The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-29 00:00:00

t p • i` It I ' A - • p .:utiro: Is Ai : l AA : re. „,,,,,,, o es • Nati :40bri.111‘141h. - , •ocia,ll4hus is the leessissiesmsisesessi- , * e llllaphs well is IM Chair; '' . , . . t e- • . - /esti Crier heels( iced iM reVtlittlist' e .. • .• .. , •,, • : ihe eIW, of the usedie, . • ' - : 111sitito bleitsa these '-i tr he, um geittiomas, - - . R.. bir • ' t , who might wish se • his opisieis Ils •i - ~..- : pm,. world receive a patio* asii• *partial aithshrhamis. .. ..• . - _,...7. : , . _Mr. 7irest. tbee addressed the meetiate. The ' .'t .;'• Pflli•*.i.*' 1 . • staiittimi bad eery properly originated with illial., ttt. : .7. 1 ' . • .• ,:... • 'IWO, jaißidegh bi hid beta eallrd on to likiwi-, •;Ti*oi , ...”. .. li ( lob 'a the r Iti as which were *s . .. ~ . 1 . . bis.mir •. r. ir• "se a e . .... i - '- coasideratioi. It was Fated *hb trek dierepisei Parliament, u fit* Oro Wood OP. **WV) while to, Mpet 4* odkasios.—(MesQ-41e • often they karfrefisra their grismistess sad !bowies. Jist-th•Od `s sahappy sewer u likely tea ri all which ON i. ead effected • suite ISPPT'lleedifiellt 1_ ,h 4 'mu Oueramest. had that their *Oahu* • with the Meade •e rather lett% tl. their .petitioa; • ht .. . Amid.. Ir i t: , ; 4 . , of . the desperate Jr ry • usey part of tbe ..teitisS, eii Whim ea . rotreashmest had Atesq. 44ed IN I from. the Throw, l f t0: w . "Il d adapted setae "festival Iffidocsiee peltiht,expeo4itsre which di , tmadered 1 rosary for ties!' ~(thei &d.. .... , vect).* ijs*e teem', lack ..a Pr• 4 9 4 .1 ~ite 41PIPI___,' , , eitsasaseesch ethcieut asteseswpaggig e opuSW.Mill' i.... .pi .t he since the alareshis , *4 llestC ".. eigmh, he iJoese of Cassels* by ; the ifisitieCe. if . . t:ro '', mit saelem.places Auld he retaissd .bp . ' 'saw,' 44 ,- iiera necessary to ammo. a 41 cow/ ' 4 4140 o.the Hutu; each a blow had Mos eisystatiousofilrittsb lih.dy ma proved s h e ds, 4 97 the city of Lossiettu comae Comm*. - , I apoi.so imports* as secasioth r . Mr; ' , dm, thew, that diatpas ,wip 84 wercial as unwept the itOpoli *4-tOALVI• .. apasoi Jo l s i t iiigi* .: /** lol o ll . 44 rilameat e , -They, limal mei! latitly:. ~ 114 .stiohtesll , ' “*. V 111 1" 111 Ihf t rial; sitestair be vest. it repnesstatives o. l # r4acir4s4 t if jog ite,phor. t r . im• AV ~~ E 11 . , • afiv r ~. . ."•,„ r • .•„, . X d r :E 144 It? It tilt• ON Raj coil ; r..,..,:& ii .:..1 ~.... marmoset' Cr r iTIALia“ , OI6.II6 bark as p f ral .tb►ep 44 ~. 6~. ~ , '7l3l "l4l'7 l lTNE.4.l.i treatcl 4 7 l 7 ..... . ad k tat the prise p _ c ..._. ppg t i • *rm tether that, der vire the pripeiple; :of IfitiA. 4 6 f ' „dope by Which gawp lit,, Ter re th e awn of i ' ; r * O l L t es 110° hi . . Iler 1 4: fira Of isiki. We etc' ' K eehn .14•117 were hlehiol la the IbilLos k4i was an asliirysiof th e ;by of London., lit '•tiillyoraby Of Sir Ilimas Abtisy i which lii,wg. 'llam, teirards the crone of his wire, when, tits . . .. nterearts were oo the point of getting in spin, to &e -xpire his Tory Parliament, and pass the act, of swum. sign in Alie mew oar, by . which the crown was wend io thelipiss of flrunswick. He trasSed. hi should Are the panic men of the age coming forward in sup port of those principle', which ggiued strong th ag the understanding became enlightened t sod it would Mot be lea's difficult to arrest the march of the buipattae(ad, 'dad cc.stop - the planets in their orbits, or the sea ip its coursebeers.)