The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-28 00:00:00

the Trask ;ONST IT UTION, Podolia 11!nitrated CARTWRIGHT. talked of and so little smear- Hatton exist; in England. The Governtrieut without a Constitu with whit powers it pleases.—' ,ine In name only. but In feet. It existence; awl wherever it cannot . Can Mr. Burke produce the AIMS. perceive that to all thirm ye are too )4ed by, and beheld your devo stb this Inscription—To ?we vs 'therefore ye ignorantly warship. Ms GAZI NE.—NRW Seltl ES; Meg almost completed Thirty Anneal t period seedy egeal to a getterstins deemed a suitable time for the les- Redmond commencing a New Ones ch has arisen during the course of, mascara is thought the more rape. will be able to stake up only a veri: those not withont the expense of IF' mbar.; the Work therefore, all • Allle scarce, and will, no dosht, be containing, in fact, the History of the Years of the (London) Missionary So. of limnst alt the numerous Institutions of ceueeolent Chtracter 'which have arisen . however cheap and Interesting, es generation. present an Important. mod - Ale objection to commencing • Wort 'The Religious Public, therefore,' that 91 441,VA1111 11111 T, • THIS NI ACIAZINB WILL BE IMMENCED. I hg embellished with a Ina Poir- COLLrBR. D.D. F.A.S. ike.. kid • Mr: Jacob. Containing • Memel, ,wen. Secretary to the British sod &e. Sm. continued at the vitae low pries df 'as commenced in 1795, any coed- Itter cannot be expected; bat 1 b -glitch is so pre-eminently Interest enlarged—the Portraits will be end engraved In a superior style invention) withagi that variation .it plates formerly used, which has 'reed or-=the Cover also,Mhiell *lll colour that before, *lll anti ' Advertisements--end la so respect Publisher relax In their endeavours Ale sad extensive pitrousgs with *bleb been favoured. ' 1 4 ,• Oa limos... -- Series conclailed. tier o3d Sub scribers are requested to sake aplication for say Numbers welttltle to template Oa& Sett without delay; 'espeellayir as ehaimiteit - abisbarcbliteslll be Is snarl Watley, 10, Statiosers' Court, sad 'Peftinfouth two! ~ terelledd; and • Fortsee, &rely 'Welling at s quartet pest 7. and Ndoday _et half-past 6.. Vojta arrival a Packet sails to the Isle or Wight. to convey pasaenges mud parcels ; and a Mall Coto (et h Off to Chichester, through Draytvt, Havast, Einswortb. • ' ' Glegozater upi); +roach Hardy, Oxford, and Cheltellart., every Eieglog it a +tarter past 7, and Sunday at la. ).?st • ; Doverand CeaterhurpMaiL through GraCesand. Chatham, and Feve7sham, every Evcuiug at a quarter past 7,, and Sunday at half-past R. From Canterbury, passengers and parcel, are conveyed to 'Deal, hi fl . :4100,. Ramage,. Sand= wish. &c.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk stone, Santiuste, Ilyilie, Dfourhurch, Romney and Lyrid. Milford Mail, ttirourth Carmarthen, Llandilo and Haver fordwelLetnery Beading at ir quarter past 7; sod Sandaysat helf-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, through Reading, Marlborough, Caine and Chippealtam, every Morning at a quarter past 6. Rath and Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon et,*. Bath Licht Post Catch, in two days, to carry Four Tnflde, throogh 6lsidenhead, Reading. Marlborough, Devices, and Melksheat. Monday, Wednesday, aad Friday liforgings. Nine. This Gooch is chiefly intended for (be accetum,4l - of Families, Invalids, &c. who cannot usdergo the fatigue of ch a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post Coach. through Cuckleid, &e. every Morning at 6, except Sunday. • Godeimlag and Golldford Tel. c greph Coach. through Ep som. Leatherbesd. Claudou -ud Horsley. T.esday, day, and tiaturdaylloco!.ogs at 10. Gloucester t'kw./-...xst Coach, the Champion. through Wygunth- to Oggerd, Cheltenham, ileteford, Carmarthen.. 