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7 I - k 4 - , etithide rm in every ;tamps, the ve to three; in the Ex. hat the use iu Irehm,l,, been given bit: M r•ewi • ib viiPriof - ?id (111 not %aired my nal arid iva reso:Of 't Thiami n, or a Iritte;,, sett by Ow de Gallo. E moved, resolve it- Act for of Eng.. 1341140 esn• s . notes in irh is titer* referred to !awn t 'rite ;est to the ideferniig 'ember for on for that the goes tinxdooo of air at to go the some ta said, it ;notion of mod; and to it in g iota &w imps of imeeo the I ven. flosposed maims I. plat bee dr. asabe Sege. siting* pert Palest, iv it•lte 17. mei loam of easeree, led yet remold 11 1111111MiiSti 60 !MOIL mad et dr ewes Saw_ nye, eider Imbed 'H. IMINTIOW less pmt city. as at Radii ch. We any *alarm ion. plea. lANT 24. et the lowa ollitaaa are Irese• foto , apposed at which the have dew, rf him amity Iche salt • Noteartit talreochral boot peat bay 10. these Isar Hee people I wi4l. Ilke ono of the ■ Me HMI IET=Mnm P er t &of • i. of Com ,outhe tad win— o redoce - amount in 1817. airmailed lesiagrir. est, W— an pare 'oaten.. i uE yes Heim, setnaed„ ly taken lime to I 4 the 41 both fist, of . The meious re being 13. mrs isame.4 a of thir f'• '' ". 4 . . _ .~ t ,/if ~;.: ;~ Allied Sovereigns to visit that with the horrors of war. The measly adopted by the National In the sitting of the lath of breathe an invincible spirit of resistance, in proud and energetic lesguage dence of the coontry, falsify by f the g t ylty intentions that have those who promoted the revolution. ties reject, in mild bat Srm language, prepo sitions communicated on the part sof the three Al lied Powers, u- as tending to the dentraciiau of the Constitution, mid to the OCRS potion of the king dom." With extreme delicacy towards the pet trtinal feelings of the Ktna, end no less perhaps in - unison with the spirit of a restricted monarchy, they hesitate to attribute to their unhappy and ill iidvised Sovereign that he has freely concurred in any nemsores hostile to his country, and opposed, to the solemn omits by which he repeatedly pledged him self to serum' the ConstitotiOn, but considering him with reword to these measures so pieced in a 'otet of eoeroloo, they declare thud, "during this state of eseeelesi," the powers of the Crown shell continue to be exercised by his august Soo the PRINCE RROZNE. Desirous of explaining the lain ciplev of public law srbicY etioloie the kingdom of WORbrd , I ' rail. gokoa, she was onconsasouly happy • she was ely playlet. Indeed her whole perionnance. in &oblig e spirit, and " vivacity, displayed' comic , power. of the Brit order. Mr. PYRE, iu Young ausiimo, was very effective. • PAS MONA B E.R PARTIES. _ The Marehlowers of S had bee wend Must qa, setoff for the seas* , twaseallt N hr.= lo Avitirgiow street.'hat were pretreat ',early sons of the lirst dietioetioa and fashion, moat okonstwasti do Doke tired Ditches& de Feiss, Ow Duke mil a.** ' .f Leigister, the Dowager Diteiresa-of LeeJa. Cionlato ill. doteraio, Coolness Lieren, Coast nod Liedelf, the Bart aortOsuniese or tiettope, Ma Lori* as *a Owitess of Ardbarnhain, the Ladies aderriese i t io o vi liast a: Mount Edgeombe, Lade. E. 1 1 001111141•111.11 has gh, Lolly Caroline Latish. Etriwolleamapassof `ildlrilpe,todr Pittway Soeserset, emigrants et an* Canniess 'qtr. Lord Healey, Earl of Sisk, Sir We. aid Lady 'DOR OW*, !Wolin Leach, /se. Age. ' 4 10tir Bert sod Cousitess of Arran bad a select feshiesable *INV yesterday evening, at their home la Dever-sireel. .. ,_ . !.." *1 'I' )R F ASIIIONA SLR NOV R MENTZ ~ Vi' --.4=2.---- tors. ktleyrsos anived yesterday at the Royal Hotel, St, Jerner's.rareet, front Liverpool. Vansitrart, Frq. left the Royal Hotel, St. Jules's. wee*, yesterday, for his 'seat is Seib. Mr. and MCC Rigby arrived yesterday at their Iroise is UppreDeseveacomtreel, front their seat, Miley Hall, Essex. The Marehioaeas of Salisbury lift tone yesterday, left Hatfield. SW Whitworth and the &whew of Dorset have arrived at Male Hasse, to Onievenov.wpisers. Chrism Fairfax, Esq. left Horifierm's Hotel, Dover.street, yeeterday, for his seat in Yorkshire. S. Jarvis, Esq. I. arrived as the Classailew Hold, B. • street, freasight great is Staffeedahive. Jews Wow:Smart, Faq. arrived yesterday it Blake's • hotel, Jevasysidereet, few his seat Sonaleg Hill, Berko; .Um awd * Diailwerregh left ditto, he their sat Ham. oldraidaS4 . &Web at Read's - Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street:—Sir Themes Sidosbery, Bart. from • lour; Mr. earl Mrs. &4by • Ilerowdes, elm their seat in Barks; Maringetio Hostig.. Esq. iltlrLarreers; John Gordo*, Faq. from Paris; and W. Heads:We thrwia, Esq. front his seat is Sussex. 11111 WOOLEN, TRADE. k- —........-- k draymat Aga, walpsolsi.shes the alaNders or 14,44 odor • :60411-110.41db repitailor Ibe snap, it lellifigoix iiiiiiribieldit 11111.4101664riee el It . . beg a....Lita....e.. S."lll6l4ll4lll.l"" misarem,ampoppr difilialiihill uf hoots obta et laapif . 