The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-14 00:00:00

iiiiiii i itirraulditA Ars 7 7 11 1 1DHATION • . or IIIOtSELF AGAINIIT THE CHARGE OF : IRONY. • • • • •#-..tt v.i.V. „- • • .01.— TO TITS EDITOR OF THE STATEVIINW.;" Sitt,l was told. the other day, in a notniiratiio, company, that part.of my Letter, • Dro., 11. was once: : i posed to be written in irony. I hope youniLeaders in general have not passed- so harsh , a tenstruction upon me, and at All events I think it becomes.me to ~ • ' PF'Kert ago** it ; for witat, was the subject matter taf this passage ao mejuriqusly misesestrued? .It wee! no mites Sir, than the word of honour ed a Priattf loci leas tan justice, the equity, the receideatLeat, . ~., ..the fi delity, and the siucefsty of our august Alltle ' Bow irreverent it 'would here bee, in me to ha •l treated yeah subjects 'with irotty t te a mutter v - eily n easy to be conteired - by all tnect . llare I netcoma. reeuded the eedeavotara so raltstir,eferted v * Allies to maltt Peace , with Bus ia.4410 11179.1. cot asserted that this Want was all along owlet his obstinacy or madness, or strange humour, or b taste, calf it AR* Itesti lint, but not to any Air. gircesation, or biiteih - o) )tanour, on the part of the 4iliefc *he heneeti.g and faithf ugy. edhermithroath., out to what they first promised and agreed upon ? Have 1 out appiied to their' tnagninimity4;eoil dia. playesfOn that occapion, the teezint of lie treat* : King .briar that 6' if,gond faith . and .truth were battishittl from all the rest of the Worli, alai ought they (i) be found in the mouths of Princes ?"--Vhat! , )1 r..gorron, is the world coral , to such a pam, that a thsin . cannot speak of such *tiered things aalleaseur, truth, toed fitiM &c. Withouttleing sespaqtrid etas ieseatiett to meet at them ? .'This brings Ito Airman& wind I hare heard those pretty Ladies . remetk Of , one another,-who 'emote themselves in taking the- de= under the archway in 'Ciaveutlerclenr;--La !..,Iyair d—tned4oest she looks ! . ~ i .:. ‘' ..Solsei‘Jdo. Lino ;4 there Ought to be some little differ**. Maas • between .Tx mOttsie Tan cp4St - Vim. i • 4 - Utendls*illnstll In such august persons, and (One of I p these Seib* wale,* liii . dlillaily . if I member of her i r, owe misterhOoffl BanAIeAUTE has not beeii. hurled ito a I from the rir one. .:Nti a babas nillingly abdicated it, i ta, and at thotinle he did.olkthere tires, niOre Frenchmen ; aft its garrison in the strop. towns on ,the frontiers. of ! of Fiance,. indeountriessenitipous, than foreign fites'' of fn thetingdom ; not 44 - the army desert him, ;lAA- bye yiecied relectaillY fildkrtraWatilet" they hw'rd*gkfiee re find . *deserts's! theor.. Who -then shall mulatiettt -• NApoixoles free surrender ' or'the equally reIL4IIC; cepteacat of tiro old djinistYhy the nation? Say.tiset Ite - nattapter es mad, if you please; mad ambition, as titeithra se it, bath long been imputed ; le° li*. . Siy I . hat. the foul fi end bath possessed hbosegotlds body, sod ,mind likewise, and like poor Tota l bath made bite " false of heart, light of ear, bloody of : hand ;, hog in - sloth, fat in 'toga, wolf in greediuttas; S drag bt madness, lion io'prorP:. t'etl!•744 :if .trallii that he, is a feAito hi'd Itill i 'lluetainf ‘ it. .. l sta tc.ry Ud Vai l _Os peef4C - A1 liarieß.o4 itisMl, .addle of the ma to awful* kingdOm ~... ~ .. • In Short, let .your Readeresay; or think, -"'?"' they please, pi to the 010*, Aratt did, !retied's*: Jaw nonatratite to reject ,all the liberal and mug. nanimnus offers made to him by Allies ; but let them net question the truth and loyalty if their con. duct, or suspect .. tne of . treating with disrespedul. irony, that conduct whieb.l so highly' venerate. There is no medium between truth and falsehood. I say, that when the PISINGC liwasti cares to the Parliament House, and declared that it was his sin cere desire-tanieke peace with BONAPAILIZ in terms of perfect moderatiim — ildlestice,' ha spoke the, 4' . . 