The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-31 00:00:00

- 7 - a P. 11131 OF ST NARTIN,—CMC Yesterolay a Court of Petty &Woos As Vestry-room of the parish of Ht. Fields. Mr. Sequin &Hos sad Mr, the ilagistrates ireaiding. ldr. Hebert feats. of Vhoring-croes, to appear, to show cause why be refried rateonade is the year 100. presented Uenrt. 14e stated. that he bad appeared of the summons *Web he held In his Ism rations* to state the ranee which induced • the.paymeot et site rate is questiou. Yoe remise said, the.Chureberardens of the - the halsit of paying two letterer' and s yearly stipends to an tamest sot warranted and that in this illegal manner they had tithtq fowls which should, lb pert. at least, be APO« purposes. He was pre ed to *bow, that a ti tar/ fonds of the had hems legally a it armed hove maaagesaryte len, a ow, the somstes:v of ls2o, a demand of feertetes was made, for rhurch•rate, in order to repair • He refnsesi to pay it, and was summoned • lotify his refusal. %t s the'bearing whirls NINIAIIII MAXIS Mill Mr. Lawatt presit then inquired in what manner the meaty the banally,' and rents of peas was dispcseed Vestry-Clerk repikast that the tummy was psi baoiter s. and, strewn oat by cheeks for general Mr. Farratons (the Vestry -Clerk) begged' Lis answer was, that the money was draw pueposee of repairs. Mr. Fenn prootesled.—At this hearing the Court to make an order—they made no Lim to go about his business—and frees this cooftect that it *re fek be the had sot the power to make en order. IL this year 11 new rate was aside. He could , tinwares wanting, and he could prove that Clerk told a creditor of the parish, that be • his bill to be paid, due fur having knot with %dark, three years ago, out of tt ifecomplialsed that be was made an object reseath.eut to the Vestry. This was denied, as It was shown that linn•lred other persons summoned on the of entsq•taint. Mr. Perm stated that Sir H. Hirai. that he ought to pay the rate. Upon his ism g the illegality oiliest measure, Sir lq enuti•leresi that the este ought to be paid, would never sign a warrant of distress It was here said that Sir Richard bad clarallon ih consequence of its bring el k'enn intends.' to appeal. It appeared tilt was a vestryman himself, and had presl•l Sessions, thinking that the matter might without difficulty; bet, finding fair. Fens persevere, he thought it indelicate to proceed an order. • Mr. FINS then proceeded to state his form, W the rate. fife, that there was re . that M ewers Golding and Pngh. the Church , funds in their henda, a hick. if legally bare two sufficient for the repairs of the ont having recourse to a fresh rate. l Mean that West ChurchiViens paid a certain et i•eturers and a vestry clerk, to an amount by law. lie would show that the churchwt jnatitied In paying a vestry clerk out i fonds of the parish. Pour * * that before above they neglected to give the duenotice, ply with other rules required by law. 1 wardens received. about 800/. a year for ban al rents ysf pstws. This money was applicahl but Ise Would contend that at was ausuppl. The appellant, in answer to a quest! Court, sthted that he rested his case en' objeetiosa. • • • lie. Sergeant Feau.oar, after stating tient contained spotter of great weight, according is the provisions of the 44th, a patty alleging illegality. must he to the a, siono. The joriediotion of the Petty Sessisn extend beyond sorb tallier questions as th, payment. or Itoospaymeat, in consequence Ise. fee. iir. Plea, stas...widt several otber parishiserre, voyage/ Mr. foss. ssa who bid sever a l • sided Ms is do asked the V leo yes* this irks a rate 4st sodas Wm to usable posi to Imp se. nader such iiriPoll l / 4 =4lstsotjoriodieSioo. Ths gad if the eats was sat gstft .