The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-23 00:00:00

^ r4 s 1 1 •1"-•°' _ Mr.. Justice BAYLIIT.--lits denies miacooduct go» new sod &Scotty, if sot isonfesion, tie 1 , rally but tint particularly. Does he state that he . appreheurted hinged to the important lie 1 s orer ridden along the streets of Stamford, site a Tart t . • it the provides of tha 1 G at '.fiia .yes tap to the windows, and. nodded or st a y minket! . al the females? - maernistieg tatPptliactent Mr. cz.ite road a part of Ms Lordship's slidlo. t ug . l ''' - li n i . P! . " 1.10 . 41 " ' ma sit, from *Mel) it appeared that he had separately 81 it Allethea. 414111 4444 . lire .W. quoted each paragraph of the letter s sod bad denied called; thopeovideitc by enacting , the troth of its statements seriitlias. formorParliameot t wea l' produce Lord ELLENSOROUGE.-1t certainly •Prers dist too • too t oo t o t o she p o ky% sod his Lordship is al rimed in this Newspaper of inde cent and Indecorous conduct, and the object of the 'wale TM 'AIM UninC.El•Lnn letter i s to draw down upon him pehlic canner ;,:it .tew: days be would prodyce his 114 undoubtedly, not a very strong case; bet after GnaT very, elogematly, exposed the offence awns made the subject of complaint here which appeared epee dm face , last Term, it appears that it has been persevered In. b r inging forward a Bill of this .. The Court la, iheretore, of opinion, that sufficient the provision respecting the meeting liati been thews% to itiducelt to require, upon 'edit. at , te e present period, without vit, some esilletralion from the prettifies . of the Newspaiter: he may he able to Freya Chet his con- motive assigned. Lord LIVERPOOL duct k 111 On! . wenisl than it now appears, to be.— the course of his spine s that Rule to ehow nese rioted. dated with the concurrence of . ' SIAND‘SIVIS. . .- prevailing opinion that in can U Mi. %cAttril i T *vied fin s Mandamus to the Archdeacon of the'Archdearmiry of Cornwall, cons. have passed both Bosses, a dimwit' minding him to swear Si two persons to he Church- ed almost immediately after. wardens of fowey. There is still coesidersble int The Court granted the writ, and Mr. G.tattez. in bias lo the Bala, of Commons. the opposite honest, obtained a Mandamus to !he - by 09i Govorument against A! same Archdeacon. to swear In ton (*1 tarchwardens for Ffol" ry, not of whoro had been ipp oisoed as usu. I licYa !ma - eating fro= She Congress by the Vicar, sad the oilier elided by the iohabitaais which:l4nd C-AtILIIREArIa Is at the Toon-hall. .. +tut of thit estOotled/despotisor TOR anra 5. at,t.ta itso. AIM Altivnten. . seise, prodeeed l'il'iis third . In Easter Term fast dr. Scarlelt obtain e d a 'IOW ____ A ,l _, Nisi, for a criminal information against'fbe-Oufoo4. o 'l' lo B giseuNiett, and Some -ants, for writing and rending a challenge to Gen. ' 66 ' 6 . Mr. fit*Wilialt Staved Kinsey, of the East liidis Company*. 'Pryer,. Mr. int, toWnehlis Aliens, whey scot GlIaNaT this day thooett cause upon allirlveits t dn. to b ! po sso otod to t ut s , t h e closing anises cirromstances of pratoCarion, and, ehoe w be =ivie d ; and the, oil saran( them, Mr during the dispel* which led , iiithe *a - , t - arry Lwresisel, or Agents, • challenge Gen. Kinsey bad stated that be die :t ot • . the Privy Ceased. Bath *en afraid to•mmit any man. .. The Court thought that this looked like • sat of by Minions; as was one Pr* invitation fora challenge, amid gsvi time to Mr. kat. ROIIILiT, to coofitie ibis Hill Jett to file a Supplemental affidavit dogleg that Ceti. foreigners who may have come i Kinsey bad used then words. , . the Peace of 1814. Mr. Dunn CONSISTI:MY COURT, MAT O. . 1). . . an amendment, to 61°11'0 from PULLIVAN.RAILDAKEIL, 01111111W7sR SULLIVAN.: Act females married to British.bor i . This was a nit of nullity of marriage, solemnized naturalized : all theseclaima were, -Jon the 15th of July, 1815.. between John Augustus on divisions; and the Bill paned . 