The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-12 00:00:00

V •, '4IYR • Charles Pole, the deceased's beother, had some son- Cessation with the medical man on the morning of her ticatb, and wished to have the child to bury with ghe loather, but he stated• it was too late; Red that it WAS ether gone to Brooke 'a or another phce which witness; sloes net ter,ol'ect ; an agreement having been made be tween him (tbe surgeon) and the deceased (Mary Pule) ' 11, '" if the child etas born dead be was to have it, and no- 'rising for bit trouble: Tbe Coroner, in lamming up to the Jary, was of opi- Oen that the deceased died a natural death, hot there stag greatimprudence on the felt 01 thb Medical Gen trowsn, and he trotted be mold 'ban more delicacy is fot;re. The Jury retired for abut 20 minutes, and on their re torn, the Foreman said it woe the decided o_pinion of the Jury that Esther Plumbs, dies' •• Ritual •Destit by the Visitation ()Mod ; and that Mary Foie also died by the Visitation of Clod; the infest being still-born, they did not impute blame to the Medical Oen Merman, but mewed him In the esteem* for having made a most shameful, contract to have the child for,tiligectios in Faso it wee, atilt-Uwe instead of taking his fon, :• TITHES IN lAA iJON. THE LAW'S DELAY." = 1 A ii . i • , Yesterday, Mr. Hureombe applied to the Lord Mayor in the Dame of the Committee upon Tithes, for pirrnis >ion to hold a meeting of the parishes of the city of Leaden in the Neyptian Hall of the Mansion Witte. &Its Lprdslfw immediately acceded. to the relnest ; hut we aoderstand that he is not to •preside, his Lordship Arieg.olopinion that be conk' net with propriety do sd, as he 14,0ne of those eropowered•by the Act ot Parliameot to decide open the question. • .9.0 Tuesday, a Vestry was held ,at the parish of St. Ltnneten's, for the purpose of determining whether or not that parish should join with the others in applying to Parliautentson theaubject of the 37th of Henry the Mr. Savage, theChorchwarden, in the Chair. •It was In the emirse of business stated, that the parish of St. Du.tistan's had firmirresisted the lay itu• proprietor in his demand of the money granted by the above homed Act in, lieu of tithes. The case was •thrown into Vice-Chancery, and the expenses were poor.- ..MOUS. The parishioners, however, were determined to hold tint, and after hiring pat ths Lay Impropriator to expense of between 7 and s,ouet. suettertled in their .object. If they halt not persevered they would !owe lAA to pay shout 4,5004 a veer in lieu of tithes, and arrestra to the amount of 30,0011/. The Impropristor *lv/tight fit, after a lone end lamentable contest, to he suntan; with 1,000/. in lieu of the 30,00/. and a charge d‘f no more than fourpetee hay'pearty in lieu of the 2s. 93. iti the pound. tie bad given a very large mini to the :amity in which the eight lay fur a smother of years for the property ivhich proved to be soindillerent a Tv tltt, • .., It as finally determined that the parish of St. Dun etse's haring, nithont assistance,succes•folly contentied against-ibis oppressive demand, and having venire with rue Lay Impropriutors in Fitch is manner as to give antis facio• to all concerned. except that Oontlentan, would not interfere, but leave it to those•perishes which were. • prqmpiety under the imposition, to make arrangements, for their own comfart, either through the medium of P •rflanient, or resistance by linshioi the ease thronalt Vie Coons of law, from which it *Old no doubt find its way into Chancery, where itcoisisi made to stop for a few years to the gratification off .Wm lientlemen of. .the Bar. .1 precinct dinner of the pariskiemen of St. Andrew's, Hollrore, was on Tuesday given.. at the White Ilorac .1 mwn, Fetter-lane„ previously to the Eviction on St. Thomas's Day. Mr. Deputy Reeves, in the Chair. The., suitjeut.of the city of Leedom Tilithe was . teuelted nye • int-Mentally, iintl Mt. Beauchamp took 'amnion tiSh6otl. the comPioy, that the piriel isml tits reason to Be dime; tisfied wish thelf eleftlollll Oethillo the demand of ,albeit itt•etor On Ilse contrary, eves, thing !Audio; to. that most important subject was assenting