'Fealty, Sloss. %mom*, &c. every day at I. Neale' Peach. through Madenhead, every Afternoon at t exceeded.' Vridehanagloo. Arundel, and Petwortb Coach. Tuesday, TftegedeF, end Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Sarg•re, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstairs Light,Ost Coaches, every Morning and Evening. PLUM Light Post Coach, through Henley, &c. every re:truing at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Licht Post ['oath, the Re ;rotator, to carry only Four Inside. through Kingston, Guildford. Petersfield, and Portsea, every Morning at B. York, N ewe/tulle. and FAinbergh Coaches, and to all Parts of the North. every Morning/At a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield, Leeds. Halifax, Rotherham. Sheffield and Nor mach Coaches, daily. Wsiltualord and Wetmore Coach. through Maidenhead. Nettieked, and Harwell, Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday Vornina., at N. Goeattaing and Oeildford Telegraph Coach, through Kinestnn, ninon, Cobtiern. and Ripley. on Monday, Wed 'wieldy. and Friday Morning. at 10 ; Sundays at 7, and re turns to London the same day. Startaondieh and liwindoa fonr inside coach, through Allhomm. iteaellne,Litssbourn,Pnrton, Lytlington, Pewsey, Whom.) Basset, Ramsbury, Hunererford, Newbury and Naldeshetid. Innieiniam Original Post Coach, to carry only Four In. aide, every 111oruina et 7. Ebichemer. Bognor ' and Petworth Poet Couch, Monday , enlnesday. and Frid ay MArninri. at a quarter before 7. CARR I ERS—Tn Twlek..ehein.Flrentropl. and ftieworth, every Monday, Wednesday. Friday. and , amrday. EANIES lint! Co. Pri.prirtors. ?Amok Rad Parttares ere enfely and expeditiously con. ' , yen from this INN to every City. Town. Villas*, and Couotry Seat la the following Comities, viz.:— Perks. Ileerford. Surrey. Gloucester. Paws, . Comsat', Kent. Willa. , Devoe. Onion*. Worcester, . Dorset, Hants, Sumen , t, South Wales.' Alt Parte evf the Ids of U g t. Jersey. Oneraaeve. and al! Pate of Fenner, son all parts of the Nosh. Neil Poet-(Chaise*, /kr. at the sheeted ardloo. Deans et Omens vizor. Thy hotter, and (In the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wit*. Hoe. QOCltAt ES, by his discourse on marriage, se en• ►raptered his auditors with the subject, that the married eta flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened te be wedded.; and "The Spectator" has affirmed, that 'beeped " wife" Is the most agreeable and thlightful name in nature. The sawed institation, then, of Marriage, C 0113171111110 the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming sot only with hap piness unearth, but disposing the soul Itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Wireless, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulated** passions, but to cmanse the grosser nature from those im purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may bate ente.eil upon it To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which 4 while they excite the cosandseration of the beholder, should also impress item with the fear of self-reproach. litzurions habits will termini:o the body—a residence le ne tropics will relax.the elastic fibre—but more th i peciolly does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whines the *genital sufferer more then &tilde the thaws of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity ; nor will our adetnees appear questionable, sanctioned as they areby the moitiplied proofs of tweet, years-swami:did experience. • , The easy cares of, married life, are sometimes tilatnelted bribe suspension of those blessings which concentrate the ataptiat wreatis—for the female habit is often eoestitedoeally week-,-yet it can be strengtheted, and deficient earwig lap proved into functional power. In every mite of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. earnestly toddies* trel expel the unfeeling empyric trot- the position so presanspith, ously taken up, we deviate from general principles ~the hesitation ; and confident in oar own honoumblethesseilty eel Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the sallerleg. community of either sex (especially those entering into ma trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendanei is given for personal consultation and letters from the Zountry are immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice andhledicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the mead, however distant. GOBS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, loie. 7, Jeamayn-street, St. James's, and No. 11, Boneerie-street. Fleet-street, London. - Just published (Fifteenth edition), The JEG IS of LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases. By GOSS and Co. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at 2n, Paternoster-row ; St 3, Pall-mall ; IC, Prinees-street,Sobo ; 171 Fleet-street ; and of ail Sooksellers. Price As. BY his Majesty's Royal. Getters Patent.—LEAKE'S Pilule Satellite, justly famed for curing. is all its Stages. a Certain Disease. One small Pill Is a Dose ; and the taking of one box. in a recent case, will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this remedy. for such as are obliged to go jdurnies or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restrsint of Diet : and Mt years experience (in en extensive prantice) has proved th 1 it will egret a Cure, when repeated salivation and s:1 I otter methods avail nothing. For the :wavily and other corunical disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Up wards of 49,990 persons, of both seam have been ratlican.y cured of the above cruel disorders, within the last right years. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T.TAy tort and Hos. Surgeons, • at their noose, No. 9, N Kidder street. in boxes of only 2s. 9(1. each; duty Two bark doors and lorids in the passages sit night. Tn., I are elan sold by their appointment, with copious dirsottinos. gt Mr. Ilephurn's Toy-shop. 1113. Oxford-street: r U.s. borough's, 7. rials.sar..ri 11111, neany uppusite'the Mom' meet ; at Mr. Hasler's, Edit:tough ; Mr. Newbury's, nal3;in : and by one person it. ever )• considerable 'rows is Coven Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons saki's the ease or.ottter of Ina Prourietera medicines.— Glegta and sesalsil weeknaeses cured, and letters, post-144 an•iremse• • a w the rabllabedlist, by the Roya: College of London. ••• To ke Node". that no Package. enm ininz east. china ? sisirlses. plate. rash, or intak-antes, werer slae3 the rale... viii M ery!uoase4 fur. if foal or Oaanneed ; nor arc other ?lore, or psnorserr's lugornnr. r f soars. ilia- P.. 1. value. onions so:ei‘d es slosh when delivered al the °dice, and paid Co' nenurdatgly. - >a~~ yl; : 1 • • .", '. f # . • - it 1 „..-, 1 • . . .-• . . -•••••• :• ' I . • . ;... t 'Or • . .. .. - 1 -.. ' '',... ....:- • • - •.-.. r • .. . eL ..,...,..) a ~. .... .... _._ ______ SATURDAY EVA DECEMBER 28, 18a. - - AM UEL WOLLASTON. 199. Regent Street, 1.3 opposite Condelt Street. Importer of Foams Wiszs. busier( recently Perchssed an Eztensive STOCK of OLD IVE•INS, selected from the most approved Vintages. Solicits the Nobility and Gentry to inspect them, which for Quan tity, Quail'''. and Prim, he Millers himself he stands leaned: Per I)ea. Fine Gld firrinitege (the growth of St. George) .. I fOir: Curious - 01d Hock (Vintage ISt I) CI erepsigae (SparAling and Cremnine) ..Pis. to MS Fine Old Port (rherapson and Croft's Shipping).. 411 Sir WM. Duff Gordon hisoly esteemed Sherries 41 fifores Superior Psi.' Sherry 411 Old Crested Port (11 Vests is Bottle) %menu (from the fine {lock Grape).. • • .. 