'Sullivan, Esq. son of the Right Honourshie John 94 to O. 4 Sullivan, and Maria Holmes Oldaker, daughther of • The esequal Assessment of the Poor's Rates like. Thomas °Maker, hootsinan to the Berkeley hound', wise afforded a fit'subjeet of remark, and is one that On the ground of misnomer, concerted fraud and ' conspiracy, as likewise minority and wen-consent of calls loudly for iistigation. Mr. BROUGHAM anin parents. ;maimed it to be his intention to bring i n s Bair Th. marriage took place by publication of bans is the present or in the neat Session of Parliament, to the church of St. Olstes, South omit. The ceremony 'prevent the increase of the Poor's Rates in the first vas performed by the 1t.,. Mr. Blinker, in presence instance, and subsequently to narrow their limits; of Mr. and dire. Oldsker (father and mother of the 'lath ), and of John Adam s, jun. officiating parish at the nme time so to equalize the burden 1114 i i clerk , after which the parties lived' and cohabited to- all classes should be a r a f air p ro p ortion of it. We {tether as man and wife its S'alisbory -place, New-road. cannot but express mock satisfaction st hear in g there Mr. John Auzustus Salim**, was of the age of 19, is such a measere in contemplation. The community and Miss Oldaker only 17. The intimacy and ac• world be mach benefited by it, if its objects were quainiance between them arose from Mr. Soilivan carefully attended le by those oho bein g in the habit of hunting with the B erkele y ought to administer boulds in the Summer of 1816. It appeared be was justice without such an lateitement. Party objects and !Aso ire, with other Gentlemen of the hunt, in habit Gownsman views are too often allowed to influence of dining and drink' .g tea at the house of the hunts- the proportions of assessment levied in this respect. man aft-r she fatigues of she chsce; hence an Intl. I t i s not uncommon for nest door neighbours, living mica and attachment was conceived on his part, in houses precisely of the same construction, to. GOO. which was at firm ili4coursged. by the father and mother of the ladu pretendii.K to question t ie hoirour tribote in a very different proportion to the rates ho of his inteosi us, bec.u..e of its being considered an posed for the maintenance of the Poor. Were some unequal match. arrangement that shoeld defeat the mean, partial, lit this case ohjectioris were taken to certain Inter. a nd oppressive =emigres of the little knot of gepriu trogatottoa pet to a peosnok named Richard Beamont s de examined as 4 w i ii .,... in the oi „, n , „ii tn. ground clpled man that in many parishes regulate the do. o f I rre l e vant o l.try. !mine iorr..,lnged by his answers, mend to be made spots this score, by the considers triectiog ilium Or Batton, Ogle Pr 'be Learned Citie tiou of who is, sod who is not a friend to Govern liens of ,this Court. mot a C esoirl in the carrot, mid mint et t y be t t otre • ateee , t h e P u bli c at tone woul d 'also upon other person* ,_. base mud , more reason to bo satis fi ed, and fewer re- Sir War. SCOTT said ha had received a larallefrai gists would mingle with their humanity. 'from Di Berton on the subject, which he had 0 04 had time to read. That memorial seemed to mate very strong objections to the admission of such facts as had hero theieby elicited, and also to the form of interrogatories and answers taken down by the en. snifter. Sir W Scott said, in ionic* to Dr.)3atton - Ie shoald not decide upon the objections until he bad ' so oppr;rtooity of reading his memorial. The evidence basing occupied the encode. d the 'Court the *hole of this day in hearing it reed, the e go .* s t e eds over till a future day, for args.eot. The French Papers lave reached as to the 20th isetset. Their political lateral. has elmest entirely Seamed, since the closing of the Legislative Cbsm. 