The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-24 00:00:00

_.aeL 41 To Vas 'UMW! or Tax STA7'SSM4N. Star When we sow the tattoos earl wneeeitontable I entwlvet of the performers of •h tragedy at Mea tier, partWeterly the besieges of the Colonies et, or Deputy, It is natural to empire who eto prompters In theme/Airs, for 'how are the chi ?peters who should bo kilo's, sad held op to pohlie 4seeretton. It appears to me, Sir, from the ereelty, folly, and ill jedged conduct of the performers on our siJo, thvt they are but the Mileordisates of a poorer conspiring opine, the otioalitotional rights of a onto free people, of which their duties In life, as solvents of the State, ainmisod that they should be the protectors. • Toe otelsocboly osampteo irbkh base netsurf) in Frame. catlike ate sameittries. semis to has* little effect upon thee, They forgot ibo prodocod • Rsfelulien in that country, which at, Ned gongs, its hlnnti for more thaw twenty years. They forgot the inelAnchnly lessors received by this coertiet coodoct pursued towards America. The people all for o itornrot in Parliamesit, the jollies of. this call is eniwernally me knnniierioid, but the Mem bers of this Arren.bly all 'Heaven as so the time of making (to the people) the desirable ahatigo. The wield tOP , 1,118f• pursued by nor mon in power are likely to produce , commitment's not erleuttled upon by them. Judge itrrotos from Om Bench de Flare!' his 6rainevs, and asserted be was clamour roof. Th. late of that Judge, mod those he served, ore ono oell known to b• Item recupitetrtod ; bet Should warn men in power fres tending in the same path ; for I sincerely bel:emi they evisamimes forget that they ere governing a elation of freemen, who shookd begoverned by the, well•dollotta lour for Prince Pad people,established by the blood of their ancestors, and thick they are roiling a conquered provioce in In dio. Our wise rulers, by their judicious masegoniont, have gaited • man they wished to crush to the highest mete of popololity among the people. Mr. host's public entry yesterday, Imo Limitless, surrounded by the greatest assembly of pooplo rear brought together In We evenly', and which assembly condocted them mires in the most pote•ablo meaner, shows, at owe gloom, who wore the authors of the deplorable and -itser.to-be.lomeoted woes which took plans at Man- Chester s games which, if tier forefathers had wit miosetl, in their timesoroold buss called for their Mol est°, and to your lents. oh Israel I Your constant Reed, hopi. lit 9. ANI EICGLISIIM AN. 011PCIIP i t s DISPUTED DOAC.I.STER Sr. LEGER [fox A consiptownetet We ere et Imseth enabled to lay before oar Readers reticule's relative to the disputed St. tAgy , Rae , , Stich has reused men diseniee in the %eras. world, firms the Lend to the Lee, than any turf psent on regard. First we weeld e lks a fact ho. fore stated, that in cowessitemee *1 the tricky of )(wheys haressieg favoatits by folio stars, a resoloN ties was tamed that the third skit should be Goal, es et those a ready horse wield ran several miles Is these she Salts, es was the rue with Tiger I. a lase St. Leger nee, wkkh horse les s a good wend a t. .ifitteidera, the letter set bevies seeds s girt, en.' /arias the false Opts. Je this instaeoe two fats sesta we,, mode. owl it eases, third. Cliff, Wheel *. owl 0 4 1 1 0 1 of fklfittlesesiiit jockeys pushed on with Antonio, the Liortio colt, sad others, sod es war Reeds' are skied, tohelesed, Antonio wee it. Ikon after dericole, Sir Weber, lieroinlins, sad webers, sotored in, sod it termed wet they had eel surfed. It is ispesible to describe the etrefesies which sew prevailad; the backers of the horses which did set start clamed another race, whilst the hectors of the field urged that the nee was a fair emr, es An.' being termed es outside horse, was a good! wirier to them. Amongst the former was Mr. Lamb. ton, a meet iedependent sae, and the OM vier of Agri icks, wh o se weight, se she olds greatest patrons of the turf is the north, had such inileeece co the tkowelds, who, after a paw of ewe hoer, decided that ibeteshoold be soothe' stert,aud ththerses were et the post 'gain in a few minutes after this decision. Horn the Betting Stand ezhibited coloration sorrel. bled, bondreds of betting books were held op, •ith pencils crossing est and declaring or bets to the tone of thousands epos thousands. At length Sir Waiter woe the wood race. Antonio was saddled to stir! 