The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-12 00:00:00

1 . ;~, ,• eisiles. Cam!les - clef prothec • Mr. HUNT. address to dot _ Mr. HUNT, whom " this Inca," its court to, 'night be posseued it. Very glad I moved ; we think, Old Times 111 and o half, to the ead of his release. Os: Ns. per .Bbit ONMI.OMs 0a • * per CLCOII 79li &ma an mech.:. • • 3 4 Per Cast Geste See OM Am' "' 4 perfume.. • 8 per Et.. Piney 1001 H 4n. Is. perCeut Lees Alm. Obit Ga. Ir Agit • • Imp. S per Cent ln Irish 0 ter Cent 1 es T o titte sis. • •• • • •=2le t 0t.% FITIII WATS! AT LOIMPOW•MINIR TO•NOIRATI. Moniker 9m. after 6—Beemirmt 99 M. OW I. eDt btstclimacn. TSB STATUIIAII" a INCORPOIMIIID MIN " To • LONDON: 11111Cli 12, 1822. STOCK EXCHANGE, TEN O'CLOCK. In consequence of the debate last night, the Stock Exchange was crowded this morning at an early hour. A great deal of business is transacting, loci the mar let appears very brisk. Consols opened 791 for mo ney, and for the account 79j1. TWELVE O'CLOCK. Owing to no mails having arrived as yet.from the , continent, we are without any news or reports nu • • • Change. Consols are 79i for ;Money,lend fir thitneo. eosin an. Five per Cents, ars.litsj>. In fireie • fonds there is not much duingkihrumernium and It ii ' out expected that any cousiderithle Operations will take place until after Friday. • a Spanish New • 64 Old ditto 6I to 88 • Prwmian. .. Danish, . 85 Neapolitan. . 701 PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. • The 5 per cent. Bill last night passed the House of , Commons without any material amendments. Aod thus this measure may be said to have been adopted. It is a rtsl revircHox of the interest of the debt by Act of Parliament; but . another, and far different re-' duction, is, we think, at. no very great distance. . SOAP AND CANDI.Ei. , —.Mf. CURNEN gave notice, that, on Friday, he should propose a measure for wog-, wanting the cLuty on foreign tallow, sad follow it up with a motion for a reduction of the (hides on nap and toadies. This would be greatly beneficial Mo . diesierhare. Certainly wore than to the pultlin general. For, the advantage to the farmer I. veil great when he can make his own offal fat into soap -and candles. hardly worth 2d pound, and the farm-house there MUTANT Bo of moving so to alter the Afrtiny Bill as to take from the King the power of dismissing officers without trial. We are sorry for this, because we wish always to agree with Mr. Hone, who has rendered many real services to the country; and, we can never agree. that it would be proper to erect the officer* of the army into a body dependent only on ode another! If, indeed, the trial were to be by jury and judge, the case would be different. This cannot be. To snake the officers the sole judges of the propriety of dismissing officers would, in fact, be to establish a _perpetual military corporation ; and, we know too well what civil ) Corp.. 4 itas are to wish to see a military one: they are . , imam enough with gowns and maces, what a 11b etwporetion with whiskers and swords would be, It is not very difficult to imagine. PLaCEMAN . 6 1311.1•.