The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-17 00:00:00

~ . . No. 2100. • T. sr. ti., • • T it s present EVENING, Nhf..l 7 , their mae.* sets m t. will twrrnriw • RULE A WIFP AND IIAVE,A To 14 filch will braided, • , 'M .tTRIMONY. • . • To-ranrrow, Handel, with Toe l'rize. • • • • The Scenery designed and painted by , Meyers. Creearwoott., Illorniari, Dion. I)cmaria, (iento. Smith. owl and their , 11.56114,1, The I)re,ses by Mr. !Inuits and Rein, and their aiiistnnw. •The by Messrs . I)Tury, Re. The net:twat/it% by qtr, Mortis, Mid Robitnott, &c. Leader of the-Pond Mr. Stuart: Toe Door'. to he opened at a quarter Not five o'clock, to be gin min quarter past sis. r,0,1 4 4-/, ,s.; !second rriee 93: 6‘1,,-Int, ; Second peke, Lower OM ry,•'1•••••(' Second ice, Is.-Upper (;.there, 1 , 4 ; Second Price, 6d. . fluxes :tad I'l , reb . to be token of Mr. Sprine. Ito; Book keeper, at the l)t9 in Little fluwell-treet;(risor fro till 1.1,u WWI Irma ien in the Evening titeil ore Tit:. lino entrance/ are iu flr)deisi•street mily.—Tie - Pit itaii ~re /41 ItuA4clL-iitreet and Wohurn-owel.—r.se Loajer t; diets etltraiwc:i ark in Ru*-41-dreet aid w o b,.r.rigeeet,/-0 The Corr Lintiera edtroactili is Woloorn.Arfet nal limn hood 4 9 ,4„,, leading room the 1411 in Er l. ;4 :e /prated fir Free Allsohnlons to the Risikes, and confined to then' nulii; neff nn rl'ee Adutissione will he •pitie*d at' aliN relit, Rol Dour of the Tbenlre. Neither walnyPermla, not Ire:. be Annitrif to pa/n through the Fire Door. j Free Admi.isinift to the Pit and tyleries will be received at . OM/ trope ! ti.e Doors in Wobuirtm•treet only. • • •. • ' _ ITE-ROIr81.;, e v OhrliNT-GARDfiN• rrig I S pretext E'V 4N IN G, Nov. 17; will hr'' ALEI ANDES , Tit E GREAT. ' Akeaseer, lb. belly i Sinirira, Mrs. H. Johnson. To. which will be nefrird. Ttifi, PORTRAIT, OF CERVANTFS. Toqw . r fiP~ • ' l4.4•Jki•co,i±i94.9lr!tsr. with Hit qr JOSEPH; and JOHN •FOR, and MtCHARIS DOWNIINfI. Servos 'nemesis, respectfully infants -teir trriwtYlwi tut Public, that they are remayed fru Lomhara-4 ii tbliA V. New nritige-iterei, Blatkfriars. _ _ J R,EzBILWYERED in a superior manner y.l In any that Iravrie**.rstrecapred it.—Siewra. BURN strr swi Co. HAT-NI kKLRi. No. 30. High-street, St. Gilt's's. sit dons from Tons hosa-tonclf rad. booing. toctoeofti yowl pall arlitittl a igtirty pary rani toticti, M hatelt it tear a etifitls el rade.. oo that m, nld kite, bat wank shili cm !:.• wl.(l6,o r over, woke. wild new beater watt. ed into it, and as to look awl wen. as w i lco it ti ra i f ann/t ,any tir Moe cOngloce and anti - 'tot retry one wbobeisoliktbows. Pie treat weeds inallimaillat with ho.,,nylueetl-ntliets in Alie rtrigbirovraved talante beat at tempts, ,andn ;•;;o t:ed witibuar °Wo lk tat servant* not port* at trio inn to the directions. We thin* it our dimly to cattalo° eels. limettil who pent OM owy i koc. to be lily pommy* I. the di reffoolo, m ire cuoltdr fin l our kiwi toe t • di mewsltig onnwls•t4.-; —Lftna l - attended le tlity.. .11 r." . • ,•..77.7177‘111%::, lIICIIARD..O ) N . Ti ese ? Tt OODLUCK,•S.O . 0 . 1 Mr r STRit LOTTEWV. • of IVA' Tickets, Is the gratification of nlMllMleWbgteillt Yoblie, tbill tiwy bage.heen 11600 3 .ollLai arivde'of UMW keg ( 14 iild Una t-;• l • are no Oman. 'honk, whole of the 13,003 diferent flosolt.eft widen tee Looter) t (town*, will be pot into the Wheel, and eels, Ticket dr.two singly and teparittel., t r which putpaiie ,eminent bas granted Teo I).111, of Driot Lg. the 14th old Itto ut SC LI UM 2 f....110,66811..are . . 4140.111,10 t - 4 ... ..... 11.600 * 8.0411- 6 .r.... 5. I.W 1 • ti,ool 6 6 ........ . 406 10 lo 11 34 40 : :40 .• • • . 2 A, • 00000 KAF*6 - d• • 8,00 i) •• 5..500 - - MOW 'rickets. • • X 130,000 n r The aver& e nee rexperifulis solicited by WHAM/80A, GOODLUC4I(.. and l'o. who ore wiling - I : B 'kft.a l ld AMMO ie 4 ensiety nir DiuraArrs, nl chew Others, ank.iSuiUit s, Corn4P 3:noti facing use King's Metvp, Char. IM_-ehri. tttiNd i;Atice, for RI4II. GA m srEA Ks, &,.