The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-12 00:00:00

- - . • . . _ . -.- .... . • • 1 . • _ .._ _ .... 7 •AP IRELAND LEIF= AGRICULTURAL #ISSTINCI. tbf pump ‘.. •• •• ' 1 'gassers by thole noes- 0LD7141 ' r.-Trfrp .Vortx ma. ADDrtESCur T a l k, tivf i A taa To Till L•ninzd rimist. (Farther Partiegisre.) gutsier 01 • Ilm -, • itirOW4d is; iftwhAful a .. . --win.- riven OR O pe 14„ n ,i ngA i nit i o :4* . ' c ai strt. p : l l., Amer railsen and rhe Intuit were indict , for f The following is the Address of Me Catholics of [The Reort ads, pronedlop at the Lewes Agri- therefore. w , tr , at, ~,,,..,.. iiiitch declared hiniti 4 rioativbrellitior mid eseorriag the dweilitillifease 4. heisted, pulsated to his Excellency Ale Matquess . ss " great qnsetity Of silkier, hie prope i rse. endure. S le et i ng , as it appeared In The Morning t h a t th e of `• l ito d ~0 4 , t o d ote AiO troo . h ocii i- I. "( Robert !car. Ewt, of Ll'ooteton, end stealing I presscut:on. Wellesley. at the :ate Levee ..-. Chronicle, from which we abridged the scampi we in- was it , . "MAT TI. Trona anCaLLIEV. V. wiled in our paper yesterday) hawing bee. defective tispowaeg • ilk Jr it were Ilia.. their distress was Mr. sa_ wr.r..tno sherd the mite for fre 1 1:4'.... Robert Wray reriiihe at Bdirtnelnii- awl on the . morti s, We, t h e Romeo Catholics of Ireland. iesPree"d' in several important &atoms, isoi anpply tads!. from Mr. Ida ud irk i krend . • • id • . • t ~dies put sad negatived. tag the 3lst of October less appalled of she roblserr ] with a conviction , common to all classes of the CO m- The Bee/Alva Nereid. a sistement of she discussions we alias ' • A ihers i 0104 m w .. observe that tansy hands Were held 1 0 ON was la . n r. says •vetka described that the appointment of your'Excelleary to which occurred after Mr. Cartel's's speech, and the the sanction aids premiews. inanity, ap ridsee•ht Seagate.' it. • incidents which took place as the question being pot; • ~_ • . Julia:l the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. will be productive of i'mt• VOWS sad, rioting to his resolstioni, o _ • !!""nlrc• WORM, stated. Jhat on else 39.1 s of together with such a detail as lisp latter paper las the most begelkial sa•ional results, aid adituated by said whir E 001 17 3-1 ' it is f•s rii. 6 " l "°' ssai wwr the .l Ust Wil lte arr rat ut firbe l eus anad pio ry ygli an i d n lo l 7.ll: l l l l in tZ: (1. 8 0 1 7. • elven of the proceedhige Mahe public dinner.) the livelkss mese of &dig:dittos, which you have a l. mol ly c oaster! epos us. offer you oar cordiaLeengre. Mr. WooDwanD, 1* defog t. seamed Mr. Mabbott's meg. lei losoonr by adopting these re- There weft two sled \a , seettred'hy iron liars. Pio per- _ oiler:Des epee your arrival. as the Represeatative of amendment. observed that h. had been a farmer 22 eehabillt alt example to the country. To "" could go•ii. , apout foreinf thetn. Site was in- ner Sovereign, in your native land. ___, years. and therefore it mild sot he 'apposed that ant me it le a peHeet indifference." formed of the rohberybetween fire and silt ' o•elock the . _.. , sect morbing• ellirateemediately proceeded to the Isom oif any thing could have Increased the gratitude and remarks which he might masks, emanated from s spirit After eheervitinai ens' Mt. Davie and . Mr. Asp. ash ' eereephad born • made ; a . " wa gs& which we feel for a Monarch, of whose en- unfriendly to agricelss:•e. No interest should be more Dottseita e . Ifflailt e v i i4aiessisnist was . let *se *pas illikont ut ••. L ' • • li g ht...4 , 6mm and beneficent intentio n s towards this regarded than that of the agriculturist ►; bat it ought from the ;Mies a ' filg reasber of hands Cnesenamiumikorat. cikliotaakte-Ohelo4 Ilse Mac- nasty? we b an ea lim ey striking proofs, these 'esti- sot to be divided front that of the merchant, &e. who were bold k for the aliiMedrew:tit cries of " aii• ►dry *best 'lomat aight.. were