The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-18 00:00:00

Sp grd o4 9 11 : U - apPly ni4tion . 771 E ' , Arno N OF THOMAS CANN AVAI4, W I LLI TON, AND JOHN NNIDIIT, MANCII ESTER: 9 f ' ►, r ilk i . , .. to 'lns 110NOCAAALZ Tilt 4:0s1140IC niNcoolt OF GREAT BRITAIN ANu IPAItt.IAaIk;NT ASsEmat.t..o,-- SußWETll,—That in the early 1812, the patience of the labouring' class exhausted, on account of the excessi ing Ovations to which they were - pri t ations were occasioned by the , sisions, and the low rate of their w they believed, were caused br this , which, however, it was then genes the Prince Regent, on the termiliai, atrictions .imposed upon him, %mild end; but which his' Royal Iliglintsi v declare his determination to prose:r grief of his Majesty's afilictid subjects. . That at this crisis' it was "proposed,. those who neither share the peoplec, lai Privations, to hold a public Meetilif foe the.purpose of ;expressing to ' an ardent attachment to,tis Royal lone sopport of bin Government ; .popillace, construed into en appro',‘ which, in their "opinion, was the cause lerable sutferillgi. That, 9n this occesion, the feelings were so roused, that they came in it public egression or so mischievous,,., result *B4 - the:projectors bf tht Id bring fort ard their Address, .by were disapwinted of the opportpL their decided negative 'of such . 11'.'ineasi exasperated t h e starvilig potiutaci, paiienee, believing that, whilst approved, or affected to epprore, of the war, there was tiopresPect to their hisiiPportable sufferings; ers have to lament, that,Ariven , more rash and less prudent . part of to acts of violence; which spread ' bourhoud -like lightning. .. That your Petitioners, conv i n ced 'ince could produce no good, but would be attended with the greatest vinced also, that it proceeded frotn-tha had taken possession of the public it would be most conducive to public tratiquiltity, to. restore,' tioet!•er of human misery, hope. ~ Your Petitioners and others, cancel' thing was so well calculated to ex( at the same time bring about a real good, as .petitioning for Peace and Commons flow4e of Parliament, ;rigs . , for the purpose of ascertaining then state of the public min 4 itch , likely to be sufficiently sepportedk and at a Meeting' h 1 testimony. held on the 26th of day, 1812, it was resolVeds that • • That Isaac Bland (landlord - ortlip politic-house at the experiment should be made; and Resolutions to which your Petitioner, William - Weihington, hip. that effect were entered into; *filch Resolution! ap. : 'd to be, At the time which naming %wore heed peared in the 5.r.v.-ccosx of the' 3d Of June, 1612 . ; eainistered to him theoehawfitl•eith atilessvenOn the yet after their insertion in that Piper, .so completely' 11th of June), .a , wheat le - your Petitions*, was was the press hi Manchester intimidatvd,. .that. :, hotte 110 deprised•ef .bialiomee, by which.he wstreditecd of the newiNninters would risk.tlieti l infeetlin, .d . and . . 4 A..thigreatest distress, beiu& not on t h e debtor side 'etdy one printer had the hardihood to publish them of Lancaster Castle. ,• - • - , in hand-bills, ,aithooghill • . MiPressed iliac suds, ''. Tkat from the foregoing stidemint, 1 is Pen approbation thereof. 'Sneers conceive it trident, that en:the - plirtof the That after the publication of the said RMt . lnlifTei , Civil O ffi cers, intentional .o . bstructita. end persecu. relating solely.to petitioning ,for: Naos and Parlia. ! Ron have- been visibly:exercised, for..the- purposeof vomitory Reform, another - Meeting; convened partly `deterring the people from exefciaing t o hl_fecetd right 'by a ircular,'"ild partly by ct'Ormr rePtirti,: hl -.P r- !of petitioning; and •elLo Utak your Pelitioners•have therance of those objects, took place on thelmening i greatly and udi esti" ?