The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-17 00:00:00

to do ? I t has done al.l thollthloblof. .ttivtattatiowally, mind ; bat it hos done it all. its to the 31 , ,iftiste3p, both sides or M u se hare concerted In the isessarria. 111 a, therefote. the House tit Composts *bat has done tliirettole,;! t t borrowed Ai", motley t It degraded the eocreocy, It raised the roe regy ; it has duos a i ti :,Ihe Idedlords and farnatrA,lie pros mie under Ow heary.weleld of Its enactments. Therefore,. s hy shoed we not ask this lipase of Com mods. to be pleasea wrote) Itself; let the people ehooti mew 'lnstead of time now Amalie rotten boroeghs. A petttlon noes Hes - :swish% of the House presented by Met ti mew (now il s ,ddolt) mentjeyears as., ha•wkleh it is stated, that the ?mg, together with a few greet.Cnamrsoners end the Trm ay, pot a majority lino the Contnons'llotile. —That Petition bas aster been Mustered. • its ?Iterations have never • been ilenietl:4 and yet it ;as newer been acted open ; why. therefore, should e e net beseech the Howse to change -itself; to sa w s e, in short, to have a chance of better measures frets that Reform for which we have so long prayedin o i s . To be sure, we are Cot to treat the Parliament with contempt. The House bas enacted, that we shall be banished for life. if Me utter say thing having n l adiest to briag it into contempt; therefore. tied for hid, candelas/0,41ml wre abould say or do say thing haw. j+vr that tendency. Bet. seroly, oar Tepresoellatives, i sdeg Mat their measure' have brought us Into such p iney. wiH permit as to petition. - that Meant to give us the ehelce of chooeing. other people. p er hi it from esse.to insinuate that the Have has dune al. thirst" with tke design of making. Ws miserable. /obeli from we to believe that they meant-61okt the egateedrom the laadlords•ad give them to the fund holders. But. it is sufficimet , for ore to know, that theird denten, agreeable to jk• ..gAppipt), , practice and e conomy of human tiff s 'ToCiii - "W'Avish a change in the agents, nhen the tenoy,.pf oar affairs is unfortastate?, If bar ,r . thrvantOdr , 14ittltfie I theggp w i l l, , rlie bast intenttens .in the VW ti . .itgr t 4 „,,,,,......, smash our bottles, and - ars ~ .. ,4[l49eir Jo we not naturally seek),a remedy in a c ange of the parties.? , - , A geoesal asaybe *habeas, eoldiec in the world :.. singularly ebbe is hiring% his plans. iamareltiag stideoenter-marehingt he might, 'recalling. to. all the ielessof wsr,to beat the enemy s• • but, be ie•anfortegafe, set therefore be is beaten.. •Theildsviquires • nottileg s ore t.werhange him . Without .seitple,:•Wb,y - stsbofiri g at themwee rule mews •witia eutpliwasiee home a Jilep Would we not try ricottas.?. . Why should we not try to raider a ehangetin the persons, at any ram.ll2.Election , after election coinage: stcHiliseolted : • all•torn ore tlnth . toady alt enter hack ittsr,',the; 'Mile. It'll allowed mi' : all heeds, that oar eltiation re l ie: olayty ye/maim i: Anse wive calemeiate ese„ faith the grmitracjejiterriess bars so scruple to declare, that the misery is unparal leled:- Thee, beer very ill; lei the' Inchrof Able-notimg losight icithis pass by good lien :. GM,- (Witt , be any Voter Eventide thus these for sinerayingfor a change I nr:ertssliao, in Ids specie% at 14tvorrool din whictr-try the .bye,. be made itotnirpri„ trips) 'heli o thr The lindttifits aid temente:4e plPnee,enif ode; imitate tlie,, 6114 . who, falltak mos; the :grqu,q4;' growi wry • Iv:jib the ground. _awl, Eisati it. ' llooltrand, lieribo.asul , farraere will takiolet, it, ls. loot. or we Is Imp I.lkat the Right Hon. firntleman.apppeletolava irhuia.very leapt simile. Wig child • falls •of heel( ; Nil its legre weakircee, of, it. • oeva•Oullyt , lltßut • in the"beee• • before es, it • is! . •the• farliabient• that has .fallen - upon the bindle+ . • and •fertneri, and tOd lie s them down. Tills is a wry differett'cisr.