The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-24 00:00:00

• Tft ApOLLolvicON,; a Grand Ma . sical striirni.ht. retreated OM niauulaeturett by Illeasrs.' Flight and •Itobaott; Orsini Wilder*. soder Out it enediate pa tronage of, his Kelm! Hightheis Irte Frisbee. Itotteati is ea. lithituto. by its superior meehaoicid power, at their Reams, No. lot;' 9t. Martin's-lane, dailyi from tiVetre o'clock till 5, ererpting an every Wednesday and Siturday 4 ea pßich (bee . .,My r . PP Q K lb, w proffurr of flask, pe 15a the lu:demand from the houri of two lo four, Fief:4Z *oat the Works of the different eminent 'Citialtoietivi tied ati every Thuri44: l ;qvtAig• 5en9. " 4 t i p.1.441 p , ,wers of the limo wheat are ezhiblied by.. and un ler i re/ leclion 1. Mr. r :Ord kg' . Al) VS. Profemor of Nloste. who (noi-ted b% fire 1 01wr Performers, oveastoaally at the same time) will play fleleitinii. f the iforks of the most lhartneld ancient mid ivodernOnirswivieev &lA* af i tiv Pe , Inaar, -.ha *tot test • On Ihrraday zis . 4.. Lismist; Jyp t the"gliiit -Nadi. of the p i ojia• • Wier* pirecira tiii . 1 , 0 4.1,194 a 1 4 .ntaiRted by : a ny imprreFtiosprr . 'Andfrar the improvement in thelliarts of Ihe !Raga ? • ' l *.' 4d, 16 fur Miell ' ch i ns:lP:o :NA •MRCI!, *O!, " 1 4 3 ' not sew the ;Irma' .stimulus, te„citsconlent . !Nap. ea, • Isi r t. at 'hi, dine , of. theionasyr i gomost,. Ishast,,the iraat. aiis . ifesi At . a — tat Jacliyidvals readprt lien . ; aliartursoie;it te:cif..4eing str - dUced ' ' " naffte arts Area, reto soog f co'ffitd IT then Oast! , tar' i t ig t if is iterprses: •Wt if. mese sot`. ..• , •• ,, , saia ikerg t at ti existed sin • .1.00d0 . n - V ii illll•s„44 4 Pilhea , if' -04 0 01 ),!. .ilkd 9 t'itt. .‘ l lloltalleorynttred to keep alive the spirit diem, ..nririo4l, hod:, hain 'lt ; was therefore %sties sa i ; !el iik the greate:st vigilance. v • 66' 40terc1. tw_thiLagA r i rti d breac ! is nttbeir A - . appeiroalt talk,' 'tt 'I elr ltiridepea- A deitly oftiver ;lemma v ar,e who hid . heewl , [ to trial ..ell otherwiie dfsposed of et Derby, there been 44 pefsetes uremia Warier warrants ass. lire Secretiefort State foi lie Home Department. Or these, stems mere discharged without airy warrants hosed fo'i their detention. Against 37, 'welds were isseed for their detention on seopicicmnf High Treason. Of these, one was discharged very goon afterwards, the charge against him not being per-' silted in. Another was discharged on accoent of ill-1 cress, and a third died in prison. The eirinalnder 2 were discharged at soblegeent oi-tads, Without being'. brought to trial. ft Was intendidi .it eprieied, to bring these individuals to trial, fruccirtmestaircas io f - ' ferveriet to prevent it at the period whin it wei In. tended, and saheirqueirtly also other .triritiastiaries occurred to preient it. - g"fhe Comnsitto; however, were of 'opinion, that the powers &Headed to %is MajeOly's Ministers on.' der the Saspensioa •Art,.bad been exercised with dis cretion mid mildirese A and dist mach bed been effected • by the loyalty, the aigliiace, and activity or tke Ma:istraty, whoie esti-deal hid prodiced the me* regal effects."' -. The Report was laid on the table, and, on th e Motion of the Duke Of NloNTitosE, ordered to he printed. Earl GROSVENOR. observed, that the Report which had bein read aiterdett iso 14'w information to the House. It was little 'core than a transcript of 'what had been itstea by the foroier Comtiritten, and :what had pitied oti-fre trials at D'eity. There was troshing tikeany proof that the state of the enutitrY re4rsired tech measures as those which had beeii adopted on the vectleisbndtiow 9f Ministers. Rd Mfr nottow disposed toentet Into a ersatiderationdif