The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-05 00:00:00

..d. Maws. • ............. . . V•shid • ................ .......... Wiisech • 1 . . ............ Gaitegergh__ 4 ........ i 0 Cadis .l VOCE Of !rot:KS nil! 3 rree:d. C‘iit: 6, a • Itellateu 4 3 rat na.Nav! ow* ['OA Y A? ON F. O'CLOCK. Long. A1111..4181 7-16 ()I 111 l ium Ilmwto M. 14. Each. Bab, ss. 11.. TicßVu THE STAT:WSIVIAN. rmoro4lTl ref. A 11._ LOS DOS : u:soty. m‘tica 5. The shi;► rd:.: ard is arr:vetl from Buenos Ayres, t►6i:h the lett on the •24th of November last, IN j brings informatiou of high commercial im. filet lowitt4 is an abstract of the new corn. 00 ;4: arrangements at that place, but which, it iieb,ervahle, are, howevtr, only temporary, he. I ; object to immediate and sudden repeal. It „ ii i s:en that the regulations, thus made o o ct, correspond nearly with the reports on t h a t sasjJet, which have already reached this votary. ons i 4 ntriests 'most be made to Spanish merchaati, tlece o atria must also be made the petition to the Viceroy . • es *kW. Tr ;hips' paper onnt be Iltposited in the Secretary's og e e, sad the vesicle subject to the Muse visits and foroutli boss ScaniAt vessels. Tip e .st,i,;nees %hall give bond to pay the duties on impofts 10 „„ p et*, at 13 days, mid one, two, and three months, tie export duties in ready money. tp rind' are admitted, except wine, oil, vinegar, and brandy; hut per tent. additional duty is charged ,• 4 b elt coin: goods as interfere with certain manufactures wintry. cirrelar Attics, according to the established tariff, AA he levied on imports i and such pods as are not men trial in the tariff. (i. e. all cotton goods) are to be Indeed ao .rfog to Eurupeari prices. C.o,i;cces shall dot sell by retail for fhalr Principals. This soak -coot admits equally all neutral vessels. Scural private letters hare been received from fi,:anit, since the receipt of the I)tttch Papers on !wally. In these, the hope of the return of Ki si louts is agani,revived, in consequence, as is roared, of the payment of a considerable sum efuntsey ; but this appeirs to be merely a, new edition piths old story. If INTAFOL -Itsires any, he surely possesses the power vahust conceding . tcabis brother Lou! brevet, it is, that these lettees are iisstOject. the troops of Russia are , tie .Yicmen and the hog, appears unquestionable, Ins letters dated Warsaw. Witut roa" -- tn is view appears to be perfectly et politicians in Ifollapd infer an ineremsins Uldet)tartdilli between ituteia auJ Tta "ST tYie selection, of hi.icce LOUISA continues current on lest. One trifling ftclitnitiary is settled—the consent of the Lafty— sithhelil—sopposing fur the sake en there is any tiuth in the report of intis,;c—wt: may then expect runiout intamling between Franci and Austria. Tleoo the Continent--as in England• saethihg—and nothing could be more vorrigerous ministers and theirvigorouss nis the pros;:ect of another Coalition. isveseT, that a c arc remote from that which might possibly v'ir clan of Cities of Me French Ens) ''"" 1 .11m.... Ltrrus - have also born received hmancing a second summons by der—sad an attempt by-the French Marries near Slontagerdn, which tAc fire of a Spanish sine of battle on beard a reinforcement of 9.00 fin these letters asserted, that 6000 Into to the defence of Cidig again,/ Us attack—during the present's. Moira! Pur.sts had gregt diSculty lieSpatnards to destrOy ihe batteries Irwin and fleet might have been endangered. it is now clear that the ultimate Nark was the surpriae of Cadiz. _ . blares out, by the last advice from b 4, nom, that Lord Cetamtowoon, ssinct off St, Sebastian with 17 lad 40 41 of meeting the French . Bret, 7 Won of their having sailed from Ti tie foreign news •ill 66 perceital sit of s.tveral indiridsals hating bein totulemned, at Trcves, .for disobedience Government, and an insurrection in mat of tho Sarre. If a spirit of itrottox existed in any part of the Orr, the motncnt