The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-25 00:00:00

..19,censiderq op tbe_pcossion alluded to, and ac troodingty I xis directed to apply to the Prelate. for lwattive•itastltitetirsts, which I did by letter., to Bve of them, by the post ivr that very day, May 2.1, 1808. *Niqth respect to the. Upper House, the Duke of Nett stoza,• wham Yonr Lordship mentions as offer •t Vot ou my authorit v, aas so far from doing,' this, that, in ant fanner dul;nte, of- May '27, 1ii06,1 hi. prat* expresAystated, that he had not st.en nie tin tali yeat.; anti, in 'lite second dehato, on Julie • 6, he getterciully and warmly vindicated me from the'partfelettitinr w4ch had been raised against me elsewhere, end proved that I was a much injured . _.. ii 0n.1.11111S rot. Fe .i P . ' t 7 n. lialitl4lld u5w...... ...•la yelling iitomanwho rodge:d in Mr. .14nes s . p .„ 1 ,,,„ co w, N o d ti 1 , )eg " 14 C`meacs, thre e , Your Lordship's second charge against me is not ' time, total! arm bet aud convey bre to their house near Leeds.. 1 1 1 , m „la„ ~,„'i s ,- "- wrunith. ever. Au tern. ,' Ti wee In th• es. cution of this commission that he had ireca.! i!j,..,„. - -' ," ';" "re•"""illt tom Bath, ~,,-i ou• 1 :"'''„ less - nbsurd (lino your former charge, though it is; visaed all the perse'in rinse of complaint. He had krooght die ' l , - ,4l l l :" e i s i ' r ' 1 1 ( 1 Anil the S,!fa•• Bristol, heat M, i ' 4.1 " - , loddes wooly, and goes remarkably i•osv wiih rk i• -. " r " 1 'w i t ia g ,...., evidently burro.% ed from that flippant Ministerial 1 ; yometwomms to Loudon some weeks ago, sal she had Hot gut a • . . ..- ' " I .' ler ' r4 " 1 "no Sgc. place. Her pareni were in good eircomstances. i LELDS New Light Caarh, called, Th R l e . ~I ont. l'a..es wrori g h Stanford, Nessii r l writer, who, under the directions of Mr. PERCErSI. ) I , Me. Alderman Woroo having satisfied himself that the young too • very 111 . r isi loatt-p oft Seveli "T e l ' 1 , 1 '1 . : 41 re w published; first in the Morning Posl, and then in a pie ! , woman was lodged in a h ouse of respectability, enquired if she " Net de Marsis, are shoe Ilassio." pamphlet, Sic Letters , again/It me; letters • which 'was•desirous of retuniiiig to her parents? . Ke n t ;writ ! iiiiiiii,, I have the honour to remain, my Lord, The dowel Caine forieard, and displayed considerable per- mid Eer' storik-e,t . the tfoltte.i Li o n, L er& I : "" 1 11 1) 1Cr, 7 lomat comeliness find modeay of dour. She deckired that N ftiwilis 434l diDg lhe use"l"'w elliettoi•in sr rif r o t *-- O 41 . 14 ' !e•• I abstained fiom answering out of respect to Mr. Your obedient servant, Posrsoonv nod his friends, as I saw very clearly, ber fattier earned her how mach m ea noid regret h e r j oarary allotted Irs :re tile etri>l i•gtreidate Omni COa l tlm e t i t ",,;:".' l ,eq• i , I, S' 1 olverbaimpton. Dec. 9, Isl 2, JOHN 14 ILN ER. that the Alinister whiled to make n tool. of me against I . to London; but she hearkened to Or oolieitatious of a ladvoof stare . ou . th . ewtii Rued , hoeing nowdualled l e A ' l ' "'he'. the name Dr ( llbstel. who desired her, whets she wanted I place, : "). 8 . 1 3 ° 411 "er• • cc mai0d 4 ,,,,,, . them. The cliaree against me stands thus in your 1 • LAJV INTELLIGENCE. ; ; ~,P, apply teller in London, and she would provide her in a re.." - , K,F..N DA L. teetotaler, Preston. -g1 e t 1 y. L .,,,,, A 1 , Lordship's Obscruaions : "No One ef a candid I . -.; speciable satiation. She had applied to tials lady, and had got a ' ('hurley, thilakirk. and Garsmag Post ei l• ',. e. w' l l''''. . -row-- • • 4 C h la r e w e . l , n ow ls.t r i a l- t l h aa er ll sre t taai h n i ein h she would go on Wednesday LeXt. • loolil 4 la Fo r ii'Cl.iek. Gia l lo • ni l lb , ' 'er; dri er . . mind can suppose (hut a reverend person, present I COURT OP,CHANCHRY. Dec. 21. . , Londua than go home, unless that ; GI. A AGO W, Loisgtown, G i rota- Green at, daring tle-,l)elattea„ could permit a statement. to be' h ed that her tddl?" happened to .be taken ill. I Browaiiill. Thornhill. Saismilfor-Kiin, C a , le trc,rri Destrie., This morning the I.onst CumscheLoao,sers' , 1 al e I woreutor very generouslY Welter the guardsman, an , and all part, of Scotland, Camperdos.u s c.