tirit Report; blithe Indlit express his regret that the Habeas 'Gunn Act bad been mrspeediod ens' %pita fienderiveideocn4 . Tlittr Lardsliills had now a /Will of all file inlet) , danger through' which they -hilril passed; hut to enable the House to judge of the con duct of Ministers, it would be necessary that other evidence should be laid on the table. . . . . . . The Earl of LAUDERDALE thooght, as so mach •r this Report referred to those of last Session, it wooldlie proper for their Lordships to havi those Reports before them. fle itterefuto_ molted that lie its° Rtiportspreseated to the Roue by the Secret Committees of fast Session he printta.::—Ordered. A Petition was presented front th*. town of Dar /lugton, praying for a I,ogishitire eitelimie to enforce the employaient of aracirioery to dia. sweeping Of chimneys. Ordered to lie on the table. The Earl of CAItNARVON presented w don hole the Merchanti, Mantifictoiers, anti other respectable iahatitanti of Iffinehester and Salford, the slime is the Petition prancing! by - Mr. Phillips. in , fhe Ho/seta CoMittens en the 10th inst. The Psi-. tioners'snited the eiteastaiss they felt at the reports. cirealded last year reqiectitig the atilt of the coon.. Int round corietoded that those report; had inleenced the Italie tb stisttend their most ca. htatle fights ; bet• that, though cdniinced thit the clraiditaucti of the - times did oft require any ottah• meisoiis, they hid deferred the tzpreselen of their ithhinients-till political heats Mid bedn soubewhat toyed, hit they 'Might lie ettablnd to **amine with iinpartiality the truth of the Report chide by the flock:. This eisniinition had ioniinted . thens that the liboaribg ihirt of their townstuen exhibited :no tenditiCy to insObOrdittation Id tiolenie, butios tainei leted . disietss With heroic fortitude.— The Blanket kleetinq,As it was ealled, was conduct- M with the obboat (titaness ; no ittempt•was made to disperse it by the citil poiter, but the soldieri ! dashed impetuously in, although the Magistrates (HA fiat'ilttit possess a discretionary power to resort ter allth A report was then set about of a diaa &Heat design to - been Manchester - , and 'the ,W. flab - Stipendiary Chairman of the 0 - Wirier is. .sions, stated, that judicial enquiiiis Would take, place, and purposes of the blackest enormity be Ms -016 t 6 the Politic. ithe PetiliOnfrs conceited tacit • ihe Suipension of the Ilabeis Colette Act wistietti, intendid to topenede judicial enqicitY, and *tie, thetefortastatithed that all iht ullegettPertliiciiters of this tdospilacy had been dish:harked It tilloit If any . iutpicion of ;silt Lixielied to there, it Wee deafteriree to discharge thek Witty Were tatiottet, tbiy . ibibt'fa be clearly aC4 tined. l ike 'Petitioners Isid'ibeinfore ',varied trite a 'artful 41.00101e* tdrselati ; the result of •Ctlticii leis a totiviCtlth that on'ainapiracy ezishid'OW'd that all the dittitib- . avail bbd been creitikkity i rts and informers. The colePlained"t nocturnal dot:Meld/try ky.toboiclinateitOtt of POliie, without pie K pint er al'uthority, daring 'which the greateit ;and' ' wile 'atilideited, wire dirrieef Oily theieco:4 irrhyliO a 'mitt inquiry Intel •tlie Oleia*es apiptiiiiki eclat! . pledged theettelth Itetwilie the irhoie'etilielk itaternearl • Oidnifirt to lie Oe l ir e . , Mita titieteoted Plinks,' front • . a Stissar dirt .3.pe t • : • • ~ ..1 - ffle9t4. .46.1 •Of . • • Fad BATIfURST *tilted' tit pettpdnelleiiii iireet•eitiwit;. its it elOgbielle to so' be. fore some mragures had been arranged' which voie at ',maid / incomplete; thowirt4o”tpte of forward. uess. . Lord ifUCKiiktiAlsitin tofee etiquityr the tte• pott.of .which-w e magi. pet:Oolteist. , : •.