The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-27 00:00:00

r . 1 .1 . 11 • 1 r ' • -* t r • - NAVAL INTEL iICrENC,R,. !.- k Ib S. R. IMltt Iv, , 4 , „_ -.......... i , . . _.:......_ ..,-,.. Dui, hoc vii.—The ship mentioned yesterday magnet 4 s in _y l et t er, d a ted , our front the GoAwin timid last evcolrg and carried iuto Rattog•tte nt. inst. from the - treasury Chambere,:airarl'acklressed to thillailte4s• Pier, by the Deal bownen.—Ssiled the James frigate to WO- airmen of the Cestrm,yespecting tltitik`eeliede tea -.Capt. Camellia, late of the ship Cur.tmandcl, captured •• ea the 'be hoc by she York American privateer, arrived beet conduct of the inferior Officers of that Shipotteutista ib i,,„ o „,i„ ‘ e rase C r ookhaves, in Ireiand, with his Othcer and warrants a belief that abases practised at this pleamao avow io a small pilot :Imat.—Came down from the River she no leiteriormoetrind vexations than those which the Dromedary stare.ssip, and remelts with it beet of tramtiorrt, . L o ide.br ti to itA p i s I , h . , ,_ , a y are so strithwy reprouated -, wattle( orden as before. ...' 'stir' Cerbicldiek* *iiOliveled;also be condemne4 l will; „ . . . puIUTIMOIITH, Avo. 9 6.—Arrived his Majpsty's ship 1144- 'and prohibited. *ben the vigilence elf Custom. Orr, hum the M e tiste n eueaa, h ear se s t he flag of Adedial house Officers is exerted for the security of the pub- Langliorue, and is under quanullil'e•—saiied his ihtigifiathiP lic revenue, their zeal is as creditable to themselves B om bay, wish a Stet rut Cork; Abundance story-ship, fir as it is beneficial to the State; but when it fixes on Deptford; Hope awl Concord, to blockade an American pri- littl e irregularities of no import to the revenue, a 'dicer is Maine,.—The outward-bound remain in St. Helen's . very often unavoidable—when it profits of obsolete sod YiirMollo 111111414. : .c. • • ... ' Laws., which are allowed to encumber the Statute . Books—or knowingly runs counter to the obvious 1 inhottion of the Legislature, under the cover of Segue expression, in order to extort poundage of compensation money from unoffending individuals, i it deserves the severest reprehension; for, in fact, it is licensed robbery, and the Collectors at the mot ports partake of the criminality of their subaltensee k. by net explaining to them the real meaning of did ] lair under which they pretend to act; 'sand if j law allows no discretionary power to Xi Coll but is imperative, it becomes his duty to reforest:tit able bi ns to the matter to his superiors, and request them toe at I ' DINNER Of TUN GAS-LIGHT AND CORE COillDANY.stand between the merchant eadlitini. . ...—On Wednesday last, about 200 Proprietors of the , yeller, and the avarice and insolence of . ,thc Gas-light Company sat dowu to an excellent dinner, Officer. Having said thus s much I beg !Cie e t ter at the City of London Tavern, DAVID Poraocis, • f orm you, - .. that many seizures of the legal coin of t • Esq. Deputy Governor, in the Cnair, to celebrate kingdom has been made at tits port, coming frotollig the improved state of its affairs, the success of which, Continent and from Guernsey, under an old.Statute,l after eight years laudable perseverance, appears now i _ prohibiting theimportation of it, if notfulleste4/4,1 to be absolutely certain, giving to the public the ad 'stooge of a light superior to any before known, and 1 In many instances the seizeres have been eondenvred„. to the Corporation an adequate remuneration for and in some few they have been restored, en: . their espeuditure, patience, and exertions. The coedition of saricfying the seizing .Officer,, Jelifei state of the weather, however, was such (the rain ,_ • that the in _ sw as recent case, had the impudence to demand neatly descending in torrents the whole day), one-third of the sum seized. The Cownwiesionots of i tended illumination, in front of the Tavern, did not take place. We regret it much, as the partial display the Customs, by a liberality