The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-30 00:00:00

~~ Pe,""7 l TT:' $ - C'1;! 1 • 444 _ lON OF THB MAOISTRACY-CO. CORK. The following following List of the Magistrates superseded in the County of Cork is (welshed by the SourAcra Re-. porter of Saturday, which Teaches for its oorrectsess, and observes—" We reseal it to the public, after bat ing carefully scanned t, without, we confess. being_ able • ' to discover what role it was that regulated the selection of the persons who hove beta thus dispossessed ohe Magistearm; or Wiens we my. which of ho mier of action tibial' are tanned to game the decision in each eases, tliat have sot bap observed In some lostaoces, and altogether violated la ethers. We have here the active and inert,' the efficient and IneMcieet. We have men of intelligence, and mu without intelligence; met of integrity. and men without integrity; calm and dis passionate persons, and brainless and bot•beaded block heads •, individuals who we featly believe °told not be seduced by any motive to tie a dishonourable sato' in public or private, and others epos whom the public opi nion has been long fiats pemteaumed. as totally unit to retain the honour of the powers of 'magistracy. The same intelligent paper salmetnently remarks— " The revision of the Magistracy of Ireland has long been justly considered as est of the primary steps to wards the totroductios of a system which would gra mistily promote an amendassot la the social condition of the people. To purge this important stalks of those who bad become objects of detestation to an aueffending 4waltri•by a prostituted abuse of power, was an ob. O much to be desired. as to remove these who were unfit from habitual apathy or t he meet a ucessary ark fixity It ii as sincerely oar opinion, that the, motives were of the purest desciptioa which Led to, tbe late attempt at revision, as ,hat, in many indents% that revi sion has been injudicious; and that while many of those who have been dismissed were fit and proper persons to be continued in the coostaistion, on the sem of intelli gence, integrity and activity. many also have bun re tained who do not pessms mere than one of Muse qua lities, and that the last mentioned. in a superlative de gree, which, fairly construed, mean; *edam '''''' mere *or Iris tins malignity of zea L" ' • '' • The names published are as follow: Dondolek Sarstleld, Cork ; ;Alward Keyes, Donmanway; William Luder. Mennt-Lealar ; George Staanard. ---; William °showy, (Dead): It. Poor, (Dead); John Hawk's, Grange; Timothy MAN'. (Dold): Ii• Deasy , aottekiltV: W. Ashby. Bottleful; W. Wastes. Middlotoa ; T. Flynn. Mallow ; R. Tooker, Curt ; David *dittoed. Danmark ; Richard H. Rigors. Clk. ILlSsagh; Ladles Batwell, Cntringilio; General Cute, ---; N. Wama Otinalt ton. Castleview ; Joha Drury, Comity Kildare: Walter Giles, Lisnabrin; Gen. Loftu s Eagtead ; Col. Jose', County Leitrim; Col. Thomas. ---t Col- Itilit• county Wexford; Major Ormsby, Midis; Major Grey. Ragland ; Major Murray, Scotland; Major Brady. -.--...-.• : W. Dob bye, Ferrel : G. Montgomery. [ipso Ciao; Joha Loa der, Keale ; Major Gen. Johann, Ragistad; isamois Won& ley. Frankfort; Clasen{ Sir J. Dolt. Scotland I Caked Cookell. Ragland; William Martin. Joskutown & R. 74erlile Parker. Passage; T. Martin Spriagmettat; W. Roper. Dsblin ; K. G. Campion, Cork ; Sir :ohs St. Clair, Scotland; Major Swim, Dahlia • Dennis M.Carthy. Di nh ; John Boyce, Coosa; Tiiethy 011tatteoll. Lake tends ; M. O'DriscoilZßaltimore : Owlet Dille*. Mal low; John Hiekson. Dingle ; Thomas Hiniamay. (dead); Arthur Bastable, Amerioa • 0. Prandl. Lobar' Castle; T. 1 4 . 4 a1e5. (dead); Waiter kJ*. liltworth ; Barry Cotter. s'Untlield ; Dan. Egan. Rollloolll'. W. Wallace, --; J. 'Lupin ; Butterant; T. Permiellolamd, Passage; Her bert Gillman, Oak Park ; R: Hemmer. New South Wales ; A. e'Driscoll. Clover RIO; T. Lanals. Barrow; 0- cofth •Perrier, ditto, ditto;7l lan, Crookhaves ;J. . 