'gain, bet Mr. Wilson, the Chsitsan of the New. wom ket Jockey CNA, sad other Centime", advised Mr. Ferguson (who is • publican at Fee rybridr) not to forfeit his claim to the states by start* Antonio *gain, to roe against the fresh horns .Lich had net started. These are the facts, aid 20 to I is betted that the Newmarket Jockey Clots sill award the stakes to Antonio, which is considered as decidedly the best horse of the lot, sod there is bet see opinion about Sutton Whining it had he sot broke down.-1 The business has destroyed all sonfidesce between' men of the tett, high and low, who walk about the streets tad view each other like .es stripping to fight. The jockey (Nicholson) who rode ifoterthr, took 2CO galena to 6 shoot his the night before the race. Cliff sod the other Newmarket jockeys have given their opinion that Antonio is entitled to the stake ; bet the Isaias. will eves endless broils. THE. STATESMAN.• LEEDS REFORM MEEMVO. who have rinsed hlw I. libel She most loyal, awl Omsk sh moss disloyal of his ssbiect. i so make we of toe Revel Precogotivr, M elillienew with the people. aanisa their emossios reelll. • the llorsogh otilienreoy, which sligatehs IS ego., in Ns slices to dOetnee the TI cow, nod reoeirr oho's. 1.11 41 OW Priori.. a• It is indefatigable ta its cairn an le erprelli people. " 10. That the elinrge *or Prior, btu hero ed•ised to assist is the tote Prociamatios, &islet the licforfaces, i. a Shoot nay fiteititotios Is troth, nod mom hove two-is elver for the AU • of tondos the minds of the Itrformen swains AsirtrZ473.screics, is owlet es afford she tiorooglimoneets no other sidoonnosit of &prising sonny of pr..bnbly lit. emit t while we, toe Itehmillefe. hove irtainlbly rewo rd atomises the mom loyal of his Mnlesty's tetiecti„ insister% we we err oppmed to ronspti- a. oldie the slimy of Prince and people t for as the stresesh and e!stry oor Pike- pro ceeds from the strew,' or bare ople sad m the peopl• sie Smog is proosetlan es they free ewers efeiti Illet•Artei we make to 'worm use freedom, ism the maw time an if rt to isetesse Ike stress* of oar Prince; sod eecry iscorofol effort we make to maim ass portion of our los frrodein, sill torsi se additimr/ palm se 'apron the Throw of oar Mo. sofa. " 11. ?lint cesalagefes how the grew sod the 'velem Ilene estrerily apposed se snentliggly seeloosi themselves Si... Me Itifftillies sad likolligs or the prootr—owstess owls to oO•piat davit lo,ally to geoid awe folowne Addrewei. we essireive that the people amender abillpelowe MM) who NW Mewl toward to aid amid adoilali hbeir rime. " It That foe &eagle triknoilly proloribm the woe ofßs• I dies! Reform, and memdtmg our fellow-emwilrymeo Nola the nmettinstions of ipso err Police foreollbries, aid NM the proceedings of the pollee any an Masser be mid le be it act of desigoing indiviineh I 1 ay Nem i 5 sidelsoble Sire persons 1 1 10 4,11 14T1N7 all spoils , rhissio IS colt district throsigitont Ski wariir y; sot oppoimed coordisos ever theicreopective Niro& ail Amon. to set an medision be • ten the King mod the people, la immonliosPetitioos, Remo ; vesture,. die. to di* magnetise destimikiess mid to promote the people's !IMF nil illtiff44 ie all says to the mew of their i poster, shot we may the isomer be freed from those d.spiesbk nest, • h. mom larears to resolotinase Oar coastry g sod shag pa.t i p r ow l i lz hid IS de choice of no of Probity, AA i does, sad 1 " IS. That thislleetitts views with ledidsolloo and obhormsce I ; the towage sad warders committed at Moschester an the Nth Ij Attire WM, end defiant that they will Wen rest is Oiled till the perpetrator of web warm sod horrid sets of cruelty are brought to justice. 