'W i Jr ' V Vag for his 4fri tierals, I. f 11446.1116 4.711,4 1 Dotelliewisole of poverty lies, and tae of del* loada wow Sods stow rersoratiore a .eraphreaseett ha a *Wird Apr fussily sad igorAwriss 1,-itail eases-of them who, at Mew low era% have mosigned .geterls few Lewitt, MmHg droseles, live law wilialled with the taloa male of Maw; forked, Mt Jimairleisaa would be wet sarrawasakis if they were not Irlitto wear our weed woollens re ear* rosy terms, ext is possessive rheasa hos gill. Oa the po ll" of /prim it is an is *lke arid feed aa wisp+— , too wheat to Naples et 1111.. WINK a wenerwr, opt. Blr Amities' Marts, at Pe. W. awl es. ed. A quarter. iieple the Two Sicilies. the Parliament declares, " That it does not istermeddle with the Government of other tuitions, isoe will it tolerate that others shall meddle with its Government," and that "is will user make posse* with an twenty in the occupation of its territory." If the false and disgraceful pretence set up by the Allied Powers for intorfering in the domistic concerns of Naples—namely, ,that the principles* the,prevailidg puny in that kingdom are subversive of social order threughout Europe generally—were ever seriously emertained, the terms of this deck- Miss ought tallmailleimst to discountenance it. Bat We to wail ei,teseeiseed the people of Naples refer, their actions speak for them or favourably as even their enemies, if they were possessed of the least candour. ought to require ; for. when the most _tempting opportspi r t s itpAgered 'Twelves of unit tqg yolisisilloolealmWf the inbabtants of these placer ftWllllhra)itse towns and terri taxies of Beraesientoluad Pissee-Corvo to the king dom of the Two Sicities, the Government and Parlionteotof Naples rejected the request of these people, wed declined to receive accessions of terri tory as extremely desirable. The spirit nod mode ntiou with which the revolution was conducted were meat exemplary; but were the circumstances' 011111111eted with that mut diametrically the reverse, is XIX' compelled, as in the -Revolettiou in England. . flee from his kingdom by the over vp~nrese of a foreign Prince, supported by Ahreigo army, still the condition of Naples wquld tie itilicient to falsify the absurd pretence of ap iwabiudrus danger from a °hone in its govern *Oil lONA, does not poetess the. power to be repo troullawto Austria, or even to the POPS, laikaili-0111111/01 by Aloha mod &Wight. But nei= ther the Tops, nor the King of SA RDI 141. our any of Abe ether tkoteekpiAtialp, aomplosis of the Nea politans rovafeltlon. , 11101116Pritsees seem to feel no apprehension of theilliikgere that ore said to•be at their gates; but it remains for Minna and for Prussia, and above all for Russia, I. tremble about the ellects of this peaceful chauge in the, political institutions of Naples, and to expose all Italy to the horrors of mu', lest the Carbamori, forsooth, - should attempt t• effect mom - - whinge in the Go- WernMelbt of the States of the Church, or induce the Grand Doke of TUSCAm v to call a Parliament in Florence: The Declaration of the Parliament threatens in terminable hostility. rather than compromise with an enemy in the occupation of its territories. Such. is the sentiment that ought .to govern every free nation; and if the people of Naples art -in coo formity svi.h it, they will achieve far themselves. a glorious distinction in the eyes of posterity. All that they require iv perseverance; ihey may be de feated in the first conflict ; their capital may fall into the hands of their ruthless vaccines, or be Viably destroyed by its inhabitant., in a sacrifice to the independence of their country, but they will not therefore be conquered. A nation true to itself uevcr can be conqiiereti ; and no people in the world offer prouder monuments of what may be effected by determined valour, and the inspirit sng love of country, than are to be found in the annals of Italy. Flom the rapid and continued advance of the Austrian airily towards the frontiers of Naples., and the equally determined spirit of the Neapoli tans to offer the invader. resistance, it is rrobahle that the next accounts from Italy will tell of the 4 01111111111eUCentent of hostilities.. For the iatelligenre of this great event we look with feelings of the moat painful anxiety. We trust in Cad that the Cause of virtue. justice, and patriotism, will prove victorious. We bare meriverl the Paris POINTS to the 4th Instant. Foot corps or the Alwlrlaw army had passed iiirvugh Florence preview to the stub la•t • a Aftb corp. was ex pected in that eity oa 'belles. Th e halt of the vailmiard at Slane, which excised mime hopes of a favourable thane* in the Councils col' the Allied Sovereigns, appesrs to have been merely a measure of preamble. From the determimil spirit of resistanc e displayed by the roispoistaas, the A *striae General thinks it necessary to esocestrate his army berms he ruler, she Neapolitan frontiers. The marrh of the dueness) army has excited a great sensation la Madrid and ell the prortmes of Spain. Is every mointry Hs earth, that breathes a spirit of liberty, it most produce a like effect. p AF.