• r gm at ityptilion J. COCKS has gained isy tas. celebraSed itEATIING BA lrelt, which has for niany • :tears hien pipronlaeol_ and reciimmended by most of the first in the out, renders it unnecessary fifr him •10 • stake any comment on its quabties; it is presumed Hint no ' , mice rice awl • with such cenentl opprahation and estemase • l'Ac i uis letailca in London by upwards of seventy of the first (Mown and Fisliiiinuger., and by one yr more prince Fish. i• owe Seller; SI MOM cities and market towns in (be ingdnou ; Mill keep coed WWII years is any chinAe. It ie gestroll, used a: caile with all sort , of Fitts, :s.ot is esteem( d prealiorly deil riae *ids Game, %Eld Fowl, Ilaalsei, Rianp-siealu,sina Geld , . Ai many traders are ntrei sporiout tositputatailli t 4 these SWII, 1,01111 they cull lie:Ming Saiice, J. Cocks easialrlen is a du.) he o C! in the public to inform them that now &reposing hut I !owe which have these ward. ins orange roistered label to each bottle. `• casting SIINCC for Fult, ehrichin4 Ccrayirsillte." retineed and sobl wnolesalc and retail by .1. Cmmhr, Readiag. rim, 4m. lialf pints. *a: A SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the. •91.• Nobility and PuWie di general. that a saving fruit 441 to bil per rent, in tie , prier f CLOTHES, by ANA, log at 04 TA V LO.R'S CONIPANN OFFICES. 1U New Butt& street ; Nn. 8 and 461, Strand, near Chnring Cr.*.. Suhjii,nrd is ii Muitch of the Ready Min, PRICES : Arm Sispertliw• Coat • • £3 15 to se4 4 0 1).00 siperelue, tor Soper Great Cuata 810 to 35 0' (..Airs' Habits • • . 6 0 to ti 16 II roiliiss or Marseille, Wahteosts . • 016 to 018 0 Vier Wkite INtoo. Orris Ditto • 0 18 " 11 0 16,1 i Black Silk pitta • . I 6 in 1 10. 0 Worsted Siwkittit Pantaloons 1 6 In 110 0 Dino B•Thread, say stout . • 118 in 2 5 0 'Cloth Ptiatalowe . 1 12 to - 2 3 0 • . lifit•evinere Ditto . ; . 23t0 2 5 o ltreei.ties • . . . 16to1 18 0 Leather titto . 211 to 3 3 0 LIVERIES. ihiffel .Inrket awl Walstcnnt.nnd Cord Breeches . 919 6 R.itot 'Avery .23 oto 510 f Suttout Coat 3 0 to 9 16 0 him ' , Its , : Coat 515t06 10 1 Overall: . 1•2 to 1 16 0 Terani of (:untract by theYeer, on entoideration of returning their Oa -nes : •sel 7 0i . Snit: per Year ,C 96 10 'Z.2 0I G Ditto SO 10 On the same prinei le. fur Cniits : 2 Cutts p er Y ear • WlO 5 Gnats per Year Ll 6 0 4 D i t to 13 ld o Ditto 19 0 • thauleilien on jolting, their resprisive regiments, or grin; "road, i pt, as ordered b3s his R.l I . the Cominntuler-in-Chief. Ladir.ii Riding I)iesses, undYoung Gentlemen's Hussar Ditto, made in a superior style. The extras :leant charge of those who take and give long credit ha. been a .0 hire' of complaint, A. S. and Co. assure the Public , tlry will find a material diOerence iu their prices from other himies iu minsequenre of conducting their business tar quick PaYnkra. they are enalikel to sell fur less money 'him other gunge) p4sebase kheir cu , wl►for.—titntlrtpea is the einicitey sip- Oa by residing their measuri, sir nn old shit. • A :ail of Clotho at Nine Dour. dgices 3 Rilll•1 per YCJIT Ilittu ~. Z ""'7l :~ . kc - \ , ..,xY.'4"/ ' ll Y n; v:;5-):4. 4 ,1A N &,.".:7 . .-- 4 1 . .- .. e . v ..„ . . • -- -- - ' • ........ •,-., , 1 7 .00 , 2,.. .... . 