„,,.'„ t r i i' il khOsxcli, nude, to which he did not assent." True, my Lord, - / was present during the Debates of 1808 ;but is our he was ready to give liii judgment in the, cause of the h i s_ . gro m cr r ii i le uthat A tte : l a:le t t i r ga s e on ti s t ; h a lt :s r : i t hheilwhotrltutse. ta r in tu n l re . Wl i b l it /It ( t t ,4e i r.J.l.al i e tt . ta ird Edinbur g h, re .„ e „,,,, i , r ia l . . o rfr Lordship ',ever present in Parliament at statements Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Le e; but was prevented by the ' l ' , declared that he would call himself an Mrs Dibsors, y coticerniii: Six, n'tlifirk. to. • :ay o; li e l l e r soZtk ert it r e y oi. r lif i n; i ! A M half';ll improper interference of Mr. Lee, who had thought et 1 the young woman , and likewi , e sati,fy himself that she led . pre. . Ip'netnri„ Nanisaikreon, 14, 1 ,1 u5 , e , 4 ,v,,,,,,,i; ' . ; , 4 ' 1 „;t". oir to w filch you do not give your essetit ? You x indeed, tired beran admi:sion into a repot:labia Naito. . *Amgen tindifig ittentorlse o f a i ls `,,,.. a . f,. ' s. _"o ', "'mirk • in iv object to them after 'they are made ; but 1 {tad ! advisable to address him by letter on the subject, t t __ c Mi iael C.rna.nthens was holly committed (Or trial at tbeold ' inarnawl say red al it' dew they - .4', -- - :le a d Of li e no such privilege i and IF:d• had sought for a Mern• : marked " privete," and last night he received an- 1 Bailey Scotia*, Tor having stolen the bearing brasses ofltr. I Wittowel. my ridiliiiam e t tare. 3:Cinaltkir;ti,-e--Bu'ei Prereed Cr, her to speak for me, to-width party was Ito apply oilier- This was a, practice which his Lordship had liamatuad'asse lee uotteloioie, ut Banksidr. . : ise'.i-slere. 2..Yotit, (mac • m p eek , g und „ 11 ,47 1 1 6 7% co. , PIttVATR DISTILI,EIti EFL . - n az i whith‘. on 1 ntlirran•lres. ' o 1 Starb ee in this business, since they were both equally h ost i le . always deprecated, and he would net be doing jus. , How-nailte.—Thursdas Edirortl Connelin wag hrtoght to fie - RIDGENURTH Rad', •Walial! to ree—theOlia from religiceia, the other from political : (ice to his own feelings if lie was to give judgment, ! Mace, charged loth being concerned in working a priyainsfill, ; Ever , mor• hilt Pest Cnseh, e'er, prejudice—and sluice the )pre both equally ardent while the contents of those letters were ' fresh , in his' in 11 . , t mon-mews, st. George's, Damover-voire. , • • cAt!LISLE ! Penrith, ced Whitehorse: l . p ue t „. 1 , 1 , hi illfam liaktffrwerta, one ot the .eingtnetors of the pattele, • wait Voce Horses, oed n (ward 41 the eat P • ' g ^ l to make his Nlajebty tin+ Haittk or,etur Church. lam • memory. Ilis.Lordship then directed that the let- behoving tothe (Ace, said, lie went, on Wednesday, woh some sure that to every one of i true st candid mind," t , ters should be laid before the lA‘rne4 Counsel Ott hExcise (*ern, and ' Hooker, sine of the patrole, to Bolton. roughbridge, WO eels Abe not, a.,,, e ,„ e „. 4. ‘,1 1 1 ' . ( 1 30- a1m 11 6 11 % APPleb iv Greatalotirlse. itt e m ni k.- 11 7' thr• urn both sides. . ; mews, in search ofd Private Distillery, Th e, gainedadmicaare (the near. st way' y eighteen mike!. orts.fon tu th ' ' ''t *katl appear to have have dome the utmost that could ievery moons ..•.- s e .__ I Into a stable which goes under Bolton-yam, and a few yards an d preforms the journey ma sloe grei ,,a,, ri,,4 1 ,,, p „..., . *. be clone in this case to prevent misconception , when i . Sir" Allllo'll I'iGnOTT, ,COMOKS NW Dsfit Atefs 1 from tire wahledoor, on the odtsille,`• where they prbeeeded so itetatnell, Ofi.lbe Road lo!,..tokuess ht plea , are, hate the p , ! stated, she was in h 'kite' of starvation ; : far without making any Noise, when looker had the misfortune aasanize of their Leh% ("deed in the nest elect; -It he learn; that I hastened from the House of Coni • received a Shi in , nave ll down, which caused the Prisoner to run out of a small W A F.FIELD . eon Coach • every Marian.' . 