}tinn.; ered in their ,petit u pair of the 11th June, 1812; dosing which Meeting, Pis- . pro rtY, Snit ref:lunit din, Do.puty Constable of Manchester; eicampanied 471 Pe t? . -'"--•• t . . our Petitioners' tlteeefert-ttrayphope;ant 'trest, by a great number of armed Soldiers, entered the .fi t it, on•esamination of the premises,. your .Ronuer. room ; iv hen the said Deputy' Coustable asked whbt i able Home will adiigit.tneh MOlLSUrallatita.yOur Via . your Petitioners were about, and was answered,-•- dons shall seentioest calculated ta ledress the wrongs, 6 6 Petitioning for Peace and Parliamentary Reform," : the injuries f thtiodigolties„, end, mertificetions,,they and copies of the printed Ftmolutions Were handed to ,r"liaveendured, and prevent the' repetition thereof la" him ; on which lie replied,-.-" that Iv only it'clOalt; Vinture; and your PetitiOneri,:el'indiitY bo4nd; will Ido not believe you," end• proceeded to f searth ynor tot al p ra y. • . : - , •••-.. !- • .k . *7-` - . Petitioners and those assembled with them ; . ;siiied all - • • • - - their papers, handcuffed them, being sito nuiriber,and We are .orgy to lawn front Nottieghens,. that the conducted them, under a strong military anted, toprir . EWBoonyallilitiukave behaved recyjll to theinhos son ; where they were con fi ned 16 or 17 hOnsa ; .4 1 .. 'bitanti , - • , times, fr fore any examination took place, encle,t-sittch e ra- their o', reit] , initiation they were charged, by the said thllst)"pathise *,_ Constable, with holding an unlawful Meeting,• tend. p r listtoote lug to overturn the 'Government ; and• who added;thtt to re sat he could produce his witness by 10 o'clock the next those wr _morning. . VIOLI That on this vague and false accusation ye*. Pe. between Wieners and their associates were again put infisten 7 I 0 / O w . finement, there to wait the convenience of their ac- , of rainy miser, which, instead of ten o'clock In the forenoon , ' a t rac t; ; , was four or five in the afternoon, when' a persaus within named Thomas Broughton, who' weisti''sfey.eof.,oostatiod peeled with, nor apprehended it, that Meeting, *Pk roads, i added to your Petitioners, and whom the then Priam! boars; ' duced *witness, named Fleming, stated to have in:l Gor ed three sited him (Fleming) to several nocturnal meetingsiThe Ro w , in the' fields ; with , attending which seetingli i siderable . We i ' PO however, the witness did not accuse any :one of : with thwground, n.. ..p^.(4 those persons who were apprehended on the 11th of : glass broken ip his extensive • liot-hOtises.indaillni- June; the witness also acknowledged, thatle bad, : ries: a neighbouring briok rose about iili f0_,.111.11' ou that evening, solicited Broughton to introduce quarter of an hour, and the Water nude a lininet, him to that Meeting, and in order to prevail upon through Ms house, although situated on an endritniiite.' him to do lo,•he had engaged' to pay, and actually —patro n Houlel theseatHon: W. B. •6 _ __ Q fen i, _Rat a , did pay, for Broughton 's liquor. - That, on the second examination of your Peti tioners, the witness, Fleming, in answer to a gees:: Lion putt° him by Nadia, the Constable, was heard to say, he did not know Wm., Washington, one of your Petitionees; although, in a few miootes after, , he solemnly deposed, that the said WM. Washing ton, in the Meeting at whiCb your Petitioner,. Were ' apprehended, had administered to him, and two . others, an unlawful cattalo in. repeatedly de ... posed, that Wm. Evans, ato ra*/ belongleg to the prison (pointing at him witlrhis Amer), *at one of -Abe persons who, with hiiassil l ' received the %inlay- . ..4 oath; notwithstanding Midi invested depoiltion, q w r I was nivicionmitted, although oe ivitsese . ,• 38 men,. 32 .it wheal fathers to 'more the 106 chill. -NI from tapir families• twelve en lodged it a disicalpritats:, weeeignoinfniouslY convey-' 60 *lles • from Atilt Midrib, • « . _ . . . • S LATE Mumma .44. T. Ctik4iviwisr.