The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-05 00:00:00

v A ,n do hut b. eousidered that he ought microns eonveyagere of every in/rattle temptatiens held our, *the 1 Baronet sisriptinui6 aid the In! one es* lie surprised - A . . THE STATESMAN ti,- OLD DA] .. ,r .—TstiasoAT. ar years. The plisener wept aloud, sad pleaded his site ad lour children. L ~. s. .. - • =t= = have appeared to do so, but he coasidered teat be might inerable temptaildis laid out, no , one ea* be surprised at . • no: to appear at Lincoln to voteun der all the circumstance* ......m0we- four Children. • the state of th e Hop. Baronet note on the poll. A . pestle tatJo_hst lieasteery, Mred 18 years, stood indictedhenteel- appenneges. Fire circumstances of this rant, *Mel t l e . of the ease, and from the dread of its creating confusion, man who is 1 believe, a friend of the Hen. Baronet, re. Beery Harris was capitally Indicted for forcilil The deputation who weal to Syston agreed with him on fob,that of the sailor wino,. width was thatched nett a h• from the person of Thomas Newt Y tibia* pater', as Mr. Cobbett says, that the way so win the favour 6l er'verelgose sad one halt sovereign , the Pvegrty of • , . ott• a saner watch la d Michael Connor. -e-Elisabeth, the wife of the prosecute , that point. Had they wished him to vote at au culler day af: ao Engids . hma a . is through Isis belly, *add cooTemlwai Wi t h respect sleposeJe-Sbe resides in Oxford Befitting& St. George's. . . they should have communicated their change a opinion to of that opinion also.- Cheers and a laugh.)olliellel the Hoe. Barmier. Sir John has now come op to vote, to the state of the poll. if it bad gone on a little later, it Hanover Square ; her husband rents a room there ; the while in company with a girl on disrepittable Am: hawse I infernied hint that be was blamed for out having• NUMBKR 6883 • would have been snare in our favour-I will not . at present house belongs to a Mr. Quin, who also Weida oat the pre- ter. sear th e Royale! , lsealre.have been already detailed • . st i t ib dans ap earlier. , m ists The room her husband occ upie sin . ,ioiiliiMPAW e say bow much; however, it is still in the power of the m • is a parlour on miss ens of our renter Polite Penh precisely as 01 17 came i . Mr. COLLZT thought after all that bail been said ley gee- county to. go oto-whether they do or net is fee them to ground floor; the prisoner lodged in the same house ; me not today in evidence. The .prisoner wee friend Oipiit 4TIAS ASSURANI ' • Ilona* of both parties, the real question was on the same coasider, 1 said again and spin, and I new repeat it, th a t the morning of the 10th of November, in the presenc e a but also recoroinendeti to mercy fres his y e w, „ d fi lodated ISO% and est grouds as before. The friends of Sir John 'fhorolsi bad from tbe e ptement 1 put Sir J. Thorold in winsination, the the prisoner, witness put the money mentioned in the vi , us good character. PM* . th always declared what he himself them asserted. They oet e ott tt erased altogether in yopr bands. ; It is not Sir indictment, into a boa. in her roots , tail left the horse Are Davis. aged 68, was (spindly indieud for • a • Cap' v RE tarn • him support in his election ow independent prince 3. Thorolii‘eatuse, but the cause of the people. The cum. about two o'clock in the usieldhe of the day ; the prisoner five silver spoons, of the vela* Olaf. from the diesilisaten ner ~plea, and they would continue to support him, no matter her does not daunt me ; I am not to ite moved by the asked her when she should return ? She told biro about 64 W at •, rtbb l' al'll.lllN B TO '1 whetber or not the Hon. Baronet approved of it. The gold of Fero, or to be intimidated by an man. For my eig ht o'clock. On her return she found the p Meer door Mrs. ()WI deposed that the prissier passed tbroog . le • wrest with this Co eirrtors preferred having a man of their own choice to own part. I am free myself, aO,l willl do ley best to, locked, as she left it ; hue en entering the room, she found the shop Iretween twelve and one o'clock in ties day time w foe WOOL end vete@ aedienting Abe . dictation .of any peer. We were unable to make ethers free.-(Lood cheers followed this speech.)e ' liditeir It Cartstioas lefig the w i ndow which looked into the yard, had been opened, the 14th' of N'm her • Sh e *Miele" to have. gone se ' Leedom Polk; lo , see se the c mitre of Mr. Collet's observations from the con- Mr. HOPKlmsori addressed the Meeting in as impassioned and some one entered the room, and removed toe bore, and stairs. Witness , noticing the door was open l e em ag ih liposts, Ladle Potable • ••- • • ihich prevailed. manner. As these Meeings afford Englisem the best a trun k ; the box the money was left in, war broke o p en . itAi ea, ran o p;''styl found bre silver tablespoons had I ' a Wpm of 26 per Cost. . . ..o • Gomm. Mr. Desnwooo. and ethers , made short • fit „ and the sontents carried off; she did not see the prisoner taken from the dining room table, libe bad seen ' • opportunity of expressing their opinions °Oho Coast' _,.._ till . . 