The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-16 00:00:00

•' . • TIIE RIGIITS OF _.......-- A very nble pamphlet, from fon, well-known as the &Who! Ent 'works, chiefly connected ngland, has lately made its 1 above title. The recent despond of Cambridge to have a copy published, and the verdict gir the action brought by them agar nod which was afterwards con gument before the Judges, appeal to the justice and wisdom as, by that decision, no less t and public libraries are each demand n copy of all new wo splendid—a tax, which must judiced mind, most impolitic Brittoit's reasoning, both wif struction of the law (the sth . Anne, e. 19), upon which the the operation of the demand, the interests of literature, generali, authors, individually, is perspicuous sine.' Considering the subject :- importance; and deserving more hitherto been bestowed on it, Mr. Britton's publication son), pas - :,iges:— " Oa the first institution Mr. Britton, " it became a , no one eheuld intrude upon the and the inviolability of private primordial basis of right and - tinctioli was -necessary .to ti common peace, it has been co onactmmts:--Ind to Ms kind of the possessor more strong that 4 on author to the kiboor is deetre4 (rum no questions; it the Stfoc.( of -adventitious occupa foetid nor. purchased—tha tenL ua flAllia isle_,l . end' parameont— .for creation. Notbirrg can wades . i-en toy individual ask a - pardeipation. must welfare alone iv he spqpired , atom of this possessioni . i Bet, riot:, a requisition has bed* strung and peculiar filatures, . on these rights.: - . ilsters opulent 'meats have demanded from -the ors of all book., an equal number most costly topiee, is a-gutsier this procedure they plead the - , in as their motive, and produce statute, which, fur nearly a operative and void.. Opposed the community of publishers and at once dispute the pref right of the claimants. The. the Legislatereof the nation, termined,by its decision. AL advanced on conviecittg reasons be ionniatied wish, as their-haste— it wool* be howeiscial to sic e% I feel it,e duty to.Orotest againr . btr.,Blition then proeeeds linninotts, view of such Acts's fo . capy-right, and the protntolien commences with " The Licendirrg Ad of most needless," he observes, reign of the second Cbarles we:. by - gemination and growth of all the Worit qualities of lioAntiousness and fanaticism. Which should be thw least tolerant, seemed a struggle of She King lei* the Clergy - and the palm of diehaneher_y was c0w.,1 tested by die Monarch and the Court. Bot thoosk Corruption was the morality of Charles, and bigotry the religion of his Priests, all politic rirtae hod ess expired during the night of the Revelation. Tile 4 thinking few' saw the vices of the throne threatersik ed the demoralisation of the people, Sad propeeillie Aiert the danger, by giving vent to the streaSsitli literature, and spreading her hallowed waters he due remotest corners of the country! The creators, Id, the Court, though dead to the senthiants of freebie nour and genuine glory, were kesuly Ore to the selfish feelings of vicious pleasure. 7 majestic tide of religion and philosophy * at the pungent current of ridicule and satire. determined, therefore, to diminish their flow, by nati imwing air channel of egress; its lute, to cramp the ' energies of the press, which they well knew to be the most powerful engine human loveittion had hi. tilt , rto furnished for the dissemination of morality and truth. 'Der Licensing Act (13 and 14 Car. 11. c. 33. 