-A report is in circtilati9o, though its ''•riglir cannot, be traced, that blitli.olsou muidentd I; i aiaster and Mistress in 'conse tinear.e. or some eh. , w.:,_ , artistesilows of satlifactiOn l which were uttered b Me. Bomar - in thuprosence of 1 his sweat, on- the iosa-ret the .6ttholic , l3ill. ...Mre ere otahtad to .1 4 .1te, n.qequivocally i ,. that Abere.ls .no grou9d for suck a romont2; Oat them is-no,reason t.l believe the: Mr. Omer Asprgssedlltaseitio the.man ner alluded 'to : and thieNiclioliOsi . • is tidally Intent as *any such motive.' lit deroberattett of this de aid, . we meystate the, irapitebabßity of :such a reuse ; of the murder, from the ;wren couciiittury find to ! lariat character of the deceased gentleman, roll from the r.arefess profligate character e of the foltmaih-7- ~Nittilson says , that for 'kik years Ai bid totally [ , neglaittittall reigibus duties - thoogtrihs .had been I frequently impressed with the idea that some great ~e aleasity:..would happen to• him in oonsequeoce of suck aeglect: that .he had, at • ditreraistAimes, . said last .enE . P If .thi s . part to higtilligg, ". This cannot I ! If hi Orbit Statement. may !tot peclited, it, In some degree, ilitistrateliatt confirms that declaration s hr his con leseiori, where he pretends to. have been* seized vilth a sodden desperation of porpOse:not to be resisted. Aims, of violent and long indulged passion.,. bet who, at the same time, perhaps, from the relics ,ota education, feels occssiorral s fits of - .6 possessed and Niro tOrdos Unitas-CI (to, who* .41114, /Ms ..drtve r .sl . ) askAdAtkA: C4p4lii, Jeja PT - 419 1 • !let* ; hk replied * tA ? arpsint. csnotit DeP, iesnmed tinnaiiii , 4 4 'ol4ie 'is 'not' "Thtiol Own*, 'bOt• Cep; voitvioco • • of . tom stoPped t trowitillartmend he be same vied stopprd4- (e ski*. the right , .. . ~---: •i- - • -• ••., ' •Arwitg. .• r -1...- . :: A , :. .- • FILEN Men % or. wirmiton Agd ‘ Professions' , Skill, use perieveringcgdeuvrows to disco.ver the . (wig ** - 414-certain teethed of treat - 14g wife* . poseridine Discs" 1,1 ". 01 K* 1 0 41 nii,lk or •illogi - CFI/mil/we lil 1.01- beet...AWE yf wt=ty. - - . DOSS and tb.-tiargeritw, he, 6ekiiiiiiilittialb.dia.• diq care of the f..goinittbo mt.ii....ti lot thek. part/maker sturdy, vie. a certain Misdeals*. ficiaewily intintlestrit lh 'lt liieratbf Id intoxication, and its concoannitili, -Strictures 'tad Meets, which, . by an improved W 4 strmspedlikr , aarl dieedisalireatedsslfalso Debility, whether arising from Bacchanalias* indalgeseei,nrog residence In Viiireveiidisfercii * tette' solhary Sire, fOolffien uIIPPPIII P‘alled.... .4 they tilli_b ?r, bolk ililletsiulie 911,121110. 'ik sterility, orwarrameas; am is thus Leber w tiunier..is train aoCnervintsdiserimic, .il4-14 . it ,nui.tembeltilenteek=4, lotacioWie impotence fluid Consents don. In that dis!resmiegitate_of tlebili .ty et deficiency, vVNktlat the Coadeipmere at still %mai ha bits, or arising from taw Bihar MOW, IT 1111kb jet .pi were tNe constitittivn becoeseeiffeebled. as regilirly educated SO. .s,„ .-.•- s Of Landsn'theyofflccarkm; ate, sod speedrsactotatiar to pay* itfici . ,vlmsams lied& • Ilftr ferufrisf a loft` nal , eateasiiit-pieletice hat einbled 'hem, ...bx avorwrior .metkod, tove-Venereal Congdon" {nor dweirinvrterate or comp ,; without subjecting lie patient .of I (Defrost • restraint ed ,' *et); ertete% sod •he - fete at •CASet s Jetcresca,carly app I icaticaris aqui e on discovery of ' the inked's% 'diary frequently krfOrra tied& id the short Space of IWO days. Ififirt waprossedetwasksitccessof *eft made of trentmeat (which -4w I never he'll known to fail in one sire* instaiwe .in :4 practice of klift" years', dufloi *hick peiftfliftanytimusind peones nf foul mots have berg estock ova afteo : savere and irtjetiouvamihrids. 'h.: l6 bten PG rinekliLolber Prictitioners 'vs damn effect), *doer .theta-ni.thaspiddlelievalkoctlieir attic& ,t •• ' • 1 •• • , . Meals. 6 1, and On./ atm et . projewing the care of they 'panics) r itsatfilaints`; 'in or * t the may not be *lotto.' 4.4. ecimakop. kw , wick iticobtociay tit lolly. aicotdced• Wine -amid empiric, think it bat 'anal in i Ives to ataircibal ' , 4*ttleerditioptrit td4o,l*d loci iscitifted co& beet,' insock :.ptoferskin icestillentes e vr MO, from ditfct lloei' nutiteatininiliplairom die Most eminent Phydid. am, (WY ~ ,a convince airy ingai reci r AO tke Bowen toadoing en endeavour's first induced dress, An _gait the i,raeoge. of Xi* losecat Proctiiiitter, obi tliVy tiro* ghee Witieti• 19. ilf(ittile IL fair, unsaid. for iorprocedeforrtontisiewas 'which*dhey have, bf Os : bee° so ideli!ii, 1i • kl. ....o, • .2. N.: .. ~Je.s'O.Ais .41:-..,•;: •el t ...