The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-11 00:00:00

rEMMINON• ... yt -; • . kN. a: . : • - '. % • U ;- : 11 )04101.-° ~. NMAN. taw liras tisokieriespt to hiameLl'or •Iktvl so con., • emurne,..".. of bis . S 1 ea flit entnitting n toi, p ceived of the intontious of . ,Sir F. fleide pkii t PmeNclteit, arf persviideid::o SiiiWititsve pee too much to st i • thsl Sir F. Bsrdcti b4l ovie ilscred•; ' lisreprinse* toiibe barsh miasmic of ' word with i ibe 4 fiwjeant. ,:, U pop . 11 . 110.64 to ' Whithrevitsibkkimas w ini ng 10,0441.40, • ..,#. vti ill e iL iii d e g of wlijch were so Gr. t e rn. . . tJtowevcr sski.t..„" ca f t; ?...i i ~ . R ugg/. imr..ursuctst Mr. WIIIT• iv; .4 . ressed .to the Sp644'4;*: 1171 : en ititplihtlie .. ' • .h..• . -.' ' iirstseenca to sox former, pruci:ding 1 • : of .: . ':-- c :" Ito I 4 ' teil • - ' ". `" a * Ws? ptestnre in confirming our Re. I :- -441 ' ,6.- r iinvollatrh::°t.r:FL:iiitilaYbre-eiarteAngl:tdirt:llll;:nillthsaim:rgillerrltr'rei:444lll4l/441:d:::041:11ellitialul. a l l , l , e all illigre'A : lik er f silit . r Sim h oe kiu. .• ti e Gravesend, Whe re theselh•:edllaitehkedtansbilt; Chatitalt • twelve (Attack. at night, and, got u n d er arms It tl: l 7l l lt r a :o in r h e ° tei t ' ic i cj i tcy orf " :r i i l m o ac n t a i i .a M n ß e r : licsi t o l .e n t r d i mp l a . l e y r n i t e: f en m o' i c u l t oc ia k, w ll :rt.4ll l l: . werwmaahed imp the New Mint, w h e re they re . . into K e nonent h 'Cow . ; b i e lli p e ul d lin g , il ho r u te se r lhiainnilettlistieedoolVOWon them. e lenl iti : h i alt h.e an k% h seln au t : 4 a .- fl ti :::::: h es ad o te ßtl r ; was nut Otter to be had fur Live or ing ,, y. 1.,,, The South Gloucester Militia front IlriOt ol, and the 51st regiment from H ori h um. were on t h e ir march for London. The 52d, and purl gr the 95th Rifle Corps, are arrived in the neighbou r . hood. • taken meetinge ii ni r t F p l acetit sm i t a :C ott : to : h i lateßhicieiG'itttiess:sii3.isil::•rnittrl:l:it.rihiceie°nkffr 'eCl.'ii)htiftyeffthel.eceSln'cliticielsittrultitne.litlfo:lit'Atil‘ge:trnirt':::'l2l,tl:t.: have attended, .but were detained b y the ecru% t t. a a tt e , n and Mr. CLIFFORD, atictuted, I% which mwwaarsr.rraßtn.ui l l i tsi a :,t t r l if: r rest the, Soyeau i for trespu i 4 ;hl ,j o . lencc, in breaking lap) We I3aintiet'sho,u4. s -s*i PaRTUBIt PARTICULARS OF Till R1111.11110V4 CEREMONY OF THE mAltitthoti OF .BONAPSRTE. ~ ~... . -- - ,;-----. .- Fur his own part, he was free to stite..it O .ll. in his jolgment, tbe'House of Commois Itie,rut war rauted in committing Mr. J. G. JAW-Air an of fence cognisable by the laws 'of the etointry, di thut its ofiVee in the execution of A "'What lined by its (mike leas justified in betikitixinte . the house - of any of his Majesty's inbjeete The Crown enjoyed its prerogative, as well as that House its privileges ; yet the Crown never was the Judge, of any violation iof diet pA.rogative, slich an at: aw l tack. was canvassed by Parliament. It was le slew doctrine with him, inasmuch as he had' op. .poseli the principl e seven or eight•years ago in ' tase 'of Cart's of . lnqirry, where decisions were made judgments, pronounced by those who were, nut sworn themselves,' nor bad the power of-ad., Mlnisterinz oaths to witnesslik Whore the law was settled for