• • , o:l;l=_liegitOrlunrfirLarkig -sag GRIh. Loa Beals, has jest written an to the Earl of Liverpool oe behalf Jan Lordship tommeanao with inforntillit lowa Li' pool that " be is solemnly and indispensably by a tlo.ty paramount to that of a Statesman Bateman& lent to spri-tili mmimae•iemkit this coast" jet overdue*, tlasicrael dominion principled. itieStrigible barbarisms, .seee people strati/Wag for freedom anti ir ' Nil Lorrisbip Guts proceeds to shear the of slavery seder which the Myelin hive the peculiar enormities attending the eyia. avtaList the exasperations of the trail warts, flea on between the Turks and the Grails,. *ere," says : his Lordship. " that the !de Trade mai nothing is the scale or misery, mem 'pleat the horrors which, doting this try commit, mast condone for ever."--e , Wht vinare the Attie Lord, la a teseef: inspiseioold a s senee sad feelieg— " What, soy Lord, aro the sufferingeolreilfet testable as they were, of almost a savage I% - amine. like the unhappy African, wiles, if ibis nveresaary traffic—what were hiaL compared with those wisicti are notoriossly every day threoghost the East? The simple • cf women. and the separation of parents rhildren, by carrying thetas into captivity of ' ties, are inhuman outrages in the looms existence, Inn bow mach mere; &Soulfully • upon families in cattiest/4 life How iimitereeselble , most be their pangs, when with all the mere refer/ flell ors inspired by civilisation. instal ravishwiestis ii sleet certain consegnence of abjection; the bleed unhappy lafants often pouring out before their. moth who suckled them at their breasts, too sooa.,perbat beloreihly exposed to the assassin of her limber her childres." Esfersiog the claims of Greece 824 e-free meet of thie coustry, for protectiits and'imppert, Lardship says— " To judge of whet the Greek., undo, nom, are capable of bring, we have oalp to what they have been. Their pedigrees, which can tries so many great men who build ha died, ought to protect them from the Saracens, • not chow in all their ecuteheons a single should have 7MMIIIpIIIPIPPPMIMW --...-- - -. , . v.v....5r" -"v . -rev: - • ~.,...._ •• . - ~, • • • , . - • • I . • • , • - THE ' STAT ... • , ..;- . , .... • - . - -. _ .. .... *del* t is • ' *dr t . . , .pr ir to the :9th hilt. be nett MI.- wia be married, sod *epeeists at ease mid g d "" a _., ..'. " , • • ' Whie ". Mtgs..: eyeere n Moire • . . fresh intelligence, freffi Unmet. Tyro their respective homes and ser v i ces oi t s ias i . : . eRiS . 111. Peons Vireos it Metered thee there. stionesetiee of the marriage " le i •I I ell. I eloqeeet Lefteei ' ss tr t ,o l . o e ute 4 , t it er.* d Krakb a an yr . ._ .I•o giag , Cs ~. ere s wt.. orsv, r a the Greek,. "'• - limistery sittlegs of the Goitre's@ were to take place is Md. d; sod yet if soy ono weft to make a which Mr. Peon was to foam{ an 'appeal se the t es t sing Lord Liver-g is ‘ s o o •&„i oww . ,- / ..-4si srssesi s sin ii ve ,i, s - messi o:4l. ilteeoddieloi• soisisaileareatl4 tealy be iftw else kpei en this Act, which sonontratery should have a ew e : epensably brood, tress was to iuste.- , -frhet%tetreftec dite Ur yA Oa dpw'wee/k1 that thleSioaerehe mostid repair to Ye to brig the p f the Act hoe cootemet. he • i s. / stesesan. to cake rose' idlers the Magi Of Naples sad of Sardiela were for that errewrientettbe smateoced to emidai oese lli 'L oasealliosow whir.-- * r il ie-Epall ta t• t s 12i5 • 474278214114-- egret - el to jiliCiTsios. The Inireedialit 'arrival O OA ! Vail 'object WM demised UMW fi r st" c - dominion of ea r __ ~._ .. di_s, "" .