a most phrasings complexieu. Indeed there was Chip/ to suppose tea the liitethe• we. father sorry for the ieergy with which be..liadproceedell to enforce his dt:mand. It was stilted, that the ,suffering parishes were all cal. colstiog wrongly epee the Dames in their application to Parliament. • The Speakers at the dinner reconsinend• NJ that.every exertion should be made to return to the • Lourrosin Council all those who at present represented them, as the conduct of those representatives had Uri flaunty ata with the approbation of their fellow cattails. ELCORDER ' S COCRT, GRIMUSTRIMT. Dublin, December 6, 1822. At ten Ws lock precisely, the Recorder and Alderman ..11P di esiny lock their seats an the Rens •li-43 p risoners the desk waiting to he tried. The Court was fnll of -'ititnesees, and at taretre o'clock, Mr. Hay, Foreman of lie Grand Jolty, said, that be and his fellow Jurors were two boors iu attendance ; that several persons glare weitiog to be s ximined, arid, as earls busiuess could est be regularly gone Into without two Aldermen sittitO as the lirtalt, be requested. hie- boulsbip would die. • charge diem. The Recorder said, that Ise regretted 16 reiresifogiy the circumstance, and expected au Alderman ' :ft a apart', of an boor. Half-past twelve, Sir William Stainer arrived, mid *4 4 1 s wat. It is but justice tu the worthy and red . ••sisieset is Ramer' to say, that is was Dot the cause of tbd delay alluded to. • (Amarillo *Mahon, in his rubes, and unpowdeled wig. spoke as follows: Lord-1 Lope yestr Lordship will fare the Ald men. You Lase the power to de so.. I can awl ; • their absence to we maser .catise than this.-1 • ri te they were pot.vralldpping and itorstasdief 1 • themselves last tight, daring t he storm.—((lost • 11/wetter.) -• Jar. Bethel initiated a'arieti that our highly respect. 'obis City Member, sir Robert Shaw, would bring in .s abort hill wait erosions, tes enable the Recorder to dts : penis. sub the artirtance and attendance of the Alder-' met it future, in cottiequence of the frequent items. ceniences and delay occasioned by ti,eir•ahsence. This • met seemed to meet the approbation of the Court and stulltury. The Court adjourned until Tuesday next—hofftlic untried. Basile** is at present brisk at !Sheffield and Warlnglibm, and tbe accounts from all the manufacturing dlstrictc fug- . tieneeatisfactery. The naanufamerers, however: sell at very nmail prvflt ; but yet a greater number of men are @splayed. . i',.uraday last, a man was brought up to the (Madigan of Bury. brfore the Magistrates at their sit• ling, sis a vagrant. be (Akers had found him in the' totto. and ua questioning him it appeared that he was antaib. To the inquiries of the Justices lie answered onitieby signs, and oo opening his mouth a short stamp of 4is tougur was all that could be seen, presenting a singular appeseance of deformity. After a length of time his anatunis was ordered to be made out, and lie wasasked whit be bad to say for himself why lie Should pet be committed, when to the astonishment of mo o o f the persons present, (for some of the Magistrates had suspected the truth, and laid the trap fur hint) he e!C• C 61.111 1 .4 that he had been taught the itnpurture by his mother, and had acquired the art of sionbling back Lis tongue sa as to have the appearance described. lie would maw have been glad if his tongue could have serve GA to keep him out uf liritiewsil; but it was too late. sTA' MAILS. MIL SOS. a .••> sum o 2 I Hi*bre I ..., 00-; * Jeney - 0 I I Itirrao - (Arbon I 0 Ilaiiioo • thiernPanr - 9 u anal U BOURBON WAIL. Upon lorskiig attentively et the French papera, cad at all the indications that we perceive elsewhere, we are still of opinion, that the invasion of Spain will lie the vesult of the deliberstbWis if the French governasesst.—, There appear to be nir.disisions worth speaking of in Viifier. That kingdom is rich, and ready for war. The Holy Alliance approve of the enterprise:---There is nothing in the way of it but the possible oh!ection of oar Ministers. We are far from be lug certain that they have any oltjectiln, mon strous as it may seem that they should not. But if they have, the objection ran be grounded upon nothing, ex cept that ss hick would naturally be an additional too : tire to France to undertake the war. We have been looking for something to justify that notion which seethe to prevail, samely,that the eagerness of the Boor bons for war has rela.red. We find nethinv to jwYify that notion, and, in abort, it is our opinion that France will invade Spain. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLCICK. en nk Sto , k... ..... .9454 , India fttoek ...• • . •• • . •.• • 3 per Ct. Red.. ....7914 , 411 I Ditto Bonds ..32s 311 s. re. 3 per ft. Cons, ...... .situt i S o uth Sea Stook... .. ..• • 34 per Ct gill ! 'South Sea Old Ann..... 79 1 4 per Cents.... 116; .97 Ft/ ; Rt. Rilled. 1 3s is os re. New Fours shut 10919. S 6 per et. 1797 -_---_—_3P9l. 3s. qs 04 tan. Long Ann 2 Ol Small 2a 4s • pia. Imp. 3 per Ct.. ... ... , Con. for Sett. Mtie Irish 6 per Cents I L o tt erv Tickets.... 261. 164. Vet *ita i ttesnt l it it.-* : " THE liaurisil sTtTzsMAN " INcOpirOgArip•WITII STATISM/tn. " ' • LOrYDON: THURSDAY RYCNIND. DECEMHZR 12, 1822. IINCIMASE OF POPULATION. The Morning Chronicle contends, that poverty, that miserable living, is the cause of an increase of papilla lion. We think we do not beg the question, when we ask the Chronicle to allow, tbat it isa notorious fact, that the Parsons have more numerous families, than any other class of persons in this Kingdom: and we would put it to the. Chronicle, whether the Parsons eat end drink less than other people; whether they be more abstowl ons in their way of lit.; whether they col.y the mortify ing of the flesh so far as to eider hunger very fie trendy ; or whether, of all the persons in this kingdom or in this world, there are any, that lead lives of greater ease and luxury ? STOCK. EXCIIANGII, TWELVE fiClA)Cift—The 160Ve I market opened this Morning at SOl4. and the moment it was known that three expresses had arrived from Paris. hringLng the French •!? tin& SS, 60 cents., which is an improvement, and Spanish 554 ; Neapolitan, 77t. — Consols went up to 8033. at which price they remain op tothis hoar. The Moo/dear of Tuesday, has out copied the lone article in L'Etoile, and takes no notice of it. The Paris papers do not contain any information of itn" parlance. It is ,expected that the Duke of Wellington will make a Itongstay at the above capital. There were several good buyers in the market this morning. roestosFutilaS.—The most doing this morning is in New Spanish. which opened at 64 to 1 and have been done at 4. Ail other Foreign Securities remain steady. Chili, 724 —dew Spanish, b4l-oid, ttO—New PrOnien. 851- OW. t l 3-Russia. Sio—Hanish. £l9i—Neapollien, 77 71—Peruvian, 79—Spanistr Scrip, RI discount. • Yesterday afternoon his Majesty held a Privy Connell at his Palace at Brighton. The meeting of Parliament. it is understood, is fixed for the dth of February. We understand that it is the determination of Govern. nent toemliode four additional veteran battalliona ilia. The Patio pipers of Mondry contain but little fresh i mediarelv. 'lbis intelligence has not been before coat . intelligence from Spain or the frontiers. The Cortes in tunnicatemi to the pohlic.—(Cock Advertis er. ) I their sitting of Dec. I st , have ado p ted two articles of From time Chatiestown paper of the 10th Ho vevmber: the report of the Commission charged to examine the and , Il arrived yesterday mmle lierli 1111 l presented to the Cortes by the Secretary ofState. si:niisettrtemeatimelairLrrir4l despatches from Mr. Forsyth, our —The followinq. are time principal : - Besides the Letters from Paris of Monday last mention that the 309,735.5119 mats, decreed by the Cortes for the use of Doke of Wellington had arrived there, bat do nut in. the mliffcreot Ministers, 37,;39.31 1 S resit trill be granted form as of the date uf his arrival. Histdrare received° .. to his demand, for to the Minister 9f War. conformably Nionday desKiclies from London, containing lows the clothing, erripping, and arming the national militia "°n p v to dtmetohlegirlua„iclitironarsisof w m il 2a b to e r s t l e i t f w a e lti e it; It, on service. - The doormat de Paris speak of letters from ,op pose d. Spanisis-tiovernmente, is. addition to those Madrid, dated the 21. d instant, ;thick state, that there of conveying the sentiments of his own on the points ilt; bed been great movements among the diploisotic body diecussion.