of his absents on %doubt:cos that at which it would Pc, however, most kindly, declined !Alois good subjects—disinterested' llosrshes of Waltham, and tits fie, even had we accomplished all *tell, it could have no morc effect Pigs ee the /hashe s than a dir, °Asia. ments, has constantly urged _ yes, 'Reader. Of the necessity of that Reform, which . so invariably forms a leading feature of your • pub. lication, I have. hitherto been obstinately scepti. ad. I must, howerer, with sorrow, confess, that a circumstance has recently occurred in this tows, which strongly tends to justify mach that for have said, and has, in truth, powerfully shaken' my incredulity. The event which has produced this vacillation -of sentiment is recent—the presentation by the] CUANCELLOR of the EXOREQUIR to the vicars.; ;of this place, void by the death of the late wet-, thy incumbent. It were superfluous' to urge toles the import.' ance to the happiness, the comfort, ail,- 1 will add, the tranquillity of a large provincial town,' of the character of tie individual appointed to the chief ecclesiastical situation. The vicarage of• WAKEFIELD has been usually estimated at near 8001. per annum, and the clergyman by whore it is held may be reasonably deemed ostesibible to a situatiou in the magistracy--thua uniting hi his person the two most important functions is civi lized society. It is not conceivable that any can eintbeinsen. Bible to the qualifications indispesisiblv .--* to entitle a candidat.r... prospect of success. • • On the death of our late worthy Vicar, the Os of 5000 individuals were immodiately turned to.. wards a Gentleman whose great abilities, eaten. sive learning, orthodox opinions, exemplary piety, universal charity, and onafected humility, pointed him out as being qualified in a pre-eminent degree to fill the Vicarage of Wakefield. To the coml. deratiun of the qualities I have already mentioned; were added those of a long residence amougst us, and his having a very large family. Strongly impressed with these sentiments, s Petition, signed, with very few exceptions, by every respectable inh4bitant of the towe. was presented to the Right Honourable SPICNCIER Pcit cevAr., in which the virtues and qualifications of the Candidate, and the feelings'of the Inhabitant's being energetically described the Minister, was implored to gratify tile Petitioners by Confer. ring the Vieirage on the object .of their choke. The gentleman who was the object- of "thst choice, precented . in person, this reqbest of his fellow townsmen, and was graciously received — but to the utter astonishment and deep regret of the petitioners—the presentation of an individual, of character diametrically the reverse 9f the ob- • ". ‘` •;1 .1 relating . pro House, the accuracy of which you alp rely upon. I shall likewise trou ble you with I sketch. of the coaditioas, which, in my judgment, ought to be acceded to by the Ma ssager, for his Isotropous couduct, nothing short of which will, I urn coueinctxl, satisfy as indignant public. • • Firot , An ample ood satisfactory apology from the Manager.to the Public, fur his late Cornwall. cious offence*, ' Seeondly-The fall and unequivocal privilege of traosfareing Box Tickets, Property Box and Silver Tickets, as the' Holders thereof are by a stipadated disuse *Adair deeds equally entitled to with the *initial ; -as also to a doubts admission with sesels of such Tickets to the Gal. lery (a • right never before contended until Mr. Taylor's reinstatement in 1807), And a free:ac. cess for all persons holding my of the aforesaid Tickets to shy public part tho Theatre... through any public entrance leading to the audi. enca part of the House. ' Thirdly-'-An adequate company of Singers and 'Dancers for the exorbitant sobscription, paid beforehand is the *wager', acid dieent-p todottion...; pet Ballets potticolarly l fotpublla sit anion. . Fifthly--A proper allowance ofontiw Scimery4 Dresses and Decorations; for ALL