1 N •—• -1 4 ._. .. , 4 :, , cs lti . • LONDON, TUESDAY, ,NOVEMBER 17, 1812. Final/ffy Itep.witory, Flashury-§quate. • • By Mr. BULL, THURSDAY, N.wriuher 19, 'QT.:Vt.:IAI, well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, tern .! high wei4lit. s 81 , 41 • strong Hackneys, in pool rondithni,Jlll4! fast li . otierit .everiilpnirs of Concn, Clioriot. and Cordele Gelding,. of diirrrent colours ; some L.lll - I -ereml .... the Horses, perfectly glues in harties-, wd Gut ironer, t•ilme very clever horses, which have hero rode with troop,; Lndi& livrsrs; n prat many sir..ne Geldinpioid Mcires, tit fir michinem, mail-roaches, piiNt•cliiii4r 4 &c. nlw zeveral haii,h4iine Galloway's, Ponies, &e. • DEBILITY, : - • ENCO URAG FA) by the uniform success attend- , ing their peculiar method of tremment in the cure of it few prevalent complaints, which has been contitired by the ex perieuee of many years in it large nod extensive practice; }en. bible also of tae happy err is riluittirp to the public from me dical men canton* tlnir tine-mien to is certain class of diseases. Messrs. C,OSi and Co. einattnue 11/ direct their sways to those. disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of lacousiderate ybuth. which net only occasions a numerous train orneryous af halm's, also stolen' on its votaries all the roes eating intim %Mein of 014 age. In that diititSbilig slate Or yor dee ; eleacy, whether the cionsequence afot* baneful habits, exces [ ging drinking. litag residence in hest climates. or any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, as, l regularly edur.sted Surgeons of !moduli. they ull'er a firm, sure, alb speedy restoration to sound and vieornui health. Where an early application is made Inc the core of a certain Disorder. ficqueptly contracted in a moment of inehriety, the "radiants's' is gkiterqlly completed in the ikon space of two days: sad In the to "tide:liked and inveterate stages of vein-- I real befettios, chat acteri,ed a variety of ;minion and desires - sing symptoms, a pemeveratire in their plan ( without restraint is diet or realise) will insure to the patient a pttosattent and radical cure; The diem" of the Urethra. as frequently eonnected with or arising frum the abuse (pawl:tint, have not escaped their awn 'tion; by an infrillible and improved plan. they are enabled to , remove obstinate (items nod Salaams. whether recent or of long duration. without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the caustic hougle. Many instances can be adduced of very lavetenote cases, of several years contittuanee, having y bid ed to their method in ft few days, after the cure bad been at tempted by other practitioners without erect; and such limo been the agreeable result of a practice of fourtetm year s , th a t the mode of treatment bas net in one Biotic instance ever pr ove d abortive, during which period massy thousand persons. of both sexes, have experienced the enjoyntest of having bees per-, feelly cured, afterseverettad injurious methods hive been per severed it; to nn purpose. hiessrs. Goss and Co. exclosively professing the cure of these paricular complaints, io order that they may Dot he, by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so Justly Attached to the Ironton empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly edesmied and initiated into every branch of the profess: (certificates of which, from different 'lmplies, and testimonials from the moot vmiurnt Physicints, they hrve to convince nay enquirer) that the success resulting • from, their endeavours first induced trim to quit the prltice ; of the gement' Practitioner, and they presume slant their pre tension; nunstitute a fair queued fur the mopreeedemed con& dente with which they have r by the Public, been so liberally humoured. - 1 To be consulted at their hiuse• daily (persooat ty, or by let ter) by Patients, of either sex, with secrecy, delleacy, eat al ; ttntion. • Patients In the country ari i requestml to state-the parricaliiii • of. their ane,sage. , and sotimser ut 4riryt, 'enclosing a Saak-onie jar advice u+ d• medicines; sad the same wttl , log (Unmated to any part of the Kingdom. ' f GOSS and CO. Surgeons, No. 13, Boaverie-Stieet !Wed. • . :` GOTTEABURGH bi4lL. PORRARIc...I i ;CTIOSI. Ccosrmr.r., SATE/SAT NIKiIIT, Nov: wci.z. has Hot yet surrendered: This diy he polled only one; namely, Mr. Tye), the flirrack.lk.faster of (Ac►►mell. pre,umed to fe acting under the ma idate of Government. General M.tritrw a;al ' l'arrrtt, polled V. arid 90; the number %mold line amounted to 400 at the• least, were it not for the Ili ;;story system stiil perseveral in oa I3AOWELL . S put. Ifowever, his friends have unanimously declared that he must withdraW on M-onday or Tuesday nest.