The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-11 00:00:00

f' 1 1i ~~ i~ ‘.l t f ' i 4 Plitt ' tikes litlbrmed hie.i hives 4,1,6,04 , thing .Al , s Readily) -- a mour n tSreat kaportat to himself i ._ rriorn). to his sally. to the State; that hives by the advice of Lord Thant lowftiat his bout Hightitis had selected him to advise wink; , toot his. Royal aiglowas either' said, in expos. were, sr um* veyed by what he said, the imprinsion that what had 'pri. , : . detenehted that he (sir Sameel *Romilly) thank( be what. woes that ho was not comforted in any meaner with Ponce, end that he was wholly unconnected. with polititsg Ilia Royalillebness then stated the information which he received respecting NW conduct of the Priskeis of 'Wales, lift Mamie. in which it bad heel ogirtaafeased to him, and toil nom (Sir Samuel Readily) that the information. should be pot into writing. and delivered to him, in order that he might gee his opinion aad white apse it. That soon afterwards (he writ- ' tee information, with certain other &cements, were put into 1 his hands; that he considered them with all the ettiation and on tlety *Melt their great importance detnandcd • and, in a 1 letter which Ist *deemed to his Royal Meioses; he s,ated the - impression which they had made on him, with hi rea sons, at considerable length : 'that Idler thia, 'he knew that the Mete/tad tensed MMus so be taken to have ascertained, as far sts was ilowilde, the truth .or falsehood of die statement which lied i•een Made to bite, - and. these means were as he believed. . adapted at the au on of Lord Thorleir.While these mat ted were depai i . Mr.. Pitt. died; aid, to consequence of his death., a team chnage took place in t Administration. "In that ehaoge he was appointed Splielt cal, ;tad some time afterwardobeagaita saw the Prince on subject of the Prier ,cess's conduct, and by his ReYal, elf ewer's whammed waited ;on Lord Theriper; who tokf him that lie thwegat the information , mach too imperteat to remain without any step being taken on . It; that is.oughtio Inceommunicated to the Ministers; and that 121 . 21tidotele had already remained too long it the Prince's onproceeded on. On the woe day be dedvercti ti* PTase — ie - 70 the Prince, • and immedi ately, or very _shortly after / the matter was eommuoicated to softie of the lidiaisters, aeft his•Vainsty • lie premed,' anew Whin Ittentoth to autho rise Meteor Privy C , ooncillors. vbe have been nailed, to ea. %tine- into the..tratb of the wspreseetatioes whit* had bide wade, sod revert their opiate's on theta. Several nisei** tbeitotA.plane for the esaminatino otabe wigwam, at wield , no, .a, was want Jingo', ilia four Commlisioners -and, h et ned,thoonly Mice be - had to discharge was to write eloso tbe.detiontof th e witnesses.; mid road them over to theibifore they were signed. For this office he was elected , la preference to the dim Aitorney-Gmteral, or to any other Crfltmerely. beams he was already negasinted, with. the s °l4 , aqd it wattedrisalde, if. it *Geld not be therefore neees.. giff7k to indium say jediciar or legbitive proceedieg that as-1 much seerecy.as possible should be observed.. Having been pre. ' . . ime at +ladle esaminadeas (exempt as ane.day, when by acct. deut he did not receive:Me optics) be wneid my -from his own ,4 • observations that they were conducted with all the Impartiality I raced gr i tr i e r kie s Port l ithichrb t Ay the ~ it. w n ‘tfl at l i se ni highly improper to sayisay tbing3. Itecould eat state any opinions with out adverting to-the•tcts, which, considering the manner inp which he had become, .assitaalitod with them, it was his duty Dion not to publish. Setae observations kid been made on the op Di afterwerslsgiyen by Mediu Attorney and Solieitra\Genes ral. Of *bat (memos be wiaidd poly may. that if they did not re. minsmendw presecutionagaled say of the -witnesses.. it eestaia.. ly was not from any doubt tharthay totertaiae4ofthe authority' of the Commissioners to administer as oath, or of the legality, of the Counnitsion under which am .add. Donlit,..beivever, had been suggested by the Am. Osadionew_ itolegoljtY. alai' in,the letter which the. Prlncew e w t alla. to the King, in 180 ti; and which the Hon. G*ollllo4 had ascribed to Lord Eldon, Mr. PereevaLand,the present A ttornez-General, the Is'.. guilty of all the prenrediegaareettlied in qitestton. That the lets ter was written hy. those perrweshe never would believe Inks ' heard it from neqaestionebkaotherity. Is SORNMSErrstowaxer NM DROOL -ILVIDONC6 'MAIN IT COULD NOV We HAZY TOR SADO , .