new Ofeeee ant' Si:bay—No Raga (formerly, o Keep: is 4 kitd.houle) to address the Audience. Sureuthly...Admission to Masquerades, with *Property Box Tickets and Silver Tickets, as by . deed expressed, without being subject to the grop :imposition which is now demanded by the adver. cisement of paying an additional half guinea for a supper, which every one may not feat inclined to be forced to eat. - Eighthlyand lustly---No advantage lb be tots •of the proper submission to the public desk* s in the re-engagement of Afaitiime Car.L.sms, Monsieur Dzsrarzs t and others, do come to raise the subscription, which already exceeds in is great proportion the organist expenditure, of which the following is a true nomerical statement, taken from unquestionable authority; viz.— • ANNUAL REVZSUIL ' Animal Salweription Boxes, from ,01,000 to 26, 000 Nightly Rece ipts of pit, Upper Naos, and Cialler Average of the dear Profile of two We querades 333 to 700 Rem tor &setts and Concerti. $lO to 400 at 6 per Cent. for a_ Stun ofeatit robed aLt o be •of 70 A J . • .pie_.•= ;401.1krIa • ' dace! tid re% The story is founded oaths well-knciwd tile of Ovid, and, by the help uf some deviations from the original. .is rendered pretty and Thai three Graces and Love asleep, dad steel his bow and quiver. On a*aking, be determine, to • revenge the insult. • The scene opens aid dlicovert Narcissus fatignal b the cheat, and slumbering id the forest;- the Graces approach, are sue. cntively wennded by, the arrows of 'Love, and sweeessisety enamoured iif the sleeping hunter.•-• 1 He awakes, and on gOing rd.i fountain to -quench his thirst, tees his own image for the grit time, stadia enamoured; lie ;saes od, till, to the sur. nom and surprile of the Grind; he pitingcs in to : istharaee the shade of his licitly:, The scene changes to a.grove, where Venni holds her court ; the Graces bring Love before her ; is chidden for his revenge, and Narcissus is .restered to life and to the Graces. Ti!o constructkin of this bal. let is pretty, bat the -old niythology is worn out. In the deep and solemn Auperstitioo of the northerd legends—in the fatitastia splendour, and wild at. ties of oriental magic, and oriental magnificenee— in the soft and lender remade° of our oiler his. tory—the baliscimastai -ntight-fiiit stiffs:ll4lf and: scenes of ibislmA various' beauty. , CILIPTER OF rlig,OßDEli GdRIAR. . . On Saturday his Majeity held a Chapter of ihti Order of the Garter, at Windsor Castle, for the purpose of investing the Marquis Wellesley with the blue ribband, secant by the death of the lite • Duke of Portland. About eleven &lock the Noble Personages, who were to form the Chip. ter, began to arrite at Windsor. The Royal • - Horse Guards (blues).distrionnted, did duty resod • the Castle upon the occasion, and lined the grand • ;: • .entrance "to St. George's His Majesty, as usual, dined iii one o'clock about two Lord WiHnughby de Broke, the lArd Its waiting, informed the principal limas Arms, P that his Majesty was reedy to hold a Chapter, and the Heights being previously itrangedi carding to 'Oleic Seniority, the probession took Place (the 004 being dressed isl , 'their robed and weerlng_their collars), id the fulloirtag order; the junior Knights first • • 'Tilt Rid Of • The Earl of CaisessrieLii • The Sad of liffitedtlAtA, , . The mike of Rai areas-, • Earl Corata, Earl Strict*, Earl of iTlesructi it. A xi; • pi4e of Dike 104)(4 .~ I , • • • . z • vit•o of „wittait . •sor ~ . • . • • . • . .. .. • . .. - . .. .• . . . - • ', ' ••• - • . . . . . • .•. , . . . , . , • . . . , .. ... .... . • •. - iIIw.• il A its 4AN ' . ~ . ~, . . _ . . • • ~.....r...L._ ' 7 -7 7- 4 VI . -......... 4 . Tills 1101 . 