• ~ , :1 " , • • Meats in the coattkip ivv, flier ..7 0. 1 ni c t hue s care, artraniciiit . inoti , cult*, _.. tottolalto..4 Med , ' • ' • mill IsifiKo- --- aro Of the lt.;400. = I ftitil f c,Or Ih'---- .tSgt,lY,th `VEptiottr.t. In t Ae• fess tiutfilieli ek.; i . itialoit - /Mi. tliefiSealiollivi losi bobs 'big* -biliellrlftl te and hiPsurfa WOOF reANfteaViregrfail bY OM •of war tuwent ' years cilia ~ even. CURRAN Ailietirse, • ist led vinfkiiri 4 dlek eestitoo!o•of Arturwve ArCk.fta ibektenasegaangrifolft ligkit keihilgeoce, tl'kbits • lficiiiiii - Seadhit4•l.• la 401111 M &Mecum of elyppr,Pqpipiliovv.i4loel,t hold oaf. •aa ea =to vice ;'•laut, semftle uv 114 owes ioust .he of ;be fv suilrqiiliesiviiiktiteir late ilieir avvikkiaceas rfolarly 4111114e4 - Surgeon. o( i j oi sola: ft.tivejtorl C.lerge:of 'ialviliurgh. -In ill ira . uf ' Skit Memo, vii 4 to every *Piiittlei - e s eae blit, .. r, itattewarltiag froortbe - -I) of a rerlowleeposeiLee itshi4,l o . o g felligkilec 61 "aro 1141414 of .- - •*othet Awe .ptudigitnt a. delicei*v " 01 . 111".. ` othqs, an unlawful oal posed, that Wm. Evans, _ prison (pointing at him the pertons who, with li fed oath; notwithstanding the ssid Wm. Evans was • the oath of sects a Wits iii) 1. . were ,husbands, and fath ArPoi, were segarated fro tire souks, and lodged i • ... pat. FAlTt it titioness iiii i i s IWO tbar6 ~. $- INF' -- . - •; ‘ „e4 l dowat e .. •••••...,,,..0— -"*".",----- v• ' . " .7 - --. -7 •; 7 • . . • ' . „ --.."'...441 . 1.11511 P1T1 . • . . . . . -- . ' • . . • t • • " .. • • . _• , . rIllIMII!'• ...-....... . ', :" .. - ''• ' ' .. , - . • sown 1.1.., . . .....n.m.s....ooT.T. , _=”mie....________„...-______ - • . N ' their business, : and titablitomas ; titottk•tltesti ',. A ..4 7:,4, • .1, . 10 . ..,, . 1 - lin - ; ' : --- ix; -,17 -7-- - btit • 1 . ' - r ik " '.. •i - - - 4 :- ..,..4,1r.....1 . : 44 : - . . 14 , .. . f :.• . 1 m and anxiety., t . . , -, .4 j r t ~• . ...•.• , , ~,u . , ... , . ha s d e abundant thap . ort .: ,!M i intre` l ...,_: % .iigig * tet ..:, , ,,,,iiA t n: :.: 4 , : •••• ' , r ,...., ' '. :.1 .: 1.. ,1 4 :, ' , d'Ahr-1.".. .... 1 n '." T: i 1,..,. ~* , ..,71: , i '....7 7 i-t . ' t .' -.. ' : ..cov . n ft - t - . 0 . . .,." 444166 0; m airdwi tl. w ,. ; . t i ' it% t 7A A N s t li t t4 6 6 ; • Prosecutors were not epaomuu .., . , .. .., :. ~ --.4.,-.4.;. e ,......4, 4‘ ..;, _ H 7 ..a.,,,,,,,L.:., . -... , ~.. .. ....,. ... *we 17. • ... , , . l Ea ove r regard to - truth: ' , .. :- ,- -• ~, , ,,i, e -r f ..,-;‘,....r. • ...4.,:.,,t. , 4 44 0 • TN* wiscluism.........Aveh ommair „ . Twat -your PetitiOnme,' kid ' ilitPle app ' : , ,•• -.,, , , , t .. s IP' ' 4 ' 1 POe ~ T Olrlik . . ~,.i _ *Altigit oriutter orciwier‘ ~ '3 ,es•or TUE UXIII'FIi with them,jwert liossly - an& stindatondy initlin.;, . 4,4:,;77,0 1 - o . Be +p , , • . . ?m el e e a patits , 4l , . __,.... ~, c k , . • • 44., reAM , 0, 14.0... , Ak :. • sh, g-- AND lIIELAID v Ix ma • ted in Mr. Wheeler's and Mi% littpop's pipits, oak . sis , , ~,,.... , . 1 ,... :... _ . anttp, ift0n07,74. 4 ,0.b e i a 1i tt ". 2 . ..... 11"131011 .._. 1 . tul of the 13th, 15th, and 40th 'ef Jai*, -441,t '.. lalsOlialig " 4 '''''&---. ..-. ti rhtidliseff, .priiiing . -.f ot o ' apt ort i7 "r 94ol f'S. Phie .: .i. a w.. , •-' . , . 4ernitute •** tat! " i *lit, the part of the Ittli - '•., • ''',•‘•.• ..r zik .„.._ 4 4J4;l i taii4Of the late g' class was Ye" 'that at a thee whenthey were deeded • ' , t , , tavaltatitet._. ; . "ear l Y public Paper,. by their Keeper ; iti•wbigt'" . : it . 1"1".. .X wail,; -.. - • ` 11 " -"mwl' , •, or shindig. t k I Ant tit . thial Ida et lli - Covilifltlia . IR Aie.•- 4 r. tilSive, and inciehh - was stated that die books and piptileil'idi L - __• . :,_ . ~. t at i o gged i v er....l... .