the 00000 men of the farmer's surplus predsce. all." A Milian were about bocci heeds shown. Ono. Mole. aneant.to.hlr: Yerav,msne,hlyilKiii s abntli P re sts woad derive new strength, from his having dehe gated sable representative amongst us, a Statesman, to The farming part of the population of England did Here Om of tbiehester rose and suggested that eve in the wrap( ;he toned tit, weeffsg.eisse, stalije j a im th e e mpire is so largely indebted for its not constitute more tbs i taterethini of the whole, sad there sag Ile prisms in the ' H a lt who we r e not own - and lansitirtilders *peal they hid been Pieced Open Ito • t whew gr the colter of the plough; . he applied the i•oller to elib • „,,,„Iy &id glory, and whose fame we have long chg. therefore such ■a policy wield be very injudicious. If erg or riemtpiers of land. im the rapes of Lewes or Pe- marks cm the doors, and toned them core . I espies.. f all were agriculturists, of what use ...mid be the far- mow* end these who ware sot so should he desired tidal as a ion .f " r °ads"' renown;-we " ra g'• '- • • Jobs Marlowe, coachmen to Mr. Wray, !eft the its: Dices produce ?-he wield starve La the midst of to withdraw. Aker a short consultation between the e l se is the misaleation of your Excellency, an additiegalbliwasid harness-mom about eight the precedin g night plenty. The farmer ' s were missions for a r ise of Noble Le/d r ibs Chaired's, and two or three Gentle- Ise locked the doers and put thn ke •h' (t s. i yssn -is poc et; -or human alas Majesty's peculiar solicitude for our well inspeuible not to feel. that, in the selection p . rices . ; but they might rather to ask if a rise_ would men near .... liwak--dlor ,Cli . kirmair propose 1 that two a . hifill, six neek-eloths, six pair ethos% &e. his proper•v. fare. Ge do thew any coed ? on the contrary, it would check papers rhosid be passed through RR Hall ; the one Willalparset he Me elarestel about sit teileek ; he fistuid to6ll the highest office in the . of you Excellency - the consumption of corn . The price of living should for the Polities as oricliilly proposed, the ether for the colter of the plough tit dm marks exactly. etiolated of this country, his Majesty was not more r be brought down to the priers in other countries.- the arnemime&t of Mr.iflaekmas ; sad that every per- , Elisabeth Rosalie lives with a sin named Desteon. Raided it' Me choice by a desire, that the dignity of the • X Some dam n°. whes we sent cora over all the world. son ii•if Kiftelle same and place of abode.' 0 . 11 timesaving/ el tbeftlst I.Pet. lestneen silt and earn ' i Throes should be adequately represented. than by a we got on very well. He objected to a petition for the This air gig • 00,4,,,,i,0 sty a he same ta her hogee,they krtockedse: , w or miest aaskty. that. through your impartiality a nal raising of prices, because he thought no good could appro t . i lbw ipinstosibriakm.,,_ htlfertih lett, : lite ! . vzistirim, his awn gracious disposition, limit" Warned result to the farmer who cultivated laud for his own were , • Ifete peffilsels (A in else Hall-as there wrre ir.t o " 00. • as writ rkrirh are es I a isto effect. sabsistesce. He agreed with the destinies la the only tb names to the paper for Mr. Blackmaale impa e .p r i en n e f s hip iedbe ase d no ir me r rit i,Lew a ll • , "It is with extreme regret that we have witnessed, iallery that short speeches and common sense were Amend . and 53 s t gelsat 11. were still and safe. He them pre Jots anment, and, th - is a l a w eauoties, a recurrence of those local outrages good things ; and therefore. what be had farther to Afte ASe liall-rouse was yearly cleared, Mr. Patty- things were left. Ohe of Mean did heontrit have some ..-- said& at different times have manifested themselves I .