The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-04 00:00:00

N .:EPENDENT ELEU7VMS ,OF TUC EQ ROUGH OF ,90U7Wir4RK. The Anniversary of the gloriou struggle made by the Free and Indepeuill,ttlFligttars of tlehliertaingh of Southwark, to.returos ip ho pest Etepresentatiye to Parliament, wits yesterday kept at' Cumberland Gardens, by a nurneritutrittid revectible.circie of Boronians. tilt,,Gli.i4EB to the,Chttir. Ii . . At five o'clock, the Chairman, accompanied by I Major Cartwright, Mr. Jukes, Mr. Miller, Mr. Koateirsh, Mi. Ifittsee, 'Sad' several other of the ad yoretes of Reform , • entered itie emir} amid toed at tlematione of applause, and !dieing- taken their seats; ..the eigual:wat giren for an attack on ths4le--, licioutliatgls prepared for the arstiout testae of thr con?pfny, - which waecommencell and completed with 1 as mar vagour is that which we hate brie slay to re cord oft the par? of our The cloth rrimerre4 • • TherGnArnsta* .achlreased and -ob sarst.d, that.it eearcely •neeeisary for him to re mind aren't, that'tLejt met,for ,the purpose. of corn. inentoratlng the glorious atrugle, which they and theiF.fiieur.s had made to the late election to return an hotiesolerafatet'as Ititits true their stre;gle•liad , not been. was fathered I their tittle, ,bat irM and patriotic bend, would final ly Act* the . end tbey find in virsistippirsuael- - - lie would not occupy their time hi} expatiating at length open the benefits to be derive& frog a Reform.l iri INrlitrnent:atinsioced that arty. maeiela tent folly to appreciate the blessings olt;iiisitertaptil an. object; 11V. GILL' SC then gave— Thf kreig t and the pri►►ciple! of our ance►ters, the hs►. Morons, be the (roe .uppust of the 'nitwit. This was drnnk in solemn silence, in consequence of his Majesty's indisposition. i .? rime Itegeol,. Inky his declaration. the Crowe 11104 'fist fur the people," be speedily restored to Royal seetoor. sra.s next drankl , and thierwitifeHlowed by, • The Princess of Wiriest limy thoiettoni of iajorerl hmoceace Dever lee deserted by au people. With three - times three; followed by a' salute of patlareroes fired from the tatdens.- - The People; mery their Yoke efett in practice' what the Connifutiou,auctions iu . tkeory ! - Mr. JUKES then addressed the Company, .He. remarked that, at their 'ail Meeting, certain Hese lutions had been framed, in puesustice of which he,. aided by the COmiiiittee then appointed, had pur sued a course which, he trusted, • would meet the' approbation of those-by—Whose instructions they had acted'. It -fell' to' his 'lot to - relate what load . taken place since their last assemblage, 'and -this he would do without comment. It would be in. the recollection of Gentlemen, that the ,Committee to wards forwarding the interests of the Borough of Southwark wire. directed to petition the House of Commons, for the purpose of securing to the inha. bitauts of the parish of St. George, the parish of Christ Church, and the Click Liberty, the elec... tire fmnchise •of which they had been deprir'ed.. In reedier:ince of (hese itistrtictions, they prepared a 'Petition, wiitch 'WA 'signed by it rest • number • of and -width eas itctddlty offered to' be presented to the House of Commons .° by Mr; •Cat vert; 'hut in ;ceresequence. of -false ititattnation , te. ceivett - by that Gentleman frees- ow* - -of the. Clerks j •of MOUSO f 86 to the fate* day when ; sects‘Peti- Aloas.might be presented,. it was iso receive/is-And whoa Mr.. -Calvert- expremed_ a wish ! to +resent a Petition, praying leave that .this Petititut /Wight be _seers ed,. noteititsteeding the regulationsof the w sarsailed by cries of "`NO,! 1 4 7. from till parts of the assembly--a convincing proof of its corrupt 'state, and •of its' indilyosi. lit'sw t a*Ofide" fewitY *prOosition which* Went' to ffilikehOir Ike Slightest degree, - those' •pritsiNeeirby *NM 1 ; 1 bel' Afselned' bOdr-ivar suitained.