1 at ti . 'for Pi& porliitist lust's . • • es which ac.e eonld not accurately collect. l a , tion I wish us re my sentiments on two points. We suethere abort twenty mingles lef r be was to custin y flattop Garden Police office; . Or& -A Perish) wear fOlhilo all eee feill w eiti sl in „t heed „ '•••••' : 2 .' • • •: - ' Welamorous meeting of half an boor the several . are told by the ga llant Colonel, that an attempt bas been b e absconded from his lodgings on the afternoon of the parson of the prisoner, and she Weird* spunk- frOM :ad ' 111 W 4 ' '''''''-' i pi •. • •:, •", ,ut s hil l none , and the 'retard broke up to meet again sh ‘464oA made to divide the Aristocracy from the peepk. I would robbery ; the prisoner hail lodged four months in the house, her shawl and witness received them. Skit Was takee ittie • t i ot , ...en.illehtes sesoodlog to the ..- . . nateni none of closing the poll for the day. wish to knows is what page of the Coastitatinn it is written and hired the lodgings of ;he witness; he had a new suit custody. - mod meadow is made •• *; , IblA cittleek the pel/eWas annouseed to be, i• • This Day. G that the Aristocracy are oot a . part of the ppeple.-(From . - 7, 1 &!, )° " . the crowd, " Don't be to • paemon.")-1 havieilways heard of clo•hes on when she saw him at the police office .- The Samuel Farman Pft" l l" 4 the sPltoosit, whiek the ' Weements to asked the witness if there were not other persons tutor's wife arientibild. Prit • • '.. • n. . • , * ' 'lll2lo7'ese • effewano • , •- • . •.- •..'• : ree , Sir W. A. 1 orilby . 837 •'•'''s that the people asti the Aristocracy was ems g [eat phalanx, left in th e house when she went from home besides hint- said he was ab*., 3 l . e '• Ise e, It ' •• • giageeediuseeoaarat Ihr..Blel. Thorold . ~ 73 1,341 equally guarded by a Constitutional King. ! -We have - nehmen and was in the • LFR, fir self ? She replied, that there were, in different apartmen t s, p shat ' list . • ner • ' • J.; .. .WO 11 ----- day men in, by the vote of the Hon. Be . sample,of By the JUDOB : The palmier agreed to pay 21. 6J. a taken, see expressed her sorrow nr abei t" . ' cud, ' wtheet • - • • ." V. ilit‘raekte telfiiisiti ; ' ' Wee Pull for Sir Willie* one of the people. I protest against the ples which week rent, but he was not able to lily It, haring oat einpler he would suffer her to go, as she Lad 14-11hlt •• • - ' , . • - 1 .,„ A h.. meat or money ;he owed her 11. 11.5 d. hente. • ' . . . '. •45••• em, • . .‘, : •10 • - • ut• • - 2 • 1245 separste old tenants from their respected landl s. Though • • . • Ti,. an nounce 44%m0 nunilsori *as sinsweved by the Gallant Officer may •nat. a pedestal, tom on dil ep i„ The Prosecutor corroborated the evidence of his wife. The prisoner here interroptest the ***row by .• : ' ...." • 44% rrs>at sl. re 4 ., oda 7• ' • " had been guilty of a grunt - smietiliel,4o gee die ettatimery voifey 01 Woe and applause from the iw• dated materials. let him take heed that be may not staid Cornelius Sikh. mated Abet he apprehended the prisoner o at htd been dead I • • --- •' -j " • ' • -"--. • al the ilth Novt the Hi g h g ateArchway d_ ,• 16 0fe eite llf 41117 " 10 es . Wil " a bearin g could b• °I). on another pedestal; raised on the ruins oft e Constitu- Nov.• . Tavern, end requested taese fourths •1i • .-:•lk • •• • " ' • Modeles way so be el d. . . . r .'.. ~• .of him added, " she di ant care f or e • ' '''' • • ' *Baked aeaseer et pee. ~,,,, ' 01 11 1 1 4Plb '. • • aiai t cps. •, tion by anarchical principles. 11' he does, I will ask him, the persons in the to room to take care an offi eth P while he got ~_, _,•_,,,, ..„ 2 , ~ „ , t -' •i-:sf•. 1 •• . • ' • , A - Alas sink of Assume* e elc+, • . ~ , lir W. i sin wi l le ri ped foorard.-Friends and freer are you prepared in your own person to make a sacrifice mu _ co e r ; _eslsor , ,ergot away o was aperwads spprehrteled lenar."'"" "" "eve. In 1 " tee -.so • - • .' • its s e . `• :i?' •• • .o.''' l• • I have ipraip end again to thank you for the of ell that is valuable to you as a man and as a landlord. the !"ed to r[ een Garden. Mr. shorter, the landloni of never was in the house ; that if •e was ireereeny • SSA RINIK.--tThle C t r•• . 