- " Vit l iodsor Castle, Feb. 10,1P07. 1 Tlell'eallilea•PmbooNlo Thft attitieikah ladmlL aeoweditollwo* t' As the Princes of Wales may have been it'd to 4 1 merely eppnthe time° ollshntedwith, resPhet to the thtlesstheig gising the authority, awlyet it was sorely impussiblet44oabs expect, front the King's letter to her, that he would 1 that upon a reproseelatiun. of misconduct la a 'member of the Ai an ea rly day for seeing her, his Ma j est y thinks it ; Royal F a''•ii.e , loeoiliol bookie" a ellaegellf l bifth tiew'oth . sard preeenting the dan ge r o f a.di spated succession. the Milleofter right io acquaint her, that the Prince or wain, ; bay authority to . , &ameba of Privy Councilliwswas eellitietitt upon receiving the several documents -which the : —The-teuereoalalaiosikat the ordinary modes ofengairy were King directed his Cabinet to transmit to . hint made ' Dot s resorted to, as if the S thiltees uti g htielthediatel Yl wi t h Oltell - I _l•deavouriegMl,tavestigate the Rath er - lh=ev..te bane a forinal•eanaraunicatiou to }An, a 41tilill his 4 .- oh &Ojai bill it&lastiraasaatect,eyeeftered tow Ju • ead,se ' put them into . the hands of his Lawyers; aciimpaniett. die 4 ' llaill e- i l th e lane ll f. te l ".. _V har ir la illeillidi by a rey.fest, - • ' Wilat possibly them mums believe= foandatiomfor its ' bed**. - that his bihjesty• w Otild . OwsiWbo , bbj'3,ewfinuiwleslgatitetw,history weasaticiamt: to; leave no' dank* further steps in the business, until the Prince at, ,opoo th e ceastedt recaurottlead tocoeheaquiries, em the ' time Wales shoul be enabled to submit to him the state- • or SifJfha Feolsich (to , Kg beteeflier) to the triab of Mr. florae Tooke:tad:Mr. Hardy, axial' Members- of the Pricy Men, which he proposed to make- The there-. c *1 MA, '-- che of smart 9 '+, rgeo NWOODOO - . . • - -- - • tO defer r -I. - \ the treti,of the-farther they merit. 44. '11ey are folly convinced.thi it never can have been your Mak•sty s itumi ion to require From theM, that they should lay ark', ,our Majestv a det a iled and ciremastancial examinatioa nd di-eussion Of the various . and allegationscon tain. d in the letter submittatax lig M a k * , N . by the Law Ad isers of the Princess of IVales. And they beg leave. with all, humility. to represent layout Majesty that the Laws and Coo littrtion of their country have not planed them in a situation la which they can conclusively proponoce on any question of guilt or innuccocc affecting any of von Majesty s subjects, mach less one of !ague Miijery's any Family. They have indeed,* power or authority whatever to enter on such a course of ata.i gut-y as could alone lea': to any frog results of such a nature. " The main question on which they, hid . ()arrived themselves , called upon by their duty to submit their ads ke to your Ma jesty, was this : Whether the circumstances which had, by your Majesty's commands, been I.rought before them. were of a na- tire to induce your. Majesty to order any farther steps to bet taken 'Tun them by ybur Majesty's Government ? And eu this point stiey humbly siihMit t 7 yoor Majesty_ that the advice which they offered was Clear-and n uequi vocal. Your Itajesty has since beer Meshed further to require Mat they . should ribmit to your' Majesty their opinions as to the answer to tie given by your MA. jeFty t's the request contained in the Princess's letter. ad ato • the mactier in which that answer should be conuauoicated tatter Royal '4 igh% elm . , . , " They cave, therefore, in dutiful olsetqisnre to soar Main.. i ty's commands, proceeded to recaosiderthe.wholwoftiv entsjort„ 1 in this new view of it 1 and:after