- -- - ,2_ .1 .• oat • shish a i' Lord Streogford hoot Cooetaelloople, is the Austrian or a hone day. Where the eselleolom his s od. •siit,-sraelits ram tarter paper or see xi to over a Chrietiee • Article hei g a g.... tem* w ee ?. L e f riv elki e „... 1 es u ss eroopisol, we oleo repoimeeted es far farm improlaffik , know not; bet it enrevaer, weimeinfinte seethe, it. . I independeece " re t ra i n frees 4 t e e ir eogoog f many to a c c ommr a eg e ertese pow The Frio!. Raid of • Swedes (OIC&t Beresdette)lo•• Vieliee Of she einem si OW arieleelCuillsk the wow he wretched state tained therein. OW dr tklealoarooteriess. is, thirsts ~rived at Weresburgoo the eeettiog of the 19th skied dent Liverpeoimentstollook sells White• the groused, and teeter glee. of the'weletrbn Was is kweektfett eiiiiii I. ... s received by the Prlttee'lloyal of Bavaria le person. le an werferneed !iftrileecnt. be ~hf system otelseery the Intended *kW .orerateb•hollt Wry. 0 1 .e is di]; with ell the lonisers dee to his reek. Aecordiog "It is aids greet,l464bet we haft impair a imeohi warfare mow ear. "gibed." 40 " *ha" 01 "th:um tot trie Pie" gird , and to the Coactitatiessael, the French Ministen hove hod of Mr, ado sl oam•elsome s m i s si ve s. gh emittdoet - slot 'Cote With osepoerdrilie letting of d lOW Weeks; .. I activity on all oceliMost, here hese at keesriedgrel sad diffi e celty Is making •up their mind, on the re- thw./Yl l ‘ - „".". admired by the Magistrate'. • Every Inhebitent of Chet. re if,..i. Ambassador shoot be 1 , he.. t"11" mate ire can contradict this avowal t for the Magistrates ha" "es: elves! oi lle n r eri th ilrl i s r ein till' rdi ' "6 ' 6 ' 6 *elf l i t t t ir, i ."entia T i be weier n m et t iali w iserfied debase • been heard to mention his noise either with rake cif, it i, mid. to at..... * ag e -l e ..! 1 ... egt 0t0.,..r e* a ll o ar d e s and " tbla ttaaaaitiew t we °hi" it 0 the shwa is, ing ills moguls- or tenure; bilis. in feet. to iosignillestat to be Delisted i t w„ remarked that b i lo c aii "rA t ag o 7";' a atided7 but eseresesse, Mese the oondoetof Landlords smisedsmi si , -..• What," cos. by them. If he really hare by his activity seed atettioae theteselt wee net bosom. Letters hem Reerdeaux state shouted. +hemmer the ease demands It, be mode ' tmoieekseed eta Preaßted the parish rud. the lateishiasstakawswat-rd that the last Coorier from the Splash lioveramoot t. of pelt& iii4l4 - sodLdimmseims. " - • di ed it. •• • • Femme was hooter of very i mpor t an t dispatches. Tho g o oey at she 'perdeitirstors; the estates wh ist It is rouChlo be lasseeted that the feelings of Mr, '" ltai t el ..; aill lia , Mescal', the " 001-disarit” Chaim**, were wouedad. par- At se c,, 9.6 ., “•!; . P•l e tt ,,,.''' "Pwewl. its sittings • ; _, l lll / 1 " :4 15. 1 11 " the wadded wiewatea". Whisla the Wisdom cm& rd. t ww,:" . .„.„ 11t v o • ticelarle when we regent upon his tenderness for lie O alt„ -4 the trial ''' imiest ran i _ "" the t •"""' e meth talked of,le tweekthe Leadlord against& ; ewe ° slw 1 "` "'""" teelie of others At a former V estry, when eartent‘d charged ''''" --.4 his w aan a ' is she plot of *ea ' as eke 04,0 gees& the lopeeref,, lad, l oth atelfsitiOge Aso with t he strength of of b ., ow - mur. The Gowen: memo to lave bees treated with on- Mao i a parry. he bad t he mann- hi. „„6„ 0 „ e g,,,, t t i k ohose t ses • which we. ellpthe. we tape a apothem of ce s e sc i s 6 "' I Y " ftte it mesa end e- i i I respectable trades. beads ' t " mil t' is generos tr, to um t a very **spec 100 and bad mat haft, allowed to hold say pemesel Sle.i:trea,VlDels