1662) was framed for this very object, and unhappily effected the most . ardent hopes of its supporters. By this statute., the printing of any book, not previously licensed !slim agents of the., Throne, and entered in the register at Statieniere.:. Hall, was prohibited, under numerous and saws* penalties. The minions of leer were autboirield to enter, at . discretion' a ll bodges, it all tiones,H vilfigrottitntiout-pehlieLlesossiste_agiposed to ex. ist, and were commissioned Co destroy every book, not teeming with thelmatirility,ef Buckingharn, or the blitotry • Of York; lintertenetely for the ' . Count,' the - Star-CheMher Witt itbolisted, and the - paraly.ing,powers of an E.rortclielluforTation had not yet emerged from obscaritie tato limey or lorries 'more. e ff ective. might hale bees 'adopt ed - silence the voice of indignant truth' the licenv, and &foie publication, the the printrt might not alter his. beak, ' pelted tc deposit three copies, thtis mitered, seyerall in the libraries of '. bridge ) , an .the King.. The intent prnvisiouls hi no means oheaure Or The Rintute was enacted 'to "kits4talis - retical, and blasphemous - hissolit4,' and . -suns the testimot..ial of their leyakyant 'l'll.. entry was to show in whom the ' vested, that is, whO Were answerable tions of the statute. The delivery t that there•ioight be something where . pal* each Wolk in the varlet]. stages . to the world. This was the.stendard by .. book licensed, euteVedi• Winced, and Publishile*. WaS to he' . .collsoettansl-examinad. Why those par,. ticnia,r libraries'were. selected, may be very dasily ilemoits)rated.` ...osfertl:and•Cambridge were at that tune under. the immediate:assets:ad 'of the Chereb r i tij chlicat Wei xrfas xeligleits.awd Controversial na:.l a ',Kik Act of Kiliaminc; tots yettri•eraproti Wag* the itthit.anaa eta tt plod- This gave the pablisherot tegootk/ogetirist *rats; but for the per ?".d alliamair "undue*, it .111/4- required thrt . 1 110 6 arum euostusiev beak - shoed be delitered to tits ficationoilf4ll6ll.. " Such was the sentiment entertained at that time by ell the *ties oe*cented;abd such was the motive whichiegulailed their actions. The publisher. deli vered the required copies of every artery, tookOltd of these met Eitteriati. the Untrersitier never made a demand. At this . period, the tax upeo•peper, and en pries of labour and nrateriab, . were far less than ef Orsesse. The works published were common in the*. Wadi*, sod generally usadented with plates. The cost of the nine copies was, therefore, an object of little tarnnent ; 20, as the trilling ea. peat, of publication left them open to piracyj It was a matter of policy to register all • books, *Order Us WOWS the penalties. But, in proem of Mit,' the increase of taxes, and the greater etpewce of materials and labour, united- to the improve.... meat it; the style of pobliolltiog, by render. lag beats more tally, lemetsed the'. danger *of illegal reprinting, and pobilthers forbore* . fit enter their beaks, and thereby subject theallitiat .tn'the delivery of the copies without haviugietrikekllingto any conortenturate beLefit. Some workoi i imillever, atotvtitkellediug their costliness, • woe* :; and pobliskitki, to save-the statute, bot tioss„ *Oiled to a worasnre, welliriate4lbsitrit S tith , Of 'lie n :her r ad i m o i r s ' ul o a f m::=Alsg lll4.l4, gos h ! 11 litltdberee - votweret and el evasion of the Act. Suri. firalaa,Vrt 010 4 tiotaid not last long, and the Act of h.: Geo. 111. cpppelled the inibtishera, if theytted to re cover Ike penalty, Is enter ail •41101J a mid tle. liver complete sets of every welt at. Sta• tio netial..Hal I." • t. V hey wen, thee eide . tgo_pireleiss • 1.0 t• 'lollirjealei ei t niesi and sirphesagn. Whirs yet.* lees* of tOnefilin Vito ftMs4. dettgliteeeebrisi,ori 04; de!leek, oterhich, by %thaw mokoes, we* desirmile bdprototait. , . • .1... " Thi neat statute on the tabled b •41-.1 tleelse s teas surptised, he . put down "Ws; ice, Ja ThliildhAt ild. .