6te that she had tint for three years etc .ri . g, . dog in theeirthi whero there masa ore; and R lied; which six; ~,c hn, k , • ; i moos,' on the very mottling on which the 1) bate !. and he trusted his Lordship would order • her some ; convinced them he lived there. He had a lighted eandlr in his ; .fill;Sl•Et NessAart, Whiteluarali s 4Flrril e t, N uttwi , i , coged there, May '26, 1808, to my printer, and that support out of her own funds. : haat, Iwo appeared vert mach alatmed: They aslud him •who , Nardi er'fii, mid. bl , udle+ritll, wine wit 11, Po e t C o - ge n. 17 1--- ". I caused several copies of a l'iotest agaiest the mis- 1 - ouid The LORD. CHANCE4OR obsereed, there e , ! tbe place belonged to. ,He refused, to tell. On their telliogkim !•lifeWetwhtt. • • - t' 1.1 1 7 3' / '' V''' • '''ll' t,' . lll4lsl the watt! make las, he called out murder,aud appeared very: " - SU 111•.ilt IiANWPIOGIttnit and artermalttew Catlett teltes Width had taken place in the said House to be I the ea „ ibe uo objection to her having her pin 7 tnottey paid to i malt **Wised.. ~ .. . .• . • ' 1 21 metiillfio loth , tirnfee leo. loridertsiot c ~, 'rtel .truck of froM the l'ress, some of which, on The Prisoner was eiasicted lathe. penalty of 931.: which dm MANI.`IIf.STER; 0/ ii.slaa , Coniletrod, l lltewcastli;, Wit 1 l iiiingterirning, May '27, 1 delivered to Mr. roSiON : Ir r ter Afternoon ' *el Sir SAMULL ROMILLY assured Mb 'Lordsldp; that ' r fu l ing b° p ay, k. h a wail eddlutitted to the "dude of Curreett ." ad lyil t r.. s : t r ld r• Pre4 C 's ae ' I her. VT, Mr. GRATTAN, S ir - J. teptin.sv, Lord GaEN- ; I efr..r..evoa.—. !,•. 7 . ...fl , • ' bit it W.;Micillatlea, OW lIIISSiIdr '141• Coach, tliose letters which his "Lordshiii' had: mentioned the Riiiiii.L'afirliette, testy, 11.:sriutre , pt fivg fjig,lartict, illfit4.t, &c. It is possible t' t name of these copies. - I tiVit. frill " into your bands . ; but I can hardly con- .4 i to • were written without his concurrent:FE, and lots)}} • • Mende)? morning, Edith Aforieg, the unfortu. ; taw ' S r imi l T e r l F: . " ) "4 : 764 .l. ll Litalun . ,„ Pos t ; :'COAt ; A ;,,, , B..ilk• ; understood, from the Solicitors, without their knosts.: mete woman convicted at the last Chester Assizes, of ; .tiO,U CUM' tell.lMW,lpetoreag is , ve ga g er ‘ se ilau es c t ,. mere Buil you should not have seen a republication 'et the paper la qUestien, at the close of Sir Jona i ledge.... ' ' 'the murder of her husband, at Ilankelow, and refs ' ever?' ' l• •'‘el'ine• • 1 , bed i ItllltidlNGlia iolliiielhift, Not Nark; iville i Ginn, sets The LORD CDA4CtlfirOli.seld, - --- 46 It is onneces- -pited am her plea, of. pregnancy, was brought to , awl every t.fteriarisoiiewliatiOkita4lolllllloNdllial ; auto . . lifailatalf'S Appendix folds latest speech on our',• mews tsars' for you, Sir Samuel: &fanny, to give eve this ;of a male child - in the Castle. Of course her axe. • Pairs by o.ford, t ten, and 83 i h e 's sr .,,,i, istnirs., • ; . Your 'Lordship's third accusation contains more . assurances • ' • ' •will for I knee tore` - Counsel and tiollcitors in ; cution take place in one month from the time of . iii.. /1 4 1 1 11. au t., a l tree at i ca . s ft !t, thlt ow ieli de nt n . t ' r Dotictl — stet, Pod N h li • T ibill• tithiebood than either Of the former, because it con. the ,-ause ton well to believe they would lend them- ! her delirery.. , I . ' 1 . . ; _CenSaS eve. y Ilemiegattetlfsak t llthOt t aink.us the Bull aid selves to such I transaction."- - ' I Stmeetatetsin TO 'A OtIAT Aittatiaer.—Sattirday ' Sun Ina. Nly lon•eate, Hull • 'vista of an acruittulatien of false facts, false dates, • ' ' ' ll4 Pirr"t'i watt; . fli‘lha 4 iii l iell' g eiseMount Coach, andfalse gootatiotit, seine of which I shall here men. The pip-Nouey was ordered to be paid to Mrs. • afternoon,• -11,toibt • four o'clatti,- ()KO respec tably ey ~v . m „,,, i ,.. .. rt: ,, .. .. ... .. Lion. It is false, then; that I eicr described thee' too. • dressed . females.. went into the shop • of. Mr. Mills, I , OTTkN KAM_ sad gilisoN Tax Crutch, thirv. al half. Villd of negative power in the Crown, which, for Li -..aellfala...