much &Jibe:a ion, titeit lutpm 1-rerff humbly to twommend to, your t lljuity Wed ri4ka hum: e , sage which, if aoaroVod by Your hi tit ss , they illP ' Wy suggest sour ilbiksty might send to her Rayat *sham mean bb the Lorti Chancellor, 4. H a yi ng b e f ore h um bl ysu b m i tte d to your Itakisity *Wirt opinion, t Kit the facts of 'the clue did sot atartast,thait efilliet , Inc mat any further sterishistild be taken upaii it .hryllou MIMI jest 's "hivernment they have nut thou* it Dec 00 atbfisp: your Majesty any longer to decline reetsiving Ma 441101! your Royal pre,ente. Tat the result of the whale slatte io do:a iii ti t; their judgment; reline, it indispensihle that yooro 1 7 ~0 86 by a senoas adiopoition. convey to:her R j aYal, yowl hiajcsty's especial too that bet' Royal Higlasess .he l :s circumspect to her future conduct ; and. Moly • trust that. terms *0 Villich they have advised. that such adinoaitina. I be conveyed, yOur illajoar will not be of opiate.. nst 41, full consideration of *the evillence and answer, that they cantho- con ajafitea as laming at all' exceeded Ils ' itecessqi of the ease.. as arislog not of the last itretence wlsickyour Majesty Imitate pleased to make to them." „ Tax KING'S LETTERS TO Tug PRINCESS a WALES.- , • • Wiodpor . s " The King has this moment. roaNilark the. Princess of Wake* letter, in which she intimates her inteo. flee of coming to Windsor on Monday _nest;. anti ; his. Majesty not wishing to pet die Princess to the inconvenience of coming to this place, 50_193- mediately after her illness, hastens to - acquaint her, that he shall prefer to receive her in London upon a Clay subsequent to the ensuing week; which will I also better suit his Majesty, and• of which he will not fail to apprise the Princess. (Signed) ".GEORGE R." I " To she Princess of Modes." ° Loik , s. "• .00:11a. Ba 4, Aced JaiewJacks. oiighs Of Lairet. the Chairman lieepeedeat Cemmitt the We Captain Ferri% R. N. • ... big vengentaw on the person of Mr. Legere, front whom he imagined the writer of the lines had received the hints; -enabling him to delineate the characteristic traits in quctstion. Some weeks back, the assassin, 'in order to tender his weepier (a large clasp knife) the more certain in its operation; bound the handle with waxed Cord, that his grasp might prove more firat,and alsa rendered the back, as • well as the edge, of the sharpness of a raaor ; this weapon, since the commission .. the deed, he has denamiitated his guardian ang I, which was nightly his - companion in bed ; nor is t lees a fact, that the dreams of this monster were so disturbed, that the prisoner who slept in the adjoining hammock requested to know whether he (Taidiff), would not wish to be awakened when he became so dreadfully agitat ed ? " No!" replied this demon of vengeance, " for 1 am then dreaming of ' a deadly enemy that has diehonouted me, and althoueh he ap pears to conquer for a time, yet the vision always terminates by giving me his Novel" Thus, after the lapse of i3' mouths, on Monday evening, the Ist lest.- about eight o'clock, C'ar'diff found the, long alesired opportunity, when, rushing upon his Sic tim, he literally ripped him open, and the bowels in consequence obtruded themselves, when Legue, herd ing forward, received his entrai's tato his hands, ex claiming nt the same time, " I am a dead man!" " Oh ! uo !" cried the murderer, ironically, 1" it is merely a scratch !" Thea twice plunging the knife up to the hilt in the back of Legue, exclaimed, ‘. Take that—and that." Ile was proceeding thus to inilict further wounds, when another Prisoner, et the risk of his own life, arrested his murderous arm in its progress, on. which the villain calmly said, 66 I hare pow completed my work, and am content; you may talce the weapon, and me,.too, wheresoever you think lit." While binding his arms, he re quested, those around him to stand aside, in order that he might glut his bight with the view of his im molated victim.; and ironically 'remarked, " I have sent you before me upon your journey, that you may procure me a lodging." One of the prisoners then enquired, why he did. . not at least prove that tie* possessed one noble sentiment, by plunging the knifes in his own breast, after the perpetration of the deed, in order to escape the gallows ?