—He coacinded by proposing a ressiliallou„draws op in the spirit of his address, sod a petition fouSed opus it, to .be presented to the house of Caninoos. Mr. (JULIA:OI4'AT. ids speech of tome length, seconded the resolatione. Be expressed his regret shet.Sir Wm. Curtis was sot preeeet. mile knew be would say *ere igafisit himself in fire Wont's, that his enemies 'mild io fire boats. as Admiral Gardiner had done . when be was opposed by Horne Tooke. Nothing was ealeulateti to restore England to lis former indepon deoci and prosperity hot a reform in Parliament. which was only to be obtained in two Ways--either by permission or fear. What chance there via that the ',trek! would succeed with the boroughesoagers, be "cbild not ay; but he.tensted that by a steady sad persevering expression of their sentiments, they would at last #revail ii obtaining their •Chject. , Mr. HANSARD.. lopparled . the resolution, anti . looted an article from the. Courier, written 30 years before, he *aid; it bad hex . . ,- t i .... no of corruption that It i;..w yes, a which it stated a sopa of 80,0001. as having hica annually. received by the Grenville family, including tocsins, be.. Mr. J. W. PAiththe had a teehlation sent to him l a st sight, which, out of a seniii of humanity. he iibOald feel It to be his duty to lienpose re the meeting. Neilsen olleded to the irstleotiou fur reform, which he said bad taken place is that 11111 precisely on that day 53ears six weeks . and 'four _days before—fa high;). —at which Alderman: Beckfard. s uggested, that Aonual Porliatseete were best; in which opinion be (Mr. Parkins) coulter* witk" bus, on the pin. siete that „ short reckonriga Saaske long (amide." life rhea recurred to the retaliation to which V. had al. lade:, which was to presept a pajama to the lions' of Commone to remit to MA* 111 1oktho ietnainder of his seetanco. . Alt.-Alderman Wateemilf seat presented himself to the Livery, and was Wildly cheered. .It w not be consistent with the•tnotir of his patine fik If lie 'siglee;ed to make a,feteebsesva lona on tidally* important occasion. Their petit's°, bad bee, for a ' Jong time past liu uniformly tee . .tr% he heel, that . tiipe;Ple seamed to look a • •- as sew Pi less. The right of petitiooing, 'pito Chia hod been can so prised, was now remserf, calor less. The worthy Alde rma n t i me Pi •illith easter of distress, which he attributed te•iliefellii the rice al coasssottktias AewisitUed by laxatlipa.. .... . • '- - • 't~ i 1 4 •v. 1 ": • antrnitteal to the. for theft: couelderai 4 . -,: •"._ ~ ,/ k ' ' -. often 'bat they had kg,* tierit•d *fib :i .; +ts 'qv . 1 ... ; lay tdiefr repro yetis Podiums° . - r, . _ , . , . 1 . oat titre four • Alderman Wu . ..'• •• . • - ' .. -. I r. .phontid'qs. thick it titt tikeir whi -....0•474. -- . manedlre spun . such ea *demi* 1,....1,11,; )* e - . :pentad tweratind Ahem how offer r,0 . `,, , , : • _Oftiolo:iiii nePostent, 30 Lid doll - ;2' •; . ,'. ;4114W* it;vitik'so effect what -,- t . . - ' .. - cop plat ' ' **record, *ad ' 'of , - ' e .......,,.,,„, ..... fg eei l flay_ had poloteil tot , . , • sy e4ea of government .til - . - . '. fdanan flaw, and i ` s •i' - ` - 'se ' i . ~. f , . , 7 - eltantif4 liii pa Ws 0.4, Aw l , .. t x ..f . '-'• lint' lottaar;itorrtml the . peewee 1 ,- -. 4 t-`4 ' •,.., ~ .;411!ellideolitced.at county meetings th, ~,.. - .' '. .• yi , *, t o r Sl i med, and th ey .ni. awash: • ' - --'airo• '„,._ oil refine. Takey (the Livery).weve l'it t i l / 4 • Sean* la seeing forward whir the 4 r.5.. 1 -••••*.,1, . -'-- ',' *) - • ' they.ha4 ° w ir d.. y l r it:Niiam p r io g y ~04.1: 'Me e nf4he ry In from A tckles. si when etemousy sad r . ......., ~", i \ . . , ~..4 . ~, ' "'lt . walla. have adapts • •• '" :I e, ' : )\ ••••. •t' "Md.