'heft: The Coed news relates to the ceremonies ob. served in respect to the deceased Prince of Comae, which, we think, are sufficiently prolonged. The Dekeof %ELLINGTON wit expected at the head-quay. tats in Coimbra, about the end of this month. The igreentent of the public mind in Pressia seems to be far Ns being allayed. The People of Prussia have a right to insist epee the performance of tbeir King's premiss, and they will and ought to compel him to give theta a Representative Constitution. They write from Berlin that the young men of the Lendwahr, eseelpied from active service, had been obliged to assemble (as they assally.do each spring), to ex ert:Weems wake seder arms. Several disagreeable scenes had taken ,-place in consequence ; and 'a amber of these young men had committed very serious offences against subordination. An order has been issued to hand them over to a Conseil of War, which will decide OD this affair. — is . reported that Prussia, in order to round her territories (the old and bus pretext for rob. bay and aggression), was in eegociation with . the Netherlands to exchange the county of Cleves for that of Luxemburg. To this toe Joh,. Wants of Cleves are said to have objected. Thiy say they know the **ions of the Prussian district. - ceded to Helloed by the hip Treaty, end they are searlispeed to envy their-tot. We should wonder if they did. We halm another blessed proof . of & Marty the Press Is Gormey, afforded id tbei receedings of &be - f o rimina • 'Tribunals a Weimar aed Leiploo le the sass of the pomades_ a Mews. Ewa, imam, and the celebrated !mai% all of Jess, Madre te.th lipeget pabliostios Iliersey BMWs' at if. tergsues, eddressid ioo Fs"( . , t om`. The Gessisf_Jorlfpiedesce at 141piel e , to obisktbeWebbuJedesbadzerealpdtbi lafitimitioss Pit ICH OF STOCKS THI Bank Stock 279 k 3 percent Heti. 11* S per Cent Cun*ob i9ii Si per Cent. 881 Commis for Ace. 79j I)AY AT ONii O'CLOCK 4 per Cent. 17/ 5 per Caw Navy .10111/ ledin Roads L•ng Ana. 20 Xfili lizdkqeer bilk 21 p - THE ST.4TES.M.4N. .~ LONDON: satuaDAY, MAT 23, 1$I& It is generally understood, that the present ar.' rangemeot in regard to Parliament is, that the pro rogation will take place on the 6th of June, if Ministers can get triumphantly through their busi ness; but they will not dissolve in the face of any appearance of defeat. It will be observed by whit passed in the noose of Lords last night on the second reading of the Bill for vesting in the hands of the QUEEN, or rather in the Ministerial Council, the whole of the powers constitutionally enjoyed by Parliament, and specified in the Regency Act, in regard to the Rico's person, that they hole eon. seated to submit their proposed measure to a Com. znitte, and admit the necessity of some ameedineate. 'These seem to relate chiefly to the mode of appoint. tog the additional Members to this strange Cesedl, who seem to be prOviding for every thing ,iret the event assigned for the new and partial enactment,' namely, the probability of the demise of the Quin herself daring the non.esisteoce of Parliament..., Theis mow alio too be sow lost• : /* wale ea I$" • : 7, ~ 3 ~ m S. -.- kicked Ike beam !" By an account prevented to the House of Com. Mons, it appears that the motley paid by the Public to the Bank of Englawd,-es a remuneration for re. ceiving the deposits nrtcontributions on booms raised for the Public S reica, from the year 1793 to the year 1815, both , incleviee; antsonted, to the eonr• moos sum of 397,0861.75. 3d. The word remunera. lion would imply some service performed; but in this case the Bank of England has been paid well for the trouble of receiving a favoar. DIAL, MAY tt.—Arrived and mailed for the River, the Colonist, Branford,. from Birbadoes; Ranger, Hurry, from St. amines—Remain - in the Downs his biajesty's ships Northumberland and Se. 111411. FIVE o'CLock -4eibe Amid tide Is down, conse quently the above lose ships have anchored is the Downs. PORT4MOUTII, MAT 22. Arrived the Barrie, Moore, from Gloats, olds rice and mottos, for or ders ; sailed Jan. 6. Also arrived the William I. Precbt, from Surinam for Amsterdam, sailed 9th April-50 mites West of Scilly, spoke the Nelion, of Pool.. PLYMOUTH, MAT 21..... Arrived the Niger, Bar. bard, from Jamaica for London, aft,' a passage of sit weeks. -On pas.ing through the Windward Pas- sages** a large ship on shore on the Congers Reef, with a signal of distress f 4 log, she bad yellow *ides, fig u re head, and quartet.asileries.