'Motrion. ittistraisa , Cork; Sir D. airy B. ent. M il ford t Roltett • Nettle, elltleantolo Jamolleyess, Regtaal; Thomas Dennehy, Bellslew• Luke Shea. Britleldstews ; Philip Hardlog, Firrille ; ilooiasto Popham, Coolfadda ; Her bert Gillman, Benootes Grose; W. Luna. Cove. Chutes Connell, Cork; Lord Aylmer,Deblle; William N. frollaad; z--Ideetenant Colonel Dickeasea. ---. l'illILIC MUTING AT coat. • The Mayor of Cork, it appears, has thought proper to refuse compliance with the requisition presented to him on Thursday (as mentioned is our last), requesting him ... to convene a public Meeting of the Citizens of Cork. to address the Lord Lieutenant on his providential • escape from the late outrageous attack upon him. The ground assigned fur this pitiful attempt to stifle the ex preminn of the public feeltog was, that an Address was already lying at the Slansion-house for signatures, by svhich every object of a public meeting could be ob. twined. This mode of proceeding. however. was justly considered to involve sub manifest disrespect to the Viceroy, and such palpable disregard of public opinion. use the requisitionists promptly rejected it, and decided on calling, of themselves. a meeting of their fellow-citi lens. For this purpose they assembled on Saturday, when, as the Soothers Reporter states. a COLIMUDiCaIk• was read (rein authority, expressing the Lord Liao tenant's approbation of the conduct of the Requisition-' jute in convening a public meeting. It was finally de termined to hold the general meeting on Tuesday (ibis 0 v.) The sorry Corporation having carried their spleen • so 'fir as to refuse the Citizens the use of the Court-house on the occasion. A horrible s inatien has been committed at the Brills. An inhabitant of that town having gained a prise in time lottery. proposed to bis wife to ask • smith, their neighbour. to sapper; while they were at their repast the ridges acqttainted his guest with his good fortune ; the latter soon left him. The patrol of *ferias regiment pealing by, footed the street door open, on which the officer commanding it went in and stumbled over a dead body; placing his men at the door, be went into the house, and found the father sod mother. and their two daughters assassinated, and a child cool:aided under a press. The child said that some black people, whom he did not knew, had committed the crime ; one of the sol- diers emery* that a smith lived opposite, the officer of the patrol % reacts him, and the avower' I:e.rimeived to Ids questions confirming his suspicions. he arrested him; in fact, in five minutes lie confessed that he bad bat just got home, when lie returned to his neighbour's with his lonroryinan end his maid servant, with whose aid he as s i-sinaieil the persons who bad treated him so amicably a few minutes before. EITRAORDINAItf BoSOLAßT.•••Yettertlir forenoon. between the hours of twelve an d one o'clock. some darieg villains. who are connected with • most New Ciolll gang' of depredators that have • long time existed in the parish of St. Lake. Old Street. broke two the Parsonage House at the corner of Helmet Row, app.- site the church. the residence of the Rev. Mr. Rice. Curate of the parish, and plundered it of a vast wadi, of property. The buglers effected their entrance at the frost door in Helmet Row by me ins of picklock keys, whilst the curate was performing the morning service at the church; previous to the conclusion of kis religions f u nctions the news was brought to bile, stud the affair soon made known amompt the congregation. On az smiaing the premises, not a room therein camped the lattice date robbers. they beteg every Gee com pl e t e ly ra nsacked. The back room on the first floor was strewed with papers belongist to the Reverend gentleman. and the Ildior was literally broken to pieces by the violinists used by the villains. A tin chest or box. containing cub, plate. and other valuables, was broken open, and the contents carried off. Vann, an active officer of Wee. ship Street. who resides on the spot. was immediately scot for, sad after &minute examination of the premises. gays it as hisopiniest that the robbery bad been accent plished by a regular trade:ma, and that they bad escaped by the mote war they entered. The finger of suspicion points to two individuals, but for the present we forbear farther pablicity. ~~. ~.