en te rtainlpg f ell aiii *defined offencei, such as libels, he wail l .Vbetteaded the only kis', and, of course, cflitritkliAl . C . queo e , was to re fer them to the digito .1 .tiCtint enmjitetent joristlic. films, , and no L rislHitit 'tiolatibil of a ps,sitive charter, by 1 bitetgpfy punishment iliflicted without a due triiii., ; Peer, hell , * n He did not Sbiols'titit it waohigat 'in likellnuse ‘iPscratiloY a military fiirce foe ttsefeSefigiroTtalVitysseaskint -.2:1i Imeasure **IOW 411 0 714:411,3 1 11(181410 IN 4h q ,eegg sal ,the liiiiloli n' et, tinny soldiers . 4 !iikvipto i niterpd Jhe, been of , Sir Francis Burdett, iti tiitiri,oidts ant tiArtris. But ' a b o ve all, he itras-$ . , a. iJhe nOOO would m ore effica. Ws , t. - • 2r 6011 ply' , 10!ILIts'aiirity, by proviOg to the'peo, pTeWat I,: • do ere turret and patriotic, thaiby l ts f." ist , fkrestritia`the pea:mile (beet's., siosejepOn .".-... 'O n V tinder the shatlo* ' piitexe of ' ,divot ' . ..<7,1 . j,;, lined privilege. Mr. BAT • ~•, . sic that the ilotis*e haft nn cOlcloc.-1/4004_44‘itat Any rililitary force en.i teteij. &vie toTilietlliii. Baronet. Probahry itA ll the No i t uttwiti ilit:tti*the time, and hid- of, • course fu lel, ' im.ation. ' The Hon. Gen/iv:llan espressql Insrititerfioir .e voting for thltrAmehdß 4 . 11 , nwut a the tea' . or r or the Exchequer. i Sir CHAS. . / ELL vindicated Or con-1 duet of tht.military o 'as' ihnst exemplary in their forbearance touter linfainout insults of a ras calls mob, amongst %item, he vas proud to'say, a single decent individital was not to hest ii: Some 1 per,; assassins,:who had, eveo in the vlciisity ' that House, on lost ni y ik , fired at an Officer of 414, the Gnarl, throtighi'. be e hot the ball kadsetu. .. . ally passed. Hu repel; - tiol 'the Conduct -of the; D ()stowable Baronet front 'fiiit to last; add de. 1.: dared thathe would. have surrendered -114;101f even to he pnt,in irons, rather than be the cause l of sine drop of blood being shell. • a , •.. • Mr. W I LarRFORCE was . still impressed' with , ' the propriety of the course he pursued no the for; mer orceeion,in voting - foi the reprimand. go be. lieved it would have niade - a much different impres.;' . 4f . earn upon the Honourable Barooet than was made ...by the committal to the Tower. lie had teen no .., ',keeled character approach to that liar in order to . .. i .. he reprimatuk•d, with great appsient levity ; but he • t soon saw him so humbled by the commanding end . imprelve censure of the Chair, • th a t he departed a'. low , depressed, and penitent. He. did think ...1 ; thst the arnenslinent of the. Chancellor of the F:74 .. or c. 'chews could be s 9 modified, as to remove tee ob. .'. l o,iections which were entertained to the term 44 ag givaLOn-" • . , • I Mr.,BOILS defended Ministers from the as. •• persionmf their opponents... It was most mis. .b e e cb'evous,,, in his opinion, to attribute ell the 0113. .. . mities, at they were called, of the _lair riotous . proceedings to their misconduct, rather than to 3 ~ 'alio Jacobinkal spiLit whicts had so receutiy • menifested itself. .