—The principal subject of the evening's discussion was a bill. or resolutions prepara tory to a bill, brought forward by Mr. Vanua-ran?, - for settling the allowances that persons in the several offices are to enjoy on their retirement, or, what is called, their seperoanuatims. We have not now room for details, for whieb other opportunities will offer ; bet, some prominent points we may catch. And, first, as to the principle. we perfectly agree with Mr. MAR DIATT, who made every sensible speech, and one that as we think, ought to have convinced any one who heard it of the impolicy of any such measure. What, indeed, is to give a public officer any claim to pay, when his services cease, any more than a private Se cretary, or Clerk ? And, would such a thing ever have bees thought of. if these persons, through 4be lioreagb indsence, were not fastened upon the fruit sof the people's labour? It is the way, too, to have end public servants; and, as a proof of this, did it ever yet enter into the head of any merchant, who must beige good Goes, to adopt such a system? . &relation, in dustry, exertion, enterprise, are, and must be, out of the question, if time. and time alone, is to prodeas a peados/or life. la shot as has long bees the case in the diplomatic line, interest, as it is called. is to be the qualification for public employ. and public em play fee some years is to be a qualilleadon fur a pen sion for life. In laying this preposition before the Reese. the Chancellor stated certaia reductions whisb an se take plats la some et the salaries, sad alms, iminit , lllllllll4l9= AK .rd,weaPeot , oveis wow jikirde illaild . * 114 cheat the • ' ' thillal Pod effhti*tris., We chaise:o.Y 1 we tleelleMPl g r etzle . Sit if 414milibib. We awribelite ad to 0t0411161,r . Sere,' and NM very fat )(Weed, from thlokleg It terse ries; The Civil Luc is higher is neraniael olosset than it was in 1813, and, at compared with faroltn" dace, it is three dosses highs ! Is it gerstrow thus - , fore, to abate about a taste part of it? Is this show• log that the Ministers (for it is they sad their 14s tions) wish to share in the sharps/u s ed . the conntsl? Is it mach distress Is:Primlye a tenth part leak• for doing little or nothing, thee was received beflori?- 6 And, observe, it is not ilia wan hinted at to touch pensions and sinecures, though many or them sr granted when pikes were at their height! The lob: ries of the Judges were dbahled during high pekoe; std are these Dot to be loiceredt Not i word is said about, thane io the Cuxxcina,cia's speech( Lord Coo -71.111A041 took INCILIIIOR to say, that he" bad almost " said that Parliament.was iseeispetene to meddle with . the Civil List"! Indeed ,t We . ohest six times that Parliament has beer's it. What! is it so penes k to add. 11; 1 r . not competent to diatiniabit. • What amen mite toil! sect ? If we were to ininit; ft ° 1 dolor assert, this of the Perliansent, should we not bola dengue( naninfol went f Poe, was ever any thin ea well calculated for bringing that body into thoreagb contempt?--We usage dismiss this article without "noticing sbefollew% , 1 isg curios; incident, as stated in the yeportef a Meet- Tug paper ;—" Some 'noire przeirifinl * Me Seen " during part of the time thatibecWv4 was heating. " A stranger in the Gallery, 1446 faro "m ax , " cited by it, was induced toattprese feelings in a " manner which worsii awed to*, Parts it was we "soiled to its dignity. Abets the WEI of the teeter, " noel the murmurs of the Liiineo,* wake 4 ihu, " stranger was heard exclaiming 'Mew. lit--4 ye. " 'silence.' The effect was ludicrous in the Patriot; " 'or did the stranger seem soeseiers of abit *spew_ " prier., of roodart he bad_ exhibited, main thelpee " mice of one of the messengers to lead hlMAtills l l l ., " called him to a recollection of Me atediasee le ibr, " dressed. He was, however, suffered tee Sdi#llo. " seat he occupied."—What are we to witness the thing is over ! We, for ourselves, hwy. 0 I. Sneaked i teald eis f. -;* • lye are aaliefeed,.44ld In another part of our paper, we have gins TM iilH coast of a !nesting of the Licensed Piettinllers. 