--- . ,^ , fE ST. . - MALLS. . • ' .4 ; Loa • Dv& Jim. ~ -• .: k I Dublin - • 0 • I liessi i.. • e i I Waterford 0 0 Mik . 1 O. a Jersey -- 0• • • I inillik.•-•-.# • 0 Lisbon II . 0 Modem • fl 0 • Oottonbeed - I 0 Brasil •• ,•'' • . _ PRICE OF STOCKS THIS Bank Stock... .... per Ct. lad se4 3 !err Ct. Caas ...... . 31 per Ct 4 per Cents...., New Fours AIN b per Ct. 1787. fang Asa lap. 3 per Ct • Irish 6 par Cents. . . DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. mils Steck ..... • •. • • •• • • Ditto Beads 28a. —a s. pm .South Sea Stock... . • •• • • Death Sea Old Atm 175.811 1 . 9 d. ( Os as 7i pm • WOOL ---,IOW. 6i. 71 OB pm. ..•-•••••••—•tilallii Of es Ss pat. C0n.f0r1eat........ tilli $ll LotterpTicteti....l7l.l9l Cue Sztatefinsit. LONDON: MONDAY. xvLNINa. DLCILMSZIL 30a IBM STOCK ESCUANGIC. HILP•TAST I4'o'Cidion.-.4acen - Seqienci of the confirmetios of the Preach Moister having resigned, a great noodste of proem onionskins . sieve Market early, and it wee Illoognt Geoesis meta get sp. This, however. has not hew the ease: the Market armed at SI Buyers, sod at proem Gary ain at , 815 to 5. it is expected that the Spowish Goverlstrovit will oat listen to the French dictation', or conform to, their propooals; so that the association will be process- I tingled for some time. The express from Paris this morning has brought the French Feeds of Saterdpy ACM cents. We do sot hear any imapertaat infoemation from that capital. F OK SION FA/NOS.—New Spanish Bonds peed this taming at 585. bat is consequence of the French Minister's note to the Spaniards they declisefftet Rt. I Chill, 795 74 P —New sh, 1571-01d„.64 66 slim, 86i-014.96 —Russia, 81,--Dealsh. 915 Scrip, 781—Colinablan, fig—Spanish Scrip, T 5 •. The Alexi:cur of Friday last has been received, assi toselfirmathe awe which reached Loodoa oa Saturday, gelatin to the official DiCiaration respecting Spela, sod the resignation of the Duke de Montmorency. The fele lowing are the terms in 'bleb the retiremeatof &Oak' le aononneed, and the copy (Odle Note Which Coma de isterint as Ministerfor Fordo Affairs, addressed lo des Feesch Ambassador at Madrid. . ~ .• (wawa TIIS MONITBOR.) • • KOTA/. ONDIKANCIA. laitie; by Sok 4raee of God 11mg of Name and • • • ' Menem. 4e. •r; • • Oaring accepted the resignation whick Ciool ear a the Duke Mathias de Montmorency bas.tiedered his inactions of Minister deoretery of State for let partmeat of Fuesigo Affairs;- we here esd•red order as follows: — Art. I. The President of Coe' Ostiltelt of Mgr! shall be eitart4 Far i ligeriiis ii * ** " l/4411 Ordiaance. "s 'sf• •Given at Perla the Wok Lord 1622, and the nt h of NW 1111144111i:** 011:140 't — , 140t/1111. .By the King the ?reddest Of thi 0/1011 . 91f168 11- tars. , . (Signed) Tlif. Ds IlitaLßLl. Plate, Felber, Doe. 57.—We haste to lay before the public the first authentic doeamest which It has' best possible to communicate to it duce the meetleg of the Congress. .So many interests &reconnected with the. determine ties made by the several Cabinets es this great quer dos. that it is fitting to make dies kaewo the memeat that they are definitively resolved upon. " Tee PRZSIDENT Or TR6 COUNCIL or MINTSTSIS C M:IIMAOSO AD S ITAR'S WITS TOD POSTS 'MULLS or FORUSI Ar. !AIRS, TO M. THIS COUNT DC IA G/11011, MlBrrrsh OT TES Klee, AT Maputo. "M. LE Coters—Year political sitaation being changed in consequence of the resolutions taken at Ve rona, it is becoming the French sincerity to charge you to acquaint the Government of his Catholic Majesty with the dispositions of the Gover nment of his Most I Christian Majesty. " Since the revolution which took place In Spain in the month of April. 