—. l!l r o voters remain, say...those in the int er est, o f t h e ; .two popular Candidltrs: • They exceed` 3000 psi ntim. , her,. exclusive et' 4300. more whose iregistiies• live • proriounceB irregular by the .. .4'l4E4e :we sus, ttcow parties drere*wirtif iAts : %nu. Esi . and brother a Twos. tlnfirtt l t., P l oy. of . , Ciotimitre; and a Mr. T. of LlMerick,:irlio came here, *en militaire, to support il.tcwrr.c.. r r:r. feu& rewards Mr. Ltowir.t. was of a violent nature. r Yesterday (the 6th), at three o'ciock, they rn, , t near ou the Waterford .bank of the • . After the etchapge . ef the first eipts, Air. 'l'. ' made the inost ample i conceision to Arr. L t towir. , ,, and the businet4terramated, — .....P. G OTT E NEM It6II, NOV. 9.—Private accounts from Copenhagen (per estafette) mention a second confe deration in Poland, in favour of the Russians. It is positively asserted, and generally believed, ..here, that the Russians-have entered Warsaw. Gen. Schwartzenberg continues to retreat. General Sarrazin sails, the 'first fair wind, for Revel, in a Swedish vessel, with Swedish convoy.. Nov. 11.-Tlie Russians have *taken Murat's uti litary'chest, with 4,000,000 of franks. OFFICIAL Act ouNTs FROM Tst F. A RMIT.R. - The AdjutautvGeneral Baron Wirizingerode re ports to his Imprial 4 .llallesty, from the cliorch.vil- , ! ter of Podssolnltsch o w, under date *IS 4t11) Oct. as fotiowar-•+- t '." :•• • iit...i•lol/*'' .•. ' ' • i' " .I . ll aupiumbutaltairtatrit,46o44wOlvOerlm-1 f perial Majesty, that .every Wing is well, and itt.good order n ith the army, th e Toward,. the st a ti ons , mi d , I the advanced post s ... . . • 66 On the road (O . Dinkrow 'the retreating corps oe' .1 the enemy was pursued by cparty which I had de- i tacked, and made halt in the Ch u r c h' Tillage of Wilts- 1 fradowo, seventeen ',Brits from Moshwa,a.nd pushed t its piquets four wersts forward.. I " The,eass ny was continuallydisturbed during the whole march on the mad e by the detachments of t • ' • ' 1 ' ' 14 - Major-Genera Sldwa . j 1 (12), who made fifty-two 4 Prlioneri; irk tribk *rider hits no small 'Welber of :carrisges•ladifti•witii provisions, which he returned I. to the inliabilsotsion the St. Petecsburgh. road. The enemy has,qtt.p t idu ltn y - movemen t on the Peters 'burgh road. „My advenced' guards, on that road, j are some wersts on the Other; side Of"Tscherurija Gras. ' 'The towns of Waskressensk and Welokolarnsl: are i likewise in the possession of my detachments ; and i } Lient.XotoriefTgchetriosubow ads between Gsbatsk E and Wasms. " Oa the 4th (160 i) of October, r advanced with the rest of the regiments belonging to the corps un.., dir, my command as far es the station of Podssol li `nitschnow, in order to approach the nearer to my van-guard, and be the better enabled to act as cir cumstances may • require. Excepting the 4th Corias• of theenemy, which is •.partly opposed to us, and partly stationed ou the Smolensk. road, in the vici nity of Moskwa, and the garrison there, he has no other troops remaining in Moskwa; most psobahly all the enemy'} troops are drawn up against our Grand Army. I shalt Aare the happiatits, of re. porting 4 iniportat - Vijettr*fiatever by occur." . 