The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-03 00:00:00

4s. , the necessity of t%ir mane Commies which emsosatislo deterssinatim might have beets urged 404 alai the NOM Memorials, that Cessmlttoe, sod this ham veva that NAM Levi from the pain which he hsveeeperiesieed on wltaissiag the sleets of the ti Ni. Latrine felt it his ditty to rise wise*. that 1 war rims, which no Irishataa who can reeolleet *yeses of eke last thirty yeses its desks& eam is Om with mosiMemy. We can appreciate ski, the Poetises TAWS remrta 14 ' Donegal! to give, the toast-.-gralltadO: the most h• swot nib), seats lit in Om Names home. ettfteetell 11.1 toast twit. Lordship. 1 isdepeoliest of the e•spect which Lova Dowegall may have eatertalori for the Margo's, of Loadooslerry's pnblie character. ltemeld not forget that Noble Lord's able advocacy of the Merrier* Act Amealasent 111111 it wee . * *stand road and an holiest feeling in Lord Deargall to give roast, and particularly If not reamostrated wi th by The I Stewards, whose duty It was to whim Ms Lordship nn so impottaut a enkieet. Mr. Lawless. had be beets trait, would have satisfied every man that the toast mivht have been drank' without cmapromitiog the . principle of hay mat in the room. 1114 preservieg at the %mate time the 'feelings of Irani Doaegall. 1114 Ir. Lawless bees heard, he would have .saggisted to the Marys«. of D..s.pai a driak the memory of Ids Jereased friend for his able and Arniest Sdll'eaeY ef the Nlarriage Art AMmelmeat billri . -•seeowing his Aeraeter to that simile etreatiove. or tethers fArosb is"( late the Al* tie entire of ..hie pellie aid pea- Heal fete. Wit to drink the meets" of the Marquess' of Londosslerry in the fell mud inseontlitional maltose proposed by Lord Dosegall, was telHsq .e the tom patty them assesslslad to pot their stoop es/approbation on the political lifers( a Nobleman who has does more to destroy thr character, aid same. sad prosperity of Lis native land thee has ever Allen to tie lot Vale in dioitterl to achieve. Had Mr. Lawless remained eikM when an effort of this kind was made, he wool!, cease to le:forth, of the coofidears of his countryman—a property as dear to Mr. Lawless so Lord Dossegell's essites are to his Lordship. la the petfortrance ibis deny. Mr. Lawless is emeimed be did sot depart. from the tone or the manners of • geed/mile ; and Hose persons who foolishly imagine they csa ever state hiss by threats or violence from what he emss criers the performance of his ditty. little know Ms character or bia mind. fled he Imo heard, he world hi ye satisfied tile mild of Lord Damian himself, .ad pr. srrved the (barmier ad osesisteacy of the meets, into. His opponents preferred vsehmleacer sad diem , der. and Vielfllef, to moon, sad diseasstiti. meld lewd temper ; and the consiqamme Is. that the memory of tl e anfortusate Marquess of Lasklooderry wit aced with with groans, and blame. aad almost esteem] le d';:notles. Perhaps in the history of soy public meetings there otter woo an lootatove where the Chair refused ase the company the power of deliveriag hie seatimemea en any of the touts that were proposed. Mr. Liwkit e'aimed the right to he beard me the subject of the* toast g;ve• by Lord Donegal!, sad Mr. Canalegitaat Crest( joihs a little confederacy tl i ptevest him; ,sad 1.111 Mr. titer g have the con6d to say, that Sr, 1.\•;t111) bad not as good a richt to damn his MS* mew, as )Ir, Greet himself? AtadVmsovemyglitig G7citg dons his ditty as he ought, rimy . twass: Amt.- rett..ly railing the attentions of the Utah ; shwa be beard. Mr. 1; rept lined it otherwise, tad astsfasion ▪ riot, and vulgar denanciatioas Mere the natural result. After tb's discrareful mese was over, the chasm pair ne end c!aret completed the work of disorder and .or .';:sitto. 