- . The .question was loudly called for, and 1 s t ran gers acre minded, After stLan erg hail been excluded from the! . Oallery, , catio n of adjournment was not ./ 1 , 4 pressed 'vision. ' Before wo were re-adreit. ted, Mr. erceral hid proposed his Resolution -of Censure upon the Letter of Sir Francis Burdett to the Speaker of the House of Common', which stated the said Letter to he an aggravation of the former offence committed by the Ito uourahle Baronet. Mr. Perceval added, if he . could thereby insure unanimity, he would with draw the words. of reference to former ern . feedings. To nhieh we sinderstand Mr. Whit. bread to have said, that he c ould not agree to the . Resolution with those words', because, having con. tended, that no offence had been committed by the .. .. Letter and Argument laid upon the table by the Member for Somersetshire, he could not say that had been aggravated, which, in his opinion, had sever existed. lie was ready to admit, that the Letter to the Speaker was a high breach of the pcitileges of ,the House. Whatever &ild might ~, at entertained of the legality of the commitment •. of Mr. 0 &lona; or Itt - tbr Wireeent---mceivese. Sir Francis Burdett, or of the expedieocy of resorting to either of those measures, there could he no doubt that this was a case in ' , hid the House was aggrieved ; and where re. he ...here, the House ice of it itself. others, in the they had goon f executing the f the event: to had expressed Speaker's war. Inds, in a con .:rjeant'at Arms, before that 010; of Sir Francis lotion having ow he would ;aid he would. Burdett, atid hiresetfl If Ito, 1 tin ost courtesy ' he wished for of establishing tetion, it might lily or molest*. to actual force, :t such iefoece as resistance hopee iintdett had mix. , 'Oat he woeisi Ileii 0 1 7Tnink. Was et Innatli 2111 6 _;: Pft, IC OFOcKs 1 7 411 3 per Cent. Cont. 69 $ per Itettnred,t4Bit 4 per Cent...RAl 5 per Cent. 14;1 , 9 9911 Cinstol , for Are. 69111' f• 7 . 1 *: • -fmria , )1:- ! tlitt . s t tranquillity is perfectly reitootd.iti •. Sportsorthe Metropolis, and there ittib 4Oneti iteppeistlitsas of • confusion ~ that' before • 4. un b **l. • thi s fortuttaXitbOtalt a st -took place. • lit by a . the Conrt of A Colintriti ), • orawwitib of the afflicting ca. a - lastropho)orhich ocs W 4 ,e vicinity of Tower. ' ottllflowday ; aufb!vie bore Iva doubt they will 'tetr'-',LtheiniNkitc/it'lly4uOtt with the utmost atten. ‘oulidehea we have in their Me. Itigthe CMS that have been 'cont. as, upon ..eoch oepasiens, the trf bloodshed, the this. itto•bvien; is apt to give ttal stateinetitii. ; tor the letter itself ,he thetic._ _,i411 composed, Mid biably tiOnsire. • _. .oat*. SOLICIT.ba .0 EgERA L. for: .SCOT L [AND was desirous of retaining the original words. . Mr. WHITBREAD c ould not consent ton' t word ag i travatiop, and proposed tlagrant,7*.as 1 parliamentary wore!, and at the, saine.time a word sufficiently strong ; and that, the expreoron *Sunk! he, " _flagrant breach of thu pqvilesks .uf the . House."... rM r. TIERNIC I Y wished for an unanimeui slew rising", which be thoisl..miglit be elle Chanaellnaof the Elmiimpier wrilil ml with-the Solicitor.rieneral.for Scotian: the wOrti . Ogggril t il'” - s ' • Al Mr. WII,IIERFOKCE tho,eight flu pese,lhy the Ilonottrable Gentleman bread) would he a more marked rep sense of the House than, the retainin; 1 of reference proposed by the Chant _ . . Exchequer. I' . Mr. CIP t W EN was, et( the samcoipni Jkl r. A DAM 4st) ttopre.ssed a snail. Mrs %ILES thieght the*,use Ott WYbsinnilveitontletwation id' the loiter. 