-* ~, . t ~,,, i t 0 , , ... . of. the 5....... ed: Ahkeh • Oat correspond with What 'Wei tka" ' Ullret • ' ao , vr •n, . - f en ' * tid i a le nale n tt att i r il r jan49 44 ,s S*464, l ftkollki.liate suhjerteds;. • • to., 44arsa y high P.ric. of Prs'• et the Meeting ; Wamily, , patitleMslg fur -IPSO ad ,lik t , :.: z. , 1,4.P....- - vwxWoh illeruV.. syi. . , Viiirifider, wages ; and which, Parliamentary Reform; although, ka their trial; : i i, al ll 4 ' -, teh - ' - tr i oetlith: 4 7 - med — lhot tbaj hleht l ia t•itr o ( 111 1 1 . K.C111 . 'lNlkietriXfuireld o " .. ' •••f • • • 1, -. • .' :* o*l.. ... • ••• i *lt ler Vito . iiiirs b'fter 'did *ad 'f ' ' toed protracted war, to • AttOrney-General did•net ergo, big rathPr:29l,o l 9. : elllAt ur tieeple l i .at Weragagn, angAameee a r - •,• - • ,•. ' -...--:- 6 - her will, 'entity hoPed, that . t h e rot a / o f th em ; . the . :hest' heeelo - his ge,) : ii, 14 . 1 .. _s li t,.. *Ul u - _bill_ (ler Aillititer -the pc e• of the Re- I . That your Petitioners, after i teditesslutprisets- • ''— Aktlatre. : 4l6 hovhdrOltlah*lhealts•Srealmejeata., = II. . '-. '. ' .... : . ...!° ould have put an 'mint and a -painful and eipe'nsiire 'Mil' 'altll'oeiti l o li A • 1 1 1Zirg l ' e '.. l .A i r d iel ' , w ILIPIttJA- . 1 - 1 41toransf lettrOrtti---- , -.` . • • - Aiii ' ' ' 4 the pR • • zu " 1.41 r "' 11 bagi ' l = lite '' ; ithe . a Ike .• • "e squ ' l*" " .* cis was induced to acquitted , have reason to coteplith ... ,:thl linds..: ._,lietes. Isit.alvizys with silver ; he *dile fo..be.ylip r ..... $: .. . IV. Noe 4# •PM . ** *,, 0 .4. sezute, to the treat n or .in • which tlieir 'acquittal was relZio'istre. 7 6 74 1 , teiv e h l'el ti r. 11 1 0 allay etentine, .itbee the el em e e . . was , weeti..4oo-oir t . 0* oo dd . 0 4 , tit grautsi. a net : . 7 , . ,..., . . , asoety argert4Osit, to SW hlivioribter . ; 1811A 1111:04talklee th e , ei l ee .,• „, ~f I e CtS• . ~. . Tel Newspapers, it being therein Inv . Mt" reropstoeet btok I honked me wheawiraotsd tea, ' , 41.„ I . i r ib ' • ' 41 " 1 ?""" - yo ."'o 01411 : . ?pats Posed,. hi :rote of • 44 Not guilty for want of sufficient erWoOlt te ',nip . 'l .: e n d ilt liol'e,aillqh! _idodki... ? eni entewefeevna . 1 lenth e r l it !Ik e • -7 tit if n ijDol.not il i sm police there ram ep. DPio'k tabours , nor ! riot,' thereby insinuating , it wait net fOitsalgEstfplilt... Z i r eea r es "7""' the tell e b e l y, t ort et :ti e moon. : . Se.P `chit li ficei_ult . he Petitikv since it itadheea tin al ,hlOll rester .: Thalin consequence Of these•niat firtnVorata . . , iiatitmettie as aratitteer • • Haterialtented die usettautA i -2„..,- in ; um Cliu l; '44 .. a t....i' li altwillD o ( his •iitek the rrltlee qtt.° reacts iitd otheetaltifentiiiiiliepotik. .'... ._. t_ _ ibil pii.....aha.sr d0e..., oboe . . bypechereemi loathe 1 Orierrosu turnitnre is tne.nripsestla tient lietti o , . . t , • r iT i ,.._ 6 ,_°.7__" , vritiltiovtaneg,meekle -litia belie& week ‘Petilitillrai n • , inli ee - es : , ti Person, : an ott- atid 'their s Fellow.Utereti, im . en, "nous ar tea dark l y:vignette*. :Set eillitlt •IlieJ4llololl la a!' ' 1° ti°nea;4l" I -- - --1) J eV: ii°t which was, '1? the eeperienced greit 'inittry end dame"; '4 . . • rew Moeda , NM 1 14 It rat eon 0.4. .i lo aehiabr 4/1 artechoL ieth : prie .7 l : lll : oth i :::::: l w tte : no - Phde: fitiod *ld ur . fooltarttitn::b—Ny the . ..i •' s . ' . ' WO ilif M t • ilig to. olaWater without 44' bad • LttetlehiPf , however 'd ,rrival of Olt . , I'll fused their former 'situations find - imp4.7,... 0 i.F i a r preeptb e g impa le * ib - • nen - .1.1.• • -2P---• ' . '. '. ° 621- 1 thalf!4h, Court -..110111a ••. 4 "'"Vitewavolo . &O.pl ip.prde . r.tcr tem . % two Oropery eat a r t h e cause. of their i ' vfltereby several et, titeni' were, and 10401 : hire x . 1 . 4 , , , o . t • , stragglinc eitliii[ektfili : iilties and „..... , ~ 03,4i 5i0k, .. r• • . -.. ~ ,,,L. 4 4 h 11 . ka 'alkee hoteeed , - : 1 : 4ings - of the peo e ' tificatitins.. l4 :' s "' 4-. •'•• • ' ''' '.' I '' • - .. - ...,4.- ..:, .she'-... otoeteee . . 4 . ivti fta i. :l . Ols_ , ape fi .i . ateet4 lolo " i . o .: r it t i eit 4 l Je all eledl it r d .7_ jo i i . t iaili :rikinflikl. 