alluded to •; and; Maurer'. ro i t d eol b t il r i go bir ro ' t 4 i y r : f t '` 9 ,4' '',,, t 1 "" 1 * " Pr"P", trr 'in this bad not been set out in the record, he submit. t: revise the slumbering sparks of lite: n :l 6 p to il rtli f usiskito isli th e es, led be ought to be nonsuited. . C011:4141111011. ' . , • - Numerous I)iseases are the result of igmoraatee pr lane in the Lord ELLEnsottotinit held with the Learned Gen.. treatment of a simple tioomarrheit, awl it trot infrequently hap think% -Iliad the Plaintiff was nonsuited accot•d: 1 pens that the seeds of lif.• ore poisoned hy the indisererirM dm ingly.— , • . .on c oordod hour.. fly a superior Dieting] curb colonist:lllms are The ATronNET.G;ltutar. mid it , svas necessary, I w eas e il Y cu r ed ' "" 41 -eyel where others hove "Mt we l'ustlibl v y presume to o tter at radical re-t-stiololithorteod. o ti l / 4 in justice to himself •he should state that three i Few, however, are the cases of c.‘ plicated distress - In thil• weeks back he had objected to the record, sand ad- I tiser om dz, is e w o u hl i w e i ni cii i w o ins th e i. rototritous situation of men, who , . vised that it should be amended. The Plahitiff ''Lat- .of a fashionable f life, a a cq Pn ai i r t e ar tfoo v t ice st:tte ir o t f i l,it ' ility ' w e : t ic: a : ti t: Wraith' however, bud thought proper to pursue his treavoidoble torseqnettee of such pernicious habits. Where the. own course, sad to thew. of the rise was noel- unhappy utterer broods over his misery; but ettrefolly rowels , his aPshirtotws, it may be,sc H oe coroalsotion for Situ to Itoow • hatable. t • • t ~+i . . that although it he an object of doubt or nocertnisuy with otheit , - .. ; ...• .• • --- lithium: ' --removal r ' delleieneies ' --4. DENLAT AND OTHERS ) ASSIGNEES OF LLOYD ) iPirt man. This was an action of trespass to recover the va lue or certain goods seized 'in execution by. the De. , fepdout. The only questions to be tthkA, were, first, whe. kttier Lloyd 'Was a dealer snit' n ? and next, whstbar ifehad Committed an • ai: 1 1/717aokroptcy be. eta 034iitAkevitti - which, - the day on which pract .0, the ....vat of these by`the grsAusi progress of rentivittliol,' is the ricnisireitsisit . of oar exptrioMe. • If the rites of Bacchus or Vests have begun, to•redoce moldy •igour, touch anxiety will be-prevental by ow early voider" gullets, of this Itniguid suite, and in these cusesknif grent'diffiruity will occur. Married Women, who have lone peen disappointed in the.r etcpeetatiwue ore' fatally, inny be ossereet,thatlii most ilVtlioch such defects are vocable by medical skilL l'atienis in the Country are retesested • to state the • pardrit • bids "oribelt ni.e, age, and manner of tying, inclosing n Bank Note for Adrlee and Medicines ; and the snow will be firrwritdef !.. if thisbonoktie dine, fore tbil Mot' August', which was the day on which s . ~i ly port of the Kitwdoso 7' --'' ------ e Mite expadiyat t But, theensteithits 04.64? ' .• . • The tercet" which iii martini to oar undertaking, and. the glaellith 11/01011iT".- - lioyd'iliiiis4lll - lindlard of the White Lion pub- q" liieftill ' •r iliels: w e ior. PYL"lnett 0' .wale, form Oh' . 141-i . s tot 'ithinki-4bW' bee aili 1 1 4• 14 4 11 4* flidAhlgton,'apd it Was proied, by his l'iCe u n r , tilirTittr.f7p4tillens.."lendlitrinletlt4dulttun. deuce ii i be ilb ?flos il u l t i g4 4 in b 6 lti:• ' :ro , bit' Ate , Worse* li• 'fit allijOlNol..telt Vild'botti ipliftnnos tignorsia,OFl 6 t s I v ~ kooose cith ,7l :r ..tiv osa ttiot , t aii i. :o panairtt ,oszot ren 'oecr ns, rz . t(i iiod 7 : Ha hoifo u u oa r .r ,..n a t de tt i l l :ir . , .................P+Per *hat gb.11= 1 74 j!qt. 1,!k"., ! J! • '.! .! .1 * '.., Diammeablit ' . . 11=t1ill• Me bf Bankruptcy, it - • r q ber Dim ! Printed, dnil l"en r-oh . Ow: Ali D. ) Ito v imi.