4 oriltiof •rt•fterettee. : , v .. t -.. 1, k.• qbeitSol./GITOR. GEZtERAL - fqi.,4 :4, LA INitt dt‘cl4/Ined any wish. yeriiiist,ciggistoitg•sii . aic;r siprro iii 9 fillittlo ll . ... ... . . \ . . . i ' Chit -CIIANCRLI.OR of the EXCII LAUER, wits'oittreinety desirona.of unanimi t y , u p on this : occasion, and wished therefore to adopt the, Putt gestiOn'Of the lluitourahle“entlemati Mr. W it•vst, hit.. bread). In order, howoser, that it l "appear on- the Journals that the original worth relative to aggrarition had been left out, he re qeeited he 'Might be alio% etl to propose the words seggesled by the Honourable Gentleman (Mr. bread), as a part of the original motion. 'Mr. • .. 'rhe SPEAKER. requested to be informed of the, sviAl'of. the House, as to whether the Letter of Sir Francis Burdett should be micros' upon the Journals, observing, that there. were precedents ' both ways, and that it nos entirely optional with the House. . . It-appearing to be the general sentiment that.the ' - Letter should not be inserted on tlio Journals, th e Speaker said lie would give dirtioions ; :Racer:44% l N, It being also understood that ti ma Amendment* moved should not appear . on • the journal', tile, Speaker said he would give directions acmstdingly, and the question was put as. an priginal motion, " That the said Letter is a high .and flatrittst breach of the Privileges of this Iluese; but it, kit. r . peering by the Repott of the . Serjeant, that ANN Waretket fo•tha romatittA of Sty IF clucii BurOcti 1 to the Tower has been executed, ibis. Hutisc.dot:s Nat think it necessary to proceed fatilar in the . . be/tine:e A l - .• This motion was agrcti.tnisAtensine coairedif "ante. EXCHEQUER MIAS. • * Mr. WIIITkiii,,EAD siiiil,that a statement hal been handed .to him, from winch it appeared, that on the day appointed for the holder* of Exchequer •Bills to . attemi it the Exchequer Bill Ogice, for the purpose of 11041:Hog them to he. fitoide.l, pi.r.. suns were admitted by a private :door heron! the public door wu opened, and that greht partiality was shown in making up the list. Hu therefore thought an inquiry was IteCeSX:lfy. . The CrfANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER .was convinced it would be found, that there was itita fosiodation for the statement which hid been handed to the lion. Gentleman. neutron!, how ' ever, in the necessity of inquiry, anil moved for the appointment of a Select Committee for that purpose, which was agreed to. The other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and the House adjourned at half p ast one o'ctock. y AT ON): O'CLOCK . Ann.... 18 3-16 I oidin Bowls Esc.s. Evelt. Viill§ 34.1 lAitaery Tickets VI. 6.... _ THE S'iIATESM4N. - LO 1 4 1 11,V) WCDNESDA APlttts' 11, 181 O• . • - Usti parade ArPOVAPARTE'S mar ,eced holier; mid as ho wriy justly t•iirs ado,. tit . e 6 ♦ presto,' t centriy ii)thing that hard gene before it ;" he st.