14 net the esedoct of Remy Root, Esq. is. oistimet bit politic life, sad awe especially revises and solompsem to the !teeth' of the 16th Angst, 14111, at Name sewer t LS such al dewing she praise sit theists at all tree farads to foliose, freedom, and dessenth that our sincerest pledges of support be give* him, bosh is perms and in purse. to enable him to seek sad obtain police tar the isjorles, be wad oar frieads had fo llicled us awes is that day, " IS. That air Catholic arethre• of the limited Kingdom be respiested stresssinly is smite silk as for the purpose of enema, coopperation is the great Cod glarlisos wait of NM. N• CI PATIO N from all air mafiosi fp ietaspoes, Cull wit Reli giose. " 16. That • kelsteriptitto be entered lore nom, far the per , ri g 4;: t or brtne ikswe e sest to the retches (:wool Fo ra tot ted w a hl:. is collecting iek rs so Illaulbswer ',joke." OLD DAILN.Y. seedy, bowers steles and ow, o'clock, whirs the falsity were at pray.,,, Hone this..., by means of false keys, uttered the dwlllog.honse of Me. James I , 11611, No. 14, Bow.lsoe, Poplar, sod robbed it of westiog apparel, sad plats, to a cooslderable i soosst. lideedsy, a very eeepsetable looking 1...1., sheet 10 years of sge, was fossil ea as aide of the Thames, between the Red Ileum sad Battersea -bridge, on tea Stingy skis of the river. She bad Ito a black ship bonnet, Moe gees, sod staff petticoat. Wednesday •n Inquest was held epos her body by C. imam Esq. at the Red Ham, she. the 'android of it stat ed, that a festal', saessiagly of great respestability, sesnerieg her descriptions, was saes wanderiag about She Thum, side, soar his house, a few days or, up. patently bort is her retaliate, Nylon she had two cbildree st Poitsmostb, sad bed lost her husband at see, sod that she had bad a lit sear the wales side s stork age. sod as ammo as she recosesed she left that iseighMerhead. The Jury, sat having soy further evidence, retuned a Verdict of—resod drooped -- et tie IMURSDAY, Sin. 15. St the apelike' of the too* AM tivernier a greet amber of servers, potairipoilli• htlealeo. were diveltaseed MU et eateteolt, she huh won* *beams' Maier beef fimod. Mr.. Mary Ridding, wife of Cements lit'litirt- or 1 ; 4 69 " , Regime*, *ha utok roihmil!rel 0.061 tire, week. barb es the charge eit orating n el.iti tiv toeigirig to a night rani **hie. was sloes pus tii the t.i i r, rod erieigeed among meet weber Pawners. Harts, 'ye owraitaavest she **wined elt evitiiiimiy, mat append to Ulmer ender very alfOng taallello i ,he was dress* gesteelly, sad ewe a 'erre white aril t air pleads. lest divoiloy. bet was parmisteil I. retire fee Woe Ow 1 gill the Privateers prvelossly straiarad Aseld Composes tried bele*** Cassese !twined. Her trial is ited fin gemstone* nierales (don dal). Michael Riede@ wen pat no the hares ea itelirtavent chemise Ihi. • ith seatiag. es the Ms ut Na, lam. hem the pelves et a Mr. George Sidi is, ithe sett. , of Covert-pries. TIP tar gaol-es t valved is 70. aid• eery huge noire, of 'wire. pat eos , eased as $3l. The *Meet was el a—int* between the Hit t Tat** Holt wellestreet, &read. and Pausal -gotidge. Tie : Privies:l west *Wet ol tiara id the slop 44 Me. Het ta7,lthefir torililosied of yttrium parcels et Ilse ottrassien. sail as Iraq* //.dared the ruby, wail preyed the seam al hielogiag tali* ifs" custody. The Jerystlleed to Meaty aviertev, med. so their Mara. givise der Maitre *cheat/I eta doubt. breve" le • verdict i of Sot Hain,. l i 9,004 Shearson'. omen Si. sad George Taylor, aged 2s se* put ou the bar. oa ha halittinfall. rbaigiag the Softer ' i wish uwel.og, and site latter with rectifies kassiiii it to be ..uses. 1604. weight of lead, the sworn% of his Royal 'ligh t us. sod Doke of Kral, is the oasis\ of Ealing, on the 90 at Jul) *4. The Jury brought is a terdiet nf Gain.. bet mew* tided Tat lot Is mows, se tsetse" of hi. Gamer give" eloarerter. 