The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-30 00:00:00

metcyol.4;llE,6,ll:::iindiaesi:r eletit. . y. ,...:': .. • " • . .•• i , 1 . . ' _. • . • • . : • , THE sT.4IIOIM AN. • • • • Pitt* MI STin'Ett r AT_n t ez. We Look, Ts lIS D lle . Me, ra e ow v eopi e Hill relative to - r e gewetry sod Ilse : • P.5T.411, DUEL. Mon fw .M... ...... 0. *ittteic. ' -ssems- ---ews.-- • . . p tier c o y,. ie e ., ...„11,... . 1 , 11 , 0 ,.,., 4‘ t. reran Lees, wits read a leveed time, laid sight. to- • [taut era limes.] s. s. me, . ti ll i a : te e Ats o li f silas trf a lleate si tlimi ls,: itairmthilie It'lLesell lit I'l ! . it e" - ". 1. 4 2 • '• ,- 39. / A:WOW% ie. titork. • 34 noel sew ..,... ..... . ,•,•, „...4. afa• qv, rt.' a os , I . .he theme of Con awls . Ere have set eves title Bilit tale .T Reglish Fulda hours pretty well the lihtery a _l rte i & A mbe t ri t t i h &B e r dl i E r r : 4, v ... 0.......„, ....„. , A be ., Bs t ,,,,, be f .. ........ 1._ ., _:. 41 if I t I, Mt oeso m ui.solsto ethit time the bogy he Smash oewspaper, r atty ill the cireessetaners - tmeneeted with that libellous prick . Mr Welter Suitt. 'th eireesen r ram i l e it i y e . aidpreal i e - iv : 4 . " .i : t a y a . the ikui ti . : •.l ll d t . irtia , •11 net Os. Pl 7 •" ° ..11/1 4 4 , . ("Wt. 3 !'' .... ". lakiik saw whet spec thetialtiost. the . Hes. Ationtior the Peet,-Rae. t h e L et a Ad vorit t e .-th e h 01i e1,..-the - •.' ' • Af ter 3 prer.mt..-. ... ..., , „. 1 -,...- --sinitt. _es M. pm ._: . e,,,„, r a tion; ... , ........ 044 I _____ „ oh .3. T. , , mint se wieß . hami to y e d t h o t e h eur eurot t e d upon It dismay at thy people iwsplieetiel is that criminal °Wir- t 1m e.... /. a u tr ue •ib . ' i ..*:..... :: I;r: i. e 3.l .: ek eeet a. . :::.. . ............... c r ui lae ine fil i n o.p hiz o lte iion pal . seed, and we shall easeful! ex- riom-the flight at lharmie, see etrestastasces which was isuserliarely seateseed to Death , and stilted .. f will he recalled to people's minds by the Atheist wool. for execution on Monday neat... . • Ws have sow, hoiever, to make knows another stage At the above Assizes, William Reeve, for • of h t i lei c :o w tr e a k e e s pe action wi s a ho whi a eh wa i f t s i in s ac psi to sr ee t: w ro h l o ate mmi , aitnbd, f a i;e iv t r i st as i t . l or re t t h ly e d p e r e o l pir ml t i y al of a ja tk li a o t u w iny lte . a le t i t ii e sto u . . l . t b .:.. ... o. ee e l f Meerut !sterner of the etendotion et I Mt 4. tnetwer afar the werwneenicat vele ilr., rap. There never his been a jeersal. whose simian has stet/ AA* 56 " 1 derno'd crieedient to rein.'" 44 e Olre been so milversally maladies! and letneloss to am other" is, adopt the tradoof private libellers. The par- ... o _ l. ircol a t ' ~, ~ 1 ty & lime reateal aert Were, Name/Par Premises. , ries to the hood it will he recollected, were Loners: but of ''' fir ' . Jobs Kent, :fevirtrese Din, future, ir ee i d ed di h e a e rie themi I Villit:•fitinoa: meet Abet neill•ta'r t o Mr Wellreert el cause of liberty, a, that of the New Times. serenity to setting fire to three ha stack . g Ws "° the*contributor; or writers of is the appe libe a l: s. oes th m e ati f er eg lreve ti" i riellioergellatif he eeeliteluer s ae 't i t' vhf le t"lat daill pot remember to btu n, is that paper. a single kept went. Bet Kimono, 2?t it h of February l ist. hi s prepert g y,lrtll 111(0:146. ' ir ferfe,fltstime,sweetrees ore . fs emstemphstion. • • • • . A ' Arr. _ , ....., ~..: _ .