104 at the Free Masons' Tavern, Great Q u e en -e e r nu y take into consideration the firm and spirited cbsteliise of Mr. Mean, in bringing Sir . W. Comex?, T. Coi n miss, Esq., and S. Mud" Esq. to conviction, for corruptly withisoldiag his license. The unity *As sistance to oppression, displayed by Mr. Mu&. NW .. finely pourtrayed by Mr. RICHAID JACIUTIiti.; Mt. Ives proposed I resolutions; one of wlleii was —that a subscription be sot on foot, I. the rueseneltia demnify Mr. Maze fur the tosses sustained by bisirafisdi I the conduct oft be 111 agistrates.The resoled**. were oar- god unanimously ; and a headstone subscriptiou wash"- mediately commeaced, which we have so doubt will bed carried to an extent which will amply express the (la titude of the Licensed Vicluallers to Mr. Ness, * his great services to them. ludeid, it world be Oil fienit to over-rate the obligations that body owe, to this worthy individual. H. has greed them frogs a scourge of the severest kind. They bad he. , Mug' a t, I subject to the caprice of the Magistrates, sad 'ran insults and wrongs , arising from 'the w . , peace of that caprice. Few Ewa woe r i courage to set their power at delimiter, and to few ditonow selves and brethren from the yoke so onjostlyplited upon them. We are glad to see this rocritoritsos .- Oct meet its just reward from the Licensed Vimulal% leis, whose proceedings yesterday do them sh• - itsot• est honour. The only Irish papers arrived to-day are those Dahlia. which happily do not bring tay froth-edit' of outrage. It is remarked, upon the authoritf i r: y f ths Cork papers, that the Insurrection Act has. the mere terror of its name, hitherto subdued the spirit of the Insurrection in that great County. Mr. LOtyd has been sitting from day to day is Cork, and there has set yet bees ose conviction under the Act. At the Raihkeale Sessions. however, the bruises. has bees brisk, tad Ave prisoners were its the second day, sen tenced to be trusported. A Leeward Island mail has arrived this mareisg. the packet that breagbt it sailed th- 4th of reletwary. Jamaica papers have strived to the 13th Jaaaary, ef *hick the fellimieg are extracts : Pres the CAronick, tith of Jam—A meslisti of tbe 'reebaldera sad iababitasia of the pad* at ft. it is se 'be ILisg is - 116;1 - WwleitSail6;;;1 Jar - 11 - ent. sea .41 I ll4 l *Weea 1 sion, Tit • ishalltg Mly - iradttss oa a great Pmblic 'Atriums, to ca . like bail.** ovatimecof their owe Represeaatires.— J(~d'te is)44ez of the propriety of petitionibehie Haar thollmatenast Governor Ma diemolve the pram* Moose of Ateembly. Jaw. 9.—His Majesty's ship tribune, sailed fees Pore Mello on the 6th ult..for Swats Martha, to Amain a inpply of mealtimes and necessaries, ber crew beim: sickly; she had at that time shoot 300,000 dollars ow beard hr this Port. fisanusa, Dec. 10.—As the commercial business of this Colony has been in a laoguisbi c ag mats hr some time past. we are moth pleased is disoacmiag • gleans, which we bops will brighten oar foam prop- Pecb• lIVNINITT or Till OLD Tamea.---1 , It will he WO k _ . - was that Si, IPraseis Horded gave sotice of a me* ' 4 Yet sight, the object of which is to be the milk.. "4W. Of the rest of Mr. Haute sentence, by tisitimm: " stitutional exercise of the Royal clemency. fAie .tire's sufferings have been so improperly aggra. *rise by circurustauces spon.whicb it is Gnomes. 