—" It was originally my intentioe," &tidied the wretch, " but it after wards streak me alit I might, entire. first, and' then the certainty of having. takeq his life would. not have been known to me, and nothing less would have gratified my heart." Soon after the villain was ironed, he Yell into a sound iio: apparently tranquil sleep, from which he did not awake till' a late hour the following morning, when he remarked, that be has- not enj9yed such repose for the last twelve months, ,and that he gloried in the immolation of his victim. On Wednesday, the Coronae's Anciiieat sat on the body of Legue, and pronounced a 'Verdict of W 4114 *prier' against Tardiff, who' was iteaeved next Mornliag• to Wiechester , seek its wifeirke his. trial.' . - ; Wednesdax, the 3d inst. four students were brought before the Court 9( Police, Eclinburgh, accused of breaking off the handles from doors and bells in the a' As soon as Messrs. • Williams it'd Steward ifild reached the turnpike, they were lifted out, of their respective carriages, and placed in the centre bf the boat, which then moved on, accompanied by Loud ,acclamations, till they' reached Mr. Williams's, in Gloecester.row, where they halted, and give him repeated cheers, with every mark of heartfelt enthu siasm, joy, mind gratitude. After some time, the procession passed en through all the principal streets on Metcombe and Weymouth stile; returning in the same order be& to Mr. Williams's ; as soon as they reached his residence, silence being obtained, Mr. Wiilliams, in a very animated speech thanked them for himself and hii friend, Mr. Steward, for the distinguished mark of their approbation con ferred that day ; and briefly, but forcibly, dwelt upon the necessity of' their continuing, td exert themselves in defence of their jest and legal . rights, and finally concluded by assuring them he would never desert their cause, so long as he lived and they judged him worthy of their confidence. Loud a_nd . repeated acclamations followed Mr. Williams's affecting address, which continued for a length. of time after the Candidates had left their station. About sea o 'clock the populace quietly dispersed, after ' having evinced, in the strongest manner, that though corruption and undue influence may for a while spread their baneful sway, the spirit of pa triotism is yet uneatinpished. In the words of a I late writer on this subject—" The fire of tyranny may pertly., but will never consume the unalloyed gold of resolute and disinterested virtue. One race may be extinguished ; but another, of' congenial principles, will be raised from their ashes to con- front their adversaries.' l Genus immortale mod t multosque per anaos, Stat formula doom, et avimemerautur ayorum. We need not inform our readers, that Mr. Wil liams is a staunds Parliamentary Reformist, which forms the strongest grpunds of his claims for the con fidence and support of his fellow-subjects. Weymouth, March 7, Mt ESSEX ASSIZES. CHELMSFORD, Tuswir,,BlA.acm 9. - LAEVNEB, QVI TAM, V. MUD AND OTICRS. . This was an action to recover fiv.e penalties of fifty pounds each on the Act of the 'lBth. Geo. 111. regulating Om wages in the Silk Manufactory of London and Middlesex.. By &clause in that Act, it is enacted, MOM any master should engage any jour... ney,man at a less rate of wages than settled by the Sessious, to be employed oat of the County of Mid. dlesex, or. City of London, with a' view to elude the Act, for every such offence he shall forfeit SQL ..The Defendants were: silk, manufacturers, whose re sidence was in Louden, and they had opened a, fac st,iialsted in this canner, tte - voiles dist:Ott from: London,. for which they had hired men in Linxion.at a less:rate .of wages than was settled by the. London, book.of prices. andt.five instances were' 'distinctly proved. 'Jury' . ... . . • • - • _ _ - ..• • - - -- -- . . ----•-- . , , . 4.- '. • . •-.- in , • ln• ,!