1,, ul..lerstand some isdivialuals were r..rried away in a state of caressive iatozirathen. Let 11. r example of this Jay, however, be a lesion to all fueere tassuae, rs of public entertainments ia I relaid, rem to he xis ill: toasts which recall those reeollectioas, • fhr the sate of national peace, shank; be be t ;n earr:sstine Tuts 1111111111A:4. NUTZ ...111.111111 11. e ire 1. of the above statement t a..aut he Jr. ird. we 811011111 not be blurb surprised to rear! ire the col.. tuns of the venal press of Dahlia aid Bel Nat that the memory of the illatquess of Loggias. dei r y ass drunk in s.tle tin siionce- VL* Sfitateolll4 - it• N .Mims. stAsesimi" is inesitseitarss " osmium" • 0 N .11:- TUESDAY TVIINING, 111101**Mill 3. 1822. STOCK EXCIIANOtt. ONX O'CLOCK.: ' There it little or or barite's, &beg Ole otorniag id• the Marital. Gaud. for the Aoloset are SOf1; Baal fur Hooey SON. Bravoed. SU. • TN Overige Market appears difir - 011114 - 4 •reer dock, 'adheel, Lau Is ray deessiptias oe froarhqi! Securidea. • vel to 4-74rw dos. 811-01.1. 904-11arele. 111.41varallIM 77—Colomblea, 07—Scrip. 871. Paris Walsh ►ave arrivogi to*, let papers. gestalts letters frumlie. doted July 31st. which termites the oatmeal, of the A retries Waterer, sad eor►oborate the edgiest accounts •f a great tory having been gaismi by the limits at the pass of she Tbrrtaopyle. Still, however, we wait for more punitive evidence. before We cam give retire credence to seeeemets which we wish to prove true. As article front Iltassela states that several corps of troops, It is especial, would coos restive ortlets to march for the Norther. Provisoes to the Smith of Preece. Those papers, with t►e ezceptius of the calms toterrsg►' ties of witsesses. in the cows of the conspiracies si Sumer sad las Itocieelle, see ham" of domestic telligeoetr. The evidence against the accused in the latter plot, had proved se very futile sad sasstisfam' tory. that the AUormy4learral had shaadosed the charge against three of its alleged authors. eves her' fore a Aisle advocate or whams bad been hear.l is thole defence. And yet the iadirlisals thus arqnitte& by the ageism for the proseestiont t►emselves, had beim coeflomi sad treated for several months with a dry*. of severity *ltch eves a previous cueviction would sot have jastilled. 'fowarie Om close of the armed day of the triad of Bono*. 11am:tier, eve of the wit-1 nesse, for the prosecution, w►o preempted to km*. tiemral Fsyetie.(wbo is alleged to half/countenance& t►is conspiracy.) described him as Wag five feet me i inches high. and of feety-Iletior fifty years of age!;:.: nature Fu•nsa, Aso. 31.—five per Costa. or rpf. Pic. Giusti at Ilit-r-Neepolitan ":"*... • CHANGE OF MINISTRY. Soso of our aststopirarios amen their "Paden with opecalatioes ea this sahjset, mid. as it is mower- en with matters of great important*, we are tentyksd to return to it oftener than we BEd say thing new to say with regard to it. If we were to believe all that the .1/oraidg Chronicle says, we should think that there was a thorough rot amongst the present set of 31i. sisters; for, teally, it leaves hardly any one neat tendon by either a Doctor or • Police Uffircr ! It says (more desperate still) that Lord Dna xvit.La his been called up to tow a to give his advice! If that real.y be the case. Wad clear! For no Oa Earvitax ever did, or ever will. give advice that did or shall have any tendency hut one We do not believe much above one-half of what the 1 Chronicle says; and. never shall we believe, that Lord Ilminowar is desirous to retire. It is possible that, he tasty have. as the Chronicle says. " a tee. roes etc. dos in the head." think is we are Not Doctors suffi cient to