• • • ~- GLASGOW, alsaca 1. race we last had the plasmic .t smirk/ the improve meat la etude, we are rejoice.' to say that &mimes has daily bee. & brisker. Not *sly sasalias, which ere already in aesisaa more or leas for the roastry Mask, bat primed gees's, Otte a drug in Ccutlawd, ars st moneat is great mimes.. It is probable that the isles were larger last amaab Mae they ever were in asp foram February. The • rates of martin have 'rises a little on all Nets of week, mina very line plain nosslists ' which were ismer seducer' ins low as the other sorts. Raised work is very brisk, paselen ' hay Spots ma lAppets. la addition to this Mini um; the weever Is beselltraby better yarn bring sow generally sand, ti crasemintre of its proem low velem Weavers are wasted for every kind of walk. The blescUalas semi ealeaders are all fully employed, and the susallers of essilem in hi ereased. Business is growing much better al the Ileseep ielaw. The Quay h. daily covered with sierelmatlisit s sad all is that planer is life and activity. TheraAs sow so mast of ensphiyearat among the coasting vessels; mod thrums" complain may of the low rate of the freights. la maim geese* of these istprevensimis, better iu the `name pee terrlay sold at lfid. and 19d. mud early is Ihmiley it sold as high as 110.1. a puued. Some chine was sold as high as ila. ▪ mime. Dealers of all demriptions are doing more MM. seas, particularly brokers in clothes and t un abl e , ; and she hescial effims of the vivacity in the coleus saaewhetarrs, thesisews of Glasgow, are begiealog to he fclt in every class of society.—(Chronicle ) The sum paid by the Quism fur Canapidge- Must, is 15,0001. The funeral of the late Princess Ettnameen, the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of CLA talent, TO to be under the direction of the LOAD CHAUNERLAIN, and, as was yesterday stated in this Paper, will be as private as possible. The ar rangements were not finally settled last night. The Duchess of Gt.oncesras and Princess SOPHIA MATILDA visited the Duke and Dashme yester day, who, we are happy to as), were as well as could be expected. The Simperers Were as USgal Very eltitalleette.. An order was this day presented at the Tressmy. Dublin Castle, where several_ chests of the lismily plate of the MarquisConynghaes are deposited, for their delivery to the Agent of the Noble Marques. The plate is directed to be forwarded immediately to Slane Castle, and every preparutins to be made at this splendid mansion to receive his Majesty. Our beloved Sovereign will hosesr some other noble &oldies in Ibis country with short visits.— (Debbie Evening Pusl, Mitch 2.) Preparations are making in other qsarters for his Majesty's reception.—(Poirioe.) Another Eveuttne Paper ear, " R oya l Hi g h_ ness-the Doke of Clarence will accompany his Ma jesty, es will several 'of the English mobility. It Las been represented to ss, that she Itoyol Dublin S o ci e ty stern to offer their splendid Establishment ire Kildare-street, as a plants! residence during hi s It is rumoured that Sir C . M. BuiVILT; s Part. I. hirjrsty's Say iu this etiuntit. We believe there are will shortly be elevated to the l'errsge.—(Ereksi • few places in Alt country mote eligible.'"-- (Allan Piper.) , Journal. p.~ '' r is to presetting —_-- - -- at ( ontr e = i t vg linier .eik rem. of the Court of Itepiests for May sent • *aft spochnted. Irlictota ',trot declared ,a rafters is ltaupos• hosee, artrki was . appointed lo ba land.rip,as tie seat Corns. • . O.• • • Ihradry Brokers trine Ilion! eit pee I r, illefa, *100.414 irere 1104144. = '4' ,-- .Y ,"sr HOWARD AND GIBBS. "Ale third meeting of the Commissioners In . this Impair 641111111Enne is which we hays alluded on a f ormer °cess i on , • test phtee pesterduy at Gnildbrii; but little was done in Use way of proilog debts. Me..bailley proved a debt "to the amount of lent ; sod Me. helms, after some hesitation, kwoved a debt to the gioremst *6lll. Mr. Abraham. the Barrister, appeared on behalf of dis Pelitimilag Creditor, and slated, that in eimamegnerce of what weensired at the Ism Electing, eoniideralde alarm had takes plate with respect to the validity of his riai s ; and so his pot be Wen time, that hr wss truly at auy time 5 be ex staiesd, mad le give the fullest satisfsetion. A OesPissasu (Mr. Denten, ye usAsestsed) appsiusi ss behttlf of We: Log, as annuitant, sea atm& a tentrussur —....vomers which gave rise to asso• 11111155M1L .Ike stated that her. Slag (on whose behalf he appeses4,Amesss elderniele dealiegs .with the limoknigie. IS eggillsillisithe Ike of their books that he was a debtor to throw to of SU whereas in reality the coetrary was thr ease,' 101 h March, 13 18; the Beek rooms gave hiss eredllt Swi. of het, half • year's annuity,chergissidem the esslgillhill stamp duty for reerivimg it, end et that time tbeyallid the balance of 481,0t1d. He thee enumerated v oresemsts Met had bees Vidal at various times. c ' Messrs. Howard mid Gabs, Ds llse3d April, INN • him with the sem of IDOL. He pretested