4 tet4 ,.min tid ice it were t raaskto'oppose ! Yonilfiitiiibiteklaii,oittoi" to Ittate,2tollire . , - dot ~,tl , ti„ .. of.M.Mitinaskl `o e sput klieg t; the JO it*itt', 'th,oit' h epticial;COltgiblo,..orta tit *A i v ' - -4, ' Nots the . —-• do *I do 1 0 111 . 41 4 'the sm.. iirhir- ' eiti . •to the. t ie. -- . y, La bad sea •` . Old able hat i striobsersit dAtltra 44, 04 ; i 4; i ll. st* Id etetitir ditrlioi.' J . Syksishtiri e Uts,, 0ti05,9L41441igi5tc00 94 44.. 44 Ablitshoroo Sear IN& allaqaelle Ma! i ii , -..1 - k.:1".• ....b!itte.l=4iceetwpwAtt. iy " which the public i p en ok o me ',V I , t.stki 344 L . s aon, acc.0 4 41. ,at . _ Akins: the , , dtabokii.of `vv4% 11,- "Ei . i ii -- '•/•::i* 4' 4. '' • *- • .. . c .--. 41114 of expressing : b e i ng - st o o d ia a heed.tot i ( at th eir eptio , ; it Iliatia 6.6 fi t t erl/1 " / " .. " 431 ' 'ad' Er" P lie d , but „ ow ' ' llllO 4 i l "„ 1. ,, ..tiiit, j, i., . ,li. to ne7"tkedaft . he *Woo, eel appl; I.lneasure, . - Th . isio Dion), tisetffite Petition Would lie at his shop for- alliplookise,waa 4roe4.hitater, he ha& aO wpm e' iera th d a in t g th c ey ba l r o a s c t t t e t rs ll!, o a r a der turti esi4 fo so r .it sto ich m h e e r . e wa ti s cous ititelity ta . me. .iep . . gill . , tt , dit ..,......, 1 . d he rar r h i : e rutu 4 : o "uutl ige Tli n lsidegtrap have i ea ri ti tvet . llist w . l oot t;tulatftif tsti , jo ' w . g: bs., '" i neise Lea l e tly * re, lti i n g eeti " h . t . , 4 ! lll !4 . 1 . 1 re .,.. kre ;.. present t ib . tie ... " COURT•Of.AII4O4 , 111:141014,, Qtrl LDITALL, Jon i U. . That 4111PeORilliotp-s. whewposling . ,gp. the eh . 4h; 11/ . - tutietuarbor*tt for 11.1 - bet Waal and he ai . , of the prOsecution 1 , : named hand4ill,.,,ellskaidge49: hia , PILV.Pra *kW - 11 .. k V . • wiltSll l l 4 ii,i' • - -• . • . a -of a termination -- • i I ,__: ~ - the Axe e la., la notbarn, stated, that • - torn to pieces by a loo k ing feet pata i i . joy echo ....se a hes araa n e d., o 44, ea e d o , w edunda ., monsi„,„, _ av enue • • c.± asura.attatr Vi 7614AN11 ar ENGLAws. .. ' ..... and your Petition.; : he Was . reProitched,.flireatened, *and detained . , near! Z ei r.iiis ~,, ,, Ild it a t i st e a° " akm blie•Jut. A .M tih • "ae , . w le ic it h ta. bilovisitievalliogte ai Thi nk : t w o tta rec a o n ver act it io 4 n ol b . y uo a e Ji• w w hi fi c s h fi t s i ei tey ler h._ a T e i t oe 44ol t 1101. to desperation, the , half an liour. -•.•-. - .. •.,•'.7 • ' -•-• . 1 aasiteeeme.asiem been identillat to. be the deceased's. PO.' • •of the populace, fell through the neigh. That a person named Buckley, mben.dlateibutrag sonar total bin . be bad given upwards -of three pounds for it; _ ng4 lll o , 'efito:nbtes obtained Crenokeistosted . , copies of the Petition,-for th e " mow o r.os it i o i ng hat - did nosy how Anst : lt, , and weird- hint eztrentely him.' .1,;44 in the late forpriet. A Mr . J . awn» In eltast Liard : a 401. note to Benjamin , about a • foonight be. . ..?t term! watch ; oat be deelinedlas - and he had receivedit roth' anotiiii of the islet cod that illegal via= . ~ w as, . . . signatures ,thereto taketr. ipto.,eustasditi,„io? o t he. /. ' °V I° ez: bet o n the contrary ' tained during the night ' talc= kttply 1 1,.htagiStrate ..'44. laboorieg um proved Ws ism in/ sees tbe Prisoner washing- Icire, . !Ma: Benjamin paid it to one Phillipi, virttatriii test evili; and con- ; Beat day, as by him censured end diacharged. • & l ir l ' r b r e ' si.nce thP•Pir4er• • •t:OM , 'a th4)pkeeper art Woodford,' Stator that oath, 11, t ot h e B ank That John .Brown;taidlerdiiT.Ultitele at which ' hada, asersioLlther.the reet4er,fie Betd the Priseti;aaad p•thatdespoirwhich . waiste ih tfar 11. is .: be void him At 11. Baal; of , . w e 'Phillips swore that . j3enjautin paid, it 109%,, in , 4, lie mind , conceived ;your Petitioners were appriditilded,: - Wat,' hi • the i the restoration of ;tight between the 16th and - 17th cif June , calledme et r t eted ul. , -Pa .tha t il t t li rr e. th ise e pr Pr w iso n aer' er r i t mast ur f e t j t t a o d te e' W a a ti s a sto tha p;ed b , e he w" .o4t d a i e le k r t il e B s enta ~ , dyikppentu in and stated ' the circumstance — the} areattoietle r if Po"ihies. that iif bed by Nadia and his ,. assistants; couveyed , to . • *visible deference to his behaviour; he fares er 'iird firogsn4thil;;SANdei4:keitile.ekecevi:f;4;;e:. C :t ati Vh rail eti fh ~. 