„ ...._ . .. _ _ . _ u • • .. _Att i e - . lai - f tyytogran e • • - blow at the liberties Of the people of these kingdoms. ••• yes samairsocesev•w"m neseammetsti *vow " two in The Atm r i.e. of yesterday , there appeared as t reammisoo." - r : ar ima i t cl o e ; s li o lei f ; g o al t l i ssa r " t e ee j in burgh ; a le rt: knowing s a' a 'the returned 1 when b.e n soddenly the wi 0 1l a t th s oe s •e g edei r ip : el w (r e ir re ty al s w edsentenerd eo to i de ted atti a . Tea ether mie nse „ e i the DeaeON were preserved, made himself is Mr s estlettion of the mimed p a w i ng •tirsee. t he ge earaestly impli s / yi I • . article of a Mere danyeress character, than eves any °utter of them . • Stuart,' g • • Peek and Fortis (for arses ) to nue their yi d :.. • / esi• --"••••-•--- - --'---- - sir - •-- - respectability, and above others most grossly li belled to LONDON.. ..- , • of its former. goings. The object of the writer is to t h e B eavots ,l„ &rue d f rom a surve y of these manuscripts. God and prepare far 4,14110-Sash *fryers nem t o ••• • ( 11 . • SATVWDAS East:pea. salmi 30, 1322. • dr s t ro y th e w h o l e i n t en t s l ed str e et of Mr . Pox's e e l,. that the chief of the libellee' articles against himself pot a Stop to, and some elm Waal he auk se flaw I. the hand•writing of Sir Aleuaader Boswell -- a ple.for the nat. With rived to the other ' t •'„ . heated bill. which made • Jest , judges of the / tie as so ": 4 ,1111 reheat, of the bio re her of Dr. Johnson 4 probably. imlis gracing et wamq. ,•• sroOr,,E 409 1 P8. rir sirs O'CLOCK. well ea of the set, is eases of libel. Ilse New Times Sir ' Alex. sat for some short t i me is Parliament. sod i s . 'pa re their w ir l „. ; b wi i & e y ee j a bi weer roses tow., . . The Market is ettesegiagly let this morals& sad denies that each vie t h e me m il s ' • well k nown to the people who firemsest Caritas-home: . g of Mr. Fox i bill;co untr y . ea p lill or is tu M , a b l is ea s tr oo sel o g sa ht es hisextend d eatbe emerryse h he was one of eke lot hatch of heretical.. Is coact. :theso_Jketivilroli filantilit Pee! GO 1116 ffletti 4 istare ft• and sneeriugly says, it mi hi as well he said the bill quence of this divoserpt % men u ins imbe d tut. st o Peek g 4 ..: •rds•A• "posed Ow tdiril 4 8131; filtenelog SI Inellat Is - mule thesis " judges of the Hebrew." Bet. if the satisfeetion demanded. He acknowledged his age • be' , any tiooddeooo leitiktell. • hoist be had so. . . -. . - . •- loneirime hsigialr'ineg Ibis morning frets ' P ennies bill intended to make the Jury jedgesof thefeet only• tharthi• bet in corteremence of baring • certain af- 'Mainly avolded giving ilteet any tact, as h e s o* • fries o f a deceased brother to setae, be wished to thoy must sett e the "entree of the.l aw . ",...iadlda la__. . • #lllrtir !In oofationrahl° nature* there was so possible was for 'the' hill. The Judges pee of alas meet i ng t ill m art and proposed Brussels us tonere appeared deeply affected by their ' ' et - -re . ~,. ileti siarbei ', . ; . . - marred. and at last obtained cement to a more early ...' ee' .7 9 41 for •• 111 •0 1 .211 01 4 atio• obi" • that the fact. Theft" . sage Win' H o f Phial me. F ire which awaited them; they Implored mist I*" eamettlt ..