48 Past built Madeira .. • • SO • iA Tenerife.. . • .. A Partml at very Ohl West fedi. Madeira., .. Al Collisess mad Starkev's first rate Cape Modell* Whose oh 445. per Downs, very different from that sperious stet! aell tt 110. per Dozen. No charge fer Carriage within 10 miles of London. — Country Ordpropenetesay 'mewled es. enclosing as Order for PayeleaL were for nd guilty, ihere could hero Imam fer-ilhieldiag them from the utmost severity of the law, and their lives would undoubtedly be forfeited ; but in the evi- Jence adduced, there had only been a number of threats proved to have been made by them. Although this was very lur . proper cOeiguct, yet it did not warrant the Jury in convicting them. It might be suspicious, but did nut amount to certainty. The case was, however, in their berth, sod they were to act as their consciences dictated them—The Juty retuned a verdict of Not Guilty. . . This belag the last cite •Mr. Jostle, BAYLEY dis charged the Jury ibout hall past three o'clock. RVOrt Me Ron. Ali. Baron GRAHAM. Jemeal'atierson way charged with having, on the 16th of Deceisher, feloniously stolen Nibs. of perk, value ss. the pro erty of William Berkshire, of Brighton. Vet nilty.—Two months' imprisonment. Henry Maher was indicted for having, on the 9th of November, stolen six slabs or pieces of wood, in the parish of Ringmer, such goods being the property of the Rev. Fraacis Tatte, of Glyod Bourne. Verdict— Guilty—Four month's imprisonment. Richard Gardiner stood indicted for having, on the 34 of December, feloniously sa:den and carried away, in the town of Brighton, two feather beds, two bolsters, two rugs, one pillow, and six blankets, fhe property . of Richard Burrows, value 31.—Guilty.—Six months' im prisonment, end hard labour in the House of Cor rection. Daniel Murray was indicted for having, on the sth of December, fe:oniously stolen a gold watch, value 151. and a gold ,'loin, value 5/. the property of Vincent Sil veri, of Brighton. The Learned Judge summed bp the evidence, and the Jury returned a verdict of—Guilty—Death. This being the last case tried before Mr. Baron Goa. RAH, his L adship proceeded to pass the awful sentence of Death upon the following prisoners—David Eagles'. aged 36, for passing forged notes; William Agein, aged 24, for burglary : William Stubberfield, aged IS, ditt.); James Miller, aged 41, ditto ; Moses Chandler, aged 2S, for horsewtealinz ; James Crossingham, aged 24, ditto; and Daniel Murray, Aril 14, for fe_luny. If to these be added the IS unfortunate men on whom sentence of death was passed on Monday and Tuesday,there will ap pear to have been convicted at these Assizes, for capital offem es, nut less than half the prisoners that have been tried; the Calendar originally contained 50 priioners. but true bills were found by the Grand Jury against 43 only, and the further of those capitally convicted is 22. The learned Judge having thanked the Jury for their Meridian, the Court adjourned at two o'clock. NO. 4111. LONG ACHE N THE CHOP eV SCAM* Toe YIY ' AND 0 1 •14.10PIEST CARPETS AND FCOOR.CLOTHE tTlf LONDON. iiroprietor ot .11 1 . this 1114 •mbililimeat Kegs to the Attecds• of big Frits&fM Piablie, who are about lerniubliii or exporting, to the gusts' Low Price that he hes reduced his very Superior alinufactuied Snick of Goods to, and feels confident th at , upon itropeetlon, gory Arttcle W4l hilly sower the Deserirrtios gives. The vary best Londowatsde Grovels t'ar. s. d, s. d. reties, frost - per yard 39t0 4 9 ffetsellentlfesetlen ditto 1 6 to 4 4 Kidderseloter Carpeting, at all prices. Well assessed Floor.cloths, properly . as fitted doss. from - 3 to 4 6 north Rags, from . - ft If womb. • Drugging sad Pine Wool Rugs of every Colour fur Draw. lag Rooms or Carriages. Vabletovers. Travelline Rum Se. ae. CHEAPER THAN EVEN— A great Variety of Capital Melting. from 6.1. per Yard. Paters. seat to the Country. and a liberal price gives for Old Carpets in eschanse. Fall SOCISIIICI sad civic Shopenen. N.B. No roasesion with any sew houses that are opened for the purpose, of puling off Inferior goods to deeeive the wn+s!tewq in their not tn. sane despiirAtto until the it "energy and decision" that