7b1e qt The ST4TESMAIN: .: fl Ai i Aif Tint snintsmAn. '• SUMPS rilll:4lltiV — rr• - •' — vr — maw , L t _ 0 Slit-4 have bitted* held kOns Osier, yoir Sti—Yosit I leditiniiidast ask! perieireiiiii eel. The old Ballet oe 2k/sr-dr:Wee lei Theis dried L. principles, and yourself, in utter detestation, al. duct RIO*: • between the Padget and tics retired of Saturday at this Theatre, aM re: K. though a restless curiosity to know your send. the Prbpristots a void-garden .Theatre, • iii.; wired with considerable Applause. . mints, has constantly urged rose to become your duces me tristakque with Oa inclosed Statement. The stony is founded on the well-knciwit tilt of Lenz requires of character mainetricaur the reverse et tnc on. leterest,at 6 per Cent. fur a Sum of about i r_s_o_rexcsa, . Tto exeruce it, ject of their choice was announced in this custu- st9oo,ooo,railed by the Sale of7e Boxes i The Far ) Of Wierreeleteasik. 'nary manner. • • and upwards, ,C5OO Dabealaras, rad . • TV s /4e of CassaSpai, • ins. Certain, silver Tickets . 12,000 14,000 • •__ Duke of Sittig. The gentleman who thus became the object of ' • Tee Duke of coialrelease, - - . sun ' , gine on ''' b 11r. PENCIIVAL'S choice, is young, unmarried, and 4 JOAO . Ti m The Oahe of Reue l ' I EXPENDITURR. is ' Fistiti i i i i ? 2Xe kner e ° l 4l 4l 4l.l l • ll :o l uutpecuit .„ t . of • much more defective in literary attainments, than Safeties of Prineipal.3ineers, Choristers. ~ in motion on in the vasity and pertness so frequetidy. incident led Ittelictwe ' aques ti nna hl e , to youth-and especially where diute quint' - Fes : S ", ' Aries 4 Prkilel / 1 4.1)aliten ' 8ec.16.. 7 ma " ' 7.. ::::: op of SAlistrart)• Choristers, and ,11 rinuramsDr. .16 _ weal ~ , . , it mi li tary ob. are forced by the precocious hot-bed of youthful Item awl Taxes ‘ i. . 11 , 000 The flnamirabla sad Rearmed 1111 1 / a lO tar, Dena at pr e mosioe. In Shutt, with the exception of about 1. ..,..." • . Die"' deft i .. y concealed.-- ball a down families , he le inthis place an ob. "7 `•-•‘ • I le •.• .:5 t ..... 4 . 40 ., a ,--,-,.....- ;; 02s1 loc.golliod mill- jest of general dislike nide" by the, fa t i t .• 1. ..s ',-2i411- 41 !"*2 - 4 ' • . . • . old fie, ; . . ......... , .....es... Ow . - 4,00 e -..., . Tee tleverelet D.' OTillasheier the 'l'f France s ._ in _whoa ,I•allesin-inr • •ticirllfiliT '. -- . 1 Mr 7 .. • ____., b „....... wee Master et Isis meamy's Robes, Weiss aphis Wel& " I -... the Austr i an object of adoration- poeseining one arituirement . . . ' • 114,950 . i rbelbtlisblipi Seek hit test fah Septets Chair it • ' . which, in the eyes of those rest worthies, le rma* . * 445,11110 • - '• - on the Conti- ' tzpowe......itS,Ooo . t the heed of a tibia catered with . erimeon vothet at . -.• is paramount to every other de ect-that of being . • : • which,lbolteights; otter booing to the Sottreisof '•.' ' . said to be yet profoundly skilled in the doctrines of a certain • 4%600 Profit to t , Mandder• * • also took their seats; - should that divine author, of the name _of 'logic; *hoist lila- NoTz.-Unlesi the Subscribers ,• e telt pro. . The Chapter was then opwtntr ei ff isadethir tend the ifin l ari p sie h. : . eo f argument nual has, for near a centur y , fo r med the- creed of per nnderateadiug with the Man et on these tle.,sliolley b e ing elated, was so many pisius Christians in St. James's-street, points , the next season , the iubsc iption will be usual form. by the Earls, of Dartasolith add Ch e sil of the intended Pall pall, and the purlieusof that naghtiourhood. raised to 260 gu i n e as, sad thp ad. 'liana to the torfield,"thetwdieelor IlLeight4 a nd the Principal curs of a 'fli'°''' In short, Sir, it is said, that our worthy Vicar Pit fifteen shillings, a measure he , s had he eon- King at Armin the& retired', bswlig., Meeeted e. tit - atria.Thepeo. yields not the palm at mid 4, inn to an Alderman tensplation ever since thb Moment. D'Egville is.. the order. • . ••• • , I-meat talk of of York, a Professor at Harrowgate, or a Spoon tared kite in the eimugement of 6 Theatre. The Chaptcte Wen litekaitrofter *hick, a-I eke ' • . 7 of St. James's-street. . Pia:4day, f eb. 44. • ll. B. ' Knights, extepifhe Piiiice of Wale% pUt--. 