• fludered it•nneemessary I s i• - ...vote . * foie earner's .to such a 1 co. •t Ares m. amok .116.7t0nt .....w L;Nal I ' • 4 • 11:21 -- inrsr 111161 . W. stser' es fits.nrii.thi l owplgA4as this Ms' des; hat sow die fastiboriders sad other piston *shore had estept-ali-doolpisppitr sdtbs 401114bitin sets bawls. 'Tlictlidwast Tald was seise swe of smut af peoporty li the+asaay.bwlresia4e. higiossilited to die Itemised isdhiblesto. shlonv.stitibsted oar distrouswestwea di 111 s was, *ben was se sigh familia :the ansatry.Obst ,fro. swot .oroossawpdso, sad the pospis wers•aterriag bailie they essidWei get It to l towel e d szosesin asernision the lows ofsistore were . The whole eleellsting median of the ewestey paised:isto. the hassle ., ef geweesterst min slat, sea by than. it wee dealt sot is swill pluses's' to a few isdisideals. This, skin hare bees pre vested by a.daszepeesestatiaw of thwpeeple. He des alluded to.wbat ka!dssigsatesi the showiest& wee seise avowed is .she Hesse of Cosesese, which tit' I fended the realities of sisessres, es the ground that their abolities world deprive goventemeatwa its ids esive, awl pretreat the sassiAs• from gulag es. It was true. she memt isasitise soul.' set r ea. But psi a proessrest. olio's possessed the ensidesee sof the psoriasis Its less, awl it would ir• ea, The gee times I. nepreorstell she city of [wades is Paella west Ka us duel lossiteishess, that be-was sot ear. prised that the , . bad ;tit the sowieseesnies to meet thew. that day; Ott surely, .whet tber had @barged thee (tile Isivery)orkl; igsorasee • It wonitl . han bssit ehatitaisle is thee to have cows forward owl eoliths., *pod. thole se that *read's. -Oaf Hos: Dames had allielsed, that " if they; Ware asked Mir limey said the laws went isequal.ebey avoid sot tell.' Why had be sot eswelosward, sod .kb his supsrischttelligesee eted keswledge bailed drew to their fate? Aostber liad said. that the wisdoms of Paillasses& would afford Am relie f ; sa d a r, w h o was sot as ers . . f thi r d ,Ald's*, 461 that.wws sot oo clear; sad whoa hi got labs. Par• liamestsx, had does mothimg bat mcommieoded a pb...-. , that /sr pureed to rote away soother millio• of their 'smeary to make corn dear. This- wu ail that hod bent Jou tor daftly these geotlimaaa t sed : oow they of. Anil them oft of the grossest imeolts OM eir to the Weil ; for.whos they had assembled for pur pose of laying their grievaues• bebro Par . thou three weer au pretest to receive the 1 of their coostitmeate. Stich was dm Aka of rial influence. Ile regretted that they bad their cobstitarate, thist he might lug" Mei. would have exhibited moot ebams.Aldear._ .).:7; The worthy Alderman, dirt ddw eil MM.f ille Al*. of them .who had samilesi-sholr Agin 1w nolt sum proceeded to argue that the • risottos/. Is. trade equalled es asiooded.that lilt 'eel. collars ; mad out teathathmi the pooltioo, • - Ihe ,olseimeitheeetemi aid isslighlisood• the MOON" • !brassy the coastisatiom ropeleed AI i r Oilliipt falsomili mid `a mlllearylbetmes k lied Add I hat 44:law 111.001seltuft• 1 1, 4 2 84 _. 4 or was /mewl asidMeidaelamisl. ilwiiiier lip ..iik.a. sod the litelster: Is the ember' 11041 6 110111'11e ,lbepsiplelocreasod le samber, iseereeimmesiAbilbg restarir bap tti• airz yti 4 ..s ibr 4 , 4 4Msed th e aril?, 'Asliglasseirlis . PAO . . . se be ce she peeo elsred. br It wet *Off 410 • oil ti tlitZiaitssol.6 411/1111,1:1.19sk„ Mr. Forina bed pOefdeediArlifilleob" :lathes be , lestrietei to euriredfaho r Sf the Add, sad to forwent by eve" iseelegla deit potter, the pest object if retrottrbeed. yebeistoy. sal re- Aerie ; that the *.tills. be