• sleeting at house. This matter beam arranged, *lr. • Fetich filithettl t line II ril,: .° wa s jealoes, and Putty so) ou an auseiptios Stuart left Edinburgh on bushing s for a *maple of days. for mercy. •• •' ' .y,,i g „) were to d ec id e open t e e th e . het was somewitut surprised on his return, to hod his Benny* tee and elms **clerk on Moeda, ' ;14' si'''''' - ' house guarded by two Sheriff's officers, by whom Lewes an tiet-steek , rontelniog sheet filt or 70 quo 1 4 . . _Zreel le . ► :Tereitre- • golegigrit are rely. try "dickey( the feet ; which- was, In truth, to decide the i i. k_r_ yi • fl • • • ell ' :eigt lieraia • .... . 4 ll lO Ilnr*otittditlineßtilielbiseier" doing % whole question of guilty yr not guilty. in a ease of a p r a rr ettr ett' ap i a pe u ar " s7 e a n ad ."- bo "lte th ill ane gg bOs tr n a d tt. over e t e o e g k isil eep oth th er e 14 14 7„ r v ill e g . s r u gl ee r t . : ced a r : . o h f y j e ,„% vill e g p t. sc it ' so n s ra u r s Eae b 16 7 4 ..• i' • . This is seetlisimilembe.titoOhnefeeiffil Beeda. whteh libel. Mr. Fox's capacious mind saw the fell and • -, • peace. Bloodshed thus seemed fur the prewar presented; burnt is t h e groun d . but on a snliseenest examination of the nature of the sir ratan"' leseil l ellabll°° 9o ellbffe l ill4ebeleff Ina few the *tomatoes e xt ent of this etiolation of the Judges. recognisance, it was dimovered that the obligation to ' Lost SaterdaY treeoi•ff ""le eni• i 'm "t Ire is th e .. ; .___,l•4- 1 __.„. 'cz ik l _, , - . buyer* tbilirdilikawOr ....i. .s. pi/ Ilwalre um use saw , that, if once a d m itt e d, If it se ttled Into & keep the realm extended only to the coonty of Rehm hark Peet of the Prrillolues o f Mt Charles PrecaM. s t . • lay tefasitlYs fit . ~ , .. • ....• , •.,, • burgh. AI r. Stuart 41'144141'1 pressed his astagoniat Shelfanger. Noifo•k, which was happily estingsio v a i • i ,• y r vie ? ewe., ••-• • sine Britt (according to tire practice of the Courts, which make theirem tags , of the morning, Low and P ratttook fo cra ss the a g a r d o m ile: * VI si l e tes i tire• reerase llie un emi : Lu ll without dole% nay farther injury than that of t a w ) santing a large stack of ruhLish Weeded fur .... " .. 4 . ',“ .. .71'. • .. • • . .. deist for the government of the Court, in the evening . , lianelyn, ne believe, was second to Mr. Stoat; we de ....., i t le to be time" i th at the ioesodisey me .. Natepetijs. ;L. 01.:......... vs • • • - not know who attended Sir A. Boswell to the fi eld ; but !met (t ill disposed ishehhint of &nether parish, ei im ; • - of the very "The d al. ) so man cou ld po i nt eat an error it is certain abet this latter g.entleinan fell, and. as itis (very mach to their . credit) hoe . • • .. -4. l i ke- , taispefamerrived this earning e s sh e 7th of Government, er reason about its consequences, thought, was mortally wounded, dimwit we cosh! not Peet pr Shelfeager , learn that he was dead when the stews of this unpleasant sever been eueeereed le say nets , arguer is tiwir o f • ',WIS e le we r e fuel t h e g r ihr ie tu rt -.- without incurring the penalties •f libel. The result, encounter left Edinburgh. .-... own or say of tLe neighboariag parishes. 