-bi- Mr. Jukes then referred to the return of Mr' Thomson, tatfitch;44 4 STrive tkepaied • to . .ornsteed,' , wareistaitted by th& moat atteoustitatienal- practiees, wind. in• di. red opposition to the .terms of .theAct.piesed:ifor I the better prevention•Of.heiberp, wad corruption in the returat Of kleteberrthAtrliatnesite!. -lor.proof of this assertion,- he adverted - to the fact of Mr. Thep ton's paltry- sebterfuge; of b r the relief of the poor in the Borough of Southwark, Jo the distribution of which, be took special ears that none init •tireaholders"-shontd - particiimtw. It Was never too late to. perfOrm an act of jairatle ).itnd Ile would state his professional credit, th*t ' bi tedsltis with the assistance of bia brother Electors, be able prove; 'thit' "Mr. Thorfiten 'had tibteidat: Id, return by, endue mass. The nest. spectieritudruc. tine( recielved bgt the'Commktee thatthey 'heed • ' form a •society, for the peg:tole of keeptuetif . that! public. aptrit i whicb.the own election-might be. preseessed t t. Me' -hearths haepittess now tu-eritty„ that in eotilplletteelritk this instruction, it• owlet, istlid the. Goitstittiacina2-111i ronigns, .waf lit. a state -of pr . •,oend would iventeelly be firmly- estatillilted. Independeneefi this, the Cotimittee ••had mot :lost the OppOrtUitita 1 which had heel iNdrdod.them;' of. pr.64or how, sen sibly they felt the ham .; -tarn which 'Wad' taken planein.tits wffatirr °filet itOysT fltglipess the' Prie. cess :of Vales, toivards 'Whom an. apathy; 'so hatk so 'mg • prevailed. They had - Prepared 'reenisition for the coevening of a Town Ilan, and had finally succeeded itt obteiuieg a general concer. • • ~'[- c ongratulation Riyal eicaija *: from . .. .the enemies. ,- Inds address • 'had Mr. c: CalOrt .and bt „tarot:on har4ne. _reftised 'to ha waited:Alpo* . her Royal-High. , y :Prirteoce that . there were ; ldresk which were inconsistent stoselrecine.frlsids hat Majellty's `.uatet igesperdsbee Roya.hidigt*: len vaieord Wee* mister saph.- limes ahilladiawshelrneetimg 4 itheisqDdoesraf.Ma. Do riga% , entttm 16064thell4kirthIV :forth? tot ahirschuridsieqta atse - 44ateth- tbtt ihice;....6.1,. 'tit' o . 6 aMlage 4 l,eeed era teeralvtilht seirrakydikillo ~e moteaderlimessaridstintiteihtletit ' , llerecrilb dilieedtwaskM4Mhe ;1141711:!:‘!ettat?:- fai .btaittions: of i k er.- 40 11Pen presented - •by TS! parisi Mr.. H. Mit lane ;or these 'who tall *is, 'upon the fliva4j aspressiens in the add with' theft Ministers hadbeeu aotu II tress. :Mr. • J tykes tile' nation of-the circumstai the 'roan Hatt; and of the resift of which wei ran was siehollyiuntroi Constituents. He ak Lettes'ltittivir refuted hall to receive her }to) probated, in. table. ti conduct, which; he WM aids Isis-duty to the 13 boncluaioil itlt flat 19k The Ci t y w in . Jones it how df cQfresit4 Load npplauae, Mr. lisusii apologizing foi. cl* 3 i,g l §ed I n them, th at cttt. chat. , a n d wilco th e him, and from the ' , preceediag. enn4g; 103.,sesiached,out "hitkftnit:ahtel;tppl:latstrhusit. Aldermuu ' sphject. , Mr. Alderman I * .did not attelid to a The next toast was— I .-&A . as net to led rote - ifir him, dud= **ea* of • an e l sumer, George Carpenter, and foand * the silver o F b etg biiir ld iug goOd ui s a br nd u e u r gh u „ m 4 nit our Ref loo L l „wolioniArlflt hinitillY- * . 110 Ww l swi ft it Ai r ,. ogb e rr . egkbitkw ar d, an d .i b i s f reduced in his waistcoat pocket. Tt n a q* rt.p more n n E I l s e .Constlintian i Plc seedr2,l, %l i . ' y• and - slick Amin and wale . . were ; seen... •Where .. w • TheiPtisoner was fully cenimitied for . trial. moil , nine les rights of the pple . oms . .. 