dietignisb that from that which has recently vei -1 Meals/tether dm, iption: it ispos•ible that the Chreni• density be correct in calling it "ahead," sod it is pea. sMe that that "head" may be afflicted with a nervous affection; these are po•sible; and it It further post& hie, that • head nervously affected may take strange turns: all these are possible ; but, if It be a bead. and if that bead be upon the shoulders of a RYDER, sever, by all that's immoveable ; never did there, or will there, enter into that bead a thought of tinkling place, except by compa:si•in. Since this family But made its appearance on the public slap. *owe pert of it has always been in place. It is of • mold at-' contrutolatist nature. It can, like that of Ainientdr TON, sad 11.:eii X W 'td, well as upward. and still stick : Met! Oh. no: .717;41; Chronicle is deceived. Things are yet fav front that stave which will iadsee the Nyder* to begin to drop , Alf: when they stir. it will, indeed. be. " the iDevet take the hindmost." list. with great deference to the Chronicle, we should be inclined to doubt of its ear *iciness, g Ily speaking. when it is talking sheet heady. It seems to take it for granted, thus every Ibis( placed upon the top of a neck, must be " a heath" so that, &reading to the CArs,de(e, a thing, of the size 'and shape of a cricket-hall, with a rat's tail growing mitt of one side. and a split, and a pimple, and a coutle of fOllll4 holcs in the ether side, must be " a head." —We dissent !rent this Jnettiee; and hold nothing to ho • Pad" which is sot furnished with braise.—At die blooms. bank's meeting at Liverpool, the Mountebank' *aids that Mr. HVSKISSON could tiot attend. en aerostat if the great fatigues he had undergone, daring. the late harresaing ecasion of Parliament What Ant they all herraseed! Are they all " !err workerVps ohs Great Captain milled it) by the Aot:/ezeim i giu g q, the sessiuts What a session this imp; kßopoo., apt. aye : we know what it is: it le thp frgsksaig i i ti.gatm , 'off tat" that works them. nit Yteer;eeek ," taa-eating crew ; 40 h 41 , shit' welt *en, 1d0 4 10,1 they have, seen is eel, o biri m io s . ? Whoa the ; tweet or Ml's wuiid splfsee, they :were oh, . •714.4 i • 0 metaindoly said, that Lord BATOIVIST Is to tato CsrioNsaustialr post at fliffehal sad Mr. ROIHNSOS dot of Lord BATIIVIISTI !bat Mr. Past is to be " /eider „," sad dot Caostno is positively se he shipped or We at. 'any for this; for ho should have rouseialtd tilt' dsil certain dropped. His bagging sod desponding ,tice at Liverpool toads, however. to cenobite as. that the Royal eleaseney is not to be /strode& SO r Weil t let hem r•I but sot withoot thefefewelf. width' r ise will get Best Saturdsy ; sod which he way tabs with hiss as the lasi salute frets the too a those whom, '4loas aloof 'sauteed and fa epos. • LOSS OR THE LIVERPOOL,: • Tide it. our readers will bear Is mind..a ;digital she.. American ships, called " Packet.," shah Los, been lust within a few mouths. - The present wig new ship, ea hot very first repute It is very no. ties,, hat we hove bees sound of the fact, that goutitanao who hod Woo his passage la low. est madly ease out to Study loek. took alarm. sod hock to New York is the PiloPheot. Ile did set • the gait of the ship; sal add he thought she wield csipeize." as tie sailors till it; which. leis, pat lee Christian language, mesas. "humble over. Thlll she appears to hare done of Newintudiaad. Porta. timely the peopkirere all fowl by taking to the bow, though they were see w sin days is those boats. be fore they reached St. JAW*, Newfonadliod. They had so little • doe allosed theta. that they wow eonspelled to leave the greater part of their clothes to go to the Lottosa....lt is semethiag eery