• • • . The Earl or uzisigpooL, 4a moving that the should adjitetai Stated, lhat. ott WednesdAr a Noble. Friend of kfa.wo pfiett for leave to bring iwa-tiithforintlestorfthe. t juke *sensed to - the House 2 -end . 1 . 144 the see reecho' would be movea 11 for.orridar. tedjoureid. 3 •-• ifOUS4 OF.,COSMONif. A Pftition Trass4ireteritie 'froth' Chalet.. prity , ing olteratinal hi the Unites .on .I,em her ; Others to tie ghtliE erect . 11C tie 'pre ..eated by Mrr CtiftWENt (hoe Whihririvre, Workistesest, Corkerinoutii, Marypert, E.:eseartsg. pad Keswick": :Tlies Nets otdetisit. to Lie on the Lila. lirveral Pesitinei wire wrist/ye/ fraes• Bath b) Mr. Cf. 711. LN oat/ others, some for, and t;oree eknflMl, the Set Lighting that City a itirczas.—tjrderld to lie mike table. . OAS- LIGHTS. • - On the motion for the second reeding Oahe V Gas-light Bill, a ceurersationarlse. Ties PISAK ER desired to know it any Cositinel were in.attendence-on the• part' of the Petitieners; but none appeared. Colonel PAl.llElLopposrtt! the .4iilt-oe theatart of the Corporation of Bath, wins 414• net 'Oil* to the. in't'roduction of the Gas light, *but coneidert4 the differente of opinion that existed on the iohjeef; and that three was no immediate neriessity,fer t the 10014aik at its elmnisk.ie Iwasaki itc o eSeet.prattessLim wait the malt of further esperience t!I1ore the mea n sure was carried into effect. The House had bee* led to believe, that the..gerterat wish of the inhabit. lists was in favour of the Bill ; bet. bowel desired tti state. that the owners of the greater part ot•thcprot perty in Bath were against it, and he could not kelp thinking the Corporation, who could have no inks. rest in the matter, were better authority than, the promoters of the ill, who -Oestre shareholders, and therefore personally interested in its seeress: lie was instrueled to @lsere the House, on the part of the Body, that whenever it should ho the wisirof the majority of the-propect*in the ctly to inirodece the Gas-light, they would he ready to•lend their 'assist,. soca to the measure. Be trusted that the power. which might- be necessary to be granted for that pork: pose, 'quid be plosive in the bands of the Commies Apnea- who had !eels. appointed by an Act at Parliam'ent to seperintend the paving and light ing of tie city, who, • they conceived, *mild Conduct the business much More atira'ntageousty for, the Public thee the Petitioners for the Bill. - Therti was a'-otiose in' the Bill-which 'exempted the prisperty; of the Earl of . Mincers from its .; toperailen, . be' itsoakht this must he fetal 'to it, ir it went intoNehti Committee; because she same elate which had been tppacctked to his !Jordship ceA enetC denied ic the Corporation and other properitoldeli wise opinteed the Bill, and whaLtlieset. vett wattled (roils the in terference Of die Compeer i• s o. thasoft la Part et use eity won't! ba. , lefi !pe n klike. them' it coadd not 'be literal while to eirlerteke lift but linen itthep would dfiept this rather filth lose 'their 818 kitOgllther, het thought it Objectionable; Teti though un - enenty lb monopoly, he thought, Its biter contracts sihieb were too large for individuals, and weket'ittereforri bndertaken by Companies„, the Poblic were not be. tiehted by the encouragement of too many of them; end he thouglsl, at Bath, if one (;hetpany should bd itiffitieut - to execute the contract for the city, they Wight be enabled 'to do - it on' lower teried 'than it fibre Wore admitted. Another objection Witt is the trent of-their obtaining a Bill for lighting Para it the city as might be open to them, the.genetal pe that *tight be sustained, if this partial - liihe t isd out to he a nuisance itittead of a benefit; anti listilintati as be wished, in