• M INr Nnel'ikk 0 101#44il 116Mie lli aili *hi* Maid ' Vole,' a hay-saleseink Litl''l''' - "T'rri.,,,_ • Bleed gi lat Vigligsgi lw wbili bi wig itilibtedb .tiefed it big hottaliTgi • - STATItIMAN Orrice, 87, Thebotreet: - ' • It' 1111 ktiOhilt.faiis her infernal band rock, to whet, her, -,,Rd rophieto her. 'log [dock*, 1 *dimpled iyilwee 410Pak. _ • _...•, grave f stalled fury. _...• senio r in the good polldyv ._. o tigagiascd—and !honks my appeal, thisSookseet, when' *h illustrious Po 4 ,`ltanp! .. lin,ntt together in tbs. Britisk .0 nomteemorate the'great feitival of Pal". ' 00"..0pdilnioeceiL,Wimeacipstips.--i-Let nsi „OM 'by -orso.dellsolauce. O. .groat work. *BC' sonectenialod‘ ba.Alleir Awnings ; or abould,.io 4 the.Worriore ortlanstleittk mill at, leek parry. alkali boyar* .tho stery iier *sr Antipode and our turaterited. ostsfortnes..., Rat awfsig to Mr.' Cir. .',Asis, wiii "pad a1iek.:60404)--t•: borrow a. phrase from lIMII N E.Ifew- stritiehotess---.NOCcir. Mali do -WAN: Ahead ..that...l 'dolt' dep . /mists boss ..by my lidtlfhlielt.• ..' I eintoot rise' into the Neon whOro Poo we, : wady even .if. I .iould t . .the - tits of Jaen* toratirarossoo sot .to touch upon: the- orb" whose irefulasnce weadd .10eneaMo' eara,—. , Coutentplatiot audek-astio,,to be just, I moat be ' Inuit; for, panegyric 'its Overly,- and .eloquence let wordless. [Loud elpirtteeed .'la Ms phrase- Label& esdeavour to 4 redeess,myeilf from the Widen*. tat this despair. I Will try to hope, that when at viable world is .rejoicieo in voice—when the rocks I 'pt Norway, nod 'de .sivesnips of Holland are elate 1 with liberty, the poor country, throigh the prowess of _whose Hero this event has been achieved, will/. not be suffered to sit clown in the solitude' of boil i sorrows I. Forbid. it Policy I Forbid it Justice! Fon.: bid itGratitude 1 Forbid it God I I invoke the Ga." : aims of the British Constitution-4 invoke the Angebt. flop cilfhltitil Gospel---I ineske the bright fortis of; that blessed Liberty, which is walking abroadamode ihe nations of the universe, not to forget the tandl . l where. Sainte have worshipped—Sages loved—anda Heroes fought for her; where tha.hadd of Besot)/ +l4ll weave her garland'--where the heart of ValoUr i will bend before her shrine !—Oh it is a great, a good,] a grand, a glorious consummation,it is worthy of concessions—you will make them. I would rejoice' to see you conciliate, even the ungenerous prejudiced . ' of the linglish People. But there is one sacrifi i ce you should never make. Oh do not, for - any tem poral boon , betray the great principles which are to , purchase you an eternity. Here, from your sane. i tuary, here, from the' endangered Altars of your Faith—in the name of that Goo, for the freedom of whose worship we are so nobly struggling, let no `unholy )sand profane the 'sacred ark of your Reli gion ! For my part, I approach your Church—the 0,1444 Church of Ireland—witb, the mingled emo tions of a Patriot and a Christian. Whilst it aw;• folly forewarns me of a better world, it proudly-re minds me of a better day, and rises on my vision. like some majestic monument amid the desert bf An.# tienity, just in its proportions, sublime in hp mew , cistiont, and only the more magnificient frownkar ruins by which it Is ierrounded. Oh do not micitl tice it.' ' ' ' 1. ~, ~ . , • Mr. Phillips cossOssded amid aulablial accla mations. LAW INTELLIGENOL:v. • • .CQURT OF KING'S lIWICII,Jusr,24. •• • 2 The ATTOUNEY-GENEILAL observed, thet 7 te-ra j er , row (this day) would be the usual,day ffoliA. Lent. ship (Lord Ellenborough) to sit in the city,. From , the present state of. Guildhall, However, jan . :apire. handed the Court would 'suttee ready; it , smiths, he prudent, therefore, for his Ach e to ix same other day for the sittings. Lord ELLENOOI&94II3II said,. that he . had WO Fri day fur the sitting); in the,City,, which being a loll dey, he should devote solely to that purpose, The ATTORNEY-GENERAL feared, that by. that time it would be impossible to have, he Court,* raw ness. Lord Et..t.sitaorounti—c 4 I dare not defer the,ait tings longer, as suitors Would completely Lose the„ term. We shall. find a stool or _some - place to sit upon, where the,public business can too done.". His Lordship then intimated, that, the Court would sit in the City , mk g r illay tuorttigib.s.nits# o'clock. i Tttwk; Hsi Ulittlltitil i atillitsisstillikt beim got ad? wtost.isi _Ps! rctlititiltLiAisd gu i 'wend la' iho maitre. the h it - - 2".'"ings 'IN log, Littyd saw Howe d AR to 14 . 