The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-18 00:00:00

NW= that the prisoners in qaegion might, by the legal aperatidt of wriis of error, be li!tereed from New. gate, it ordered the Scrjeant at Arms to take them into his own custody, and transfer them to the Gatehouse; w.tich order, say the Lords, in an address to her Majesty on this subject, 6 6 was excavated at midnight, with such circumstances or aevarity and terror as has been seldom exercised towards the greatest offenders." In this tranifet of custody, Sir, a vigilant public will see a prop seeing which a molc.eycd corps of precedent. huutiagJawyers may quote as au authority which _way justify some future House of : Coasuboaa.-iu tramkrritig its victims to Cold Bath Fields oft* - than rocks of Scilly. ' . , ~ ilk! people of EnglanOir, will yattb`triih fakeiety the legal • proceedings erhieN 'are 'now , • •pantla .. ng ; sad if they 'final that eithit momentous ;riaestion of the pima of the Speaker'i war. rant is itrectuded' fillip 'being decided by. a • Jory : .:,if. thy heir i'"Ointlintation . Of the 'ilpc. • Mao laid don! by 'Air. t Jiiifice Pownr.r. and Ikir, Jeitlee Grsch.n, in MI Verdi 4704, "'that 'lf, epeariospeetion of the / Aker'e Warrant, it Amply it:timid ,that any .: to ore :of 'At Court of King's Bench are cohollited by tie ift t usc of 'Commons, the jurildichion'of Alit Wit: ceases,' they Will feellngty.agvee 'with 4he reMark made . upon the asitaniptions bf •ilte niinie of Conanns, of 1704, by the I.4Orcls, which declares in''sub. stance, thist, 0 In no country where the govern. meta Is not arbitrary, is the judicature ht the,last resott plseed.in' the hoods .of the originators of. hsW, and prosecution." .• . ia. $1 the ' doctrine of Jeitices Powt. and Gourm bemsinteined, °•Dittstelfornptis," if It be so. )cmnly &treed that ne cbak is, competent to'eth.. !mina whether a subject, under reetreint by' the Speaker's •Warrant, as issued by order of the Douse of Commons, be detained foe lieu! aml sufficient cause or otherwise, .11414 ' . Sir, the people will anxiously inquire,"* . itUt this Horse of Commons is, and how it is coistituta. Be not alarmed, Sir, I will not aftlict yuieviitli *We thrice told tale of Old Sarum, St. hfew'sts,'atid St. Gernsaiqs. I will not torment you by antlyileg the masterly Report delivered to the Society of the Frieods of the People, on Saturday; the lith pf February, 1793. Ott'thbtopic may' come to an important conclusion by a much shorter Way. Of . 4 to years, Mr. Justice 131..iestirrons, its whose luminous pages I was eariy taught 'le trace'and to venerate the principles of oho English Constitution, has been condemned as a visionary theorist, and , we have been incessantly referred to the 66 praiijee pf the Constitution." And in the course* of this practice it is established as a political.axiom, that the Prime Minister of the Cror,n; for 'the i time being, must iiiiir ''s wai -6 ter thb:liotielof Commons. So fi.thly intlecd is tithe avid ANA blished, that when the Mirrilfer 4 Instiiiiirit liray' l l he ;t the same time loses his ofNce. Behold, then, Ole.. .Into what K monstrous propoSitlen the claim df the IlonK - Of.Continons ittiktics Hien', namely, 4 'i•That the glifister fur tire tiiite being shall have power, by the iiigiTuinentalitY•ef that 'Amiga," to imprison during.iiiipleastire any of his Majesty's subjedts, whose polttield sets can, by any ingt. nuity , 'aterpudati as trenching upon its privr. e fillt leges.".:;...t was .istrtly observe by Jvirrus, thati .1 4 the undue influence of the crown play answer ,I ;very purpose of