common with others, that it Might sneered, he had still great doubts on the subject. fit ,lsoold'bave thorhiht; if any part of 114 kingdom was lighted better than another, it wed" tithe neighbourhood of the Houses of fsiiirosidalf, for obvious reasons; but be bad been .tisielierlfijk. those who- resided in the imetrfletetitintty, think' Ittilttit front the gas 'was frequently, 'tee ttite getht..t. ~:estrpinely ()Snare. fit had heti* tee; - 611tir persons, who, after inestiriirg the !veer* of ittingilli MI6 fititittittritliiirthe gas avnttradat baig been ohlyted in discontinue it. Ile thoelbt keels initiates fitly justified his ionedtutents in ing to delay the metetite; spit ..with •the pie* be -belt siven,en their part, tio . edopilt wheuever the decided agate 61114 city sheeld be e &Vent, he traced ITS OWittial .. stutitt be rejected. The non. Membek eAsiOecita lAA • titifettii, that the - Bill be posfßoiied 7.• • inies•-agr - e• • • - .'. • .. . . ... ' - .—• •• . • , . •- , .... . • " IL '.• , ~ . , . • •„.. •:- ', •, 9 . . . - -.. * _4, • s . • •••• ' V* . - - • e a 3 ll=TC )° " ‘l2s-11:- (.4 :OI..A : A A L . - • • , . • . ' . - ,•• , - . ' . . • • t" "" ~r 11.— ~.., .. -,• • „i _ - 1 '' 41;4 „1; -to .•,, ‘ •‘ . . 4.,. A .. . . . , , . . • . • V -'s? 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F.GULATTON • La. • . spirit Cord -RUIAANS). *AM the SOiie.lify . bt sia4 to 140'4110 : CO 4 tatititP4shisit t attlyilytfea dasc MAW. Vilikilted'io lid , b e j r .Pritsti; • ' itsiltAWs iidepts;. • brassizt Wait, • • qwegiiine•ltif no I , re si j hostile feeling, as his Maiesil l it . ' ifiliterita#l4/0411 their gee* wishes - itud4olobiogni Pu'lileatfigi dr 'this ent '•!:r" : : _ 7l' • • IMPEitML . PARLUMBNT.• C try . ottprieneui Scbi*4 x Gtarieal and Literar) Parari,a, is isluudea with Int nisgersit ion .4* toodertiLancurices, and of it.useltranchei. Of knowledge cnunected with O.tmestie and Votriga PERCHANTS OR. GUAK1144116.: . Merchants or thit.r,lass whit Imre Ynolb from I,he British Colenies eno,ixned itl their rare are ret;wetfiill'iurtinised. that religious and Moral principle= •ire lucukat 'with partstal so. Leitade, aail:tbat the dome.tie arrangensents,ot this Establish matt mit conducted with the utmost .ihernlity. itt V EN 11.1: PCPILS. • Judder Pupils me initialed in of the English, Fresica.nott,Listia Langiusgstr w suril in Use. Lleomot. otaucti other parts .4 Eruditiun pare siecessisiy fur the cart) , development of the faculties. FOREIGNERS. • . Forrtuncnt aiso, wk . o ace d esire,. of, attaining the idle*. Pod prununcla E tion of tl.c ngli,h Language, mod tett% prepared for Nosiness, are accommodate*, The situation is pleasant and salubrious, four piles frgm LOW (01. • The harken, which are moderate, en 1111 l ie nee from the pe riod ttit: Yining tlesidespeu enter. and include, at stipu bigi :min. to the age and studies of the . Papil, ca reer, s of every Oho'. No enterinee galley is expected, References will be given to &W ears Lbaraczers, aid to Mercantile Houses of consent., is the Metropolis. , Fur the mare speedy advancement of the Thiat ton due., tint iiidend allowing (anle,s it be by the particular re. Reeties the Friends) any vacations. . • T.? ICHARDSON, GOODIAICK, and Co. bating 131 'submitetl the erheiw of the present LOTTLRY is full: het sow to rewind their Friers& of the principal Pones, and the very near approach of the Drawicg—aod likewise le state tie pecoliar Arkaninges t.tteedieg all P-erehaws tees& infirm 4th Mairh, on which day. • THRIa, PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS at'.be drawls. Oo that dAy . the'Firw-drawo Prise will bave "OKI more.: And the first Biala will receive Ike piaportios of TitELYt PIPE% Of OLD PORT: • _ _ • . There *re ao Stock Priem —llO Nearly 5,600 Tickets willbe drasid 4Ch or MIMIC • Ti le r ep ea go and wall-krown vad. isectuat,agielt4l4 3o D Friends acid Clenbeers 'of RICIIARD . SON, GOODL and CoArentleas it only actuary to state-, that the bovin. ia conducted on the snmc h ttttt rumble awl liberal principlei•wrateh have distinguished for mare than Forty Years their' fay...uriie Officel, in Wool; Buildings, Conitsill ; and foci, g the One nt the King's-mews, Charing-crus4. EYTOi 4 i; Cornhill, returns his graiefid thanks for the torours of his •Frienck. received fur more lists Twenty Z ears pro, sod viii respecifellv pre. seats them wish star heads of the Scheme of the New Yrar . • Lottery, which he flatters him-elf nerd only he seen to to• "ran). ttdproscA :—Tistre are 'Pim . Grassed Prizes of ellEtalt": each.vrbietioditn the Pi Melt •:•even other Capitak.w ill bents p id its Sterliwg filotary ; Ilse Drawing begins tite. ; lth of KA/eh, owl the rirst.drawas 'Blank. on cacti Da., will he rinslird.ts. ah. proportion at Twelve Pipes of Oki Port Wine in ertillonge. tor 1,000 ye.tri, or loner af required t full p•articultrmadleollari. inat3 br lipri. gralis, al 9.. Cornball. where • cl.scr;24iip of basilic-. in Ike Public rows is csi4ifully transaCted. do-- inert varitivioas in all the Gavel/ meta Seciirities,lllky he knowina. above ever% hour. . . . SUNDAY PAPER.. r.. TRUSIKEIi. and COMMITTEE .td lb* SUNDAY ADVERTISER awl WEEKLY REGIS- T" R . .b.eg leme to offer their biome - re thank. to the public . for the very rapid increase- which has inkewptace in its (»natation ✓ipee thotiontrocesiortis anise petsent year..w hen him , . prestief: op n beautiful new Type, and awning many other intprose , uelit-. spileored in a Quarto Futile, by which meat* it contains ei;ht pages. or 24 columns; a form preolooly adapled both for toe. Leeteal Vic:waiter. and She Libraries .4 nassetotei privity fatni.ies who Lind their Weekly Newsphpre to Volumes. Ry this menus the qessuity of letter-priho cunsideratil ) naaseiesited. 0* The Popel.ipits confirms's to tie 'phial the price efSeyeo wore only i to ordres trawenitied to diiitlice. NOP. Jl7. Fleet "Well i.e elves of the respOeniele•Sews Vei.deri, will be pa .ctu 41s atiestest SO. , • SC ROM. 11.ASTERti APg n 1100L-1160Ket: Tot. IMS I IWO pt. 0.111, p":' la. sewed,, - • .11 GUIDE. in Abt„ SELECTiON anti USE of ELg F.,i ; rAltY SC/100L-4::PONS, in ewer. branch of education; eii.opiled with it view to aye week n-oless potfroosi:Parents. re artieve Taipei truon'perplesityould to eat man* the timeand {Halal . c.f . ,zrodenta. • • - 11, the Tlei. JOSI4VA 'COLLINS, Late Waster nf the lintnimor•Rchnot it Newport. . • . And corrected as tlia.preiem . By the lie.. %V. CATLOW, ' 'NM/actor of Cat Ae.illeniv it WioibletLitt. is Surrey: . ,Pobii4hed 4. T. fionsiPtio, 334 Pateratister4ow s. oldie Ile heat of all ivy and sountry„ .. • • ••.. bEt SANDERS. DHAM. WALL. AND co. ~• MOUGAN pad.SANPERSt 00$ 0 4 1 effIrs, Oa .lbad4e."-treei, Strand, vary Arateftil y ackno,wledie !be' sopport they . have received foe tie last sevrnlefo *eart twos** Wistality Ind Gin fry, in paterialaiag . theie Monolog. Inn sat Wart.-NOW, Boit yes, humbly. beg. leer Ast-nannuoce (kat I k e liminess is now relitopilAted Ow Mr. ft/ORGAN) iu ficent of AiNI)ERS, DURHAM, WALL, ilia' Co. (en) hatie'been rmnsian .ia tie- roonern ewer 'Mare a ils ematitilice. airat)a•t key rapereoly :01e0 p cominsiappref Ihotiappsomi iino snit preference winch li e s ,heut... in Linn oveo to the peculiar artielel of Vein/foie, voirmfriitiored . onlii in their ritablialiment; Nos. 1b..; mid 11, •Cat hackie-meet. • Strand. . • N. 8.. Thf priterit Article., with great improvements % and.