'booth% to ary. aged U. wee pat to the her as ea Indio meat chkrgiug hiss wish frimsiossir .tculisi. on the 491 h of nitwit init. IN the heave el she Rev. lit. Strobe*. Is the patio* .1 Mury4s-Meat. three wean, sad 'arises wart winks, his pro perly. Guilty —Math. THE 11011 / 017VIIES. It is doubtless in the recollection of many of o. Readers the extraordinary circumstances windmill upon the trial and conviction of these unfortunate persous for the forcible abdoctioo of Miss Maris Glenn from her uncle's, a Mr. Ticket, a berry-ter, of Tousles, Somerselshire; the young lady was s 1.1 to be entitled too large fortune, and bad been rebid. lbeg, • few weeks precedirg that *rent, as a lodger with her uncle's children at Rol way-farm, belonging the elder Mrs. lionditch. From the character of the stead punka implicated, and tbe romantic events sworn to by the prosecetcrsand their witnesses In the cause, as well as the known intimacy sebsist• log between the yowls lady and tbejeeior B 3 if ditch, their coNsiction incited the most Heel) , estoui‘hrrent in the nelihbourhood of Taunton, which was height ened en the role fora sew trial being refined by the Caeri of Ring's Bench in Hilary Term list past; for although it was then solemnly decided that they should be imprisoned for the respectise tome vf lA, 11, and II smiths each, in Dorchester ga.)l, considerable doubts existed as to the extent of their teal guilt ; se mach so that subscriptions were open. ed, and sews of money collected, amounting to op. wards of 3001. for their support in prison, whets • Petition was set so foot lobe presented to the Prince Regent, preying for • remission of their pinishm, ao and sshi.h if understood to be ahead) lined by up. wards of 1000 persons. Them doubts hive abs.p woolly been mere and more confirm ; bat if is =it tile truth sill apes be elicited, as at 0.4. r. that daring the present week, too true blls base been presented and fund by the Grand .lery of London, for wilful and corrupt psejory, s it s nit the said Marie Glenn awl Mary Whitby, who set. the two principal witnesses in tie shore coot., and that Jorlgeu• warrri.m were instantly keyed for their immediate ',mob's's/rt. THE ADDEEIA OF TILE FEMII.II EFFORMERS LEF.III TO THEIR TOWNS WiIMEN. " Data like A. pe.amwoatiow she choice of a lyeira majositv of the steeple • •••ena. to I* wigwam thereat alsirea desert, and that ..1 s vivo**. sod roodew ie .1-1 re At oppressiaa, we have fel , lo to be ear dm. to lOW* Wuxi n od heart for the porpoise of mit-Cris woe %whew* it theta, s.mo, to regal., their last bet right*. " !ward to holdts of What, fuss nor Wier.. we WOW Oa wish to mom from our !Lehner ghu I.; ! our I o•lirmillo gasman h ad estploNeoestt. or twine employed. the wart they empire are marvel, sutltind to procure food rot mg a ineernble es lettere. Oer nines allre eon ai iett morn drawl ftweisere the pride mkt of ear happier thy, hot it in rate to the delft of the tov-eatto fee or IS, laWlll/01, mod isi ! eueserous lastimem our very lud.fr in ostler vs t note we veld take Oar families s* 1. me place of worMtp on the lehlwith doe. hut tsar we nee on that .'ay ensisrwl In our wretched abode.• ▪ g roe ectises in attach we enn appear sorb decree,. Om eathlreo! lint lime the heart Regius to bleed. Those OJAI who have never 1.