+l% what wonderfol crews measure of astouishuterit to sur. night. have, for the prevent, put in ri•st portant Nbatr relative to the Committal of Sir .Fixtrak Bynum; and Whatreer ditiorettdc of opinion may hive exigred nn this subjeet„ol , l have been reconciled by tinaitinsonsly amine Ina the Amendment of Mr. Wurrtinami.' It ih4l4 - appear prestiroptitonaji iiito Al opinion it'po . n the propriety of the revistanre of Sig FRANCIS to the SPEAKEWS. Warrant; but,. Mai :euosiderable doubts masted amongst the first Legal 'Characters ar to its execution, is clearly ascertained; and, . we understand, the question of making a forcible entrance, will shortly be submitted to a British Jury, The* other qnestion, relating !a: Mr. GALE Jotixs, - appears to lay in a much nayfotier cont. peas ;and although Sir SAIMUFL 1 gMtt LX appeari. !low Cu be a little watierisig, we ere inclined to think he was elirect its hit Mro Me l exirernelyyorry to find Sir !toni:nt Sal.uCeetty should-deem it secesaary . 4 yi . a4litale his teysile,q l l in the Haute of Comusinialn,kailskssurelftwaipi: Paper of yesterday, the eireitlation of which is too mach Confined to render On any tgrvlee. We had not the-least intOntioß to butt 114 1talitt ,of, ronittlitig nations. __-_:-- ----- '. , : :7'llo L. , 11 1 E DISTUIiBiINCES.. ' Tit the chapel of the Louvre, where th e e „ fr. ... a , perAtrmed. ata eorade, , urt , tt,uttleti by a ennui.. 1 ,.....,.„ 4 .' h• .- , • . fur their ITIIPTI:11 Maje.ties. in i . VOchaMelit t- i ' lelt i tpi: . ta int ik: in front of the rat:. r. At t'te dioinice-of Of .." " - -'''' ha AR the accidents which occorred in consequence altar were pineed two ettahs of vtate, aith t s % t i e rs l ,• ll ,, '"P of the conveyance of Sir Francis Burdett to the r , .r i t i, : t e were pot too . t iarge m a d z:e l :lndies, each of Ikm tonve. irower have nut yet, transpired ; ,and as most of : Arms , 'MCC., 0 .Kul l . ;4 4 011, vont:dui:v.6in -P" • 1 thew Winded retired ininieiliately to their home s in of aint the marriage ring , t v a s l ai d o n the ;hon. Ato e lltieterlinatrsschiitef will ie known,siie /Ix; pit.:(f)owreevieltit:ll:l"!::".„4,' . t . h n ''. r.P'-',„ cede two _erbium for their I , spui,t Alai.s.l.l4ohi:ltman t o p three c h airs fu tr iu r . O. e fic iing ti 7.4 certain, that W. Bryant, whit was shot at the !waled to lite title( of the altnr, nod Vie R , hoirsi l a t l i sere t corner of Seething-lane, and conveyed to the !. - i : i I : e n : e l ': ( "" (11)g . " ' 6 '.c• "" : di snot London .llnspitel, died .v hortly after his arrival any. accord:llg to their re, mid' precedence. • . ' • . p , .;it,e degrm.. urgak coaches,exteio of therethrotigh loss of blood, from the wound that ,i:Ehied•CAnirdiontl of 7tn i d illnianer of France, his o t t..inco, e be received in the throat. The accident occurred cei vett the l ' n ;:o ne p r etT.ll Il a ai ' at at ite t ti li n e nr b : lci ihe r c i l: l a e pe C 0 ,.' lin his own neighlhourlitord. Be was a married man, twitted thion with the /Timer tuld'holy water. l'nei l ; ' by trade", brixklayer, hid worked in M ark - lane a d: d e :i!ithecrthi".igie i ts r i n t " h d e l i r n i b t , t ,i .e i v e s t intoltaving, tab? iltetrotoo, fur eighteen years, anti was about sixty years 01 • lie . chati t t l e;l. all' errs nt use tame ort th r t ei r lii. sohv i• age. In firing nit the mob in . this quarter, two elosiOo of Illenhot very. theocirrand Abissielrir ev i r 7 bills entered the parlour wintlownf Mr. Dolby , a timih.'gi44.lll9"lirt.cl""rY,,,.m"dtwao4llleittlisii *, 1 ill i ' W . . 101/00110( 1• 0 0 1W1K01411401 00 Ipit .publican, residing Close to the Church in Seeth. of gold stiodlhe Tine. ing-lane. ,In Feneltreh..street, a poling matt welt Mater TM, plrt..vif the ceScrufrtly twin eit . - • slint•throttgh the heart ;in the agonies of dealt. he ii,„ pre „.',, t h e 4, !ir„`"kuitgut.