* 'general ;:shihlllon Uph•ihteiy nadC:ittinet Furnitute always reads for vale. • FRAUD PaiiVENTF.D. TOCStante[eCt the taany attmapts that are daily made 19 bare 01) OP rtiv spuriiiasennwPsiti . na la liteartati lite OEN IWO', BLACKING prypnred by DAY anti NAVIN, thew have rd-pied a new Label, is which titeit Signature aid aiidrepi. P 7, nfGn lIOLRORN. Non conspicamely plaid in the centre of the Label, tl.at haliiintuotiestijna to this. and Hie Sigetencir at. the tape* which janlike itil leurrpren , , tr ill enhble parcbasera st once h. de left she imposiiinir. 'rise Raid Japing. !MAC K ING, emote sad sold •Irlinlesnle DA .);-104,,PA 411:rvi i 9:4 - 1 Aith retaile4 by the 'Pal uf"ei'rs, Wagerls, - Hoi)k-eller-, lrnnunwilgt rs, Per. Bens•holdters,`Wc. i I the Ilniterf Kingdom. • •1 0 B9etits sr and is. 6d. cab. . • . : • libeek OF es, • ,fs. Tie Royal Aineni .givaa bx.Caournissia• to tappltirl Milhous' Eseibequei Bills' Roll mad the Half Moly Lnit - HOLLAN D piesraled - a Pecitinn tios• Aldermen, awl. Comma* CaanCil nf Ihe 'Cis y.. 0 Candid, p th a. i. a rigid rnquiry sight . be smtioute.4 into the ceildrif Waimea resneetiola she pa‘itig of obi Bill rai tie Saiiieaaaaa o T lomat( of Habeas Corpus, ex-I—Laid an the table: • .g REe-teRT OF THE SECRET CO,IO4IITEE: • 1116 Dete of MONTROSE brought the Re pert of the Conimittee appointed to, sozbasiosi ano eikeridbi • ;ed ' by °Mei • Owl "" 1 ad then tincerepuree, or movements to that effect had beevi observed; and secondly, the mode in which the powers eistruhted to his Majesty's Ministers, under the two Acts for Suspending the Habeas Corpus Act, hid been esercised. • 66 The Coionittie then advert to a passage in the Report 1 1 the Secret Committee, of the 12th June, stating, that there was reason to believe, that the in- tended itisaireetibn hod been postponed tilt the 911. or 10th of Jane; end ',that, according to circum etc.ter, it might , be Mitt fdrther postponed. • The procedd on the 9th June an aiserrection aefte....y :W'place in •Deibyt bite, leaded bra peri;) , . .itia went tem Nottingham for ttlYri purpose; and Who wet. thviefiire called the Nob. , tititliani CaPtainic• That• though the /timbers sera irtilt in this insurrection eld slot consiverable t I dliplered a meta ferocious and sintuinerr Ipirftlj they etb netted, s•Solse'Uitir muskets mitt sutherf with piker, WWI had teen' prelim:lsly mandfeeterad • for the c,:ipoie they broke open Severn houilliqr the putpOsoof stealing artns:;.iiredatietticett'aird'44 !epee for the purpose of fettling m o. join thill aid actually ceinhfrii#ll . itoe'del* and Wattle' murder. It appea;ed alsvl#Lt persons, tabs fn iniairietion v ireigiklitein jp t with Notliogliset, *WM of White ir • 011 , be stork NotrreihamOktiet, 16 Alraitfort twi ty shim, *hi wete • to join thfelst-'lofiyht battik sing of the TOsls; qbe Perbythire inset - 0141ln, itlefspeeted, actually proceedea (awards Nettlegivais; tot" 11W perptite of effecting - this juoctletl; . bit- Wee" ivetivtar'stiftliteti reed, and in different Villogee they passed thruso, by several. Of then...body, lOW ,impoomo._potratatt _Me danger of viiiirlptocedings : Twit Vllifitia;*lWhiter •fthriW•Deitiyibi f P tail • 9 9 ithitget to riro644llo*.pwpt.truighlim, kut!i*j., - K to their delays by the way, for•the- putrpoll'Of dein inittint-rebldities, than eemr too lite. • • • - t 6 ft appeared liken ise,• that on theffti f Jan, there wits eansitlikable agititilit at Nottingham, ait'd Olt et tittelve o'ClOcklt 6,0'46410U pert:hil drawn up . 