1...4 • 8 Highgate At;llway Tavern , stated that the prisoner was r reef a woman awe her the 'I I " lis deekt4 velliels• 's•• • ' - %a • dentition is whielll Yell have Placed me on the poll. Wbni the retreating Baronet told you that be never asked accused in his h • • gave iPc.abil "4"1"14 1 emseitions of the OS nese by gime, on the !tat of November, of bonnet • and when she had the ' * s „," ' •tbe more settsfaatery.to me, as I consider it the best a vote from one of kis tenants. lit was in other words.-- hs • o bh d • • • . '.. la I"et bande t " ' . tally "Pt"' '-'.. 4 ' li • ofthe leo of this t • '* • .nnt r real seotoneats (" Dorgt be in sec a passion; octal. ) ; „, . vi gro e a person named Cont•or, and was left there tor s tri e had hentaken into custody-, -mirth: Am , . . ' If. mar hilted . - white he went for gn Maier. During Eikie's absence. the pri- i shall obt • " • • Ado 1 4 ekaikl . : u Inc.', see added is elegises . 1 and of the eev -• . to 'hens ) -le is an ans wer t o a ll that has been said on tell yon that a body of men came here to-lap -• t( the senor had some porter, awl paid for it with silver, end witness • silty, al - ' - . Ar . "4l‘• •` 17 . , • ' Ali. , '"' • her; side; and there have appeared for this day interruption became te violent, that the Hoe. Gentleman observed that he iled a good deal of money in his pockei. The - e 4, a _ lt' s.•• • ri thou every Pet of the "until' to my was Arable to proceed) • • ••1 - ,:` r• • ' '•• ' f r e e )-1 We not telling a falsehood when 1 Sir W. leunenv came bark to to Sir Robert Hereto Pam prisoner got out of the house during Eikte's absence, and was Pursued by the direction of witne•s, and brought baek again • . ". t A.f; ,e : -, •- •'' ?DLit*. . • ••• -• ,z . ..' - '''' "' ' ;'. ' HE , toedos, Si . , , ei,. . '•' 4 ve "‘"' •' e t . ill . i i the 11 h it : • say Te - but the people is toe hoese, a number of labourers interfered, ••- . • .... - •,.. •., •. • it. s-ows -ate revers on n Ro as eel' that was very far from his intention to vi s y him . He' __, efeetedlis e.ea . ----01‘''---. • : -4 "•11. ; .. .....e.... 1- : -.• ••• .• • • liewplapevibis)) my Hon. Friend prophesied yeller- (Sir Robert) said that by identifying him wi th Mr. Wells, sod ape by overpowering the witness. Ile was -- id: ° . I H r :.--..„- A i . 1 ..., . IM T 5 A": 910 !I OUlla.-A rieestion 0. glens id a , . _-,!.• 4 • t me WA ,. afterwards pursued by witness and an officer, and in about an mercantile men who have wharfs by the river AWN , .: 1 118 " gr." i:4. I -• • • .'s, , 1 ...-•• paling by,eisousantis while they are po)ling 11 intended to vilify him. .1 did notse mean i . . ''' hams*, taken In Malden lone which Is situate about a nide before the Lord Ma or upon the complaint ed Is net le died -. 7 .(tanghier and applanse.)-4 had this daY came up here to support the election of Sir John Thorold, b u ' hi t to ofticket Y ' A from the witness' , • ,-OP -is 1 ' tr• •Te to receive the vote of Sir J. There'd. Thst with tbe Non. Member for Boston and the Gal Colonel. s once. Upon seen ag the pr sonen - - of ambuscade sovereigns and some silver were found in his small clothes unlawfully deprived theta of their • - • '' 1' Nuesispeieelthestely Wino "'s Weems forward to wee* for me- ( From the sod'( do say tha t the three together formed meat' h appy work, stn • pocket. Chambers. • constable of Hornsey, stated, that he ac. non f r ,, emeu i ii the , i - - •, . 13,45""/Plb'b 3l llwOulifituN -.- . ~‘ , 4 i."-I.Kao.igge you wanted it;') -Nion he attempted to triumvirate. , companied the last witness in search •..f the prisoner he t The fact charged tP a - e.. . : olimir • '''. ' t * 01 femme and hat •• . . ,:• .• date day to speak for himself.- !Loud cheers Col. Jonteaos-1 said on the day of Mr. W's depsr noon of the 11th of November . and having secured him, he took - '' ' *'` e " . . 1, 1 g• - • I • mmenionnonale , . . •-• 44 * hoeo)--And Ido believe, bad be been al- lure. that no man could have acted with • honor or twenty nisie sovereigns and two half crowns from his person.- porters was, teat be bad employed mai •pertem Oolgeig S * A U 'thee the tacit ar ks I lit of e s and .1 • ' ' • alit :lop,mlPoic for himself, be wenid bare expressed his manly principle than be bad done. (" You emit away.") The Prisoner said that he received the mone fool. his brother t i tia n - gOl , ha retool - le,. thlidie Vie ' II . 4 • ;z it :by leirreptithipl liefeet frasenly Indignation at being thus brought for- I will teal you why he went away. I did not send him yard oe(Gratns Bur, Gentlemen, I must say, that I away • but Mr. Wells finding that his being a non resident. the previous Saturday, who came from I.lverp-.1. Barris lodged with the prisoner in Oxford builaiugs, • and slept in the no t. be Porters t o T perform the labour, when they elesirardli. ... 1,,„ detras the risk porters. now by one of the ngers of d i e • ' -••• •. in the tingturrled.le d nitel ~ . . , same bed ; was surprised the prisoner was• Orient *OM his parry asked the Lord Mayor to indict ape •ty • ' .