7:I: , of lore grateful to • The moral character of the mileage it is &symptom's dioner, in St. George's ii,.;;, , '7.-,. .. THE 31.1RICBTS' • aussupporten, not my intention in the smallest degree to ins- . , - !Wed for theasby his Majesty: ' . •- 5 , -:-. on. We trust, peach.-The youth, the talents, the acqekements, . ~,,,...........e.........eirie CORN EXCHANGE, MA cm le ' • hat recurrence and the habits of the man are the crhjectioes which The ?rah arrivals of Wheat this . if - "Mks bet a The not of CRATTIAIf, it, is ducteilitood bell • dace Vienna in I, in common with theinhabitants of the townt $ re a t ad- transmitted his reeignatioa of the MaStet.Generila • J short supply, and general sales Ship of the Ordnance ta Mt MAlEstir, Ihretigk deem such as to render his appointnsent incenses. :spire. truce of about 2s. per quarter.4..Floe Barley tent with the gravity and im p ortance of the situ'. so ColiTAvcon, oo Sattirdly. Lord MeLvici:e . t owls its price other uuslites is nee eery hes certainly had fresh official overtures made to Lion he is destined to fi ll for the remainder of his • I • • ' • il from Calk,heavy sale.---Malt hardly allast ri ....White• ' life, unless he s h o uld , most fortunately for us, him within the last three days. be Peas likowise....Beans of the two s are dearer. the French to • yet reserved fur promotion. - . Th ere ar e a l so shor t su pp lies of Oats a n d thi s The account of outstantreig Eicloneet Bills, as i French to erect It is not a Mae extraordinary, that this intlivi.: Trade•maintalns the late advaate..4.Flour fully at" recently delivered in to Parliament from the Er.. was frustrated dual should have thus succeeded against the wishes i -. • chequer. Bill Oiliert, amounts to the enormous sum our last quOtation. t ti c s hip, h a y. of 8000 people-setting thettbe is neither possessed - t ~. eit. • itt... ll4t i f i lEN l T . plot. ]lleac*, (cavil 486.1;44. of forty 101110 e, chill " Awaked, tweity-leiteis )0 British. It of fortune, nor his any claim from what is called Pipe ditto -- - 1111.1155. o at s . - - t• - ( .. s4s. yo g . sin, gh6geitinad ; li r • " Migsr P *Sled* * 66 family"-for his connections are obscure.- R , e . ats.s o,. ?wild. - r . ___ ~.. swat . On To • y isoi c .as Mr. raanicai. of Itieg's 0 men arc ado- What, thew, Sir , you w ill as k s Is-the magnet of Be .T, . 30i. 411. Power data •- - - Vs. oil.. College, 11Olitlaiing his' diversion with Ipt every posei- attraction by which has detwn to himself the tr t l eastuanera) 6 1 .• r . P i n t .= : ;,". ' e x f o ti his dogethd.guill let itilesbotirhoodi Ido pawed • • P eas ,. .. - 45 5 . M s , g em * . 1 '. ..., . gi. ,,,:.• 651 .• by a itpsey relit, gram whom' a dog rtished - tisit. of our fleet. powerful interest of the CRAIIIIELLOII of the Ere.: caciattea?-The secret if shot and simple-4 • - tole) -- - 561 ft:. i , ... -. and worried hie pointer, when bolgkkii/i lin r in Persuading " worth kaassirtg." 'lle Wigged; he bullied. lie ' su ir it io ut irk Aaa : - 1. 0 .. F. shot at the dog,.and die content* enteridolds .. • . cries by which • • ''teat, killed lON of the-gypsies, lad Impeded. , . • • rode, be talked; be riorostek-oed, stickliag e Ta snisTine Ml* p ß er ee isor elb. -• ' • , endangered.' w i t h he a ve i ii d s f s titablitrh,eo. the last moment neet.....Bs. 0410 611. IC I Ceidethideera4l*o others. . . . _ i object of the of our lam County Elaine-tiled game hi . the 1 1 .,= . 1 4 . p o t : .1 1 : 214 1 I a 1..., .. .!i! V , , is M , : The followieg ken "iambi cep,* Vie fete . . •Pi•• 1 I , TRIF ,la IN 414401 AO . , 9 l OW 4)1 .............. the Ilea ! Rust LASCILLES. 'Pork 4.'..*6 Be: to / 5 1. 6d. Calves -. ... ... .. .. 100 lotions moved by Mr: Widuriltaan (*Friday lastt. lam, Sir, .. ~ 1411140 * • • Ate We t• Os . Wt /N04 , 1' ""e 'ff ,:ithis renewed diecuestoe :upoe•these -tomes on Ha* • - •• • 'Tom cntelife • bet ~ . i, Net - •• - ' .. ' H a ir il lAtB7l l .