1, I (ergageliforlehter it toeu orort A too 'or Tao bet.) he saw. wools he, that the Friends of the People. We placed our moral before ear alts but, we must Last Tuesday monist, aont two u'cloek,u l l am ' • • - Bode . 'Mimes figegys adjonneed en T ues d ay, and the enemies of bad aorernoleatst ottald b• de - again express Oar hap, that the W oo o f this affair will o f fire again &reseed the isishimits of Shrewshwt, t an end to the practice of private libelling/a periodie - in commelennee of the lamutted death of air . Pinkney, s:royed pieetemeal. .. The evil had proceeded. in effect , awl it was soon diseovered that a stack of ahem ft • works, which ought to he missigned exclusively to men Inteltigesee from Son* America Las been received, a great way. Juries were, every day, awl every- or things belonging to the public. We mist 'lad also 1055 of hi!. the Property of Mr.n saved Urlifilkt7;o7. • that (inters; Deveteec. the Termer Commander of the where, sees yielding to this new prelonelos of the the exp r es si u s of our leope.ebet persons connected with . Seeern-Htll (and which had bot - the administration of jestior sill abstain from misaiiNg stacks late:y consumed" by some inendiaties) ea ' Brinstilegien. is eeder.arrest at Onetime. fur hong ! J:tdges ; and Mr Fax brought In bit. Bill earnedy in party politics. Sir Wm. Rae, one of the hoodseses of & g a le set on fire. The prompt mind of teet er s a m ' ihippi claeroPresideut of the Congress of Cohaim et( dutiey . the evil. Mr. Fox, in elitaloing %Wilhite'. the &newt, is Lord Advocate. said at that character r ol uatary 'w a ttages ., save d a Iw o pon 6 s. obisb. wneld bare to direst the leg . a l proceedings spout Mr. him- meat 044 Bill, rendered the pante melee perhaps ya se however, is rendered of little am. A nos oboes. Stuart, should sorb ashoppily he rendered accessary he • • takes upon suspiciou of setting Ire is the fist is. ~.. ' ' Cow res. ihp-arm stikitay . . brit Spillage, more Idiportent than any °they ofhisitinstrious labours. the alter of Sir Alexamier Boswell's wooed. ORGY TOIL LORNINO CaRoXICLE.) Esnee, is still in custody, fled the sldr twist a arrived eneley;_froen Legaire. By private let- Th. liberties of the country area preserved solely by the A fatal Suet, last Treader, is Fifeshire. has bent mystery. The rewatds amoust .to 1501. fw the die , fere, sup rare that there leas Gala comet busittes. force et ■ • free Peres. Bet what Mini Cell r emain tee. m u ch commented on io the City, arising oat of the info- corny of the authors of this heiaeros cries. -(30e. r . degin either et Curtsies er Cproteuv aid secretly soy if the Jed!, et are to decide the question of libel or ne mons system of private abuse adopted by some new pe• NI p a pe r .) • ' I- Ignelsee to he hal t the tiereeensteittof estates' has lad, Is every case of indictment. or leformatios„ for ek ' dieal Publications* Sir. Stuart had attend Inv atm' IIeMOUS calumny ; Sir A. Bmwell was the susireetid se- . TO THE spr.nua.. . Mitered that the aisle popolation, free. 10 to 50 years, Ghettoes matter ? The Nee Threes is cumin, enough. t h or ._ &a d h ut , i t i s tu i t i.l o , 4 hi s lieetsiearieF behind hip, i . shalt take opines in defence. of the country. If it eau maintain im po i o t. i ts m u t er& ma y r i o t over as affeCtiOnate family, sad loamy private ideas!. to no Sts -1 really cannot any longer samosa my Wane gtet t b ai l s fall. Under eireerteitax :. however. it was km don at the Norwich Union O s Sfel-te is sot Whets. , --.........