- thedi' 44l ....la urlet. . 1.4. ,..„ 111 0 1 beluute.pdmit Sir io g o n old said shoeld not be taken as also, luring but • small freehold in the county, mad tbat • kiesteeelments, th e sentiments of the Hon. Baronet his presence was obnoxious to some gentlemen at large „ lodgings on the n i g ht of the loth of November ; was sore that the b 6 having .-- Dia• .1"5 1' ev ar aeor fur refined thee. , as frentwi t . : ' 3 ' e "v al. Sah " ....a. brother of the prisoner's came to tam on the Saturday prier to which they contended thea.wece entittesi i *4l albs, who 1 May call his dry aurae. in county,whowoul d peay,late (Sir Baleen Heron).y possessions the otherwise s rt ose an d at risoner was out 4 an all l a b our, Arai"' E'•• persons whatsoevet by the two. 1 kW* Of the (tilt'; • . • _ 11 . • 1 , .01 .-(Slionts of isnerista ; " your pockets want a dry nurse.") us, be took a gentleman, Mr. KeedaTl aside. and. to quite destitute of sley Ar o Fe The defendant cotnee • Jed teat • • •- si sirlitice i ) sbillitegat thee th e Hoe . Baronet was sot assisted by him, •• Thoogli I have come up here to sat ibis The prisoner, .. ele lief r‘re, Oatedthat he met s brother t the d rues Se heel easpkrpd . , " a ... • ,'"' ._,. 4s fp s oupy ;tin ; t per form the hear were his weekly servant+. Thi• the • a I ibd iletehl • eke lien,ftlifeebes for Bostoo who was not li here to die ; sole, and •though I bare It at heart, I believe ' . ilt.:thy if his sin a b'si I. se in isiitionto oes• ths J itb of S. • ov.) hear c sad, 4 theWrimod of the people, as be ea s himself - Mr. p resence in some way acts against It' Mr. Reclean rid old he received Ote ,oneety t-sen bin, to tale ear* af it to• e vwp pits • ". . , . .* . ON. mini:Aim ilee absent.- A pnlanee and lanebine.)- I ant to me , aid I said " there is a • Pelnee f°o l °K. ll fhifilthi that lie emit wit', :as •-.i-oth• t to die ;rrusite es Coffee • , r- , Obi regt... Al • t • 7, n We'their neseence.we abonid h o ve lotto a triumvirate. withholds many from acting_ with rm. ind• if /kg ask • .41losee,•to get-a ♦ &sip fa. Ms to Men. e4O i.us 4 seartgarig te s le •••• - * • •• • have the real- min ostensible 'wade of this great b d • -ut.uotteneled chit nee" . le: IA 04).. totes ... •.el himegoi re st i..,e.t . • • - 0 ',t or , !..11. • fir t on - ItAt , •itlii• Will tI , "-Y• advice you Ledbetter retire." I shettld drat halr4aid t _rt silos ; that he agreed to meet him on the nest day.aisd was W hi c h h - s - • • • ..,,,_ s _ . • ' 114/s,4ofgf tie sl stikisalghwfiltri s •:,-,,. '4llabeile am uttgellp "Men .. 7, elwehtLeberreetesewbuweer t e whartingeri felt to he of me greetoo -, . ,',. - !a. "Stimuli: 7 -It I assiOrnons isnelpiltpers.) . Some gonlemen are salting from 'aeasther side,lom la Yeselabireman ? So team, and an ' Mr. Wells said in the Committee. that BRoillvew - fill'oself: • " iris of a man at Isling ton the way to the Royal E r - .., . g lance, as it was to determine whether any wi fi '' them for their direction. When he faabligilit big • ' ge, when he ass taken into custody, and had tior seen the river aisle, from the Nine Kilns downward, th0••,.1 te tar nger a,, g - nose • idlers who •-•' , I ali!tkisll. k .....g •• r- , • • rilialilli Matt leilba.(lollittai.s I. tell you atore,l sago* bora sense would in the least iujore the causee t ite Madk i s ~S. other since. .. neemitted to employ his own weekly lilted servants to o '1 •- . •i77Z1117. : ••• f - fp used I was a Linsobssisire Baronet before I was lontery withdrawal, and he acted bonorabre and sett ".- Justice Bastes summed up the evide slut 6 1 ,44.6 own 1 . 0 , m4 ,, - .. ' 1- - •-: ,- •, we whether he 'tumid be ''' I . '• - " li' ire Baronet. I was knees is this county before torily in retiring. . • . "... Mt opon thsoirriummance of the prisms I:aring • r eompe,,e„ ,O - • iii . i.actieski I r mot or and hire etnneers to do it for 1144;4 %Ike e . issf i; ~ , . 1 1eiVa *lnkeestatrat York, and therefore if you At the conclusion of this speeobitbe speallimi Wt. .an pplarretnuity of ling the money ;of his hi cg his 12, _gives pihuni %OR se that wowid be saddled en tee Flash(' ' ' '. . .' I •me we thaeseore, yea we perfectly -.mistaken.- h os ting., a nd the Pu ranpd.themselves 711 taloa; . 1 {etlipprs so 0 . eddy ; and upwit his having cli e en We r e A idea in to ample; Os, "Wm *MI yet fiat mite coararre or manliness lb our 1.18- or dsr o and unite •. • ithlithetp• Ain and betides,' '.e eausig money. nil upou his person, nearly core* ruling war of t•Ii• ticket !tort •. • • • ._.. entirely. 1 Iserefore, if the rase were • . • e lli ttl l to 7,;•,, .r.,...44-1 - : . . . liep l ee*korge. Yerk•and-- - . - MIN iita% • • . • • • - -.... -.... -• : •pk..-;z•-:` , 0k!e: - .- - ~... . 