2. truth. If any of your Readers think otherwise let ...,,..4 he slunk it would:4 4 4 l .i n their Aftrjraiweg.tberf i tmitiow . :: l6 oll l ..the large' °Lila ' •-• •"'"' """'• ' • them say . so—why not? Does offend the Paine's? 0' no, Sir, has not the Pansci i prat„ t h y cci idst,) ,. . we h , O te lliV ' • 1 - ' 111 1 .1. -2;barometer. ..She Deli:lidera eadeaveured - to prove. declared, Unit the power by which he acts is a Our! dp/er" dtat4avt al: ' wit , . ; and •,r rt.. "tract the per tentage upon the -risk was estraragent s 6i 4 ., for the bene fi t of the people ? And ought not 46e . ; be thei & wish to pi k e , lint ...,. . • • 140 that the risk included the obliitation. to put Irtj people to know the truth! And ought not the • 0414..: f t h osert i o m les 6041,,b u tiaii et . . n od r 1 ': llattit!.the glass in his house. Sevetal witnesses, however, duct of every pahlic trustee to be open to larestlia'i hardly be leasgietellufret+ body that the. probes a : *are predated upon' th'e tiart •of the Plaintiff, who tion ? I should *oppose that his Royal Hilliellee i thin soh& Obi l 'aelieertid -with such solimoites eilkated that the Charges were eetretheiratederate.- . ... , would be quite delighted at the oppotionitrof s i r e. *, so august a personage, an e, be coiAlifilflll4 , ! Ai :h the course of the evidence they said that the usual, porting his principles by his practice . .It has bleu ' ) kosital. ; a nd If their commendations p . !nt:_per tentage upon risk it ,conreyiug looking glasses , hutted to me, I sonless, that there are men who de! subjected to such tart constructions 11' '..„ , shield : to-the country was 101. mid that this demand was not scruple to give it as their opinion, that the Allies" l bws e lm t&m o r & to see, Mr. os, lb . _..„,iseetrog made whether the diiiatcewat'oite mile or 100.. In had reetprotenY bound thernolatalt " evil ' to 1,1111 i; has got very 1144 Into fashion. One orthe . WM- town the risk was charged at the rate of five pet cent: veoreorany kind with Itconaeanta; that the nego 1, Pell to ,_ .. ,,,ehoni I allu4ed at the beginning my let- . A verdict was found for the Plaintiff. Mations at Chstillon women - a - Arco; that the eery ` ter, handetil : year'peinfl Correspondent Ti• Ise conditions stipulated by 'the 4P Allies in concert i ... roughly es he copld have done th, hive thou' delivered to the Baron pa St. AsosAw were only ill- • kun te ff.....A s ti nua ti o g l -, th a t la t ' i seeded to dupe BotOpattAlli : by rendering hint' 6ll4 , 4 Nadirs of the •Stallett.te'yeMili - to the danger Tfiittitataked bey which danger ( 11 .! ay, that the Corporatiou of !deaden foteseen) might have been prevented by a cerise - ••Agino-tWlet homy, test lion of his forces ; .that, to render this -deception - . n- - - t r il at kAtt i er Ai o -r k i ti t. busiest more fatally certain, assurances were , given throaelt: r , • • 'Y. 140ei n z• ta faa - l a - ho ax his own Wife, that his fativer.ittLiew stelae wss'l d .! , AA civic r tt o - T di so t ritmggsph te . so* any attempt to be made to deprive Mm endolaa', i , . 'I 1 Ileiteilites) 'this solemn family of the Throne; and In order to emdermlitos 1 t bei • t o t iffie n - tv ?. v ow . a l i goet i fo i in 'lll4ll promised security, the Auetriene kept_ i _ skou fee titi 'frit 'city° itt 'ihe • World to for some time, and only came &retard 181'''''Y' the ' elarations, and pot betieve them* to great approached: all , this L Italie • itesiik aid itu,, ii n c tr o r. s i t .., te ..iiit e r n m e ., the . much more; but I cannot, Mr. Emote, lies . - credid s kilk e rivilt t 4 t : lit the nit r siiii i •g e l i ; • 46 Such horrible treathery. :l ask', is I. mill* d or t o f a g .- O t .i ' h i vo lli dri i ste d .it., i f duct *o father should sacrifice his own damtisimotilt ii i, ta t • Iv in ,d , tie l ett 4 , o vey , use encompass any political liaten"ge whstever?'' "Iti ;is sad' oak; •eVe,.Sti. gessinit,' as • Oat hsothattkl give one so ow to him assentor:oi ail th j k g - . d i e i nie i, iss thiti k ehtedietr ,, pnviectinn under his own hoed, only to make Istord.l a t if64•! -m e w O o o tt i t o te d.4 l % swo t , , certain the work of dostruition ? '• r • ' - alliliAirefidatiotit tiettillf 'lkeill"'" 14 4.' 