-• (Horning Paper.) in that city. The Foreign Ministers had diet are,,.] Madrid papers which have arrived contain a Report times in the hotel of the French Ambassador 'and that of of a Cotunii:tevo con san M t o t o , i f or in ia o l s o e f th to e Secre i tary th e uf d ll i Croat Barnett, formerly Envoy of Benin:mats Th e pelt . ' a n i e e li e r e7 a2fratrmeniereelletr„ei" J . b y i t h 8 distu rbed atatt of Ire, it if added, were unacquainted with the object of the counter, hail brew tarn iota consideration by the. :Ire, which at any rate created no anxiety.— Cartes. I. the cement of the debate upon the subject, it The only mention made vf time wreck of the ss unity o f arts stated that in Tirrogona there were not 'have WS. Faittm,"'mmt its comrimander,isthetikwas dreedfulty rooted, tozn:bssehsiiethualtroda. of not other here oc cupied by . the fiction', frontier provinces semi 'l in a general :Asir, on the 29th and 30th of 'Nov.. and ta il or . that Rerun illwolell•lseet**ei at Toulouse. folloteDl - Rattramt of a. leltm dated Madrid, Dec. 2.:-.4" Dee *gret numbers of priests. capuchins, andlitlllillsre.-- • - 4,40•44f00m to hi-W. WI RUM L ill* chief articles of loitered in the Paris papers thee , and the I rotes' tt li ttre will he carried *a . see,.the arguments and epecelations of the con- loafs's' s It . e:l b r e ift l e ' i r tm eli p.ales.rreis:lat aistlllairelVkileteatheerogf tending partisans of peace and war. Tlis Jour- J e trils: has been i:ensted to the s operintendenc. an nor/ dm Debuts is the organ of the Narrater or of ° C.., of t h e re o we at a r o aa g a t aiati , w h o h as a p hd y. Mr. De Villete'syarty : and the Clootidieette and I'F:toile it ie,.eaid‘discovirred peat irregularities iti the preeeed those of thiiLrltra Members of the Ministry; whilst the ivies; as far as they lad gone, of Paredes, his predecee mmor.i'beubramions numbers of the &Meg° hare been `Noniron is a kind of neutral publication, which admits burnt in several Idares by different (-empower' of the the opinions of both sioles and 'Adopt expresses one Of mi n t i,„ „ h „ gge .„ genera ll y t o be anii„to 11, the WI own ; or if it does, b o otees it in such a. happy amid - best pr.is doctrines of a violent malarec t oxp. Rainy of terns as to avoid gising o ff ence or a derided never take deep root ii Spain, lammuever for a ;bort p i a' trimnpim to either patty. Tido is exemplified by what rts"werberafTerals"h'uatfia"t tb fr e a p ul r thrtti;. wciorcnieelnatt tbrp ion anso are ag the e has just happened. The article in the doerael der Neely to be &sperm-wed. Madrid• is perfectly tranquil, Debate nhieh, as we mentioned yesterday and the day and oar internal Orsini weer terry day a better aspect. ,before, points out time danger cf invading Spain, ha., as Even in Catalonia as the frOutier proiicee, the state was stated in the intelligence from 'Change last nicht, of tbe prtdie mind Las nefergone a very senslbMause. The Alonitestr, ri e ntk ' n: been violently attacked bytes Etude. jti MI; B r 3s:l mail hroueht papers y es terday from Rio de es we stated yesterday, hes copied the arti cle from toe ivo to the of October. "Toe Ottzette de Rio of Jourmal dci Debuts, bet takes no notice of the lue"bea - the•Lith of that mouth maintains the details of the deck thins of the Rlviic. Time throe other Vitro journals— of prodeu e andce, and y of accepCt anc onstit e ut was l E sperm the Prioce 1 Ilse Steettt4imeeeo the Vs apron , 'Mille. arid the Gazette %uI oh the t ith dignit de Filme tt s—pass by the article of the dornat der. beggar 4d. sail. Xtract of a letter hare Rio de Janeiro dated Oct. 9 In siLtitye.' The Liberal jiminale- , the Corot t t utiematel, ~1 t, thing forward far tt i i y r , eof the the Coerce,' Framcais.. and the Journal de Paris , im am; t. i .z . alert ~,;e ll .attar t, from Poo t r e tng:l. . c An Awe. _. " ► I . --ausona, 'SW , rowers with irpnical compliments rim° bus been put la Command of a