we eddeuki Ds mere hate wpm silaPle elahletion man. who differed • from bit. in °pita** b y gem sod e e , o ; se t est i oo Drente from their, . eves MIMI the AdvocaU appeiebsd• b y th em we abroad Wee etemeted to beet of 11. loci comempleous allusions to his callow. At that meet i ng 4 m __2_, eL V ii t t eat of p oo r ai r ibio h o P f be was actually Chairmen. east evinced his incapacity oitio tt " • ; t h ^ " aa r hoe ''' o e ' th ie ro e wa ß t g a io l i c e ha e w tt • * of stint hidohaloo. " we r hi *" . It l'o. the ego°l66l .l the Mis° lll °.•' Sisflants rani .et for the office, be other imitation of holecoreses sad par. „ 1 „. ~...„.,......_ ~.„,„ ,_., i . _as . ---. 6 .6.--.. • • thill Y 4lt ""'"e -"' tint conduct. After this se ition it cannot be a met- ---'""" the """ P" , "" as SW " it • •:z. . 010 TINEA. "'"'" ,° " l.ll* ofsurprise . ' it • h lit t tior:lery. were almost all Keisehts of Saks Lost, . Thor 'lwo take the fa x aohur „ nags fro . as anidt le he mai 144 . 01. ter - oboodeatitto of the witarmo Ge the Crows was ea ealishalotais the tally were not disposed *taint. elevate bins to that pelt. 0 Shitillr d "I tad to tomatoes on the fotowiog dos% The affarr e t ... e _ elWewillg I end we Ws It Is se w, on ; rho Idea of for width be had se re eetly Manifested se ettee dia. .I, a * oate n, dootioood to „ copy tbo lp arwas coon o f ibasevao s e a d e e s St y gm why lei* t h e m, yaws we their, „ others qealificatioo. Your espondent states that lortto Aegis*. All the witnesses for the prosecution had bee* elehlig. The article I. we the *objets of N,. Cos. .1 retained In the chair until the other business of the day. examined, and those for the defence bud even already* Wile' motteleheal Wwwohe le the greedy slab al 6, r ei a ir t abaa h l w ` aa 'i the election of Burial Ground Trustees, was determined. t wil l...ol D .... r • Had be done soder) would oot yet have quitted it, for so p s — esca " ) , val q a 7 Atm. 4Q .- Five poi colts. opened at re I. Tb• whsle Idaris la* Mena a nand legal election took place. sod the vacancies to the Awn as &Weer does appear ioloy pries bat the OM Basra- g3l• 7 6 e. ; closed at O.lf. tittc.- Ne u 5 per C aste. ' w h w i rf ret °am "' are still unfilled. Empanel perhaps has bees said miaowWe jam take she emeelusion se aipecim-e•-• wary aaa - "FPart• his '• -the claim vehicle be posseews to the penis* .... jr . ..71.— ma nd rith i, 2 8 5 7 . th ' 1627 f• 60e.•--Ez..C"..1535et.74 L oa d ... ...b o tkeo that eesrenclumonv. s e e m e w , w ig sat h 50c.; three ditto. zni spirited and disinterested conducts" sod the po a " lememeed. sot Catholic Emu toss as - --so— der gemi gotersi will doubtlets ecknowledge that he is • champion ashlars. CHANGE OF MINISTRY. et warded, by his voyage. The Ilnis of as hot tit sly to look beck bly adapted to rescue a Parish from bondage. and be elm ill which we burst the Fetters of Tyranny. The most satisfactory We give eke subject this came ; hot we by so "NO fakeler steps la oar "edition are 1100 dig It ever should have proof of the proper Government of a Parish, is the con- mesas expect that there will be say change, well " th&P•iiihi mind. Rhetoric hi rethit "l ies "at' emcees. who cam dition of its distressed poor ; hat this is a test to which . . . __, w Irish to 'baba thuds; sad Meat the dare et me knowing that it would be sapless to ebony t h e Minis. ~ that hiloogat shook am a oaoatiy „hem (es single maw who our present rulers would not willingly submit. Empire upon this Lead mut not be purued, lest the secrets Of try wittiest chaaglog the spate. There can be be o to o li e tio..; • iptseiv,„) threugheet gi A . A. I