10segy militate here, that we cooler we should sot 1' de ;eery Uhl, Majesty were of Mu own free .MPesd:williose any address whatever, to release him 11 466 gesallsemeat. The severity with which the 'ghee bail bees executed may be very justly eon ;illiderod as a coniroutatios for the remaining portico 8.40 tbe time. We were no greet Aim& to Ms " Heet's proceedings when at liberty, or to laic " kcal *siege at any times bet wo hope we may . " call oerseives the friends of huisseity."—eid /Um, te-dey.—That thee mayest, we warrant thee, if, by buniasity. We are to understand, the pursuing of every poor jeeps*, prosecuted by the Crown Lawyers or by preseestiog societies; if. by Aeaugaity, we are to an derstand the porsaiag of every suds peruse, uses or weesom and sever quitting them, tilliairly inched op •at tie gallows. or safely lodged in a dungeon ; if thia, be hweresity. thou art is (timid indeed. As lees mi l the name of the brave CASHMAN shall be remembered., so loot (sad , we hope it will be very long) will the Auxessitgof this paper live in public recollection. It ought sot to to forgotten. that Mr. daimieni, etated,•die ether sight, in the Mouse of gbaress DiakCealspeog had cleared thirty willßous of mushy hyyspßeatrictims 4rlr; aid, *6 trust, that ills will4.l44iemesebered is vain; for, if the g eitioirdtelissm. can mast hieru hue it by ,same Medd:dos Act.: 2 .-Mt. WOUWeII, dsimudiume sigidift ibid. that, of =ad any sill - expectet kr be . op ,their earthly abode, is their regimestals, sash, target, goillotse a*4 Cottatanusae.,—At the Mietiog dtbe SOW Daniel' Sellety. the edger day. the Duke of Wai.aartvron ante ' Ike bail* dthit'bright personage Sir W. W. Wert ; 1 - "Mr. Citaauts W. W. Wits returned , tha liPli trlMi very moimatel manage. observing. that " the Britmee Peopbeey was sow more than Milled. " The rmappeareaco of Arthor auseaget them had " takes Oboe; bat. Artier of old fewest to free hie " country only, while the present Arthur bad gismo " freedom to ell Emile !" The use of tAreskiirmsecAiece has, it Is said, beak diseentisited la Norfolk and Suffolk. This will cot -Wooly make more work for the labourers, sad stable dm ape a little. mere than they did from the far mars bet, this mum SedlieSist his espied, or out of rest. The foresees prospect is dismal indeed! A disterbance took pales at Beekieptem on &ter dap Timlilimaters. in parish work, get N. a-flay* itlinki mink! This, listens, was nedeced! Good God! Shfremee a-day ; ai.eptsce for It hears /doer, **Beeves 11. private fedsolder gets Mika* peace matey (sad net tee n 0.4), fossilise clothing, tedgiar, ! Cameatnea.--Wi beer. that great expectations are stertaieed as to the Sift Gusty-Meeting at Cam bridge, sehieb is to take pleat on the dth et April. Oo the beaks of the &verse the Dods have, we bear, gives an eafavenrable appearance to the wheat Gelds there. f f this were general, as it does eat ap pear to be, what glint tidings at the Treasary ! Banbury fair on the nit inst. was pot so well at tended by buyers as the preceding one. Beef and Mutton experienced a very dell sale at somewhat ender the prices obtained last fair. Store Cattle and Sheep likewise sold badly, in fact, sine. Lord Lead.mderry's prepositions for the relief of the agricultural interest hare been known, the depression on every article the farmer and grazier has to dispose of appears to have increased rather Oran diesidilsed.