1, 44 ," 44 1 °fire Oka l li a ,' 110Tiveitiialital,ji4Naror ii,4 0 ; 0 6.. • ,_ IC ;sad led. elm _., • i i * ~- .70..:Z111-stgrftkaar40 thank you again y teeto talin g fans olk rdang to ditty -,_• . , -•••• ' - • • a t ar, !olive'' , priviseere-:7IM .. • . *pat road will lima loomed _always to see you. Before-I no. W. Ismitote.e-He'appeared *pie to thank theme the p r i s oner (tet e - nl; a fti, steeling .. . ' a au • the question to be ens ere • tbe isepocial Petry . '• IsWe my letteopi.let moony:llnd lam very sorry to hear that their exertions had left no doubt what the 'eine of the Joseph Ladle', aged IS, was indkted fo r . eat i e . .gr ruportsuce, ' Wheasver a body of war area cold s. akiesllesay the t ime As • ' khe ostler side have reenved any interruption from me in c ontest would he. I regret (lie conflated) fibs. gay ejection bells, value 3e. in the 0 welline house of Witham hate; t before him to support tbeir privileges,r and . speci 11 a a 4 . tt I . ule..en.d unity high mid . -O. Ipieging op their votera 1 shotildiegret to give them soy s hould be gained at the expense of my 'thighbones.' '1 see landlord of the Sens ptiolioeheose. in Charles Street, Waste they werropposed to body of ' e •- ii ,• 'IIIiNk.OWAND'S K I a y tneo sash as the whit a e ' * - : Oblitrartiltsset; sterdri rather a feeet t h em ever y facility it-and I regret to see it. .that the gentlemen of .Linco l n minster. The prosecutor Aston that on the 2d of Noreup '.'ls :;. • . ta . hring e„...'.. •• Of people width they tweeted of, and are every day dwindling lower and lower in public opinion • her, the prisoner and e pa t ty of bell r i ugera came to his wi th a very f►►on us es, possessing long purses, he vi ' d l* a s o is p e e e to lio n to t i me I aelln drying, and Improvi avonrable ear. Bat i• appeared •o Min rotate ir, the course of her Teat - irldels: •„/"V .• . • want. (Glulthtel9 Had they in Yen lime heard from my Honourable Friend , for so l will house to practise bell rin g ing. The prisoner and eight or hard to say to a man -" You shall not be -"e ' • e }; mercers part ef the Wit reality ~ . • , . re, they ovoid have been hew a s till call him, that Sir John 'Tliorold was bullied, bandied ten others of the party sakes witnees for the bells, which your OTO servants to edition 1 m 'Ter to "IrPe ff one of the most ekquisite week it - . ''. •.. y believe if the poll was to eons and intimidated. Now 1 will sly, that no man could he kept is his .house, and after some time heetook the bells your .. oer . , ut sha known in this or any nth , I • Iliac • 1 1 L' . y could not bring up two hundred 4 • -:' Itniffilises.) They have a bully or intimidate me. No WNW of mind can be bullied ; into the parlour, anti they practised bell ringing (or about employ as at our own pricer!' mob to be his body may be chained, but his min d . sill be free even two .hours. When.the party left, witnees went into th e ito the p „ rormance . Though the ticket ere mi i iti hoie a right as ° against eiraniers mod .(I ""• .n • frt. moo peculiar Balsamic Proper leg Freckles Pimples 1 t . • rt e pall ‘iitltlrleboQeri i such a mob as they filled the under the chains of the most despotic tyrant. -(Uheers.) parlour for the purpose of art' it, and found the-bells i was ef ovinion that the law would ma saserion 11,e rezercibt ; iye -.dam krepttoas. s'nd gradually / tibia, rendering the most • ' Wale. "with on the nomination day, Men without the I said that when tile John Thorold was here to d a y, In the had been carried offs Souse of the party left his !wow at • o f „ y idiii r i g ; .it opium a presort employime. his . I :and beautifully soft. To let* • . Maslow' to spu me as freeholder,. iy„ no t that face of the county. be did not want a dry. nurse to assist the front , anal Kling the back way. The bells stolen ts ere s• hired se: tonne A qeestion, horeevor, of a vinsile . el o nal a beau and juvenile Mr • 1 ,,., • ijse poll of the -fo ll owing day. and by the large him to expresa his sentiments. I hope he has many other a complete set of twelve, and vslue about 3f. Serous! ` the . was now under consideration of the Court of A Wenner/ . (labs t skit by the scorch • • I r. • • •• 1 had over them t therefore it is all nonsense to fri e n ds. and that the Honourable Baronet wants no person Dean preyed havin g - seen the prisoner at the p rosecutor's • with respect W ' th e ticket porters, at das Grey would ' ha , or •• • e sense of the fr eeholders gieen by a show of behin d scenes to prompt him what to say. I was not house, on the night of the 2,1 'of November, with the the advantege of the o 'clement matosphere. 111 Onions of the City w Ore i .ttc. Shire. That show of hands wag a show of doubt.