-It she nminising woo.;, eagi b i r g stw rbetrKs cries of yolr tender it.foots f. r t.rrad ohms your lad ▪ re so give .tarn., Cll. bone toy sad• we viketiegs;-tire brae description, 50.1 set migration at de e we. " Are we sad our 'Militias. then. to he wormed net of resist rue.? Are we, war ha-Wand.. tab. os. 1 r.others, nod v im, to be 'blown intro pilule. ter impled Red MHO. 14' CAW, we !frail% awl p. areal.:y duo and one o•ski Io Uwe t Are se to be shut treated *Wm b .re ranieitied row erica*? Moe rail upon yea in robe with vs, to r ,, eroL, t.. ...tamale, S. moon me. sad to caber., see brave *premed teentrymen int.. titre in their aochmusitrovele for rm.ouripation from is tram Iltito Er pilau bardage-ind will won a deaf eor 'ow mill Two: of sne wb me daily W.ara h.,. brass regularly needed wait plesio.-reinae means hate at Oases he. n. salt adegotte to wai.fy waist. • het to ?ratify your dr. allaa-liwa say perhaps tufa a de..% our call ; bat yito ;rho have tasted of the hitter imp of whirls we hove been mode in dri..k too deeply, will poi he.ilate I you will ototamit e..nte forward. nod earl your mum aumigst w., and subscribe $ err Mlle to nuts. " lot too one say sis. ran he den service; every awe • h. will We of service. And let on one run one, wiik the Idea, that We wish to gip i t, ear evils wools i t of nor Sirfilitsiwne pra petty. We wi.h every ere le enjoy he ewe. Oar bustioses with to be traded like mew ; they ebb to be enabled to Welly . their labour, bet they will trot reliant the pewits Mors of the most dole ta ble of Tyrant.. Well eight smoker Ember arise, as/ say. • I and as people are wild. and the admimmies sad She enemies are Mae re Irk Ml' Retaiehmeaters. "Who hams bet masker Esther may ariee ? Come isewerd, elleLand lain with us." This Aflame Was very well received. wed Madly implant" d. Mr. MasON.-11 hes leave to mere for year e.osideresi..n. a We* of ite...latie 1, *hob w ill be read us you, sod which a Gentleman here ts 111 second. Mr. WILII•elt bee bear atsensina while I read the Re 'Maine', I hope veer gaol order w ill be • rooter to the op• orobtiom each will lee rat *pow me by the hilted Peeve. To seeserh Mama& of people mseebled, reclaims that a Re form is sawed. " 1. That the right of the people to wit sad ratibiart of de best stream of reereoleg their aroma/bees. end ameliorating their me Milne, retitled they do us amid, sad peaceably. is one wetly a amoral right. bet a right anshorisal road eeknowledged by OW Coestketiee nod the laws et air rooter,. "!.'Tau she Sows see virinity of Lard'. the seat pad twelve Mr Memos, toeful and staple usmotatiose a d oe r n•somp, in t eseallte cloth wmitif.selare. sulierieg seder growl awl *lama lag albeiiista.--te..t s. ii..ll.ragidswed balls, and mem of wade. err neatly &weird. the geniis: bobiona wow inrried on, beteg evolved so the bawls mot oyamigemem wf opulent amo.-that, that rate of WM, the farmer mad clalls•maker, always the rap port, ctetlst, and Sol. g and of out trade. and the pmleeliou ".f the labourer sod the poor. are ewe 101,11111114/1111 %WS, WWI destroyed. vat number. ..f them harrow d hem our land. ahers fallen a prey so she heart realism elects of mewled Jails, while. game that fr sto their owasesims and the lie. of their friends sod homes hey remised. sad onvised tie ii:o af tosolverey. harems& WC peony. awl rear el 4 -Mat these bodies of the lamenting coossoesit y. the operative elatamalters sad thowers, beemefere se insi..prodeat roalvethir. is their won sad tamales eirraneterom are Dow dependeet ois were partial sod re.asioa• empleyweat. while thwii•wg• Of 'henna' others of our fellow-creemert. err I . rli 16 ow low" hertsweed pareh for relief. and w nacre.' from Maul plate ie search easabeblrere. starchy es the way Mayhew tite4 wad aged Oiled roma Maar baked sad impoverished beam. dylog for wow. " 3. That obese calamities. great a• they ere. apprise la es um to mimed the calamities tee sw or imslarge w genetaby cantering soder, end do sot any emote Walt • from a wartime Gem oar to peace; theft wises moot the Laminas people s the meek .4 the pl:atty y predate. " 