period ? Is it, in aw. can be fully satielird, and pear to 'wee been done in he a sntisfactury explanati more than two hoots had fender was in custody ? (eats Ink Pus 1.t3 Ei The recent con tact of leviing to resul.s, H e 1111 serious and a ve; y import Theatre has tlev..lo i ed th, feJeraey to the Eng . listi ;It Orange Alf° lation ; t e f irking tirade% t;hich • bat they cont.! oat itn.azit asolosion, or that tie firm THE ORANGE OUTRAGE. (PROM TUK ounust [VEXING UgIALD OF TUESDAT We koow not whethei it has appeared to any of our readers ti remarkable circumstance, that the flinging of the waisailea en Satorday se'nnight, did not occur until the play was actually over. All know, alto were in the T re,imialsat,n prose And confusion the previous part • weepamed. _ Tke,placarst business and Og ra i dm Mlelferatiermyrereall antecedent trseltsseloscut of the quombottle. So was an itutnensity of blurtgeoaereing work in the upper gallery, oecasioned by efforts made not by the police, hat by honest trades men and , labourers, to restraia the Orangemen. During all the disorder the stipendiary peace preservers main- , tained the most philosophic neutrality. Why, Heenttse.. said Sergeast Ityen and his party, we got no orders ex cept in ease of an upon the Lord Lieutenant- or—said they, after a p ruse—the Lord Mayor. LI tbs.. ; instructions were complete, or were sufficiently under stood, it is to he gathered from the tenour of this an-, swer, that there would have been some attempt at inter, ference. There were stipendiary preservers ready to act, btv, sry they, we had p 0 orders. We recollect the fate of the heater sufferers at Buenos Ayres, who were marched to the entrenchments of the enemy, and were there desired to stop, until the arrival of a messenger. with "orders," (ruin a commander sitting snugly in his tent two miles off. The poor " "reservers," were not in this sail plight. The commander was not two perches from them, and we do entreat the public not to dismiss the events of the I.lth from their winds, until they are informed why the people on the stage were allowed to go through the entire pl.ry before any deficiency either in the instructions of the masters, or understanding of the men, was repaired. 'lire Chief and several of the Magistrates were in the house. There were also pre sent some of the Chief Corstables. Ail could see from many parts of the boxes all the transactions of the gal leries. If thee could not see front the boxes, they mieht have gone to • the galleries themselves. At all events they need not have hero a single instant in ignorance of the way in Which the "preserver." were doing their duty, and if they saw the last symptom of supineness they might have removed the select nine, and put others in their place, or they might have called in the army. Now, that they did not see; or seeing did not take the steps snitahle to the occasion, appears to us to be deserv ing of the grayest attention. We speak not now of the men, but of the mestere, anal it is no answer to any Minx that may be urged against them, that they did all in their power, or all that appeared to them to be necessary. They are boatel not only to be well intentioned but ef ficient. The Alsgistrate of the Bow Street Office who was dismissed in coml.-Tug:ice _ funeral, was di see.:•se .1 rot least suspicion that he will any intentional bill', but , preserved. The " select a missed not fur collnsiou wi of efficiency. They were pi tube .I.ficient in energy 41 • \\,,,,,,,,u,____. , . .. LONDON, NOIRE1( 5:365 " The Cause fbr *h .....=........jr ---,- N F JHBION IT IN ES and SPIRITS, warranted ge• 1 la the nein* as imported. T HE ENGLISH Co: • Per nos , and IR Old Port, litht, from the wood 335. PY JOHN C ' Do. fine quality. full and fruity .365. • Do. vintage Ibl3. high flavoured 425. There Is nothing so minis ' D erry, stout. excellent.. ... E d e . stood in this emsotry as The ' .pale and brownGordoaMora 42s.tois. No each Mang an a Constite , ;Weir'', doe 041 West India ' 40s. whole is merely a (btu of Cr Caleavells. Lishon•MonntainNWonia 40s. Lion ; and oonstitutes itself e Cape Madeira. nneveiled.. .