4 4' 1 ' 7 '1 Such opinions as these lam told are circulated. ,-/, 1 -lici, 1,.. , - , 1;4'611 tifgkilleiti l l the Coetineat ; bet we, is Illeglaad, • k uwe's litter • mtiqsathhoght r ei wars. sea c, . A ~. sI. f,t it At''' 1 than to giee credit to such iiiiiwiftlas. We a** bit -.44*34.......--2 --,,,,.. such gulls as to believe esithlis jell_ bottle. We are a thinkillitample. lift Rulers of the Ewa, but cedilla, ' eespect them, if they were lease sea lottour these that are sat in aetberity . cause we are told that "the gewersetiadsts4kelli , f Con," but falsehood aid deceit ate not therefore the governments that practise'' ' be of Quo ; nor can it be the will . should honour them. tot rei 'loch 'therefore, he cast on our Allies, whose ieibe theite of ererytiegue. It it i fiat *litre praised by the Seglisit .c..4::,hristian nation, *Wet. altillitt; ~., rated door was discovered; the jeer and. part of the clay were breught feta Truro in carts—,-and John Rowe and Henry Randle, the former of wifetsi • eccepses the mills at Troyew,,, and the latter those. Sammoned attend Work] Pooley, thee Sessions.— manner jn, He stated, Trahar, of he had the never mired , where he tisfactery an, Any pervilt . of the flop s OrOektii AlivotAtii * nee Su& titara.tares King Lear, ~~ All the Royal College of Surgeons in - Loodon, loafly sligvnie4 riwir niteldiult for the last 17 years to the atodp at thositnisorders which - so frequently embitter, and tutrofleo prevent, that inestimable bleming—Mtatriritouial Felicity. Tbir atitiov applicfitions . they have hitherto received (rani perfais of the 6r4 distinction, and the tilifuno tutreet-rmitendint; dad! sib peeior mode of treabueat in such tionplaiitta, Indere aim the* bliel3l to offer their .hi att ilia', of debility or de. ficiency. whether resulting tram the too *valency oif pawing to the gaieties of Cohintionle life, .thelinhountiodiudtd wore of libertinism, or a secret soafary habil - , which wenketw the energy of the mind, and .tertioss the llone - r of tonna?, Sy 'traducing sterility io the one sett, sind• impale** in ttsettiitheo, Av) , infer a safe :slid perouutiut cdre, - ;: : To those who, from ouch cosuplaitdA tiew.peeHe tering jut& the Married mite, and hennaed to sett relit taper their infirmities 'in silence, it •uhatt ta tope linetieltadip itfiesli - ineffectual the .r,ure ,niny be deemed by a renovating , nod WNW tar moth they - sound mid' vigormis.entratitittion: • 4 -frettieNtly rogliatied in' a ob vett s ivs of Venereal Infortlno, by mode of bean - lent. geedily 04 m itt re,ttaint in dlet , iir exercise us nba, the Urethra acid Oleett. %%Inch they short period, w ithout hookte-rectairstio elects or the amities iv-fermiers of tverAl kentletnee setretaltikilys. a very snort eclat - After 14 1 01 1 04 14 " . • •i t ~.~ telt We srqeort A 1140 bot pwasepr ks-lektfiresie!trApildaew„. A ge, Iph e r i t e n i o rs i w o lf: m o oed. to attend 'l r _ e _t e 'r et _.. 66 * "'Ali_ r • ati l t, 134 - 7ft4 moo ahOkitihrribe • Jiitil' *lvhin; 14.•issilibp filter. Henry' Poole so rwe MUM. Pet tiegrame., , noterdNi•aiDerlarialiesi *OE bli Ile . hu g h l ip e t ee oho peehided st the Petty Sessi .tt igt*" . i .,.. ~..- W. 1. :. Z if i e ntirt:7 l 2 l 4 y ! * tlit e aTtv: rr u g arb4 t Wa *" Vow a gas, the folios/hog - account . of the mat .."..r .--1 niar l awfmatoaince tiavea.lfitlrNe.eai If Or I V • - 'kW opt! hg,boavq• ,pospessed of the clay ;--Ife r7l: -- --- . .Y 757.7 --- 7 i4l- ' neeetef/addraf6 Paean tasotasoViirtvetwAsort_. .1 1 •4 , 01 a. . "a4arPe s ' thou he 11# rented the, mills of Mr. Wm. Trel are at a Gibs ; m i t t op r lmittpir7,474, , .4 ' 0(11 . shill place,itoi . thilateid4 Months ; that he I 31.4 th.Bl, i* lIPP Irma rib Itme'" 11 # 106,011 awl' 1 ,. clay at ble'vaith:fet'ible, and that he never lof GOD tat vie 0 411+0 , fient 0 Sioetill___ i ___sbtOigigISF.: 101 •' . . .i . l. . ' ",; say of, ii witbilide- door. When asked wh .w k . , . . . 