4. That to ay else ilk we are e elerine. ..re the ans et the Woe Lowy. nod of a superabenthwire of !masses, is I s the arm plarr. to oppose. in Me most creel sad impels. wow rev. the ennitanedesems of a admirer, white voltam es all le • feed she beam. soul . tube the nelied s' sok is the mood. en the least predeetlite ad most elechiemeas and indolent. aye rallies in !usury aad siMapseatemea. la Wm, Ibe imt-ll'of tom rejoyeseist Wise fruit-, wish oh-sb a beastifol !rebid/mite al•si• Mears hi. eforw. " creel and altogether eaborial time of 5. That the preens Mom. i• the resell of a pinta', unjust. and tniamitoos wolves of Represmiwobses-ayereM Mat, ender the asiw sod pretemee of reorders* pteprriy. has. by keying Mao% eye finest tarry WilWara of II e. awl spite saes mammals of asamfro lare and commerce, by pavida. Con aid Coahleation Lows. nod in wt so screee lanottaily la morbinert, draw, area• the whole of the wealth of ear easiory from the hest ned most me fel of men, the labourer., red middle tradestare. Moo the heads of that n.rdiat and collars wore of heists. the dealeti iwowl• and mower leineere. who are idealised «ay m the nometers of she most bloody sad retort use that ever dirgraced the page of Mousey, lied as deans ie the rest *famous He as NLoop. 6. That she liaise of Cameos, es M protest eimmileted. hi • perfect mockery of what it might to be, Mit is, the at the taboo. regret!, ad loves of the people: e of shot the Asrembly. eemposem alai ill malt d errata Commas', by Wadi** the MOM with three minima of new late., *ben the nle oetembeld eel he collected, mew in nemisial marmot ; and by their martina of the most prollignte grams. what hundreds of sambaed" Of the people arc Mareirg r • two of Wend poser, of breed. have neirated every principle •ad forfeited all claim to Me people's cattails'''. •• That a Reform le the conalsetNa et the Cnseseraa 110414. is awl a Welk* a Sere sperelatioe, bet of •litelese toremany, the pretest corrupt system hasher pearly pro/heed • Notarise of "witty. and that so lasi as the Haver al COW Mow iremaima lamb of as imbecile end wicked Ilialsley, tied are the Were sem. and deredeets of a Bereagh wed Are. tot-emirs! Famiea and listereas $ et Is nay Ogee commie to a fair sad fall Repreemeatiee ask People. mimic *MA , re' pie, lea molter et las degior. be orrteoed and "shied lobe flit prey of sod betimes mr•-•• Moe minstrel our raiwaserte y he la danger, sad the peer dare. 1 4 , e. bewertietpai se ea/ lodine yeas awl aelleml evils, we duos it necessary dal the IMMO me. rem of Swift to Pediment Amid be abeallball. and the Elective nimble , be esteeded to ell WSW% wham* called area So ~Oboe,. either by mime/ sembeie. to the support sad proteMlon of the Mate-aid for the beher pre serving the agree if law sad power pew, Mat Flemiees he mime by she Ballet Amorally -.4e this rad we do hilly approve ef and agree es Major Cartwright's Bill if Rights sad Liberties sea hereby detembismus rapport it. "O. That It is the right of the 'object to petilloo sho Wag. sad either, or both Meows of Portieres... aid all iatertapttoso see Illegal nee thriefore, the coodert of Lord gjimmasB, y Maereepliag the witless of the people, so Ow* Is eletdribse illegal. sad can only he ewe for 0.• rivarof beeps, naive epee the Praire oes break ebleti the Priam sod the people are bound to 'orb ether $ and ism Nader boo wilwevetwo to the hese au/ wicked desire riga amid Ilawaaghwageriag Farbitm. who appear de. temmiarp, na the prove/We of their owe self-interass, and that of a nemerea , traits of froessly. Wining lymphoma and Awe late tlepeakess. at Me ripener s.f a ;latrine Dad opprevad Peoria. mad to establish a Mammy Despeuem epee tee Rolm of the Coaditutias. " That as by Meter of the Royal preremdiere (wawa. lives is bleb hate brie acceded to foe she penteabas of the Rights and Libeitim of the 4ehjim) the R leg of Ragland at his more will aid pkteeere, chose or Osage his illiebau, prom gee. disselve, or tonvnke the Haw Cesseates bind en frau \Sooty we Gee. the Rises et kegler' hoer, tio eery On 124 inet. at her home, tharbs-Mwet. Setbitil'itswel oresslima. traleJ the Elective Peachier to verlsew their ' Sim Caldu ell, wife Adsniral so the )eite her age. petitieeleg Ilahjeet., and as his preleat Mures" the I.lte purr, weile Callwat. Mt the Wilmer ot the 00 ArriblTT AT ittillhall T. -Tweirloy sight, shoat ir n " I f s' e . 