-- - the destruction of our remaining Liberties, &ant it 2gb all moans wen dewed that that ahem le I *duties shoals( gem es- Paris piper. to tie 28th brine some further detail, . • Bi'' seed to this P e rfre ;1" ` ng' , ems et. B at we trust, ear elli ,,, nlrynte . it , see Ise se t.- 1. Stuart wee attended by the Earl grossing the greatest part of all An nowisudignis 6 , of the late t larmin g P iet at Rocha* * It i. la PP eeed the New Times it cunning, sod that no Jury men will of IL-, and Sir Aleolleed.r linstrell. by Mr . D.-. Fite leserance!-and I most can' ay I=r- bronse . r .g..... to the Mar ... mT in s itf Q--,.---. This hi elle Melt lithe C Office s am ba % tbi ss 4 vile , it ,. r. - ---.. Eklt(Ell dal" e" fteal f er lih at It'Allerge°e. rats, the e4- oever nateader his rip* ," Irelie • imOssibmillbe ittirde t •114 . • ruilea t i" l 4 tei t i eh g a tr a tfit4 4lolll S a l r Y area ' 0. indicted be tiAttOittoL - - : 1 - : - ''' '1 1 00 " -•••• . a f' ' a -" JeTtile r irs. bar ita ilasagliskiliteetes P' U the 2 - let Match, fire other miller/ were arrested be --.0.-... proud Mptall fatal. was ' ' NOY time lage by hue ei aniiii proved to est newly a "hub*: bet a 's Aerates hitt a -my abodirtely defunct aad JOA- O. city, taro other out Of the city, timing from a de- The Horning Post, as if its owl natural weitht Lord in a paragra ;lia f t er f re a rnae nine - t r . able tearer, is rxis.nws.. , liad S'" 4 the lenient miscues* 4 baler I tea:newt sent to Titulars, and two others arrested by were not sufficient for the pnrpose, totems to have another part of this Piper, Sir A. is Said to have been this last year 11051 SIBAN ALL Tat OTIS* sliTisLisc- , toe Getdanierir, Al souse leagues from Hot-belie. leis railed is the aid of others to sink .it ;• foe, la - that severely wounded.. . • aIaNTS Fos neat iestinaies TatitoVOLIoUT is& mac- The fu!loslng se the paragraph referred t0..--A IW- Doll Pt? TOOIT01110:1 4. sailed, that three strangers have likewise been veered. paper, of W e d nes d ay last, Mr. TUOMAII . Lent , , • • .._' 3l)" port has reached es, that • meeting took plate es Toes- Is this, I say, Mr. E liter, is this to be bon. ?- It aas who in re !.uttering to leave ti . city very early in makes his appearance in a letter, eiiati Mr Panel' day last, in the county of Fife, between StrA. Bugged!, had enough that this detestable Society Auld be IT ties morning of the 20th of March. The symptoms Meeting, the equal .f which, for stupidity. we defy Bart. and Mr. Stuart, of Da ,in which . the former ees..fel while it was a/ire, hat to he this presesspeseuf was severely wounded. It is Li I to . have originates( in att ire when deed a insufferable!' non to produce, eves from the cohost.. of the I of insurrectioh are not c r infk o . o l t o a articular spot. 01d 4"7 I _. publications in the Gleeful° Ctelitsel. or Clyde:- I know not st hat to do 1-1 wesid if the cos. Letters from MoVilidiet (Spence) sunhat fires are TIM"' or Bel l' . Jfeeeee 'f ee. if Mr. " wet. " dale J 1 etc t' nAI S• t' mi t M r i llt h et an ors o o b f se t n. hi e s d " t te e ss w le" ertrevorsia. wick ..11/ w if• r l f ilent riesd ; m ha k t does not act as Jeek tintidiog upon this oieaelea , Ise St uart li w u r dt - ou r ghia ' . " .:tio. ' . " :Lt s tre iri li b e lalier o r i a-en silueost Peery