arbitrary POwer." I need not point out to youi Sir, how dangerous on annoyance this power, if formally sanctioned try law, will be to the friedds of Opposition. If, however, the Opposition ocelisionally call for the exercise of it, for decency's sake,• the Minister will rot be able to deny them that exercise. Then wilt be repeated the Scene between the trinuivire, WO well described by our immortal bard, in the tray gerly of .Julius Caesar. Victims will be mutually interchanged. Sortie future Possosa may de mand the incarceration of a REDHEAD YORKE ; and some RY nut yet unborn, may say to some fit. filve revi.fsionist- 44 Prick him down PERE EVA. L." 'rho . Minister may demand the sacrifice of a Prosy ',' and the leader of Opposition may cry, • 0 * Look-, with a spot I damn him!" The elfett df Bich proceedings at the nation at large, I leave to the consideratino of tilt those who wish well to the Constitution of their country ; and I call upon the peo;sle of the United Kingdom to me. ditate upon this truth, that it is mainly by having' haul recourse to'the law of the land, to prevent the possibility of their occurrence, that Sir lie.t Nets !ler:tart has incurred the avowed displeasure of the two parties into whieh•the House of Commons is now divided. What, then, it may be ash), is the House of C o mmons to be stripped.of its privileges ? God turbid ! Let that house be armed with every pri.i. vilege which is necessary to enable it to execute its' important trust. If an humble lailitidual may lie allowed to give an' opinion upon such, high matter, I week! hog leave to suggest the fol. lowing clue, which obey serve as a guide' thrdugh the labyrinth Mt which men's thoughl I seem to wander upon the subject of privilege.! Let us hear no snore of constructive &nitrite.' tions—but let privilege operate to remove every real obstruction, that word being still construed In a large and liberal sense. If in the course of any Inquiry a witness, being summoned, re. fuses to attend, let the House arrest and punish him—because he obstructs the public business:' ----If any one under examination before the • House stand 'contssinicionsly mute, behave in. decorously, or prevaricate, let it commit him; because he obstructs the public business. This process titiilesitly grows out of the necessity of iiie.case, and .an neer. Ise invidiously resorted its. 'ln • these, awl sitallar instances of wroags vedireis •cair be had. likie•other Court, and the lidos.: is. ecoupeited to redress itself. But in eases of .libel, * the general muse of cum nsittals, %o real' obstruction oecurt. 'The Courts below are - open, and yuh may east *gored, that if , the iltstapfeints Of the House on this head are nut cep. pus wird friv..lotis, the attending parties will Ala sbi4 wicket, end that they will be visited with a much Iteserer punishment than any whits it s m em b er i litfttld'elloose to inflict. • • I remain, Sir, ..:• ' . Yours, &e. ightstfeee near t.tveipool, Mne 15. W. SHEPHERD, TO THE PUBLIC. • The Pstoritsres of this roper having . ises apprised that a daring and ..orprineipted emupiracy is formed fur the pur pose of iajurin: hie property: and the peruse concerned in this audacious attack having circulated Islamic* of false rate tepronsotetheit ouves4mlrvissos,joile etichsllll* , on him to emu fonooriloa4oftolva few fact!. to unit = 1. 0 " 8 e• in Its proper light,itast expose ths wic of , the attempt. : The Mc Editor of Tau—SZelaissog r isho wows* 1060 himself " The late sole .coadnefor sod solo Resporter," not being able to es tort from the Proprietor b share In 'the Aas "tdriulds by lho- netWainiononraile means, to excite the compassion of VIST4iN ?amens, by staling that lie never was remunerated for his labour, sous to induct them to assist Aim in Me Arnsalien of a iseie paper.