1 . _ , 4 , . , 9 ... . : 9 • • mouthing less. . •sTT I/ 1 AIR Z,0141e.99/ 4 1 . crowd it14 7 . 0 0 1 4E7 1%e g r a i a t ti o e t le ak tt e n, c l a ta re tik ,U 4 s iar ito k isa l. t ch ia; r s. a .-- ed 11 4 f i ary tli j h b. ): e ae w iri a lt f etilte l ro r is -- in.trtot akdAimiod t e' ','' ".. 4.. l ir° P ett Y9; gala memory Reform—Nlajor Cartwright; Whillhi . . . beT flit bint:'" 'Mr! Filiting hicertlingly stooped and ouk...falsepretences, and also on, suspicion of being einlawin.tic applausr. • 1 . ', ' Ittelt : Atillitiaeftehleitthes eretehlind-Wait handing it concerned in divers felonies. It appeared from the r ill -- 1 1 oveeeolee.oete l et e n when a ereltelleten,:.whembe !sfatemebt of Mre . Humphries , a lady residing in Maiot CARTWRIGHT, on silence; ' enters sl ote l s it ts . .th a Nriumer t .oekted kiln sold tooknway ! Canterbury-row, Lambeth, that the . Prisoner c rose, and, .a'"vtiiCe 'scafcely..arti a amg the metchAbick Tee beoken from the. chain: the Ito her house a few evenings since, and pretemling to tieree iiiti6Positton; addressed' ' the a 1 *AIDA,- he obserVed,. could not. buty‘rtimark the chain which'wes_riliod . he succeeded in giving to !come from e. Miss- Williamson, a f r i en d of Mrs, • stiff Of Meekness ta. ttsitp ' whic h ' eet.. .hnweiddlitritach. 'be was lidistet t 'O4; Mi. tf g l ierr y; -n o a fathin e n ilimiviolently seized ! Humphries, ,with whom the P r i soner h a d formerly .ntio cnniequenfly; could Mt': Oihdrty ant+ Mt. Faethitit'ited - carried them to . tired servant, requesting f or h er m i stress the loan of ' • 'the.' witeblbetese. N". Me: • Ferttlitt ' Add his • charge II scarlet mantle. Mrs. Humphries, without any lWith _the littlest heart," 1 e ward's were hest.— ' Isad'now arrived et 'tileiC"Perlod of Nithich . aga i nst t h e wi t teh mott tforomeling•ntheltvetchi who in Suspition, sent . the mantle; let on seeing - 'tensile. Civet reatiiit "te ihvote .thetienvY time iMiss wil y . cetera' charged hfr.laethingelud,. Aar. Oaberry with Clemson a few days after, she learnt to her great t •etteleded ii• Meeting' Of lino' friends te s iVia- ,th e theft,, bet as he witsimttii_ ,ti (010 his.hand a ring elontiliCatiott that the letter was entirely ignorant of 'l ' Thin tlk ft e lli ) riettrwh, 1 1 1 10'hik.last'Al he , was observed on bin Inger which:lves that which had the Weleommes.berrowing it, not having seen her foe ebb° theft Offei_Ati;elP_Kpiit'otil; ..,,,il' u ttitihel l e,,,.; . • ; 6 1 11661 1 k' the witch to thechain: - A,general search ! ionic-worths before.; Niftier enquiry was then ma t t e , , 14 1 4: he begged it islight•be conod.ereg r-tilig.'dpit wee eliedihUifeetitii-rebsiiitch 'wit ;Mend." The gen. : end the Mantle. was discovered by Clark at m r , ii . t;•. as **if Om Mimi to whotrethewetelv belonged-was-then brought ;Thlsic's, a . pawnbroker, where the Prisoner pl e d ge d en- -- .: an; etaipped" of almost all his clothes. • 'III on: the setae' evening- she obtained it. She Was - th ° e rd se s: Wh li Al r e e eviiitted nin4'n i ded ith t t% h e se tu' in siintlineets; persevere 'steadily and noitatt ie 'Om atise. for 1..: Several witnesses corroborated. Mr...., ertigoes ' coulmitted for rt‘etamination. ilithiell the .. .Were . propettit ;e s ad.ilecetes• sAie ! atistem_ent, except as to the Prisoner_beipg I °gallon 14 - ..liessimmess:—Yesteuday Jobs 41 ! i gg i,f a r e .y a t e o r the Tat` exiiiiitetl them to. Mate Attie Frill" . t ) ,i,lh "Legit 7 , who lad snatched ifie watch, as there see tebave l t pt .;l4 " i t e r wi l y n e . t • i r r nteC e n lantr ii . i . i Thri, Vsr: i r i , il l : i i i i i l i - I litare, inil to ilie'evell : P clliti . 14 i i hi iiti a, o ht od ifid o ! i r itk i. ; i been a link., and the night was dirk; ~- I he wo'sklaster of the ,siessw, tinited-,l e iroZ i ni, of ligstoi. lie ittigSiOh .tecriilfillift these rights, me Pelletier; ill atifince Said 'he' had . . 