gator. that two ships. from New York to Liverpool, should bare been lost within. so short a period; sad. Mill Isere %impale', that hod should have to the some macre! It is trot, that there =y e tis, Wig but occident in this ; hat, It is equally true. Neat den way be sonetbiug nom in It: and, wo woe 'saes', that we sbaald sit like to sail in a ship, di property of Isaac WILIGIIT Lao SM.. A goat Jtahl Innate Enteral is better Asa a good wofortossoseossta.:;- , ISAAC WINSPIT'd ships are elogelarly misfortunate; oil' .that 'sold be quits @nosy% for es, We art to oaperstitiore ; bat we should sot like to he food feu Aid* either se Isttd or in wan.; sad. therefore. vs *raid beg have to &vile* howls& say thing to do with Lane WSISSi Of MS ships! The Lord Chaseellor and the Earl of Liverpool had andietwee aids Majesty yesterday. ea*now Miaowed Atrautewerato • brood. enaareliialete•Ase . . 7 Rm. irgelny .1.111. P.• Maw The Choncellor of the Esebeeser arrived is town yesterday IS out o'clock. from the seat of Coked Vas 'heart, is Berkshire. The Right Honourable Robert Peel reformat from EHnivargh on Sunday night. He was attended by his prlroti Secretary, sad Mr. limiter, the King's Memender, The Duke .f Welliegtoe west to Coombe wind on Saterdey, reamed to town yesterday in company with Lord Estherst, and spent some time at the Colonial Office in the afternoon. His Grace afterwards had pirate audience of his Majesty. His Grace and Lord IlAtlturst again returned to Coombe Wood. . The shove latelligence is communicated la several of the papers of this yearning, though the Courier of last night contained the f.illowing pretraph Doran, Sur?. l.—Yeater.ley the Right Hoe. Earl Dathnrst sod suite embarked on board his Majesty's steam pocket, the Arrow. ;...:aptaio King, for Calais. It was strongly rumoured, that the Noble Earl is proem!- . lag to fill that attention in the Congress of the Allied Sovereigns. which the lamented Marquess o: Louder dent was to have sustained." Wahoer Castle is fitting op for the reeeptioa of Lord Liverpool on his marriage with Miss Cbel:er. A small promotion in the navy has takes plat*. Capt. 11. - French, of the Sophie, the Earl of Hunt ingdon (Governor of Dominica), Hon. Cap. Rona, of the Iliad, sad Capt. F. Bann, of ohm Paid/tea, are pro moted. to the rank of Post Captain. Llent.ll. Dendav, of tlesEeryalus, is promoted to the reek of Commaader, and appointed to the Iliad Lord O. Vise. Slaw deville (eldest son of the [take of Manchester) so she tank of Cominseder I H Lord Thysne, so com mand the Termagant ; Capt. French to the Leander ; ,Capt, F. R. Vernon. 4 the Blossom, to the Doris, like Witham, deceased. ` . ~,. Aminlean's. Ay C. 31...-irbe flea, z 'deeds*, la all tbtriltitilltriail'irdi. to 'WINK them se a :wham/est f ace emalillsbniest, bare bore ileeisleti ups.. Tbe usher id weeklies* and Isbeeirbre discharged from ibis tiottit yeztiiinse March last. it ;bout 300 : a b out ts* mere 'lie to be &misused. Timm numbers will include the titmice the labunrers an I eraseluare, whom duties aro to be perforated by isserbuwiee. *u rine tbeyesee t se %at ell the workmen ho the Imk rinintshimi--11,00. will be tracheal s. This total hisaber Is missive of those who week tie the wool. mite. metulolUe. millwrights' Maim. emimmeetakers. la number about 300 more. Wen Ate mumellier die ;barged has reduced the whale le about 2.Skt men. is will thee be decided whether the wee shall resume Mus on liamirdays t eltimild they, the sumbert will be (smime seduerti by disc-bine', vettl their smut ' boss Itt00; but. if they shalt continue io wink Ilye I aye wily is the teeth. the Webers will be restore* , earitaltiis only. antil tbat serabor (1t400) numisil. men. afterward. will be r e g o o d to watt lung* i rbs Ulm aid earn more niirmil.:3.ll. sight. 