‘sey, should be short. Our taxation was the Conn- mavoniptoposed the thanks of the Moodie, to the money, and fleeces gars thw'w a sovereign, and told . • ,- . is this country. We trust that it ie unneeessavy ( l imner of what be mast consider a just war; and the Chairs *. fay this tinee, the dinner - roost at the Star tlimo to take the Milos to the Jolly But c h e rs till ne f , soars mill for them. They then left the hones. She • • te ma re your Escellency, that we shall be al- present di we "Light well trust- to see remedied Ins wtoknearly filed with those who kid attended the sew thew soma thouutoduri Deacon was not at hoar ; Way , rea dy, both • individually and collectively, To by Parliament The House of Lords consisted of great Heed . . 4 .., cooperate s i:h the G o vernment in the maintiinence landed proprietors. and self-interest wink& urge them A g the perms present it the Meeting. Inde• Wtheit iiiesi, i l ligi 're is g - ane"tooldWw.imeat sub . " a h a e b i ll is t s peli ons e en ;e:st S eee he . of the law; and from your well knows firma's. to a ff ord relief to agriculture ; but as in private; so is poled 7 dykes* who took is part is tie proceeding" Wilke* wished to know if Deacon itstentled to have the • ' ai d un d e rmine, we anticipase the speedy re-establish- public life Lehi master of a family (it was so with of** y. we obeened-Lorefltlege, Sir Georg* Milt. Olin kliegs . s she said what see they ?---lie replied, 1 meet of order in every part of Ireland." himself) wffii all his disposition to economy. could not on. ‘ ~ Mr. C. C. Cavesdlsh. M.P., Sir Heart &Wiliam. what they're; therein a bag full, wet a nd me. shiffner , Mr. notes. Mr. Grippe, Mr. dry together. Some time after De..con came hum., en 4 1 always keep 4 servants right. Mr. Woodward no- 11 a couveramion ensued as to how the things were to be Yesterday, Isis Excellency Marquess Wellessiey eluded by sayiely that us so accoaat would be consent . Mr. Serieest Dayly, Mr. Saadford tiering'. get awsa:' Some more money was demanded, and it dined with the land Mayor, at the Massion-hoese , to a breech ofisublie faith ; it sever succeeded I. psi- xs.p. .M. Breve, Col. Davies, 11.9..11r. !tail. Mr. was decided the goo's should be conveyed' in a cart 'st We seierstani. die, by his Eacellenry's particular rate , an d mi d a i r o wou l d i n pu b lic life. flitits ' .lk . De.teih Dr Abel, Re Mr. Bakeri Met% to a Mr. Hart , a Jew, residing at Tsitte • shame. 0 t my,. . Rea• • r desire, preritsusly signified to the Lord Mayor, no of- Mr. Atainienre preferred the gentling im Piditiegr. tr. if " ' .Limas, r.. elf dip hat •. y fallowi Deacon was taken op. a 4 4 - .. ./IY Insist or patty least was given.-(Dielin Hernia, at all; he "add rather trust to our Repreoestatives. • ,- :, bit t., its _. . .• s, hrte,kt . lar..ki also t Poet .f Thrrades.) Be could mot me that the Agriculturists were more •', : '`.lllll , t ., . . -' 41 1"-r:; , v . ! ~, .. „.1.4,4,,,, h. ....., ~,e , . I.,__lio was?-- !• ,_- Write. - irTai . 4'.` more A coups of Yeomanry is enrolling , we understand. distressed dies others, The average price of cora 1 keen ' .'.' 'sir•dinsev. , ' • ••• •-• i - Oh herd cdtdisei, mid doter peed; in Rilleiney, under the command of the Hon. Captain d ar i ng t h e last twautrone years h a d hoe , 221. per a I wield be preheated at the Star lan. at three se. 'he, • • s of histead;" and added, • grotto. biotite, to the Earl of lienmare.-(ftid.) load, and during the last three years, it kid been o' pet/sited proceedlogs of the Meeting. • that Discos shads,. hare. s, Ccianel. *ad she and her .. - • °epics ilositrise.