eight, is the serniunding reentry. is certainly the greatest attend fool that ever odd- th e paper, w ho g ave op hi s MS. Ig .Mr. S..henayinerthat Beaumont in his repeated NORA IS on this illaia" l4 Tire serthore of these &traces even have the audacity to hired himself 111 l 0111 stage of Olio world. He rails Sir A. was the author, called upon him for au explasa- corpse of an Office-this 'polyps' which Lerma #. ; it them in the day time. To prevent these mis- against Jacobins and Radicals, and, therefore, we peed tints, which . he declined to give, as consemiusee of whieh freer flit being eft to petees.- o -Agivise me thee, nt. . • the parties met. scarcely toll our readers that he is a great,fteder on I .. .neves and r 0 serer! the general sa f e t y, the Ma g ic . BATABLIONWENTS," bow I may creak this ahomisade • Nave. ~ . irretes have placed 'unitary posts in I villages.- Yesterday. at a leaner before one o'clock, his , nuisenee-and believe me, Yost'., Le. 4 similar /Oen to dui which had appeared among the Sir. Cossexr arrived at :Sortie'', from Hergflptos, liejetty left his palace hi Pall-mall for Brighton. •A SUArtarlOLDla [ ti Tile CoVNTi OTICT. e'udeete of Paris an.l other seminaries, bas lately risen yesterday. We hair reeetved from him as la Yesterday, et three o'cloek, a Cabinet Cesseil was P4 -Suppose I hash up all the old charges Uri 1 . • • _ at Chalon., sad th • Duke of Leroetefourault LI are • account of the appearance of the crop. in gm*. Sar - i loth and Norfoikr and also of the Drat, of the lab..er- monied by Me. Peel.' bald at the See. teeny of State's office, which was sum- ening, lespertor.tiencral of the School of Arts there, i era in the latter - two counties. The dinner at Nor- A letter frost Lord Donotubmore to Str. O'Gorman, bettor? !Ito " ; be ha t e n e ina bee d n e r f e cig rat tim edl l y ali re t f eP at ill ed-out wha t tat e l tid ie • i Las just gore to that town, in conseeliellee - of some I wich took Pim yesterday ; bat, at toe late an hoer Om Romeo Catholic Secretary in Ireland, is pablished marks of ismabordiaation among the pupils in that . f..r as to be able to obtain any account before toonor• by some of the last arrived Dublin-papers. His Lord. - .... . . - ItillerTlON AT VIR7T.-.[sash nil it'r ime ested at Derby on Monday last. bite erre row. Of course, it /Amn appear is our proper till skip , adverting to tire time and mode of again bringing . .. . . of ,ircsesf albool. S. venal of these ..yousig people have been seat hark to tlitir arenas.-With regard to the "Girt M. , a4.8 Y„ forward the Catholic cOrstino with the fairest health rendered bet prospect justice at tier *esteem au twee oestrous UM - fur- icitenaDra Or barren/4.-We yesterday had (+fleeces% renames... that the period for discussing the immense " althalia • hot her , of To, kt.y. the acne coeditor. to be as ent.tradktory to state the Report made by the Recorder to Lis Ala. it should be determined by the most experienced Per- , ' usable to do en I oh. , however, hoped that het o "` ewer. Whilst some accounts hold oust the most pro' jest! on Thursday, of the coot iota in Newgate ander liantentary friends of the measure; bet with reg ard so 0 ° 6 4 death weed be a wanting to °the" hot re le . N I - mislay prospects of the success of the ntission of Fooleries of death I we now have iteration to announce the priority to