0 lob ie l l " alkbas i Iti;iogrif ri rilerAN — rbii 1„•,., • .:- .. , I,i l 4 haucbtitissiaillys he call gite. no satisfecte hose inagnanitailly IPraeftUt Atifidelestattier lasi. Sri 1 1 sgeh tjpelibeApm e il4 be tFli iluk ; pamei ot any ii'mmist Ss. 9. tril 4 , l r *l t t i l l o rtgt -if • • ' l''' , l . 6 A ir"jpgirN•iiik yt holit,p, bad ao}dsany of it. . A park of ti a . ,• . t'OldiON • Whisk 1 r e m % (* ° ' • " ''''.' ' *:' . ' '." 1 rOUDd ID thfisarks.being iiiiii) Mk' it Obi ific 0 1 01 .4 lilt ans; °44.11. wi'llithibeo s e •theibleri ts rolVe'cif i 4";.i cnntain a' Atiatifity ' wt' lia'y. t 2 1'414.''qintifil • and theroaion4dcflay, aaroacsit y. .. i 1 , R,l;c. , ~. ._ , ...,_ . ? u . _ vita,'. aluoimil pct : Ss. 3. tatted vim, ditelpated the apptvhcusto , • . ' - roteritialumarywripiewes- .-- • - • • . . . . , . . . , ..., . . r • . I , 1 . . 1 k i .... • • - i , 7 - novr • 'DIM STXTESMAN . . .. . . . 0 - - . • I .0 . ... .". . . . • —Jk Ljit r Efi l iaLitdri ile E. '' ' . ' iiir";4ta l iel. ; I;aald- alit . 7 d ) . takicier . . lightened nadoed Ilia, Loiyelittedie messogh----. l ' • - '; . ...... .. .. ...,,,i 0 .;..; •••.•• • • - • • is. sold ict Town by.maeight.• sovecifseed WI: : , 4 ? , •',- ' frock 5 551155.15iiK"1eiD5161.14"tv551641 " fel"' ( ligitia? otAiktit 45,ENtit Kee 13 . by die . MogiatroottAbe lallaste 4 'Mat )thelfwgioo, ivud guile v endlrpacharyi,..lo_hapeltheetaore nor ~„•• .- • , _...., . latore had not moiled .ehemlii..iellict , t.iteenisc:". . '... - • ' less than II Diti?Dlli- ais g r f Ate. : : gN,A kl ugjosi.s is . • ,:: , .. •, , ; . nrbp ?Its. . . . . natty: .. ..... • 4. . ..• • . niOnStl:ol3B9 &d re*Oltitilk 4 . 1, • • ''' • . Ilk 791 ' ! ' ACT/N• , : :Boodle midi he mail Os i n tins* Penwether9 M. ' VA " eutiee Pelvit Te r ee° ' lll / 4 t t l i‘ li nitien ' This ,Pefeadent wita.br• tup for judgment 'by Mr. Oder ; that he had been in•tinsisehitoolgei n di eg4 'f''.., Te the Chief fliaglatrefaillirtaiisoit homier le-con- china clay fee Mr. Wei ' , bet . thseithwesever atia.d.,- . • '., tided, and a owned trout it Mii.'• TO; was in theshabit default , for jksiniting an cise`giltcnr•Cl,Cl,4 , oll . the town i e( IlTigai3. ' . vl4 • '• :-.'' -› . any of it, with finer, hervlngsseet:its Aden Paata v ti• .. .• . 'fr..: ~. 4-B*Yither that . tlaga...at th• ora l 4° ' Mr. rtisanor-Gewert4t , attil . Idr. Pau' Imit. Mr. Oster's wasehause. ..., ,-:;;.' *' • 4W , Doug arat a tiger of *II .vest • , rtawee .,,, th ° 1 1 : 1 1." ported thiiialcitii•di s ,• o 3o:*" l -iT*°o 4l 4 in • John Osborne mote t ! that .hehtts been employ**, '..) ' ''.' '" • I T 'worth,.wtHe *going to war for .• 4 D.V110..k0 ur "*"* mitigation. 7 . ..:* ' ' .1 1 . i i iiilit, 7 , _. P S. , 5.... .„, 'to drive Mr.. Oiler's horses,. bin that when they weak .. ' ' •• ' " *bung . i 'mu' for I y .James Rowe, . brother to. the milk. a t; ''t 9 a•-:--i- Yare the nnilepal heifer' , ice raided, ought and 'f he Defendant' put in in . , a , detibtless do consider this. Thirinfaity of 'unworthy be bed a wife sad ideiliittlems.. -,• , '4 Tryew, I was seat iffkb• them ; .that Rowe not only; conduct lb private life falls • spots •, a man's owls, head' The Court adiodeed4 co lv 0.....the.h0p.0g- • fetched the clay,. hat mixed it, when gr b e t t l i o nd, wit Akr li *twee; het if any , italts attaches, to public trainee- ment in Laninetet 7 •v - i a nd Yo give security for • dio soar . tine ,be believes no oloylios n "(riot tk°99llooltOOds to l b . * 4 lO tO ntr Y• " I d hills : 4l ' k! 'future good bolhavlopir. •i .:: • . . t to Roadies':mill for the last sus mend's, .aa.na h a g -II: eppmno a .to se that a . . Mere . acrjspuloui regard ought • SW V. lIIIIIIIRT DICACE. . . . t p threeteacd . to inform *Oust *them,- ifidsey :did wet ;• bi - l ,'and doebtlesi, is peid, to., heoe j et and, . , This Defend a nt, . a hop-dealer, at Wrexham f e l' ! leave off the Or/Mice that. he had , beous proveigett ' rig ..• - - dothluatihe tie affairs of ;Wipes . , than breirght els foieligment,eentieted on 1111 hear- hotr s 14.1.