- silk shawl .warehouse , comer of Great Turnstile ) .. ~ iO, h • dr- t oest 7, nalr , ,pest.tiaol'aatteaa 1, o'cau k. short time, I piivarety 'advocated (though I never' COURT OF FICIILQUER—SF.RJEANT'S INN lIALL, Holbort4 and asked the shoructan to show them mama • • , . -- . • PCOCTOOR H 0 I f , tfa.fo ed*Ocits!;:it.. ;4: faincket. offered' le to l'arlium . etit either from myself or any! . Dim. 44. fashionable pattern silk shawls, which they said they 1 , . „ .• !,„ ' —t- le kleS : CiMVIIII Illa 11 1 ' and one.eise), esbeing to itseti "'nugatory ;"' for I main. . its oreeratat LtWES, Ziff. V. MORGAN'. wished to purchase, whets the shopman readily coins '. Ir Ts .• • 14 P 1 • 7 , - -- - 1. •I' entity an ., -!. A kinds of VOW roodintity eared Its Ont. Ivo sv i•Lus )since) that it wool(' soon) ail additional civil seta - ' The Barons had appointed to give judgment in this plied with their request. -Afterhaving looked over • . p o w m itt* „ bo w ie i ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ww ".. rpe01it „,,. a the rity for excluding' ilisley.al and seditious ciodidates long.contested case tO-day. a great beinber of pottery'', they left the shop, 1 ievatualt Pow&aateis Joe / hem &e kes p l . i ms ,„, wr , Coin our episcopacy, at the same time that, re- ' The Lome Cuter Banat/ said, the Court had met 1 without rank ' ate purchao (saying they did not .; sale cu ll e a re s m." lll l.'?'.. . (4 -...'`!e....*t.., 4/1-•..... iir,cl c:""'• twitted as it was, I asserted it could not ope- together, and had repeated consultations on this very , suit them) c aud immediately. after they were geee, .. "'- i' 0: • TA Dft . 4 ftli f tt rate for any other purpose. It is false that, after voluttemoes and intricate case,' for tale sake of ett- I the tihepeass, in folding ..op the shawls they WI . • . ...• • , . Wirkfal, items •-gseits•tatt stet. the meeting of the Ca th olic Prelates, s ep ti.,, i ,. • '; deavouring to ascertain whether . it were pastible to ; been looking at, discovered that two of them., of ii s.. .;„ our dwe id) in pierr , "" 4 ' t6V. 0 oifiriihn Ain twee from • her 14th, 1808, (which Meeting 'you term tt a come to any effectual judgment on the merits, with. • the value of 40 guineas, were missing from amongst ' herintway triahiitt u Ith Fist, Convalsiool, rind (f . Nefirs, tan Meeting of the whole Catholic body of Ireland,") : out hearing Counsel on the exceptions taken by the the parcel. ""bey were immediately pursued, but she ni r d rate e kg‘ner:tarr"VT.lnr clue, °IN*" - 7 .."!'"t' I published that, " I would rather give the : Respondent. After the most attentive consideration, without effett. , ..,: On the . mime night, the Patrolee ' ter haatts,rofferewtfA u tferVie:siel- a rvri'AgA r vrr". ih. , last drop of my blood, than consent to the King's flowerer, which they bad been able ; to give the mat, while going his rountls,l fa Chick-butte, Saffron-hill, - seemed. ofeeeselvenstiotealma are ems hod *it Mel PO. We mi sco ace tini o t i t esr ei, ; re n w nt l i . e : 15 %to e em4ss ham ou ki„ r: e me ei: i i pointment of Bishops;" the publication here alluded .lt %%t we e having any influence, direct or Indirect, in the ap- :, tett they had come to the opinion, that they would hearing !we women quarrelling, hainediately rat tce; l most effectually consult the interests of the parties: . wards theta, when they threw !down the shawls they ' wile roariastaseivetaeatintrie xporte a•Cra4Ctowtekle its ? wethink to, was made at the eery time that I advocated the the mselves , by hearing Coun s el on the whole eacepL bad l'ii their hands, and made their escape towards ;it miss . ()sty to sow you i t s mi.ke thu ex;sorrokumacu ft attest abort-mentioned plan, as it appeared in the Dublin: lions, before they came to any judgment on the oreepasith fi eld.. The property was immediately taken- "I* . —lmer._ a s p ublic . as_yo p lease ,THll AS - tind C 47.