frigate, end foreign paid to the Jawed des Dthats• ots,aossunt o f it s swum are enlissing,'sottme of the crew of a liritish vessel 1 sipeor . at Montevideo has join. ' restoration to sedittt , sod 'Paean. rowdily important, r! h ot neetPihtittile.'s G a r e in t : f i l n " Rio drande, so that . the Lisbon i we attach to these contentions is from fhe'reldence they troo ps t there are a i bout a Chief, and timbers are daily furnish of the disisious between the Ministerial parties. d esert i ng , Th e Crorril has a linen to the British who ' As for the articles themselves they are of no aright, ar• holders of uni aid tiosernment Bill., the strongest except in the scales of the Stock I :schal`ges for a Ida nesarances that trey shall be eventually discharged , in Min Janeiro. We understand that to-morrow the la* market they. are calculated, and, perhaps, in part, de• wet watt upon the p r i m ., tu t" b e w ill h erein " E a ,. signed.—The Court of Cessation, the Cuter Royale. 3°41 pr• time day after the Cabinet Gureted me to ; recoup. the two Chambers of Curtectiomil Police , had.doefure s ldm to lenient, mod the feltwering , tuairating *e them on Monday, at the tame tinge; were a ff airs relative 4* inn takes place. We lefge is ammo, Miwialiatingetp to offence, of the press. The editor of the • Mira,. am wrbeind is to t't. hel'rtiliett4t. "'Pty ' Praurat fwd II min ate indelging a l o pe lkas , we shad hose welt derived goiny of as ottack on the Ituyid• Anthority, • sieges." • --, .'... , „,„. •. , v•••-,, --o, ~ , , ~ _ prt atid,also of an attempt to tutu into ridicule ille ee l' . if 'tided . 40 titterilloNp DAMS a the 3.1 Of October, of the state. ale was rentetwed to three montilts impri- Madeira still retained poessidien of tloio loan and sieeneent aid • tier of. 1.000 hunch. In the a ff air of M. Whs. and waa waiting for the extravert! l o an ierduneille, for a pamphlet entitled Some Acllectie as ors ' an before he affemPted a v ert! oPerations• Int•Treasets, the former decisions by which he Las been oßTElttull AT REIGATE Fasa.'-sellioe-frems loomed eat acquitted was reversed, and he was sm ntenced to one a sidrral•le smas t " r of its .firoa tiri . ,tir Tar srats ibis &mites imprisoommit and h e ie of 500 francs. In time • , ou• several reao" ware ralibelf al consWerable Covet of blest lostace, th editor of the Alireir, the slaaa• Whole bands of thieve, were sees come to the S,ieur Michedot, was also charged a i;11 haling published f 'it, and very well kecown by their appearance. This, the following article iu that. paper of the 4th October: - ybe looked upon as becoming vet y nearly a sped is et -- 0 ` Let its openly declare that the degradation of our onito war.. In a short time, if these hands increase alb national glory is the work of the Censorship. A my thay . have of late years, the Farmers and Dealers moll' young man, wiease ',talents are beyoud his y e s es , h as cows armed to the faits, and must dra y up, rank as/ written a work which be calls The History o f t h e er,, •to defend themselves. We should not be much site: eorship imm thci9tit ectatttru. In this he develops the ' edtoser the TtOrrrsromiernsed, lost , though ertrillsget shameful mysteries and cruelties of this li t agg i,, t would be defeated. This is fast getting to he a Oa. Siriell,anot details. with the names of the persorM, mace t of rubbers. Certainly robbery is more in fashion. instenrrs of gross Irtimt ti". a limn" an idea may hit &Many thing else, anJ is attended with greater mem& formed of the humiliation and moorages %thick minim. T 3 / 4 ..... so many greet rolAter;t to keep the little rub. bare experienced in Fra mer doting the year of grace .‘ -- 1822. It is impossible. Wiliddir realkiie this work, lo INA i n co untenance, that these lit ter never a pp ear h i ' know fully to what lengths ency, baseness, and folly Can be asli.nned of their calling, hut of the insignificance of go." After a short drliberatioo, tho Trauma' see- the scale un which they carry an their profession.— traced him to tire days iumprisonment and a tine of 1,000 Th aaa at . !f r i ga te, th ou gh they b a d earm i t l era bi aa ,,,„ francs. o Fl et?, petiene.ed some partial failures ; and, we under. f. umes Fi,,,,a. Dn. 9 — pie , r „ cent s . ope ned at Ii 0.:. ; highest Sl. Kr.