1 9 Be, .: sailed froin . the napes at that period for Bristol , . and he staudt -altars : Portkuid. Roads, R ao of the gismo of ..the sloop, consisting of ! charged: with having frandolentty landed at Makes Hay and such self - evident , prieciples, that it W s " S imposol . i they ebeli her•innehlonget withheld', kit he len- ! . . • i tempted to conceal the ring4hichle had on h but had showed it .to.alie, constable 'almost a " s intakes . Brandy, Wine; Geneva, &c. 'he Prisoner's conduct was !OW!' PlU il e 144 - ibe bad.,entered the wetchihouse. - .. :,., i such at,tisto time, that /be Costons.hosse Officers at Wey. Cs 4 1 math seized the vessel. He was committed for further exami. 14ttrefed`dor tlEtr i 4frro. nto' 9 . o" liii4 t l . Several of the Priponees fellow.watchmen a rea. nation.. . • . ' . at' he :inuf . their • represettettien, - rat l is h ' and ---r, "-It --; 'a-- iOn his behalf , ind italet, ot.Threartgoill maccooviclesi antler a I , . 4 . i late Act or Paillament, in the' penalty of 1251 , he havin g upon I candid, wauld'ittily accomplish thew wish 1 ils __,.._,.‘ - --,,,,ei - 4 - 11 -- 4 1 stretched tat - to liiiiiik id Bit natch..•! -..- . - ', • - . that niaiiy hanteeal -- A , naafi( th l „name biwpersoo, when taken law tast ed as sa.picion of another of. 1 tiod: 14ie number of petitions 'w•meti Illagi been 1-• Some mitnesses gm the-Prisoner eges44 . I fence, twenty-Svc couaterfeit Tokens, being at (Le rate The ;twe e •Re nt' summed up-ilus-evidenel Ail' of 51. far every counterfeit. u default of payment, he wtt 1... !.. . .• .. i. co thiL tnin v an ist e ed nus ousd er the `Ace to the IiOIL9EI Of CO/TV:lila ra inlet' ied• in diWerent parts of the reentry, similar to l Jury found the Prisoner.G • . _ . 1 one then in the room would no doubt have their Isieight. - . - •The only sclikrculty which. had •. hitherto i is tier, Pearce and ATV willing 1104 , Jowl i Atnii•Peer--"10' of I for Steeling four table-110061111, m 1111134 lat.. far m the isrisen s wan the hict.of the Nobility 1 high rank haring refued to coalesce witir the+ dwellinghou s e j eg l ei. .- 1 f € 4, 116 , 16 , 0. ., 5 , . .•:- . .1 . . , , . . ;21114 • . -•• 3 , .-- ..- ne !'; middling classea,-.on this interesting , ItePie• ~ I In this it-appetite% thit Ili. Istiso teldipped late I . —......... with the . entittifl MATCH ITETWEILt46APTAINS FATRHAN :, dbfficukys however, •he , was happy io•stnte, we t ill the hotare but were obseered..e o nieg.ent. .AND HALLWAY. .! some measure removed, for he had learnt, that the property) by ells chid; mho , gera the alum, and the •, The s tang world milt be ratified to hear that Nobility and -Gentry of a very -extensive county; i s tiennws.wero,:mrsiod,an,c i taiten. • , another grand pedestrian feat is now upon the tapir. , , had come to a determination to lend their pfd in the I rel. i .....e neat case was 'very eimilar. . . . . Actreiespisadence has lately been carried on between . furtherance of this great work.—{sfpplause.l—Thel .Gepi-ge Irright was indicted for sealing from .the 1 lite"Ceptititill flarclav and !'airman , relative to their worthy Major,. almost • • ezhausted. concluded by I . .i n a se of •a ir; .*f istn i-; n plated dish and cover, rie4m" per f ormance of " The great Sunbury match." ' once more exhorting the persons prolog, as win as . itibleicloth, =value 50s. •*.-•' .. _ . —• Althea/o.nm competitors, about to enter the list, the couutry. at large. to adhere to til-eafe and coil- ! . The maid*serteht'lliateilt ' - theie• - e"eoopeeevek.the itA tit a very different frame and stature, yet front stitvtionel .43ourse of addressing ' tbetegigletere hY i Psisonet 214 down lido the area.. %kik* *Pr.!) lbee fil '.. prated bottom, and well know a celebrity.of ei .. petition. .. Ifore kiln, like a tradesman.,.. He *portly * zeturised, t h er , :an unusual degiee of interest and speculation is . .