* „ „ . day. They selbreee a Constitution") doctrine of kis Ili Mme- :::7. AN INHAoir - of WAIOIWJELD.- ' . . Ray... ....-Isl. • bs. oi. to , Os. Od great importune, entirely' free friss all persona" eon, who re. 0 =t 1 = 0 " 1 " 1 " .1.1m •• • • • - s ''"" .. 2 l' l';''' oil' ' I " " 4)* * "' ' • considesetions; and as seels will; *0 doubt .nerpo . • Clever ~.. 61. 104 Yd. 1.1 • L . lai• Pt . Ottboliue in the We congratulaft the county of Cambridge ott - • • be considered by the Hasse of Caissons. It Is .• . • 1 bad no bake- the appearance of a ellefigate wh o. P r ee" !;tal;' . t It is In contemplation to wens' the mail from ,to be desired every Member hi town will 5. pro. self on independent priaciples oaths present 0r...: . si s ihi se d to Lynn and Wisboach and . 11ies isles -mit on the disiession of, is 'Nagel so intittittili ; /!. •. •-, [imam). teflon. Mr. Da:moose 111IMIRKIA cutout fen e 'eeariessaication between Lend 0, Bristol, t. le •# -p• ' . Li. ,conaktal with the first vit - Wee of our grwtarti: of being cordially received hi every man who de- visrpool, dot. sad- the North Sea. , • . Meet. • , thar 4s e ' a ate 1.. • •••• ' • recital it state- sires to cheek the progress of raiereption. . • Th e Ha. Me; penes ', son of Lord BevelfLY • . 1 " 11 1 4 411111 . 4 " t rs pr o wss& se etiassmii • • - • A hale baldest .., . We tried and The How. • Mr. EARIII62If, son of the Right and brother of Lord Lou :, is appointed IA apart s o hi s , and saMserted Orasjid . .. . . . ~ t 1 mi me to t h e Hoe. Lord Eaestsr, set of on Saturday mars. Chancellor, Ca non Itiesideutiary, and Prebendary . ` dary Ills mtil iestj jan. ._ •s=w 4 a/m trionett l titt. l'w= tis i r , w'w.", • • .- . •;_, ins, with his father, ter Cambridge, with the ricer of Exeter.. 'to dprid - t - 11. -4111 k• --- W F . * •' i •. :• ' In the Depart- . ' • • Of opposing t h e deadest et Mr. YOIHIS for that Someday' dime ersi pantry. •in theoertice- to be a onelledlOP me • C -.• = . - v - 136 :441rill*I1 is .. . - disaffection to county. of Sir T. Plikidites, 'of Chive! in Yorkshire, 1%. • * tbSttrif bolli • ; ..* , • , rots sitting with the Baronet's I fent child near f r ed 77l; . sod All'hillatral messeed i.... l • , the French em. The ger. Jonas Ptarr, S.D. has been s p . casket be miteidelly on the Da nu b e pointed. by 0 .easvitais - llurixes WaszLea, the fire, a spark, daring the rrimentary alliance le,th!.sageita vet the abeam ems, ea thilitit • +I Id burst farth Esq. a otteremplace, ,ICsat o to the perpetual of the 'Omen, Sow 00 the child' clothe', and sit- i v e a r, l f 7ip,st esc ht, so mo t et se midetyibms , ,_. teesey of Sir Gamma Wiimata's chapel., Spiral . thee% its II blase. The girl, wi it sehtiment Of in el Us t o l eo le . .. . 'ned interfer ing square, void by the death 14 the Rev. Geotactic bembeity *id ditty that merited better fete, lee.. et e ar se rV ise att" 4 lolly preferring H u eplfirolll). . • slimily KO to die Cradle, and 7 wrapping the a A . < sloo4lllll* kV the 4 ; her owh deem itoefe..let w . . . of thpaiik - ••.‘ • .. : 1 inky Scheldt- Saturday, at Bow-street! Joke Watkins Was. infant loth" bed tarniture sewed i • - 16 ell, MN 16 I t h a t was pre . Wyllie* having, in. a 'freedel breititi ent way, obteltied however, was by ibis time in lathes; the ran l ate -1„ Tbatoe R i m .o =r; dab • .. , . . . t. from a Mr., Nadi 5001. wits t over from an adjolaieg rows, and relied. llembiftin tile esti- doe to his MINAS; etch `• ' ''""" , . ~ . 1 on the earn- unioa.Hat i , . as the crime was committed in Mid. pet, .bef unhappily too late, for:she we.huret to ! c lawing- - 0 - ed him itattaaill i oi tg i k d bil i t s id , . .. offer. " sii 7 Teniun ee the -diesel, and be is .folly eirminitted for trial at tbp such a degree,• that after ire diyi edgent--- toodencytO bb .ardisteistirvlem eat the - , - • $ divot Old Bailey fresitom l og, she eeptradJ lbw Stale." f / • - . , . . • . • • . • " • . . . . - ..., • A '~