Arreitestett - by lir. Alder eau. Wood, the tried friend of ihs Adieus es as. oel whose epsilon be eoetreetetheitit dat-bt colleagues; ; sod Lastly. that the thisimesiithit neetiog, be gins to hi v. Alderman Wood • ell of MIAs% resets times !Wag seconded, were put astiesetiellssiiimessiy. Mr. Alderman WooD felt It to be a great honest to he estrested with the presentstime of their petition, with the testimests of which he perfectly maestro& lie shoal(' take ears to give hie colleagues duo bodes of tke time when be should peeves* it to the Hesse. that they might have an opportunity of supporting it. or not, as they should think proper. lie thought it isipossible for them. when they considered the state of the country. which was sow perfectly well Imes, to than, to avoid voting with biro for a reduction of the public expenditure. He expressed his acksow ledgments for the vote of thanks he bad received. which. be said. would be as additional stimulus, if he wasted any. to discharge his duties towards them. To live is their esteem was all the toward be required for his exertlooso.-(Loarl cheers.) Mr. Hsu. referred to the manner is which the Knightsbridge affair was smiled in the Hesse of Cove nant, and compared the conduct of Sir Wm. Curtis with that of Alderman Weed ma that measles. He aim alluded to the conduct of the Common Ceancli, . . Lad coaeladed an a sitiatikl speech by propoei ag a vote of thanks In dos Carona. Canna, and a vote of' _ • - - - - bat one baud bald up against theta. Mr. FAVILL this prouonaced as eulogies en Mr. Hume. to whom he proposed &mato of thanks t as also to those cambers who so ably sad so elogaeutly sop. ported him is his sista to poser* economy sad re troarbasent. Mr. GALLOWAY sesawdest the motioD, width was curial aaaaimeasly. FAVILL SiIIIXi adverted too the treatment of Mr. Nast. which, whatever his political principles sight be. he said that all seen mast modems ea the more of humanity; aad therefore be proposed a reeeletion en pressing the 'googol theme/sting to that Mies. It ditered from that of Mr. Parities in only sem respect— basely. in not seethes; that his sentence was Miele whisk as it had bees Fragmented by the Judges of the land. they sight get be warmesd is deigg. Mr. PAIIISINS decided tbe Wren of leis resoletiog. as .helag jeatibed by the ler/ality of the seethes; at Manchester. which.ilerf.finet had @seeded. Mr.l.laomeway seceafild Mr. raven% sbelliesiimmi it wile carried mem. ma. Thankomere then meted to Hs Lord Mgyir. fit the mediae,' with which het *ad overcool the mietiage and the_ impartiality w4l4dele he had presided. Mo. WHIP, itfpossielpe seams of We sompli- MAU sad 'he jesting. Meg renekiag ognn.the.; pale- Haat)** of the reselatiou le the smaiernmil• awing parrs, waeoliseelved , in devisee& • •• . 1 r • i - t V • .. , d .liii;:"'" .--..— Ilii t ialgir Wit i ii*OleggriViOli: I .' I 41i; 4.- t : o 0. 4 o i gl i es ...pc; s :. ••: 4. ' t3'.. : 4410 , ifesiatfilig111thartOdi4fth •teri•glse sa.' laatoeisrafsisokafonakAit iffilliof Endseoge. pet' tlfrAlli I* imi erS ;et *y Pt I ile.'orith resist s ed , dirti illobmp, The Indies isSit asitaisaul zaV Stoats; Wi in siltich tbe officae. AU vityliselyAtitrack • - • • 4 644. •MK Vines* * Silt time. Th e prissier tat torlbe Worts, ' ges Ito*. li wt.. if ig affilli of fjoigheogy. $U Me. isto4hlsochre ter. IPit July. ISt I. at Uwe* melba. pogablo to the - Order of James km* draws li. r follick , see. torso W. Sorge,* sad Co; Illtuttfriitt. Ltialso i maul accepted sod Welk make by Maid • illuffirs. %%et; Towgood sad il:s: bosism. Lowden.' • ' • ~ kr. STA 11.111 II adtlreasoi the Jury. The principal AIWA" Cm ,ilist to Orz would be. wkether 'the pri. 