-r; i from intorralegby the,threatepf thetwe Room lll** - I ' '" t " itedividnels ;""wf"' i thls opinion • weS.:_,_ThE i l nodose eli , visiealtioit Extol Officers in the execution. I d eclare d, t h e y * o v a is Mutt if he Ad sa..4(rato atiFtanee, who 'mitt that truth "gm . l e: ell ‘ et their ditts l , with his ,earaple-koife. Ilepurin affi- - ! Magistrate declared their deterrniustion :toile" - ' .. • ''' 1 . - '.. ead. , ,ia ,t h e .niodLbli t of Princei, •theo*li . :del 404,4'100m . y / es ,d 4 y ,ef;ir ,and , . r aa tae. good a aundle.la tier fell penalty of 101. . • ....: . - lie fr ~ k op. &MIA •• • •Vir,•ette'-.lloertillsii I. obolicier . 10 1* 'was ilat ' ataks e fgf er °ll :. • From the erboli l •there is - no doubt that itemsnot . ... . ' .. *. nm r e 0.1 4 0., r,. Fiorrois, ,• at : there are, persons who, • f U r; Na te nod ; mi . i . mph spo ke ~,,L.L.... in a u t ;g at r. j Randle are She agents of persons who have had goal- . ' •••3t •••4 c: _, • lbeiere l - or pretend to bedeie, that, the declerat*e ' Or otesistiessa4. an d ai l •• ~-,, di ... ...._ i u'' .6i. "l: l ' ime """"" ta.. . 4 6 . 8 "' l a ; 1 cleat cunning to elide a legal conviction. %Immo: ) 1 . rita made by . the Allied tiineielgns, resPeCting - their WWII --: Itaildhilltla in Oak"' I ll it pui"" l "" n r i n'''" " 11114 " ! that a quantity of this • adolteratod flour was skit . .. e of ri . ••* o cousin* to be '• troll:am , I** 4ollll as itibeatteuedla the ibry.lst dispatchesinceived by i D I , s . _ aLw dais. since ; . to which ph : .i. • . , for wriymitein a f ew native,: referred to that Oriptrifejf ender. Its , presiit• - ceeemmaerst. . ' , 1 • '- • -..: ' '9, I ten have been etritten.opon the subject. ~ - .. . ....11• state o es governed by-the Rootteatfthena utlitade° l b .. • The ATIVIIIIIWINGaniIIi t t, did not aggravate the lln ceosequence of the above informidon ate., r r: .. , 4.,.- 141. 411bsilitsi""o the Geteel4netil 111111° ' 1"41 r 2; case, and . booed that tl*,. et the.prosecution forwarded to theMegistratet of Plymeeth, a seism'. '., '- +.*: - .f . :: bqt, Sir, .1 cannot a ge tirigch istoulttrection.e. thl Was attained, in coavisting ehop-fittfirs; that the ' was on Moltday made of 40 sacks of this 'abes9...,„: :, -....tistt : -., words of our august Mlles, Which'On 'such • nalia ',gi l t'''. °Seers bad II Tig he hatititekla the mark* on Viable ci N sposkion, • beard a vessel lately averred •', • • Ver. inight;" I think, be criinpirlidti teti, tit the. Wel Ho L ,,„,..6. 0 ;,..._ . • , 10. ni-i ___,_ ' i from Truro* which was fealid to be . consigned tai -1, .. Sisters, of}' whom Maeheek (whew iii fo u n d hiniself .ii i - n r - Z; nst 7;7 l - die ll _ A (wood's Defendant to be imnotri the proprietormmf :an extensive fiour.saill, %bent i :•,- - deliaded by-their proadsis)•says, " ift4 bs . **l J u g'" `toned one'', month flotilla Maraludaea/ and .04 4 7 fa: three miles from Plymouth. The parties were kik 1 , 1 ' gliig Aeolis ao, more believed,: that:Flatter with us in t ue .. o tro. •._ .1 i • 1.•!t mediately•suniesoned to attend, and,an tom una . • •tioa° 1 'illf-titt a double sense; that keep tbe word :of „ promite ta _ l o g i - i i, iincnicAl piil4ll' AND DAVID TURMAS. took place fore Mr. Juseee Arthari, 'f hey deuietit't T oer'ear end breAk it te,bor belike-n -- FAr.be /t. C rete ' These Defendants were Oro h t ,tp for assaulting all knowledge of the ahiptisidefmiCinsy•cOnnicttimo 4. , rllO.l l ! 4 , me therefore to seilinne, that *649' our virtu oi Al- Eacise-offieets in the execationi of. their defy, at a with the pirdis in Cornwall; Melluinie.could not let 1' - lief zoke of bince being great and pe,teilei, they fair lu Wiles ;ithe officers were collecting the . bye. . ; proved to be actually in their poises sou, po cotseklit .i ' . _ 4 l,' L iA;; Rees to eight only us. f % lite ed il 'alch ' p ower g ______,_ - - B owAPAar s : delleafraes i parsansmbo. sold liquors at the.fair ; .-,.the; dun in the penalties could place . . "Fi rer. diehr ;. gmwic _iar the A.DOURBONS, and not mauve IJE su ch .: ..