The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-28 00:00:00

• /Mb • -- CiIEAPSIDE. • • ACapital Assortment of MODERN HOUSE, BOLD FURNITURE, twelve draiwingeroneVelinicnis. wilt ewliiono and cases( a Grecian couch, nod, dirge Frani; t t•upery wimionf-curtains to dorrespowl, fourteefi Arun iivz. h ogil oy chain, eneered iu red foamier., lediPluk.'n'Grefliof peileital videtward, dame very fine Gemini tidifrand iwti 114! pen, doe china, and other etrecia„.the groan% ['corny, of Int...HARD PIIELPOT. Cahhiet-maker and Upholsterer, fur the benefit of his Creditors, To he SOLD by Attcyox, :,... 4- By Messrs. ST AN Lgy and Cu. , 1 On the Premise., No. 17, flitter-Lane, Citeanal*, I TOE' Ill( /R RD W, Nay ys , and following dap, at 1:144..0 L artt l ii• All the elegant EFFECTS, com p r ising elegant , screwed four-post Bedste a d s wi th rich Chintz flais4l it: • Marseilles se: noised Goose Buds, , Billsters aiii l4 Pillows*/ iitri , Marseilles Quilts and Cotton' Couaterikanes, tine laigrOtfintsY Plaiiketi, el!gant Frei eh I)rogery arid Fesool, Wilidow Curtains, with (lids and • Bronzed Cororrei ii large kralsisprill Wardrobe ditto Secretary sod Bookn ' tse• a' ( koilet" 1 " ;#,:iving and Dressiii.; i;ase, Cant, Pembroke, Sofa, andtsl4 'l% thies. Lady's Work and•Oressing ditto, Celle's( Sidebilant, large Pier nod Chimney fika...ses, and ditto Mirriev hi rich Frameg, fine Tea, Slipper, And Table. Service' &e. &a - Catithiguev to be had on the Premise .;. and of the Auction eer, liaulairtie-square, Whiteeltapet, ' ' • ' . THE STAtEOl4l‘l'. LONDON:. MONDAY, MAY 28, fsao. • WE this morning received . French Papas totthe 20th, mind Dutch to dleflib'ilvet. We Om the fuilowing article ta • frigii?.. :nese t'ii:ltOthink bvsitles of uny . l4Otionc4 in ripest: Pap. PARIS. MV,tl,ll:t t,.; • • •, . ••. ' MITTEN PROW COUNT BUCIIET. COMMANDER IN EMIR"' Or TUC :man cones O irsa.Aater IR IPAIM, TO SUL TUX, TRINQC Or NCUrCHATISL " MY Patmsa--The Army of Catalonia having takes the pntitinst of (lonian. IF could ant but foretiee that the Sp*- nosh Geoeral (VDo■ttE4, who commands there, "mild not reinniii mi idle speetatOr of the siege of Lerida; I made ix dispositions accordingly. • " Ou the lsel, ut two in the afternoon. the Sponish anny v cousisting of ens 1V to 15,04.10 inen,•preiseilted itself before Vie bridge of Timid*. Gen. Harttoo, with was •at the ad • &need post, caused the enemy's advibeed Point to he At. hr the 4th keghtient of Htosars. Colonel °intent c inducted the charge with so much ilitripidiry, 'that, •in inif l lismant. the enemy was overthrown , naud the areattst! plug ooiiged to lay down their aims. Tbe garrison then endues poured to deliouc••• by tho 1,44 e-head. Colonel Ito.' swat. whom I had directed to observe, it. made it to peat of its audatityi and forced -the city. to eimiteld itself with being a spectator' of the 'eniiithitooTberietieiseil corps, witaming the defeat of its advance 3 guard, •Itaileved its march to impose* it. awl presersteraeolerably 'doe'llhe of infantry. Tb General of Divisioa, ClEsNgilis tali' bed against it, but General liousseito wished likewise do haws his share in the Ahoy of the day. He advanced whit that 13th takesseurs, in the rear of the dimly ; and the enalmt" the cannon of the Feanch line began to tier, the Spatial', l.t.. Pantry gave way. The cavalry cadeavoirtal to support it, bet. was immediately iscerdwown. laflustry,.cfyislry. artillery, all llcd in disorder...An who were not killed, fell boo ape power, or sought safety in eight. The ith Kaman, tivailipg; itself of the facility with which that species of cavalry MP tirtlift; a rapliatireemeot, took part is the. ..weep, of * AI IStb cuirassiers. Geserai Bougie as punned tb6 astempinit leagues.