'sore saterettho Pill. humming at the s .tao At was 'fiorgild sad disitairAkri tor although then was nu •skalst it loamy* Eorged.these matters were asansied to aserstly. list k 'was. almost impossible' to.prer.e' *45 effear g erskikit was less difficult to dollish the far of sittrottgOlth s guilty knowledge. The ' , Mese* Ocesplid . the Court front three is the afternoon. till put 'aeliitight; the following hrlif ralltrellelli will be Anted to costae the 'most material 'lasts. . *sewer bra rotten spisaer, and is July last resided at Clapham,. swat Settle. Qn the 27th of Coat smash, he called "pen the prosecutors, Messrs. R. aid 8. Isileeott. tat art davtpistier.. at Kitty Mal/card. and sestad that he wasted wpataltea remittasew. attd the 411111Whehei lei hes pesseseiwe did sot suit kin. The per ' Olep.hall peerlessly had no &alleles is trade,. bet they Alen haus to oacia ether through the inedinoa of the Vviewser's wife, and her relations. Armistead pro-- domed two billa,nee Apr 8/I. 10s. sed the other for Vt. lee. sod tits pasemators gave hint *good bill fur -NU and the bedsore is cash. Bum -after this, al• tbealk atetriaewn hod stated 'he wasted the bill for a residues., be eon it I* a frieutl at Iliaarasbraagb, to he discoftetod at a bask there. la Seotosber the prosecatera Nikita agate. sad haring bad their sas pbritran spieliad, is this isterral, by ohattrviag a strong Wawa mesal of the signatures os the ode • ialpeosontation to the prisoner se ad emitting who the parties were. Be es. by whom the bill was drawly sad t:. lbe lodonreee, lived libblanchester. sod Wows with them la .4bUriarass. About rabe iliatilsinewi daft they were seat at *Male and k t et-or a .shirt tints Ines re r,. ro ma. Letters were Uwe ad, . _ AriFiSos whose Dawn appeared ea' k 'tse. 11414 iddmately returned tit Yenta. ' initiate of th. OW-Wu 41110.:, bald be (meld. . , . end a rig* ddliiii MI6 ' Thealitehovit real tames NA eliftwora• ilko nigh liilimoilei *peeves°, thor sire eeleverfaiseitteire ! . ti l ,./1 / _MM I PARSItM s r e 4I 4III _ leema to. gi f i Irises; die Nlls 'Veit made pi, ibe guilty Itiowlodge, a *umber of bills were lidadllied. ail of Mild were groped to ban beet beige. evi dentltbegp by tbs,,guis partliV proediatlea witalrouiled. W` Nlly 'keg elest'bil die Ouse* to s paws of ti f to and matted to allirr. • 'Mae, wboinfimed se take it, having received one ratite maim description a sheet time before, which be had wieertaleed to be a ferpry. bletealfe saw sal inform .ed dm primroses of this. The bill was at that time dated thaleth Jsly, the day tie which it was paid m Dawson, though is them purported to have been ac cepted by the party la Leedom. It was returned by -Demos to the prisom en the 17th, and *a the 10:11. it was paid by his to the promoter; the disc hit isg bees altered is the ems time from the 10th to the 18th of July. Several letters of the prisoner were put is is 'slime, aid also a letter addressed to him by a persoa of the ease of Parkinson, the, resid ing at Maaehester, who bas slate aloseoaded. This let ter stated that a amber of bills were iscleeed ter the priseaer's use, complained of the small share of prods that scented to the writer, and saggested that a IRoebdlle plate might be serviceable to the farther pommies of their designs. The prisoner's bill book was also predeeed. from which it appeared the entries of these bills were made by initials, is an ob. scare and naistelligible sumer, sad totally different from those received is the regular way of basis's.. The defame of Ole prisoner was ably coadacted by