be wives to do experingest of intro. • d . i s weeks and , (4,10,, Tatischeff to Vienna, others state that appear-vitae from the strict line of virtue. be: to walk is do t',e death of the Recorder himself. Yesterday evening, diming it into ems beau is preferesee to the outer, it paths of religion. She was ma rried . the cruse, we k u e nder . s . t o a r n . d,.he dined :ilea . liislLurl . h..ess t n h e . sae . n em . tw .. leis the hies of . lord . Dominglanare's siert the" de." previous t° her eaasilluag liners are unfavourable to the hopes of peace ; that al Do of 1 k.. to company with . t h e taut', ayor. •II lb t UNI6OIII attempt . misfit to Ire ma d e is the Pose; ' I I;S i. C..is Russians it I•ienna consider war as certal• ; and being at that time is an &deuced state of reggae! some of the Atdermes of the City of . end left of Ca On this part of the subject some differ• by another Pers." , and io null"' to conceal her St d that the march of the Ituabbo trrere ° towards the the party apperentlY In good health 2 ittidoek. race ailment, it appear., prevails among the adv.,- ..4 Danebe continues without interruption. It appears This morning' shoat 8 o'clock, we are inf •he was ea Citholie Hill M.ey weer to think that the act, which she effects to this unfeeling and diabolical child . _ .1 t that the politician.. of ((rennet , are unwilling to h. • found dead in his bed . • `t• -••" . tl - shwaid he Ant proposed to the Hose, of (Cora the knowledge of lee 11.4 1 414, she . test hoe , • 'l l.l Fospteruse or nsenexisexess i•Vhe .. .b i lltetition Lords. 1:.-re that the preparations of Russia have been made reek a nip eti s ty ftlir ar s a t e lf i d p e o li e v r e i r o y x h h y ot wplastrefirsgpatsbrit.ne c/a?, i ' for nnth!n;. stated in oar report Of ,ibe prooordlessP alai' Hooted( Daysnannto Aftstners • r St - num.- This morn. thoseh dreatlfaily sodded, - Neel ne.f.7 a e• - \ 1 . emote:was Oil 'I boratlay, to hare bus - emitted by: the ing !bast 0 o'clock. an elderly gentle-isms threw him; Yaii.:.“'ii Feetin., NI alt.'ll 26.-Five per Cents. opened Hee. H. U. Resort Is, ft ,.. 0 , she lisighy of the selloff Ineeltfriars bridge, late the Thoireres. Brie, dmanatioa,alie declaim( it was sot her isles sits most excruciating trefferitga. Since her com tion at Suf. 1 Um.; • olued4111111111111•1•1r- proceedisgs of which is coinplaleed ry worthy of seen to Rost, two waters., it eat "IL and soceeeslerl in to "ardor the intent, hut bearing a Perl e s a h l a t l e ; attendee. The pe•itioners alleged that they bad be- reaebiog him and teiting him into ',stir boat. On tut- the "ad". and being fear" of s d ' 3 " eee l' ti The Irish papers received to-day announce that• come hail for a b oo k se ll er In th e . Streak awed Wm. isg him a th • lusted bi I d shoc ked mit" the rash a " whi m" " geett°e ' p .Ito sense us, WI were - - Wise 0.4 1, who bad been carried of by a man of the Clark. al DO a charge-of libel refereed bytbe Society to perceive his threat weseut. Tim? immediately married same of Browne, for the purpose of foreleg her into a for the Suppression of Vice. The trial lit Clark was 11;01 10 the et•rtiness of Granby puhlic-house, and on On Wodaesday.tbe lam lostatit. k et o, P a t u s.th . wag iefells.,!...,,"' se ervisya, has been restored to her (tinily, in safely, to bees tare plant is the eolttOf Big's Beach neon seareeine