that it'W isseastrotheir.l of it, which took place the preceding evening, and wisdom or their justice, hoe. le a manner, bat seryi which gave general satisfaction, brought immense unintentionally, sanctioned proceedings disgraceful 1 asumbers, notwithstanding the weather, from all to the nation, and injurious to individuals.. The . iii oarters into Bishopseete-street and the neighbour. money imported from. Guernsey and from France,: bead, to see a repetition of it, who were obliged to which were "tiled, and which I have sees, were retire exceedingly di:ill:pointed ; to make amends for 1 which, however, an exhibition took place on Thurs: 1 half-crown pieces.. aud. Bank tokens, the very ' day night for more than (hive hours, which certainly I money, most probably, which had beau ex- was the most beautiful we ever witnessed, and, we I ported to pay oar - teenier ; and as all Rif. tail.' understand, it wilt be repeated this evening, as well ver coin is shamefully de fi cient in weight, al we as two or three nights next week. The cloth being I have none to export but what is so, it is physically removed, Non Nobly Dotnine was sung, end the toasts ; COIRRINOCei I—the first was the King, in silence — ; impossible that it can 'stern to the country in the then followed the Prince Regent, with three times' state required by Act of Parliament-The impossibility - three—the Duke of York and the Army, with three ' of the thing proves the absurdity of a law which •\—the D.,ke of Clarence and the Navy, with three— hungry Castom-house die Duke of WAljniton, with three—the Emperor .of ,i Basal sod 'AlSrorstriegni, *jig' three--Marshdi a il mretnt far P iulid. . rif 4 4 i. yeller ; and it is incumbent latacher, the appitiaae herO was unbounded.-Peace all over the world—t7.B Gas-light and Coke Cosa, len end to this most criminal palsy—after watch the health of the Chairman wad 1 mearit legislative enactmeilL diiiitk, as also that of the Directorse--Charles Free little aware that it was forbidden derick. Williams, Esq. the standing Counsel to the ! * land the current coin _ Corposntion, and the Stewards , each of whom rm..; himself with sufficient to defray his travellitrg es turned thanks in appropriate speeches. In the cosine i of the evening several excellent and appropriate , pences, and for its greater security had it in a !midi songs were sung ;, a military hand (in their uniforms)* bag which he carried open in his baud, his.property, ' *lied up- the intervals. The utmost harmony pre- I however, was seized and lodged at the Custom-bops tailed throughout the day, and the company did not .as confiscated:and Ido not hearer that it-has rat.; break op till a late hour. . been restore/ to him by Govetisthent, with We' wit*. To the honour of Merionethshire, the Grand Jury out a conpensation to the . ageing Officer. t I loili were discharged on Saturday seennight, without . having any business brought before them • there was , make no comments on a Orideet sodisgraceful trazibol neither a criminal nor debtor con fi ned in ' the county nation; your own good sense, Sir, /gill discorec,dis - i .itipol, which was cons consequently thrown open. 1 stecesaity of absolutely and immedialdr. wawa. On Saturday last, a favourite lap dog, in the pos. I en d to an a b ase w hki, f ors i gnors , $ . 4. 6 0, 44 01 . 6.1. session of Mro.Riley, of Abbey House, B erni " dst Y' ! themselves justified in preithsinan. true' i llaeitele was soddealy seized with the hydrophobia; he hit a - painter in the hand en Thursday, in the act of givieg bbery order the fifitiiii'ish sty. tect.ro , * ~ . , . ~ , alt• ' him medicine; but it is hoped, no ill effects will wise : I am, Sir, your hamble sernot n ..,) • •, from it; fortunately, he was shot without doing any 8 0 . 1 1,, s pf eD , a s , g . vo. 1 hi HItiCATOIL: further mischief. I On Thursday evening, between eight and nine 1 A monument to li o'clock, a young woman, a dress-maker, who was . 