- at the hustings when Sir John Thorold came in, bat when ringing party, and that he apprehended him on the 10th of h i s Lwiship tecoomeoard that ~s Y onto, of ROWLAND's KALI ( • tier and cterets.) Gen•leineo, 1 wish you all a goodhustings and would 1 found be was there, I went to the . the same month in Gravel Lane, at the the where lie this c.ce she ed, • 9 taken before the Court, where it wield re( dye a lequ exercise of those imports - nf is • (Owns and hisses for several initiates ) have spoke there, but was prevented from saying all A. worked; he told the prisoner that he had better tell the cousiderstion, and he determined i 1 a re, 0 T.o .- the utninst Importance 1 . - e, • 11. Meer: pert came forward , 'bat wa s interrupted wished by that mob that always attends the other sideeei tenth, and the rigour burst into teats and laid the bells mac h more sensfactury to the panic . t h an ivy a f• : 4 ineutifill complexion. sty clamour fur several minutes. Gentlemen, when you are (Cheers and hisses.) I know the clang of the Clines, and were pawned; he took the witness to Mr. Kendall's , a his would be , educe It s also or great loom un ,es it Ives imm g g . mint Latill begin, flatlets'% it is some satisfaction to when my voters come tip, they are put down by these pawnbroker's, where the bells • were found to have been • The parties thinned s his s lordship fc r the reetontrootan sack modeler the infant's me. that when ; die lion. Beronet who bar just spoken has ignorant clowns ; but I tell you, we will not be put down pledged. and a:tried to follow it. Upon this Ooderstanelo e theni .. fre+ly losseent. and the t it ted to vilify me and the cause which I advocate , he byJecohins awl ttadicals-(Groans, and " There . they are! The shopman to Mr. Kendall, the pawnbroker, Gray's w „ disraisio , d. then use it with the gem A bed no better objection to make than that of joining my Mod night") I will take your advice, my friends, and Inn Lane, stated, that a• young man, named John Tann, . 800 ma mmal . -Yerderday Sir R. B. ane Mr. 0 ; eatioth Its balsamic elfee • • e semoneWls ea r . w e lls, a gentleman with whom I have bid you good night.-(Shosts of laughter, with mingled who used his master's shop, pletigt•d twelve bells there on the Magistrates el this Oder were (MA t•Oed for seeerel ' pressing preparation eve • - wow bad any.ronnection whatever. It is something too expressions of applause and . disapprobation,) die third of November, and received tea. npoo them. •On am for carry family. , . In the liesrieg of inforuswiao's egoista i host of hl po. .- , .• - " • 0... .. stid'eS fa lint al.o to tell you, that I would not let Sir John Sir C . ~. AnDERsON Claimed a h eari ng to congra tulate the the following day two shillings more were advanced upon keeping ores their hoses at a lota hoer et, tai; tit. •• . To Gentlemen whose * • ..- leiterr;lreineak for himself, when Sir John Thorold was freeholders on the success of the cease, which to him them, and on the next day Once siiillinge more. Witacia them was thetas Ilady °rite Star and G rue, ht. Mu • ii,„.., perm tnfellelty which att .., linithrtlSltaHied; andoshrrourided. from' the moment that be appeared certain since the commencement. He could.not never saw the prisoner. against wham the penalty of 61. and eo is wits avenied, -c"A• levitation of the skin ; • - ' efttathefe. • The 'fade was, test I was not oo the spot when fear an opposition•which was • supported by such comer as The prosecutor identified th e belle as his property. was the second conviction fora similar often- thle•eause. Row sand's • • need preeedest In smell( fireJ. T. fit'stmstliesiterlored I had no communication with Wells, of Huetingdon. They might recollect, on the Charles Dew, an Officer of Queen. nquare, received the memesmeem"_l_...oneees. vs , "east sensation, a also • Afitre anti/ - lie ell•fticei l ed hit sentiment% before you. Until nomination day, that person, in the course of his speech, -: in.soner into his custody, on the night of the 21st of No- Yesterday maiming a uselancle iy se•ldeot IraperWi' emanating oo the skin • - •' WP :did an, i b l ot #o44portonitv of saying one word to bias. thought fit tolotroduce a compliment tobint (Sir Charles.) vember , and 1,4 e confessed to witness that he took the bells, Norwood, whe: a the rev church is !wilding • Volt •so e visas. It bumedistely s . .....•••:, ( * too , tr antlemen, mult lave lieen present, and know Tbat complim•nt put him in alarm; bat when he went on, and them to Yann, who had pawned them in Gray's a great aerobes of teen standing ups n a I , .