the chamel. bons* be dismissed. Within these last e O, OllO o f an y hoperuo", is ef fj o h L au , (k ey ...h em Mr . civvies., lecture e. the oi - ,7 4 ;;i (,'Reff Lim four months, fife ashligional Street Keepers hate been P. not he hoarded ; sal, indeed, which would "'Ghia. will net hare soooded like a eels/Witt. implored; but as it was arecovered that this force was would " nmer nod rather immedeft eeltortatioe." Did env as was h e ld is insufficient to remove the shoals of medicants •Itich is. set place him at the bend of 'affain ; and, saltiest dee with as _ man see writisg like this before ? ln the Ent plot. . Martin Is the undated our streets; other espedieots a ere to Se devised. boo i ng * it aaa ll oat pram& It was hoped, that by buildings capacious %Vetch-house 7 whore. got the Old rises its Woos shoot the Om •••• It. Conant w e re sod by'appuinting a keeper, fee., the nuisance would is one that rote, as Lase as we know, rapproaches his Lord- {bar bercest Iwo the co . niry geolteatoo? Hoe ale some measure be abated. end that many Of the 'Uttar* ship, without hariog troo simile feet of particular old thing comes halting along after us! Bet, attic i, was ..assessed and deititute woad be delve. beck to those soot cells. dto pay ~bon " were hopeless anguish peers ifs eseem sad lamely informative relative to his views of the esatter. We same time, in whet as awkward and aiming me • :-. nee! The old thing does sot appear to this& old at himself to the want retires to die." - • .' •, are quite aim {het ffie will restore to take the of rhetoric; end. ladeed, its rhetoric is of ashlar red in ursuance I have now finished my *botch, and tbmitablitibMwei oa rs o f aw e tilia lige M e ha n d s , m iss i o n s c oo . i band; asd was made stub repeated asseremitioits of its veracity algae . chseariet ! Did ever silage hear before of "Am' to iliall . W fleint kna is di tea Ulm to refits* other torreispondent, yet tome it will not Isaias 'ItO PP" power ege --4 ergen,•••••• i n a s• fen oiri u s i " and n y es t7 n b r i ng had d reg , is: , • For a series if less authentic on that seetseati but were it reqeited, I Therefore, slows, ifinietry, seek as Is talked of andof steps is e ernmbliee, or. rata*. the Mire lie parish yowls could produce many instaseee of its mielsocholy truth. i l essees;. Iliesihaso y he some latrine to gel es slePe i• a ta•ditioa hial hod AAP io Mt PC" i a weary clerk • Before feeds:lode. t cameos fattens. lbetichig hie poem. " rranted ikit *yr liar phraseology ; In ear plait , . it is fin °Weser. that we isepudest rater sta !apply tbe place of CaSTLatteAoll, laid? • Bet, ' in t with th e *"."'''.' w esee tt itt tl exhaested them caepot ascertain whether he le spisakimcitflitnan of a sad it is very netball' that some bee mast be put . i . e H eel e r h oo .w a l v tli ar . it ie l e s o,7 e U gop i illi et tellalt is e appii mini tr,atnb-boese. The sentence rota thee. • "As to the his place „ hat then mesh be d ..... 5 ., , . „ r re sea he re that If tchdlidase, I state is coofidessely, hariel( seen Obi ' - ".'" "' a '''''l a lt ''' tal l Wl ' deeline of - V fif Seth sev ~.t _ it ow lie and eigiei jaao l tvif, ca ostoe s d i s s 0, nu e Ihencamen of tame before- there will hit a ~ • ' to eidiadrosora a '''''' • sew . -- 1 41141WO; the alleetute necessity err feet I. pattm••`. thooth"fiddstorrialto ni . ' . be aid it *1 be bate . ss o WO its preemeerat' Bra mamas ghillies , ' tom ,• . .• y e •r I talk aim* Cametito's gutting a reprieve fr om his da • to tis es we coati ileakeezhlbit . hve_s of Mem 'pair the church. liege it is evident that the ?rotten& :mho eaters 55 judia siiiollo.