1 to be erected in Nora carrying along Gray's lun-lane, Holborn, a lonalle, feet was proposed to containing articles of cambric and muslin, a silk bog, sizes, by Cot. Wog In which was her watch, 31. in 13ank-notes, and sdirie , %JOKE. *aver, wits robbed of the whole by a fellow, who i • forcibly took the property from her, ran away, and Tire Port's P.tr.AL l on Monte C rece nt/avallo, centi *Ade his escape. harbour, about midnight, car- 1 - Mr yerfestight, es a sloop, deeply *taking rAdierdisiosi aih irtllie sti laden , was ! / af t a t ! h y e ;. written P oPel , is a li f v e e w r tch is once more i flying a ligl it hying eery dark, a large salmon, at. ''residence of his Holk tweet by the light, leaped on deck, where it was titan, is not less agreeabl „loomediatoly. twee red. ries, grottos, rock-‘e, ' Frady on Wednesday morning the dwelling house Streams of water, often Concealed .of Mr. dews, of the Curtain-road, Shoreditch, was duce the sound of /shins- .-- Tooke operand robbed of a quantity of bed furni. birds, and render the! We, linen, wearing apparel, reel plate. lice, charming *bey , On the same evening the premises of Mr. Thomas ierinseuse number 'of eidwright, cloth-worker, of Hackney-road, were . large aviary, I observed broke open, and robbed of a quantity of fine and: superb peacock. if coarse blue cloth. t could conceive there On the same evening, the stable of Mr. Woedgate, ! gardens, or that as in Piteiphead.niews, was entered by some villains, " which the age and sit wino took away a suit of livery, a quantity of linen, l I have, however, seen mome wearing apparel and account books. several of those dangero, ' The frequent losses of Bankers' parcels to and and who may perhaps Aeon London, leave no doubt, that for a length of the rest of man! .. dime a most daring and regular system has been pose to believe, that mind coed, bye gang of ten or twelve men, whom we to delight his . . 4nd on enquiry are well known at Bow-street, .41 the danger of finding, who having served their seven or fourteen years' ap:i temptat . iontor hick ma aveaticeship its minor thefts, are now following thii, Perplexity. Tic Palace lucrative trade, art, or mystery, in copartnership,' name from two groups , • osti-aso arrived at a perfection to escape the vigr. presenting Alexander , latter of the Nice Office, as well as public attention,, BecePhalast a work until too late. ' This week one Cook e was commit-1 Prax iteles. The composstioa, • tad to take his trial at Hertford, on the charge of cords with the celebrity - robbing that coach of hills and notes, exceeding the It is supposed that ' *mount of brOl. and a rexard of 2001. was also attemptilip to nom. offered last wei k for recovering a parcel missing frog big' last, from Millbanii, the Stroerfeeter coach, of nearly 30001. which see oat, and that having far • net the ouly instances *Albin a few mouths. see labials appeared a co"' stc. Fa cmovra, AUG. 44.—Sailed the Sandwich pacilietelikli Mob for the Leeward bland,. . • es, TM dram, TIASDALE I for Gibraltar, was tats. end destroyed on the t-itlt ult. near Cape St. Yin -cents by the Prince of .Neufchniet American nifty. - The Nywp HuIT/maws, from St. Jean de TAIL to Cork, - was taken on the 18th instant, near the Book Tower, by an American privateer, of 18 guns • and 120 men, and, after being plundered of bale pods, was given up, and is arrived at Waterford. fivers have ciestromely made nominate a proper I ceased by the Bisho p thP,pwcir - --tilkto--. 40 , d • , h t smog al. t...i mot 'en the 'T 4 7. '• tit ' 4-4' . ar o stominated to bell tied perversion... .'lne s-7itnintrary to the fore nit. A French Geellemen, 'lope of the odd Ste •rbidden to brill specie int* .: such penalties, Ste. in of the cosntry, provide.. ttlOf 42 urue not into C . . .._ ,_____,„__ _2. seikh he himself d mee see n ev ftr amTr. i ~ t 1. , “ . .