— et i 14,11, gt the +offerers; shall tot they permitted IS WA‘4lO l ll4 .t'? )°44„.14 1 ► 1 4 ill!! which ckuNli. tthou NI; ape to tee *exportable, minoarat pe 4 venue a change iw-itne to obtain the chance of reerveriwu (he blow and getting up segialrf? But, !resides this lefela Meteors 'of Reform of ht Patilarbeet,Aintitrite eithi t tiege, to petition far • which,ls out duly; irfid, tut - ' 4P(ler *reduction of .the DON) fri'oeskt ,tp peti fir it 'treat reductiod,p,f.the ti (hem, beat. beetyr fere-iok *set ersaifest,,thetrhe lead now-playa tithe upon about forty millions of thittaxes that are collected : and was, lie: ever inteadtd whew the Isfid was charg ed withl)thes?' What? le it to be sitfered tithe thoit the jamd is ii 'kid so rest, sod th at ilia to Tie Ll title 7ln Oils kinudiamettlaio piflaletl% BM Wei, penerplis 'peak nu. yiehissoo rent.. whatever *, paid su lb, ;hop. o f rent comes out of the farmer's capital; .out of his stock. hoot, is the parses still to:reweive • !en* part ioffilie produce? Is he to line, en relate thongli the landlord base cone ? If he . tAti, as of teit'Setiooritty of his title loth, tithe*, ue tell hiin , of a title eileally limiest Ail the poor hairs to be niaintainNd•dut of-the tithes and ono 'of nothing else. There is gohimly denleith'eribliquitY of the title of tithes ; het if that enfiquitY be to he , pleaded in their support, let us net forget the'ettedition • attached to the eajovment of theta ; and,• perhaps the best and most straight forward application would he for the relit/Sil46f the poor out of the tithes as was the ease in the time of car fore-fathers.--Another thingica be prayed for is, a repeal of all the taste on milt, hoK • end ;mfr. 'I be tax on the hops is at this time enormous. It is just the same npon a pound of hops worth sizpame as upon a pound of hops worth fiee-sAilliage ; while the. tax ROM the barley, in its various staged, •is so great, as to take out of the pockets of this •-lassilords and fanners, right or ten millions a year to he put into thine of East and West Indians.---Mr. Est.siaw, the elder, honestly told a Committee of the House of Commons, that, forty-fire years ago, every man in his pa rish mewed his owe beer a and that now, note single man in the perish did if. Why, gentlemen, there was more in ihisoooliesle piece of evidence, than In all the rest of the betty 'Memo. lies was the tree criterion of the degree lig .104 the country bad been ruined end degraded; sod yet, It tine tingle observation did this draw from any one mem ber of ore 'emcee House! Upon one occasion; Indeed, Lord CAIII LENVAOR rather congratulated the House upon the dliesee of beer, es a favourable symptom ; as a symp‘ tom of greater morality amongst the people! . To be. sans, he, though one atter Ministers, was, by chew. • madmeno mot mad indeed a man mint be to congratulete the cons. try ; to congratulate the landlords who sat before him upon the eitcca.stasee that*. Nary millions a year were taken from them Who ex pendwispou die Ea el and W est India cat-lap. You all MlOO, Gentlemen, as well as I do, that a labovrer, well lined with meat &natter is worth two or three of the poor creatures who are 'welled mat with warm water, under the name of tea. I know a gentleman in Herefordshire, who makes a distinction of a shilling or two a week in the wages of his married moo, giving the grestereum to those who do not nun the produce of the East or West . ladies in their houses. A man inclined to take the pains nay do this, and I would do it tea certainty. lint, indi widral exertion can, in a case like this, effect but lit Ile. The thing most be done by indirect means :it must be done I.y the Legislature : it must be dune by re pealingof the taxes on your produce, and by no other means. The Bill proposed by Alf. BROUGHAM WORIII, it it were passed, dos greet deal ; and. at any rate,ahether it be passed or not, that gentleman (with whom I do not always agree). deserves our thanks and our sup port. There are many other things fur which we might to petition ; bat, I should be your deluder if I