*Att itErD. Ilerald, es early as June, 1808. It did not at that i ribs of the ease, 'fhis they ware desirous, both outtrlsafthe pateole to the watch-house, where, on hearing ?m e s,...ereign Ready it orepterd stutter the Patric/age of time reprobate all influence of the King in the up . ,of regard to the parties, and to the . time of thfiAlo thrtmoreing that Mr. ISHII, had, been robbed the . his . Ntnir4., by Dr. IliffilleD. reilnt Of-Kites College t aid is : Court, should he done pointment of Bishops, but " all power or in. as expedithiusly as possible.` preceding day, the property was taken to him, end . .."LT 4 .1,..: ', ) %4 . s ' l t ta ' s `j,,'"al . ','," Pe r ,a,,,":l l ,; ° , l .7l: n t l7 l :: e r d j u : fiumice of any Uecatholic Government over 'ally ! Unfortunately, however, one of their brethren, Mr:l identified as his own, . i 4.4.1-4 • ; 1 realise al Men by • the Docinrora the uturecosentiotoett Die portion of the Catholic Church :" for, in admitting ! Baron Thomson, had immediate)'' to 'proteed on it II " 88LVAIST, • Due. 19.—0 n Theltsday meriting, ; eage. t.i •'" • • the former, I conceived that my plan would have : Special Commission, along with another Judge, to m:about three. o'clock, the new raised men on board.; to wry pars afehe V API let% (postpaid) dilly •Osarreeted,; mad the Plowlets fed oiled Kingdom. Peroveratteeted in Tors guard -(1 against the latter. it is false that the op. i distant county, and there was I to prospect of his eels! the. Neptune trader, lying in the Lough, broke !and stre-CoantrY a henelee telOdeed‘ 1 . '2.1 ••• . , turn in such time as to admit of hearing Counsel on the• through tote press-room, and took possession of the. pointment, institution, er mission, as it is called, of• 1.17; . 4 ,/legn! ' • ' exceptions presions to Fridley, the 2 1 241 of January, vessel. After ponfining the crew of the tender he-- - .- DE B 1 Litt. as- .. Catholic 'Prelates, and other Clergymen, after they.l have Web validly consecrated or ordained, i s oo t the day before Term. On that day the t ounsel ' low , and securine the hatches, they lowered down ; gOtrftAGED by the Imitated satesisattead• 0 would understand, that they mast be prepared to*, the goat; } and . twenty-siz, cleielly impressed mime I r e , v i tt:lt:o 4 4 e : flt trraltlnelit iii ISO OM fit a essential pert of our religiois ; for it is as essential to I;iris r m., ro t hieh has been confirmed by the es pos. I argue the exceptions taken by the Respondent ; and I effected their escape, and proceeded towards the.. po ng ee g r ninny, rfirlbo a large nod extend:lee PflieTTlTel Ws' it as orders themselves are. To be as brief as jibe Court trusted they should he ready to give• their j shore. Owing, sible: after flee fatal precipitate proposal of a tiega- . tire power, or Veto, had )teen made by our friends . ..i however,. to the tempestuous wax.; stale also of the happy effects resoltiike to the public fr om t me . migment in the case on the following Monday, in titer, or their ignorance of the Channel, it is Sep..; :1 1 : 14 . rueri. Gi rth= h o liir ene att l e m we atiu t h te ts d i . a Ce t rUtfo r cl:s o L ti. f ., it :ee oh .t . l Exchequer Chamber. in Parliament, being desirous out my part ofgei lig along : . posed the boat; struck on the banks, and the men.; disorders nri.ing from is .ecris de s triXe Is this of ioromid. withthem, as far as possible, I devised four different . . —__ _________, attempting to wade to the land, it is feared, have all ;loath, i w h_irb not nulv octalWm a nuoiletort.n7ao of I....l•Voisf i tf. reetiorai, but alto nails on no trit.ffies alt she envy:ow lin be , checks, b) means of which I conceived it ;night be l On Wednesday, the 2d inst. as one of the Man- perished, as at day-light one of the boats was found : riiiiies of old age. lee that dist:eosin; snot. of debility for dd. restrained to the only purpose for which it was then ! cbester coaches was going into Liverpool; at nine in . near Mr. It. Getty's, and two dead bodies lying near' rienev , • whether the efoinemornet of finch Annelid hatt" c e n s u ere set rare re hired , and rendered palatableto the truly loyal Pre- 'the event g, it was overturned opposite the' tom - ' it. One of the bodies only could be got at, the ' ' t , l ` • y e wi r i i tt cb t tthe t i s o m ile r rs elli f d of ihe sta cro h ns t 'i t i e tp li t l i t n i n t beec