-7•lVoti the fact ii, At aver 'tett/is sole Conductor, nos, 4h! y/le Reporter, nor was ke'quistifid Jai tkoia 0 , 1 4,1 611 k .,1 dent appearr the specimens ' All recentl y ' ` talents, and evAki is audited if Ike Parlisans.4. , his assertion of 'not dsitaa his wraith, equally untrite, at he Ads Windy* niceissid upwards of 'RAI liewdred Papist's, fir' Mills sniffir "dews yenr's aßersiefsete s t • the latter prof of Arita% was sonsarhable es* fir weglitt:el Oily. and on abuts of analligneo reposediss Ada, • ! Arrive.. • ' • mans. Du ....... Vllblie l 4. .44446:04.11.: • • *ft lo:.q c 4te n h or g h . 5V • • •n•. , .. 0 ..N. fi• • ; PRIOR OF STOOKB4IIIB ',Ale AT ON 1411'glatte. I Bonk Stock 265 • ;1..mi...Ana..149416.fri s 1 . S per Cent. Cora. 7041 19ditt Stock . S Per Cent. Reduced, 691 / /0 Indio Bonds 16s.lis. pr. f . per Cent. 851 Knelt. Mk, 46. 8 pr. " 3 per Cent. Navy 1011 Qlgnima 2 : pi r 111;116 for Act. 700 GOtter, ttekets TH,V STATtSMAIt.'' LONDON , • IGIDAY, MAN 1% 18/0. BY a Private iptier. we Meet' ..". :ied - this morning trom Nottingham, maestro, that on Wednesday WRequisition to calls Meeting of the Inhabitants of that Town was presented to 1;10 . mayor, and from the knowledge we 'have of the perfect der:standing which that Gentleman .(Wasearr CoLDUAM, Esq.) has of , his duty, and his read'. ness at all times faithfully to discharge that duty, we bare no doubt the Meeting willebe convened for an early day. The Requisition was signed by many of the &at persons in Nottingham, both is point of fortune and repectabitity of character; and the object of the Meeting like into consideration tho late unwarranted conduct of Parliament, and to petition for a Reform as the' only means to prevent, for. the future;' the like conduct in that House.—Fioet"the strength of charadter in the Nottingham People, we have ma. son to expect such Resolutiese as become the occasion. • REASONING, upon the nocessitr of Mr. PRIMEVAL'S,. opening his eyggi • to see' that if he entwine& to grasp at:p ato sell of the Nation's . money, fie ocit,Orily I bitSnisst lose all public money,„eseu legitiasate.halatiee of office, we yesterday threir , uut a lilatt.that this' Minister would 'at length 'orate SOrite tefOrin In himself and family, inlhis point, it last.' :k,ap pears now that Mr. PERCETAL is taking that' Wholesome course, and we notice it With in jus. rice to kim, mud also to ghee , ihat...it is not a few designing personi who arc at the head of the cry fur Reform of Abuses, but men of weight and influence, and that the whole. Nation, except those interested in the continuation of, Abuses, do jiiin in the cry,. which cry cahoot therefore be repressed or stifled. Wei save no credit to Mr. PERCEVAL'S generosity, or corn. passion for the Notts, when we thought be might refrain in part from plunder; but I to 'his sagacity, to' Mat roptity-which broight Ihim lute office. It is a strong argument for Re- I 1 . 