-Lieotenaut Hamilton, who within sixpence of 151. Excessive prices. he thought. w 4'. not molested spill four o'clock, as alsildren Amid nee rapt. _Her father- was sitting at comoimided the corps, had beet) apprehended and benefitted gelds., the landlord nor the tenant. la ge• to 2 . ' led as a 'prevernitiou to appetite. and the bresOt _fast at darks,. She never saw Willson alter„ 440, taken More some Magistrates, who would have SO lB - neral. they wore endieiently high. bat he admitted. , was repaired 0 with' Lim almost aridity. Iblignd of Jna• -j gg° Ifitlins Will cron*.lasaind Wigit- (- Witted bin, fur the offence, had not his tether, who is that doriag pan of the last year they had bees to iii serums sat dreirs sO a' plain leane r, Ammon. and es her eroso-examdmatiest etitimerthat . wilit shoes . else had cobebited. wilisosesicint himself a Magistrate. most solemnly pledged laimeelf t ense ly hew, ig a l eg i s l at i ve " 'utmost es tb, ~,b. . A na " - - es et the wrier, tt. gr i bects4.. it P.. i Delleilla ssi Sessions, for his share ill tile robberyseis4•lo-mer. po aCri to deliver his son to those gentlemen on Friday. the ject, he was Persuaded. would be of benefit. pr ins, also, on this measles. After the cloth had t h ees fi est N ewts *. wi tness b a d not h tlio ,t o l.l - t h at day of the investigation. On the faith of this a a a n d d app il Th rop e ria ting isa .::u u d ad ot be h e e n r d lej e a h l : she japies wosltl e samt 4wei ate i. li es k ti t r of r b " eacon t he la T y l h re e e r tes jo o li sseny ilu to ic olay • '. , .. ~.., 7 , 4!, he was suffered to remain at liberty, sad has escaped pcs rroMiort'aCol:tatoo.irrigLADlis:liedeteata all ear hudiedormsee swa y;e" c frame justice y absconding from the county.-(Deblin we mi g ht so t to he nu d e to pay for teat; for whisk Mei iii e,t retired ; and his place war s by the Issas rememlieta two persona calling upon him, an y e of &num"; Pest.) we have so mdse. There were persons is that room. call • f tbe compeer. occupied by T. k. Romp. be belief's to be Winos. He lad a welt on Isla a -- Onsossan AISSCINIPTS Or eau tars Ma. Garlitax.- who ion Ii the ro m pro y onoroloos kreourrri. rerway Every Aisle imps ed harmony and toorivi- sler. *ltd WM Ma dug he wiaNd to leave it far Thalami en' Corps .1 lahmhy ill fir lag their Imo. brief 1m . m us.eim.- eems: thAedrof Mat to ' pet it in die Male awd ''i qeflaer Chair, a , had post @wetly r ma./ . n . i ........ hked lor it user . . i k t --: • ., I • use •e ne . He sew Wass! 111 WwiltiAlOr""willmie i - eW . ohm a taw Owosso. slid inmedia tat" popo at Sur who wee geom.:am& ' troveraniews; or w ilk tooftirrir - tg - lhe hY Trim 'fel y t no, IC MEHMINe - mr-estelta Alit: h o o d * s o w mow who had- -Ikol,-- -Voosie.4.itiess'"` Caftan was partizalarly iodinate. i n i t ial e d to offer him • should a large steadier army be still kept up? A 'cordant wainscots and I' slings. But Mr. C . ob li4 - 1 :1 1 4r - w . k ' ---4 . • - •• * -Ww-n . ' ' re.- self as a recruit. This so chagrined Mr. C. that be Dentists. bad obtersrd that the war was neseseary : beta was in the room ; and the drinking 'of Thos. Salaam WOO, by desire of alkprisaner. Priers- - • ••' '''-'.' ,5 am determined, if possible, to save him from the mar. -" I," said Mr. Chatfield. "am an older man than be the toast " May the cause of the present Agriealteral con ' s house with a cart to roorei l the things awaY; is .1 satiation that he knew .uust inevitably attend upon this is, aril I say that it was net necessary." Where are D:stress be sperdilvdistovered, aids remedy be speedily sore the printing are the same persons. 1 1 l':..••••••••4*. 1 . application, namely-getting himself langhed at fur his the fife end fortune men. those who were ready to apple I," saggeskd itself to the mind of Mr. E. John- • PAw. Mews. father of the witness Meaner, was eta come forward with their lives aid fortunes in sepport .. of Lew"' as a very sufficient reason for proposing mined, and in mat corroborated her testimony. 1 vanity, and rejected as unfit . -The day foliewisg that the n eeslth of that well-knewn political writer, inasotuelt, Thos. Dilute. ea officer, took the prisoaerttrilsou into upon whirl, Mr. Cams obtain* this intimation, he of that was? •He could foresee the end of such enor- as he (Mr. Ebenezer Johnston) had been assured that enstody. TuffieU, whew in the sage at Lower gdsuon- . 