-,! . . Ilaodalea Baran, - d n ao l :iker:f J a Illardes;llhii Of Umenta'slinivielig. • foetid he had his own watch lief. in his fob, lit con- . an Twilit, Mamie& . Jabs Andrews , 114 et Oil . fewer' ha was ignorant hew the other watch ape to on . th _,..... aut .. 1 . 46 , hi: tr e e t, intd ,j* li, r iot : be anspended to his button, eldest that hi tile wont et ior siii—reejelys, Beers: ... -.. • • his button had got entangled In the ribbon, aid ask 7 ~..., 4 j 4 40116M-aa l; pulled it out of *ewe penteseir(ob. ItAt&IMON Y. • - .i. -• , t - •:, 1 .... .The followlag carious robber/ boa OW . oat‘T —' o • Dieorsiiire have contelhated . NOM *modally I - am morning :—.Two or three me, having Ste! 4.1 tedahey.flymeuent happlaimalmailmee width are 100 . appearmacirof larap-ligisters, came with ladders and owleVelsesaltimigen. ev 1 1 1 ",..._ , ll P lt i f o r reef? rash rf , &dub* toile. air wagnette( the enegientan `huespers, and took ulinsia , .all lire lamps which were ; 1,4 h as* od el ugokase. a 4 .4 04 ,44644 4 4 mho, e s ;as. • used in dierninathig Ulm fronts of two houses Is liol.: i pew* eeplolet . • . _ deemed oar • • • /... 1 •. he biro, which they carrieclaway, lea sing behind &eat. I 12#", tisere !Jr: Mt ig dif , 4o .. siiii iioi - • malt of • the frames ma which they hang. No sospioion being t ou r e agogweefisenos...l asi I. oolunricrosigm we mg entertained of their stealing them, they were suffered i Able. ewe ra ti t e hgrts_gtOmoge_raloo l oM. , talkfwilt la" minnigue or busies • ..i. .. .... to take them away, without being piked a single' I ffirfaisi la i .--- • blank* we e i After leit atinn mintier question, or any particular notico taken of their per- • a ooh. at an early perisid.of pnalike, id sons. At t we've o'clock, when t Ito real owners came . from the Ignorance of al edoesSiteete% Ile dlovisreak •et ei th e o ry of sier:d reetilieeer‘ •.'.- • • blithe' down the lamps, they discovered that they . ° P P . •;* • I,i The ers to the cargo( wide% we' Ilidee doable, our at. WilfeettiPti o f that trouble.—There is no clue at pee- 1 testi ~,, contprire every ilter of Venereal Woe** 4 sit kin& " sent to lead to a'discoeetT. ; of ortoitty, whether arMsg fres die Malls nr school-Imy' foe; 1 Rico To BA aNET.—Mr. Arnold, of Pulls:ley. !, the t i t a w i g" rieb inore w "f idrb ma is tu r m aied ate s t x s temev iit deinne .r sie woret i4l 4 4 ; sou th* L a y- street ; St. James's, undertook yesterday, foe a wager i %cookers., Glees., Onstneetiorn le the Urethra; as oleo *pie of .t 5 guineept, to walk from St. (;lies''; church to I !h a res, sql e etteLsarth o s , .. . e r r of Ira disratias,. sod welch t io_vve Barnet, *distance of eleven miles, in two hours and I. ' l l ) ,„, c4 T ha n o i r r rent l e l et triretrootiterp net pebymi^h=rencerri; two urinates . - Ile started yesterday miming early, I %Rhein the pitied sdiferies the excruciating pain aolal.tess. accompanied by gigs, pedestrians, &c. at the rate o f .; E t Ve n `r r i fit .. 4 l a thl_relith . ___llY tii!ovis the .91 0 TiattOla f d . i more thisn'lNe Ilan an hour. The pedestrian, got ,06 me g forg o s 7 . „ aim .= c c Z e r i e st i rjou ' ilr res ‘ 3 7:77,4i, .11:: well sip Highgate-WI, and arrived at the Bahtl.faced daily under ear core, die lota eradication of wi e ilrh is ilt•eted stag, out Fincistereassioon, in 1 hour 7 / H o okas. i 4 11 ,4 y ) ;,:::: ; ‘ertal ni tg;t i l . excttieus rode or cu t re n , ti s i, tr n ip . c a r n ial d t: 'SW greet en after beat by time every mile, mid. at! ' Wits edios ‘ VOUll this complaint, are speeddi reiseved, , bent restored ,to mood mid *igeti•us beiiltb,„ Hut She aspiration of two beers, he had done 10. miles, I and the . Liaising fish bill at Sunset bekre him. ; we're cite debility les for yaws existed, a praiser stem. - - - I