—The Indispensa ble, Brown, for the South Seas, nal spoke • ill) on Tuebdey last, off the Deadman, all well, by the Agnes, -. arrived here from Bangor. BONAPARTE% WEALTII-4t is a Matter of fpPr.- lotion in some of our Daily Prints, by what means BONAPARTE has acquired the immense riches which it is said he has lately become possessed of. The cir cumstance of a draft for a large amount, signed IVA• POLEOM. having been presented and duly honoured at a certain eminent banker's, has given rise to the idea (not at all unlikely), that he hod employed an Agent to buy Lottery 'tickets; and when it is reel& lected that MARTIN and Co. of 8, Corhill, and MO, Oaf ord-st rat, lately sold Prizes of 1 4 40,000.110,000, £lO,OOO, &c. it is not improbable filet baroade his purchases at their Offices, where they hope to sell part of the Three £20,000 Prises iq the Lottery to' commence 4th of JUNE. Sir IsAAc NEWTON considered the Binomial Theorem of more importance to Science, than sill the rest of his discoveries. 'l'he Co-efficient§ are of most ostensive use in whatever relates to Combina tion, and troths are sometimes discovered by a mere inspection of them, which really excite amazement, as will be evinced in the following instance:—lf you' bold Two Tickets or Two Shares in this Lottery, you will have 420 Chances to get either Ono or Two' Capital Prizes in the First lislf Hoar, en the KING's BIRTM•DAY _ t • and it is highly creditable to the Cow - TitAcTOlts, HAZARD and Co., in forming the Scheme on a basis that so, much increases the Chases of Ad venturers for Capital Prize.. The popularity which Buts has obtained, both as Contractor and Office-keeper, has been fairly earned and well deserved—he use the first to intro• deal so many Capital Prizes in the Scheme, the Sete • of which harbeen almost confined to himself; in the list Lottery which contained Prizes of i eto,ooo l he sold . Three, and all in Shares, end in the Lot. - to recently finished, he sold Two of £ lO , OOO y 'in Shires—Two of £s,ooo—Two Wipe Prizes, and Forty-three other Capitals.—As there is am increas ed number of Capitals in the Lottery now on ale; its which are Three of £lO,OOO, Nis sot surprising that his Offices should be • tbs. goat. Mart, for Ad !enterers. Ititciclis Maker, far Waren Weis cle ama ss.. e for ',ebb's' a Cathelierriest And 1)4,10 Dieib, he legat Lord Pat. '..asesztru I who were acquitted at t Ohl y Searion thd tmeatl' Wr of insanity. but itiewl:WhototoiloOtoutja: Mai' tilts peak., alteßid baboaraellyttlietefelpMeall t Selts .. , , q .of!" 1. , , Mambo, Hob F. S. Litt .oche, R. jot). Teed, :.1 Inas Disaramson, Vises. Lefevre, C. S. Wane, S. A. Facirkerley, Nic. Martin; J. Wyuo, Sir W. W. Friday; K. Newport, Skr John TEbseit—Cairroft, John. --oes--- Clotrowstx..—On Friday a . very. depraved woman, satin Outlaw. was charged by a Mr. Esther with having rubhattio, at HI o'clock on Ttianday flight,. ia, doe streets,—The alleh-' TRATE. who had freqtreutly seat the Prisoner, to , Bridernk, Ind it was useless to proceed mildly any sabre siith iter,,il4 tab mined her for trial. . • , • t :•' Bow. sTR.CET.—On Friday. Francis Gogh underwent altilb valuation before 11,, linumt, Bog., charged With robbing on. Win. Scott. a tailor and draper, of Pull-mall, of Baok-aphids the amount of Sttl. The Primmer was servant and porter to the Prosection.