ra" ol. 3l ;efrelded, as lates of Ireland; namely ; to prevent disloyal or sedi- : hill Cnffee•lVOUSe, owing to the inebriation of the other was too far in the mud. Six hats,, and several i ema l ue ly. e d u c ate d tbagefor of Lostrion, they niter a tirw; nik, lions personsilioin filling our sees :as such, during , coachman, by which accident a respectable Gentle- 1 bunches of clothes, were also picked up. The body 1 ani t s ieViLl i ! ""rb a ti rt u arnitlo ild is n ia. vd aTt i t e . ' fi r 7r 1 4 hers "i re til. •;of is certain about four mouths, I defended the plan. The.lrislt : man of Oldham was killed, and several other p as _ ;of the man was brought up to town, hut has not yeti Diseroter, ftemohnly i rrameted in a ittflinfill of illekiety, the l'relates, however, at their General Meetitvg, found ; sengers..dreadfiilly bruised. A Coroner's Inquest; been owned; h, is recognised, hotsever; as one who !eiedicattes is eenerolly completed iii the short spare of me I days; and in the stol e } dvaireed stud ioveterate stages Irf.iror it ifiadMiSfillble, aria resolved that it was " inex- ' has been held on the body, and a verdict of Min. , entered regularly as a seaman. . fectios, chaturterised by a variety of eisia9l sod d edient to admit of any alteration at all in the exist slaughter was. returned against the coachman . rni^ll .attg I f f optima., a perseverance is srr p oi wi • 1 DROGHEDA, ' DEC. •Dec. 9.—Early in the m • of • • real. tit l - h I '1! rr flimil iestraut rug discipline ;" soon after whirl, on further Coral OnSaturday evening, betwixt free and six olock, ' Monday - last, the High Constable of the Barony of iuseliet or exercise) will insure to the panew is permanent owl munication with our political friends, I found that :as Mr. Alexander M‘Dougal, cattle dealer, was re-! Duleek, aided by a party of police, succeeded in ap- If : ta -ri c :e ll tt r ise ur t e rsee . of the Urethra, at fretnentry . connetted with we they were *lll4lly hostile to. my restricted . plait ; avid i turning from Glasgow- to the Great Canal Basin, be! preliending the following noted o ff enders, viz :-- I steeling from the abate etatoplaiiit, law* a .ps **rye.. a. e , , ..f i r h i i i r n ! n- is • that tiles required us to yield an Uitlvniied rm.', was Stopped on this side of the Phoepie Foundry, by • Carr, Spicer, Slime, aud. Finegari,-at Rusnaree, near ' that; n ), ..zi ti t t l e nti l e a l t . 'd m i i i d se ,i r i o ri s , e .i t u t i. e 4 i . wo . . i t o : ..r . user recent „ ti c ~t. gative pozcer in this business, equal to a positive . three men, who knocked him dawn, and then car. : Slane. The villains were discovered in a cabin, re- - ' l . ,',:,"" g L e r „a „„„„ %emus', ves t atiot t to the,pniitfol and da n g srmos ic power, nail this for the avowed purpose of our I reed him over the wall, where, being in a state of gating themselves, sad made a desperate resistante ; useof. the I:til•tie toroutic. - Miiii inst3H o r t e i s mi t tr tt he hat tueeyidektt maititaiiiitte the establishment in Church as well i insensibility, they robbhd him •of 2031. On ob. : they fired on the police, and the latter fired on them; -- r. L r e'.b i t n li V i l r eG eis l e fr al e, 7t e i7 ef ft i ii e !::: 8 ; 1 13:5' . . " Ti r ;Te C ; ll Tise me' had licostit as in State : which, if we could couscien- i serving (hat he was recovering his recollecfioa, . they i two of the former, we understand, were wounded — 1e ,,,,,, e ,i I, ‘ • o t her 'pear:Oilmen" with/POI erect l awl .urn th 4" tiettsly do, we should he idiots not to conform to it. i attempted to strangle him, arid left him severely one he the breast, the other in the hand.. The rob- been the ttg f rreahle r to ll s fi nc la t ifi r i c ie tit sTne l l t- c i r i l i s to r Hir are d e v v e c u r r pliived, They eten offered a formula to this effect, for our' bruised. The villains got o ff Without discovery. A 1 hers were. not, ; however, overcome until -seeerely . ,°, l l l ":.,,n l ::d . . e ",,,: c 7, lg aini w Z s ca t 1 ,,,,. eaa ~,„„y ~,,,„,,,,e i rer y. h ., or s.stt signature, sable!' myself end the Irish Prelates firmly' reward of XL has