►:b.:lice:ll:H" 1 1: Ibti leaped a conshierehle distance from the ground, of me aline,. n:sd there taking eacaittler hv teeitie were tbnoi atlempett by itw *Wand It ;mover i-- . , • not thm.expiresl. . " soe t )iiit seri:ire, that you ackuottletiv., amt last youth of tiiii name ► of Jan Lane, collecting b e fore out, art' iii the fac t . of his flute Charrh, Pot Clerk to a house on Fi4ll-street.hill, received a now take as Neer irlt • e said lawful I , p.suve, her hosperisl l a hill in his knee; not being 4 hie to procure a Coach, !tr:rttel_letgoo,netwsaftitieingehlii.,itrintu.Lotti-a, Archderhus of A lie persevered in .woiltsing. hirsie; tinting the 4.isr:r. Tat: htiniitec L col.tinied, " l'?rti i tl ir l: • 1 4 atil L :rti lle' rlu t. Cite .1 he 4341 hordes tilts. one of his . kii * eie. lie tuidl,f lll.llll " r la 4414 IbisiAs, tr 4 a .gathltd tiotbe ought t. he t Arai ois -p ,ine steenru log to the. COOlll thilattut of ' " I was etritr.eted. 10 S. Thomas's llospitall o _where he The Etuper..r noi.wered, --' Vs' , ., Sin." ' .. bull. now/ remains in S fair way of rccoTtio:Ae, bad Tbr yowl-eels was In s ole tiiruu t o;ntih re.pert I..da t Bank notes ahont aim at 61,e lime oe . .._ __ I s , :ot to p ou ter; anti thi.. di-titictioto tits, that in coravettore. I I Pl i ‘ - , 4 i t to ser reiczeofto creed, t..e ..tistiArr ieeineihtile the amount of 6601. wittiglk.was.the • peioe*eitietele thiepot its her, ifte wind '. nekno . ledeei" *bits az ous i hat he refused. the assistance of strangers'io co fry tro.uucat lii isdetre*sins "4 alhileos. 110 nem& the Waist oft/I him bonne. * Another young man from tke v i . , 'V r'raftitteilsitZi e r r rize ,;(7, 7 , r e id r, i7 ( t b rr e i r e,: iii .n es i erzi# ut t i :; t; tinily of Finsbury-square receivetl W gun-shot - one by vile, la the Laiperior, .tYtt.: lit ymeatel ter ibt ril leit:r wowitti in his thigh, and: Was • , coviveyed home in a "el:17'101hr fr:4"1119'99A., 0 , her ilkf were liveloot • hackney-coach. But the "evident roost to he re. i t , ) , a r i aiiii,j,„l:"l„`'„'",t,l'id V b b e e o l :'::`: ai le i rr y i V b r u i s i t i r bl t o '4 gretted. JIM that which . etel Mr. 1 4 %st:ill,' a corn- • retnotttes. The totperow teen Ind the tuigoallatt rise Imp meter. This person had no concerti in Wicking oot l e " : siil l iril ' r ' ! . .. e i r , i . rK' t, " '.; ite k i a tt uril the soldiery, and was Lit by . 4 bail ts hieh 'km tered wain!, tile ' s l iet i t ' ll if.l. t i t :::, 117;k e tu vu i l n I te me a e la itthe VIM The .shop-wixdow of Mr. . Got/dire, ingot god . Propooorrd them ". l oko ao* oik logribs?. iu .114 Ire 4 shoe-maker, at the ctiriter of Miticiog,lane,' in p lie ;iit ! gr r; rds.4!..eittnir'iiTillii.LfsigliPetu tsit f efit 'e t : which he ha opened to he. It entered his ;tight the right amid; toe miniiter gave twit tae auto breast. ills was Liken immediattily to Si , Thomas's t a rs try h jiv re P he ' li g libeslw" ProlernP*sdirsttoorat.le .Hospital. 'rho 1,411 was not eat ractea that d a y but the man is expected to recover, as it would. and-wait titretieti the forum of las.tait the literal 4 0 appear from the following cacti, stuck tip yesti.i. 7 0 ,.. 