% ; c losed et Sif. d ' ic. ; IS soh s tand, that kis of them were cads pr.eao:ere, and seat to tls Stock, Lei '3f. 50 o• ; Nralmiltam Orr Pe r . 41 : 6 . %7/ ' . ; 'Union Bowe of Corrective, Exchone. on London•—Ore month, 2.1f (.7 . Mc.; three A l t ar; i s in preparatcon to light all the etc, i. monthe,23f. liC4 -..6 i, L:04,10A i! flit gs.., hy t.,gh'. C pitE ri E ENtiLAND. !-- (FOR TUC Ftat/SA L OF eANNINt: ) DAllivu AND Si Not:Lati ILisuany.—Use Mandl' moraine, about six o'clock, a robbery, sneer the fo 10wing eircumstancee, took place in the house if 31., Joseen NAIIII, a considerable Farmer, sear leigete, iu Surrey. It is the custom, in farm far Ilse men servants to get op at an early lionr:7Mly 'hoes' foot- o'clock, at this time of the year. I'h:7 go with the;r lantemeres to the stables to fend and clam their hawse., some into the house shunt six, by which time 16w maids are up, and have got a fire zed the men's hreal fast prepared for then,. The maids get up time entit l e to prepare for the men's breakfast; bet as a Are is ry . 'lighted, they propahly do not cum* down meet Ware The robbers appear to bare been very watchful apes tir.o , occasion, and to have been well antedated with tie out :s et a in s a e ne ; n: f s o ibtd r i. o t h . e : y ionm e : a l t s. n be e r i te n wt t tier o lintn t r : t e tehbp b ee. • ti t u s m ie eTn , 0.1 s e lf :d iet:: ,a .mend e a: a rn t i tains, as unprincipled, but not more unprisciplest, thaw pablie robbers, strut up down the chest of a carter who had been lane in !de Nasit's service; took d 1... chest out into the imitate, broke it open, took oat the man'etreesore,aninantiag ti forty Jlee parody, sad his Sunday cloaths, which 'tofu 'also in his abest.—There was a little box width, the chest; hut the robbers broke both open and get offcler maids The heard them in the buns. ; het coaelasted, of coulee, that it was sere of their men urea. It is item. ale that the robbety Omni.' have bees essinuittid by strangers to the house,. for, in the first Idio t 4o v wen .tr.ngers to know the way about the tWouse i s rf,,, dark ; next, bow were they to be safe, that all the rata and boys were out ; and tattle, hew were strangers .0 select this man's chest in preference to others, Owe it appears therewere five in the best room ?—inch is the state of the country ; such Want of emenyment, loth distress, such a general vagrancy, arising from the pressure on the farmers. that no sped*. ef pro perty can be said to be sefe.—Tbis rubbery ought however, he be a caution. its farm haws, how the doers are left open after the men ge est la the moraiag.— However, there is no use in lamentatiemi par is it of Rey use to call three robbers by hard Rama. - They re made tfitbere by the state of things. Thep ausa eat; and d...3ey canoot eat upon what is glees' theta in the shape of waive sod parish *nowise.. Let the reader, if he he a moat young men, sat whether he would not ran the risky Bohai, Ray ration than sair-e his carcase to waste away, crarkitig *Me os Awl u. crown a week, and having a shilling to pa},oat id that, for lodging ! Eat, before the reader cut snewee.iie emit know wkat. Itstager• reayy is. What is s Sell-eerag• what are a jail and irons; what Is blame,. Hey; what is any of these, et :al of these together. OMR coolie,' with Taliti l e hanger —Horse-stew/fag Is going us It a great (#.e . in Kent sod Sumer. 'Jere tbe thing staled gevrs yr trigs le the stealer.—We expect to see the rat,. bees go in Lads. by ope• day-light. if the pinching rye tem be pushed on muck further. As to the glum, tam hungry men, the starving men, will kayo tbeir dire, that is to say, almost all, of it. We know a rel.. laze, who, the ether day, asked a moot pease sum, cfaricer, hew he Need upon half a crown a weak: " 1 don't," said be. " What sin you do, thee ?" " Why, I poach." To be sire he does. One of three thirst he meat do: poach, rob, or stance; and the Ism, be ,rill cot do. 