—Oeriaraotry did not fro a musket. • • " The • away left the ficht of battle covens!' with his bets' troops. W€took 5,611 prisoners, .atioeog ,erhom vats gejou Gederal Dassixt, who hail heel -laissall,ll Cobweb, mil VI Master , ' Ava amiltas shoktariarplassai of moony; tOrti caisson, tiorrostanderds, - ead six sior • mesa thimakei mike% one thossand states, and more than 500 eartime.h4tuaes. Our whole loss aastotatedaelys X. 3 killed, Id weiodul, 6J horses klled. . • • • •• • •• • J • " The young 115shigenk; • wiho i rl as asse theiglei: and who, at the age of tikletd. s alresii..einahmogTba Con of the Legion onlimitue'y 'wweirtainded withAnsisiouet, of which wound he died the.ne.stday.n• :40 [Toe letter conclkdiaf balk conduct of certain 0111140 , 7 1 * •1; • The Moniteur,uf tho t pth 400004 tree, dated from Oa. litalicria44l;i 4 gralitleit . declaring that' " The taiii - 4Wiliciven. South anflOgiirth ir tiOlit Schneer), and l'holen, shall form tacpditilst+L,. • ch.s • it . , Nair the ,oame of the ilepartateost • Was : trio • &hew." . • • .k ,7 7"111. ' "". • • t Algoma the classes, of particular erris!ortealt of men, injured by a partial and fun ding 11 . ? the In n.kee pers statid - .10. cons*Rottti place. Misty angaaslllV)r - ii'llisklioldree' ballb • . reined by the systentOf quartering soldiers ;.110 1 multitudes of Whey have been tiarronted in the means of supporting,t4eir families; * front the same cause. We are not going,to.tikeusi the question now—whether any'm'ore expedient means of guar.. tering soldiers, so fer.as regards • the just objebt proposed - hg the G overnitrot in the quartering of them, could he devised , jot not ? Pe,ritaps, there could not be contrived :any means, sceompatsied with nil the. purposes intende(4 and including a his quantity of positive evil, than the present one. But if Innholders, for the necessary aid of the. State, are to have their houses and stables open to troops, without power of choice or denial, the State ought to pay the Innholtlers as well, at least, as other persons receiving accommodation are its the habit of doing. ff you force me to give.up a stall or two, of a heti or two, for your cou're. nienee, surely yOu cannot turn upon me, and spy " Whereas I bate extorted this accommodation from you, therefore it is lint reasonable that should imy less than any person whom OA have willingly admitted into your noose," • ..If you will reason with me thus, - yon Milli` then ground yourself upon this eivettuistassee.—tivit I do e perform that service so chearfully't6 - "ehichl i compelled in despite of my_ toetN as 'that t y‘igi is without pain to myseff, from the kind of prdeitii level (as to each other) which al,. custosnai-inia "have naturally formed from our mutual wants and wishes. Now, to punish me, by iltholding part of your payment Pot what y otk,baree isad, because of my natural feeling ikf dillilto bellresit • (;:roaring out of your conduct to me) and regard for another who is at least just and k often gene. . • . . I 1' • I, .' 1 tifit to me, is the most ridiculous as :jest of propositions. Thus, hovreit -Aferpmont have allays reasoned with- Inboldess,• • i 11 , verytieeettely; .antr by itch , reasoning, and 'the. 'titastiiitYleiving out of it, have excited a natural antipath. hetween thetwand a ;nett powerful body. • ,ef: the . people. 'Tia -ibus . allays with corrupt Gdvetrnmeitie ; (4. which i description , finis bay . ~... leiii'bethltl-they_itot, only deal unfairly, by _. . 3 iiiitle4 l .*,ll4rierally towards alt:.‘tho • people, et •1,.a i ii• - ji g • • • ot froOl COltrlettr i . noraitet, Or,S,OIRO Other . iicCir, d osk i a l 'awe, • will pliuider o porti i tlys,,artd . Make, enemies of mein by classes, and thmEssill Coulishly•' •hpy bet- 4, " Obfoill thil discontent ? i(cannot be .01 4. 