1820, Freon, aetwithatandieg the dangers with which the rectitude' threatened her, has used all her efforts to strengthen the ties which salts the two Kings, and to maintain the relations which existed between the two nations. " flat the influence under which the changes were operated, which have takes place in the Spanish Mo oarchy, is become more powerful by the very results of these changes, as it was easy to foresee. " A Constitution with King Ferdinand hadoeither rd cognised nor accepted when he resumed the Crown, was afterwards imposed upon him by a military insurrection. The natural consequence of this fact has been that every discontented Spaniard has thought himself authorised to seek by the same means the establishment of an order of things more in unison with his opinion* and his prio ciples. The employment of force has established the rights of force. Deuce the movements of the guard at Madrid. and the appearance of armed corps in different parts of Spain. The provinces bordering on Frames have 1 chiefiy . been the theatre of civil war. The state of coa -1 fusion io the Peninsula bas placed France ender the necessity of patting herself in a state of secuttly.The even ts which have takes ple..e since the establlslhomot of lan army of observation at the foot of the Pyreesees. having sufficiently justified the precautioos of hie Ma. jesty's Government. 1 Meantime the Congress,annouoced lases's/ to deter mine on the affairs of Italyeeet at Verona. " France, as an integral part of this Congress, had of course to explain the reason of the arouseneete to which she had been found to have recourse. aadio the eventual use she might make of them. The peoemetheiseof Fawn have appeared just to her allies,aad the InmelooMallineemee have taken the resolution to unite widener. to old her (if it ever should become necessary) to =detain bet dig. atty. and her repose. France would have been contented with a resolu tion at once so kind and so honourable to her; but Austria, Russia and Prussia, have judged it !keener, to add to the particular act of the alliance a manifesto. tion of these sentiments. Diplomatic notes are with this view addressed by these three powers to their respective Ministers at Madrid, who will communicate then to the Spanish Government. aad will follow in their farther conduct the orders they shall have received from their Courts. " As for you, M. le Comte, in giving these explana tions to the 4;ahinet of Madrid, you will say to i t. that the Government of the King is intimately united with , its allies in the firm resolution to repel. by everfenetas. revoletionery movements and priaciplee ; that it is equally united with its allies in the wishes which they form, that the noble Spanish nation may find within it self a remedy fur its evils, which are calculated to alarm the Government of Berope, and oblige them to take pro cautions that are always painfeL ~. l } •_ . 5111MBINIE===zw"r— " Ten witialsore all take cub to dedus that the p•opte of 'the &abseils. when resolved to tranquillity. will find In their nelghbenre true sad sincere friends. _ . aiseteid. in cossecamaa ye. - mtd Oct* essuromes. tiust moistens' -oak kho., which France etfora to**, elan be always jdied to it to in. ai( to imam its iresperiti; bet . Ira will declare at the same dais diet France will sot in der point, the moires of preservation which she has taken so long asSpain shall condone. to he torn by faceless. The government of his diafeety will not even hesitate to recall you from Nadel& and to seek its guarantees in more efficacioas aseasere, if If it its essential homes coatinue to be compromsed. and loses the hope of as amslioration„ Which it takes .pion sure is sepoctiog from the seatiments whish hasp -so long salted the Spaniards and the [Preach me the loOte their Riots, and of a wise liberty. r. "V. U. le Comte. are the instructions which lb. ordered as is Kassa& to you, at the stemeit wbe*ilhe !sews of the Cabieets of Vienna, Borlie.sod li. relmessegio, are going to he delivered to also. 01 Iliadddillesseiostructioss will serve yea to makoksme* elm eleptublikle aid the dettrisisatios of the Fro* Oeveitstest es dtis imported' Occasion. is Teo see . authorised to communicate tistS : 411)4disglve a copy of it if you 1141001,1pe,ieW " Dee t ii. NIL" o isaboilitits et' *or - paper will be found such remarks ea the pima of the above important &wawa% heilig: ett i ggitsktil fo as, together with the comments wild'. feel appeared in several of the Morning papers. Tlitt dime - kiddies'. brought by the Paris papers is comps tqlv ,littie moosest„ It is proper, however, to state Ain avaliod in Paris that 11.de Chateaubriaut sesced the Duke de Slontntoreecy as Diaistec fee forttle Mare. • - "Winn as liAste. DSC 17.