smallest SW, Messrs. Howard sad Gibbs were is his debt 741. they hairier the Claim they made ow him of b4j., dds stelethilwl Is eviler to sheer what ilepenies placed on the accuracy of their books. - ‘i Mr. Gibbs was tbs. ewers and eimatined by the Nut; soiseissitr—ean shunt priseiple Sir, did y•u debit Mr. thug with NU. sheik yes bail previoesly gives him credit fee two moats Moe ammo. et SOL ? • '..., Mr. Gibbesepllet that the assoity 11114/treer been rad, imel it use •seresireg os- snsisity best* that the debts • 051015111 /WINN Mall; is order to reamer dhein. . Nr.ilarstell aeolesded that- as Ibiridd been meting as , :AVMs healer esestistag end pa)leg 11111.111Semily, they had ' imnoswilabe reposseibillty. • ' • :511s..15einterse(sbe illsnieter), w i ll, hod Imite Anent during 11..staimmas, eittemeise, wire the ffeenietieeme regeested. .1111i4iblehmaart,rsissiate the eireessemmei; p ai lhiett , Jahr Illeetsgsselmervad. that if they had ' li*lt woe, they heit a right to correct it. Vales Mete W d 4118, foised es the peel of the bankrupt., Mt bid a right ibmirm it back. 1.:, alto Costaisibmeer observed, that is 1518, and do . 'nem mereelme, the Diudtrepts hod gives Mr. &lag= fee some of mom witbest statimg that they had hot ti~ , eased the samiest of this. Ties be mteld amass for ti. pommel to he she are mot welds"OW be meeill tibeaditi „ Me. Gibbs.. • 1111•11, Met:, Mrs ilea b swil las this iirBf. If . 1 0f.=r told Me. iChteegkedjast mabeived Gee am . gib Kist might hisq gwiWaireciiiists to take legal Map to mower it. Het' Irk. Crosby (the greeter se dm sosoity) bee subsequently bream imetvest, and or whom was the loft to hill ? Surely set on Mr. Msg. Mr. Gibbs was then eseselsed by Mr. Trebeck, the Com isksitemen as to whether be told. Mr. King at see of these wittlemewee that be bed not received the mosey? to which he replied, it was likely he had or had sot ; he would sot ' tie epos himself to swear he ilia. Mr. Abraham wished to address to the Commisabeeses a OW observatlues on the subject. Ile had consulted the law sr the case, and could refer the Commissioners to several spihorities on the 'object. The Learned Gentleman then • rMrrred to the cases of Allner and George, in Camplueire ife, sad the Setwalk Term Report.. end from these awities argued, at cuosideiable leugth mad with snot A 1187,160 unless the Bankrupts could slaw that fraud had hors actually practised on themselves, they most be held re- Opellelble. Mr. Illestagee suggested, that Mr. liisg shood be es asibied es to she fact. Hr did mot appear there en behalf of the lisoltrupt, but us helsilfof several creditor', one of wham premed alleht of USW. The Csemeisoiesers, he hart se doubt. email examine the matter stridly, and whoever the hued lies wesid pmmisb it. The Commissioner ssevrered, the he ermsld 'semis* Mr. KIM on the Poirot irksome: he should mime before this. Mr. *melt then stated, that Mr. kiwi weed be is town es Saturday, the melt day on which the Cessisiesissers would musk . . Mr. Tr e beek skew give notice, that that pugilist eimusld be (hi Arm tilittsguigmlid to us Saturday. Tbe.Cemestissieggs Mew adjourned to Saturday at eat o'clock. •g ii.ii i ii...w.des....dasu Praz.—An alarming fire broke out at Mottley Lodge, near Colebrook, the seat of nas—aoLlti HoLL.ES NUMMI. Esti. on Mouday evening, which eosnonied that same, and a valuable !Orrery. It was first discovered at twelve o'clock. in the lower rooms, but how it originated is not known. - CoLuteg MusEun.—We have had the pleasure of seeing the following interesting specimens, se workable for their beauty and perfect state of pre. servatioo, and which, we understood, will be placed in the College Mostua before Saturday next ; The musk ox, killed by Cepillin PARRY Ins Melville Island, and•the omly perfect specimen in Europe ; the great polar bear, killed in Barrow's Strait, which measures ten fret in length ; and the Greenland dogs and arctic hares brought home by the discovery *hips... ( Ediusairegh Paper.) Ilosusta.—A match, which will excite much sporting interest, was mode no Monday evening, for 'farmer and Martin le fight span for one kundrtxl guineas aside, in a twenty-four fret ring. Ten giantess wide woe the deletion, to be mode fifty on she 511. of April ; and the battle to take place on Tuesday the 3th of June, the day before Epsom rages. Turner having won the first batik, is board at 5 to 4. . Ilia MAJWITY has been graciously pleased to grant a free pardon to two of the unfortunate con victs under sentence of death in Newgate, viz. Niched liarki and Joseph White. ihAIIONO.-.-- An ex i rardiaisry large dianiond . belonging to the Hon. East India Company,' has' been recently received from Indi a ; it is d e nim& ruled the Nossack Diamond, and was taken wit the bagpipe from the Peistswii of the .....histioarvai. It weighs 338 grains, or 89 i carets, Its shape s -t•latigolor. .h is of the finest water, sad the lergmt diamond that has appeared in Europe except the Pitt dlituond, and one belongiug to the Emperor or RUSSIA. r ..,- , , `l O- '-7 1 f .