- .!., -.1.14._.e._, was. returned to hipaltfer„cprrections end ##en ; The action was brought for three ,peaaltieot(ilaree 1 1 - i that time he bad taken no further notite; r l llet,* months, six months, eight months), profit' wete 0. Ili tifitY of liortairlotitri ! does not fe ll ow that this-informal iscontignest„ , o, lat hand, and were as valid • to. tyries:- hoMe . .• i olio k ; a Resolution to th at' ~ ' 'which it Was said, en the 44. nirJenlAtits;,Ml4,4hat liability to Mtn ; 40efendant, undea.lblie second ..;;: ~. n the Grand Jury at tlabla*ka. ' had ken aa d ia a long pipe agei.weaokettnina. and third counts of the declaration...4l4ga, rate 1!` lonnObst, and- seconded bilde - ' von of the Plaintiff -i Agog t• • ''• in- under the second) , d Va ' first Yet . . time ago is . a very .„.;, • . . i definite espression ; but diao-,wenld thigk„that it did- he tike upon himself to. judgevAitteiCeught ity--The falaiiiing oliitriritians cou ld ne t, in the. !engage of . so accurate a person to satisfOds, client, and to abandon litstiottipeOsse, . .. ~,. recently repaire d for tb itsTdettat itooHiphoP's Secretary, mean ,Ima thilll six months. which only required to be brought forward to be ion. nn by a traveller in a left lei frees And that was a longer period than the Act of Perlis. And it was most material to the Plaintiff, that the . . i . A , w months since: —s` i nk ra , 111 04 Mitt (51d tp r. IIL. c.,a4y3) had, ~that time, been remaining counts should have been tried : for then, to be the Common and ordloesy pass ed ; a -i sel i ee e f as. long as tip Plaintiff ,had I he•could not have beau charged with taking advantage iness, though not so laiigeoetkeriP - served tillit,Defeadsurt church. The probability I of. a mere inadvertency, on thopart of the Defend- greeable. The Tauter thlee t - ,,itvtfnl‘ .therefore is, that this wirca nomination , ef. a former ' ant. For who would have considered i in that light, work, and foentaftis,..arl s • ..c.4stratetat Heitdloy, oini) not of the plaisstiff. .111ork au error which had been wilfully persisted in for se. often concealed ender ~.; .'.. et ,6"4„4oo„,psfendstst at iltsts .to ska Plaintif f under .reral months ;—on inforinality which still remained ~ organs, trumpets, 4:.,A - . ,, • 'er i Aw k a iiir tid o f Dec ,, 1014,,,m0i11ig akskiw,e(Win. uncorrected, for so long a time after admonition ? i, , • he gardens which s' , 7 ~ • e Pa- jskig; :144 written to Wm gispeeting- fi i kJ/wed . Who would not rathetbave seen,that the Defteudvit's 1 yond all conception. . ' 'it on Canto at Headley; theglothegi told his Lordship he. non-compliance with the Act, was not inadaereetsgy, f thr feathered tribes, So' g 094, .ibigulood to give that' au • ef t4 t . mei that he would but design ? And who would not have allowed. that .. erveri two white eagles, m i di* omit .014ite to him 10•0 2 0 , k 01 P 444 0 11 t . effect. PitoW,..hed if to accomplish designs injurious ti) 00 Ptaintifk he le must be of austere 'Chataol4,liir il.e D e f o ulani be e n e s iAl f ratiliexerd, its that pima. those to'risk the penal conneneitits ,of airv:Aott of • re was any evitto he fotindin'til4ite .4tar, and written to-11111101 1 1011111t 4 eireet (that ioto Parliament, 'tile Plaintiff l liftitnitliktbr - tia ' frosttals any amusements were ,es*Uoragyald Via pn the 4th S Dec.); tkitffgette - .. could-be thot no- such designs, or to bulemnlfrldeidettibetinstingent . 4 situation of the Pope precliadits. 'tien t which, on the rithicitt4p,i. (1.. t diga after), loss, wasiostified io•clatiningttei , plioattles P. eon in • these delightfid ProMenettie ittlenlatist ns.hare been emit 66.41Vighse dr , The This is the tight iowhictvabstwetioltMett have been / ngerous beings who wear leiernpS, Defendant c y r t e ilily . 1 111 40 111 r .' .11.114 i - 4 11 6 . Os viewed,. ilia the atuilibeen trimbeut. ' .Lit tk these- k eiragt ‘';',. laps tempt the fops; 'is . &mins on i b e h a d s a id the .r' ' ' ~,i,d d i,74 - 4 :, . .f.