—Fire . psr covesfifioloo l4. 4! Ns.; closed ea int. 40c. • Bank name. •.14satielltsb Mock, 771. Flys per Cents. for the Account, 88f. 43e. Es sang, on London, ore month, edf. 4de.; three seethe, SM. pen ; Splash Batas of ifno, oi. ; of 1011, 86. BOURBON WAR. •' Is asether part of our paper is a copy of the first ]oficiat document that has appeared spelt this subject.— it is the copy of linage:ions from thi Bing of France MIAs Mildew at, Madrid; sad, it contains a sort of hiassittsta of the French•Boarboas. It says is substance, this; that France has a rigid to lenders is the affairs of Spats ai se her net of Goverrnent ; it says,' that that other rf 'the Moly Allies have ordered their Mini M Madrid le t Orment each his Slthifeste along with this Frank Maalleatat it says, that France wishes to be at' pier. fit ii amity with Urns; bat, it adds, that. as ' long as Spain soutinuos to be tern by factions, France .will not relay ii her messorsa it/prom:gips; and that ! (asd new mark), Whew linnets frontless to be compro mised, and as eleafieratiost Mime pima, she . wili repel he Ambanader,thtLaseit Inrown secari t y is more Mks eitheatatni yet the Clataialeat toda rad y will have it, that " nothing owl •be sietaljwiefolle than this document:" What is it, then? *bp atothii!lr sort of a eonditioaal dasierotiess eipar. It says this : tease to endue, my semi of givens:seat by Laing ,what yea now have ; ametierne (that is CO cheats) year penes% son of governing ; OR, 1 regal my Am. -biseartor..ead resort to still more efficacious suasive& Now, will tie Spaniards change their form of g 0000 a meat at this ward ecenesesend ? If they do this, they am ism fee : they will have a "tripartite" TAXINti MACHINE imposed epos ibis'; and Asa they wilt! really have made a change for the worse ; that le . to • • say, a change from their Old Despotism, to the TAX IMO MACHINE, which is a real, a thorough-paced, a grinding despotism, under the names of Liberty and I Law. The Holy Brotherhood, we see, join in this con ditional declaration of war. What they aces by " amelioration" we can be at no loss to guess. They mean, in short, that there shall be a counter.resoletion l in Spain. They eon mean nothing else. It is down right madams to suppose, that they have any other; laollai pg. Well, then, will the Spaniards submit to this? No : Then they have war. This is the true, asd, in deed, the rely, meaning of the French King's declare. time ; aid yet the Chroxicle is surprised, that the Freach fond, have not risen more, upon the issalng ' it ENVY OF SURROUNDING NATIONS. A London stock-broker paid, a few weeks back, air thousand pounds to the agent of a Preach Minister, being the balance doe on a stock•jobbiag account !-- We happen to know of this one instance, nod, by mere accident. Hundreds upon hundreds of each transact done must be going on. The whole of the dealers on ibis mart of folly and ioiquity look daily to what comes from France, is eider to know how to regulate their concerns. They wait for the arrival of expresses/nun ?aria La moss to Jewry what skull be the prise of RoglisA 'toe*. Mark how the thing works :- 1. The taring system takes the rents and capitals of landlords, lateen, and traders, and the wages of la beaten; and carries them and puts them into the bands et the English landholder. 2. The French, by their power of raising or lowering the funds at their pleasure, wins the money from the English landholder. S. The money, In gold, goes from England to France. 4. Our Friends, the Bourbons, strengthen themselves and enfeeble as by then means. 