4 tansies. Th e last Ki ng s h e d stepped up to the blemished Barrister in the ball of the moosd more blood than Mr. Cobham could state to the company, both the ton, said, "1 am the fellow that broke the lucks." Four Coons, whilst he was in confab with an eminent any bad ever Ilene breerm-(Hisses and disapproba- cause of, and the remedy for. the said distress-The The property was here produced and identified to be i At&, and with his bewitching, but Incorrigible ties.) state -I *sly sta the fact ; Ido sot say whether it moment Mr. Cobbett's nam e was ,sectioned, the Teem the property oi l Mr. ‘Vrey by Julia tramsner. Thu rightwas er wring ; I only say that it was mt. The became a geese of agitation and diestrder ; and Mr. colter o the p °ugh sas a l so pr od uce d , by Which the 1 vivacity. accosted him. " Ili! L - . s° you're going Noble Lord has said that we ought not to speak of our ilitcloins (of Seaford, we believe), got upon a form, burglary was effected. le 'A4I 1 believe I meet join," said the other ces. holding • pamphlet in his hand, and appealed to the- Tim rinser, were tiles called on for their detract., grieraisses: bet I will s ak of them wherever 1 o. sr•i , tentially. " You're iii a great hu rr y t o b o s h o c members of Pun a .: , ft: , . ~g company, whether the man who had written the see and merely said that seine of the witaesSes had sworn was the replication. " for what ?" demanded 1 ought re " drank by Sussex farmers? With some difficult (for the Mr. Justice Pita s recapitulated the evidence, and the other. " For disobedience of orders," said Mn. C urran , I k eg to say t h at I thi g h I have dam my deity In the proposition so drink Cobbett's health had been received Jury, after a short deliberation. brought in a verdict, its " for by II - slice you're ordered to userch you'll House of Comatose." by a part, at least, of the persoas present with rapturous respect to both the prisoners Guilty. • aat.r."-All present weir eonfounded,save the Wit him- Mr. Coaortazo.-" I differ from that opiates: let acclamation) Mr. Hitclouhi obtained silence, when he Dtgeei_en or Beetxres.-Yesterday, a man of the self. 0 1 0 ohoell 4l off to another iteeoPi with w hom •bfi l It be pit to the vote. I believe Sir J. Shelley's poll- as gaily as if he had said " I/ALT." read from Cal/cies Weekly Register, of Dee. t. 1821. name 0,2 as was , in the morning , taken up for steal. 'I he other sight, a very respectable Fife teatimes., tics were formerly different from what they are at pre- the following passage :-" On such a subject (alluding tag a bridle , fronsa smiler sis St. Martin's-loor rand. and in prier tlerosieh the yard lately occupi e d b y Mr.to the circumstance stated by Mr. Slims., jun. at the storeyed by Metcalfe, the o ffi cer, to Guildhall, and from seat: now miss have Woe always the same." Mr. Battle Meeting, of a labourer o f Lice county harmer thence fully comsdtted far trial. The Officer proceeded . -, in Dundee, had the misfortune to fall into the Chatfield then made some commis, in coasequence of worked, as the leader of a party of paupers. with a bell I with..Tri hit _W prisoner Wl* 0111nd Jury. who found a I basin of mod there, up to the should e r s .* H e b egan *bleb the Chairman asked him if he thought it was round his t ied:), it was impossible ( under Six Acts) to true lull, e pyisopt-was t his saute evening placed on i" vociferate " I'M gone, I'm gone !" wh en t wo sail- releeast ? Mr. Chatfield replied, that it was not.- trust one's pen I However, this 1 will say, that there is his trial, at the Old Dailey, and consisted. i or s Catnip to his assistance. One of the tars befog (bra g /der ' ) much more than enough to make IS* rejoice in the ruin 1 of theor ii fartgers ; and Ido with all my heart, thank God Tan " Cossetirtc itorisz " Assortartoo.