-T~ ~:. ~. ..011111M and an it tires ass * Oman! slinfigtorimintiMlN Wh atley circonallanees of Gentleman anoeastied it oggok Court, he Would briar • Comm' on each side Is his prindlin;reann tia 'Thursday morainic. and gaveling jutignefat on $141; Mast im ports** cam o• Saturday mitt. Further beerier poMpoool. . ter trott:itora rttlare* . - . COURT OF ITFIG'S BUNCH, ComongtA,7 Tgnatsav, Mange IL Bofors as Lotto Coign JuSTICa and Sprefsi merles. ' IlYllßt V. RECO!, M.D. This was an action for a libel. The Plaintiff is a surgeon, nod isseennw of a patent tnetheine called Roues Cardiac 41111! Nervosa Tketurs. The Defendant is proprietor of a pert heal work called The Gststl• of Health, and the libel ‘ittonaphdisad Of was a 4-linens or the Plaintiff', miesbeinei in, Mat work, by which he complained dial the Maleadmnt ttrtlba H to be believed that he woe nu isirgeon, and that bis medicine was injurious to health. The De. linetkiet hod pot a jestillestion on the record. 'Mr. GORWItIr stated the ease to the Jury tor the Plain tiff, *bombe described as s surgeon of the Royal Piavy, on the. Wilily establishment, voiding at Ryegate ' where be bad taken not the patent for his Tincture, in the year 1•791. It possessed. according to the specification, a 'laic:, of qua lities, sod had certainly performed sonic extraordinary wires, of which be should give evidence, and would, he apprehend ed, be Mites' to their verdict, for the unfair and illiberal nineties of the Defendlnit. The Rev. R. idcdaa, Vicasof lion, near Rochester, stated that he was cured of (analysis by the Plaintiff's medicine. Mr. Creswell, of Ryegate, bad been afflicted %ilk debility from drinking strong gross tea. He took the medicine, and got *ell. He seconded the streets of the medicine by port arise. Miss Peckman, of Ryegate, was cored of spasms in he; stomach by taking the Plaintiff's tincture. Mr. SCAILPTT addremed the Jury fur the Decades*. He contended thst this arlion merited' nothing but soatease. The Defeudsut had fairly exposed its the public the injurious tendency of tt,c Plaintiff% mistrals', if taken indiscrimiamely, and so far born being the sishjeet of anaetioa, he had desert id well for potting the incautious oh their guard against Ibe egrets of arch barefaced quackery. After some some further observations. the Jar, orpreserel three - selves vatisied, but the Loan Cuter Jtherice swooned up the widener, when obey immediately found a verdict fur the Defendant. aitaT V. Pt GO. This was an action to recover 1,3101. the value of • petrel of country bank notes, which had hem wet from she hell and Crown Inn, Holbnro, to the Plaintiffs, who are bankers at Christekorrh, in Hams. Scalmagg awed the facts of the ease to the Jury, üblcb were shortly these:—The Plaintiffs, Rankers at Osiblickarch, Hawk, bad been is the habit fur some years of rectiviwg from their Agents in London a pore! seer ■ month,emitiointog all of their notes which, being made pays io.lasnifiso, had bees pail it the course of the precerhog mast& Unit Imam were always directed to a Clot; of the And MI the perils were "reknit "per snail." On this Mat Doromber, 11119, a parcel an address. 41, con • nakiligrilailOO to She 'aeasioat of I,llild. wag sent to the Oionioniae. Tint Defendant fir hi. Cl. tit signed a receipt dims* but indent of wisdom it awarding to big Hie ~11;1K lead for sale scams, of his own Ammo I. _ it by waseheir coach, from winds H appeared to have beim lane no ilmloist fur, on the follibwittglist r notes to the sinsimat of 'were presented mod paid the Manila? Agents in London (Messrs. Rogers aid Co.) It _ _ . _ -v that ' preemies ; elegise eerprsier, rim fishier by prererios. • ' ' 1..1,r .q si 4 '. o' za tow g uu....4.!.”, ,, es , ...tr .e • -_... a ... . .4 . • . . 1,,,k.,:- ... v. , , r . .:,,- 4 45t , ,,,x1r ~ e....• ; -„,yg 0 r caws , 'ttlbftt 017 cktiftteeßt . . " ' W.. ' • .' • ------7"."---. 7 . t..e.,...• ..• . Uf •• . LtacaLtes • IN ih-itatz,- BAltvelihvi • • 1 1 10310ARY Bili Jikill• '• 4 rkjidefitittle, fig tdi 'Pfeffer ja ik i of Pirate Soskil • Iksibor . . ...;, .4 reoweigmteifrom nor Ater rf 11huaket) , ... The Pension thew foes 0. tatigiamegothe.aeeritter i t nin saine made by the Baistrapt's friends, allefilif, that, wz their ingannwes, garnet items; amotiotint In 8414/.• tl. ailded 4 which made op the 9,91111. it was repreeente6 Mir waluatieo of he stork tame Is, avid states that the .idea be t they- mails was eddy 11,72tf. lead that theke inert v ere ad d by Reddish, or with his kieowlehre or privity, its eunsetmence of the *miseries male hy'ffoiediey and Bridge and Petitioner, t al of which earinprindeffeets istelhded in their otkersa; dues, at Isroperty uggaccomited for by the Raribegipt 100 ? lie sem is the aunt takes ma 'heel\ November, 1810, or 'One of the Bth Stay, 1811. That in the afaleaaid account tit:-- rent delivered by Reddifile, isefthr the property allotted to le the remarks of Smalley sad lindge, nor that ditcovrrerby Petitioner in the handeof Collier., W. P. Lunelt, and WM. Parker, north. joint adventure. of the Bankrupt