1 Stockport, in Cheshire, detained there several.days, r i. . . a .. tat me very ejec . to 11 1 - "e" nites conceiving that no- : repea t e dl y examined ,and ultimately ennunitted .to .- . 4yrie Pri m mer, e a st l ei ar . as k e d i f •k e •i„d my thiageosn lei. ; e. seam, Mr. Bernat - ' conceiving $ xtite that hope, and : Lancaster, charged with having lent 1.• Bilge,. in the gel l ed 1111-atTelllt of 1 401aviagf9und the watch near /he peed _ hiiititstee, -Benjamin' tiaidthe' . .irittleff the- 1 101. atii real and permanent i beginning of May, `knowing it to Ge for pitipose '. a . Is b it's`osted o . f ir ie hi s e t r a ; - t r o ep t r a d e . tetr a /i s icio i r d ts t e e, commence! nth actin*.. • ••-, ..,:-. ;„...,.....„,-, .. • 1 .. : • .::: • His Lordship said,. at the time of the -twee-belly sitd a Reform in the !of adininisietinguu unlawful oath; Ito Bilt,ltaelerer, watch, that was all he lead to soy, Mid they 'light hear him up, i.iiin• for - stopped it. waar ! :tim . property, of .attth th held several Meet- I was found against hith :. but soon after bis. liberation •irlty l red: d boa "' 04 1 • ling - whether, in the he. was deprived of. his licenoer, his' Means. of rein , - to rd , ln rel a lw r i e r cog en ott i nce of 4001 e . r ; a ci ad iwt tbl ent wft ' ; the * 4 " 5190‘.-tPii.s peen. bioggilt b 0101..., Ike:* ea a measure was ring a livelihood, and your Petitioarrs tdeptived].Of - bound taloppeari ,la 50t. soh. -• • ~ . . . , Of actitln cotOti not be transferred. -.'' 7- • - • t. --a ~, . st.ottn. I 1...2... ._,..:_.weft.. • ' yr. Plittitift*settierefere tinnitiltiff. ''• -• ''''' . .. ..._ ID iny ‘34unts asv F am...." . q. 4 7 ...bro. • ..............fir I - - 7; - ,,• - - - i of that place, ,who, hest at. Or tkteehi (Tom prelkiiput education, feels occas ional fits of remorse, c:;;;;;; awn individual sufferings, been ready to 'iiift. t ray be believed to be possessed by a nroMentary ha: i f annaii ? with the poor setaiic in his ttips sndSpniseif infatuation and despair, bordering almost on .r ,Ur V oste One 'We'irill nofeillitrgbisfok :ls pain Instroltr. - Tilleilitleasi, appears to us to be some tub. ~,rt reflect Ott, irtpuinill lieriteen the - 414 : tioitef tisitittinistrous state of mind under which bum, i who should bulibetepsetEctoggi kofr : = .' «i• .1 4,4lll.sthit , he l labostred., _To a question, whether he t l t i .t l :4 l LENT Scoass i r r w•thuveniegok the 24 init. Itts IssOft th e initiCaPc9r anY dream, he positively siose r 4l u khe r hoArs .4 fqur 450,4r0f t i theopoesvp,r4 1 ens vial tii4 he was not,. sod thathe never contem. whhz.iii county of. G 14240 444 Ai nett. by a Staria : plated th, iniirdee till he waked by filling (rein the guiles i, hail, and.tkAnde . ~..! nthich proved inaiille-'1)0141f."' -''.. . . ' ' ' . imi or-c ve in its "(Nets. thairgiffhing of ..the.kinitt glistviox.' , :Ting - .Ifir..tuvreic -:-;Thi s deoreditor 1,N•" fir, TeColleatiaill. - Theionasti !of' raisrulbtaii fella eigiekssi - on isiourd. - oar 4st ear. ;pinkest 'for Sam.- I '47 B r i down the Whin .i. , liele, Ithteeheelgthilillh 4 16 . 1 40• 4 'IV 414011146 ; 1 40 0 1 0 t inc. trOirdilii" l oi o 4 iwt i t , ' find ietiatiied thiltairtnipssiabbniociliserallie,glied ('r qis4s.4titetti,_#eitigic eticllor, alleging as,,,' ; .the hailstones, or rather pieces. of ice,: mn. i a envie,. that le - Was ;midi% tiir i;ge3iticnien, whii. mr,r three inches round, tin& did vast miseilef.,,-- i : had beell! ,eilitigid in :It :our at iiiiiioni,. , Which reii- ~."1 : , . .. 4sr. Dr. LisLa, of 1 , ,. Papua; is tit 'itrf'con.; i diri,d it nem - Viler fdt Star IV goTolhe CiSittirietit..- i i= t "' y ble sufferer, five walls having been litioned 1 44 'ily - the bye,a(weeittlauidAre,' 44o 4 - seel'bier : now' elilZ o - - and upwardi of 10,000sipsiiifs of coming off shore lij.sisoat. -116,11.09eurableadr: bro th." ila !tritium In hit 111 *tonere, •hgo - h Amuse ain't Arline. 