rerpeoe is nor or live monodist is lostialtaotahly reiphisa, r. A. fetelWassings sissa.also sugar-11091;e of Messrs. • tii revive the slumbering sparks of li fe, oad to reanimate the I _ I.a.ialilay. • toalgalijadalkja• , IllUeO , SPill°4lel(ll9 eras .1 baste opsis, and nabbed et a quantity % Of refits& sugar, aeiptv-loavas, and tart sugar. i 1 - The bog peociiag trial of Captain J. Drury, i 'cheeped with the embezzlement of ordnance stores limier Ms charge, came on at Cork, on Friday, the .7 1 litiostaat., before the lion. Bares SIifITII, and a , ' • after a minute itivestiga-; ado Bated with the rase, - this , ; and honourably acquitted.; ACCIIIIIIIR.—On Sunday afternoon, ! named Thomas Gibson, be death very suddenly, on ir, Newcastle, while in com , some more Sim* who were, iiadlkaie•woatas where 4,04 U 14001% to Mc. Kar -1 bay hut bees et the water Weider, ins tinning at lam% attempting to tatcis It.-.a, wades spring fee that .port very heavy kick on the both the Animal's kinddeet9., 10 1 1 0 110 °,, r 410" • • , he, however, instautly . rose . 2 4,....,..t walk mots than two, er three a.- ..,, • • i s . ' .betiWrilleiees. to •tbognmail. Tie, was ' *NA b.ese,..r.o media! isigtepc• - 44 wed ;, willk to no 4Mtpolll.—Tte awoke,' dh Wireldict et—Accidental to cat 4.• Few, bovever, are the cum of compticated distress In tisk disorder, campaecd with the ealataisous sitasseiop men, who & from tin indulet ore In a solkarrvice our the prevalent gnietie‘ of ti fashionable liftlibacqninie Non guise of (*bait y w hich is thy unavoidable cossegueace of such perniciosts habits. Where elk , unhappy *arm broods nuer his misery, fun carefully twice*. • his aserrottasies. k Way be seise consolation for him to hemp,. that althlloob it lbsu objees laouht or upc t ertaim y with other.. prnetitioiders, the reinoyal deficiencies by thetradgaL progress of reasmatims ft tha , aett: ire tireaseut of oar e‘ierte* to— If toe Met of Direhas ' crr Vmi, . motto to reduee monk/. . torch moiety will be preveistcd bg, an early *oi t . edits of Ibis languid state, and In these eases uq...great *IV occur. t - listnik4 Wore Zr al gets ere of theirtuse, Hole for Adubre r M*l lI'FLO • no marry (politica/n*3 of our, rpresemiunt, Oren % that Messrs. of Other sex . hover s Nn. Ssii CUM' "tONDOW :ST ..~ _ . . • ~ ..., . . _ . - • . - . „';•-• . . ~ ' '', , it i nn A v 'Win : i i ~• .). ' . ._. ..... . . VI. ~g 7,1 Zli 4 .140 - 7 '''' e . , ~•-., ..... ,-..-,• - - .4, .4 -- s - ,,,L..... ••• ~ '..., '-- - .4 - , --.--. '-- -0. ------• -........., . . ._.• , _ ...• ..... - . A , , . • f.s . loar it . , . ' LIDERATUR E. tire, wouid . there 'he otoe• .. ' ... • . , 1 ''''artalli4e eke *spies LIMP . 11itle ,f 4 o. arm' t 'aliti atttrosflY it uat .. , : :!‘ . •,temeallfetelb4- - , '--: . • • soy ?Ott Plao°- T h e Lai!' • : I * *l * itei whelps Out linkfi fk# .....2‘;,eme e „ t hee am the pen of Mr. Itili ' iiipeetibit of the minioaest i kki, . • , ... i .„.. - 17-77" -- ; "m , , I 11881088.0.1880-41hieste , MatiA. au erraad.bni tor of a variety of eve .' tures upon Court morals Ye* OP Mew aust VII e &M I Att.' . ... r.. /11 . . il the eiselfteglatorMi.likelsede,- irwittlibeeee ed with the Aso arts of serminised. I conceive this `Preitefteisail 4 ' ' eweiliinii . 11liiititpte to be it - tibific * . 'le the `bl avettion etio of iltittiti r . i t attest, tworoht sek s appearance, under the don't exposition of the metWeined. . . 'do' present * ; aid . retire,' Olt nadir the lelleiwim . -sespicieos nikessfamtaticars-...4 . 0. • : din follidlug inforegetta Is 'eaters,' , i mend of the University statute. There is noddat like - emlunflett#ooo‘ I .lrt.' . I d 1 41 4 t t elt, - fir esti* dist thi met re dqlevery of 414 " /" .,...