Messes. Je:rse and AasaA AA a. it pas elicited by the ereesimandeation of different witness*, particu larly of the attorney dee the prosecution, that the WK. pow were to be danyed by the mimes of the pri man, who had recently bottom, a baabrapt, eat oldie had bil held, at which it was dittenniaod to indict him I bat that this step would not, in aU probability, km" bees takes if hie friends would have parehased his safety by advaselag a me of mosey towards the liquidation of his debts. It also appeared, that thoagh tbe Whom was tiostaittod six mouths ago, se Froward lags were eimismiamid till after the °peals' of the Assists. The p 444414 4 hi defame, stated that proper se ems to his beaks sad • s amostats bad bees dashed bits, sad that It thip Aposseary &militias bad been afforded his., Be -aiff Use explained away tbe pre sent charge. Pear' gestiensets . wire ',retsina.), who as well as seam' et the wholeness lie the prosecation, gave his a high character toohliblasoy aad integrity, provisas to Waste hill traagsainsa. It appeared that his eon. eeelioes were highly. asepeetable. bad Itiv had held Coptaie's Couississionia the Crayon &ogles apd•Lorsi His tarehip cliervi the Jury with hie anal ha partiality. wise. attar nuriug about halt ea bear, re. WNW late Court. at • quarter past wave, with • Vaillict (Why 11.11111 the Gerold regal, which cow abed marital charge tar uttering with • guilty know hely. its* Jurywoman's/lei bin to mercy es octant of h g.. seasoner. 'wss.. Davin, es" et Ils• altuesues-Serabe vows.. (- r` . ~~ :: 3 r..~~. 11L )1 .111:1 Aloe. WIN&Oki for - vermicelle,. tAi the WWI* • itlbotliovii is , labbenretuleo;::: .. . ..Uip.l4.l•lloo.oksion4 tko4 iilthemoi l by* •ennemoded him - toetierep.Se bit it Midst • the lesimie of tin law inn resa . i : 11 4 .intaaiiior Siledat of the country reweittel it. . • • !.. • . supra. LENT ASSIZES. Heintifiti; , e Ciotti Seise..—TlW balloon US for this erienty Rabk.d lids bay. prisoners named is the caleadari.dielewlin••• eopriervi wail received sashimi of iinikikat Joao wore Wier wroth , . The Ergs 0. MAST marines. • This was as 'silkworms spine the Mahn, o vonog womu of about twenty, fot keeplag derlylmosost tirlirkten. tt appstetihinlitikli& ant kept a brothel of the very worst dessriptieo, thigh s' that no had ortlmeal ins het whim ee viral young melons. moiety the ago c-f htor te . si o set 'awe thee StieeirgiAs, an smiler foam s jolts of an. wen entw4l es prove the saw. stmlet tho lorarami-Je4gt'silirections, klbsil the it geedaet gatilty, and she wag seshaemi to pays to, nix King a Got of IW., bebeprimlert ;lino s oy of Concedes for Mahn, itio years. ' ' • 'Retentive, Unrest?. , --Yeettentay ti,. Stetter, wade his Report of the following Fission -61111.0 gate. eoarieted of amphetamine st the kit? Renihes 4 vii.:—Robert Grout. Chas. klintlani Hari.ett Solosseas, for bargiSriro; 111. j• .24 Henri Newbury. for violin is s dweril f Daniel Witby, for a bort:tory ; Jobs Plosi . ‘ 1 " Vishway gabber,'; Hoary Sten,. fur 1, dwell ispiesso ;. Bohm Cbriaseas. f4r b Wis. Flashisis, hug bigirway robbery ; Wu. Osbert* mid Edwin Cothvia, for litrifid in •Hartha &Miley. for strange Is a (1104,11 - 6, 14 whoa Ins. Osborne said Hulas Coebrart wa4imhia for • :ors tietk os Irsoadify set t.-Tios otiori kauSid I spited ihtriotehis blairotYle pleasure. 