•. Chempaene. in brilliant rondition Sts. Is not set idea, but a real eats Clarel.'l al lib 91. , St. Julien '' 635. he produeed, there is none. Barme. Vin de Grave 63s. Sottish Constitution ?—Phu pious Tokay, curiously fine. S4s. Ye men A of thena, I percei 4;rt tna di Vino, do. plots • Cs. • superstitious; for as I paste Per (Sal. tions, I found en altar with Old Coe. Brendy,Otard,lhamesie 235.6 d. [wow* Goo,. wisest Stereo' detell:* Old Rum .. •.•• •. •• • ....ISA. 6 d. deelare 1 wits you.' Cordial Gin and Shrub • 125. By way of camplr. need demse sof Mae. Port. sad E v Al trnEttcAL mAq Sherry. 30s end Cape. 16s. `lathes, hampers, &c. lecletied, This Work kavieg al will he forwarded to any part of the Kingdom, by a remit-, V oi l ai e , oectip o dt it tet e taaee of ht.; or two disco Cape Madeira, bottles, Sc. ter of mew& litho been deem t 1,. ;, all other Wines and Spirits in proportion. No credit, seetion ill the rare Seth and postage to be paid. for the generation which h CHARLET; WRIGHT, Wine Merchant to his Royal the publication. This meat Meters , the Puke of Otsrenee,-next to the Kitties Theatre, diet. st the Publisher will I Opera Wows le. Haymitrket. London. • few complete sets. and those Fred' emptied Wigs Pipe. 17e, ma. prieting some of the Numbe I------- -- --- d w e h e o s ie ed , s w a l i t u l a s b o l o s , n at e :s m it e i s I I WEN T 1 . - Fl V R per CRIVT. 3.4V1 %C; ea acv- 'f/.1.:41 , 1.:11" , OM , l'll gs , •-•. 1 .41. (Mgr , ' llB4 first Twenty-seven Years 01 ka-droper.. Tailor and 1 habit-maker. 47, Fish-street-kill, elety.antt gebonnts of simnel :•res doors from the Monument, most respectfully ae- a Religious and Benevolent l eads tar Yellidity and Gratkineti of Fashion, that he during that period. "a".(gg•-"r twerpi i .. 4f,...ae. goods,shorranc. to some Yelthii: hoe el is Kt if 'Atop, enmity, ke. Nasal to any hoist at t!.e nest cad of . foren: • Ile e:streots a ronifterthon. wAlck g' 4l tct t h e ri sing 3aa, On _ ._ s a . n In o mt e rni scs ou sa n si ta . blel 1 ell at ease convinee Ike mast trodistoste that at no noose of shormetee in the metropolis maths, be reseed aspen meek u_r_ifissr seed informed. ii to terms us at 47, Fisk-street.kiil. The extravagant 4 " charge of those ;Cho are neeessitated to' take nod gibe long • . ON TI4• Etna credit los la.!* the albjeet of romplalat for =hay pears.— A NEV SERIES OP T .1..4 Liver. conducting his business upon a ready .usoney COAT priariede, is enabled to senior less money than other hooves Th e Prot Neither 'wlll h porkies , . the!o- goods for: • gentionen's 'elegant. siperflite- mott ,y I k e Rw,. W. B. CO :i n reay wed bine* Cr blur emits: made (a theiersestyte, a Hymn " t se ' hi " eile " by s i' l from N. St to 31. 131.; gentlemen's raper ditto, .3Se. to of the late Rev. John Owe Pit, ; double milled kersegotere breerkes.feons Ifis..ta gPa.; Foreign Bible Society, Ste. ' Work led buy kerseymere *aid...oats. Jrore 10e to 145..; jitney raisi foots. new piateras.liorn , 7s. to its. ; Jitsktots. a„litcpws rho Work t it ill it be w e s o s n 4 ' able }rotors. from. Vic to Sts. ; ladies' and genitemen s "• box oats. frith rapes, '2l. ins. to kJ.; a suit of plain :leery, &flit*, 101 4 1 a_joi1 or , matte (If gesas „ sis s in;, will Department, wi 41. 