1ik , ~( litrie,:t.aw",..trwt .: i ce f iw i t " hi e "Ir r t t tb ' spii, ° l day in Mr. G uodeve's windrivr,. to prevent untie. Censary iitquirics on thesultject :. delivering the was to thil4rl=.etitloiriotttiiand si tligh Mum Rai taco p. rtistoned„ during winch Ille . •• couple toul4. the Sacrament, and wi re l . l O O Y " Thomas Ebstall. corn.peter, that wn, Otot in this shop. %v i tt , t ort . i i. e , ~o „„ pr i lih i c o, , it ,, holy lit er. Do„,‘ is srimewlutt recovered, audit is su tpooed a ill this day have e , i • • ' n the ball extracted. ve.i.t.ris placed for totem at the find-of the ahar,• swims A the curate et Itierk.l , tne, enlist Cooper's_ i loopy of sitter brocade,- heht.over them by toliAmilt row, the pettiest confusion prevailed . There' guide and She liit.hop of V ersuilles. • .' ~ , are several Monet holes in the walls of the house I • ___........_—.4a---d-__-. of 'Messrs.' Shot* and Co. grocers, near the for: From' the LONDON G.IZETPE s ? 2 rit met place, and many persons, .we uudesstand • - • 9 flZetli 40 BANKRUPTCY KNIAR RER • 'we ‘lrti re niilleil, hit - not. 41.illgefilisSly ; stone of . . J, "yon, Nos tit-place, Gra 's -inn-I nne, taimetetti ne • the slintN'atretk , is hialues the scoond story win. ' frost march 13 to eta 3 I, at ten. at tliu,ditstli. linos, %bleb tietisqls dist the soldiers, o n this ()reit. lIANKI:UPVS. lion, haillireitaboWeliteltextis of the crowd. lit aA. Fallon, hart -street, tilonto;hurv, wineddretell' oietiee.eitop, on the opposite side of the way, SattillruldautirtiiiAlefiltiti, at eleven. it, at ten, alnyitt, 001 tnnoe., Alava*. Llenprattu and Wok! however, a hall entered • the :whitlow, and n ' x. ildred's-t non, Pottliq. rattly missed . some of the family'. .AO I;toopert`s. 8 ' x.tai Dante Mellor; Liverpool, catton.deakr. Vat 11,1.1 .at tar., at me star and (Lett* . fAsere. isivertewl• r" ; a . wWwibt`e ref %hot Atoka . apt about , the hey, Mr. Avisoth Ittnovel -street, Liverpool.„.. .... pret otkot of Mi'esrs . thinveri SOIL Cii. A young J. For rest, t'hebter:coltiou:•deat.ei, Ai..) 1 . 9 li : 13 .' 416 1 osinarrivirs, vtilvek i n -1i . te5c5 .. 41344 ,f the its,v i .• at the Star and Iti WWI', Tavern, Liverpool. Attersql. and taken to an apothecary's shop ailjacent ; it is-. rtg.irayssee..lll3nair:stsflorff:tifireMt - KlO,, eipecteille Wilt recover. - knian was alse,wolintlett 22. lit eleven. nt tee tho,tror math' Horver,4lnaLf to the shoulder, pear to - the-some split, ants up- `t.in'il:l4,4r. trmuhricrlrs.Z.l,olll4.%litokis.r..Tall°,l,-**7 other in the arm. Several were token home (mitt J. 'l'. aeries, Queen-erect', i A:AK Pfill ;re ' fr . ..' r . idg,tatll. Al lite Reene a actiow•in'heckney.coaelsee,, of •wistiot 'L I ': lie'Aes"lii: 5 lO 1 / 4 '%' ar . . : .nies, aletors. %carrot+ on d tv't out, ermaraf 4 te5t.,,. 4 1 Weltuite leirtit, nistiting. ,'• .. • , ..4- '`j T. piisiori, 1 1 0 10,1,.sookiipciiiiis•iiPtiti. , ly" . 11401 i. ftlinwiNg hasit.hillhas been eireolu s teslit :3, at ,oche, lit ow it.tioidwe fittrietr,''d,7 , - _ ir LI ASA _ , . •.•. ~ - • Ali. Chtlieli; It . #O6l. 91.0iiiiiik•$..ia 411%" "he City :..... ' ;-'•,'• Brand. .... -7. • • • , , 1` ( AUTION..-51austow•Ifoose. hterully„' Apr 119,11211: --- - • ' ""•' '• ' ':if:' - " Tit 1.0114) kik V o.k r a ga .. . hit. le.l.b%?•Cliikalk;- ifthi : ..