40 e . .oppresainti, general, or particular-- It,* gyrely popular-clamour withoit..eiuse, and ought to 00 crushed, in the . birth.i'entlemen Reasmiers, beware! The serpent could not siren. Ale, ',Orsini devour the Hercules ie the cradle / 7 —• The • Goveinment have at length relieved Inn. holders from the oppression they have laboured under. Something reasenableis now paid to Inn.: holders fur the intrusion of troops into thier bedi mud stables. • • - • The ltoyAt. FAMILY are expected in. town on ,Metliseulay; to remain till after the Kt wo's day. On the mune 'day his hda t JeSTY Will hold a ' , Court st the Qtleeleg Palace.. . • • On Friday *the Princess Astcr.ra tookmore set. , • tenatice tl►an she had done for some titne . before;' she appeared much better in consequence : shy however ()Unified but very little rest on Friday night, which niade her very low on Saturday. Sip:, UEN UY lit GFORD arvired at Windsor uu leridaY i j and remained there all night. D•ectors BAtue and Tors attended Priutcas Astcu.s 'us Saturday night, and yestertlii , morn ing Dr. RAtu it returned to Lundeen. Iler Royal Highness had a little natural rest, and is not worse. The guard remains in St. Alban's.street to pre. Sent carriages froin passing the house to make any noise ; the parish bells are even prevented' front going for church service, and also for deaths and funerals. The grand dinner intended to be given by' the n prince of WALcs, on Wednesday, in the Arch. 'bishop of Foust, and to the Gentlemen of the University of Oxford, hss been put off by hit Hi atiyal :iglinesa, on account of the indisposition of Lord Gulsortt.t.e, the Chancellor of the Uni. versify. . . 'Accounts have been received at !tomboy, Via Dan k, from Isidore, dated Jan. IS, announcing gat litiptitre between liolkar and Scintlia, under the following circumstances: Scindia had for some time 'carried on a predatory warfare against the Rajah 'of Jeypoor, to recover some arrears of tribute which he illedged was due to him. The Rajah, either unable or unwilling to 'comply with • his demands, applied to the British government for assistasure, but in vain. Be neat made. appli. cation 10 Rolkir, who, in consideration of some valuable pedants, marched a body of *troops with , .great settee, sad totpinlitlon to his assistance.; .anat t attaikniq ihe army of Scindua in the night with their milted forma, routed it with great slaughter. We have POW* .t, think the taking sposseisson' Of Ceuta by the British, was first suggested to latry by a Gentleman resiAing in Edinburgh. Our vestlete will see in oar law proceedings, that' the interesting cue of .Mr. PALMER, which has been so frequently before Parliament, bas at length 'found ha way into a court of law. Mr. P. was on Saturday defeated sin a point of special pleading,' het iitkost prejudice to his chains. 1 tiGssiortintOnt have received dispatches from Car. geasiiiittated thel-Ith net. The following par, . :001160 lkylifeen suliered to transpire : " Through . Ont . .ntevity#iotis titiiijildependent Ulficer, Vol. li a otle;3loo:l4stiishiliree-deckers, via. the 'Van Corlisn'iltdil Olidinand itil. 41480 gaits ,each, haft: hdild c si 4 t a tijp ( ) ailing into the . hands of the 4= ..„ % .► . eneany;i -*wins, , ,s,trinig, mistral nerd& on the 23d, 'tidos I 4.tftillowing day ses..re within Ai ; ilaageta of Cartha4Mia.--:lit- aid of 'this important *eat fee, , ,;•Sie'fili,getre,ltuunp,sent from -Minerva, at elturniquideof :Coluitol /focus, the Hibernia and .. lir . 11 . s i fd n ps t" ett l ee i r e t i o th M e i i n in o e r l ca w o h r ic G il i e b a r c a o l r t t a e r d • Wd atre.tiorry to hear that accounts, by the same conveyance, state, that the Spanish army, of the . rentre, whibh had re-assembled, to the amount of 20,000 men, tinder General BLAKE, have again become fugitives." • FA ex Pas.—A Clergyman, who , holds a vicar .I age in a Itliddles.i village, was detected last PA.,,1 day in a faux pas with an opuleut neighbouring i [ farmer's wife, et a house of accommodation, in, , 1 the vicinity of Soho.square. The Lady was im a., visit in 'lshornbatigh-street, and the intended meet. 1 ing was discovered by a billet-doux (rota theiady's l paramour, and communicated to her'husband; who inet his frail ,rib leaving the above boon ind has refused to take her home. • • • , . ' It would seem, , by the very great demand expe rienced, at the Offices of Ittotaantom, Gunn, ,LUCK, and Co. for Tickets le.d Shares in the 'pre. sent Lottery, tlutt-the public are of opinion, that' as Fortune dispensed Mao of the Great Capital. Prizes 'in the last Lottcr.yi tbroeglt . their hands, so she means to continue her 4406 tkr?ugh the same.ehatmel. .