5. Thus, oar system is " the envy of nding na tions, and the admiration of the world." The Irish papers received this ntorning, bring ac counts of the presentation of 1 Addresses to the Lord Lieutenant, and of meetings in various parts of Irelsud for similar purposes. Among the Addresses prevented on Friday was that of the Clergy of the Es tablished Chureb, presented by a deputation. There were present the Archbishop of Dublie, the Bishop of Kildare sad Dean of St. Patrick's (Deans of the two Cathedrals), the Clergy of the two Chapters, and many others of the Clergy of nubile and its vicinity. The parochial Addresses were from the parishes of Si, An. dam, St. James, and St. Thomas ; the former of which also presaged his Escellency's private Secretary, Edward J. Johnston, Esq. with the resolution of their auks < i voted to Min on account of his conduct at the Thew., during the outrage. Public meetings to address Lis Excellency have been held at Kilkenny and Belfast,and many others were appointed for the latter end of last week and the beginning of this. It appears from Madrid, that only 40 rneu beleogieg to the Swiss regiments in the Spanish service, disbanded breeder of the Cortes, have adopted the sitereadve of reining home. All the others, officers ma'am sot. adiOlfbll4.Btarel'exeiningi,iagliafts,tdes:einshuicthhwefioth,COmainpieuliiti2niolifaiOrtglibleslnfetAf:erfes. tesdco Two General Masa, hues greatiy distiognished themselves in a th a e 4 turn l a; r ati s ia. a • The following is an extract of a letter from Madrid. dated Die. I —" Cariosity is on the tiptoe to learn for whose reception the country palace of the Pardo is preparing. It is about three league from Miele, hut though the grounds about it are well wooded, the lulu. Is a very tumble building, the least showy and conesi eat that beep to the Sovereign of Spam. It wu to ;hi s place, yes may recollect, the mummer guards fed es the eight they abandoned the teetrnpolis, aid hen they remained posted wail the 7th of July, the day et which they attacked Madrid at three different potato. The mansion is now fitting up with aa little delay's par sible. It is supposed that the scruples of the Cortes hate eubeided a little, with respect to the detention of the King i n t h e metropolis, and that they wiU permit Mtn ha retire Its a 111011 ill or two to the fordo, where he eau be well guarded, and the vicinity of which to Matti& offers facilities for lecreasing Lis rinds is ease there may be enmity." The Asada* Observer of the 17th **stains Leal gene !toe Constantinople, dated the 25th of Nev.. eat states that Haled Effendi has been treated with gnat lenity : his property is untouched. and lee has eves been permitted se retire into a convent of dervices. Several other cheeps have takers place is the adesioistratiou; bet perfect tranquillity bad prevailed is the city asd the environs,_ except that in some quarters bands of sewsi thieves broke into sews houses, but these enters were epeedily checked. e=trt of Cessation at Paris has diming' the of id. hi. Lafittee, Contest. Bentry. and Genet Foy, easiest M. Nutria, Preareareasal st the lhoyalCoartaPoitiers, era the following greeds --vie. that tie an of aceaseen cootaieed nothing which could mithehts a complaint of celumoy—that dam pas. Cages com pl a ined olio the pleading of the sth of Sep tubber are sot melkiently guarded, still they have so character of intuition, without which there can be so calmer —that the passage relative to those who" ace the tressees of the Usurper to bribe isserrectiose," ia which M. Lafitte appears to be aimed at, is gesersl e sad menthe applied to him. since, instead of nacelle' the feeds Intrusted to bite, be had declared dm, el placed them at the disposal of the law. Letters from Berlin, dated the 17th, state de the King of Prussia has conferred the functions( theism Chosen's.. of State, Prime Hardeaborafii se M. es We e Illeister of State. Ai:kier from Frankfort, dated the M e des. Est the honest Hothsebild, of that city. had ismesedeille Petetelmrsh six millions of brigs is infra§ of "Wee- This bulbous had been chiefly brought free Lee. and the route by land was preferred to seeding I. bre in cooseqneoce of the risk at this petted if the yelle-- For some time pee the same hoese lei bees a great deal of geld not only in Frankfort, bet li commercial towels of Germany and Tho of gold has thus risen considerately. The following remarkable article appears is elev.