• that ° 66-11111114 ", ~Yr.fi r 4 o o l l4 i *in' ofgelai; , . - opy of every new work looming to be found . in it; ether as wholei St" IN . : j 0 17 . . 0 . I 1,._. .. e ,_ v _ ,_. my. , erporebak etelatsitt li wzAtict:/k... given in their favour, in particulars. Yet from this Act do the Unieklitlei i cocibts 1110 110 tootteetio 1 Wittl wit tU t _ an !see m _ a • _47 .: e ei dde e i re dde .eee .....,. - ttlk ; . soainst Mr. Henry Beyer, deduce their claim to copies of all pub li cadens s ' lea-ruing. und i it Charles, It s be t el/ .of ka rbi 10. hi m, os . f ,„ 4. ,„ . ~„,,,,,,,,,w;mtit:. • .. . I di. ender Agile, • •stsith ng more tII anfirmed, on solemn ar- tbeigia mach was the opinion entertained of ilia ID-. trail Vona-, 9 . . .... es . „, _„.„. was essadatias ::*ll4olo4oiiiid rim occasioned the present .jaitibeand severity of its enactments , that 'nes; the a grant, in lieu et prey _ .privit i eg . tun ss7 : , g a mes et h ers ea d, dearee do es e t dift lien . tdom of the Legislature ; usiprlnctpled and venal Ministers of Charlek, dared iietadineutlected statute, the . Untrersit l es mere parts . sec like testa as hii„* . .i p i tio skakirsie miiiiii , 1 than eleven Universities net tsi Priding. iti deletion, so that stfter a liesideer ediely mit their claim; anerandet It shall d ie , As ia wi t* assdomaa, : eadaintiugi " he. lof them authorised to eakteace •of a • frit. years, it expired. From that , iota to prove, that neither the Parliament—nor the token wij etto d s ,, thsc i er) mho ...44,64. awe.. corks, however costly or period CO the end of the reign no ,ceples went given Ilitiversitles—not the ~ s a bers- the ta P Id u der 0 4 16 the theetialtit its had `Mit 'hitirtake it, i i 4 It appear to every unpre. to the Universities ; a circumstatece 'which very bate . hitherto acknowledged ay .t liability . .." ins afraid ii isli - hie astir, bookies he . knew. 1 : .. . c and oppressive. Mr. strongly invalidates a chief position of the &Mutants, 1 copies of enretidercd books; thh a Alt Pt.cg . i‘ l ama to jagasag. , to.:8.: .o.4viiel i b: efes .:_... ; I further interrogator a y, • the tiny ;said the ass ith reference to the Coo. that , ab initlo, the advancement of learning, 1/111 'br 'Ottittinoing the lame interpretation, renoerea It a sec. of the statute of S the motive for the enactment, respeetitik the dons-'I less questionable , by heing•etere exp li cit, and giving ! oats ,! ....; i .,... , .. ,_, s _., „,.__,,, ___,„ .. ~ s the claim is founded, and tion of copies.. But such could not have been on- tesistkaf •svia, adstithid before the stamp of oestalaty. ; tiser 7 the de W y .' be l a r akeip "'",pi a t i . w iti m " le a% 011 0 , 144 1 . ,,_ :. d, as it is likely to affect ginally the object here, or,, most Indubitably, dui .'Phi con duct n of the Ussiendties, however, affords ' vice. The Prisoner etVeteiwlli . preta e ted 1# . generally, OW those of Legislature would haveespremly demaniettheligo , . t he 3 14186 lit that " 11 his statements a ir ItrilhoT: '-' lila . , it SS , 'Mill _ not , perspicuous end conchs. livery in a new statute . ; or, at lealit 3 lintsiimilllbmitil the rat? la which the Act et. Ate' it" Amid, Ili wi th his AlD A‘p r , bet he .' . • le 1_ 41411 q. t‘ Writ OR •pm 0144 . ,. :: act as este of very great in force the provision which awarded theashOkeiett.i 1840, a pideti 4 100 , yeaea, , they . wilt *mad piny with is , ohm of his hit k e e ls who nore attention than has Failing to do this, without any palpably et es, ,ow dhow* oibluat , the poldisbere seeli f t o i r e . mt ibe fied i prisoner in th e Awe prism ,. After wan . w . w ee T i ; 4 4 :, we have extracted from reason, for the omissiou, it may be fairly - 41101110 s it *u, rend ilds .l _, ~* fit did l set see him take the latish • 4 -7 ' ' 4l n kr iii . ll4 er . "'",' ' mi. thrnitlis *lift be said he had. 3 idits - heitat flue of the most striking that nta'islea of the kind eras entertained . kr : clue .. 