[Thonders of applause attended :the conclusina i and went out with something cowered i lvi(ft'a ;lot% , 'Nay to `be exeited on the issue of .. this . impending et' his opecub ; immediately after which luir depart- and walked Off : she ilisito;o4 alarm - tEllle linte!r s , and : Ong:desired contest. The trial will be, indeed * . ~: nth, in a state nhich seemed to -offer Tel little 1 wh o p ursue d hi m . • ".• ' -'• 4 -!"- 1 .. '-'•:7. , ..1-. ~ . • _,, that of. blood against bone! of soul against sinew bispe-talsis friends and admisers,. that , he would I • ! Tint B e ele, Staled; &Mite:M et ale the altitea eef Milnial spirit against Wily strength ! For the ever win -be able to attend a • meeting oaf ,a •timiler • maid; :eud maned the tfibtoiser v .and tried; l .t3P - prowess,, the miscular .make, and physical powers destaiption.] 'thief.",, As soon as the „prime". beard this. he 41/C I P• Of - eiptain Barclay' are infiliagy beyond those of his ...Mr. 4trars then read a Petition, prepared for; nod the dish,. and run etf r .-Itit was taken: . The ish , i — ", a,,---- ..eptiebent, whose stamina is not considered to be eignateresi on the *object of Pasilattsetdaryßeform. i ..-1 a.... toter and telde-cloilf mete het roister's.,-1.. Wiry. ', eqtat to theaehievement of so trying, so laborious, J' - Tea limo u rlt Tatrlotr. s memo thoeilitassgb Faction, and . 1044 Sinitki'salias'etaiford, alias' /i/aditert; 'Se- aa iletaidean a task - -but whose light form, and Trine ofiri Ju:tice for ituessck die .caatkiltar far c"meTir ra h ~ Th Hai Thotsmi, a toll Anti Williams; al ias . s l e nd er • Common Sense tr .losl i i,eand "t he ffintissp-tdrJney, . • . ors,'"lf b e t te r qua li f y . him , "Ci -ladalffife ; m i g ht ar 1 a . . arkett were• tie 'tall -convicted for.etealing three . was then drank, with: th ree -thus three.L-After R , Pi Y i supposed, - fora boo ' s*, than a . distanc!. W#iick, l' ' • • . • '.• c ., cards of lace, value 31, and upwards, the property of i Captain Fairritin bas, notwithstanding, never been s I ' Mi. w•- • iirikatiesia asti..otimpstaY ; im an aid. , Williare-Scrivenosend.Ce. in ',their dwelling-house. I beaten ; - mid by' is extraordinary exploits in the ' milted ' WI 'With' Elie 8144 re lively picture of I . tJulta • spisec ,• ft c Toast was indicted for.sfealing s f veral articles of %we- . West I - ndies, Vi here exertions of the kind have set 'a R I eel' the ro l iert of various performers at Covent-gar ' the .borthenti tinder which ,the country at present i 4 : 4 ) l P h a taw , e. P 1 ! dem been attempted, and unless in his own instance d talieired, tind'athediell which led tbthose burthens. I ..Nalitiagsaaterial appeared on the trial which has not been al- E have always proved fatal, has. acquired a fame, an Siveral aitei - pthibitle testae' were then 'drink ~, rawly beture . the !White, - . , * ! established a -reputation, exclusively his own. 1t and 'the Conviviality of tlie eviitbig •, 1 . 1) ,...,,,,.. 1 . 1 .? 1 : .1110 Am wesess.wm4l36,Wendoe, et° ll "°*""`eke e P e r*: that he i ues.himself more on durabi -7,s•vaa‘tmx",..„"- Cavektegarden Theatre, It by merely spoke in support °film fa - i seems,. too' ! . s .. P,q. the . vocal eiertiritilof Mauro( 'the' comps y , 'much i itietisent, relostiemerost • Ma .Proprietors of the Theatre. .._' •,1 lit)" than speed ; and, that for the accomplishment of .. &hat break uplift ettfaittlieum . I i .D...eermoosotte P4w 'ail, Leadua l ed, one Pair at' thrs , 'tit'. object, lei aßstinti occasions, he looks more to a - . -.is.' t;. - A.; .1.;,:.. ...... .. . . . , 1 Lave pelt onfockitigs, and s . palt of shoes ; a bitioch, a pair of , ....." ' bleperseverance, than to indefatiga - • ~...., ..... •: ll+ .. „. ~, i : 1 buckles; twerssemmons tifotivet, Andogreat slumber of other aaali 'i4aluYs I. ' Weemdetioaiii.thot.tlirtilibitc-rierixelltal 111110 W. i ..