‘" I Defendants were poor labourois; one of the•tactse- .transaction we understand, has beenverried OD 111, 2 vOtal ga 1 1 14 14PP°61"11 wntlid. see " I • 7 he ill g hl f de- v, d I of fi cers had liii thumb severely bitten in the - 1010.-., osetiskoh a e . iitocii . ; " 1 4.11 4.X. .... • ... ....;. owl . . tiny, tp their. honesty, .let also . in itself an • - - ;The defendants had co* -up from trades , not in , , ~ _ . _ t : _ , ._4;4, :t „....- ..,-:. .. w „... l' u I surtiity; . I for it was. dyslarett. . , , • i . 1 • . hew thin gV elitness i•ensidaY• . ••• • . ._ • ~:_a_.: . • I Ktr.acettw .. .May 1.-aetrretet ilt‘.;hell" 4 I t - Pas '. should eatst ; it was Te'cifically stated, that , the .. lz W. D. sei , MC. , " .. 14, a aDOTOWepoite ill m itigati on . :GI ~ / . ~ . . ~ . , _. _ l , 6. ,.., ~ a ....1 ii - ,itii . . • mad one o'clock, in „the.ntorwialf r 7 . 09413, , e. _ , end J 42 hi! . dYniisty? then reigning shotild, a 1 4113 . rote t h e 9 • - _ I L: lthe Ceeay.thinking that an imprisnament . lo -Wee, • trostessed of a larger artiliary *has avp 7,pf °' rot.VVIIII D short time, Tight corrupt them,des,charged 38th -alt. tbe.diroliiilt-ho t use Of SW KS°. Illnnu Sutton at: Kllciagiany, in.il4, s xiotsty, ,Ai Nerd J. ' 14 . # . race of • Kinge ever atijetied• tgirmcsillAct.equipesed .4,0 0. Iv , euterinciato ,titOr pentad:it recognit . auces . . 9._ .. . _ . , e . y . 4 .. , er . . . 1r , ti0t , 24 , -.. e,, ~ sea 01 a flatiattl It ildb . ahagatate ' kat •- 4114111 1 14 .4 11L ' a1e k . to -a ppetiirheq csiliCelro• ,glarsously , Ind telontou 1 nt eu 0 . mad, ~ Awe, * men witia:platoli f alid tsiyone,ts•oti the ea OPOOlos 4 ;., sion.: ~, . to us! tiiii,kad 'Temex.for a poa-pitippilii oOf l l " Thii ik:tiOnitsi!Cititisst. approved of the discre..= I . . ..... used , mi. seet „. __,,.,,,,„_, , frl al ' • fake•security to a tyrant, la order the better to,. g1e.,.. • • . .or stacks. • - Hwy . 1 Ha ; .b roil u n .: 113u !" I , II T. . I • rap si ft thd dOurt.' " ' Wit) , t FaA47 bim, -he has -Im4 roooOrrrte the 4 11 . 1 t.r.o'ne.a, ! ..-1(e: iIFvAN eipialnettothb.Defendanis in Welsh, ., ,, the most:cruel manner, by preyentsitg pestoiaet• r- .. , skr4s. r A' itailltlet ad i fitifitie promises late the rid. .. ~ L 4iso leuitytwiticir had beitoontended.towards them, - heads s aira breasts; firing three 'e r r o rs, ' two, r. , . . alma., r. of'lyihi•fiends, , WIto; - Ittr It' `he remarked, by' . . ._ _, _ Sutton, and one at his seirants, ?which mlttritrOvi. •. ' ' . 1 °"" &Nth • . ' • ! byifiretseduce:the poor wretch to commie the ad* I,atme-ICllla V. PriEN'ItSiNTON AND JOHN *WIDEN: . n iAliftip. Defindantt, ware brought . up for aisnulti,ng dentrally missed 'them, though 'the villainy hadioaded 1 i • ' pr6lio the pistols • with tails nod ilues;whichwe;e }ricked ', • , o" it 1 105.vi1444,00ey •afterwenlS• assist t •P a t5 14 .4..i . i. 444 . ,,L. - , strocffing Excise-officers : . Renton keeps a . rel. tt i t eL- *lllll = l"7 "' Peilfic : Ilistice .l in '' - 7.7* . ' .. " T. L...... • ' $ ~.. .. , sit ; L ambeth. He put in an affidavit of up tu the morning,, : flattened L .agitiost . the well. - ; , - L ilt • : ..pr,.... - . vejmnents re j ect the ..octrine .. e They then had•sheterbevityrioydrder this Clergyals4 - ' , Tim rendv a ..,----- ---- .rs'aild - his good enoduct towards them ; the p r e sence . of 'his wife and 61,laily,' t o go instant. . f -. 1 ' rilnitlii"illidiiitnis.'" accomplish 'll-5r1355'i • ben"— ' .7.- 1 '. illifiCiNltt ' of the' Presecution an: affidavit was i n - .. • ..., . ea I I 4 ..,. i • : .wt l' iscritii. % • -INT . J'Alitli‘ itetrtr.t.n reed the 4liirvi In ; • .„ La A: . ly on his knees, to preitare ntmsen !ma dearly , , }s td i. me is t ia -.--* ltatmg seven I re .d• ire nt ammo lilt 4....rau....ng: .