—He was fully committed for trial. • .hrlt Milton wasclairged with stealing 51. as. the properly of Mr. Griffiths, Mlikesightiostreet, Vincent-squats, West . Ighli e X r i l b e w 411ipley the Prisoner was. It appeared that on Thursday night a soldkr, tittle name of *illbm *aides, went tato the Lase public-house, is Breatford, and to pi} meat fee tome %see gave a Bank-note, which being My nightly enticed it wascossidered to be a 11. note, aadtherhisp was en. Istennlingly. : The soldier retire red to the boost soot after. and raid it was a N. note. rind an his being asked haw IS beesmeponsesred of it, be produced the Prisoner Itlllioo,wbra from his shabby appearance and other suspicious circumstance!, Mr. Bennett. the landlord, who has lately dlerfogiolied Mont in the apprehension of stendoes, detained him In eel Cody, sus pecting the awe to be &forgery, but os his being Wooed node Mike as Friday morning. the note proved to boa good one. — Mr. BIRNIV, the Magistrate, then examined illYthe names id eademerneuts epos it. and found among there Diessmoodi'r to honkers, nod uponsending to the Bank, it turned eat to be pin of the amount of a draft which the Prisoner had recejved bit Thursday morning for his master, Mr. George Orilithi.--ib was committed for trial. George Tarry was charged with being concerned with several Misers in committing direr' ronheries in the Strand.—J. Duro, a pentode belusigng to the Once, sated, that on Thursday morning be arw the Prisoner, in company with two other welt. known characters. bustling persons in the Strand, feeling (ies tlemen's pockets, &c.; seeing the Prisoner and his compatriots ,run off, he and no doubt but they had committed a robberyorid -be in cousequence rsued them. The Prisoner threw aW) a pocket - hoc k , whi ch he picked up, turd secured the Prisoner. The pocket book contained a check and a note to the animist of lON., and a card iii it, which led to the discovery doe owner, Mr. Peter l.avaque. a silk-manufacturer, of §Pitat' stone. wha attended on eriday. and said he had no doobt but Mat he had been robbed of it in the Strand.--11'he Prisoner was committed. biIIALBOROVGII.IITREST. — Jane Roger , tne antortunate wo man woo wit- so dreadfully wounded by J. Heinle, Tai hoc deed M tour o'clock oo Friday afternoon • but the report of the Surgeons was the •arne as un ti , e former ;lay, that her mac was hopeless. Mr. Dwyer attended at the hospital from Ito Once un 'Monday evening, to takeher, depositions w hi r ls wen in substance what the Prisoner had confessed to (lOorichild and Court. She stated that he ti.iked very calmly to her for mile time after she bad let him in, and he had used kind language is her before she let him is. tin a sudden be gave her a fe• vere blow with a cutting weapon on be back of her kea d e which knocked her down ; he repeated his blows, and oat knelt upon her, and cut her throat. He then escaped, m 4 witness with much slidically crawled to the.door, • Web Sad open, arid soon after a man who was passing rosined her, sad gave an alarm. Witne•s stated that she had I.se t with the many years. a.ti •he had often threateoed to kill her; she lil • Inagth lett him fur safety, sad awned itogers.—Tho Private' was remanded till neat kdoodag. ' John Hus•ey, briiibee of the *Maim mow in lifaidnone full, charged with the murders of Mr. Bird mad his husekeeper la Greenwich, was Weight op awe a ammo, charged wilk 5 " • suing Mr. Fiblreoher. of No. *, Sorithampton-Loildiao his Woolard. The Complainant, it seemed, tack frequent De' c....0a to provoke .he Prisoner. by caning his brother's dies grace in his teeth. Oo ogee those occasions the Prisoner rustle him. The Magistrate ordered the warrant to stand, in terrors*, for one week, during which Haney promised to quit the pre mises. F.STRAOO,IO4aft Rica:—Thenday evening a curios+ foot men's& place in the New Prboo, White Craw-stree'r be' wero st Gentleman sod a veteran tar,_ bath debtors is the Loudon side, and both haring lost a leg &A thigh. The length to be Pm was (treaty times up and down the yard, mar fifty yards Mir. At starting the Gentleman took this lead, and in the hot too r•ruudt lett Jack nearly sae length of the yard, lost is the thud and Wirth Jack, Kerning to hare his enemy bear so 10 ° 41 ahead. threw out more sail, and came abreast in the 6f/b. the .bath Jack led the van, and emphatically said be ens " i" *ermined us keep his toesuy a day's sail behit.d." This be ad' hered tn, tint was obliged :o use his utinottmertioo the Ode time to keep the GeMleman in the rent, and won by a few d'his extraordinary feat was formed its thirteen mioule. l ', Purse of about Sve shilling• was collected for am s ictur utmost" the prisonen. , _ Mots, ite.