34,safis ;: i t e t theebarged. beissitlMANl. • , tbe'itlelitimi of **MO Pm iiiiihn. . ifs dillebllfrell Ala . 11 , , aiesointo• awl sedivihrWv; l pitcomill Ilan eldpethillie le obe Aldr .........,..„ ....b0y,... ) , per slat of vimilg. *kis itioofr„ 1 11 C rileadell. will bagsimp i *.' ei ...... • : .1.... PEWS from IDllinlet A Sea I ay. a sat sate dowel ptima , the Kim% paid as Wednesday to a an I to the Compel of It Wu, , which his Majesty expressed g • sail the besetting the ether. 4 ears mast ho amused lar ,e the Rdinsarlh Meurer, who Royal mmtvemeats most assldnintely, mt • Kiag did sot dolga to look at the tut - • &motet from the latter parr ef tis Majesty passed (bat day : Majesty visited Newbold* Ai. Blest Noble the Mariam of bidden. He left Dalkeith Ross. Is his tartlets ea fier, ictemepaeled by the Duke of Dorset ealy.extedy M two o'clock. followed by smother carriage sad tot e is which were Lord Melville, lord Graves, he. Tie Royal carriage was eseoried by • party of the (hut 111• Majesty protruded along the ilighot reet of Dal koitit. winch was lined with the trades, by whom he m s leafy cheered. lie retuned to Dalkolds hems ky the prisulautsd.shoet intifimet three. mad is the lender easertalced a select party to dimmer, antes, whom ewe the DmiurNof Poorest. the Marquess of Letitia, she earl of Fife, Lord lleleille,mett Lord Gran.. Wo onsititaied in oar last (says the same pan of Timeray). l th at a report was then prenillog Midi Kb NOW Palnatiat to visit the College yesterday, we 1 latai, hioworer. on ealsirlog. that it was set boonir4 by:4OlOM visit, hot that a commenicatiou mot eatiefactary sad Isiyialy litmerieg to the Meseta. An des:4ms had hen rude relative to she mallet. Ti. swituawiticedem was made, we lad, at the desire et kieldakity, by the Secretary of State, S. that &MOM Pel a riPst - s ne fallowing particulars are from the same est/4My of a salmeopteat date :-- fits Maj esty arrived at Lard ilopetua's. es Thunder. Miens twoo'clock—he set dews as the hospitable taM., where a *Outdid repast ball bees prepared, but withent ramekin slit. ilia Majesty has been graciously pleased to elms; his determinatiut to hewer the Royal Compete, of Archers with the pusentatioa of a Gold Stick, as us es he shell deternsise the device to be placed apes it. This completes the right of that Rowourable Caroosay. which is thereby placed ea the same footle% with Ow liosonnble.timid of Presidium whom Captain bum oe hie badge of eau, am oboist prick ith a gold hew!, with which be is invested by the Ki it is a singular fact that. the Bud of Peasioners as well se tlso Scots gamed at Paris. who had similar dwie. Ile perierm,'were origisally bodies of Archers. Oa Tuesday, Mr. Acid of Ayr promoted to tie Kitty. thrush the Right Ilea. the Lord Jude, Lieti. a splendid library chair, framed from the resaiss of *realms rafters of Kirk Alloway. which his Majorty was pltued to reales most graciously. The meal design of this valuable chair is after the taunt el the earkhed gothic. The frost put of the back is formal into four compartmeata. teresiostiag is pointed into'. and sarroauded with appropriate carriage, exulted is a stile anatomise. hoidens anti beat,. is thew are placed as seamy tablets of polished buss, haoig imoribed on the at fall leagtb. the well knows ha asourosis and highly descriptive tale of Tam Olkse. nal► widimualloa_mhar side. is a cleverp_imting ha swum ow whit Ambito Inlet. upreesealW lbe Po 'Miami fouldftlre story, metaled oak's grey ware Keg, and dashing .noose amid the appalling hatters of the midaigirt memo. • Whiles huddle' fast his ride bile bogie, Whiles orients( o'er some add deetei euest, Whiles /louring tau' we' . pride* cares. Lest