“ imitator titankrwsrCriensec , .4, unkind. At theuestatintet. I wish do po end 'se . •. - Aby d lle - learsita b on - 68- 40adithe!Leansed Chief Josties, Sir dicta? Lo. I - a ./. _ _ j ten the holy - Pontiff Sittpill(iOnlined Wo sliihrents acts, ,when .! t ' 1 c jadg . H,l4o,*e Giallo,' ; (eobtiessee thb • Tirlist'lNOsirepaper,) • made •--• . ; lin the garde's, he williaot raft 5 ' diet 1 intend to !lOW* Rad . 1 emno obtereadetis .01./thii.. - saebrnatoreatteroOn {Ad nff, in the presentee or tue•cillieKVol4ll4prite in Whis *ty-tio V eit.:4lllMtAt lO 24; anissadversiononia-tbd Platodelt 'contact tamay piece his heart in. ililitte ttc. l ti t in k eettecatino to the 04- ' 'tiVsalk — aFia, 1 1,. rfht - bringiv4ithsperthan):; but obeessed,thit bowessier - til Palace of Monte GenVelakiis itsAbiebea Ih ki tg e t eikr i e wve o rridonv.. o p iit as i ss o r epe, ,e vell fe scel ai as . a o kato y atat i als i tata a ? . t;/ pups of marble at the entrance, . I': , ,' ihilliKazu. ali odes to ito tilie j itil jonitt,fftaltilts and ef•sesiglebottr, /towieeds , ilatr Defendant, yet use I. der the Great bolding .Me be 41?#". - • 'ffillisetiom 7 of.*Anie ' .le * dip ei thing, , 4on.sissef be Waited, & C. itimmach Ws. the Plaintiff tibi gsoui i 1 rk they attribute , te- Pb yslias &Mk 1 ., ; (44,;5i0t " even IWO.* ' intiltlfortiotVitoie`g bada rigai•So`Oriasigiischran action: l . l t Sow this , , :nwP° 6 ititos io oy °Piahms ill" - sell • And thice(4l., Adoi r ''`,,sar achpae" de'et . .4 the demo of E11..' Aid em I then to -where ‘lbit the-. % t Rarity of those masters." •. to eptor, . when he leyersheteho Defeinteah) „hlidoes -IParnod Chief Justice did .indeederneks so 9 ollh eaallike :: .•. ~ - ant the late Mr.Cooke,tbeerganist, toally nominated i ttattgeossibly 0147'p0.. vationt ?.) Am 140 credit the . 'report, that so grafros ''' -.._ , 1 . *the water early.oe Tuesday teem- lendaelfrefsaadett * Arad tioneAtiough modenago . doeld .be so andsserete, • .. . se4se i ri . l. lillbank, by accident MI: over • the --•-•-•-.4"--..--'-'.'o•l"°-...ii"«-..4--e..1...en•---0w4a.f........_ .0 4 , 1100 ,..a,..puhdpg # toe be r tikal e ite week , aia.' ring by e blow stemmed his Mod, MI ti t ' .. ...." I"tili essr . es s, s i a i iine "l4. l wa t etk on,,, 4lllllllL l N i . mosa ligut aessis m t).4lllllt V is a o r t s t i t ke , :a 1081 11 .- -as--- 411 " . . : 10 * hv i i 4 B 4 a l 1e ..1 1 4 /00.• . . sygew contisieasSis ase into i erea t ek , sag e awe se r ir„../.41m; 'hes. ~1. ft. a. .. , rag-tansia malty for iiiMMUiS fig", Illtietikhgtl4l` . • . . • . • • . . . , i • ...,..- . ' . . . • -.. • . . ..._ • . - . ~ ~ • . ---Liiim.------ .-----.1 .....,... szargsmAN. Ito direr* the Act of Fartlemfmt or.l44ttli gt shi t —iinais lat same time hati.evatied its fgt.& Mott , satisfied io• • Cm -.Sevin read in the.. nowt ,Nevapaperi .of the law, without complying wad.** *whims -Tuesday,. the 28tiLef Julyp i at report of a triat at but ". eat nerbusa," tic. omen. "rho Reader will Winchester, in which : l basllaintiff, which report s ibe pleased to make his owls rellectileis. • whether. from design or accident, is manifestly cat. It may be asked, whatviewhodi erv io iens g th a e se De is r c ett ien d ; ec fated to excite a popular prejudice against we, Li ant could have to serve, in wwh r am bound in duty to. myself to stale the matter to ! nomination of the Plaintiff to the Illialuip, In order the public suit really was. I mistake much if there ito his being licensed to the curacy I The answer is, ii . not a little of the Maven of malice wrought up !he might wish to retold in his own hands the power kW the atutemetit. of.,the Newspaper 'scribe; or ;of removing his co rate at !dedicate, should he aspire id the scribe feel aggrieved by the imputation, .a ', to any new privileges, tor Attempt to to- , oleste, in alw puny typographer*, .at least, will scarcely I any respect, which, whew a curate is licensed, be. im,tche intention of aiming a side-blow at me ; longs to the Bishop ; fPr then lia.erold his lineation, hiajtalics; ,whose connections at Headley ; " /Meanie bene placing' *g rata / i." It may then be (*intim aside his individual feelings) may eel{ be : asked, can it be shown that such was We 1)40,km% .oppoped to have had other wishes to gratify, byt,this ' view 1 To this f must emitent myself with replying paragiaph, than that of informing the public mind (not hosing space lel EP to enter Nile lino the *Nu-. —" Mama ulta.tn aerate repostum judicians ;molder . ment, and adduce ail the proofs), that I Mu act sprotstque injuritarnice." !. , . a doubt of it. , , c - ~. -• • The report says,'the action was brought by 410 4 . - - - The new Act of Parllementifer e melts. Plaintiff to recover a penalty for non-residence on., !tenance, &c. -a Atlbendirery curate , . ) owed that eV* der the 43 Geo. 111. c. 84. and 53 Geo. 111. c. 1491 1 Bishops of the J.Kocesea reepectivele, `stireat that Act, is a misrepresentation. The should be given up to curates.s. Alt hft *adag I Now this, as far as regards the 43 Geo. 111., or the *parsonage Minims; ondet certain c res t Clergy Residence user e d yissilsora action was brought uer the 53 Geo. lit. c. 149 d 4041 stances existed at lleadly. I (tad • illreetnilsi only, and was to recover penalties from the Defend- that plate' my .1 applyipit ,t :Os Biaimp ant, for neglecting to nominate a Curate to the to be allowed this privilege. Iftvery.bodi :had . sold t Bishop, to be licensed to serve his church, within a ' me that the . Rector never would **sent tie let end at period limited by the said Act, and for six months the same time :every body had irindlYr eticlaimed „afterwards. It is true this peaalties imposed by the ' against the manner in a hich thai parianageohostea l latter Act, are preportioned to the non-residence of , there was cccupied, by a large faMily.pf lehoorione ' the party offending against it, and the-for -leer Act Is.: people, of whom-they did • not scruple to speak ire therefore referred to, to ascertain the quaiitutn of : very frot.tersas.i• 041111. 27th or. Dl-cember, 1813 penalty incurred, which increases with the time of.' (nearly a month before 4.1. e p-riodilmited by Ace of his ponOteidenoe, so long as be. continues to with. i Parliament for the oonsitiation:tot- curates expired), i hold therequisite nomination. But an action hrooght i Ittepresentedthe matter, and Moto - known my wishes lunder the latter Act, is no more an action tp recover Ito the Bishop of WINCHESTER,. who declined rob,. a penalty for non-residence, than it is,•for killing I terferel Dr..Bserru not having she(y nominated - mo to I. game without a qualification ; for the Defendant's I be licensed. non-residence would have made him liable to no pe- 1 I had pltidged myself to b r im *out t o change it I nalties had not the 53 Geo. 111. been passed; as he the matter so. loudly complained. of. ell, had Aid, ibis a legal exemption from residence, and the offence " when it comes regularly before the BishOp, it will. against that Adis, negkaing tooominetee Curate to be altered ; and Dr., SMITH will not fait to bring : ! the Bishop, to be licenscd.tp serve his church. 1 i before him soon, for fear of the penal consequences Still more unfounded (not to say false and ma- ,of the Act, to which he will tender h i mself Ms . liclous), is the next assertion in the Newspaper „re.. : noxious by default." The period limited by. Act of port, "that the Plaintiff- came into . Courtta cope e Parliament expired on the 20th o ( ianuary, 1814.-- . . j plain of the neglect of duties which he himself did." Be pleased to bear in mind, that the .Defendanthaf Who date not perceive the; drift of ttlits to be to fix been admonished priorly to the 4th of .lauttary, jit lupon the Plaintiff the odium of laying astrissforinii. dee necessity of complying uilh'thf Act: .4. I lion, where, so far from hang himself the injured j Things remained in the same state a mosth after party, the trangressien, if any,; was Wrenn 1 Ma. the expiration of the limited period, when. tooled lignant and slanderous lesineaften l . 