-;-A great number of perisialliet assembled ri_l *elm fear or live nights about the shop or Mews. Gilbert Ng Powell, the career of White-Croft street, in Chistrell-irre . Finsisury-tiquare. grocers' (who were recently tooriefeS trf misragsime leaves with sea. do betaking a eve:A maven 134 pad , torboace, and throwliqg peas, dm, at the vriodaes, ,t her 'r. Petal have bees broken. Mears. CI. and I_ .' my thes gull 11, intitSLUK necessity of-leavissolieir shop, Mika ilis apitoryloc e " nhernighboon , .. - • , ..,.. • • . . . L NJ /ON STATILMAN Orf lc E. - I, iiiretfifi, 17;eCtilfee. . . . , • • t • . . .... Hard :h"°" fortune, ii"eltlY acluied inrririfirilay • ,11 11.,.. d has, in compliment is the Bruit Mester* declared GIALIS LK ELECCION. fusion, espevienced Of I--allav--- ' p or t on , con sid er allos them all guilty, a and hae l prousteiloed an rimmed four months , a opiolon that ad , The Freemen of Carlisle, resident ir, and ttesr e Regency Act for the hi m ; row an :. London, baying met and resolved, with the hop 4 . mt. le the event of a bet attertab il in ga g usintlidoeesslderl"" for o mo e:l i tyg las l:l e l h °6 their brother independent tatiosowe 'slid Imo,. . of Carlisle, to Jose en Waites') Piaci - ) held, that In the event' cheseistanges, . they my the impelsonmeat of the first st their.Meresentativeopeo tritYConititationaini; .... • ! I s Krg; sew Parliament was Avoid be•commeted to a line of *0 ris &lila_ 1 . .1, and M'ples, - from a conviction of .thir integrity of bis ... ch n i p • ling ii, esgserenes So OS limit of the two etltera . to a fine of 60 ris dollars each . racier, the liberality of his sentiments, DWI his•dp." . odeco incalculable le. ' The Archduchess of PARMA (N APOLEON ' S Lon • e n d h l i w ch ae w n was t m d os cn t c s a ti a me aa r i sr a s a l d y we asd e. ....arv-. hostilit y to Cerreptioe, again held a Meptie g - od swap to Judi+ tort) is 'evicted to arrive at Vieille in the CORM of . dka proemial month. .nit intimated that ii,s I ' -ft, - _ a ' tea m pect M° a n b d l7at la te st n ' d its amendments. Lord The following is tire Bothnia 0411400 at th a t John. distinguished Patriots were present. M, • Qesooos Palace this morning s---• .. pied the ineonsistiocy • " The Quest, felt bonen home throaghoot the set tbe transaction is coley, withoet costing his comatry a single p egey . wtheill of yesterday. Moe pierseaer has passed a places him above temptation, has accepted thi s di,i n ; is eaters, particularly . neeiseard night." • _ . terested tositstion, and It appears from the pincer& meeting of Parliament Yesterday was the birth day of the Princess of . • „ gnu of the arst meeting, that even then the sun k t any reason stated, or iteies-Ilostauso : the anniversary has nasally been subscribed by the intlivendent Freem e n , to _ tumoe mentioned, in observed by the QUEEN ; bet her Majesty being ill, the necessary espetices, was above tOOOl., by whist at the Bill was intro- the PRINCS REGENT ( cave a large dinner and even. means the Restitutions In fa sour of Mr. PERRI yis oig lag party in honour of the werasion. The Princess he ,coustitatinually *ad triamptently carried lain of the QUEEN. It is a o f is as ESSE4IOIISURG, the D .kept and Duchesses of s the present Bill shall• )(nag arid GLOUCESTER, were arming the company . effaat • • •. • 'solution may be ezpect- Prince Leoeoi.n. after visiting the different branches , „ of the Royal Family yesterday, relented to Clare- .". PARLLlMAlill'.ini 44PERT. , . . moat in the evening. . • ~•.. • interest in the proceed- A Collector of the Assessed Tares. In the parish ' t QUEEN'S couNCIL BILL. is. The measure adopted 'd t II discovered dal i „, r „ doced ti ) the Lord amorelloe * a of Rotherhithe, being acri esi 1 yto, have' A t t ila " y o la t o h i e sse et to::: , iii ;t l i a .e i r . .., Ato i ll i ti n h i i t .,reti le v d :: :: : : :: IA: , t; ,. :::: kliens, an inhuman pop one lions, for more than he had certain Iwe pr „,,, l •ofau AI pail•lt'd in the bl. l le : - made a charge upon. 4 :nn teas of Vienna, of paid into the Tax-office, an investigation took place, h t i le ta i j.