• tot whet could lie do ? And how ' if sre ar o se; bor , whits the. lai' is fittawealal lit• rd to appear, to watch-house as its antecedent, and thus we wetr-tkat la mend, he wooled pail along with the CUANCSI.I,OII some is itself, it is els! soloosio 4 '3'. kb tillotvect, Sir man becomes a w a tch-house, and a watch-house, a *so- sad all his friends ! However, he could do netting ,I. resided. It was lam Mr. Editor, loses, ice. 'He (weld twit add a millionth p art of a farthing to the ,y arising oat of SCRTTATO& lisposed of. The Cheleen, Arf, art 29, 18P1. price 6f a Inise' of wheat ; end without that , el the was paid into a - • ••'•-----------,---*--------• toldagoltweety or thirty millions of texts belled bet- If s, m a im ) , w ell di e rmeMgli al eamusrieis, whereto KILTS AND PH ILISIMS I sauTnesclissett.e-stilgelikirarrillieteevesars;epb:repisitrareelmwm:does or mistral purposes. •• ~ . • • • tee be soy where, eves amongst the Liman. thous eapeeted to strive lo 1110, ist * tie. d Ise ettere wa ' tw In the press. and wilt be poboslied Inimeduately. In deny or - teed to say t hat teSo.'price Is. wish a coloured plate, etched by Mr. ois the - House of Commons. We bar e b' arj from whams be Oil preepei immediately to Colt* fawn out for the cookou t *, • Palace. The -Lord /VHF. NORTHERN EXCURSION of Geordie 13616 ucaAm "id Sir. CexwiNG; we do not t mean a City grate barges wod . arstetosea ft lee le weeds*. Oa og be called on I•lmperor of tio'hew• sod Sk Willie Cert-hir. the Cow; mediate of that sort Which emitted so eilIC it ridicule I. s ao 4, y , as glaelemtlft, its their state Dverirs, sad liis i no order-they Rogoon, Ito. de. a Serie, Traeleo. Comic*, Ludlum. Aqua- an d h e eou l a d e e tieo, Itorlesque•Oellimeetry ; interSpersed with humorous * 4 .....0 tassel' the owe. Nettie in Keseingron Gard ens, a Cellti that they 010**. sporting osteboe. sad emathaunts, by the Male sad a " lee It - a ' P ' r g i ces diaper • sot it Is at dinar Mat we bi l l i t ,14,erdes.h.eipiewietlblititimmkri:Illwaisatthethitiatatrilmplisiolis°! Mir lisillti 11 u Is the dime of Female 4:Wasters of the PON% this coaotry begin sit sorts if mlschtilt .1a it sal ~h' emeeil it Filteelled to ' be held hy the pf. ad show that no Publishid by John Fairborn. Broadway. ' Ledeate-hill. 1 that the meeting took place at IViedereetitt ; the my Carlton Palace on Meader. when the new Xishernal Where may be had. In demv octavo , price Is. that the Veatty Falrburn's Benulne Edition of the DFATIt RED CONPSS• .. 1911" of the weed Mae "Itetbillir ealiffilm ic be might etret sines of the lase Cop:erase or au uu N s RY. lb eALIr Aso geatlemeo to , wia 4 „„ r Brighton. ' to leave lees kr nog the church 11•••••••; ,developing a series. of nsysterilelis trameaetions must. the wrong partiality of these two Thowevero knowing is we de end es all the w h i ettel it s ; apprwpogyintmleienterawaiilplettfakeigpleageepowed; and on Teesday et WO. if the new rate. conceited 'rim the most I,lustrioaaporsonages is the Slag. ITIO - 1 - 41 f pastoral' life it is not , lopes. ie . enactment. * ire: of particular ddm. *. 1 am the *titer that hes been secretly wonedine you hotlt." . Vies, the toomeses Nemeth..*elle his t a te iros Lo ty tt C w han tha r i eilet will Rot lease tetra all shim at there were a meet w besee ith t t h h ei t e he eh e ep os h b er re sl ic s' e c a me:tap e n isimid via fas thistly his bad is is cm he saute ground . MAILS. • ARR. .