• s. - "milk twavori so Ems to emitter, or Whilffilt x , as ' ''''"' --- ' Arie 'isd itihnhaolo •• WWI , Ste' • . ' ' . • ' •,•' . : '; . . . , grriOniiic • enelir ''.. ifigitateeler• *• • • • ' • .- • • '... s 4 9 ' . From the rircbma s aner OM 4, • 1 1 414•46 1 04% 9111 * '. 0 . 100 k, ihitt ty AMA H i n tYhor , 0 ~. ‘....... . E. ~. ~, .... . . , . k iltli 1 ..4 , . A t . , • r JOinelhebta.as. ot•ositoi t tr* . iady ,1 4 4 or ..,_,_talr - • ' , * WY"' '.' . :611" 0 1 . 8 . 411, ) 0 44 1 . 111 '.4 1040 . ( - '• ` • '. -. • . 1. ' • limb NM, • ! e -, Tv...R. • - 4 .- sir .. • A • Devout. Ms her Millifo dee eth . :1=4 0 0 :: * ea t. _ t i f . ' 41.1 , r. ! _ ____IIIIIIIO- i mp of swine , ~ . . :•• , • libsae k, . ,wom e i Nt ot...6L. oi ttgg, pm $ , informatioi *idea she UM g yea as •potsviog. .., , • istr and .1 OAK s'• ' * • • ""!- befit Tthillealld herself, expressly states, thou die gives it undie ihi OWN C( 1 0 1 - „ it , g_..i.......--_— tist . 1 0‘t :.. „I . . V ' s . , - ••• • ' • 4 1w - daers .: eititt'lrletilde v . 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OM ;Tille.'7rO t ir --t 96111T.4. - under whic.h it wes troommended ( 0 your ethseiferf= i i n T ' b , ow- your t f a ike - 1 IR, yiesthia estraitsi ' am I 1191"11 tg F :jr a . 4.. , -•--. .• ''' ► ''' K o" irpanitadies; By lamiariee. 11; • 1= IVamstit or Commission. vet eitoeters.stgoed; tem. • heir Minute 'Or ME . i &waste b . so . _i_.• e iloffir e theta L trietialltiLiiirtris 944. Simile 'did w- es p ' and the f w at il tsf nu it illl res l po l4 r br ible M fe 4 r jfa ini T ip T lsg lid v 7 er6 . 1 4 - 4 1141"4" ._iwg' 4**s 411'1 . 1 '.. 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R . /4T .' ..0., .r ai d , ee dnii iike in tolor ftnym ol ii r a f r ep drill, *' ' doubt awl .I Patwee .11614.1casa hying myself I* Itivoivov* 310 ' r 6 ° 9 ., 1 10 . 041 .1. s o i sj goliofwas as inseeblivinterw - .., .. • . 4 rVitiOje• VArtelit'rshirs, tii i: . picioniut its illegality... veld it be. at ( alp VIM liciiedet- fiat. ,rive . d d - oilk o r o r d . l A_ , .aspiad aka hsfivedals *ids)* *IRS ' . 'II Ise-liptH El'. ersice.,•• Mel ttlift•diitts, Hacks, 41 1: 1 j, wand _lt is ° 'e° 96 ile ' estiont *Wile* toiosiseePiltVeit•lllo's Ae 4 tY i RoN ag P r fre r att d ....- -s-' 4 ` .th° • r , . " '. 9"ln .411;413111"1"1" Wifile v1"1-4."Igulgv..----‘-i aiithi rellit t il l. t Alliaders R. WiZ d , Bo CenclrE ss itiT Ch i r l"k relf- IC4 f TrY si rbS- r i d bal i i ; lui e r i a c ßil hiii-T M eon • our . %Jerry . a .? r a a . NI 1 k Alto it bit hoe &bed to misomaid by-Ais Ner due to her rani neer wins...emjeelr a. ' Pewit ' - • • -: - A•••-in' -• • - ~,. • I blicksiii dye ibriielfsfinbenctinsek 4 . .. ' the! ~ - ri. ....ht or etulintbi not e to act in goy R omp Oa. . 0. • , . . implrivim iikenows no ;_ Tavel, es seceetaeite oti.ir re mwill i m i as atingle- • '1r41.1.144 11, . s4lai state- it l l 'We -iiiev e i RI" "811.611111444410 Tor Karla e4iirdl*l" lidd UV"- :ba Gma na t ie rrfleit ker.-4 4( . e rtel in - wina lltre . tio 4asit- brill h fl oo . k k ssiler 'llailes -; 4 1 1 : 4 trews oth.•rwiseempoweeett. baN y t• Oat NI C4 ol (are" sad • submit th,yottr ert, • tindrr die vole.authority - of mews to. goo as miasma, airy that your , Majesti 1 eitiOnd • Onotte dw inessne ;it*. : Tbefiey afakaSealickftylirf tbd tosfiiit hiving limo, Deal, braidg- teak! -.1. mitvste, &mho's:, a p ex . 1' •'. any authority; jo bear Gall evripe +l'o= thing are tie subP4.arreferrlaX to 1461 21"°- 1114 . 1e ar1 a .,,,,.....,. h t aliNdlibe , ' ;/1 44 Dr: ilbe e t ti ;!st length! Walken - tbil • • galling efro:te; wig east the 1 4Plev-j. B li rin :/t le is iCelaert° F.RSH t n' P -litti al ceigiw bSOL lll V . El l :, ' in6a4 ire, raper. 'raide d ' fh .th e vi aasi e r li tt l a u a ir 4; .*4 4 l % ii_kr , .'" adis lit ' n nit 'er ti re rctit a n awas' 4* - i as teslea' •saiii 'ara nw tre r trch % tod ' 71 ; ma' bes t' tfitiogia - be Pet - '' fetters Ifolliv glit i meeives add their posterity', iea, be • " Mid Oat for that 'puniest tie arizioars. ° b o o i sm , .