—(Beelriagheas Chstosicle.) Advice' frees Brands to the Sib of December have arrived, which state that the churchwardens (Mr. Till and Mr. Buham), who were Imprisoned by artier of Governor Sir W. Lumley, have brought actions in the Coact of General Assize, at Battalion. against the I rwin of the prison, sad against the constable who, took dons dem custody. and bare each recovered, is 'the Got fastest". AWOL and le the emend !kg da mages; thus. obraildpir it &skims galas* the I.plitl of coloo`''" -- • (kr the Governor's warrant.. % Jim l os. a * aides; the gai l jAa NV r. 4.4 : r A Meeting of Licensed Victuallers was yesterday be it the FreenissoaeTevern, for the pu r p ose o f takin g did, ease of M r . Meek, whine license bad bee n aniastly with, bald from him by th e M ag i s t ra t es , into cooed - • ~--. Mr. Mcrae, Jacksos, having been called le the abide, briedy stated the object o f the meeting, ithiek.,, most importaat as affecting their properties, tie!, eh, rasters, sad their very egisten c e. H e t h em read a the; statement of Mr. Meek's c ‘ se, f r o m th e per i o d of bin tap e e Green Man in 1814, d own t o th e 27 t h of Fehiaart when he obtained a verdict in the Caen of die r ' , , Bench aping' Sir Nathaniel Conant, Thomas Celli;, Esq., and Samuel Mills, Hsi , fee having corruptly and anjestly withheld hi s Ik e n se from him io 1816. Hen;, relined his losses, consisting of LEO. paid for the i sue of his house, and snlosequeat improvements la *yo re . mines, together with Met per annum, the average p ro . its of Isis business, at 3,08 W. This Mr. Jackass laid, was his statement, end extremely moderate keret ile atond unparalleled in his sufferings. He (Mr. hob oes ) had himself bees a *offerer 28 years apt Whine r could have Lad the nerve to have pas through w b u Mt. *ash bad borne, and to have opposed NA a h a d, as the' liagisatatos is the spirited maser is width be had dose. lama) of the gentlemen pessuatiad reale. ties, to propeoporleich would sow be sabaiNd Is dew for their adepelis. Mr. Ives tbaspapsoad a strips. of Reasiatiass oft. deeming themeadessoi the Magistrates la Mating Mr. Meek his litmus,- fluted and cruel; . ;epplaild eg hi s spirited orsilititi•litlieresting them; ptoposincom4 acrhie e voninietessoldm fur his logs, mad the err ma d sataisii and soliciton for the able wa ver which datt wed** his ease; aid oho the ovenware mid diseobweedene• of the parishes silk James snide. Atha, Cleeteawell, few having amll4 Mr. Meek to be a sum aigoed charade,. Mr. Unarms, in a lest led able speech, seconded the re:salmi's., mad I. the stone of bis ohneivadoes at the power oicareieml *Sr pablicens by Magiitostea,mo s i s ,d his hopes of obtaining relief from this statue( *Oh io in the House of Commove, thrungh the sashimi et Mr. Peel. He enestioned the cases of several ether pttt limns who ex red similar injories; but wheiled not the same slain to eganipessatioa at the hands Wile public as Mr. Meek, because they Had not bees eniaL, public spirited. Mr. Meek was a Obalpierer; bet he was a beggar. He had bodes . his "pound t. the earth ; but he swab lute the dust from the recoil of the blow. Would they lease him so? No. It woald bets morsel disgrace open their **Ms, if they snifered hug. to remain neglected in that road bat (where situation; Haley permitted him to dee a therapies, but die a martyr to their cause.—(fenig toothsome! %harrier) Mr. WII•LIA9I6, one of Mr. Meek's sollestirs, washed to ramify a mieeaderitaading which tie bad heard 'chi. al in the room, and that was, that Me. Meek had a good ground of adieu against the Magistrates. Sy Ibti Act of Parliament, howerer, which 'gave hill that . . = he was bound to bring his action whim ex after the cense of adios aceorred. IllstpadoS hens' sow gene by, he bad ais redrew' in that shape. Mr STaPillnill then isformod the wieteieg *at an& scription would take plan in the room. After is short coaversation, in which Mr. Gale Jess attempted to take a part, bet was..inehund mileiret, the Lag were gives to t h e Chelsea. A lank plass. and dossed* adjsatatd. ' LITMUS ALLll.