5 :•• f . . • [vainsistsvaa.) *. , They write from Elsinore, that , althqugh the French Minister, Alquier, had strenuously requested that the :lova! Finish Anthurities should be present at tl:e Te ljetim, which was lung in the chapel of the Fiencli Mission, on account of the entrance of the French army into Moscow, ye' 7the Goserninrms• would not accede to it. We must rather wish for, than believe, a circumstanco,. %%Wei), if true,. would give rise to pleasing . hopes of a continued neuliatti l in apart of the North. What, howevee, .glite" an appearance of truth to the statensent is, that it•4s officially known, that a Lieutenant-of the Danish Navy arrive& with two armed long-boata , at Larids— crone on the '34th of October last, offering to cqu• vby, and defend against privateers,' suck merchan vessels as might be bound. from our side to Copen. hagen ; but which' polite offer wit nevertheless not accepted by the Swedish Commantier, , for this reason, that two of his docked gun-boat‘ were already ap pointed for that purpose. WARSAW, Orr. 10.—We ere informed, from Vol hytiia, that Vice-Admiral Tschitschagoff has taken the command of the Russian troops there, in place of General Tormassow, to whom the command of the RuOian army, which is again assembling in the vicinity of Tula and lialooge. it transferred., in place of Prince I3agration. BORDELM ov MOLDAVIA, .SEPT. 93.--We are as sated, by letters to he relied on, that three Pachas have received orders to take possession of Wallachia and 'Moldavia, with their troops, and that their ad vanced-guards are already ht Bucharest. The ter ror which this has caused in Wallachia is so great, that the greater part of the Boyars there had fled to Transylvania. The principal families in Moldavia have Red to Austrian Buckowina ; less (rem fear of the'revenge of the Turkish Government (as the Wal 'Widen Boyars heti with too great zeal shewn their at tachment to the Russian cause), than to avoid the bru tality and messes of the Turkish•soldiers. The Porte has likewise caused it to be noticed to the Divans, both in Moldavia and Wallachia, that the politiost relations will not admit of her appointing new Hos podars to these principalities before peace is esta. blished between France and Russia ;but that she found herself necessitated to take military possession of these provinces till such peace is concluded. The French Ambassador, General Andreossy's influence on the Porte, is already so great, that, by his re-' presentations, the Grand Vizier, who concluded the peace, is banished to Asia, and tile first Dragottlan, Prince Demetrius Murusi, who likewise assisted at the peace at Bucharest, has lost his place, which the Sultan has given since to Prince Janke Razadza, who is likewise a Greek. Prike Demetrius Murusl is a man of great talents, and was formerly iu great esteem with the Grand Seignior. PRICE 6fD. coNrsarsb‘ B j ['IONS. At the missionary stations in India, the Scriptures are printing in.atmost alt the dialects of that Conti nent ; at Canton, Mr..Moanssom has printed the Acts of the Apostles in Chinese, which is to be fol. hiwed Wz the Book of Genesis, &c.; and numerous copip p! the, Scrifttarrs Itave ; ,litint7 seen sent from this countryto Sicily, Tunis, Smyrna, Constantinople, and the Gt*k Islands. • • ~._.._. • , Coot` :r:, hfomo.it Ntoter. Nov. 9...-• T h# poll still lingers on : and, though Mr. lilreeil k"quite deserted, .he has again postponed hii capitulation.— . Not a loan offered to poll for hko .2bis dav,4t ap. pears, therefore, that hisitass. is .awl. 'f,he Sserilf and lirtgwell's agents continue to jiratr-.e.t the babi. liess ; the former was called 'upon this, sifternoon to make the usual proclemationsofettelcr.e the ptill.-... Viltat, think yeu, was his conduct' Why, he made one proclamation, and then adjourned to tomorrow, when he will make another: lkowever, it is private!y I oudorstooA, that this is really to be the last day of pollidg- ! --thitt the Sheriff will to-morrow . make his leturn of •Matly. , .w end Prittie as the Mem tiers eke:Pit. r esod - drat the chairing wlii.take place. Three hundred !Freeholders in the interest of Mathew sod Pattie ell ,tered (owl this morning from the single borohy of Clanwillitinh Indeed, their revrreti force nookl require at least a 'fortnight for polling, according to the prestnt i r ate; os allowed by Bagwell's agents. It is troly.orerwheirtiing.. ,. ' : .0. , . ...