__. • Ab e a . add * it *if ' mid 'J. aid R. liihrio Sod E. • %MI ' rufle•vl 1e Le 1%0=1361%13( 1 '5t ,rued to Plibeid MI 6 i • 114 : 24, :j 0 ir ' M a ` ' wiled ill safe •": (v itally. Id be Ep and 1 . e _._ r One° Mitt di sc , • 4 • 9 , illahels•MerthaDia -4 sod '4 B4l• r l ' - - " ng orautimatte cop" .., AM Jim re. lf, I say'. there etit apy airstiaa Vaaillit 1 1. 6 1 . lied • .._ t0t...-. ~ Prisseis..l soostacy or 1- thae U. soon .es Ise petitioning Cllndidster arrived •i chin:wiles:AL cou•On sow' 11* . r ay:,'M t r i• osete lit ' J ' sh "reets Mich a Varrant or VssiommttbaslieratlVlaa WWII gr. 10 rE ..7nrplar; , IN", T 1 I -7 " -width% lba - preelecteef the Bo they shan't' be !terriers-4: Cardwell and it , It'..Jadmon, Ll4r "Psilire s Liverpool. mer- it has ppernted. noon =lie . prajoditib whit* iblas . •• . „, . ~..-_‘,„ ~ ,;,••,.-- • • ... s. •i t ! chtuns••-J. Tailor and T. Davis. Red -ennstostreet flock lione to my chatitelv.V. 1 ) .foofhis PePelleditlitoroi ever • ' : lb - pi° • were mint-. ; forte manpfdctsters-C. G. Mar' wad riratil e and ,ft. loors -41 % t e. cli j ob a l; -4., - .f. , • , met 199 sech Inorkevf r es p ect as m a id i .°"SgM SP° . CfaCtreis-rt. if alone and RWO 'or ne ax 4.- &Ose Of j.erwris alio is dr eo of itosblige u tqa-till.ll am - .• : teme folly coo , need of I's leniktt, tillenii(ckipsoleildigrimae. • Tit * ii ii 5 5 . .1" - E.ECO .0 41iii;',.R04111U.r, notice, be colliciesittgether. If &Sot), a v isd withyrksit o =efatrace W .Yair faigiairri o, • Tak B,QiikiN: s itELA - 11 1 11.. t tit- TIM 'PUN CEP in gS i° Pil.W e t w h i t Sem P er end metal 2-1 . rit - bm ari ,i J and . eo l. ivi . a nstm "Yr i , iskun liat"ta ,brags 'en fou in ed e ga ire— w. - tokli:s w .L e lt a h ni v. . . to 'stoics& aping pr. Stadviit. '- • . ''OF W . wade, When left to the ottelaseed feelings ortlieir " an . ifirmiog . hoos, isoomanfen-j. and J. (4,,b,„, ~,,, it . . . man minds it was here demonatrited. Tn an hoar ! Jackie's, and J. Graham , Jan. "Carlisle , eutturi-spie l neriv: - .- • - • - • (00Y.) • , .. Rani --emp...- .• .‘ ____," a 1 ii*d Id(' l' , gesi n d" .2 6 ,l l.}l ; Bll4B :l3 h sitl er% th Phileisrea an t d "v A n"9 :l: ll l7t 4 "b :Et z.:bisagiete t i i ire tbi : e 4el ld, ii c it o4 : Ti a : • - . MINUTE OF 'FIR - CAISSNET,4O 15, WIT. Sit SPIFICkIIY Aid. ihat Willi ado. kod . twee . „,„,,,, y and a heit 5,000 pers . one, it WKS corn p ttted; Cis of papers, be Mold am have takes 1110' Pug aembted at the torpike:gate, and the folloiring - Oro. ' ea. iv bliiiiilli'oeetett; silloelMJ *. UM* i. fi ' r a = *l .. to dos stray there were tiremostaatos hielrwould. mho ,i,....4,.... was arranged :..... to (*haw ipso Mel* '',"'""• -. • :-- The LORD cilancr.t.cost; - ak in., "ova cKr. ' 1 •x i l o rr i r i ,, l 'oroPee :AV •*". • tAiiti) rittr yt elaT. :, , sirdl,l4„. ... ~• :tr ite vrior ets t hici . . One n neti se6 a , t od raaj u lailitf oviiiii riveholdem, two and two whit parole Cockades, beiring • : 'Mlllbeita.-.-Ahout fifteen mon th s mice a ' , prisoner Brandies et • Lear& • • LORI) PRIVY sub. . EN uo ouro_, - „ tue at protieedois; Giewtm, in inniine tei the Flags tarried by men, two shrew. • • Of Perehiatir depot Composed . some verses, and tarl SPIWCF:R, - • Seerthey WlNDhains ' " 1 """ "`' it • TreeboWers as above, two and two. among the characters introduced in his poem, one Sol of MOTRA,_ • . r. GRIVIVILI,Ii. • • IM °l24 : ii =e in ibenk•-fioroVoilt Thai he b e l i e ! '" mat no let man, who w mei with the manner in , The Committee, tw o and two. iperi HENRY - very unartuiatcry struck s the. niittd of a prisoner, Viso by moo, two abreast. " Yonr Majesty's confidentia Seen* bare given t h e a jolt ___Hwhie_h quout - s - 4 , l2 . 