111 . ***: tif . hogs_ aii: -.. framers of the law. Noels it a matter - 4/ tio*ltt: 1t411.1 . 11i1y rNlll6Oll* 4.1 1 . 1 41 avit ailOy meld they . under sit u m circumstances of. vise to .. ~,_.,. _ • ' n of society," observes bility, that the King, who sold lite conistile, wed 41151611 Alf the latholt*** M'llonekl l ll9 to 110111b0 it t 0 M icron esreued his ,suer that clue boy T iad `7 l344 "e te t4 • t moral obligation, that became the pensioner of efoleign hirer, ne liWinle \ireele.__ln dminnettarwmonoiblea,atattaty !" the utak mitt , sod knew Ilessfi.of the obber tha t fhe possession of another; nisters who patronised an Oates,liakiliatliile;At. ' AlitriveliftWll tiffs prnatials 40 a agnate esainine. ! he weediepe e ed to admit; his Lorthhip; after vats property formed a the Parliament which murdered alitit '.. - ghlb.: _ ' 61, • ? itant "'"f / ft °Po"ilicw to trt ell'evallatilld hicatill.this day ' ist the Ise* that il l ir t e ' .-I. I justice. As such a die.: ney, materially cared for )earitinkiltheil.. ha d: , iligt o de ** bk tbreapporters of the claim, :w e ft seenitertber light array bo thrown upon, the preservation of the trampled on the interests of itatiod.; Ind irery cleartyartores, that , tits provisions of that eg i neet. • / the , confirmed by Legislative ; the institutes of 'God l , ' ; statute refer atone to 'registered books; and left ?' igeseptuta. -_-• Attie ,Santoei Hall, and Way lof property is the claim I ‘! Licensing Act revived by Jones 11.—Uodtribe It solely at this discretion of.the author whether he ',heeler, were caittes,b ita r t itltebrami, A prnog r m idi a i re and indubitable Mks* I despotic reign of 'this monarch, the 4e“rootiba of should re Isles: ot not. • Making it, howeteey impe. : i t Gelwr i :l l : l l 4 4 t r a t e lr i lY d :u""barg• 14 aalwyrril our of his mind: This every thing good seemed a precept as4bligettry- ae ', relive on him, berate be could recover tbs penalties pretnisea. tag a part of his able inheritance, not is ; the destruction ,of ma Infidel' to ertitki. the - under t h e Act, to deliver copies of suain.lonin g . as, ' i l e t a ;priree that M aa r i Silnebrand anti two Others were emp tie d occupancy— it is neither : strongest pulse of his teart bog to atingle thegergan tonvell himself of the benefit of tile-stator, :he had ;nteat r jr ug d o n :174e s a ia t t e te Y pro f°r r iaß na k - a ng Rr e at eert g i ntu te i l t;tt s elilifd ~ enure is original, clear, !of opinion, and no means-were so adequate 41 - the' registered. Mr., Britton's obsersatioes -open this sod Gaol was used; ON was zreowentl%. "awn broacht to las -, •-"for it is founded .on !.boriesl statute of his preclecenisr. :', With the•inivival tax, when viewed in a moral light, will be read premise.. , in putrid ;ki case ll" mir be highly °ff i e9'.ive to 004 that, fur use by boiliag. Whilst ilea- was ma i s Pre o , the .an author's titk ; nor , of 'that Act, in . 168, revived what Mr. Christie's ! with interest. And whew It has beets proved yan 'eatroma ypg , tieipation. ,To th e ge. 'd (the profesw ! of . Law, at Cambridge, and'Aelhee :by preseutimg eleven copies of eight splendid works a , stench :gt tr tu r riedn in g t oco o n te x mi z le :lng a o od rz ibr itr ai .d io: y e Am ore oter;: egla ti w y rao :it iaot ithe . pired tn relinquish one !if aliamphiet in 'stipend of the ileint-elAke.U*;.now in progress, to the Universities, iSg,c: no lea s IP . • W s within a short pe- f•tersity) may term, regard for the ittierestrqf ideiviii. lions would be sustained hylite Gaiters, than 19,43061. •'e4oek in the eveoings a coasiderable number of µerases