6n:the'rice•cotirtecin trretgp, tee the purpose of 'ithitilig for the inatfrgetififtom• byltire. ' They cotititrueti...there diktat:tin ilie-avoia int, when the rterhyst4ri insurgents. not nutting, they returned lisle the toss: Subsequently there were symptoms' of dititabance, and'ihe Migistrates called Out site Military froth the bitrraLks,* who Oiitpersed the rioterC . The Witty - Aire Iniiirgents having t then advanced lei - vita - Nimingham; the offfitary were Sent out . igiirist thitn, Who succeeded -in . dispersing them, and setitil of 'the insiitgenls were - taken into custody'. 4 " The Comniitters Ithairlsrtld ill this to have been Clearly pr..vid W the coatise of the Wall at Derby, Ther'Gfaind Jury ;Mint it Derby. ie Salt, timed (the 61111 egilast .16 persona' foe High Tieashis; of these, four were fried in tife Octohei dieted, and senteticed to death ; three of the tAia. were eiecuted:'fhe fourth was pardetted,46 etitatt tion of Us nipoktiffOit'. 'Several others cents tied theft guilt, to whOtit mercy was estinded and othets, Whom the Government did not wish to . pasecute, were in consecinelice bcquittett. 6 g It appeared;hoWever, that, 'besides, Netting. ham, there was a pretiotit concert it other places con nected With the Derbyshite. Insurrection, and par titularly :in the West Wing Of Yorkshire. Aft plait celled Thornhill Lees, there was a Meeting of peritAit Ciillttig ifieleseltes Delegates, on 6th of Joiie, fir tie perporeet aranging the plait of the inset iktion. The Magistrates in that quarter, havinglii formation of the Meeting, went there with a sof& eteef forcer and teak sever:lt of the pilules into eai tndy: • This; it Was believed, had materially deranged ite plan a the Intiarteuts ;leveret ofitie" Chiefs 141. trig been this taken into custody, thilthe project by this meads Nsimi degree 'frail rated. At •Iludders. field, also, there had been an atmed assemblagiat alight; alto COMmitted Several robberies and burglaries, and fired upon the Chief Constables. Against several fittensiVe being concerned in Attie enrages, tree ills 'Weis found by the:Gtiod fury it York'; in entititieinke of the diffiCully of identitAitthean, they Weiliiibsequently'eettaltted out the triads. • Thirst #ppeitied l liiit, no doubt of the eau. iert and eannectiOe'Siiilieetf thole dilfetent assem btages : elipenek _that the inieriehts tedated, vrAithif troly , ite t?fiti Opint the' aisistrunie of a Cob Bidets bl e forte front o 6n. uThe Comeiittop atienet 'l/fWiteit itigth apron thl4ertifettits ittca thegreater part haring been proved to theaatisfettinit bl'al of ilie•Cout foy hi Derby, and of `the whir` to try the ::• 'seam a DeibrAOttobii . • " The Cinniaitt i ee; Jlkroiti it right to la* that not OM, • gr6e'rilty . tlitAitaet the coun try, but more itartltllatly Os ditto/ bed distilei l 7 . ,• • .44.'4. - 4 tai r-• Itomeet* ancient sod modern yonopoers. _Vonimittee appointed to, Oilaitte and snoo d of i ttee Perfprowares s l ay tor had, tist or two pee. PD",...." th e . tione o toheptiestioa at the itonovi.. , -AhoittoWldly ts. coos tae•rap . ars presented to the Howie by order .43n 1 hondny Flesdoet the ItOotos ate ofelleckll bolf,pait of thd p r i o a tib i , #o4 Writ 0. 6 0 4 4 C, pa! the Perform :wee eastatettoi at ekight.-..Ad- . n . Rep .- - t iiii read by the Clerk, at tbitalii; loiliaore i.. lA. ' • , . Mown. Elliot nod Roisson also respeetfathOtepr, to setrotiot The Coition-tills tikraisbataota : - ' the NAitity aftd Gentry, t hat th*y ila•C. Z lit ta4 4 : l o= %1 4 416141111011**.biVit titikettiligrdi of Otgoos o fairdeeselptioso, Ownistetab' , WI? Wororseswi. *On reterlid . •to theirs thOigkt it' ri iii Ai; , .. g, TVG irGATE CI,AiIk.AL a n d 'C&)iiffitt, tide' their Report ender job heath: irit, Ai 4116 or Masi districii Since the Ite:ciort - Of the Sierst Cithl• CIVIL SCHOOL. ondei ihe diteetioo of Di. DM VAN, a ,i-ted k Pri.ft•stoet of ot.tlitieis sod ,expelieoe 4; brines et the Oth Jane, in -which disturbances load .. ..~ • 1..