9C6 in . lll , Fnuwe.. she wife of Charles Pion's* Conwirli 6 10411 / 44 11 ' w* l Henry Tg. wt." Pie ' O,ll allariaw. eleven o'clock, the home of Captain Craig, in Ilnr. 1,,,•".:(1•770:.4... eldest "Kam, if hal Den% tarn so oaf espertitate, sod ilm Act- for Twatrool toe Crefeelit, act Woken into, but the Catolit:' . ta thl isaitei lhe I p t - h wer iss . ;". dir tmeoe samn as amo ivin troed dimi . lees, lent*.. *b ee and aerkonial Farttationt-, an trotelerme Ito-1,114y in eke oat of Ned end ditcher esi Home of Commons so she people- . richt of Sielbegr. we • "nig** g Use .1111 ten Palmer, Esq. •filleeklag. llbessfaredeeve It ateinble. that stint eel Adam es, mantled is w hkh rub lets hesrieg &temp...l wiliest _ • Rat wits fetiteedef 'effe't re w e nled the Pia° - - soy booty. This anto3 list b elloapi V the tied . .• Mr of the aggricyrd, irromtcd, amt shborterees mat el ear Edited. Printed. tied Popsidwodop is...Puede, et ate behlalf.' cesetry, s3d he a t, ins his Royal Higher* le dhisbrd en is BSI Cff/gftt'• WAX Darts% No. 4, 3illiebary..oett, smelter, _ The Cormier disked the Way to Is kept weelstweese, obete k weir Ike, me isms as r la mkt to see II any ow oiled Itt POLICE. lIIPORTANT DECIgION WITH RESPECT TO CONSTABLES. GVILTIIIALL —A person of Ihe name of Sister, a Wetter io Rosier•lsoo. one of the constalsl.• of the ward of Fsringdoo Within , appeared Were Alder. man J. J. %SITU yeelerda?, le 11101111 PI a complaint preferred against him by Rinds's, a emba l m' is that ward, for neglect of duty. The Complainant stated, that ho—tween twelve end out o'clock on Tuesday morning. sin or seven de cent-linking me n , all apparently in Neer, were as• ambled at the corner of Frida).street. Chp•poide, insides or insulting every body that wad, whe. (her man or soma., sad in partica:ar two Quaker Gentlemen, who called the watch; that ran up immediately, greet resistance use made to him, sad be was quickly knotted dews and rolled in the km. eel: With the assistance of three or tier watcbuseer who came up, they succeeded in securing four of thel offeeders, and took them to the wstch-besse, where Si... was sitting as constable of the might ; the two Quaker Gentleman followed to the watels.hoose,sail stated the assault committed upon them; the elileike sea she stated the manlier in which obey had heed treated, sad gave charge of the Poisoners. The Gelatine's said the charge of the w•tehmen would be sencleat, sad declined citing charge themselves, alleging us a reason, that they were abootto leave town in the morning. After the Gentlemen had left the watch.hoote, he (Randall). in attempting too bane one of the Primmer', who had slunk behind to avoid being Identified, ep to the bar, was attack be him several times in the pleases of floe constable.— One of the Prisoners leaned over the bar and this. paved something to Simms, who then refined to take any charge, and dismissed all four of the Poisoners. It wa; latiwatad tint the parties were belabors, and karma to tie towable; bat the reason eiwaly ardgoad by Mai woo, tint he did sot choose to be at the tremble of otteadiog before the Magistrate la the woralog. This chime was corroborated In every particular by Hibbard, Morrell, Demobs*, sod atwitter catch.. sun. Nis's. the beadle, produced the eka►...bout, hat no charge was mitered therein D ior i n g e es+ lion; sod on the Alderman's farther examining, it