0 0 40 1 ,.., wmig he said, "sz-D.;-::-.n this . .felliii, h e h 4: a In td ' : bother ate for Eitonef`ii?' and inreitti tiviiii oidtto„ho,dadred:her.to,gar ha- was Dot at het ix , Oa Brisra's idiglsdas e .. As.i*od it Lloyd wall* hothip ?. O when the oleo asid hOrts gat 4 , upci* 44 c i i 6. tilled for a Alias of ahei,,,tillt Iffiti.l!pirahk it s , h o d fr ovicir. . ititU-t : • .. . . . Mr. IklattaTort, for the Defitidant, sok, that as Howe had not asked for ony,diti ke y, . • Or OfelAntPt9t 1 4 41106ne t il l i rt ited. • n di y i ld ;4;0 4 4 91 4 ft 1 1 Pwc y4 ri biad dolt 4. 4. we's havlllt aemuifol"ongy ofil.t*l`r ii tlOya harins tholreq Nl*, If to 40,itsfor Thursday, ifitOilftqa til"9tal , hi( co9ril ott of Isankvopteif.'. - vt 2 i ot _~ A wetdidt was caossßammy ..., , ____ ".—r uippass Aso!, .. 1 brisrvirt. ':,. 1 ,, , - .ttiltlid ' " - i 4 Lnui • • •: 11 ! 1 1 ,11 iif 1 . 4. 9 g 71111SZOdifikWr.,!. Mt . l i . Ldis•iiiri 9.-trisisst. Jt-ww4.lwittitw :, ) ;. , .. 1 , 4. , Thy was a sat"' M- inelskfididitalislii4 Or hie codicils, col `This. Beardmore leceiA w Ismer Temple , Gentlestan, deceased. it -that the wilt NA t 4 sotiftits here date ikal ;folober, 1790, and that the testator lived Ile • '''* Afterwards- ..11P ' will aaitaiaed a Pae!O clitiki. , juin of the deceased's property, and the first moo: bade a provision for, his natural daughter, 44 ilh & *God Odicil•contaiwed a legacy of 50t. !.. Thaw "papen Were propounded by. Mr: 14,+k ~‘ elecetor appointed hi 'the will, and 'were o, , ' '; the next of kin, on the grostid of Insawkit ft '..",;. deceased, here hawk% been .4 rcifiglisliefi.ef- 'i` issued itgatust the deceased in, Deirshezt .. • ''. 1191,,end the Jury returnftl ,a venliel that-he ' r. insiwe-persnw, enjoYikg lucid intervals ! , !he - , '? (At. Jowl NtcnoLt,), 'after Itearine atbe vocateield ti :i i (both siilex i add reCepitatatiog the-eviden c e, sae' '' opinion that the ; 41masavl veva a sane person a t ' . time of elteenting the will and codicil in queetto t • ~, and accordingly pronounced for the same, and os. demned the executor in the costs arising, for desyi Q it he interest of the next of kin. * SHIP LAIINCIL.t-4511 &tardily, the 18th about two o'clock, a fine new friary, allot. Salisbury, was launched from. his Mojesty'eyarta l , -Deptford, amidst the cheers and Ituzzas of thoisatalli'. of spectators. The disappointment of the multitadar.4 assembled to witness this fine Sight csonot be er; ' pressed, when, instead of herulashiisg intf t the when she. went off the stocks, ;he only went able her own length, and there stock fast in the math .where She now lies. SUICIDE.—CarIy on Tuesday - morning, a Gentler man who had take ,lodgings at the 0. P. and P. fi c Tavern, in ttui s iell..#Ourt, Drury.lane, put a period, to his existetice, by. iwallowing a poisanous draught. Cerotntei Verdict—Litunc.y. 11.tinre of foreign gold Watches, 'kr. estimated. : according tif rePcirt, at 46,0001. was lately effected the of fi cers of the Custormiat Dover. EXTRAORDINARY PfitmostotoNo—ln the garden of Sir M. Stapyttort, Bart. fifteen Niles from fork, are several Peaches anal Nectarines growing on the same tree, without either grafting, or any other ci. perimental process, which CDR .be" satisfactorily at. • tested.—N. B. The same circumftatice Occurtettik • the year 1812.—June 15, 1814.-: '• " ' L ' . wo• - - Aga ' 4 •• ••+. . oui II : ~,,,, do. 1 MCA /Of 1 1 1 1 s set lie Sid j.-. ;~ ^~