• : . • . ••• , . • . Coen EICSIA Neil ; MAY 29:1 16 4.t1ity VIM are ' large sappily:tor Winsatc'ebfety fristig", I.l4life . h0616 , :e :Oka lcowtic ' Wick*: ..- igtify Ind , Malt . lt•PleillWarbition.:Whiut, \starer. : ski*: ; .o,loo 4 !Ltide4 r - are r.ilowli,t Ir. itit z are ).. dlrlii.' Tl4ts ..4 , Aapphli r 4) , ; La d itiolil i ; with .infe. tquillitiel t fie . ' fr .. • Flgist al kitopiitiO. i tat h' 7l •i?' V . I' I'llifCß. r •, , a 0 .A*l , etirWon‘ (*ld) bis. lit -.11.2.1 ib is: si t i'• - -web. 16., ab. v i it 4:: '-.• lirt . 4. ,•- 04 it. od. ftlC- 41:14 c dim% -,..,- 36. e h *. th. Mph eed - - - XII all % ilrasiPagenk .... ,) . 74+ Fisk flour •• - 95.. 100 g., aley.Vlo6. -70 -uf:eas. 14:. Sea", - --,4 - -, iiih• Vb . . Besfq• cilgeihp - nifihrAibet.l4l4 ol , - Istlbiton, by the Rev. Mr. WRENCs, Rector of ,St. Michaels, Corehill, J. MONTGOMERY, ES:I4 tO Miii RONALIai I of 1 Ilighbury-Terracc. • 'T ... .-.•. COURI 'Cola sITTIllui Air ID trlr LDU A Le, Ryon* pc jciiiciflair. • .`aSscu ? iankt4l4 • **. •• • MR. PALMER'S OAS& ••• • • • •I This Jong-expected cause cameos to tie triad ineiieseqoaice Of au Address of the Halle of entamess sii the Crowe, that" Mr. Painser's clalms.might be sabasitted to,a Jury. • • Mr. Serjennt S,teenero Mateij . ,the rive of ibe Plaiollt, with which the Public are already deoptainted s conteraillt 'which it iinecessery to state tidy l tbat the present Defeapeat is Me Receiver 'General to the Pifre Office, .Me. Pillisees claim to a per eeutage on the profits arylit i feopt the. Pest °nice. was.foundial on .a cantroetentelat el between him. and .Mr. Pitt,.. when Chniscelloitof 'llotllsclaimierg_ tbe kapts. of which are the only subs:MOW' qaestipa betweeil,llf:RM4 • unramdthe Government. • • Al*r the Pjalatlit's Comae; )11•414pakin at leigth tektite, 'unfits of the ease, Mr. JlM** LaWitheelt obseeseili * • • Do yol,•lleother ShepheApapostddillesiontaikithirq44l don to W Oat stalithe euatract that was mode between Me. Palmer and Mr. PIM,- • • , .• • .. • ;• r Mr, &team thietessaaa—lLlnsosewmpLankolsot it its not an issue. I conceive itso is *pied with rho- order. Otte King that 'Mrs t►lortlock,•it. t j olikpbe allowed -la meth*: phrwe, is substituted in , the place of the pablity mad there. fore 'in this Retard that we entitled to,remiree. ' Mr. Justice I.A WREN ci-411 cannot nine:Whit yon hymn 'mean that yen can try this question if .yea ;snout es,osbihb that there has been 111 • Mr. Morlleeh, either explelliYor impliedly, some oue of the Contracts stated is the declare ' tine.. • • One of the JURY—My Lord, 'there-Is another thjag that I to have soy 'id satisfied upon, end that is the. Address ' of the House. uf Comiapat and the answer of his•Majeuly to it, that we may see by what authority the came comes Ur. Stela!, LAWRINCI—That will come in its cookie, bat I stated is my anoint that the miestiosewin ant as it was staled, iu order that the Learned Serjeaat might apply him ' self to prove what the questi o n was. Mr. Vrjeant•Stikortuaff:-rltryl.ortt,'lt•b of Wry greet Import:ince to us that we should understand, which we Mall do, mid whateSer your Lorelsnip declares I as sure we siriall submit to readily', what is thegromid yf objettiol which my • friend wits to take in this case, and I will 'tell your Lordship Why I say this. Ido feel what your Lordship stated is a dif- Scully, and I have ao hesitation in stating that I always felt so, but it is of extreme importance to us. I know your Lordship cannot. travel nut of the Record . , hitt it is of ex treme insportuace to• Mr. Palmer for other purposes, caudate ing in what way this 45e comes btre, that it sh. uld be well usi derstond that that Is tbe ground no which the defence Wrested, and on which vale Lordship feels booed to say that we twa not recover. 