•••fre. ••- re sod imparts delightful cc wary word eproacir he felt that the • r tEtt,Vr John ThOrolB hi -h l s speecb cOnfineed . and charged that compliment to a r , Inn Lane, and gave hiss half a crown of the money raised sixty feet (torn the rowed ; wheat a la; et, sinf 'RIZ • 01100 • • '. i . . ' *liikkTlOhl you before. ' Tee (titration remas evil reproach was a atoplintent indeed. He well knew Sir John u p on t h e ,,, 11/lairds of s ton, teas ascending by reese s' kr' :fr. hi coasequenee of th salittM e dsdi before. - Sir debit Tomei ( ' told you, as I di • Thorold-and he knew him to be a man of honour, and . The prisoner beiug called upon for Isis defence, said that wa• just lilted over the men. when en' , :els , • 'this CO mashed Personages, wh thee hfiebniti not be a voluntary candidate, but that he every thing that a g entleman abode be-and-it grieved him he was in liquor, and was arced by some of his,gpen- Maio bream s and it fell upon tiiejemet .- oi •to • -- . _ __ emetic, the sole -.- Wee Andy to serve if you elected him.-(Applause.) Bat, to see that Hon. Baronet brought forward teed pat In the panioos to take the bells.-Yerdicto Guilty of stating and cat i. e Dim, scaffold mid . t his Pere the Ree all, -115 'II,. gr. ei , ....• .1•• •• • 1 the Nobility, Gent f entierety..tbey were not satis fi ed without trying to impose situation in which be was placed that day. He . cote under the value of 40s. • men fell among the rains. Gent ry, an, Te e ess , stun' elloo. in . i Peelleratkm. gold . ,t el Vpon• ten; and to frighten him,. notwithstanding his clear. -11, 1 d g tuleted them' on the progress of the election, and had Jerrie Streeter, aged A wee Indicted for steadier( divert stone fe ll , bad his bead and shoniders hate/Ail ewe • ' chided. -Th anted biro to re at . • Moilly, SSW eoplicit ethtement. *yew Pe no ottht that theircanse would ultimately frinneiln_ , articles of wearing apparel. a hearth rug , arAL. tiv_proPerty to atoms ; the flesh was taro down his ,bury lie ft • Sold by the sole Pro theimpeolitsins tire* times Over in the hope of betraying This was the concluddewsp_eech for the des a nd after it of MarshelhLawremie Welsh, Esq., his master.-The pew horrid mention and he WAS ieprived of ll'e le•weity( .. 4 .,.: Et. Ratton•garden, B a r • . Pisa Isle t* same kind of contudiction. 1 then in terfered was delivered, the eteliThe . - • strel thislithe only time 1 spelt, to him) you • for Nose time, but Ise slistbarged him s few days before the braised and 'mantled ; revers( bet filet n. •• v. . • ; Smith, 117, Gatti ~.., singpl your sentiments fully , aod advise you to . . COURT OF KING'S BENCHeTtwasoen, Dac, 4 „ things were fou:si in his possession - he got out a search broken. besides. baln,s-05i........'........* * 1 1 .3 ....aat ~ . e e . - 1 . • street; Delcrois, ede nor. .-( Chess.) lam save that every. . . spar street; Sangei OPPltnalliN tr. *Stint •erp topmos t _ warms. Ma found the articles named in the Indictment at were carr i a hosp i ta l i n a ver y tsreestie . o . • 1 7. Johnston, IS, Greet • IWeetelhe Hon. Baronet must be satisfied aids int the his Ibis hal an actioa-baragia by the plaintiff agai ~ ~ wa g i ng , g corpse of the on'ortonate ten , r ISO, R eg TN.' Jk„...*t et his 'egplanation tifhe is not, it is , tie risoner said he received the things fr "a i ' • - titi. at street; Rc . .-• aereoasots, to recover a corpponsation in .dione non en der p . . ~ kill , (, was to the limns 'Facer :sr . ' - -elu, . Chepside; • '-.. •.' • . - p- that he is not unified, bet teat he Will The plaintiff formerly nursery maid, which the girl dested.-Mrs ideaufsed Inquest . , ~. ~.r . , t . .rards.l36, St. Paul's Chi the following ' • CUM' tustanot".- -. 1 • ,• 1 ' 'toil As to the other parts of• s''' • •' I lute .them is' the heeds of our able rented . • • a house beloadring*the defendant Smith, • the the articles p roduced, suet veined atwo '. 'clerk • , .thew. $ IM • it fire broke out yesterday., Stott t se. _ . Prat, peg, , Seestithe Highway. After a quar• • Cross-examined by Mr. l e tern-Oare orders to the workshop of Mr. Sawyer, a lithographie r neer io ••assit : wEr li ket; Straddling and - •.. e. cur A oer? - • . - • 4 . , . •to ' Mitue,:tipc plaintiff removed his goods prisoner to throw an old carted away. bat not that now Street, Sohn. S ever e( enc ines a rrived, eust .*rielt , • utters and Medich . • •••'' Dative otio next a 4dreased the freeholders. I stand ti e .o. • .., • s sear Oil . e.. . .. • knowledgeof Smith, produced. from el prom sea without the ..: •, . 1.. • *the itp !Klatt On of being heard as an honest man, . ow i the rent due , and let the premises to a person The prisoner calla Ann Ball. who Was re-exactileed. sidersble loss to Mr. at •-e.vy•r ; the i d ,- -• . : -c: l iso *a . tberai 41t111 independent prlaciples, to exolaio ev en • re pt 4 4 dile,. who gave information to the landlord of when vie admitted. 