6l lliry.rTilst._ ~i t arl iadb iamt h: .i rasm ' le i al p en . tab wh ie ka ... lt same ono% i n "' 1 / . A Rorseman, be:u•ipg a purple . silk flag. on which was lay rived Tarrlif, as being eqiressly written to satirise this erroneous idea invariably operated diligen , and attentive contidera4ioo to Or makers on width yra, g i ap , to it. That io November, 1805, he.rreekrett the scribed •In large gold letters , • • Por our Country , Ourselves, , himself ; • Marolf b i been Pielkse4 in ittlekt • °Plai n° l i °4 adv ee. e.orarnands Ike Prince of Wales to attend him •ikt Carhop ' ,' • nod Oar Children '' They trust your Ninjesty will Do tigo that any apology is r cessary (us their part foe the tleilbY llx has attended the w ir li d ne i b f ' nat ilour e , m a l u a l• taintu bis Royaeri j eo jig un hness iottelpia. upookoa ga t r ocessi sam on e :n a fbrmed endiii Toli m i A BaOr Jam. ad • tso carriage wirris,:deeorsted with Flage; v irlieni The df moniric spirit or the wretch, who, as it Vaiors.Jacks, &c. and ..onghs of Laurel. Ix her bow sat Ilb”rat kus. on a subject of each enirevoe. jetports ace, and now appeeri 7 -soilght numerous opportunities to glut ram _ , a matter of great importance to („the Pim). to big Fa - the Chairman of the Independent Committee, aud at L . 9 oboe le ave found to be of the tromest difficulty and .. ' ' -r- - Tr— --- -' eathar- I rollv. Oa& tai the orate. that Him I' the advice of Lori Thor, ___ *h. t.r.. e....... - L'......t. la nt . ' • still reareadte en. t he person of Mr. 1.1.1700_ from 4‘. "IVO I I UIII UVI.I 3 KIWI 1.1Ca13 via e...• men, wn ten ne prop o s e u to m a ce . ine 1911 g, mere- 1 Calash ---, ,---.7_7 r•-_. , -. .• _ _ .__ .- . __:_. . , -[ oreltotngwo Inv "auk' fore, considers it incumbent on him to defer naming!, Slump enalairelkAsotisetrath.ol'ihe chews, before • i :Po Jury found for tile Plaint - 11 . to two petesstiesi . f ere* epraCtiCe which b ad been of late but • too fro- ',.. •Nr 9 ' . . a day to the.Prineess of Wales, until the . tarther re- -dal P m " .11.16 ‘ 14/4 " 4 " 1441 ' . ' Th6.l"PlitY of " 1* iii i llaild io' fur 1001.• - 'qoent.• 'lliedefenders' - confeksed the offence, aad on iis iettead ameselmil by.4lte whek ingistature. In the • - I • snit of the Priece's intention, shali s istle been tattle . parntilioa oeensieast Uri Ibartey's li fe hes big, been attestant 1 - - - of- known to him. .. . -.t - - - !_kliYik- Wnt•orkins...mn.Pi'lli couiwillor upon .suct_i_An , ea, , .Bouts . - A• 25,01ea5;-Itid it fenders, were sentenced to thirty days con fi nement in :. 0- (sigma) - .0.6111MID.11.„ 14 "1 1 di e , Mk maw- eint.ii was allsPelie war in OhlOampe " parse of 10 v took place on Monday, On ...Cia•ttruA____4"tll4, 'fultututh...; but ) on a petition, stating the injurF "To the Princes o f Yates ." , • .- -•-• ' :brek 4116 th- 4 . 16,1414 . meal' lwelmb4g 1 .• 1 . 41 ' aibitaios. '' H 11,1 • ' . ~.. . - . , - On ,mlattea f his ditty. Tiommie committee of llM4 o tity ace t. of. Slack, and Roger Al hitfielt% Celli of the defenders from tali imprisonment, the J I . IOUVOTSOF COUNCIA, Atiow;* MC - - ' :C° " ne ' il waiis4l i v et ( " If • ilesiimisuomse-soa ' , PrOIIII4 It e :C h il ec : aW•joyggratr°lll.lipiwkeel..."67 teacher of. ',mildew., who was lacked- by',Captiiiit consmtited the punishment to a fineof one hundred grttaucrt. , a n TboLof4-ChabeellW Mien) linrifillighinht - .. tam . I! -had said, that if theymeoitim e tioitikei• • :Haas. The latter tie irstonn, but *as still thela.,:Guineas, whkb•was instantly paid, sod to the De- •l„.s) Th e Lore Prechlat (Cornea). .ifilocelibltudereekb • * •114Z1(1.c°00011•'112- if nnanikarts fooligkor "vocitite. Whitfield:showed - elf. about the head of his i - feuder • finding , cantina 'for their good behaviour for The Lunt •Privy tial(Weetacto. Lerd•lbetwore - ..- .- . Irlif.' oooll liming's. tojustltyamansfaistal - ible as $ .. 0 . i hind) , Dor. seboary ca d et ~.. t. enehh c le j elly ,eeve` : :warruat . - tteve d rahh oi cm : wh i m' ahm, antagon ist [adios emit fcituti, by bitting and break.' r th,f,apace,. of twelve months. 111, pronotpteitil; all 7 • • • • '1 ~•• The Doke of Pea** - loft newkesbery ItooltkLigkoltoo..wot, wixad:.ctit ureseelisbleistieopt4ioutbi. 4 nratith , gresiskllli and he at length knocked him I - sentence, the Court intimated, that should tots of- '4 k The I•erl ot'efodibet - • . .. * • ' 2411111.4"16.141"1" ' " 4"0 -M"" 4 111 " 1 "" urlfw . 'ettlio l lt - • • afterfaurt . 'huts ki t ting • This superiority "fence be t repeated, a like commutation' would not •• . rlotteracCessolpee. of the rovr,Coesell thetcbe woe . 