& ewes e m of Tuesday—the cm, lays the Oahu Evening Pad, is not singular, however : " We have beard with solos degree of asionieleset. though attaching no great credit to the ststmeeed, that the daring outrage recently committal is the property of the Karl of Goateed was pleased. and its enewthe offt.eted through the instrumentality of *perm wile is smelly at this moment a stipendiary et the Offele• ment; end was perpetrated under the inert:Wow that so flagitious an outrage on the property of as highly popular Nobleman may lend to the imesmaate leer duction of the new Constables Bill into this comity, and that the abettor of the inituitious effort for its istredscv tie may, to conseqeence, further benefit himself (As the public parse. A clue to this mysteries eine . stance has, it is said, been afforded by a secretes a the accused individual, who has slim quitted pie ser vice, and has actually lodged isformation to the eine we sow state. We. however, confess that we are se credulous enough to attach credit to a story is Itself_ el apparently absurd ; more particularly as the indivielsel against shoat the informations are sworn is still at liberty, and heretofore bore • good character. Thi matter ought, however, to be seriously and minutely Ito valved into, and the result fully eemetaieted to the public." A Law DICCISION CV sows Isarostarte.—le the Coe of HMO Beneh, • few days since, the Lord Chief du tics gave the following as the ansaissoas *sleet tiss Conn : "That &person having a cosotiog limns is a heraegi town, or city, for transacting business, sod to which be was in the habit of resorting daily, is a householder *1 that borough, town, or city; and that a penes loving warehouse, or any house. in .wbish be carried ea be 'abuse, or warehoused goods. and is which his eel elept, is a householder of the towe e city. or meaty. is "kWh each warehouse is situated ; sad Mat a pore Whig a hone in his occupation, for which hope the 'poor rates, &c., was a householder ; and &Mete the widener.* of their families might sot be situated aide Leh city, toed, or borough. His Lordship remarked. that if these were not the tree isterpretatione of the .erord householder, he meat pronounce half of Merest isheable persoss carrying on business is the City of lA' 4 0•111. sot householders.' eteeso l i l i n oer " s t:a se po u g i p d t u l e nce l e ar too t o b k f at i t a k t :t e h i e nt p b e s e r re t a s s i b l i f e w o ot h f i rs chthr i t. : We c i ts iAllk ie nta ler ,ell : ho urc lec• (where he reside.l) in the seeds of their p e a Wade him a present of 10 acres of cootscio, on which the avenue leading to the seat sow atingle. His Lord ship, who is a very early riser, was the first to diets. is one of hie morning walks. that a peer wen Bled all her geese stolen off the met" the Prorrei l lt sight, and aceideatallt meeting a liberty WO I" work, sad thinking, from being wrapped ue is his great coat. that he was unknown t o the man, teisireo I of him respecting the trete, and asked bite if be knew what punishment would be inflicted on the offender who stole N e 0 t o h li e ' , d be r geese f t a r h n o e n :o p , o t e d e s l o l t m er u l tell o 7 n y y o ? s o , r T : h a e d f a s t L sos f d i b e s 11 ; our Lord . ease.' replied the labourer.' would thank y os ship to tell me what punishment the law would indict the was who stole the comment from the reef We regret to state that there are at this time upward* of 40 poachers confined in our county pul. no d' number is, we believe, quite oepreeedeetea, eraf.e neatly hope that our leoislstors may discover OM 30 4 of lessening the number of offenders* of this nttu r ,'' " 1 : the crime, altheogh generally oonsidered venial. esi to °lber i a ( the most atrocious eaten We enders it is net prevalent on the Cestinent, where the pie 14 , sale ies p a w l a ge d ie fi T i ibeyelsoinewiseo4l.loll:l4,i):.th;e(tte,faortri:lpeerregl:...)k. f' 4 IX IE7 ?. - ~:;, :~:.. 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