• . DWI. ANIL .. I ;w e , Lakes , where CANNING might be caging his farewell. It is ~ja„.oo chit co s „ h is , 4, is se le I. .' °°lll° beach , aa time borders 44 the West "" lina tion to take *phis residence at Beeklegbse a Ms' s sal was of opinion I MOAN . - .0- ti tiallenl . . •All .' preparatory to the trip that be is about to take. la As his further press. I . Waterford .0 0 Ilionbro* , I .... direction of Ne ill Spoth Wales. Bur , as to the ether that it must either be pillied deism in a lea rept r W e t ter( ' sa id h e u A. eiJormy - 0 I Frsne• t.. '. et will be state of repair on account of its . briar 'itemise sill, but that he " I tA•b"' 0 o firoten4Wer . Sio r . iodwa .‘; ~.. chepherd. if Le meow to partake with him, we ap a e , go a root o ote oftliathoiait • -- And eseac i o n y is it re to enforce it. Worn co. ti Alietles •.. ..6 S t bound to be ceneifiee. Oh ! :to ! Mr. Beocdtasm is ins that is not a snag to catch hold of the skirts of n o . A , umrstem s uel o .l "4 nee d .„, . 4, specie the founds ion, ,1 made this de• rictus, too tato:Ms. Al' 01100'Cistetni.. •I'Mtri 7 nA V. stated that Mr. Ra n t otos* ... that Sir Richard rPr tit• 1 1 0. 1 .• • ....lilt 61- Ditto genes 9l O elp sinking ! Besides having about a thousand Aimee at . iSe p.a. emelt brains as the Liverpool operator. be is woggle's' b , it h i a w atee k o. eii„,„ of hi s me.,t e _u.mps sevist titled at the Petty t Per t't; , 000. ... API g . ..iellth Nei ot o m. ; with that which will never be washed oat of Common. to .he. o aks o f W e lli og t oo „ eke, vor , se e e megt that Lientetramt 'theoetil Fitton was killed st .. i r cln he adjusted 2 4 Par 4 : t imi••• • • , at.Rill?d r M r * li'muaulat is 411'1,16°8' sees .h r but emhiti" *hat he should do with Sir Thomas. Po VW Fen. inclined to f se 7 ren 4 Pa rs ta ~.,. 9iiii i wool. Os 34 43 Se pin. must drive m ot ~,,i before it ear . suggest so Mln• lookMl at the body. It is stated. without say maws& noceed to make 3 .,„ 4 ...,„,. 1 . 7ri • --VW . Ot he y,,e pm. that is i t to he grat ifi e d h r taking part is the present (cell og tot the maa who he I been in a gram mono . • lano Ann.. .. PI SO 15-10 ' "43 7". he' ' 4 14 " . • desperate scorn at Whitehall. In objections, in too. Apr ct • I. • Cow ter stout . 101 i Ca ---.... e ...--- 'remise to believe , .4. 8 iswelYm...,, ••-• • • I root 1 9 ritots • •"• 1 54 • irclawardits, had ----------- re . „ vv. mi ‘l -- thit 7 af. - h i -- ' It ; the . b I ARRI.It:E ACT. r applies ), would t A h i e toste citi C se aml " to llia tak n e y it l t h o is E v4 : l ;l * •M ie 4 4 . ' e a d n d d ir a f lgi . ; 14 7 Ise ehurch. , with. ' th• a 01,,,,.., _Ap c i l ,. ‘ , 4 , Ap ....,, , , w . - ~ i_., ___, pree o„ opt„a who . ate in a stale ey be. debt they tesyier(mAebeit:elyisg,tlisieoewliansi.hterru?swiltookidowiettorow.il I". enund mot this* • K waallaratterotaresooe" ts Sireder•WAlre Want t'll3lll ,41ene0,1100 11leellee.IMMMII. votusterity sod with eager. ae s i f ,, sh e eeh e ice ere es e a ,,ed the s oggesuo• a _..., sitalrillAlli . • nets to add Se their difficulties. What hot this sort Duli.:l sod I helieve the friends of Sit Thaw 17 n stipend to two ". -:' ' ' " ' ----,----, 1 oats of the chock/ I at not warranted . ss "Ji . ' .s .. N . of infatuation ; this sort of hankering after ae aeditima the aspeases of ilatertueet -a • H o l z. ward-ns Pe re not , . , of ih e • general . ILITIADAT aremszso, AtrocsT 31, 1822. to their nob secrete , could have urged the Minis. tibia 9117. . 