his pockets. discut•eresi hts address to be that :Y h e i ll 4 tl t i:t e r l l v r e e so of as M a r. a l d V r at. Retat d is a e :cm, ut.40,4 74; threugh . the activity of Lieutenant Robertson, and s a Certain day, rut it sae postponed in sonsainenee of of a merchast in the city. Notwithstanding these de- ere now Ilving. ,4i t i l o ier e e ru n i et being a sufficient erusherof persons present 'ermined attempts on 141 life, we are happy to add that , .. . _______- - --- party under the command of Colonel Norcutt, front MARRIED. t a Jury. A few days iracksowe officers trues hopes are eta, ruined 01 hie recovery. Newcastle. the Ceowit-effice had practiced a warreit, a Lich au- i blv.row. Ml:esstand • to inn. oak . daughter of 0. 7030 , Oor trs , i ,. rs „. ;:i Gad. by the p arlamentary Ili _ thorised theta to seise the property of petitioners. calling hinteelt the Soteok y o uth, west t o La u 11, aed 1 g. ;. i. or york.place. mit od.r i ad. A few weeks &,‘„ a men named 'motto Eitutore.loct;!atTienigilti., youngest thnegeetka sus e ia u s r la mi t. n . t e u t Ti t.. i l las q let . s e e t • l s . .r . ;: .se the ground that Clark. the hotilleelfer, bad not op. priblebed notices of his intention to run 50 miles is I ' wirl. that Sir . CANNINO gave notice, last night, in the . . s petition to plead when . cam. was misled on. Now, -3 success ive hour.: after he bed run 4t), b..wever. he' Route of Caritotnni, cf his intention to move, on theOn Thursday the With instant, Mrs. Edribeth Bette. (observed Mr. Benoit) that appeared to h e a direct gave in. This Eituuluted the tonrhs of Louth and of m u , bel_pii,;,., South L ani b c a, a nd sate of Oar"' . sith of April, to, leave to bring in a Bill to tepee! so faiseb•md. since the cease of the postponement of the nridibourlosed to put forth their periestrian skill:- cernasen. 4 .. 1, itch of aloe 30tIs of CUARI.Iit 11. as goes to exclude trial pas not thenon•appearance of the Wooden% but .I 1 labouring' than, of thaname ..f Within) (tall. of ' Oe weetleediv hiet• the sla , le tm e ten k ;; ll l . l i . . 4 ; I R : 4 4 V t r trark (ATM./1z peer• from seats in -the Hone* of Lords. the non-appearance of Jurors. Tits forfeiters of re- Hengtitaut, undertook to run 40 wiles iu 7 ... c . mire Z l r ill-atmet • " le°. "the late j° We did not think Mr. CANNING was likely to produce cognisesces, on such get/ands ss these, oar reader. hoer., which distance be prrfusused is 6 hours and n : .._ -...+Sr"r"e r , Noy stieasere, teem which we co uld derive • any so lid 'a .• w ill temember. we exposed last year. as a grievance 21 1 minutest and on Threader the 21st, Daniel Hut- Lomas : &Mod. hinted, aid Prinineet at tee (14 ... _4 tisfaetion ; but Ire mot confess our error ; and most that edited heathy for redress. Who is likely to be ton, a Louth youth, performed fifty miles is pewee " TRS liTaTlials At" SOD "Tat CcVefT7CTION7Pt .S. .e_ W.1.211g1.16. 1.4_,■••:: I, sincerely congratulate the country on this measure, to bold enough to he ball in any rase , On LINOS'S 'lours sad forty-eight minutes and half, and, ~ bat is Pa p er s , 11 0 • 297 ' Strsswi' by It opieste• - shwa all Crowenoiseaaeos, Grasso. dr. are r Which we wish seers success. i rutted', he is liable to a maitre( au less than 401 ?m. 8: extraordleary, Le walked tactility half the inquire. by t ig nrses g, . I t _ .. , . • • I