appeared, that not a single charge had been taken et the watch. boo.. for opwards of two months. Sim-s in his defence said, the Quaker Gentlemen . give an char, bet, nn i /4. crktrery, void ih• •oqb. , . men "rate to blase: be 'leeward Randall of ill•ssing one of the "'dispense In the twateil.ttnate, and neatly strangling bias by petting bit knecklrs in his throat. lie considered the alto,* se a frivolous charge by the watchmen to get tom ft frees the Prisoners, and dr. vied haling refused ta•ing it to viscid attending the ?desist rale.. Mr. paw, one of the Common Council of that weld, attended, and gave the watchmen good the. ratters; one of them had been eleven years en the best, and another upwards of two years. Nixon said, it was a sort of principle with the' estestables to pay no regard to the evidence of watch. son; may chore's were brought in, hut they were strays disanisseJ. Mr. Alderman Smuts obrerved,that this was a very series, and impottant chitty', sad he thought it mach to the honour of ihe Gentlemen of the Ward that they had teased it to be brought forward : it was quite improbable that in so ostensive and populous el Ward, caber' there weir so many great polllc the— roogbfares, that twit months should pass away with. oat a slogle night charge; it was therefore evillest that there was an iodisposidee •o the part of the constables to receive Burps, probably for the party pose of saving themselves erosible. It was the duty of the constable to ravels* charges, and bring the par ties beim , the Magistrate, mid net to term Magis• trate himself, and decide epos thee. The clang/ ie the act for regulating the nightly watch in the City of Lenders was then referred to by Mr. Payne, the Clerk, floe •hich it appeared, that constables soy wire misbehaving themselves 'latest the duty pre. scribed by that Act were liable to a penalty of Wk. for *eery such offence. II .If the penalty is directed by the Act to be gleem to the person somplairtieg: and the other moiety is to he paid to the Alderman of the Watt in the offence is committed, in aid of the espeets of the nightly watch. The MActtTRATI (height the penialteonst far toe lenient for the clone.* in this case; It was absolutely necessary to hold out en 'sample to doer others, mad he accord:n*ly convicted the constable in the plash? of .204. marl calls. Uataa.nat.a.— Oa Thersdny. at therets • clock, Wm Malec sag hintlelll W the Ogler mud elasnieed before T. FlrAliCi. charged •Sth bovine &bed the pocket of Mr. easish. who tftieri to Albsoy-road. Coallterwril..4a oninahte guH wa:eb, chain. t.t...1 a/J..lg Lite he was passing linen* she creed "new tied at the l'ablic Veetine. r the lawn-boll. Itartseett, awd daring the irate Sir Itabert Whom was 'pretties t form. HICk bet. a comtable of St. George's. was se the bpnt, Viatp headed the Ploorsor with thr watch in his wag. Mr. t• a lt P tit7rAil.d aid 'dent 11041 It watch as big property, and Mehl 1 the alagistrate that be was welds tri have freer she Chy. as I the rise he Ines ins a;eh.—the enomer cam ton) committat for tri.l.l tie At4lloi. Thwrdtp r« i . 7. at *eves i rlwh, uw Isq•ciit wr bill is the Coasahittre-riano. Mlddleoes b• spitst. before Tiaras *mitt Conner, Do the h dt ed Richard Norm, •ss ieved is lifter beer tunidered is Si. fiat. r. The deeirs.ri toss (osiul bleeding and •enerel) einoaded Ia if,. ol all, lying in the I of a lauto.re la Boinlitidge-treef. 4, groom; was .tsed jut 11 with a candle. and a m.,s ow the 1...1f by lb node of hash Verdict-•• Dimd fray a faN ism elate of netniir.tans " BIRTH. On 11 , e •In. as Li bee, Lady Bader, Ira en. Al ARMED. On the reel nit M lambesh abort*, flesfy, wad me of T H . Hem. E.q...1 Vnualsall, to kw SesMii einmsa. •ict 1. a the wire Once. -. 0 14 inn. as tmbrth.llllr. Jobs Itklinr of the Bork of F 914,00.1.0 Irrancen. dnaHluce of i 4 iStt %or. lortee, et k. sr...lsnes•Lsoe, ' a 1 A'