'lbis is a pretty state for Efiglestl to 1.! This is something like, for the "Envy if iterresai're " Lotions and admiration of the world." nisi, a pr''i rod proof of lle. CateallNO'S aaaaa tiou, te Balls ment " works well !" They must be "d ose a- I blasphemous" dogs indeed, who walk a chess cis a thittg that produces such ejects ! ft II the . •t rozgrows Mat has pradocad every • Mt the j cit.; all tho ream, all dm tads ;Ir v- . dyer.roliteriee asdplastdetioiph 1 as public. It lam drawn ammo, late lugs /Ow doable.' the size of the Wan ; it has drives the lebetters from she fartmlioeses ; sad, it is producing the rue first of these veils at a greater rate snot than ewe. It urges the farmers on to pinchlstliewrevi. Mites ',di, the Lades into robbers. Thos tfils hellish ip`rot has worked awl is working ; and a 'mend* comithileu it onotdinally produce, if is be sot pot ao end to. (hr reatfers will lalease to understand, that, it was pro .r 4 to lbw Agneultural Committee of DOI, that it was the high prices (that is to say, paper money "stem; that drove Me. labourers. (ample mew wed I , y.s. sad maids end girt.) from the jam Anise.. !Sae, suppose, that apprentices andfiefinen wer• driven sett of their wasters' bons's, what a pretty set of rinds they wonl,l be r Suppeee the hofse-maids,snd cholzlwt maids, stud cooks awl lush washers, all to lire in !air ings out of the mistren's Wm! Yeed we My wise they would be ?—lt wasproverloniad, that ail. Wester's+ prosperity had driven the sera and lads and hays set maids and girls frost, the farm-houses. ?feed we wooers' then, that. wow when they have we employ at all, mei become roblversr Hower. they en get hack into the rani, hawses? Two thirsts of the lures-heetere; nay, lice girths, hive hien knocked down by the Pitt system:Vie have a list, made during one late ?oral 'irk. ref !t farmer?, w ho occupy thee land, which. within 411 purser thereabouts, fornsail fire hundred awl tent'-wise sepewe farm., And Were occupied by rive hundred and tory , ' "tannery! This it is that lias i:estroyed the manneseesi morals of the people. litas.isthersne remedy ? Therfeele rare of farmers will never take the people into boat,. Sucis'a thine is wholly incompatifsle bids the vaaretut *nil habits of their owe families. Yet, the people wart be t ent to the farm-bones, thrt to era *kite It oust Le done! We think we could do It infer refs: hest, then, %se must not hare the Lord Hearys to assist Os. We must be wholly detisered from their "uftsto.' We harem> each hyie, however. We see nothing to it; lost a ismOdoishbotigkOgcotajogr ; w the mom morstitliiir')ll46 • n'S Cti Alt eiriNifrVritk LL %TO X . mai Ilallaton, Leicestershire, is diatilgs!ialied bu t and ludicrous ancient custom. A mere of land we. 1 0 ' - qt:walked to the use and adinntage of lase Boers/ to providing ..tfwo Hare 'inn , . a itnatiliett of Ale, and dozen peony iessacee, to he scrainielied toe sea Ema.r Monday anomaly." The Lout, before the Me 10.. . ," took place, ...as called Ilare.crosileys f and at vo, 1 time of dividing the in 177 N. a peeve was AllOl. to the Rector its lieu ot the said The em us... I. still continned ; but it is rad of hare, the fleeter pc sides two large pies toile "r veal awl bacon: to 1 • .0 divided into pats, and put iwo a sack, sail ab....t tut' gallops of ale is two woollen battles without hatll:. or strings, are also put into a sack; the Pelort are rut Into quarters and put is a basket. Ti.u. pre pared the men heave the rectory, and aro stma jouad the women and children, who to to a place eel"! " flare pie hank," about a (rioter of a wile Iolr, the ton o. la the course of this journey yllisrecw breadye occasional!) thrown for scrssahliag; ci pies in ate are Carried to the grand rustic thrive confusion. This is oi.!vn time (Ibueg,ls wet arm great a scale. ye stratified for sucks bloody fem., 1601.0. human amp hithe a tre .) cousisted of' a Bawl - II with moll trench rause tubed a circular hole is the crow.. 1. 0 this the pies awl 'ale are I moidicoously threw% ya t , every frolicsome no•letle swab who fowl of the NI A rusl.er forward I. ft re a Mi. et Fear away a hiet s Confusion ecsitee;' . ..e.l Skit begen.in puer ile s p ort.io oc eanionally terminated is a hoeing match. To. 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