with Ander sow sad Fairfield. as meationed in the previous . xvollins. lions, eschnive of tinny other discoveries, are accounted fur, ant any elucidation gives, sr inder taken thereof. or of any of the accoauis therein adverted to. An soeuunt of the oaks sad payment; made by the Baulropt's WI) Itetnera the ¶7lk April ( the day the rowirnisnon was arnt I.) t 0... dos) avid the Oil of Myr, 1111. stints the stuck was taken, Is there iissertml, several of which the Petit ..... er believer were made, and look place in cortemplation of bankruptcy.. The Petitiou then stater, that upon the rerun' of the hocks by Smedley and Bridge, it evidently appeared to them that alterations and erasures had been made in several of the ac counts there stated, subsequent to the issuing of the comm.... tins, whereby several of them are rendered completely nujn. telligibk, anal Pelitlogne %Minna same were laser lay the Bankrupt nail Ins son, or by some Person or remits 94 hi. tokelf, with the privity of Reddish; and as an Inatance 'in sappurt of inch allegation, die Bankrupt, pvlo4llll to pass. in Isis examination, debited Thomas Mater, 4 Hull, on fire 9th Novnaber, 1810, in his stock-book, with the rum of 4,954/. lis. 6.1. and passed hi. esllloll.lttiOn areordinciy, but afterwards altered, or caused said seal In be altered to 954/ 81. bd. and that nobsetmently to the 20th Dem tuber, 1315, Petitioner examlied slid stink-hook .end fatted that said 9541. bs 0.1. was again altered to 4,954/. tes. 6uand in addl ing' 4,4401. Se. 5.1. making together 9,3911. los. II d. and as !woof Ike Pennine has evened' in the Petitions a copy .1 the column where sorb tarry is made, whilst the addition as left the same. That mitwitheaading the large gums with which said Slater had been so debited in the stock-book, tl.e Blakropt it his dae-book, on the 9th November, 1810, laid entered a balance of 1,7:50/. 'lad. ed. vs due to him from Slater, and transeriteed nine or 10th Derembcr, 11110, in a letter to one of th y Trustees of Slater's estate. That said Asheville's+ having seen alluded tan the fa: ncr Petition, the Bankrupt and Reddish made affidavits by way of anexerer esplinotioa, the roomer of whom stated that Slater's account doll, at various limes, as well in November, 1810, as in May, 1811, natant at differest amounts, iarooseq.nnee of ya)- wale made by Slater, and (-reads to which he was voided ; but Petitioner alleges that nu dealings or trassanctiont took glare between Slater and the Bankrupt after the fOth No vember, ism, or appearit by a letter from Mr. Slater himself addressed to Petitioner, dated ' 1 Hull, 14th Decepe bee, 1815," is gibirh he says, " I have had oo tratrtset;cas with Mr. P. Suwerby, eerier', sine my stoprogsin July, 1810." l'im Pythias thee says, Reddish mint hart news that the statement made by hip is' ilia affidavit, as to the apparent convener. of the addition of that column in the stuck-bnok, was owirue, sad that it was only made by bias is conformity with his stellona moral of supporting the Paulo gi pc sod oppugn; the Pettifogger. 'find, as farther evi dence in support of said allifstiote, Pei iiimor some time in August 1011 (being then eniviired is maktaf out a statement et the enittesprseffilles} went earlier lima had bees" his meal practiee to tile resident of Reddish, for the purpose of suspecting the boats of atommet of the illitkrupt (Reddish always Mother had die nesteedlY of them). when Petitioner taw is Reddish's wan, the enaltrapt and his sef, Mr. Eden, , raw . afier;s +be of thiflotikrarit, Yuan the iteue..l commis- . e • .. -...,..• .... - - • - 41r • • ,• • - . • .. • • . • • ~.. , ..,-,, - • - . . . - • . . . • , • . , • ' •' rs• 't I' ill !. I ,0104-4. -• , • .., . • - 11 oatertat IP; tor ~ .-, t - •' • " '"' - :: I i , ft tiletseig;* 4 **l .- t r OW4/ 1 4,131 *MEN . /WSJ PAL OirritraOsitil. ;-• i .16,i i 0..... . I . 31W116. 44 •ort ~..4 1 7) . " ,4 0; 441tA1l azi &Lau gm tit. ..eon ‘.I • " t-1i t ..0 410 i t iP lw _--....... • 1-••• , 111 ' degielemiiimee lliimeliWpasart lest eiten resetitea the inteitit- IPeelt s iti , ' Slow . kW • Coed et Aldermen Sor 4 7,151 3 / 4 4, CISANCIUtY, Lneeetere W.V . ' - the &Pipet fat po loksiono. . 4 , ~,b, lawetr, Wised O. • pe emerik 'jai m y in, character of Rosette, in tbe opera .r Lobi la o gif iii, .. , , ~..41 Alamein of ward et Dridge 4 . i' . 3 .33 _ L... - mm - rov el i t i oners t ' 4l ' riliage. Her line talenti never shoot lel se rest 'resided lice to the Coen.; Mach lei, esiefietel, ' 'rite Loaf cam. tote Coate,' it Ye t 'aell • advantage. The songs were exe c uted w i t h a ll h er 'MA the Lind IIPIPItr tolon10 6116 " lo We* hill Ilessolle -0 1* .lerbd" • . , willeate the ta 4 14 01104 usual enchanting sweeturse, sad excited the sp. Ible 6 / 1 4914 .• or "athet is hi. r°°. • • ( AI lA* Moth* of. no lilitelloo of ye. medw•PPaellearet ry by their moderation pleases and encores of a delighted modicums • but, The C"" anslitfitd the Right Rev . Patter: le god die' • 42~ 4 4 Cave, oreerktip • i , ..