'Now, my Lord, I will make one observation en this settled. • There sure other cases In which sometimes under an order of the • Lord Chancellor, where the Court has been order d to receive aornasents In evidence. which is fact is the common ordinary case. I recollict a case, think, it was before Lard Chief J °nice Alvanley, where inobjee... tint was made to the legality of the elide/re, iota his Lord ship said, there, "'d must honk at the record and try the ease by the rules of evidence and law. If the other side chooses to take the objectiuo, I will receive the objection if they make it, but the question.is, If in the teeth of the Lord Chancellor's order. they will make the objection, and will act uptvi But if th•• objection Is not made, your Loki: ship will receive the eyidenee whirls is offered. All I would submit to your Lordship is. whether if l'prsidare the order and they do not put the objection to it MAMA shape oa the other side, your Lordship would permit it to go on. Mr. Justice La w aexce—l naderstand the ordet to de prive theta of a particular sort of defence, but you must pope your case as it is in the pleadings. They cannot Maud lion that defence, which by the Order they are tent allowed to make, but you must peeve at least an implied agreement, on the part of Mr. blortiock, in mane of your cost-. 'I can only look at the record. hut at the same time I take it for granted, that they will not insist spots it. This case mad be tried like others, like the canoe of on issue, and the Plaintiff Mist snake nut the allegation. Ido nut think on the record That which you stated to be the ... re:Moo is the question. Mr. Serjeant Su E roma mt the other part, I sub-- sit to your Lordship that we are entitled, as against Mr. Mordink, to go on the agreement. Your Lordship saes than Mr. Palwer•MlS to have ta per cent. and, as far as that was' paid. it was paid oat of the revenues of the Post Ake, and tbeawe submit to your Lordship, that lie.- btorthsch brag' Receiver-General of tae• Postre, and bawls* to Meet* these mosey, and not being permitted to opt np the deemed of blithe* o Public Miter, if I spew that there was ao agree-. ,wish •eisy, wish- Me: Pill. the r lbw of the Exebeqater, at the time. to entitle kip No 'receive from Mr. Muroc dk i o Millie.' er the, AM-. at of the .011 kw, Si per cent. Mr. Mo rtloek would be liable* itio*Y' • bad and received. "Mr. Justice LA wmancs—No. notes' yea rem show that. Mr. Mollies*. was bested by law to pay this ammo to Mr: Palmer: and open his paying it that ale. Palmer's receipt would he a solheient discharge to him. es Receiver-General of the Post ()Mee; ifa certaiii sum walk:gaily appropriated lathe payineet of Mr. Potwar, and that producing his receipt would be a voucher, that is the point; but if you cannot prove . that, I cannot fined of the Rerun,. • Mr. Serjeaut SU 111PHEILD—Would year Lordship permit , .uotjustiosay one word upon this miles. lam sane if tam doing wrong your Lordship wilt ems"! it. It Isthie s.-•your Lordship observe/la hat the order to which I have alleded•points oat that the Receiver-Get trid net delbod rack action; your Lordship obst•rves, that the ant- part of ' the Order is at die claims. I a ill read the very words of it. The - address of the Heise of enumnuits is this. , [ MO. SericuntSltephetd .raid addressto the Court]. That, My Lord. Lhumbly submit, un-, 4er the order") is thisl4t ill Noised outalmost by his M!tieolYsi Mkt is. by his Majesty's acceding to the •ivish of Me 'House, 'that Mr. Morilock is the pens', apisist whom • the action is to lie hringht t and if IS bed lieektireaght whist any WY' obie,the of - a.poititewilleer might have bore set Intense it goes.ouly to thin order, and I eitewet; the mean- Ural the order k this :—Ao agreement is claimed to nada with cite .Public;. sir with sousebady ; I ;nit forwarit. Mortiqek orlie.4o. tip She *kerma', nod 11.1. alP°l4l". - HO'S* eksll not int ; up tht non-llobilit e of a puling nacre, and therebni - Coereive that the Solis the same as 'footsie had • beempooted. *lf ao is in had hero granted, it.is very well hintiat *a it would oat signify who was the Plitintilfood De fiegoad, and dud w n oidei pa in the same situation Va. if err how bad, been granted to question. LATigsses.