4111 of Abuses, when he secs the necessity of it, ! from the nunviction that he will have all classes, and all political descriptions of men against hhii (except the Plunderers themselves)• - • • if do net begin With some Reform. Rut, if more proof werowanting, both of the necessity of Reform and of the eager desire for it being ,ttsi. rersul and not to be repressed, our Readers will And such proof in the Division last night, on the Motion of Mr. ,BANILES I for abolishing sinecure Otees. Mr. Gamsirtc's eloquence, add all the kliaisterlal power - over the House, eeeditut pre.. vent that - ;- motion being carried by r lita.ro. rity, small , it is true—but still a Majority to sicken the plundeiers. .The limn Tenths, who wish to increase the influence of (ho Creirn, and the interested who wish to provide for their families out of the public purse, all begin to seethe necessity of Reform, as the only means of pm. , scrviisg the power of the Crown, and of saving any chance of getting• money but 'of the publiV purse at all. 'You rite, we lie4ii‘iimisntd Sair the wkolc work) feel, the! neither Att form, sea essence of the State can Ise saved' without rei.t form of abuses, and above alli reforming of abuiii in the expenditure of morsel! Aateng ihnie who live by ' the plundering of - the' public, 1 there may be some whe .havo not stet °pone ed their eyes ; but .we appeal to !all caledidand discerning men,' and call upon them ti this a PARTY merely ; is it anything bt41.4 the PSOPLE Of ESOLANO, that . 1140 e flurntml Reform Let that question be kuswercd throughout eke kingdom, and our opponents, and the People's enemies; arc silettoed 1-i' ' • . . LTESMAN. The Princess AMELIA, it is said, is so danger. ously• ill, that little or no hopes of her recovery are now entertained. On account of her very alarming state, the Prince of WALT.' suddenly •pet, off ofestive pally on Wednespy lay. •;. . Its understand that thil !INA - Milt meets Sir. .Fasoctip Buit*lft's action with a dhublo 11101 tilts 4rst b.eiott thO general leilte,Ahar.he is ittst guilty of the treys's. allageg,in thn.,gaclaration., and theieCond; that-the Court has no jurisdiction itt4l;e Inse t - "Welielleia there is no precedent for a.Defeudant's eateting.a doubb:+lanswithnistape ciat leave of this, couFt irforeihie l h the action is brought, if our infeCtita slioadd:. prove core rect a the - first.questlah , •ftliethe costilderedOn of the Court of Ifirig's . Beit4ol/illrfiititn' flattAiii*K. MR'S right' to anima a privilegent.thl" , ..derOtiP% tion. ',',' ' • M.9 l '. • gli Iv t -_••••• v:tt‘rtYftP 61•• • • A gentleman whiskliCiortaultilegrthe 10th inst.. confirms the appestat dc 'Oh giterniler i nt 4a.tillf-, ~ Wp Ore tiorta I , , am y\ of admit * thrit. - ' -,, . % id • A s i• • tit y, fu O. teMetaddly Hiked, end 4100. only 8,000 Ittalitt'fltdif,firOtiftertleir Golliela,'•'ittia. half that iftAsitir for , UWaht,' alt hough in them: provinces ottO,dhafillarerllo,ooo perlons enrolled,. destitute of the wispAisitivar. It it by geod e ' .. ing arms, ammunition,. and clothing, in abuodance, thatwocanimat verve the Spanish cause.. • The following Iran eztraot.of A letter from Ca. dip, gated May 4 :—/ '; '•' '. -'' • '" The leseelloas frost the enemy are very nairteraus, and rii ofithesitater tins tame,. wits stye ace"unts of the sl tanadstate ofthe eathay yetylittisfactory to its:'• They sweat force or Joserat ant to amount to mom than 20.00 d, and the whale nftheroiathete heartseatereeki the greatestdif like.to It im.. Prove 'io two scarce, and their &otitis* hive sent, independeat of *that they task lit Seviae, is very had. We are.mrep to hear that tbeirtreatment of the peaceable in habilsostillf the provisee is cruel in the extreme. The Whole of the mountains are covered Nvitisariled peasantry. 