were to pretend to hold ont any hope of good to arise to us, until there bra Reform of the Parliament. I have given you my opinion in a very decided manner with retried to the interesting point, east; or paper; but you will he pleased to observe th4t, though the consequences would be so unjust, l do not pretend to say positively that the measure,-,f returning to papor will not ha adopted. The difeculties are so great on both sides,that it is impossible to say what will be done. I know what I would do, hat l cannot tell what will be, dons by the thiverornent. They have a thing before them that tinny know not bow to manage. L'ke the dog with the hedge hog, they go round and round about it ; look at it on this side, on that aide, behiod, before ; tench it ; entlea- 4:: . 7 • • . • mlit.N THE !oar to sea late lt, kit know not, &flare name bow to begin to work upon it. ((heat applause, and enchains ' fins of they're best!) Here is a.tother reason foe a illirge of men ; for others may get Into the bowels Of Lt ftiogh they cannot. And it there weresnoreasen betthio fit a reform of doe Parliament, tisie alone would be auk! Citai rfur,liappears to me, that unless this thing be eilliOepnti'at ince, and wisely and manfollydealt with, onr ... conntry,li daninCd to experience dl the sufferings of a convulsive tevUltition. That word reopluiion.gen• tlemen, testis me, though I am . afrti4.l Lave. warn out your Stleace,•So ,make one enacluding °bitten lion with regard to - myself. - Perhaps 'there are very few persons in this whsle kingdom flat hare not ' lewd, and no very great number' that base not believed, pips I was seeking for a revolution that wouhroverturn pli present government and either leave all.withont go intiment Of any sort, or, make wbat they call a.repttb• Ilion 'government its Its •steitil.'''Hentlemen, ,/' bare written and'published naoretbalajorty *ibltp 2l * l lP lr . 6 10 single weak. .1 challenge tbeee accuser ; , 40.,fit;11], any thing to justify tLeir calumnies. faookistec.esall, Ova delight, on the•freetliss lad happinetiptllitlVar country enjo r yed for so man; ages under this foseiliii . alakyi was of oOtion that negiiteto b•*. 14:14ctug*Oilbr. to l d ifiqudo34 l lo„. to avoid it. I bars laalligpnillt4o l ,ll,4no•iiif.tinlMlP' Ilixo•governmental of Itebollingthi nassaete analobild picier of the people;;Xttllttf• witneuitir ,-the aelininistra ltiOn of the laws; ante Wiry tither thing groiN.'.oit. Jaf . Oak eon pi of Aorerptut io At all ti mes . an'tl . `tqe /11; I bang trfPfht%, .11!e4!"" 1919 - AIN p banialisayi said as Lieneiaro that d henna thitatiell this eitilftry; •at any 4atey ;stitovirnment :gfhtkitime Itilf4:1,1140,08*:110.113eif that hrtgailfi.ut AMP We. trri• .1 15 Pie7 1 14117 1 . 1 4.. ciseti..kaw• • , •kooeve, niciegaion • hati!oloverkellevedl is ttlusselvrtrfLn~as /site: datile TheV '' hO l ntot p*' ror ti!n s443tif ihi ialo iciPle• s . wt rt;,eitata: '116'34i/41i Ktito,l44:i ,t itlestroy.d me; batriiaPwailifc4Wecisely tie opposite of that which I Isevimpolipintig relogintenaltyl, they have brought themselves to the-emir of destruction.— Before k o lid e gy;. g anilolibsi, tokitbiliherty tevieepiko the healtb,..of rouc t pe)glibotlf. f.tnrcl . lin. 79. ..wi1f modrafandj eiNo am by no meanapeir , acrat hted . witli. and whom dirt h saw fti diy fl tite county -10401st itobleitan pilalie rinds .bc.a • - base abaft' iiii r ioob, viz; tt,' .0s; blir . 16 1? -16 f*" a t eitte • !Ml* eti I Olt resit divotot - e'a t lei fli 4 di *, Itkom. sW f litivi a44k tb . fi .it airy , Ca from :1,0 iniserabli rovange tt rre of es. titerltent spirt. , „. the people, have lifts neon 'bast(Redly •piredomitient• ho di c e yotiausseal Then, Ns& dimes, is 'he resit of our iirspoiror ear . bps leibuiedsimedation whatever. Tissaimisat are orally sip iriftbosnmentattWere in eight or tea years haw ANI beelliaitioneraand heard enough of allot twattiers Wa , have had; indeed, too much of their doing., kolieeefure; not to think of keeping any thing to Mfr gates of becoming any thing ooraelves but while in leave any thing. of wood staff or of rigour left in as.ops,l, orideaspar to infuse it into those whose ego tell as, eh.; it if they that moat mead net the coast ey the.ov it h the meat, matt yea her, at lask . osofmits tho enjormati,lo , 44l4litano 1 .1111 freedom, :••••• ,o-•• • (.