4 large and/galena:6le assortment and boyeeLotbes of ertrg eleseription constantly on sale, i erawn w a w b iar e g rr wr ecla s e c o: i l e Y . el J. Aibert:s,.47, itish•strect-hill. Army. Navy: India Company's O,seers. and Merchants' and (hy °t in ' it a ne w k orders maenad with despatch, and ft liberal 'thrown, for ° _f _ ll h_e," . ... __es! beenl the :dlj,i_r,e2l.! roses weeek . o gee; riding, or Arising a oaks, earl bo.t 7:14707"nna mush in,Zreonarol coats 16 great rfelS. —47, Fisk street' __t_bill. . ____ thinly 447aptage to the Ad *- - " -• . . ANGEL INN, will the Editors or the Pu to retain that resprietible at •, • •• ' WT. CLEMEN'P'S STRAND, - - the Work bee to Wog been 41111DRAL COACH uf We FOR 111AV:LLINO, AND CON. V. Oa omega of the V IT UCC PR CELS AND DERCHANDIZI. scribers are requested to a A .. mashie to tiotepliite their T 1111 FOLA.OW IND. NIA4 LS aye other COApHES. o w rim i ew o...h i b r4 m i ' •go from:the a , we LW: 4 4, fOlikimeatiohlie WO Paris Rol al Mail, siiallover„Tusatiay and Friday Nights, published by Francis W at 'Twelve. Ave ltdarra'Lani. , Portsmouth and Gosport Msll. through Godelming, Pe- tereleid. end • Formes; eiety'reenlng at a winner past 7. Domes et pie sn4 Nowday _et kalf-past 6, Otlts arrival a Packet sails to . Thy honer, ant; the Isle itf Wight. to convey possenges and parcels and e .•• • That honey-dr( ar.ii r **W. lark ciff tuChiChester. through Drayt e ft, Havant, co nos A 4.srg 1... hi, vas dismissed in coirsegoroce of fire riots at the gasten's 'uneral, was dismissed no because there could he fire east suspicion that he wished fur riot, or was guilty of • toy intentional Loll., but because the peace was not well t eeeee ved. The "select nine," themselves, were dis- • . . eissed not fur collusion with the traitors, but fur want of efficiency. They were pronounced by the Magistrates ' iu be (1, ficient in energy and decision. The deficiency ; 111413!iew9 in their not making an attempt to arrest tone despi;ratlo until the Ctrowing of the bottle. tVls it "energy and decision" to witness their apathy until I. that period ? Is it, in a word. possible that the public can be fully satisfied, . and that perfect justice will ap- . . pear to have been done maid; instances, if there be not he a satisfactory explanation of how it happened, that ( more than two hones had elapsed before a single of- fender was in custody ? (eits.at TIM TICR1.1:1 EVENING POST OF TUESDAY.) • . Th e recent con tact of this flagitious Association is r leading to resul , ., , s e have reason to lww, hf a very serious and a re; y important nature. The burst at the i i Theatre has tlev , lo i ed the entire character of the Con- federacy to the Eiglisli people. They have hoard of the Orange Alfa ia! tan ; and. pu•sibly, they may have read t e f itieas (trades hich ;bey are ronstsettly;publisking, , ' bat they could not itriseine that the glut if us so near all esolosion, or that the first vicihn which the Orangemen I i • We (lid not oh i.ny notice of the following in . any catalog ue of :114eartls that apprare.l in the Daily : Papers. We bed, t.otterrr„ that it is in tile collection of . • the Liis . h , o t p ti o u f i. e pe 'l e s i b i r w ea rli P t l i p cy. er t p h r e a / y r tu or e d n e r r o . , and. • " Aet like the Duke your brother, " Yoe now are but an etupty eeetosl, , !` As light as any featiter." ' • • is :-..• . . • ~.. SUSSIAX WIWI . = ASSIZES, Laws; ()cc. 26. Before Mr. Justice Bayley. Robert Weston and John Eastward, were indicted for having, in the night of the 111th of November, in the parish of &rewash, Pet fire toe Barn, the property of John Fleecy: The Proeemster resides upon a Farm, sear the town of Ramesh. Os this tarot there was lately standing a Barn, enntaising nearly all the bay and corn widen had been grows by Mr. Fleecy :in the present year. A little beforitolidwiglit. en Sunday, the feats day of Bleemeillissvitecerie-filieseettOes ho so ihre, the ismee i t *al* I$M she tw o and &litigious vide of Aides. prosecutor, his tremor, and a neither of persons frost the %twills/ere *non assembled no the spot, and every possible eternal , was made to extinguish the flames and WOO the property. Their endeavours were, however; inf4t:4nel, oleos* as to a load of wheat *bravest, and a' fee inaplomentsof farming in some of the out-houses, The