11 ' a hilt " P ail 1 "" ar. 0"1 N ot, sealetcti with,Aut the former, (which I knee Ore milking' 'lb. ' tees, to take. at a time like this, a Rice, tend to emir. ' -STOCK EXCIIANGIS, TfVfLVE O'CLOCK. r. •The rimed,- Very little hes beam done 1. It3o Market this 010111• of die New Marriage Act ; and to persevere is it toot paced it with the r„ba. ~,hibitio . of Cie . i.ctj I. sappoas you Ware our, or yaw itm•J il.fartnaioabi; burial fees and int. Corm.' remain steady at 88i fur the Armlet, in spite uflbw warnings an I opposition. of the Loott des Mate!. Sir Thomas Phams was a stelst_ . e _, i e able to r e p a i rs; an d Bpi for eh nie i. ; S e d uce d gt . N.,.;,.., h a s been CIIANC44I.OI, the ATTORNIV and Souvivolvhicon • officer, bat perhaps. unfortunately fur tlato" 1 4 (pilot. • posted at row {week likehaoge, that Ezell-goer 'Bills ail.. sod every man, it ail libel i w e ll i hid would hot rive op his ideas as a man to the D i. ' yto le Retina a ,aniien, tram the of October, November, and December, 1541, will be ' nodal the Manistee of the Deka of Meiling** . entirely on these paid aor exc h s p r e . . with the effects that it would produze / What elw . .An. Owlet, Wieebester Astirie, after penal' There is saque bustle is the' Foreign Market this c mto take a measure, calculated to f r yer ildvriA amid have led the R that the objec- . at, obsrrve,l that morning. in conserpmitest of it . bein.r. pay day for alt distarb the whole of the people ; to ex..in doubts mad gee* o f realities.** es. others.the Judges re ai the i r __ y _._..,....61,„ e ri..,.... and "l iirri ielig ioo . the, the appeal of the dillerences in Foreign• Securit ie s. Up to shit apprehrosions in their Weds* sod that, too, with tre- Goan, preceded( mbn Amite) at Assist tee."' ~ the Quarter See. hoer we do nut -hear of any defaulter.. Some bash. Bard to a matter in whirl the most ardent of their tesimpetersorho *avid to them the tray eff 4 r" . i ,iksse Sessions did not sees has bee. dense in 4/bilt end Spanish Bond ,, which huller' are the loost deeply interested ? W e s aid. et a ill's of 1. Miry la " Mriaerh°l6. 115" i the mere fact of maintain their prices. that the Act wo u ld ee l b e en ,t ers i eu e for ence of povert y, pear , sod dell ewe"! is It aitimbeut time that such 00 ‘ eti ys chnutet 0e..- Nei opaaish,se.-oht. wit-Sew Prussian. that groat conteeisin most be one coneequeace of it.- alsould he diegiaose.ffierith ? 07d-Old. iii)—Sessis 651-Deoisb. led-Nyarolitan• 17 1 0 $ Fethhiae"tt ac• ---Golumblen,l 4 7-Scrip. 3 B7 to I. Aecordiegiy. all. is coafesion . No lees *has three On. Saimaa the difgalia was igen" I r . lenodred seep)* base docked to be married at mho M.- Holyeesadlieses to the Comte. and the Higili alt is° *fetal times as- _ ...... 0 ....-_ he Ma g i strates if Letters have been receirestfretit Grenada to the Ilith tie church. The Acts of the Collective Wisdom base wore discharged. .. me 5.181 11414 e was mad e , g m .44, which 'loos that the liayalist. Spanish 74.. sett trequetly lied singular elects before • lot for the The Kant lulls Compan .4 ship i l 'e -- "_, ha , .1.• e the party to ap • the brig Hercules. raised the Blockade of Porto Ca- Rees them we mew bobs l ed enis c r i ww ,..,/ .„1,t.,,s sn i ,„ , h um & pas i sle m a 4. Janeiro , to era - * 9 g e "tetuatteaces hello oe tin 15th o f J eer . en d a f ter defeating the Pa- however,ansly he men, et this very usousent. at all the maw. oast sailed again os her vO73P oil 1M , set sa e s by the Idols. ,acceded in taking in G mouths supplies. , ahmels timers *lake greet pmieties in sad mono/ th e Jody ; 111600. Ji4.l 13.-The Owe, ha/ made its op- weentperse. le the rosary, in peopottims le the p.. The eliertored ship Eine' on 11"ee-isael6thellic: alit- Poem" " the coasts opposite . and *Ghia a few pi/Wok Oslo& several perisher t the seine work i• GP*** i.e t h e Meet. os the . 4 3 It lasts ev- -- ' Mre:4 bay all., of Corfu. . . . falai on. Thousands upon thousands of couple, yntetley etesteleg. • • . . . • • ...