-11 cannot agree with you in thin, deagree witb,yods ikon* , tpietireoidlineddress, the Receiver-6mnd isi to4efeod the NllonahMitisiett to you to frame " the actin's'. jai to, put hellsch•amtisloo thipkaild; and if you put a forst inch as_sist:tii provolone Case, it does not prove that yeti Kt aot toilditiiel , if ,yea put your case in :mother. If pm it th/aorili if an Iron, though if veq mould or use .a 44 bet kenw, ws if it bad been an issue to ditteroilso' what win th e agreement. I should batte•ittaiwn *het was to be tried: • TIM Moose dabr4the ReenitetAidemal to defy esi ad the action, end be does r, but lie 'Swint..not-es tel up two defences, namely. the Statute of Llnsitatiou, nod lets sioo-liability, but it left Oa, naintit tp.wiy in what telly. If ithbillioemitiy of by an ekslois• at l a< • Apes is Wllia,, a ssaff 'e action is tube shaped, sad 1 *east 'fry km Reulowlet =ll . e questions ea the record sire, if. Mr,. Idelllool - or impiledly entered leto bic so ce d ol o Vi That-is 'me of the questions in the ml;4 AP, . - He says he ha out, alai I,lw. der. A., Mr. &Otani Lags.—lily-Lord,-.I dis•not What tak thesseipedsbaldattiso.totaptznilytireLohailtirt,lothesbdiitttea•yattist Lon= the other side, to relieve blab from thot . whiciiianfr 'regrets- . 'hie diwrilty, •we were under the. iorieestravaily hdlg.; lag it ia this. way. .I should bape this would comet* to waive the objections-which it Or). 44 n015 . .W.4. 1 1.* 0114 tke• lint it would he'istesibk to prowled. Tbq questiod whether you Lar ds any not eopect k m , mosikestpress Vtetaratimitrisether. this money was ant paid. ir ibe objee. Siiitis waived. (Intake. will be no dill eulty us the *there em ie•itigesiiild teems for money had ad,received:: Tint Oman behest* imineskonosq bat ingest* Olin in the g r it tetti f Mottkidelfes ibe Ekr" d a nt l v i i re l ßUNWP • • w eft Si j a. ,Ye Lordship k itowlisletJlsit je in' %Writhed. `'The spicatitus . ***O ske F I mo* itet 00.0 as tit• Prost 4 s my if. v ats : o i l At w ier eischosissesson - try sissessig9.• • ,•-• niJuutlee•La*SillOrov-1411 knew this.lery qr. swpro, hod I•ans swank mil n dutytikry *op Rained ketniela 1.11/Abrtielr, p m i s t otherhise. , Jury are t wos, ail 1 am enAiiminiiret Jessica; asiiiaotea try epsem a. r .....m oillet them What Ihotrmoti saiKs Ille.• talon—But swim* '1 siftnityfilt Loni.. witetbe7r — aidiird l Wallilli the other tide nide it,t,briog within the rented. • , • . itereibtr,vitisterirsetitaaslellihasewd ;-;d111:0kawl of the Assev ws snlght it y to the p spinet the will of the Pates General. nod produce his receint is discharge, it will blectitiotalw.t rev is an vol ito ut t o h f or ia it w y h iha i'oo tos tlict ran wlsk ro ls be corer h . as Mr. Serjemi LlLMlL—Cdttainty *stay Lord, if implied. - - -- ,'= ~70; r . • r ... • • .. . f , • • • •••:-r- ''4 , . .-01‘.•-• , .. . ~ ,-. • -. . . . i - , p-,..---..•,N.......- .....-. ..1... ...•-, .•-••••. • - -• • • ..; i .. ..... .... .._ . Buis 4 7 s 6.4-er iMethhipi eetfurlu the . &rem to hourethisimilee of **case disnwed ls t is hapasible bat hy.tlse adisiissiostuf the ollke sie. ....lbejtatica of;the case 4-411 be gut • at. We assays [els the abiemiusrpmeflardship has stated, and. that if it were perristed la, it *Mid peeves, us (rum recovering. • Mr...slestite Gsernatteas-4 suppose That you would feel it like ,but still I can kqnw nothing hat what was . n the flier Orthe retort* ' , As totke iliMion y of firming the action I know moth*. but Kok Aerie difficult, it ceases to thiaf• - that whatever the tlislas usaAlisc,•lhis is uut the way to sub. • .'