—lboxatir ; Masco H. --eiese-- A spa a sit al.flpasesz.-714 0 1 1 ML 10111P-rl MO *le. am of . VaLlita l la=l ll 4f, 4 16 to 1 apt **why*. lel*tistis Mannas.--Tbe seemed post ?be sans Ilona% the data mileared Ans i.; Alp. Sr neValrender, took. plea nag .Liiek. over the lame grimed as the pre ry-fijonimoss. The match was he %7 .,... 1.1y5pre te ride their earn hems. lead .at maniac sod was 50 yards a 11;of the drat mile, sad dm AbbefiCall 1 a chases at any one priiied, and can Mast ease by about two bemired yank. broke through the match, ad the greeted, s done in eight minutes sad foriraree is thirteeit 4110111414 quicker than the lad maids. W hat makes this performanee asparal:eled, is'. only the speed, bat the wstratardidary weights which were carried. The Mos ss..te both weighed, to deter mine a bet at Kiagitsa after the match +bee Hr. Fielder weighed 13 Kos* 1211 m. sad Mr. Hyena 15 Mese ilbs. without saddles. By this it appears that the sin 7 t a h e e r s g s a per ve t i he orit A y meri of a cm h e brem orse er Yttl eer las. p whic wucog hcle airi rly , p asromthe slate-coloured horse has been considered for years the beat in America. lf, after the decision of the referee es the first match, any disputes conk have possibly e arial es to the payment of bats upon it, they meet . her bees 1 asulati.7ly satisfied, ea r e cleared a b ilit y M po r y . io Fi g e o ld be er o e ss a f pal e lse o ll o per si* - , dyable event. The other match was for a stake of hod talon.. be. Were a mare, the property of Mr. Edward Bouverie and a Mr. Montgomery's horse, I. trot twelve Nile . .. and to carry 10 stone each. It was done over a two mole cieck. itt the Granger Park, Eases. the seat of Mr. Sihdtf• 1 2. k • two miles was timed by th e . umpire sa follows, in a tine close race. Mr. Bouverie. Ms. See. I Mr. Moat canal MilL s .e.r. lit Two Miles ia 6 Ad Ist Two Miles to 6 41 3d 24 Di pi tt li : : - : 6 6 36 47 2 31 " Di t t ts to 2: : : 6 6 4 : f 4 r th ;h Di Di tt t t - . - 6 6 5 50 1 45:Ith Ditto Ditt : . : 6t 52. ! 1 6illinfin° . 11r. - lioa - mi l; e li wo l s 6 it til lty pi a tt. few it;ds: 6 " Ve have seen the plan of a sew The InseranceCett• pant, called the Dixesa, of the principle of which we very munch approve. The rates of the pren,inm. ante• pillared according to the actual ri-ik incurred, lette.d of being raised above that fry the porno , ' of tusking a return at some future period. This is el CeD aiderable importance, because pe.snns are sotusti%..' deterred from insuring by the nartetruest of their meats, which evil is *hived, in a great degree, by e.os plan. No policy is cffveted by this company, toe greater extent thlinfi,c Mormeurr/ pentads, on one Cr so that its stability, and its competence to satisfy W• mends, can neve r b e p u t i n j eo p ar d y . The p•iy:holl'i 5 per nest. on the amount favored, within one week alts tholost, is nn advantage of considerable voaesimfr• Thews are several others, well worthy of the ettibli: at tention. Mr. Towers, sargeoe, of Kendal. whose martin a hie wife was noticed in oar paper, oboes two mesas signs bee been tried et the Wrstinnriane amines. Tie trial lasted nine boors, and the Jury hilut convi °4 611. of Out mental derang. !Tient of the prisoner, acqeitt ,l bieenif the charge ;* bur he will he confined for ideal butatie. brAranuie" uml sras CONVIPITL TION"( kPmio PYrbilised at tbr %Om • No. M. iippeete it. c•otoest% orsib- Vititstr.L. LL. D., to *now cowoowooltials• 0 0, twat miseeted to be Labels/4. -~ .