• All y 4 r P.); -0 it•streat •Pl!r i 014 ' ~..:11 • riot ,so other inhabitation of the hilly of ',Unction to. keep their up- , 4:llf . s.ichtilili.. V ' prentkes nod wrvitutistithitt 40001 abrierecio u'il.Wk in toe I evenine for mews:An steels, 10 preserve the Re..lte proie of 1 the City." 'irk Oxford Blues lifter ihe "bilibiest Of, Illiin, day,•tvere quartered' .ts iha litsesiliews, - Cparing . -• it. • •:. . . , , . cross. ‘.. The Constable) of WeStiginitt er - were 11•40011bied at ; 11 . 10 Aieettd pote;:itt flitriroiise.strettor.itrws r o the iihiltitan IS, ill 'cage ail resiviillies lll be reeptinetl.‘ , , 'rho' Westminster' Yulstitirrit *ere' atotettlyted its liti Kine . .l 741 . ulri. :The St.' 3targOrsit's: NMI St.; J04.),11404(0eii birld their ; litiet.qierteri labliirt thesofise 4WiMpriltoli9.lloll3 nteSi_i_ _„triutei A 1)$ o,e Churiti4ard. - ' l .': • •I • ' , ! 16 lirllPl° !.litia 4t4 - .' 1 , • The Oiiidet read rlfintent'ilt f helortottrik *ere it . . ~ apkr • * orders, iind . ea wren WO* foreidtiod with 10 yorrivie f boil..earfhtlfges. • Several iiiiitary ' - .par. lite OF Ilse streeis'.o.4 iatOtiont . ; And the, trw.bi t.446,ol ; :aPark from Wools/kb were 'NI wit Olg,pbmnd War; Dot hairpliy elf was . which the (souse lids . 6 : ; .,..—... • ..•• . .• •. -."•. dress could nut he solutht elsewheri ost i ' g ~, 'most, of necessity, take cogniz anet . . . ••• t It had been objected to him and c -- .. • -• 4-- .course of. the night's debate, tha t thi , . Confident respecting the m ode of r warrant, front their krrowlege of t this he would answer fur one, h e I .. :. his (Onion open the fusee of t h e S i :. rant, if issued, upon proper ground Tersation he had held with the Seri -.. . ... whom he accidentally_ met, here ... .rer bed ever been at (ha-house i pectlett at all,. Ti t ian the roe ken then proposed to him ' he act in such ts„ .cesr:? he had st i intmcdiately wait Nina Sir Francis ask him how he inteode4 to conduct lote:14.1 to go rulenterily, that the u as to the motle-,§hoohl toe,used. lf I ..: * nominal force ; .for (ho e purpose ( am his principle. and maintapting his itc •• • b a ,lostantly applied wjthput diffieul 1. ,-?, (ion; if he would not yield except t • . t rit'e the perjoant should forthwith collect -4. 1,., Ei tif4li44 overpower him, and render r , ir: less, The honour at Sir Francis B , . ...,.,led tho fit:deka( into o toppritton, grAomparty hitn_tst the T4Wer the t • the - Wutht °Nitta - We aentleatan ws 1141 --- otainea if she ateetitethe • poitikthcfn nitr.:§telte‘i tlYtn'.lfiso4 ijootto t 9 AV° .11 )! pfn. entenicated to to% ; , (M r . whit. very -abhorrence a ression • ve ,4 42,-• tai ' ng 11(a agier4ttni 1101ElaAtit • .r • , toP,PIP ‘ t 11111 ,r a , ' madhouse exaetn v i si t • t a r oploo . f n year 111440d-01S i.g. gildres e mble nu ere wilkitgoillWe 44,1srientins yet to ,ors to fJ sop the ______ , c„ ii iko kee. 4 r .b ANSI, ~ ' 740 104 April 17, 91, ate& -11,-;.'s .4,41 as' 1 sarOisevassoss; Cussesee , (losit. • . i si, I 1- An 44.. 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IT Mid Cb.spbbbl.,.4 lll o - . 6 °74;7;0 0 , 1. igni nod b. t.;'ibiOospfr a ` leul '" l . l ' AI. l • APIA t 7; •M:by 22, it . elisea. ..t'O _,. Messrs. Sala, Smears, assikirL, .ilrifY a , t - - - 7 --- 7 - , I , ^i IS!! • 3 gilt.. 11' nl e' t to rt 4%141 i ixeter, A?, i is ,. or tif nit,l I Pie 3 rrtd ir. F 11 . 4 1 St • Mill