been o ff ered.for a discovery of the ' wounded, particularly 'Carr, who had an arm broken sears, bore t'‘ perieneed the elojoynient of hoewlS•heell l'e r ." crowfeet int litirlinif lurtlouJi Safe been arts rejected. :Thus, - tey Lord, th e very basis of toy ite- i offentlers:—(EdinburghCourant.) ,in the conflict. It is said, that this desperate bate-. frells , :carr;l••orl us. . t, . gociation with Statesmen being altered, consistency I An alarming accident occurred in Worcester, on . bitti robbed two , meu from the North, who were pro- j rv ir . lll ,"G".,,:" a P A'tre's l risj4ii•lv professing - the tyre of I , ll eit no less Onto conscience required that 'I should break j Thursday se'lleiight. Mr. Stretch, auctioneer , being ceeding to the Fair or Navan , to purchase cattle, of i pocksehtr.ismselsieneerweafer illat they tanY, mil h i' , “ 3 " 4 ell With •t e..• obloquy s o. tinily . I a. ten .4. it o ff ; since which occurrence the public is witness [engaged ip selling off some . furniture, was holding I WI. on Sandafevenlug. Carr was the fellow who 1:e.",71:::,•",,,,,,,1't,w.,',:iii,r.,t Think i: ll f lut - 1 ,,,, 0 , euiliraeete. it. ; 040, that 1 have 'spoken to the point as loudly and as vup a swing glass for sale, , and,. at the close of the fired at Mr. crartiett, of. Ashcarn, in his carriage, , ti ,,,,,-, - ... y0 ,„. 0 „,,,,,, , t , rup ,,,e y „0,, cirtr e entristooton itp17 .. .. 1 ' . 14 plainly as I could speak : so false is your Lordship's! biddings, was exclaiming as *eat, "going! going I proceeding to this town, last senuner. If. was sp. 1 brromat or ilt r proilessiroverrilli s lites i s of i tillilg i h i gtoA'',l': 4 ' clrarge against me of deceit and - prevarication in this ! going ! going!" when th e, eery , instant he struck prehended for,tbis effence, and _committed to Trim I 4 1 4 7 / , itb . Lc e so ro i n e li l l t ice s oy'et ti :m mi trarl to. Ole. srsvaeirr" N "; hesittese. " Isis hammer, and Izsed the word.. g on e! .the floor._ gaol, from whence he escaped in Anisette, having laawfa. t hele co arsen's.. e t t •eadßrt don to salt thrie r -cit • 'Having now, my Lord, effectually parried off ' the : broke iu, and preeipitated auctioneer,, pulpit , exchangelclatheeeiish h is sister, whale's admitted i Oahe velem' erociirho'le low i‘4"lrli'" " 1 ";, 4 7, 1 ',. 0 „ 1 ,',41. look- , I _,_ i 10010/10 constitute a fais gement nil at iiiq . , _ L .. label Which you have aimed at a large portion of l• ' •it 1 ' 3 and hie . i g-g at , a room fuller nse,n, women, and chil e to.see Nos phase it , from authorit j, - that "P R . rkili Wit* woke thee sati—ht , Nius rishnti Drell so °"''°"ll Majesty's subjects through my sides, lam ignorant j drett, itste..the cellar beta. . ,The auctioneer eras sallaie..(Cari (Cori. was 'the pereon'.who murdered this } bruited, . . c .. 1 .. e p te It et by Int olail Wklttentirse your Lordship's principles will direct j the tirst person eiiiicgesi (rtmn this perilous sitflat*lrAitortim Glihreff Iruille:.:110tOok . a• plate on the 'To li.• gifir)ited at their lea' , 7 . ffr.r..;ita 1 a„,,.. ‘ Its - to . take : all that I shall say Is this—ili Case f I lion ;he escaPed 'with ► only." lei bruise+, by climbs , ..toof, and Whets ideffleenittael, iketppe4 the carrier . t e r)' b y Pettiems. at eilber lies,...with ee . ebsenfiw,. , e 1 te"""nk • • • • • it• • ssir ,- , v. ~•1 , • • Withered y o n , or your friend's character in this ! in; *rev the bodies of' his compottons .ie.traehlaaripd the guard was preparing to fi re, Ise instantly p„,i i ., 011 ,,,h r (wo w ! ' ve , . to, sooto,the p%.";‘," 1.10 Wiii, my principles would ohltge me to make antis. 'j who were all afterwards - disengaged from the call ltu tied *id oof fotousem.,, 41 , lino 0 I . • • . of their ellel , , agerited - - RtathW A_ In c roe *Nine. kert.etog k ne t 4•.1..1e ire': r4eil t• faktiern for the wrong. , . I without any other bad consequences than sexemlJ-- • •-•!