46 Mort& operations on our parteretalked of; but I doubt lf it will be wise to move from oar present situation; it will be a very hazardous eaterpribe to retake Matagorda. The Presets wallow improving •and repairing the fortifications with the utmost celerity. "The intelligence we obtain from Madrid only confirMs us in the opinion we entertained, and which indeed wanted nn engine:don, of the barbarity of the French to Ole conquer ed people. The Spaahb ptirderi tilkea are fre4uently tipsOly butchered; and even the qatet.iababilivits, also refrain from all offence, are made often severely to payforarbat areealled the gringo of their coantrytnea." . , ,i. .• - .4 'li .+ . ..! • .• r . ~.1 The next accounts frcim . Poritigat will probabl y bring us the intelligence of is battle having teen fought between our acmyliiiii the French.' :Lord "Wet.t.ixteros has removed his bead.q • uartertfrom Visess,-and it advancingtow!irdsvindad Rodrigo, which iithreateued by Marshal Ntyr,., - i ~,*, . . 0 WATSON, 11;475. - " ______ •I have already applied - you, that a great - bat MU daily eapected between our army arid the /reach ; lire yesterday received intelligence, by an officer sy•toarrtied here Prom the artily, to embark with dispatehes.fur Stiehl. ..edythat both Lnrd W Eta.yrcrou Rod Cienerar•HlLL, *hp had It yawed comiderably beyond qieffuntier, t have oadtiettly fa hark, anit taken up • ailvantrigeoto, whim. These *ow euts are, in conseqeeace of the rapid ppptuacit of a strong Trench reinforcentent, consistirts..4. sever:Al i thqusands ? mug g rig g are reported to be within three tta ,d*F of,tne friniteers.— We life here. however, in perfect ' legsFaiy , oar farce Wing equal to any the e n emy mei fig. att Nizenstii..Thie Portuguese itoollls tire well discipWe, Appel to act wits our troops with the greatest cOrd'olity., - ~.'• x-4 $44 , • 46 My next will, no doubt;convEy !ulna thetreWtqf lee as ohytinately contested as ass- des thd•-•Old'sot t eventful war; but, should tbit Portegesse, Oates behave us *h... is ...or) , ronson t.. •Pipeoll tileu r will, *D i watt No b. iO. ' glorious to the allied army. Ow ciutl e ar wpm &vas* ably for the Portuguese—there tiara torsirof those in stances of treachery and disunites here, w kb have euntribat ed, more than the arms of tbeenemkz!puittbeißalßef the Spaniards." • 1. Letters were yesterday received frovafratirsi g li ' which not only speak of the 'reattgam)fits..-4.1iti140 between France and Gretilleitoin.as cartalsti. , lte.4 -which mention also that the Miliatationa 'krone:me already signed. . ~ We cannot avoid . entertaining iletions doubts, • that what has been stated in all .the iMorning and Evening Papers of yesterdny, .regarding the abro- Sation of . tie Non-Intercourse A c tin the Mated tates, is unfounded. We hare before understood, that whenever a deciside judgment-can be formed of the cessation of that law, a hittillred vessels are ready to sail from the harbours of the Itopublie, which will give us direct and positive . itifiarniition on this important subject. The eirctiitons short-, net through which the information joistoiti to 68re ceived, is therefore aimoa. , Coitelusive is to Iti nullity. Yesterday a Deputation of ;zMiseChelfil, And others, Waited on the Lord" Of; Villiaki!.iii,Oll4kii• 'fatter intimated their intentions as to the granting of Licences for shipping bound to . the rime of comt between the &rims andloulogne, and be. tween Dieppe and N.antz. They are to be granted, to:dontinue till the 10th NerembeineXt., On the exportation of Cotton and Tin, the determination of their Lordships is to be received en Monday : next. The Board has granted.some ladolgenrie" in re. gard.to certain ports of Spain under 'French' ad ministration. , In the range of" hatbuirs from Gijon to St. Sebastian, Wit snowed thatoeutral ships, laden with Spanish product:, may take their departure without muiestatioh. '''' • ' A mita araii - lion, lliti * Xe • 'fiegs teave lair. , to ask one question; namely, whpther timinterest ing subject which he brings forward next Monday= ought not to have been prefaced by a tall 'et the : House ?