remainder of Ike property and premises we're coal. pithily destroyed.. Among the persons assembled on that oecasioo, wets the two prisoners, whe assisted is petting out the fire, and saving the property. The prim/cuter is one of the overseers of the pariah of Berwash, and in the habit of attending the - select vestries held there. The primoners are pauper. in the i•arisli and receive relief. The Magistrates having strongly recasuimendell that the evrrsears of parishes should not grant parochial relief to peeper', who bail Craws daeghters at home, dressed in a mener supe rior to their condition in life ; and the prisoners being situated in that manner, the vestry frequently refused to relieve them, until their daughters went into the poor bees'. Os Saturday, the 2d of November, Weston applied for relief to the select vestry. and it was refused to him os the above grounds. The prisoner suspect. ing the prosecutor, Mr. Fleury. to he the cause of the refusal, became rreatly enraged against him, and in a conversation which he had with Mr. Westover, the assistant overseer, is the ensuing week, he used the. most ebonite language towards the character of Mr. Fleury. On Thursday, the 7th of November, be was heard to say, " I wish I knew my friend (meaning, as it is sepposed, the prosecutor) d—n seise my blood, if 1 would. not do &job for him, and give him the length of my scepter On Saturday, the 9.h of November, Weston was at the house of Mr. Gilbert, one of the select restrymes. and then said to a younz woman, named Lucy Word, a servant of Mr. Gilbert, that " Mr. Fleury was mote against him than any body else, that he should sot, at and that be abound go about in the day to see, what be could hook at night:" and on Lucy Wood's asking him why he did not do it in the day time ? Weston answered, " because I shall he seen." Is the evening of the same day be said to Westover, " I think Mc. Fleury ie the nom who has prevented my being relieved." and afterwards, "if there is any one in these great starving the peor, I think they will have a great deal to answer for ;" and as be was leaving the house, he said, " Me. Fl eery is my enemy ; d—n his heart." In the after noon of the 19th ofNovemlier (the day the barn was burned) Weston was again at Mr.Westover's house, and when fur the same purpose he was rrfu'ed relief, he said lie a very malicious mender," 1 will be d—d to hell, if I be not' a watch fur him (meaning the prosecutor) before to-morrow night." It also appeared that on the night in question lie had gone to Eastwood's house after nine o'clock. A person named Clifton now proved that on the sth of November Eastwood had said to him, "thst if be could get a couple of stoat fellows, he would set fire to the barns of Mr, Fleury and Mr. Button." Thomas ll.imploreys stated that he was at Eastwood's loose on the Mtn of November, when Weston came in and said," he was come according to his wont.to know if E. 00 0 .0011 had been to Mr. 14% ell port, the Magistrate;" E ustivowl *dui he had, but 170111.1 Let 101:1:1114 t uw hint. Weston replied that he 1V0111.: hate a 1;1•11IL! by fair means or foul, an.l ttia: he haul just giron oh! Jack Ketch (in mning Westover) a good blot. in;; op, and that he should like to send (dui Fleury, and all the re.t of them to het!. Eastwood said if be had a _an he would sto and shuot twenty of them. It was 0:1 these grounds the'prisoners were bath at u rt A,,,,,,.d. En. prisoners made no defence, except declaring their innoeetao,. The learned Judge, having slimmed uit the evidence, remarked to the Jury, that is a ease of this ul uscription, before they could convict the prisoners of the crimes alleged to have been committed byut—tilitem„saitmlum net per formed must er a e r. he some positive evidence of their g formed by them from %%ditch a decisive conclusion could be drawn. This was a case in which, if the pr;soners i 4. . 11 C i~ . '1 1 .4i,tl