treh tb made, marked with 1 ing ; for it brought wlth it the delivery of the eepies ; —and that, on six wo r ks published by Mr, Britton t lr i c e t in ee b t e ect e he: e ., a treit dec r e eßoapret r d. in pa r r a t &mobilo( : • materially encroaching las heinre. -.James wait witoi,ly lbsentible to genius; ' himself, in which he possesses the copy-right, and a persnes were rhea taken - L ao ; ba: ot!the foliewi li n; I patient public establish. f-the tyrant gloried he his tyro* y i but the throne of ! share of the Interest, it would lacer . a charge or Ray, Mr. Silvebrand lodged an information against t b...p b ,, feodatt il l t. ta bo e narter li non. 6 . tigl i that he cosy n t ..,,„; .. , -the authors and publish. ; despotatin , like the fait* hi the. li able, stood on a 732 1 . 14s , we think there needs no farther argument I umber of the best and sandy b 4, .e ;it fell, Red burled the proud irteum- ,10 show the propriety of that' which he calls for—the fame goospeasation fur the inj u ry vi t t ioit'inal been d i p so n o m o t , . 1 . stuitottk privilege. Foe; bent in * waste -of relit: The statute expired in interference of the Legiskttere. ' • . • ! , property. . • , .. : e avow:ease* of kern. 1694. "rhe liberal William found no pleasure in j. ... _ _ _ 1 The Magistrate observed, that the condocf of the ristilsibill i been highly reprehensible in taking the law into thete4lolOf deg, as their warrant, a the dehitecheries of Charles, nor satisfectiott in the 1 MURDEII..--A‘ genteel. dressed young man was tams ; but at the same tittle intimated; Mai the Complaisaas iil l t e str i z , 7:::tc:,:e d t f ur a t t i 4sat c we n . t The to c lerr l century,' bad Jam psi. intolerance of James ; and, with many others, thim ' Send in a ditch, In T u thill-fields, with his throat cut wlaasiNnlfiiil ad to such requisition, law was blotted from the statute-book, learning rea 414.a-shockitigmanner, on Wednesday night. lie is End would iminediduly undertake to any tali mo r rratiose to s have risen en. mane, 'died, aterknowledge expanded •, talents found pa. !'deposed to have been robbed, and after being cut( arinther quarter, and to drop proceedings whet the Difesit. . • etensioas and . deny the 1 trounge. with a generous 'monarch, sot, the *hears throne into the ditch. ILO was conveyed iii a spenh.. : i ants, If , : could obtain o p ta p i ir•ler;ly. t hing like 4 1a i t st a nt a t t ettht i t,.. case is at Inge before of genius were protected and rewarde4.--Sttt nece- less Mlle to the WeVtthinster Hospital. His pockets' might do in a civil actioa„ and with this sudetstastibit $1,41*-. it, and remains to IA de. iereive statutes regalired the delivery of tepees, as ha had boen.pmptied of their contents. .. fendants were discharged. ‘s the Universities have i the former resigns, eq the charge cannot be 'denim. ,Oa Wednesday eight 'a Gentleman, who had hem : . , • :. .;Z , .. - r , ins why this claim-shoal(' I at, that learning hat we mieooragemeet from the viewing the itiataimstions at Somerset -douse , idler on the _ ugh inst. at MARRIE D. Finder , Sussix JOin '.. ' Atie.. neither ihoosa.diat ' Ple-IltItt!, 410/7"ai suited a at! "Poeta' -111111 ! . 46116 Y. baud B ilueelee in kircio 44 i wily Fv. en Mio Harriet %Osborne. ' :10‘;. , .-: , r . - 1 . ... . OA or **orally proper, a: many (1 . . • ,‘,. •• , , •Alitalatkift.-*Stig Peat ki • • Liaui, ti . O.Thersday.