&b , ra Lard Milken et lbeterborditah, and the Rev. ttie. irrdier t ' ' The TAIIIII clteltenixos observed. tbs. lar eat** bete brie iiiiimoted to while her " eel and 8 " "FY sombele Prioduesci their LL.D P.A.& Prebadellety of the Collegial. Church of Ihnstb- - Wawa with .the neakiketkete tor save of Dooms Welt volution. The Dope- wonted effect, her acting exceeded all her former well, aid !Firer of rainield, is the convoy of Tr o ,u og in oo , iattGodfroNasul tio_graeor apish.) that it wiesithe Weft' I knower, de p reps- e_x_ertions. In her welter, particularly with Auk. to preeeirtha Be n i n ammo« at Caries Garth, ao M o ods, i sere fee hue t o hea r woe cermet.' sib wee* aide is report of EVnewieneir_ ..il. mta• •ffir5....,...0.......1... ir.......1 . ..1.--- Sod Irukassia ti. 1t.../.6. .... ...let 10 are U•144.1i01 VI I UMW. en. pIIWOINIM NMI pant 07 lIPC •• " ' ~ e l pe lt n ed o tis o b r ' d t e h le n r a , m th: Sa o( k il esp egues t earloThhois had form., I: 4 ll ,nn e. E e d a en ", , b a ef o n d Pla was ili t i oat iV the Age De nt f e e•A•m illi lad., a ( g iver Nelem reel iee Rog er . ilie. a t lisea , lerwea(4) a mitil a hook keeper of the Bankrupt ), busy unit the Pankropes ,b e answerable for any parcel exceeding M. " Il et " b " a b oo k s; so d Petitioner believes, from the various •lierationa booked and paid fur ia proporlius; but this notice did not m tio a s i l l i e mi the ie rV i a l , ip t re ha ar t H t u o gtes in alt t eet e in e ttr i t i r tha wr t o s i ss a e g to alters. bad, a bl i dt ply ill sr ee ll esei ll all ef " lb er e 1 : 111161 ...... .._ 1 9 eePree r liret i _ eall r; wel : illi r re e t a ,_ atalligaeneleeefeuelkedaet i a t entries of accounts made by him is tja beolts; and tett from which ill wall vei l r'w* - " '''' """ •• ".•-• wan Cel64. ia the after' part of the smile thy ?Minima Called ag tin at arra* intrearad. Re4dish'solllee, w heti setae we potion there, beams upright' Evasion, sets tolled to pave the shove statement. • to seek for him, and surprised 90 , 'es. is a prorate The gournyets-GassaaL, for the Defeuslaat, cootensled min, writing in the „,__,._ _ oval , and he ma that the Defessaot ought to have bees made acquainted with achnewied _ _l to peti Z7.l . .M.,_ teseemecoont, the value of the parcel, for the repave of tablas him a which faet s 7: a d admin . ' s,* h r . wee the C,osimi::- bestow on it that degree of annalists wirels. tie iwille"ellee Moors at their next meeting, sus ese shun, Pati- n( it requireil--inetead of which, it wino directed, out to the tin net, in company with ph ,. , . itei i i4l to 4 Plaintiffs, but to a clerk is their bowie, as if for theiraprose shair m an iha y i z irt ,_... ........ , a ~,, ..„,_,,,_;__ _ purpose of cooceabneat. Ile would mill the radon* ail mod he thand that se r_._,'":;",, a _._____Zr . :.7 . 777:Zs_!':_e . unreal of the Phthalate *gots (Rogers and Co.), whichhe tandt ! ted sweat, and i ' 1 7 0 1; id `;,..."' - `7 t . r ie ar ti `r tit e l e gi u i w ile :er a, , thought would satisfy the Jury, that they were aignisest of boos made therein, sad which Petition, getterted had t the manner la which tie panels had bees soifornaiy era Allf , b d . done in the other of Reddish, * which he at 'lnt also- ' the Southamplos light coach, rad vet by the mail. liellilii- , ' deer " " a ihe "a" of eaatiffil " hid ' hal/ ileell .11644 " as.alfol delsied avit ti:at b th ift e , s u a "s me li P s e d il be i Z r do s n a e l s iN in g te ilt the c ro l e d lis ma li k ad e - k by Nes t e ' s. " eye eled _, C " . Le paying le 6616 " lail lt r r e o1 , 11 ; ;ewes delivered to Beadle's, he (Reddish) stated, that' if they I sum a " ,osoLee " es ' s ' , ""` li 1"` average P a Y alea ' e '''' . sot o -.tall, exceed 50/. • hay. had Steen made in his Mike it was the Baskropt th a t • Tie Coachman sod Guard sere examined, whet pawl, iiii ite lle sia it ied ; 6 , " i d ha a i ltho he n v lt eri h i l l ; R he l di ie . d t ille ihd rwe ma ih m66666eli ihei . •- i t .. • . • ' that the pireels wire called ever by the way-b z illia Mat Ist s-een to the hooks after they came lute hi s Ist a December, 1819. Ti.. pastel in question was put isle tie , darn in the „env, of hint, ni. nye 01 , his or _ scat of the roach; there *ere two inside pas-enceres lowa Orate, and that he never gave I. the Bankroptlritho ' whom, booked in the name of Junes, stood is the Costa thy in , „inn to make each iihntaiiiina at the w i n , . i,r . office whilst the Pere°. were Per ie l sail arlerwelela 'r eeled say of them, or addition Hansa as he -thought Pro Pe ts the coach at Paralssen. When the mark wired at South- ,__,___ to make sal illumines or any authority or rearmost, ampton, the pan-el was missing. . therein, or addition thereto whatsoev e r, y e t he did h ot Thomas ' , mercer', tele Peeler to Meru. Rogers * BaYh.," state thot so alteration or adestioas were made, or that )n0 and Co, proved that be had (legato'', taken parcel. to th e • believed none .ere ma ,. ~.. _ „......_ ..__ ~._ ~,...