* 'fa ',_, ! .for,adslee hod medicines saml Obis Mae will lit 6 ..i ally part of the Kilutilthi?.. • , irti conclude, my Lord, the Emancipation will be ! bruiseiatirl one broken rib. . Two children oboist 1 . • • (Was 4•11 CO% seviettle, lto, 13, lenrretle"Stret• ' Fl•o4* . .. .1 • . grantet: hot let not your Lordship, or your fellow - four years old,. escaped .most 4trevltlentiidlys ,by 4 4 ' - ~ ~) 0 la Newer.; ef • the N6-Papery Werth' in Plcca- remitting . underneath the bellow •betweew one end ... ' - -_a A' dillyaied IPell-Mall be alarmed •it . lii soito — ,- --. , t ted, °fah* brokeu beam which Wired! plug the laijOills tit Wit: Primed not fiiona l regard to on t r Cliutit, • to'seittrs...- big 4 !oil • • = •a• • 1..: ' N . . - . lad tad. DI ..t.ii 0.1.. i 3..... i ".1 . ..4,:t Ull r....A4,4) .14 v.“..... , ,,' ' 't ' •., . - 1-1 ';. s .. f , . . • .by 1). idltlrl4. ■t 'lll, % . • • ; . .. ... ‘ )* ~, , . ~ .rlL:diui . . ** J .- '• . .: ..4i 16 40.4.01111.440, .t •S . 'it. 4Z t .!' • ,41 , . qa smocis. Aor.::. s' MULES% W . ..feetaml. B;7/ by fro4ty (814101IY, peltit llf Itk-. 5, A t . B k_; - - il 1 4 , 6 1 04 0 Y liorIAINI), do. 151 ' 1417, -.- 7, A. M. • I.' • , , ......... _ L _ ___._ j 111(44 WATER c AT 1.4/PlDarl 8R1Da14 , 1141 giar,', 1 fii 2 4 hiesairs, 1 aialiaj ID* 7., i Lash* 111 ' T. , trig ' 4 .. , !.....,-....i. 1. i• ~,t...1 . . . - . . .. ... . I ; ri i 4t , ' I 1 , i , t I t , f t 1 i . , . , s l i.. ,, ii , 'it .-, , . .' . I I; .4 f ST,ATSII.I.N. Throat Ole Statesmen, wha v ilka Lon% Gamin:" are the chief ornament and, support of your shistical Eatablishotent, knew well that it commit subsist without the slate, sad that the State Gan t muck !angel+ pretend to govern freland like a' querocl country, by means of fortresses, under name of barracks, spread over the island, au& myrcids of soldiers, who womlti lies° much better. played elsewhere, and of annual millions of moo , which every clay becomes a more scarce article i They are deeply convinced that, by giving to I Catholics tho same interest in the safety of country, with .otiter subjects,;hey will not only be a safe, unbought protection to it from the poblio cite my,. but also an inexhaustible source of straugth to . the empire at laige, nith alt its establishments. In fact, it is well known that the pror . erb of the Romans concerning their Ntarsian soldiers may now be ap flit* by us to the Irish : • ,ftwrgeitatz....Tharsday the pardsman_lf the Leeds moil gWM SPINIOstbeCIP sr. Aldermen Woos. the prelid;iig imp, accused by Mr. Jones, a respectakkjeweller, re ' A rtiolty-rourt, with hawing thurturunity required ad- 1 =at his mother's honor, at We e'elieetris the morning, I lig is a ineusicing MOO that II yoqat ritinao Who lodged Iliesststiosild be serrendeeetf to Mtn for di purpow of conveyilig bet to her . *rents. at Leedo. tdr. f itters ezmoto.: tied with the entirdionatt ea the impropetr of permlttlag a young defeneelese I indium Ps wander abroad at that early hour it lib% 'mower, 0i1... lin which the guardsman amused himself in applying a profusion i of epithet 4, not remark:llWe for The ehasiity of their meaning. to .1 Ills..dentig apd his mother, ,to the annoyance of . dt-ta oil the whole beighbourhood. to big:defence ate gnatdoiman atimitod that he was a little el•-•. 1 voted .wlth Neer, hut he had pot a peremptory order'froon. the _ . - - '' toother of ' - VVILCIAM R. mc‘ri,N•l'A IN, Hardee, ~ Traveller' Inn, SIM w - hk.ll, I.l.lid•on. Ili. 1,, n. 1, ....fn .I. l id: , si/..4 Iledl. ch , .ici• I. filo.", Hipl mitArrnlt I • The folidwiNg P....! Cache.. %Li) Craehe4,&e.seli Ike fe4rs4l4.n's Head liii.. Sri t * . hell : EX F. 14,, Phnom,. h, W..panutts. I)nrrhemer, F, Dartmouth, ..t.d S.wistbury, New P.m co..rh, every la k i iii. pag si l o'cl.kk, i a Graft, ihnau t h n un , ii ii . k . r , itiidport; 131./iitit..r4, li...laptokr, rin.l LI K ,I RacroN, Nouldine. 1 3 eIrilm otigh, •litiitn, rtrul 1 dou.S.Rw Ito,Hl Mall CHtlrh. Wig Mil ev..r% 1it....in.„ ~ Irma tio.loo 6 4 . S. I 4:t •, , Elillll, llrltc•hy, , mot Hun. LI Vlilt Pl MI., Warn y lath. . K now& re. %lon ~ NIA field. 1'4).1 t7...geb, esilwa. 11T I 4 ped•fiet, . every fr Aen, IlriVe siCluck, IN Ike Sisrucen:. Wild Ism, 1/2!e•sirtrt, •1• 4 / 4 .1. s Guirued ilv ottKlmulf. DAVI an4•111?' C... QUI f ro, IN, kit n t. t:,;14 qmu = ti —Cmics4 . ~ >. Cr -- It i t! ! Ft; d ~, . - w 5