44 It aPpeered," a writ to be taken out against the I)efendant, iikla ' says the Times oracle, "OW ,thougb Dr, Salta he the view of commencing an action, against la %If he no regular. , LicenseriCarate,,awhe ought to do, under did not eventually comply, and. of prevettring, its the latter*et, set the Plaintiff' himself had Waal; . the mean time, ans,other person from doing it. resided litre, and did the digits, which he now came i A copy of the weikwas not served till the ntiddlt foto Como to complain werenegiected." And where: of May, at which Buie the receisge nomination was gained you this piece of information, Mr. WISEACRE, I still withheld; seta iiii to so recent a date as the let me ask ? Not from the declaration which sets" 13th of July, ! Dr: Sista had not sent in such forth no such comp . laint ; but stales (in the first , nomination is the Bishop could proceed to license count)as the ground of action, that tbeDefendaut for : upou,.as appears from a letter, iii my possession, the period of six months next after passing of the . from Mr. Goa., the Bishop's Secretary. Asti it . said Act, viz. the 53 Gius.iii. e. 149, did neglect to strange,. indeed, if he did not knew befons that time, Iper Curate, or any Curate to he II- what was a sufficient cOroplianee with the Act, and lof.thedlocese to serve his church; at which time •the Defeisdamt had moreoneo recant. , It time :se 'Curate- was licensed; mended to mai to look out fer . amother , sitnakimul licensed,./oaerve the.suld church, ! The most serious part 111 the report still reoppias rot of thedtetute, whereby and by ; to he discussed. .t ..= Statutei s clear,beian ilea, to such. and trade 1 " Much animadversion wasby the Detellilw It ... then, that the Plain- : ant's Counsel on the Plaintiff's 'Cmaduct in bringing into Coart.to complain, that the duties i this action." Very well. The Defeedapt4 „Coco. __ ff did had .been neglected (for these ', sal was bound in dotty to his Client ;to make she most ked.been duly performed ,, although , ao Cecate had rot a bad matter. At the band, , .ofln Videttdant's been licensed to serve theiaid church), but. that the Counsel, a Plaintiff must alswage, spike 01) . hie 'Dila Defendant had neglected tp nominate, itc. as Ale Act ! to endure a little hardosaae4Jso44,ons his mouth, required. . ~ ~,. „ , ! hard words_never receive a hard emnstrection ; bat "And the Rector (continues the teporteni, though are understood with as mach Iditiode as they are he had not so licensed -ibis Plaintiff as his Curate, : spoken. I commend his zeal, as much as I discern bad Actuaily nominated him as ;whits the Bishop; : mend the ,tulle-varinnesief his opponent; who he but such nomination' appeft a t . ,o. l laV- batin,infor- : ing provided . with a host of arguments (in his brief) mal.m.-Now, the Defentlia 4 athavilgt never nts ! . ;to anticipate, „and blunt thou edge .of attioniuiver.. plaited the Plaintiff at 014`4t letwiti - till mouths sloe, frons ‘ the-opposite aide s . nevertheless ; said not Alker the expiration of the . pitied, limited by the Act ! one word,—made not o n e single . effort to shelter hie 14 Parliament; and ',elk' tiren,..qhceornination which Client from the torrent of *bitten . ), that ads to be *1 sent in to the Bishoisf',wisajpithate'his4.oo4lahip : expected, and to place his conshact tan proper light ; 1-mmld not prbceed to limos* apax . ..o-vilt appears frees Ibut left eptirely at . the. meroy .of the . Defendant', r. Gen.'s Letter,_ datedAsoilit ct(Jannary, 1813, I Counsel, and the Times Newspaper. B a s e des e rtion goat Dr. SniTH had a kg Owe b iewspat in. an.in- , of thacoloors under which use was 'enlisted 1! . And formal nomination, loitittk, fl owskp l being . admissi- ! what shall I say to his .stopping short in the.eastael _ . - i The action - brought - for three ,peaaltiesti(thres 71) rsis firpnb, 4 t it I• It If rr ig ci hi ti 9p 14 At ifs oil 13 of • r94# 14°- - iibb is (I, ill j' it et fr. of Lg):4lle. , t• P 4 (a ha . - • t Ile :QS he a lee )0. it . • nd • a ins Jll. Olt . 1111(' bat Are um. Le-4 . lee) rep. , 4