—The nation in general is.hecomiag snore s and more interested in the qttestiott; faints , 4,0 observation and experiewee tottribeed oiirliti , cessity of a Iteform in Kelpie*, ftild'itti.e.i',4, rence to the original pritielstier asititit glorious , Constitution ; as ouch,- it #4llli , itintled - E6'44 fullest attendance on t . ..: part. plinks Its3Pre's'etilit. •eilgis Melia tinder disCusaion.frm i 'el ...... .y ...as" We 'etiderstatid,llo(llr.Latttaitia; ' kli i . for Somerset, will (balks nest .dilleollition of, liarisent).feel the effects of „ d his lateeakdo, h Jr.A 'ie. vcra% QI, th# most respectilile , Geaflotnew tog that county are resolved to replete 'Uottetroits n Lac•reit in that situatiOp t ,44loin; i *4.; , liftthcv a bly and faithfully filled. ... -. __ -•---. • • , The Inhabitants of. I.itxttrptsll,. liiil4lli,"*'t . .. il sonable thauthere sttlieli!Jbleint‘tiltlf.:OrNdvl, 14 . stun to the Theitte 'se l ll L'llliffoil kitiokdr-tei - - . ... - alined 'Managers, mined ' ailsk, 0.. 'PO g suit. ~. . . mod• to.'teluirer thatiateowasolistion !rim Wi nagurs,' hit' sic, ;If VAS 004 .. 5 04 *W4. , led to tegitt the pelPlic t unless an ranee ihp. whoip• Orkart \4n elYatege Mink 'W0 1 9 . 4f.q404 , 1P1 tt . i .~ To - the EDITOR of TUE ST4TES3I4IV. .1. you should deem Or following trifle worthy of iutertion yourletspollent Paper, you will coulees's oliligatiou on . • Your 4.thniter, S C. W. i • Quem tweet Dirrins Populus naafis." • Imperi Rebus)" Poa. Lig. 1. ODE 11. , With b - ase and perjur'd pilots at the helm, • What mighty power shall save this falling realm? scar - c - e friendly Britain breaks the Negro's chaitis, Than star'ry'llstcutelis his deliv'rers , • 'Bondage, with savage joy; surveys'our share, ' And English freedom soon Will be go more; toq One struggle make " this dear, dear land to save," Let her not perish thus, ye Britons brave! Chine for eanuwie, Freedom's gifted child, *, Firm witlkOutrage, and Without tameness mild. I)ethroon those idiot, mercenary slaves, Whose coMilict shareet the Empress of the Waves ! • ' Who send her sons to gainche laurel wre.th e ll Apd combat fever in a km 4 of death ; Wretches who would abuse our Monarch's ear, And stoop to deeds.so hase Which but to hear, " Our ancestors had startled back with fear!" Rouse, ;hen,. ye Freemen, form a chosen band, Let " ResehOivas" echo thke' the land. If you would still preserve your country blest, • J Crash dire oppression in her early nth. Then with 'our fame still shall all nations ring, True to ourselves, our country, and our Xing. • • Sir F. Bartlett. • i s * NAVAL INTELLIGENCE: PLYMOUTH, MAY 16. It was the Amelin frigate, of 3$ guns, Capt a i 4 Irhy l orbieliolerived yestertlay from a cruiic, in. • 0 t00•41' ttio,K4nely, , • • Arvivedthe Milford of 74 gnus, Captain Bald,, tun, front the squadron off RoOhefort ; also 'the French sloop Le Pierre do Famille, io ballast, cut out by the boats of the Murot brig, Captain Sneyd, fres under the Isle of Bass, having been clonal to the., fire of a strong battery, as 44 large .body of troops, for one !lour and a half, with the Jesse( • • only one Man wonnded; Also arrived the flora l Latta.; end Hannah, Pyke, frdm Londqn. WHIP, CLUB; • Yesterday the dash/ng. Whips 'hald theft: secant! Spring Meeting at the old, rendezvous, Cavendish. square. A large body of speetiters attended to witni.ss.the scene, but the iltrateitell, were diaap e pointed, itusonte degree, by tie •wiather, which we wet and unfavourable. Ildeettlfter oue o'clocki 5 of the intrepid drivers pulled up in Cauk near the house of their leader, Mr. Iturrosi, is Mortimer. 