4, Monday 144 e Notivimpod, for deo alfal ohres i igi 11.isalroth Isipott. as Senior. is SoylaraWt s i m pd ag bit la the shin was execaseJ at Pissbeh4 Heath. At okras *clock the portal esp• sod piesoststi the wagges. which came the suiprit tiid 'guards, 'attended by As tie the (kronor of and aftihof ems. Norma sea as tb; felbaCehrel Wawa's the itsestieser sal Isesbey his* I mist seelaselesly spectacle, Isis Isekeherjar goo* each s woeful eta+ elses the der ass appeared pale sad dr*ssi. sal wrirweiet of bit lipeis be espirelt bathe swivel of dwesseasiiss at pelt oui• 18 11 4 bY the 1 162 144 1 /. „Nil* tiled sat appropsiaserapir, .. to erect SIN priessic. Whew hi bee fold, hi iwiewied . it with a feartarlit 11ke mug" whi was Marl "iffe Y l l ll ! 4.1.81.4 Wig eat .... Auld defivel 4 45 4. 'lrma ado prism. for di;sisiiil::7lir II pang easecitelmighst 112 ye*. of .ge, sem and good looldog. having. MOO' . ;1 11 ' 0 " peanuts that Indicated his Wog a spopieoer.. ?lit 1 sshappy men, we learn. was of an initsble Siespri aid to his ungovernable puslea is to besist..oll. Oft dime for which he has forfeited Ms Gk. - . - Oilidurday lest. a boatmen less eeitilifinifile the . Rev. Maud Harvey. one .f thelmileiller I Kent, is the pushy* 10i. soder the 52. d Osseo 111. Cap. 39. Sec. 46, for baring di die 25th sk piloted a vessel into Reassente 'berbour,ltset iaiego liceased Pilot ; and Is default of Isaymenklithmica committed to the County Gaol. As tistrovii this sobjnat does not appear to be graddly hawk II may be asehd to give an extract of tli• Owe Ad ''''' .. That ao Fends shall take ekerge of say med, sr ii dray nosier met all a Pilot, unless he shall Le Balk. rised thereto by some lawful licence, on pais efisdriu sag a sum not exceeding SOL nor lees due lIU. fat As first otesce. and for any second, or subseganit‘sees,, soy sun oot.exceeding 501..50r lees tba. N." The great trotting amcb which ocropies nick !a gendas is the sporting wand, will take Place ° II "' day, roe &wintry Common. The match is, Au tie horse belonglog to Mr. Witten, which beat tile slate coloured horse (Ow best of its eddy inported Ant rim.) three miles lately. Is backed to trot distends , 1 'titbits sties Wades, and to carry tea stow. Tbs odds *roue time. Oa the same day Captain SOW undertakes. for 200 gs. fee his horse to trot eigbt miles in half an hour ; and again for 100 gs. chit 4 horse, his bees fide property, shall trot sizing mile within an hour. To carry 11 stone io the first WA. and 10 stone In the second. Betting is two km; that be does not win both. , Have they•ug.rasies.ciaa44o.l6lfLodusa mO • run three.headred and areentymile• is six secreatieo days. finishes' his herdlike. task au Satasday lot. la seventy hours and twentreeven toirilt. 4 , ile igfili f the time for refreshments. taking io his jut" , 19,210 term. • Swung:peon. cloonhccu, & Co. respect Mil wire' s ' the Fablic that the Ticket. No. 11,221. afore I"' terday, a-Prite of 20,00111.. was sold he the. i° SW " at their Old Eatoblishett Office, 10 I, • Staik-bniLliegk. Corshill. Tickets and Shares, 'armored *Oki'''. l l are on sale for use next and last day. WS 13 " 1 April. MARRIED. • • On Wealeasday. 2Tti Inst., hlishaol Earth Levy. deo"' w eou n r , t, Em ilirea . of d pn amod rweewe_m le-treet, v to . Ass, daughter of M. Rags' On Tharaday. the Vtith Inatast, Nicholas Marts Nicolei as Esq. or the laser Templia ' o dor Water Lose Villa, in C v , salt. to Sarah. daughter of s M e hte Joha Davide' , Ent." lb* East India llama DIRV. Oaths Stb last., R. Sparrow. Esq. of Woriinshsw 01'1 ofolk, lo the Slit year of his Iterated m. :n LOll et 7 fa•e ner. • Mall MATSU AT 110 N-Bil M A I TO-1103A0q. Lei " 6 l l '..54_511. Pit — Wad. sad Piibiabal at - the Vice ' •.a .. an wrATI MILIII" aad "Its Cossytyuylos"(9o4 ailir). Me. SIM iMsersd. by IL WAADIILL. 1..11.0 Also All Cetaimalailieas. Orders, am- us I s l eswi . , be addiaradd.' • i _,6 .. ' ,k.ama.S.