-0 Obfmldson-insurebentled the. Prrisoner at the'stagr-door m , • • • ~ .. est Wet, reward at different times-1y the klsisoner. -_ llsCpseeesaito' nof any native inherent vigorous Ca - lag moat extraerdinewnlaMageaby th e use the i PecOrli. Hiesifhostreo,ind Wand. oe hO4 pair ef Prte buck...les. and 1 .1 , ..1.- . t )t y : he searched the Primates noose, an found a pair u ! 9 .so ..... per cud exertions . of. those independent '• en EN T .AMTl•ikrl;ll4Tiark: 0 . *ln.kirrigari . ' "4 1 -- bl e orewesonie-steer things.' . i Gentlemen may be doubtless asNibed the consum ' No. 40, cuAn.IN -ciass• :--1. - or in s tance, , to work ; a ,N E ,."D iy. i ne identified three pair of buckles, .a,pair of boot:, • ., (1' 'if • ' ' li' h . Ode d t•" • has Steam ,4,qgineot ifkulforae.rower, With . I t,autarw, initte oyair of sti t ckings. . • s ‘.4l/Arclattoo•lsellevad Um pair of buckles found op the P ri m u s -, progressivety arrived . In contempt of ease, and in b kl it zeqeires.ig.pa to&t,be Platen at tomtits. Worth, ors i person to behis. . , mate pe eC on at wtcmrn pe es iianistn 1 disregitrel of. privation, these swift-footed heroes hare after whieh,it will cequire. the same quantity eveaw • '.ftllps, flatheWsidestified two pair of heckles, and . • . boll* • t it lto the revival ; while, by Ins rumet a ; Wirlit.vs littuaa a. ..eetij the Engine is fresh peeked, '• fek l id a -• i f t.a-a had lost a key similar to that wh i ch was : been '‘. r. o F n l e er; Prisoner . ' ' their.own example and individnal performances, each 1 which . it -mese. tiv t iki „the end o f sie weelia, H i sao 1 .!..ellseslefeuee of the Prisonvestas...that he.was driven to pawn , ;has 'contributed to the, advancement of this truly work is heavy, end continued 12 fakirs each day ; ! there articles_ by want, and that he bad intended to restore theta,. I. . ~ d ma nly exercise; w from its tendency : AitdAltittite imdattoally pilfered small articles to redeem them, I usefu l at! i fonsequently„baaide, the _coat of oik, picking, la. , (raster dtate of- more eousequence. ,-.•- , ' •' to uphold the national dignity, by invigorating the 'boar, lose of time t •_ ,Weal-mad•tear, the 'Renee will 1.• :The Iticiansa then asked Mr. Farle t y`iXtat *it the pity Of .. improving ! the Prisoner 1 • , . . .th e and promoting the , system, economy, lo c e" 1 " k 2c t — The -AP. ll6 ' ' ll OrsiV, -e 6 .,.. Pa rf •r in- th e t• .Ige,•t'arl o o• A milk that 4.1101..5it.04 mew & about like hardihood of the rising generation, demands the pa ; Hine. werk,. mitimodan taliaaa the nettle, l'S 85. I ea*: his lety - elitist bells vigil six or telest ellaCk. e gg awl support of those who tnke pride ill the . worth of the Coniposilikn, mith Whicitit wilt • 42 e e ft , .freryliand th e Prisoner liuilty, but reammended" him .. I v. ewe and wau ti tifte. mete*. of *quartet. ritik per, ; . • ~. . _of our arms, of .. sue . all such as exwlt in the glory _ wkhout- eithereasiii*, - Oilittisi kinCteCteiliMs • " ':i ' ....- 44._ 41( 44he F 4 PRl,ceoe- •- - land vvithout•aereither..spplicatiott , shaa:lbout...2.o. . . ' • • - POYJCE; • ? : . . .... , -•.i . 1 orturth of the. 4..i . sesposition daily ; .tiaerefora the .es- • ..- ' •:- . -....-i•-- -.4. , ; •,.. ... . I.oence of worb,log.thatstesnontlas with-the CompoliiiGei :'' - Ilitrom.itlfhliew.