.' staiitiate it. "t • • Mr. Serjeaftt ll met:l-But fill your Lordship not alto* eS• to aik the-other adetweineent to ibis evidence . Mi. Justice intwitcycc.-1 tieve ail; objection, but t shall say when it is N ide through that I donut thine it pritves thecase. ..,.. •, . *Mr. Ilikaa utea.-4 ill rase Lordiftip permit mete *se that io the Archie:l'ooo your LorciAtip will see under die agerenieut of Mr: Pik. ;Sat Al r.•Mortinek andenuok to pay t • Mr. .hrtke: Illy a ett'clAs at present advised, II donut .think thaleutistissn Li is. the accord. I- . p4llr. ~Serjetyit sit aen attn.—, May, ask my brother b e 'lc litcoafent to odutit it?" • ' lf • 'Mr. herjeatu Cunt: sns..-:-Yea must not ask that of mei brother._ • Mr, Series's* Sniitt cis o..l)tiyou admit the fact, if the sigreemetot to the effect stated if proven ? , . Mr. SOLiCtrOa ftelsaat..--What esfec; ? ' Mr. Serjenut* Su n ?nun D. only ark this question. If you admit that Mr. M,irtlock h:u keceived frosts the, revenues of the Post .oalee the money to pity Mr. Palm or, suppcnitig by taw Mr. Palliate *mailed, as 'having made the agiertaeat with lai. Pitt. • Mr. Serjennt fIlnatELL.--!-I ken* nothing about it, apish My word and tumour. • • - Mr. Serinst sea san.—Dn you admit It? Mr. ge mutt Coctst.c.— No t I tell you 1 cannot admit th a t whir I tits tint know liiiPitri.l. Mr. &skate ha ern tar.-7- After *hat your Lordship hes said, I feet that I cannot pruceal. , 7 The Platetil was then tailed, and a tweakas w entered. .. . _ - . . , • , -.• . .. . - - .. .. __.,._. ' .. . . 410 NG To rrra 1111110t5.31 , or BaRD ETT. , . [Premium NOVTINOWAII REVIEW.] -.,--. NO Wired; for the Canseror's Temples I trilaeA No Coat dipt la Hided is my Theme, • Nairn:ease, a Idars I *ill I burn at thy Shriae ; • Nur of lettering Sycophants dream ; Rut 111 sing of she silvet.fting'i Cloud, • • Which no brae shall make me forget.; And I'll name the fair Pleas*, it fails to millpond, . • That luminous Star is Su entre I 'Ti, true, Seelibility niepriss for a *kite; . .. •Ty tee his freak Efforts.renirsit t • Sat he, *hie' tie Fogs of o ; Spremiliiii.can smile, With the calmness of Fortitude blest I Still on, is his Meng hd mores, - ' Tim' with viMeut repeasy beset; And thetsase he supports, and the People be Ines • Shalt rejoice in the Rap of Se abet TI , No Opponent, the liar free his stades shall reed, No Calumny iajure,his Name, Above the Voris= he seam shall ascend; '.. ' •.. . • And mar to the Smith of Fame 1 • ••• .' . I . .. . ~ ; . Yes; lire him !ritziness's, ' ' . While the For es of °Abides fret • ' ; ' • ' • . A thousaid fair Sefailillat glideli his Trans, • • ' . • nide:an it theitudediviftlinsuartl ': ': • ..,. , t -..: ~.,, : Nottingham, May isms ''' ''''' .„, itt rk •-} ,• -; •' * ''''' ''''' ' • •7V B. COLRBAnfi s • ESQ... • ehalimeu et the latetdeetinret shestipaserearpteeta. . . ' . . :, -t.-.• 1 • Sue —l n addressing this to you, - ; I ale ; 444. ' ',deist; fnsus:le,kisoule•tge of your great; publieeite. -,, t' , :.-' --1 • ' 7. inner,'. that O. dirtier', and •serstiMenta• wilt be •., '.* • • ;equally. *lapsable from :the honsblee ii•.lkeS,Orest :.' '.' •.:. •• - elevated station eflifu4, Cisaute l liir,:prespst l ed to -;* . • -aly view p .r.esoiption egree4oooV Owe bitnt**9 ' ' • over which you . had the *weer to. pre** • Its .• I &vitality attractedAp .at tension., - I thought it a ..,,• pity that .errors inaoputable Arms human .n.iture .; ... .... should meat asp ,seSere i f bu7tisetor!t. ,11or i undi. Iloilo), aubsilAtin la isl!ipiekok,tfif,r ihe.hnnoAr of 1 ' h‘mnall ntiaide•`l lo ,insftt 40* Irii , ilic).' be, • 'Sie, what Is yotis h iiledgeliir ihla i rait i merieesi.i Why that'2l chosen from the a - mintier iresceit at that Meeting shall, foil! s : Martsitcer,; ,Shey 4;11 not ,My bate ShO.:POdrell_of,deelifing what is duty, , witbout-defming.it, but shell determine, and that Conclusively, - on the mocks fir melt, - witleh In my .L. .:. .. I hatible o l iibicee;Vlr6iterfr;poktipliiilo,,thittn.; :. .