'tilt she had given bits strut( thlitas lithographic printing being mn••h injared... The _ we - • . t•Lknow of th e trinsareleses of the moroing. I met 1 4 _ .. ' 7 • ' vat o f the goods, when he lent to Mr. Draper , aof her own prqurrty, but never any oil her waster a- Mr• ateil in coneeretente of . the stave steed fit .1 . ..... .9. • 'SPEC' plc was e - Honourable Baronet. Sir John Thorold, as he returned is6u re mo va l of ..„, broker, and Os man. On exemining ehe rooms of the Welsh observed, that tin ern ISMS had been in his em In 1 1 -y Mertes that were employed lc printing -beitiie 0 . 0 " . Professors of m e di ; . famissistirdg for Sit.Whf• Iretilbl. and 1 felt that 1 was"'" i i •tr the „ i f . war a ll gone , „wit) ) the e xception IS years, and had broaelit ups(( hisfansily.-Ann °Who'd aad hairier cornmenteatell to some elan ef ibe, , s." ' nn ° Incomparable p ees ei e :t . e GO , prop r - /NG . 1 .fsetral ' . ibtobalethe ono( ► eS Wined lel Mating to that Honours , Jile thinefegette dtf • • vo• dings going ea in his '.l: i k kw ti s few trifling at* rs, which had heeu .couveyed aware is servant to the proacutor ; wawa heard bee mistress oil; i . .1 - Oct( sow the alley, coasequently the defeodaik the prisoner• to throw away souse pieces of cart ; van; hies , sesnierto-on the----•—• r•f• Of irit alt. at It ,oritui. chwati o rmet e l e• . • , , heti a certain disorder, i, 1114 1 11b t b thilfrinsll4 to Sit. {Tiles tie. followed Y*s •*• d I siebrerfeherri,' with some•artiele, which lie said ha pmettte sof Ann ROI.' the goods to boost . an •t wee 'cart. T. U. Mason. S. It., of atoms .-reet Dahhu.te 3yedT. .,•., ... court and d estruct .. •• 2=Mosesdfettlfectignire ad been Whispered in Meese, and Aid lOWA ehmtate be Wei ~ Id lie boons' treeit,- the 'weenie action, now brought • by the- plaintiff, was that bit mister . had given him, Several 'lames gaga oott _ ts.4. . ter of Cr Hire. -G. Srei. But. 1i.C.11.. Cuireaktientv• et' ~ mints . a Frame- but, an te L. . lea • ; 11 *. and in so * safe ' hi • to recover a recommence for having hie hoomeentired and the • prisoner a . most eaellent character for honesty,. O h th re iay, tat 41,11 litatatat, at atltes,, Criaaltaa 4. .. .. .... la such full -no mallet, li.q of irenettur,v, street, tia lha, cldeit 4441:ter KJ. 7, r'.....".• 000(1401*e 0 • sobriety, ler. • IFE : se(liegliter te 1111edietritawereittnett Mr st olig e hoase of red' seized. • 'ore str , et. Mr. td that for ihe defendant, addressed the Jury, and The RaCeatimat tumrned 4 the evidence with his usual 1' Diane --0 a sewee „e„. in it ,„i nt e rear om i me , t o *;4l. 1 . ,1 1 : . ~ ' .ft ... • • kb hmibe .1 lepoWlWalltentliatioet a tart o p that ' l k of Disease shall t aner 15 minutes deliberatioa, pet. rumen 'on el •he wart of s till.llts , Ir. •vl , er e sold in VS& esepticelklit i l* litive Wilke t opinion. observed that 'the • maitner in which lie the s plaintiff had impartiality ; and . the Janis t ~ ali 1,..t c, ~,..t., ~, the 9 , 0 Tel , 0 his :, . .Lk •• - f e Boxes, at 2s Ih • o ds etas a fraudulent 'Une.e.oad dew to returned li vereliel of Guilty, but esoestne'td`" J him . I°, ese la ef n itio 5...00; 11 . r t; rn ieads.iin , l the actest baure beep", an" .. ~ • ; hat sh e i d ' . -01sibbsesitirlealli !tri 'dostsVe te#llbtal **sent from "omen': his client g° , out of his rent. - The Leesued. Loaned m-rc/ - The Rei older obserfd, theig Vie erivener deserved' •Inltoritto.int , i it InM , I. L Uitbe p tialledialliver seeliZt e ste"Hitti. . patient has prescribed cheat . matutained that the defendant bait a. jut w . fight to ino c sktlersiion, ea, in additiod fee' the robbery, lie had tj•44)% it I 111" I ) latulth'ehrir.h7nttniv aluArbig MON ,•- ~ 'li %arab° No Cure, ( . ItietthweddsijleirishOtafic ts at " ' " A . . . •'. ' . z follow the goods and seize them wherever- th ey could be attempted to drat coy c mane character Pt. "j an inttlrrif teditale era .; .r tire u* .416411111"111/11".11.1*-AllihtbletiveteiVia611Preseallh- • d the • I was clandestine - , • . Liit the pritweeet be called up for 414igtetettt. " The a mouth bereft' bis death. very alipbt tlegrm. be en eyed v . . , • 71 ; 4. The it c h Cared bainillfleibilialbitiehriiderd-4.. ..aildre' you diet it round at as assns a. •_---- . lieltiat only, . OW iiimpuelfAreseuVetibajetiliafeliertias, tit Issi, . The l•pan Quer Juse•es briefly summed op •4 . evi• i Court had been io vitOB to takew lenient si thin thorns, vie of _ rice 2s.' and Published at the Office, No. Wi t ' dente, and the Jury, after a few minutes conste.ation, hut to that it coal .1 pay no attention. The sentence of the London ; related _ _ __ - 'Lieu volunteers to li•lp la n. I should have sappoted he . , . by It. IYARDELL, LL.u. rforteleta returned their verdict for the dckalturt • C our t was, that late be transported beyond the seas for 7 Allisot trait assistance by tbirtare, for whet with the • is_t