'Wee. The eattleanol harness, on this occasion, q, 'eitbd the adMiration of all thegrOonoi, helpers, and stable-keepers in the neighbourhood. 'About tw o atoinek the toads di""'dt with Lord 4AIRRE 4 • Captain Aden, and tw6 others ;. having driven. Pound the Square, the vase-Word. was given, ;ad the cavalcfide 'least 'off. pat for 'Salt Hill to din. nee. he dolt,- se ,wo bars, .before stated, w eonsidef'ably'diniinitted k, l the weather, and the few who formed the meetiiig... They ecru Rot s IR use the polite phrase, ban: up, an „ . It is reported, that iu consequenCe of some er, ror in the SPEAKER'S plea, the question with re. spect• to- theimprisonment of Sir F, i3o aDETTmast of necessity come before a Jury. Mr. BRAND brings forward his motion respect ! ' iisg Parliamentary Reform on .Monday ; we un. derstand that he does' not inteiul to propose any, specific plan of Reform, but only theta Committee be appointed to repartstheir opinion of the neces. ! lily or non-expediettey of such a measure. Er.orEss 61T. a young tradesman in Oxford-street, eloped on Saturday se'imight . with, a,trailestnatt in ‘Vardour.streOt, who has Wife and family ; and although her loss was pia_ earded - iti hand bills about the title is, she was not found until Sunday last, when she was discovered in lodgings on the Harrow-road. The families, were on the mostiritiniate terms of friendship. On Wednesday the fifth Anniversary Dinnerof the London Infirmary for curing Disorders of the Eye, was celebrated at the City a London Te l • • Pere. Thu ball.reom was completely filled yids ,Gentlemen •nf the first respectability, in the City, whosaiupport of this Charity, from its founds.. .tiote,• bee.; been most munificeist.' • 'One of eighc Was filled by Gentlemen',"the friends a AARON. GOLDSMSD, Esq. whose liberality end . • philanthropy this Charity experienced on a' for. titer ecstasies, and not less rensarkably on .4104 • . 'present. After the usual loyal and patriotic ttialK !Ore curerittisystuFtthig, - kin profound end re, spectful silence, drank to the memory of Mt. SlutinEtts; the fou Mitt, mid late, Stirgeou of Ai' 'lnstitution. , • flig.itivalualstoiersiOcs to this intert !estieg Ondi•motit uSelui. l obitityo ~ftirlliriu•the feelietind ietpieisi reec tas,gl .t Preshleukj -vioNLls;„ip 044 . KRNMI•NOTOW:i All4pfßaditßilltieitYligiall of the • fin* ry, vr.ivAleitecch t etsientineogritsit 4 t. . . nim, by ate's,' moo siegerpeie oust, by GtAx. igEita,. Poled an bonnut4lf 4 liiiiiittia Geoid's! Mgt , late itf 'the GoVeitinis, wii.e;exshiblted . and admired, Trikuta, 4iiiiPisie to his memory were sung, with brhirei`BitAnAtit.-After which sik; tkrpprted,;telp i* . rr.t.ing spectacle of infents, and a nitniber of chiltirea, 'born .blind, who hid received thoreiFiglcby his hands,, aecom. pdlitud by nidity t:stered to sight from ca*ict, o hem 'ettiell*the advsured age of 88,. 4d beet+ Wipes 11;yeuW RA wettenvied• with aiplause ; he tie. ! i t o a i s ir successor, d t 11 0 4 : 14104'414'110.4;diPti .Junisnit , tikot his services, in tortjmn c tine ;wit* ,titoee tit • hie eb I 'tag ue, shb*td be ittti vi ia h l a hl i g u l s i sitto l i or n t'tt• ha ti rih elnuoss otd' the high char*c. or o y did net Se ! Aarate till a' lett'heitr; instii•Oristsfil they hPAI lit beralld satfieilliea . .l 6 6B`.lollll hi - united pounds. • : • :r37 1 a i ,~ ~F