1 ..-. - nt „... s ' • "t" Y ` l " 4. ' t ra j elit e lvillealle e tlailt l ie l el• ke e o4. I. ebedit erele • Ordered tu l jtur.roi l d. i tu d i id iemi p apk . ace • .0 i t ,,,,t w ' wa i ng ve r asaamasatattlea.by•wthitfield's science about half in be -listened to, and that • the names of the o ff enders ” nis ur ichm aiit'•%•s aont ""Plial 'ross • sha w" M atkiliti tair ' v itr e lio e6nsideved id * airan °4 'Asi twe lg e l ec ti to fit 7 Wino everipeetton thelegellty oNII4 imiin hat he st - lengthleli ed Nor fatigue. Pau- would certainly be made public. Three other slit- . iv rums , • hem Ki r Pkperseensuntes to the es h o ide vet k,„ 4. 2 , olve m t i neyoo l l... ,_ _ en _re stove -no" 1in,"k1.....• ' 111 • and'bath hands t*ith treat dents werefconvieted of assaulting the watclune:, itt th esu bi fts i g i b men o segeoivi i iie t wr Rev d f itos eli ni t m a .: •ww•ri_. _hilltelteniel aiwareenidu here heeinnetie , bet tem: ._ •-. ins cos at WA% .. . - ci- , . . .. -. • J..- ..- t„. girLir, mit t nisi , punpeSse.:•The.crur oo dist o f-ups•-w a s , hued, and, afte r goinimmteo *id fighting, = victory the execution of. their duty, on - the South Bridge, P. Ili° "Pe e*/ whiefl dds bider " = M AO" th afit e "'"L aill•fa..°4 ..._• 1 / 1 11 :=" 1"1. ..1 w = Iriftleninrediin his favoir,. by. Ma plantinga bittw on "and ,were fined Five Guineas each and ordained to , sideratiea tieg e dooot feel .disiewires =to oleo ' ri g - elm ° :•,••,- • • •11146°- "' • ' i11114419 at Whit.eidieleidi whlok'stioneti' . him for ' 'find security for their good behaviour. ' " i I °Pia"6". Prwbedii24.lll4 4rl.'*e 'tell hnielizi-begel4l47"l"bilti-litamaig"MPPaile.4lt.'"l="4" •I In tel • ; . '.. ' • ' The - I tit f f the Peninside Lion in which It beeiwee sta t:: 4l _ . ....i irei tial- I g e • thellep•api . ' Art na:x "SIM .10 0 • .•- . - • • . mpor ion . o of . f r om . . Fmmo *.t rf t . h. .c o mo allitica l so gibic so te k t i ll i em e.m . b i l/bseT uct l y .l. d eer - 4 1-". . ie . sust - • - • - • - jtvhseou t • . v i evii " L i a , wi t lte llei r to .4 .o...bpp ; .1 1 9._ . . fOttleibigiro,ituissitated,' WI stolen kkeeteom has lately been very great-not less, it Is said, than •, casseirsallill mama , " &wafts la 11440,140 M year Ilikrem7 ..,.,._,. ,_,,ltorkleottwooselabotlier4eldeosek -4_l l oOlhoteper. laid;wposr.Woir *cal . home to het 'three milrawas per week. , their eaviatleatimet hitneyel H &MO ref . antlers '''' ,4l '.P ••••ml n• • .11041111nitidt mew stoke. ....„ ' moo, winos this. ktropertribtt lotted apatite!, has • s -....m..-• adyiee, elinsielsittlY *Mil e : s cab. = 1044 • 4 b14 atherwine 61 4tZ u f ara i r i g u bi s a m i y 441 :7 1 . 7 " ilik t o p e *ww4 keetssetkiwg free w/th ctiosbrio he . BOrrky. Slie is '. . '' 4 - • SCUT slCiar. than ley belies yaw. ile the and M clean - - Oirollrlay the - • • hinciam‘a art.' /reined , " Sails. i lo t . II whit* were sohneitbdOse ies epee . '•• - - . a . Piga- •*•* - • ' •+:' .•*-4, * ' ; .. iiiiilif-ban. for. tbe4etter.- tillimme, auk ig - * true bill '-• • ~ ,• ~ . /Met the nowt deliberate ensinkteret • ' ror of Ai** iti :Mans/sat flitaaltY (Mattis) 0 ' dente whits has ow. Mowithithefore the • 'We e " ho t q f 2 l c f i n eco;a c t u . - 1 00: 3.A.ratioli - •- • twin. - ib'cnfed, misi • st , lakessioapp. ,4ll baisiethi , ,it ibe ber Proat . eveot hi ger ag yed . , 4 0 - 1 ' . Doldes sod Perth 6 Mar. I 1.4 March ,- 9, A. M. • • th e . previous otweektosseis, es wettas et ibe eaeirer sotelleen , l olis ti '' • . e..wAlleF ottOw Belk • . . .• ! ' f's .... vatiees which him heat Witold*, to **lll l l . olentir ispertleene uvueuee e ll ' 4lll/41 . 1118 ka p1 e r. 4 1 1 11 , 114.110 1 1190 iieleelleilka:6l9lll44l.lllLl/V1H110.1099110, ofthe . 7 .----7 --'..- an d f p u taime6, ht. I). Loma, at gar LOADOIIt Prileed ,Lay g al l it naeleaqile i n ifinelnelt:4oollo4l . 4 *lNOt i lt 4 Ws l llo ,ll o lo o4 l 4,lo* ' INN 0011iiire : '-:,'!.. - :;1 - . .--‘..a4 4 . 4 •1 9- it ' • - .1 . - r saT s t ius aim, a, Ilest4veet. • • . .., - . • .. •. - . . - • . . . - -.- / 1 . 1