-Thee rigged to • cruise, seeing there was no possibility of Sir Jour Sneciar said that he h a d acted in- constant appearance of Mr. Secretary M./stray and his I genii, at him without dirtying himself, coolly said dependently ; that the opinion of his conduct bed al- that it appears absolutely necessary, that t " yeomen," Messis. Porton, Smith, and Doke, shoot the p i s l i ng of them should be totally broken up. in •• -- him, let him lie ] he is oslv up to the chain • ready bees pat to the vote. and that it was niach in Su - . at any rate." Sir. Hitchio's had scarcely the t;ottrt every daY . derine the present Old•Raili *l plates. anal can easily get out by bracing his yards his faveur.-(Clamour.)--He had supported measures finished this gootation, when Mr. Ingram, of Itottin...- Souks,. gave " dreadful note of preparation" aossiost fore•and-aft; but these land-lubhem are sn -- lazy !•' of ecosomy. and bad voted for the ridged°. of the demo, jumped upon a chai-, and in a loud voice, morel, Civil List. . i 'fist other tar, however. dragged the gentleman oat " That Cobbett be turned uut of the room." it is lin- the -journeymen Of Carlile. anti it was known of the mire. Jack was rather mistakes in cellist Mr. E. Joassros said. that if the country were ens- Istissibie to.. describe the tumult which prevailed-the that it was intended to prefer bills el - indirect:bent Lou a " landlnhher;" and if be bad known that ii sinless in applying to Parliament, he hoped it would man w h o, bet a few moments before, was applauded "to against those miserable beings for the pabbration of have a good effect. the " blasphemous" works which they were hired to was a brother tar whim he reproaches], it is probable the very echo that did applaud again," was now assailed by bisses,hewlings, and execrations--a rush took place, be would bare behaved with more eivility.-(Edia- Mr. PAIITINsTon said, that from the year 1797, and we saw several persona making towards Gobbet, vend. The three "yeomen" were is attendance gt the Grand Jury Room on Wednesday bed Thureday, bargailkerl - when the Honk Restriction Act passed, to 1802. there apparently with a determination to carry 51r. lograuis , • . Thegreat inflict,/ motels for 1 00/guineas aside. h e , was little dtdbresee in she foreign exchanges. Is modes into effect. in this ex!pacy,Cuishett preserved and Mr. Secretary Murray was seen beetling about with tame tbe homes of Mr. 11. and M r . U. will take pi ay 1506, a depreciation took place; from that year to a calmness and composure which it was impossible for huge rolls of parchment under his atm ready to be pr f . ..• os Monday morning next on Sunbury Comma.. Both 1808 there was an increase. Darin 1812, 13, Id. us not to admire. The Chairman, as well as air. Crippa seated to the Grand Ropiest. On Thursday evening ~ •' to ed other gentlemers,most strennoaslyezertedtegmelves the indictenents were laid before the -Grand Joey, sail of the horses are said to be so excellent, that it will there was ale preciation In currency of 251. per cent. prevent an actual breach of the peace, or rat her, a tee- they were ocetlefeL'•iri' believe , f a r t I boo r!• he Dilmo;l4 versus Diamond. It excites great later- ,The ge price of core at the same period was, „„ e „a p sms scuffle, (for several individnals rallied round ....... . - • t° Sin the lidhtlfy Jecnmeuuts , ti- no witeessea Sere i eat its the sporting circles, and the match, it is said, sroin glii- to 3411 , a lead. la March , 1815, there Mr. Colsbett is order to proteet him against violence); '''''' g will be witness e d by most o f Ilse best judges on th e was a depreciation of not mere than 9/. per tent.: something like order was, at length, restored; Mr , called in. -Yesterday morning the " yeo men " wrro turf. The winning horse. it i s t h oug h t, w ill nee. in June, it was 251. per cent.; in October. not Kemp and Mr. Blackman thee, severally addressed the called . in succession before the Greed Jury,•and et "w k . i form the m il e i n l ess t h an t h ree m i nutes. r -- VIM than 121 ,- When the pre ms , C oro L aw was enraged farmers, and by a manly and powerful appeal