Weis catch law eseiworre." I:pen the whole, the gift presouted by Mr. Audio the Kiug, is far from being discreditable to the rtstoof art in the West of Stylised; and we are informed that his Majesty, bit of rowel for the grannie of dorm, lam given orders that particalai cue should be takes of this elegaat memorial of ear motional bard. From the 9th to the ?7th of Aspect ioelooire, there were in all 13,1114 passengers conveyed io the troth mad Clyde Canal passage boats. Daring the cone spend's, days of the last year, 5.693 were tomcod. so that 7.5110 may be remolding.' travellers ocessissed by the King's visit. The number who west atofl. ther by the coaches from tilestow, for the saw t rim". may be calculated at %WO; bet twookirds id these may be countered ordinary passengers; 'ethos the extra member would ho *beat 1.0110, It is pro bable thatabost 1,000 west is post chaise*: patital's an equal lumber in noddies ; and as many m are is gigs and ma horseback. The total of these, added to the total by the Canal, amounts to .early 1.!.00U. This however Is rot for Glaigoo alone, bat for the country aloe to the west sad North, to which it is a thoesoghfare. Talkie must be added the persimmon , walked, and went is tarts or waggoos ; but the near ber carthorse would not be very great. &apposing each individaal, on an awing.% to :prod SI.. the espeoli tare wo*hl probably be hetweeoli.l.o4kri. and 7 0 . 001 '. Dail"; the procesoioa to the CAM dill to lay the funditiam stool of the National iloomment, it was Iv' marked that aka small sessatioe was produced by tlie ra• riaqs umloteenatical isotopia borne Fr the differeit lodges. sad is Fusionist by the Moieties Ancient fedr. whose Tyler. a little Mall, dressed in the garb of sda Goal. curial • eloshls.handesl sword of great itienitolle aid length. It will be ratifying to nor readers to learn, that this ponderous mopes was actaally food is the Metal of flosauckharn about a cratory ago. end has bevy preserved as a precious relict by this vete *orient le eas d • oriental charter w granted by King Ar 1 vii i' memory. 1 *. _ anon .tome is laid in the centre of the some well of the Monument. It serge feet eiht ladies store, aid n lulu thiek. mi. length of t he 0 ' 1 " . imit. reusing east mad west, will be 2tS feet , in. l i''. rbilimith ireful; itsysrincipal (rut feting the lief it Waterloo Place and Priam. *strut. The neicht of the edifice, asseem from Waterloo-piper. reaches to the V. story MATelsoa's Atonement adjoining. , Freon oiher sad rovectoh!, soorces. u• 1 . 21* AM Ike Sall of Hausalime. same woo sr 4 ig'' 040 hi the lint .1 goo Cookmior ioners for IsOist lbe r i lied illielaillo abutment. ..tol the otokolo• ,''. 1 to be by Or Impress tronausami of the lihrt• At (" 0 1 019 1 1 Odor Doke of Atloo's a.l:irrsi *a iayirg lima. Imiiir elkorTs followed the speech of hi. tirace. ..__. l ‘... Y *woo AIM awl few rompared sigh there elvish kig oot if orel eil atari n thy 440,4 3lestre. Ti'. fedisc Follami. L ,.._• ti O' arri,"" by 1h , llettsbers of 16,140 4 --.- WIT o''' !P.m us SO bail r rile/ion whereby to Prate of that of Werth. Of *edam! iencrally. 'They str ( " 916 411 the rovisus--arr of the ssid.ll• a 1... ut -- effirl•moill att o Z e te o rwro. of rJnc 'lion amp .limeril • met: i pro of their op piston to rho too Oakes voa: at troforo he eonsiderr4 as it 1. 0 %: O . 44 " . p mete r of toltiolim. . • , . . __ ' - .... -' . ' L.. ...i.L.V. , -_,::.'_.._ •-' • . ._ _ _ ------- - - .—__ m i. v . ( ,• rr - . ... .. • roin , ....... 7 .0.• woo,' In , Nisi RCO sf NOKIL Ni :a a awl-- • . . . ' aim ___.- , ow . Owes veer, 13 11. w sat: /_ I Kale .• - 1 - A • SWIM 1 .. 4.11 • • . 41 6 8 me i t i, , midi, 185* w ' fossi - "70 e Lid.. peporOlast I's" . I Waeeked. .