• . wil ds on e •••. . •• - v ili a l lis .! to open. nis ,moutrt,,opott : I•ll34.lllkith It very lemreetti,e;iessee•eti,thii tole, ' beaem l easp, - of which the .Defendsult itad• been con- • ofcocker pistol loWilir. Suttot97l', rori* .. , . put the muzzle a _ . ~ .bria r ''', 4 044 1 1 ismot - td-be i*Pr wl _ i ___ sed _ , "e _t be Y 4" ln al tL e ': kuyd. • Mardcn wits the, other'esierntet. . The 01- 7 , mouth. At t hi s el e men t - hi t& %attest *reamed out. . z Sir 1 1 01,11 1 PA c an c Vi Po Pastkacrt, we emir ;a 4 ng .:,gmewiti .cuinitimess of the .ofse weie progeant, that the De- Afraid that the savages , wire militg'her ill iM r. 4404 . thwil as thi ; I vutokinectice it theo!.ehes. 7 i ..'.' - - i oreiithOlis were IlliitlY . eng a g ed ' a t' th e ' time of it/i' ton knocked tike pistol aitt* - )be,rillein'a iraadOniit ' I • ...' net therefore,. rashly cell its ,fr,tion . -, . A • . 6 . •- ‘. , ► .- •: . my, 1 tio . ~ 1...• ' • 11. - -;;eit. , its i ieli i , x-,.... i immure an obstruett . . . . - lied to her assistance. _ljia eased .fillowad alit too f 64 ' - ""' *D itt. --- °'• • • •'3 i TiieCOsosiVo-StweSalle. edlielitesd ;the Caort gar' rusic ?Mr. s at ." the moat. - Tur... 1 ' 'that t lihs'tiorilitlftatit _ , ,at 1,, , _: - ' ompaelem. ; • .." ..it . ..,..,- ---4 ""e'rFeh...--99 • ••• - i - a) ' Ajappartted •• - .•• . 4' 4---, ••ielasithseati ire ,- iitthiriol-be, .. • Lena! CAN 44 4 ..-- s • P . ; ' • - • 1 • F"'"""-'• • lifig; biro) ,by the partg toNesstssinate h . im. cvilit t . i. , 14,i ial• - linpibeig - itabaleathaer7 • -. .. . . . • . . . ea . icuboo. 4 f• •;, - . . . . ' i';' One !hart had his face ffleguisecl, ,' • •wk,o •it is- thought; ; WiLliv '..1161 L" 444.414i4kniletairn e 4"414 '" I M Ceeii a t ir the Dera " Rn4 Rea l m ' e ' rho dor. -Tit nth . s did siot.mint• :to wish to - '- ,' r...... - fOrsood. their .promise . of leer g, im poi-, ' e • .‘ , . - ~... i i i tiv.i...6.-11i0 red i ii ' . woe _lea . It c t a f . f 111 • • , ► 0' •• r PtY " 10 ° at —I - 4 - Tr"' . "w'' : ..! .disono-thiunselves, nor 40ea: „Al ti,fetgoo *Mel, bq ~ . . k iln; - a b ig g er territory than belonged' -air :e e* 6 44 tiG r igothigo n ji • '• • • : foi siX'aidetbi. - . t the Klisgs of die •14.1a0e• bust he, "eitigai. tra, ell . ~ , : i ... re ~ - -114 esiersaW one of .them before & Afnmo:linsarkinfandl .- . 'art) iii, house far r op** of three boars, ,i • ref.!' `, by tiatineat, alias tit, lhat ' llind, * i ' tiY• i - , . .• ~ ...v. lAp: plun dering . , way i' depravediaste, chese r ao abdicate France.. . , • eta. •' ' . B ra g kith ' ~') ') • i jp•AACk CoUltr,'Hitie. ' ,• OO7 went demo ettire,:a....--,..10*, "Pp sg.thellialri ,1, &reel i argge¢. Joinud, , without corn- fi elds, or apd!foreil cots 14•4 ' .- 1 / 4 , 4 ' .1114h1 V. ADlDVitis •-- • • "1 alost, pielitikity. + 1t14041 ontt'-eold food . Coen N. - , , Thin With cast in *hick the t e m* 0,.. 1E 1( it, - . ipitoksaolett of • : ~ • .pc yeajorei ,or. roads, or whee l: . fa 0 f tark, I • C. •§t P, ‘1 e 1harr04 914 ),. , . bat. rhatrrlaantouut i . bill. delivered / . ,9v ill delivered by Liellriol:-the Decendaut, • ." r .PI tiff wee 71. its. hatittg ' *at, and went . .11r• *sr hero* doh FT . ...• . • • 1)9.11 icc ' ; msfriroi, lamt anchovies in VIDVID• for setuling .a . wattle 0 . _. _.. 131 Inaking &IS fres' Watt - la the direction eet • • - -Ifoote. •.: , 1 s j "‘• - Sir'' : ilk: l'i flu that the Ullei s 'old lainster toratney,'and taking . the . upon himself , _ j _ . 1 .._____;_3. ;..„.......,_,___ .._,...,_... ___________ ,_i. iee 0 .amemt . . ibe citinens of Lon Aittestain ilbO demand 0 the nth , . ;l ima . . f t : ,- VCATRISONIAL . PINACtTY. ' i). , i !: timanum opmforrofctivo MAW fiovere . , ir d o . •,, ' •clmeged A:101.1er th e iiiks hod; the remainder .for IVIESSIC. : 4OSS and Co. as regular 'Members of itti n'l.tes..in their Atidres:4ll . tat riratioll W611 1)11 v- Sher the a:1111001mM hire of men, aad'• the repairing a•• _ 'ha Rival Callere of Sureenna in Landau, have veal --tva 11. ,1D(1.4 :inning of !II l e,t-;,A A verdict wad foend for the PlaintilL •7 I , ` mss !rimy "MC ...ft• • ..010 c. .at+ lent .b riikhltae, si ! : t.l.if •' • . false DO Bevan 1 - - • - • • 1 , 04 4 11 . 