1 liinuiiril (to_ wheat-alai icousetillikil. /lags a d- lailiimi . _ I —Duiryn House, the 'seat of the Hon'. W. B..Uner,,i'll tot' i hermit It till - ....',...0_..0.. - __T . /1.00m . 0n. -•-••!. a , .Q - %Awn Li-:- ... . zi0n of a ieruan d e it li gve tubas% mug ir,‘: 7 .—m- - . ~ _ was completely filled with water, and • two orihrtei fain, - to 'celeriac*: his passenger. of - • Ms.. bele! •inr•iisri, Free 11414 .4 isdkj,*omet iiisie .4 .p . ro44‘c_ . 4!___, iii : . men were nearly drowned in one of the cella»; the error, 'produced • i - Slip .ot paper, on :Lich the. 7 etimidly vitZ li t i borat i ntZi B ,,y l c ,U7s,,,,-„77,Aut I I . water having rushed in upon' there With *suit rapidity .name QC TheelPitM.*S. 'efeittellt ~ Re this 4 944.Y1ei .IVr i ;rajli t t.beetiFitiitilitetf wiFb Prydßaedo" ol6 ‘... . 114ric i t1 27. • 1 that they were immersed up to their thins before this?, tio,t , c,,Ri.,liingii4 nnfl thnjobjeft in - dillatO es f . , g ums of teem,. yvio' thirpti"o, inlie l Yif i rf s. 4 97 l e atj ee ~ • ' 'WO ii the tiffiort peria of ihree wino.. Neiemil . could reach the stairs.=4tCeurt-ar-alla, the lee of . ceaded. thefies.k.' After many lediCatlkint, at Tyr- ... ibear00 ." 0 . 66 , 40 is okty,rnmomeSbsere4 ol . 4 e f , I'. B. Reuss, Esq. every window ' was broken Fr• we pireii, hiii&joaclied MK Iti in a liiniTiarlielo ll °‘ . 7itri *aide I oor4" 08 4 terri v e d 4 raitrill IWII I 4 tlutteig*Olervt.ky he Wid e ,CWM Rhondda, and the tram roads in'tfiat nelitthAM., iiiintlisniciirpinWat to this name he isadlie.:•rf......_co , hood; at Aberpergwrn; the'seit . Of W. WittAilk, 111tm4440 4thiebilsVelipllADeek at • his mottoes far./ • .ovileasof ti, nio ; 4 l otidoliolirettriV- 1 L e r at — "Vt iee - i te and 47i Yiiis ot i Tieftit,clf. .:atri 1 ,.= Esq. and Many other • place*, considerable id - ' ~ sissitoioessti.:24 4 hat %P AU in Patimicof ,1 1.1 2 / 1 N- Pm is, kleiPa.usilirhilre are'ut KO". anlts • 11e 7a it i ce y4o al,Pend done ; bridges "and trees were' wilstecidoWol4 '-: wn! 4/4!We-4(A1A41 1 4 of his ,whiLhao Sit e Ha u t- dee, old °th er Sar "" 4 1 4 11 e l l it e uir' taridei 'egitiwit . dmecrops in the direction of :thi - ilp'itn - skiii4 ' ligrig!! wftii, liet.pgrikviwt .Antt i t a cf ibelPrfikr‘.!•‘,"' ' their Can t.be ''t 41 ' ."111121"11 -: ' 4 an i ao a a ti4d the ' 'ed . % 4 ' ;44e r where nearly'destroyed, and It 'is *aired,' 11 r• . 11 - Wknt. Mi . Mewl's. Atka, he n alma. to . id: lgsral.'est • wie mrliol'inor a . 1 1 P RI ! i oese - N o . illlteglecriiey` sue, ot am t • growing cord is meth damaged. li.illast Me . aWM`" leliSa.dett4rplieCentil . ' ' .14i ) ,' * Willi iar• 4 t1y,,,,,y 40 24 0116 2 .. .., 46 . . .. calamity, it is matter o f p o w r - ,osiation thik'nb.' vlinCts(prlerallrifOrici Isiietbytetora." o • filt.ltinmdtdi r vii.,-Assiraiirci - )Unfry ireretpiestTh • - el in ....-Jte iltelik int rilett l :: lives have been lost. ' - - 4 "`-.' 4. "*.: '• ' losnleisse nothing* Ike *elk - object ifor • this .feßowia I stow* owns.. Did selpero Saki, of huolh.lif."&e' o w 14 On Wednesday se'unight . an oidsliaot swat. of Sikandsknimeet.44" klifirmatiy.,. entered ints.rn Auniliaa . .l i l i ZetlZ i talkll n e t ssed -o k i l i t ei o, t d„ d ,„"“' wi P e 'Vl i r eou samt r . .. oill ot s; Colonel •btaittrac s , at,Winstesid p wit *Onto ' ' ti, cpsrorpaSion : Ysritls-Jtim, spy! : Sisey.,pnnsesi,; on peir l . um" .4, sisensto -Iv WeSS:enetsrintton. la . o Pla i n! 4 4 ' and • pared byca ox. ' 'Oa the *At. I' • - ,_..t; i r 711 1,r 1 " 1 " 1 " 7 .......'. . ..........- f ri vi t tl toe ~ ..,..77 --- ...).. .._ . ' . ' at 1 - e MO to the spot, tat! 14 timid I ' . , all ' 1 ,: - Vlii/na::.: V - .• ' • tium . *ell ..•••••••••=aa--. 116 -- --- -•---- -•- —_ - ` J .• h hornl4 " " laintbili o -1111.1 4 1 0 0 0 1 11° ' . 40 1 ' * 'ilif i ll its : tvi iiit iv iulrVi . '' 'w kriilt.r. T.tpsiioit ~ ?riling altd- rublighttr ely D. "Loy WI , ~, 1 area kin pargose R. ,•..-: .`-. ; .. , ;;Wivips - . . 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