„_.,___. Bell mod Crown 100, directed to Mr. dingier, and that Mi. ninte other ' pen : et. '" Chi pease 'e e l' a " n e h e i : • 1 6 : 10 """ lf. 7• ha e l lr i t a Boyket had once hold him to make taste and out mime the '' farther coonnwatiosi of the uniform Najaf" candor' ef .coach. The LoopP jUrn""6"ed op °let...le/ewe to Reddish its keeping Petitioner grained of the rem vtate , f C III Ike Jury, who tilled fur a short tame, when they f o od a the affairs of the. Bsokrust, oa t R o b er t . E w i n gitne verdict for tat Plaioiff—Damages, 1,04111/. made an allithevit in October, 1918, atatine,,hat it appeared b 1 the Beekeeper' stock.book t tint the (hilts which were =-__ - -__—fr----._rsr stated to bed., to the Bankrupt on the sth November 1810, liiELAND. assownted to 19,1551. 13s. 4.1.; and that many ilea, com- posing the same • were in some places alni44, midi* others ---...0..--- , eating, erased ; ant that a further sae of 111,9051. Ta. 3d. DUBLIN, MARCIA le. • was Woad in owe Hue as adhaddit ors' ainaostt of Cook The fullowineortmerrnee took plate is the amid o f Gam-. debts doe to the Bankrupt, withisit any explasatiyu tieing moo Pleas sin Roturdln• Ile a case a " **emelt winch el' risme of the port ieularsof sato, maltlog together wra the row cored at the ate contested election, • roterioas prize lighter, of i t ris sij y a. ', La w a few further sawn saws, a i l hgartgair Dames' Dont, wise was beaten meleffill by lltefeeirielt the total of 30,41911. 3s. flat. debts doe to the liaalnupt;. and Chanspitos of the light weights, at the Cermet lest year, wa s illeposetst further smith, that oa auch . ocras i or P et i t i oner rr - rostieni re , the aeleece- Al the colerwleNceereer of tie erotmen heated hit co-ortigwee (Reddish) to deliver to. him for is. tinairetioo, he was asked by Mr. Wallace, if lie had • venniw the padil„,,,,, of m i d um. of 100061, 7 .. 3 d. heels lately at the Curragh ? shah had been previously prepared st tie regueit .of Pets- there Ties Mr. Wellare' ass' ' hewed ( W ere gr ease Moser, but that ItallelirAs refined either to show Ye part pith there than you did in Soriorille.strem." _,,, , ... ~ aril stateneents, although he admitted ht had th e . rase in Here these was • Pitont ea w' i•u'll""'" his itweeritiow. The Lehrwrel Grotfirtatui hese mooS; Sieve throughout the Court ; and after a pease Mr. OToosell,' :were „ r p m ,. ei ti n , ialmoshisas and minaihri .o ad ad i sh n i sach who was enraged on the men: side with Mr. Wallace', file, ' he groo m imim then io ta n ow of the 0414 fi a t ' l .. sod besought the Covet to protect Cooseel from On lop. , e „a h ., ; ..4 „mewed his 4 ,.6 4 wish ... m .: - -h i • Mace of wawa, to vindicate its ors slegwity, and posses%e l ,i o i,;i - w aria . sp .. t i le 1 , 141 , s i me r-4 - R ii hi. a ir d ;;;; 44„ decorum. __ / + 411e.11allIpese followe4 on the same fiat ,Is ji - "pis Ll N.difirrhavioe aggimafftfrd is the severest " we e isatedibdersi r• Ma. Lecilehip, its the moor of-te he apes the lositat adanity of the intones, Gar having a ad i heti . d ish am i g o iGe Mist r emora . qf the anaro . jet aamod tombleseasseef hia ilajlates COMM' so dime . •I. „ myo pia igsh t h e oss ,,, gg ra L i m o s k os t a pb k pr 0. Mt . 04111.111 iha whores to be forthwith I r a. t . flit i al i tt Miami', sod phrtkatorly g tsobe The .. oirsoadlagly altanded, and eory •Iry the Costa of Ilioes - lirse og as de- • to Keegan. Lord limber, alas expieosed a how, hat = it itiostee.wetiott as the Sue is stpoeted. in Wallace hod sot fedigeose the Wes of prosecuting the •4,Rd of *l.ll aid gossio.lis;oi shish ha olittlikowtst . steal whi hod csailwieted so violent as soirage or his h inm ,,,, o l io good hO o d'iti 4 ,4 is,„„ ) , i rgwtok, 4 l; i i h sew and reeosowseadod him stwowlif to knee it el' 6 iliefloority I'7 which the quoit** was deft In Noah. Lord," i said ffir•W_ _ raiser' " 46 7• 8 salreme i meld re", la at mock . so the 4111th Gee. IN. 4:14I, ". , siot e as st Sp- it ? I hope year Lardaltip has sot oyes that salvia kw a r ev el "t o hips, repeal Thal (lisle of. he sth lied: N. c.;LI, selllrellitie" of its meimit7- tier"! o *l boat will LO W+ Seilanlierra is subtesresit starkaz, winch casclegokat if as. it, mail &a cases a 011ie , is hair *vs•PL 1 - I** • team lesion of bashes tivaltowld *OO ollai "0 •-•" " 0 your Lordship Ow the advice, hat I beg-leave to amiss "war, *h a k e ,' bees reliant!! a batil4ork-oe &eight AVM Pie- tor drip, that it is perfectly 4;ooq,imi to my own fatllltgal rats' o itg4 ltN t r 4'hiq cr e dit or% or artier, ssi.tholo,ten e er mid atoodfutti Sara ditersaisatios." L. _ .._, L' : ' her estate or r . wad WWI reld by thee, or . bps dia- l*. ("4""tell ilikell 164 up tie ei L minami°6l '''' 04 "Pr.,: chewed by any Art fur the reit/trot insoneal debtora, thin willies% el* mode a. isllP o slbid wwllloPtioli between mg thew arc rerinicate Nader the scenes' corwatis.iee et,tael.i trade and hitt professiois ; Mating that he was by trade a onnprotect the nom sod the titter. effern lem.iie liable, (ureter, prise lighter by orofessior. J i ``- :ice '~ ,; IM +.,,:: • M . , : 'd i 311 111 S