-2 , ' E s ffi r i eign a worthy Member, sod which led to the discovery that h'e had carried .on . his nui",.sly's Rosin . P.rs'ins d••iing car 'toitt 117111a:recisist.. of this practice for many years, and had thereby, helms Mai sl y s illtieva ;a d tor the rev, . 2 ption is( it, cum ., to t limn which weighs down • dto realize a rimai. the Royal Ainnority by h mi. %jest ) lite bast clause pro. ides mid enacts. that, as due aitvntial 1 readin g another II" ' doable property. 'rhe Correspondent is to. loirotrna to she care of tier . w ipes ) hr..tth in,. ) re q uire hist or ...1 4 motions for its 11111•00' us of this, recommends . as a precaution against Si 1,i.. I a,,,,,,,ee r i m,. his Maj. 41) . 1. ph.re or tet.idrio-e, awl A% II .1 el. feuds, that those who pay to the 1 , 1 , 0 , 104 , 0 , 1. bp-prdie.llt Itilit a path Mars one sit shire Meetberb •:ther ‘ea. NOVed two classes—the tar f jesty s C ounc il should personally ..it• nil as use Mug . plate st seat out of the country, fore paying. &mend a tight of the rale signed by the re•itlenct, her 0194 Larellent Mar ty .r as, hs may ta.,rioa.g the place :to which they C°°"'"" • i""'"' in on tog, revocable at her will and plea lire, inunnime noddy. . Emil" additional Mesa..er. fur her t outsell in the rare of his JOHN CAPEL, Rig. Citizen and Broderer, mo il ;-, , other, to allow rhea to , ... m a, 's pers.n. p ovided the number of the %.eash. IA Oas t 40I1N • I'WEBILOW, Eiti• Citizen and Barber, have SF* Majesty's Council shah: nut +nun ) u ensile exceed —. if.they ghntlid appeal to venally paid'llieir tines of 4001. and 20 masks into . Theseeond claiwe goes t . Coact,. that .4 fe u 1 ‘ e .a d . A ct much of the above re- ese clausei were opposed the Chamber of London, to be exempt from their te si r s io r° o v ntu to n n ed, h L ui re ee pe l u il l it ed and silting of Pdrii " gew ' proposed by Sir SAMMIII. nomination for Siieriff. • the third and last clause provide. and enacts ' that in case of the Rea, sit ordering u P roclamation to be issued , under die eir. ' . .t. i 11111 in its operations to Lord CA%Tt.sitRACII, hi that happy inctaphorical Coatissancer mentioned ill the said ahoy .recited Act, thews • style, by which his eloquence is so much dislingoish. of his hi jesty'• sacred permit) shall i her hi i Vebt ..1 ...u,e-ty • Lotio- n. into this coootry *lace ed, in aissis.ar to some remarks of Sir FRANCIS Bug• cii, unlit Parliament shall make due - provision relating thereto.- ROUGUAIII also proposed corry, on the state of Ireland, observed, that the . rom the operations of the I lion. Baronet *as in the practice of presenting pic- buxom rt . ' .... THAT TOTED AGAINST THB GRANT OF A15,C00 FOR TRR Wiliam's subjects, and tare* • n the House , • hich he.nrver was able toforlijy. CUM:HASS OF A PLOT INF GROUND ON 1100bSLOW ABATIS were, however, negatived To fortify a picture is certainly a new feature iu the, FUR TIAN BEERCISA; OF TUB t;AVA LK Y ISCIIIiN CS. ACI of painting. not unworthy of the man, who, in the Althorpe, VI.. Gordon, Robert R.tot.dru, J. C. passed by a majority of flow of his oratory, talked of the King of FRANCE ein tiar u ne g l l Z in iatl iii .es . H Le a na lli t i l l i t i ° . n iir L th or ' d .... A. R mni nm ,( l l: : s. 3 tl. S. " standing prostrate, white the stream of faction c om e'', J. C. Lamb, Hon. W. Tremnyoe, J. H. _it a.- D--..v. D. 1.. Ma_ I_2-r....2 .s.- 1.--. I , * Douglas, Him. F. S. Litt .uche, R. jun. Teed, Julio. J ~~ 1 . r, '.F I.