• Mr. Edw . Wally*, of Centt#ty, sasepf t p ~ siust its legitimacy." bility. Some dishonours* e -. . !b . ei sign of 'the - New CittitiK' 'prery- lll ;tr i gt t o ild „ l ,ll 4 74 l 4, 4 ,, • Is to take • abatis bet however, ematig the trade, •in iiidtd t rights.' isine - 404 dolled fora glass of rum at the bur, which, Stevens, of the 20th regitnesit, to Ms • ts- - .. . cor Parliament as relate others,' by pirating some of their best mid most pis: , - when Se.'Boulner was aefeing hire with, be 'smiled 9n TeandnY , G. Warier. Es q . of Mall, se 141.Peeio• fold, of Brighton. - le etaties of copies. U.. polar works. The respectable bookselien petition- and remasked,* that that was a very unusual and um- , _. . • 4.spesseise: ed Parliament for redress ; but there'beistelatteate. safe way for a gentleman to Carry 'his watch, partl- : Digo... on Wednesday, April J 3, Mrs. Grego ef censenkerwer. - _ ....„. : Charles 11-.lt is al. vary provision applicable to the cue, no renietly colarly on soft eight •; at the same ti me- pointing race Surrey. • ---,..., - , . "to remark,' that the I could be iennediatdy.greated. •As the evil eneretised, to a watch which was suspended by a white ribbon on the Ittb Wu. in bur ad year, both Ms wiltirofPu 4 was characterised by the lit 'became oeceseary. to ant, to the •Legistature o ft* from one of, the lower buttons of his coot. The Gen.* Armstrong,.. anctioneer, Nevertte-street. • ,1 ___ ....__l, .....- t 2.- -A' 1 a 4....itta a,. af Paveloosomk• loth *ono, irearcelasseed Cum was suretised. he . put down ivir heed , and Pa I bunt , =2) , Min elk 10.agae1 1110110 - 000" • 1 danyhtfr a J n . • Esc at semeem'ilkeseirlek. ' -.. 1 • ten 'adopted to tionele-Hall." , it .___. i mrsastant, won toe no 1 I 'That, ow Mr. Britton then advert' to theetatste it *WO; oppeetable Jury, when, al ie plitricitisinwt - W. a *swell's, of whlch.legetatia -this the ~ 7:iii. , : siil ;sets connect , he ins eet‘. moire;oholl appear In the- title ieCeWevei- Vitt Imosedietely I ikefted aoli tat sty'bit OA one cow * Slims ... . t Accsaaws. asford, Cass. • 11. 'tows d lit ' Yo l 4 l #ll l o l o. j_isal may al nition of tithe : usdelosillods pa i • wapilissavaras, asst his dr ecidivocat. oismity a - sellie saMertlist *re*/ 404 *el um ode Affith town Moors seditious, Isfa* rob of siosseess • an, as they sofa I pay *Oh bissistsr sad emsseditious, nil the ' Ifctite atialset Meiseriseast wee tadisidamtitlesid „Os. 1 latuathissasis Us toad lisdli Litcl oreTtodelly: iailso la* f«.. idiom for libdri* . . the he wswooPkWia• A WWI e property has Oates nassaha WWI le - sari sac, botcher, Aids A MI 1 for any villa. sighe,4) . o4ot aft sulrwlims lirnpliggi.ll *ki t basin thiawn Its yid of the copies,. 11.400aMiSaisigrhs esidenoviaikaPftlesipslast and several pert sos *ere 1 pwlth to tom- hirnss* . ino* - Staltnigir solloll.l‘ 1110.4soise 4,10/04 tie noe s 'Gibe's 611 of its progress bet :siwomedpiirst4t i tiiimat *lief*liefks .seised a il by which *Mt " the*; oftMa aarilkshotadi .!'‘Wf t ' M 4 . 114 , body :' foam . 1)91 ... . . .... A _Alb . . Ir• _ .6 11 - • •Wievorraribirimmiplielesdliel4pormaspiii idetelo-tbok. Weida:est era skip* Crieunittgeoutd It iont unfrequently. hap- pens that the seeds ebf life are trimmed hjrtite inditiretioe of ail unguarded hour. By s superior seethed tech complaints ore easily curd; and even where stbris :elate filed,, we (rest shag we way presume to ever a rattiest essestablishineot. - - - - - • 'antes.* !xi l e :g 'been disepgutsgrs in OAS' Of halltred.ilissi so fostauces t . tine Ural. at ILL the Cn R requisted to tuatuAbe 'parley me t si& a* "miner of living. incbaingt iteil a ernes; and. the ungte svH be Now ursie4 f t m. . y • iusin emetiniurte our undertaking, lige s which we bieve,pretsulied t o slue • longs , Aunt, surf in cubscbtonas with such this • Ofin is. lows. Currie mad Co. 4.y be coltsnlied bz with (he greateg.uneerey and lumpy, Oar Wi t Hatton-Iwtsfen.. 3 t EADAIA4 *irpokiktfft.=, IV* PMIOII4 den. ..,P•"7tt V±l` Kismet' and PutNalsr4s* tat,inet* &k t* 31 . 4$inicia OIF wicsw Mafiosi/eel. h.:r i ~,' h. l -'' ~~.., ~ •• rt: I - I .~ , ~i, !^~ +R".I~ .. ~~