• 5 .1 %. • • The fat if Now h.tdly worth " s wished, ;bat every man in Knitted ' ' t '` . - ,g - ' downs ante cellit site. 'Vie h;Mited .. aad ar t ra y tt ... ." . " . "0 0 .1„0 . 7 t h w 1 et a4 . ‘ .. the candle sell at from Bd. to 90. fa e see, this b o d y ', see , that. im m ., sm ' .si illirdielitillt,Aiik 'li' titer tt i llto ths . . mskeeliptiets thmsookt here are all the conveniences for malting „ al b i • rte ; That GIS 4,66. ' .illeilt DOI Ille6 tio; ...i t ... au _ i c.! oodles are, in Americe, marries the arth• . —.. 0 c0......_4-. • j. `. -, i aeon 4edag that period. Thli Is what we have 111 - MIMMIIMITTAITI ter that the farmer sells. .It is - wed that t e Sheriff of Shropshire - ' igloo 110160140111 hr. - Alba. , indeed. is ter ether way la I -..• :' .: '.• ...; ..•:• the emeseesil eise Ode to. be trommerrel44a , ~,' .. Datrits o - ,11, II MO/ • • —Sir Fitit t rll 31 . 1 0 10 i ht° 11 ," allar tn * **PLlAll • • t a. ..4 11 . 64 t. 4 „,.... , ;or - -"'"` -We illitllledki..solirilliaillillidlee. - °W. ' " "g ir 411 i ' l n i " . " 1 • 1 b a reeniiitiesi h e : . , 6ag thaesford, I t _ s King toloorrow week, for the reform of i -•• •""'' 1 ""olso- • *Whig lag Session of " 'lliCilliiiir was Ocas-11 mil ala r r i whore die highdolood OW •rieses calls list kingdom , to ouloillok if ellar effs ' 'We Ad mg to Ili' - 1 lA', I r.. 'ii it' d 1 ,,' D o eimon t o go. of and which " area" it was glad to pay an willin g sir to soosillk *OW i.105i . .. , .. ,s 6 . reot la )afile'-fir* ' • ,- , met if therifStal Commission. A i t z -132 i.! . 511 6 when It 'thought it probable, that be this maims" No 'osso coal { 'WO; leolliifir. •I git h al l hiss h.11 ... 141 .8• 01101. 11 4 4 "La" • •' i Tab siaistroilui we should think, es deny ~..i fi c . t faiiti'• , , 11101141 e Imi n" * " l/41"ar "Inili ff" a 111 "aa" "P= Malsisiotstosi the sul ,ssessed of , some degree of power to serve .. .. •• •,_ _ their poemisehig velem • '• •,,' • nevi biome cad Um I lad to see, that this address is to be to assemble fin say legal' Palm; SO P l .* Sir BercruttnilgrOmertthilitielf‘te bees resigned t ejn ioy it two o'ciick s think, too, that Jonx &rams, whom the yer will have tie effrontery tie 'ay slat it ' ' to hi s plu s en anniCe. We •ooppinif fillni projirootioin t o c oat& one. on s oo i. o , .... ; i . represent your grievance to Parliameat. seirtirptg bare bees st. i p m gei r the sa* . n pains' with Most Mi• rektor anti Mr. 1 1 Ironed into Chester Gaol for fon years for relief. We are maxims, to keno some *illit tua L callw. " 4.ll4lo " l/ " l ' sambacshe • viigar w eit hi l c i h i v il a rigiv i• ol t la g uese rf eoe ue ; :e g ad . " at b} tit 3 e ic e i nlo i r a tia never can be suffered to remain there f that time , m i dmos some effort so come of this; bat shall sot pursue the subject tardier. it za . . . ' hors; serer bad a chi present. We trust, so gent i mes en be hived; Bin lialaill. Wm ins predecessor, re a Prsey Cows- heal with the • ___ . " lair : km Mk a *lag that wither could bare, one goitber tiorset= t hl it LL.—Mr . Huns expressed his iatention Ignorant as the Sheriff of tilltoPallgo Is sollsosoesso ' of liseirilies, arty mere expected, titan they could three miles, was done i • to alter the Mating Bill as to take from to be. —op— 5i..5.....AL...L.A. i.. A.l. ...4...uttala_ sash_ format: match. What seekestiai II ''‘. ' F }- • I. ...ofk,r";es • . 0 ~► - " Y • '•'' .; 1 Fl 1a ~' "~ L . ~' °~ 1 . . ' ;1 1- • - • 114, „