-6•Yeaterday:' Giver ' Verrylete. imill uof .excestd .. i el3 -IU, whereas, •te mer i t with ', ter was.: broughtifop • for-exateination before '!s4i,.. i Wit.tinX•V rtes peace, in that artiele,only., wail ex- j'il.v.Acii, on -a .. sharp •of robbing, his -employer*, 1 used AO; scud, tho Public, have 64. Feat, adieu- ! ewers. Henry end • yilliam ..lacksoni watch case. Jagesi byissing th e • Composition . to the t .l;twitg. •of 1 maker s, : in King.street, Compton-street, Cler ken. I afripsf instead of, tar, .parcelioe, a W.*** 00,esa.- well.' . , bles, instead of a plat, service,' or roundingirlo pre. I - ' 1111111irtiele di son elated', that he and . hh brother sm's* weed and wooden buildings, from the.ltiaietiter,,4l/etiry atereilts*-paltitelehip . ;as watch case-rankers', ; .woga s aisd.dexpret ;.• to nulls , machitteri y Arsjairsii they, thoitetocitetr.list Xeeidey ..week l . end felled se aoschel,,eastsourd waggons;. and if applmd...tegilpri-g.riati deficiency In .theatock. at' sitser-;:s.the stock. in bottoms instead of .icoppee,2.s9,wortb of-itiminiej ~ ggld, was right.. Thilfth of. August last-they took 4, k a ir7.4o ll .** of, that arsicip3 audit alto siveelfuer- an account .of stock . before. , 'rite Prisoner worked •• .. : le.'itericki Steam 'Entgiarso: and gender*titeet, per. fik th e silver ih4; ii.tioi; 'from' the natio* •of MI feicar steam ti fit. i • , i0y, 14. 111-iii.:4lfttings Irnd cut.mitt 'lay -scattered 1 . On the morning of. the .29th. ult. ihe.bedy.of.,./oho ! ebeet'ilke-- carpenter's thatiergsi. •Wlteesei le .the terrevrr ta.whitesmith (with a family of 'apvioraltil-•! prestepee of his brisilhar l iend-fammof the/stew, meeke d diPt)i *fx.4 4ll d. at -the bottom Sti the Allem el 14c:84311114 4.theicptifiqp,ol/401,1t a n d then-had the'4 i7g1pqr 5 ..411.,: elt.street, Meociesfield foe - -1 Weigked 4 ,.m4 piticg!!itni in the irelesa k mar 4ehigh 4eft , no doubt that. ; blab- tier **tit a hPrignits, eraiket ,- - it' rleneeyi l d, thither. There .!iiet . tirtfitief WI At4tieti it ;_ 0 ,beese - of ill-famanot.fa "'triter hadivitine - and thii4riceumateuce, wi i nt ,eespecti fig some:pm-sr: dalentaner:a Jury :nu.s...auuti PEDgSTRUNISM; im l e I•I4EOORItEIet ittXPORTe—TURIey ,tbe R zcon or F. made a Report to his itOval ighaess. the l' Ncz itanErcr;of ftilkiwing 'Prisoners Older seateuce ,of Watts - in Newpte; viz. It irdiard I Inc!innil, Wins lilinjelws anstillion. rep fur toter:v -1s in , G e o. Iv eljo, Jolut„Goodhall,. John Hosier - fhiv..,,Jiniol Watom i and Anilreui Vagreen, for LurO.ries.—:tdorileral Ah rb i tam s. dine* .I,olin Sylvester, Bwroet Levy, aini tfriirr tin ahauls, for highway roiiheries.—Joseth y add W. Wilmot, for returning from transportation.—J'. hert, for iteviiing piocis tin the IfiVer Ttannes.—John Ntvrlit. fi..wilikons. .1. sit:iv:in, C. 'John Clitils.d, J. Green. 11143 11 , Gbie, G. Faring. Li.iraSivrAiney, and Samuel AS/Cror. fs>r stealing iu ° Ward, far hnrse-drhiing r — I'ttomas Woods; .for Venting a mate.—Harnialt . Brown. for stealing rods PrislOoly. in a shope—er.ler Russo, for person iftingn soldier, to receive certain prize-money,—lleury liohin- Pm, alias !Myers, add int. Cooper, .for honsebrenking.—Jere mini] Yeale..for a robbery on-Peter JOseph t and Janie , Smola* es R E•Win. Thomas. alias. Thompson, fur a sheep, •When Kichard, Ilucknall, Win. Hughes, Thor. Fats, and,,Ahn,kitiveater, were ordered for execu -414,0 otiiiVedoeadayt next The ipipoi *lig% vict6s giti3Pcti the' ; • • • • 011141 ; iCa Of 04 4 8 14 1 0 21 0 1 4 l inl :llll4 . 4 PV o 4 ll 4itir . ` 4 * oiretay,L auk i 4. detain uutd a.dahat 7 b/iot "r sad tiller. be nei ~~, :: " -11"11"Irl• . '-*. .... ~...1. ''''''ll‘l4l"llll.4ll4"llWeigi"Niiitai*--ien, rot ' er...6. .. is.schlovan entlearr , 3 4 . loth ol i de 3 / 41141.., 4.11, 0 ...1 ir rt r : bec to i ththeeml, - • • - - , ..• , .r. , ~i . at : . , • • ' . , •- - • •rit i .NSArViteleithr W. --, , 1- - . • - 7 ; ~ ~ • ~._... n . ... n ..„. ... .. 7 ..... _......._ .. -- • ••••• - • .