o clock in the eftertiden the latter body entered do . to their generosity and candour, procured a hearing for Court, end returned " Tree Hills" aeainst Jolto Veda- i Captain Smith's match for 200 gs. to ride ten passed. there was a depreciation of nine ponds Mr Cobbett who with the most perfect complaceacy phew. Wm. Holmes, John. Barclay, film. Clarke ands a boat/rod males in eight hoar,. took place an M ew . Per cent. That law had sloes been a dead let' • ' '•' ad self•posseseton, addressed the comnany. John Jones, and " a man whose name is unknown," day. at Kearsley, Hants. Th e C apta i n redo Aso ter. The expenses of the farmer, with a greater The B . h , El eld then detail • s the speech of Mr. t• , i . i h„ho i i twelvio atone, and completed the distance in 7 helm mafiosi. en larger that' in 1708.-As to Mr. Nab- n g ' wr er . s pmaon of bleephtmans libels. These billl., , ' tobbett as reported an The Moroi," 12 liatintes, 39 seconds , heat', aineminsest, the notice was addressed to the adds. Go bbets , . : C hronicle; with the exception of that against Clarke (preferred • as usual, drank only water, and ret ired by the S ocietythe Su • for Suppression of Vier ,) were pre- On Wednesday last, a h orse b e l ong i ng to y r , owners mad occupiers of land, sad if the expressions of early; shortly after which, a g 1 separation took Maw% of Loughbornaeh, took a hedge sit feet high. the Petition were more general, it would have a bad place. leered by the liritlge s Society. It will fie mei- - . le e r e d that three of the men committed lei f, Guildhall which in length exceeds any leap recorded fir many effect, A. a proof of the !Widens of the se.,san, the follow- e•fused to give their names. but since that time &fr. years, being elevea yards and twenty-four Inches, Mr. I'. R. Kane would not have troubled the Meethig ' Carryin g a youths 5.:. 12111.-(COurefer Guerdista) but for the tarn whkti Mn, Mabbott's a edmest had jag ihiwersire in fall blow lit Lleill'ealmel'Gribm's Murray has succeeded its obtainive the names of two, garden, near Edinburgh: 1 sweet willies ;2. inignicom namely,‘ ansphew and Holmes. Vampire, is the mi. 'I As, extraordinary instance of longevity within the rates. He thought that on oar return to a healthy cur- purple stuck; 4 clove gillyflower; 5 seeable shirtless old man described in the Guildhall i beet year. 1821s-12 persons h ave di e d i n S we lh ans . repay. *lnge woold again do well. Mr. Biacinslan's b ran c h in g ;hi 3, ' ng larkspur i 6, larkspur; 7, ieranthemum Reports. The third man persists in refusing to tell who ise on ted ages amount to 1026 year, hens amendment viewed the subject in a proper light. (Cries • ladle's ; 8, beery fewer ; 9, wall flower ; 10, white his name. nearly 80 years more th an an y same number of of" shies iia that'll it.")li stock 1 11„ heart's ease; 12. curled mallow ; 13, yel- We are informed by a respectable Oallowarfintior. soy preceding year is the memory of asap; them Mr. Davis. of Utkieid. denied that the landlords had tailspin ; 14. hepatica; 15, rod thews. ; Ig, that there has been more mortality is shoves sleek this `1 Icing Is 1799, eleven means 4114, wheat ages ssireied is the least frees the berth's, tIT its war. As &this primrose; 17, sweet reshot; 18, Scotch prim- season than ever °et:erred in the whoie coarse el Ms seised were 890. which was then eisseiderod a most Goverassest taxed them. they Used defile tenants. by rose; 19. sweet pea ; 20. frog's mortal : 21, doable otilirrienc•- Out of 130 11 " T our CorresliondratillUs a Skint proof of tie ulablity of the sit of Swat • ',i s m, the i r moil sa d t ol e they had ow d one t „ o y o k d a isy ; yg; h o ll y h oc k ; 23, marigold ;, 24 , yellow lost °petted§ o f a score, heieg more than a seventh of haw ratio, bat in a manse which left themselves, eves at hawkweed; 25, strawberry F lamm; 26, adeMs• his whole ousnbei.-(Dentfrire Courier.) - • . . • . . . - • -, • - - . . ' • • • i