• 1 II atewbros •'•• I west o 8.1 Jersey • 0 - J Prows .. •11 they wet. .at set free fres April to floossolser. Is of a vials which do toast. s 4 Eitt, a _ I. Menthe, ... -..'•-• - laeleedve : ewe wield have tboairtet, itrartherwilait roles .l the Castle an teat/ .111 "-- eminv ' 1 ---1 6 --Arft_.:...4 i kt theft 111114 hareditiosOid sod i, or/nes/W.' • AM '. sod Olio adoirstios whin t the NOCE MP Wl'OriCa. aT MIS 0•011.4101‘ Tlllll • hit, Asa there wore aslawllerds to el eattrus • hy w 5ll 6 lie, psi si k oar Ihstlawits lief 111 2 • ludo 11asali. .:.• ll. . &alias of tam. This it is that " /-.ark*", the What wealerfol ryes awl 9pe IL SRL • • .. • .011 . 1 14 4101Mallsalle. •Ibe 7MI fah - - - - - •ii ele a ' m a d e mums ? : forth e "le • r ob row. •• •• •8011 i *or lea fliii;l6; .. , . tad , raw al is ta at Intim. Lord per Cep.. ....r Ilsolkliseadi Ams • - 'word, Nat.. o Kr. Comorks " , rm. Ve *MAW the Repel 'moves t b.. • prCoolo ...A Now Tom re % w ow. ow , All attill • (hi a. es Pi% and 4114. may. is the wise addle “ . I fsliowhig is the &tem os lis is ve. •spect ta t i A m "... si le io.i. 1 2114.„ tit* " .soft/ delirium," the 44 servo I. tit ' the glower Is which his II T the lop. Ipe Lt,, lhet.llE *at . SOLI " haat" the want °, " reposes" and a thine ether Oa Weeleasday his Me] me ld V..• parties* • • ' 14111 •VM 1111 " •• • •tii• 135 • asehrotholy symptoms that we Dew behold. It Is bey. the vat et the sa 1, , ....... 1....k1e5_ He left k it ,VEIY MAIMMGE der. In enntinnation of what was published l%st week, are en* vireo the substance of the provisions respecting Al wring, by listrxs. I. Before puhlication of Baring. in any Church or Chapel, there shall be delivered to the Sliaister, swath ,vit°, sworn be both the parties to be married, before pork Minister}, or 1 Justice of the Prate. 3. Sorb affidavit shall state the following particulars: The true clirisqan and surname of etch party. The house or houses of their respective *busks. within the parish. eh apelry, or extra-parochial place; ad- The time which the respective parties have dwelt therein, as occupiers or ledgers. Whether both or either, and which of the parties is . Nader age. 3. Before publication of Benne, the names and rest deuces of the par its, as described in tisir-affithivit. tp he affixed or: the principal door of the elsatinks in seine eonspictiou• place within tkelsetildlng. and so remain daring the three Sundays. . 4. Person. wilfully sweariag Week, Onner,••• punishment assigned to perjury, and forfeit to the Kim( .'l benefit they may derive from such marriage. 5. 1-ntdications of Banns are ievalhl, if the marriage be not celebrated within three months (i. e. It week') after the completion of the Banns. 6. The operation of the Act, as to Banns, comieseame eta the Ist of September. The Act is directed to be read is every Clostreb ogle, Sund I in October, and in each of th e two fellowiag wpioths. And also on Sunday, 2'341 i, l March, titg J une , •:al tSth September. 1833. • tf the Parties reside to distinct Parishes there noel he two .41Fdasits. t chores, trhetke - thr efttelarit. ti sworn before the lilt sister. moot Rot br on ti Qs. dd. stamp. j By the bth section of the old Art, any Parish where there is wet regular scrrice every Sunday, is devoted aw :etre parochial Place, as to Beans. - - - - - 4 The dircetio is of the Act briny coNAned to the names and residences ; Query. whether it he neertrary to add any words, Indientfee of ter object or Intention of the portico Ao Millman in the Patriot se►vice in &loth Ante ries writes to his friend in Boston Ire compel the flro armies of Royalist, to non in different directions; one we drive before us, while the other is close at our heels." the 1 ~~ ~~. .~~ ~; z . ~,'. ~:,. t