4 ii i kk ot i t - -.'' s. ' f laltilitiOU,S * ill. mos/ 4 7'16.k%! • 1 aptr their in fi rmities 'in silence. : 10 w ewer difficult or ineficetuffl , Aber Prnefitinners. that by a n the .• , e , .• • . . , •.. , they only Irnitintiel Ili a' round this adman . ~ • .. A Cert e ffia pisat .ilei s fr . meal of isfeltstklion and every $ dou • tallow! A disetivery *0 made did Tharititty . se'nnight, of >; mild an d ne i er .f„lti ug mot h; of , that t •vir 04. : g most base impbsititirtVilthilde has, for a long time, (Heath refturrelloviikunt re,tra b it tl i J , l4 6 lo r :f iu • . a th a l tor t: t h ree est 4ibifftlA practised on eke , isthabitants Of 'rrnro and K re" ' , Wax p . eift . e. :-, " , .oy_earne sous concerned in the, , . tie pai n A l utncernas effects Vor . t t a u . - . "ea Mute va Ilt, . ~ • ~ . . 1 whielt tars -gives to several tt - i J . lase bre cured ton vent nn deals dine iL i sgillsees,. wptain a *art dilta - nce • • - ilket . jilace. '* • tidmirai .ermer0ye.4,,, , ....ii iful . - ei - 'tr ' 716t i iipiiiijok.. .b.iliii WA! iti* ' tiie MaglitallW 4- 4.. piarsts zimaii.. r W b 0 o make it rea t . . a ' qiiiitWilligi t ' . tilied - it . 0: Steoealt,' pl_rdp i efr a eaurahiUthapturis us* tO ,iliF , ..j. ragmen, *a istili king china, was constantly f • lidieCkiftiA k " remedies, the general 1 i the . ' '. *pp, mined witth,4lse Roar manufactured et these mills, a . pedhoeclA removed. ; , • VI 'Oat . ' . 1 warrant was weed for searching the prey ices. At I Ifff'sro Cede oratlen: ixelnsll 1 3 tb s , a l ittertitii- ' : w t . about, a dozen sacks of adulterated flour , ' i tr ilirr ,r u lku l tnine ° e f aink c ie ll k : inti P efe. k' w : i i ll ii i ii it i i t s h l i . i r i l i me d : y hale all . tit . i . , for late, being of thauseal weight, 2801 bf. , is ;00*.f4tli as; eithir were 'kited; iu another globs about a ton of that 11 16„ 1 "Ir bet l l_l 4 4. o yrVtt l n tut iforiows eic..•l day vifalatittd. ..i.,,.• . oruneu o f Ape mressono; (I" Crig o • • kaspitnt b rl tevtiainigals froth biebt ofilille" krill At Pentelberi, only a smell 'quantity of adulte- cities, t lure*•lut t obvi itee „ !•6•- '- 1 ' : i' r ''' rated flour was dlscoyerad.; the goer and. part of ; in the ITAtbor besthrhere of f _ ether unrts_ evititnidimis thons 1 X pee Tit k 4; m. &Sterol 'boa& is remota., * * li • ftetifesaiegoe ear i 4al doh s in',ller that they onorwol 'lb (he nblnt:ply ea justly attache lc** . it but justice to • 'beim-seise. bit 'OltfeW. , proptfly ied era red ae4 initiated i mis, emery pipfessitin.(rerti6cntst . f .which. from teritps- testimottials f!oifi the btetekt professional oulbso— ve to' ennvinee tiny emplieer)i That a resede•co - of our eattespioworld, its WillWs ins other parts, entPoldittip them to nswit. their twearcbeS , baying hero e4idfintif eminitornted, the* told , ,ant a certainty of renovation to men as may labour 'teddy Abe' AeholitMitti4 (113451 OF•n-Jifs passedsinder thle torrid zotte: • OM far4sektbrit hating had opierrtanides, kr their protessooriq . ..Omit". ' feirmilighn Ordinate •tirquaiiittroce with the en4tite ..finadi ambits of 4:eaferistg.pen4dos, they si:Fer to tlwe *lnk bes‘' asstirencea of isweedi,ite ' teat the :arse ss sesidtintefrolo /heir endeavours Arst induced them In quit the practice ht . . the • grnervit pratiltiortere , traid 4hev prrentne their pretellinins eon 41"%tte it title o , ,ttod rise the sonsinecedititegi roetfilrece which they the public s been ee liberally hallowed. Patients in the. country tire requested (0 hate the partb.ulant-f of ttad maktter of living, enetostagleremli tame Yos: advise and mediritics..tindille retrietlbrew ill. be gilteuir far- , trawfret.seppy.t.art of the king dmip i ' ' • Ti , lie comullell at their-110**e daily (perinnollv, or by letter, Vow paid) by patienlii - of eltrfee - iiirOter secrecy, delicacy,. and ,ntiention. * • etttfs•tiett • Ciii. ialtatta, l lS, Biitsreck*tieet4 . Flees-overt. D AMAPA r • . " • i Pitit4t)o/0 11 . *444? neikOhtio44:lll. l 4 , 64;lif4V+ 1 4e; 1.1 "'o" OftrAt ilieskilrest: :14 ~iRl ilw,~ • • THE 411 d uf V tgl 3 0 '1 pied s tari , isy ti A i