• • Pon...flit , . ASntitew •et thiis.P4l ".t'' . 3 5 54 14 " . •Awi. 4. Plinio. - ...1. ,Ritte -.•- :.;tit - Col. ilOrilt - •• i Ana. •► - 2,...!1 ilj tibA ff .. 'hie%;l4' . .t..irni - - --i • [ .... fief ARA tr s vuora_ng,. the usual '. oda tons were'detiveredloy General Mathew and Mr. • . Prittie, to an immense majority from the lofty slm. mid hi Mail coaches, iu the gnat pace fronting the hotels: . • They turned,eitietly upon the corrnptinus of Go.. vernment,.theburthrusortie taxes, . the tights of the People, the miserilDs of Ireland, the natural claims o f Ireland indiliendetice, thi beauty of its women, the eternal verdure of its lONMAlllenerni Matthew concluded his .address - withi happy effect, by these line.— , " The myrtle onieN it Ve,nes;,fserwarite tree, - ... • .. " And GR r. cis the badge of love and liberty." • _ ~ .. Mr. Prittie's address' took a e ery extensive ritegs; of those interesting subjects, a n d he concluded . 4 . 011 thit quotation— " Nature's child should Nuture's liery wear, • " And on dm colour liclat.d's Son should hear." When he had articulated those heart-inspiring sounds, the mute wonder lurked in men's eyes to steal the sweet and honied sentences, until, after a long and breathless pause, the universal acclamation of praise bore loud and decisive testimony or thp deep sensations wrought by these grand efforts of political instructions. • WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 11.—We revert In this pleasing theme, with inexpressible comfort .and - gratification. The happy issue of this protratted contest will be long contemplated by Irishmen wits► mingled pride and gratitudr. Yesterday was the day announced for the foal close of the * Poll. Abo•it noon, the High Sheriff, Thomas Prendergast, Esq. caused the usual procla mations to be publicly made. Mr. Bagwell had no Freeholders to pun; - arid, General Mathew and Mr. Pritie having already polled a large majority, declined calling upon their remain ing Freeholders, of whom nearlyloo were yet is town, unpolled. 'AIArL After the limited number of minutes had elairger), the High Sheriff declared General Mathew and Me. Prittie to be: duly elected Nlembers to represeut this great County in Failiament. CORK (C-ov NTT). Lord Rnraird r- tita4 Hon. PQatomb,' • Fpg lloa. Mr. Hare - 136[ 1 MP, Leader - - 169 GALWAY bLF.CTION. r~ •{ t...-_ • COURT OF KING'S IIif,NCII, Donut, N0r..11. Twit AVM. AT THE PROSECUTION 0? DENIS ROWCI DALY, ESQ. P, RICHARD MARTIN, Mr. Goaaonta, in this case moved for a Condi ,tional Order far a c,iminal iaforrnatiom against tie Defendant. His motion was grounded on ant p!r.. davit, which stated a re:v . 1154:0.i from)he Defonda It to the Prosecutor ; to thia•iffcct, namely, that - the, said D. B. Daly should either. compel Denis Only tt. , resign .his pretensions of representing the county of Galway in Parliament, or that .be. the, said D. !3. Daly should relniquish his own dal* to the honour of.being returned for the said county. :4 farther stated, that the Defendant had in several agates in England, and In this country, declared; `that . the survivor of the candidates would certainly be rr r turned the Member to serve it the ertosina Parlia ment, and concluded by stating; that the Defendant I had challenged the Pr Jsecutor to fight—The Court I granted the motion. , . - ~.,_: , • ~. ~ i P I I , r f IT- li 4 S. • 4 •. 1 .4 • k •,..= = , ~. .: \.. .i 10t .. • 41 J - • IA • . ; . • I v 't • i I • 1 ,r 4 I 'I ' 11 ilt ' • ... . l'i ' 1 , , it ; ~. 1 . , .< • .1 • t' I. 'l I 1 ; 4 I ' i t 1 a , , n 7 it• I 1 ; • t •• , ', ..,.. 1 . 1 1 4 1 ..., . II) , i 1 . 1 . 1 . i 4 t , \ • l .4-1 i 4 ' . i, I i 1, ; . 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