-. • .. .... • .• tti.tho same colanin fniloarkeoptiata,,tl:Wintorted it ~ protest . ,• - r • - •. froiar `the *AM' ',spinet trntridistilsltioes ;, itnpirtiality: oldigeir s ,...isie ,tit .. leer. . I', Ow. ..•: • - ~ .• .. • ...., 104_ . _ I" signs .gre . fin:Able,' ihe atilegetle", , ,biadisreptind if --' . r.. .- ~ trueil molt 414erre Olglity.',. leski,'l, 8 4 4, 1 - 6 we . ".'‘..,' •••‘' r t per, ill •libsareis iis ilio amiss .A51;1444440, there ~ i .: , , ant a biimmongood-ai ithidirltiiirelstreld isgire .? ~. r - . , fTts • ...,:. iii. ay*teo6ll44oo6;' ,niiiiibeirli iii,re 'idalineetl; ‘'; ' .-' • .....„,. • 7 : *quid that :petit, even hitn the bursas"( ' ann..% • • •.,,,-,•,_-.,,, ' tletel .1141 stilF we can look back upee,lol3#,_ihtt:: •••• -•• • .o ' • :lobos', led 647,." ell Or' enjnyinenh 'wren; hem thivisleasedclfecttof year industry,t;mah•tinaishe. ,bets - yonkfro wilt s protect yhitlibetysiitloK;loweis . , .. ~.: '... . . es ; yelp le 141 l 00.011eslity.7 ,or :. '•:. • ' • ,* .`: . :: .... ~ ;•. • . 'Sir' yetis gill Pir,den.ifilil ,dtetsaion, when -.:. . . • ".! . - t yo*. Ocuileet:thi diniviii of aiir.sirrost .1 night ',' i„,,•*,- • - .. •• have rensaiied," And apectatur•thiosgh life, bad . ..'.• it hoe Gips &rib* cease aeissie, wbic,h ) yea. toil . . : .:',„ your Journeymen hate paw by our joint. Intl era ••• • • • tisetaent;; end; I eltesfld tieWati 2if 513fiy. tuthat respectable , and 'truly mech. o•W ....bay (it'. mu n, .- , ICI. id, 41 lacknowiedgeabo . iiiiky fritestre;ro. .. . eeited'feedirOselifiAkr,;ioettioidelitp: 1 silta II . • idlerto bsgliduwi••no siewlecli his prefuend i . . ic; . 01*am. ro i eweilaity . foiwit c!,l , tintren- to : • , 4:efit*Sw irehiteAtirP,;"sestAit;, tietty,, , o"4 l letitral .'. • . 4sPOtesdages.. ! Censpaiiien- ;of ; journeymen • car. • ; ...... : ~ ;Ott' 10-41100144.10104, lbw tits*.hesiuds ; ~. , • lis "- •e - ts!rileeri• •• •4 itae • itile 4 Perketioes, .ea pa. .• , .•. .' .. .; . . bra of , dal% send when tier:tuft eAld'beinade. , ? • ; But..fer ieteltsKiii,ol4 eigoo:=Jeuroeymen have petitioacii;•34 litii:idit4assi offies . with* .per • ..; , . week oft theft i gieeebetutipaiti i l;tels.p 4100:,trant.. • ... . • 0 1 the • liiieb - i'aidi4eallainivin;.ilii: merits. of •,: ' • • 1 men, andriesessrasiitips the elegised of application cersat4' be teristliftenege.; eistfithpy h ave had no adl i sso piii i iiikil•peu7rlpasf. if poeend I.ceuld • regostefori*weititOhietni . diet letbitet, di, price • ' oftell dip .:S . . . calor Afii Sit•lbsi time Mid, the .• ,t prispati . Ml *is fire apnea a 40ie . we must •• ,1: sdielitheWdellentlifikbellftdifete_lideod. • My. • • - ,Ikiiii.i fur. ' v : bete With. ,': ..$ ' '• . les. 6d. ; ' ket ; but I - •r (or the • ill e'er . ... . OSSEItYI;(t. • lit - • ; • . . 4. , 402:- • 1 • 't; • . ~,,, . . • A •.. ••• .:LE.,..ii,....iim ~'_. ' , z . tom , r • . ,: : 6 • 0 c• • .. , , • • . %. e •~. ~ ~ 1 . ; , • -~., S. "N l• - . .J ~ .~ , , :a • s • " t - ,~, r -~ ~,.. ... . . ~.. . .. . . THE sTA ESldAtt • .- - ....':... 4. - ~;...,....• ....- ... • - -...',.- •-: ;L.:. loos as well as .un- . • ... LAW .I.N2' LIG Ilk . 1 ' ' o ida however, the Go. • • • .. .• --"`"" 'i—: ' • ,• .• aid h I , COURT GtIFORIMON PLEAS. • ... thatch toil uriuk- Ink;mlAo... • •••••••• O. 4. • 1. A NTS •mar• a • • A jiywas 7...7 1r .77 ---.- —77 r Lail% Sit, to .fear a good coat, i!kbOse r< siserepadaiaitlehs sippo*s per ' yard ; btrt diet i4s tip*. fiesed4l, Shge tildiged to give 11. is witch a yard. I like to die tQ the *cat mallet ; , ast Master never grudge the !shoat, Ms hire, tra3 I soot bads best of all reasons-444ittstrious men .0 iI post isabt be basest when his Ist.ear produces plenty. Ilatirday, 1401111,' 7 AN IMPAItTIAL 013E' • • r 1 , F