-• . - ... * 04 , 14a:titsiases.upparti ,ilecsites .• • • • • •• ' . - '.01.44Ltia... ..' , bra,;3.• . hludebtjtiallatalo4l"44lso P 4 1 ,1 4! : - -: • ' i . •; . 1 Li:..;Preri 1 • ly,--11 iN..I : not thi Tim 2 " . ttittfidwitifiiititility of the t o 74.4 t itinAN the - ii gra, . • , . ,„,. . * -- 7 - ''- ' '. .•40044111rimr• • . . ft( 1 7 1;4 1 1 13 *.tallin• Jairay+Fgest .which 'wit • nein 1 ..'ll ' ;''fi g li j ok` ;" , l l e rat' : totail .4. ' l6ll.la" 'altpeamo n4 11:1;4*".aitelive44r eater 11:111:111thhi l * ' ' . 4 1- iii; l '4l. l ' lifli P. --' . . bi . t I qutbn f : P s . ii .u . o tbil w . pr ita n i fo e . 4 r.. ir atetite lk‘d eu. .os . hi m in. i. , - -- •"- -.'' ' ' 4 ''''''"" ' ' • ' l ' ' • From i:' •it it E itiiiipatirt I • ' 'A' .-1 1 • a' _. n Y,i'llet ,plause i and a 413 1 4193. otg l l l, S+ l . ••0' e • s he Was Pillatthee" Witlllfr4 treet s liolborn en the of 4v44 Gh prin :i 4 eesi ntarke ll . 7, r w it ' e t ,! p b :L oner the'r . e r n ole es ; ed tv h f . 9 il E liS it .' wait 'b. fatter from M !, ~4 4 . ertr7waf , 00 , t parieer and brother to i tag tor as 'Shrike, and . slating, . %Id -. I . L t ______,_ ._ _ t 4 rit e t , - ~ j T . O tI M IE Illth 1 t-RaKritnooN lis4he"irie.time :th :he-e:Yeeivitersabtole,oksaanidy; sa° a reason for hit • noilasittniaialaW IE 7 . ': 1 913... thi 11ia1 t ."171.1111116 ,4 7 111p ritf ig ai r. GirbC. :047 31 70 %. :1 1 ; " : " .1,1 1 u 6:1.1"1" : 11 CP taliCa Rt*II II 911111—'-atee n, : 1 111 : 1 ,11: -- ir - ir-"*"l"ffi witciel s; koninned the'eridence of Wm. Jack so . Wood t from . whom !lOWA halasaiHimn .• , • • company .tie g entlem an olin'sabout half erected, i came uf, ina.Aimed — th - 0 i g la tn d l be tem en at?', in iv i ti ng eth t e l ' i r at he d rci ' la ; a 7 s is s "l ent i f - or t ..) * Mes . . , Alderman , Wood,. Although ullf attend to state the reason eluded to . • .., , ' I ildt 'kitoiFliftlelfliVitif *di 'Si Much intiosicated 1 eight the ,preaeding. if eire, s. ni j .u s g 44 ; c , searc h ed thp llsaciesfie.ld. is 7 i7.pfasig On - 1 ‘vie4ll6lazi .-- l a4ifillent ii tha, smut - t - . carelesa , . nun. lion ouilYednesdajc next.. . he. Ina been ptvirkr4.ond ries * lf tli4 ie s Pritotifi , ivair.ot w ork ; witness, in. dr- . The icipo.riont n ears received this morning of the w•were raves o(444.4,frikia • deetirtYieffet . tliterclAnteN i4 gati'firtn' Orders as' anon iignal 'dory obtai ned by the Allies bier tite.Pn`nc h, 7a yli‘taat from, hisiliOtakssi':. fritigitiAeltine wiiiiicts•itft Ms 4iim - in.*he oeumilig. ritied! the Ydads, 'and' Ofiniiiim w si'done it 8 P el' ritheakawr:Shers k givq vowel!! tom tinitoheornights gtie jilew same f*biggs.'to ,seke cent.' *:_ .. no cauneetellwith thst:4ool44 4 .ol4oingsls/AteAsist4iiiilo milers twislitfais ii • , • :..- ~,s essatorme . wassomodt,o•es,Skise lote.thriss,F4rlionn t stesalk tisfiteltteg.silser..as!soop, 04,1 . ~.. • . „...... , , : tiolo ~ ' " ~ . t fkliqtt • bet i thes,...irnd if he 4104 any de . ' bit. 2R, at Cowes,' in the Isle of Wight,,,Dis,44t_ _,,,,,, .I,' tltevife hi ll .. . Doak . fig alit td Caine 0 fist edlitiling.heistt 'bef ore' tr i t ' i t a u i* .i y u l tie .a y i . rer s - u lt wagNigtoti* iirli "141Pler t• Sir Rtrifie. : . • • °delft of Amp, wi th. Pits iiargchitt;'lllB ittlivoi*thent if say. ‘this • ` O , nand " at Li ve);, ii. ft "i i i • ~..r •.% Lined until the' sort, In caw* 1 *hen. WO% ' l '46iidoneas, . 4 ki o Plijoir* . 61 4 16 n* 4 0 4 . ''' • '''' A r * * '' .:-. z '' ____L___''''' s ' .*. _:_...... P. g‘dilac"eielu tilsitgivat of I lth"4"1 " 144"4"1.16 " 11114".1.4.161 " . 4 t - #O 5 86 ' 4 7 : — P,11.;01, --- . ' - e; ---- 4 7 0fi r iriih..7 1r - il,v D'. 1.6 ' vr4i:, is Ow ' • i I:""l ll : 4 4o lo l 4 •COioitttilK4tifigaserligeSClPS i • • itaTtspAs . 01.rtct, 111.. Fleetatitat, do s