• v; 0., al •.: • 1 , t• .trodisnongst the impost. *Liverpool. pn. Monde, teat • the following,. -per the Hope. Thompson, Cotentin Fear casks Irish cordials. fur the his Majesty." • • At fanner Duckham's sate, ceder distress. in the perish of Veenim. Devon, last week. s good four-wheel waggon, and 'a lot of chains, bows, cart-he , yokes, &c. doe. enough t to all thikwaggoo, were bought for 20s. 61. good eide: le* sold for 12,. 6d. per hogshead, cask Included, and many lots" of excellent potatoes, at 61 per bag, and some at Id. per , Mtg.—OW:tot Meremry.) Along the banks of the Union Cane', to join thsForth and Clyde Navigailen; certain edifiers have been erected, which etrikethe Wiener with so little astonishment. These are huts erected by Irish labourer., open some feti meant Spots of ground Mooring to the canal pro prietore, and are painted out to strangersim the passelew boats at great curiosities. Each, of course, Is Wretched than *nether, and presents a picture of small* poverty which is new to the people on this aide of thi channel: Ore of them, with the exception, perhaps, of a few sticks, is composed entirely of rotten straw ; its di. mentions would not suffice for a pig-stye, and its formsi that of a bee-hive, only it is more conical. • The which does not escape as the door, penetrates th every part of the structure, which tons presents at at times the appearance of a hay-rick on tire. A Rent* 'tot kraal, in comparison with it, is splice. In thu midst of so mach tnisery, the ebildren appear healthfu and frolicsome, and the men and women contented and happy! The latter feel themselves secure at least agatost clerical rapacity and magisterial op preettion. Uksmatroan, Use. 12.—Butter bas advanced within theiast two days: yesterday, first finalities of the neigh. bowing districts were up to 735. currently, end 745. was paid in some instances. Weighed at the Crane on Tuesday, 23—yesterday, 112 firkins. GENERAL BUTTER RETURN /OR NOTEIIIIER. Received at Merchants' Cellars. from their Firkins. Country Boyers 2122 Weighed at the City Crane . 4269 Total received in Waterford last month 6391 Pigs have improved In prier. Several lots of Bacon Pigs came in on Tuesday from neighbouring fairs, aid were buurht briskly at ISs. 31. to I`4. 9J. per cat.— There was no reeerial variation yesterday. Scalded Pork has risen more in proportion ; some prime pies yesterday brought ISs. per cwt. which lately could have been bought at least Is. 6.1. lower; general rate, 13. to lis. 6.1.—1 n other articles no change of moment. A correspondent informs up, as an instance of the 'present low price of botcher's meat, and the consequent difficulty of disposing of the inferior parts, which were formerly so eagerly bought by the poor, that last week at Fa•fielJ. eight steep's heads and a pluck were sold or one shilling.--(Neweastie Chronicle) =I mUOmow''' I- - S,ll l Pei Nll INTELLItiViLE, .. ,i 1 nest, Dec. 18.—Came dolts fiduitilli; titer last Atilk ~ and "ailed, the Carsluilton PaLiceit. 'hid the Waferl44; for Jaumics ; ...es°. this evening, anti Aired, the ilovercign, and James Laing, for Jensicas Lady, ilar'wood. for Ortg, nada ; Ll:giants, for Van Dieman's Land; Simms, Tagiats for Jamaica ; T,ord Coehrkne, for Molt*, Ant, Awaits* South ifrelei; and Dorothy, Fonder. for.Jannica.-Artfl end !Aid for }full:the Lady !hod, li od, Alentie, from C t s'islt l. . lonia .—ITInd W. N. W. .' , s • ... Fru l f h: vr ou sas. vo. :: l) ;. r aii l dr. h3 .;irlis — al ti.l ,B4G ed romean liis :iiirs ts : ty o l „„proor '.4 .4Bo 7 "?. Wind s.--,. ! 4 . :.: : . r -,: ~ .11, u; `..i. , !... , ..'n St. Andero, in seve n days... for iwratiy; and. Rails Shields, from Cann', far Condon.—Sailed the Veiller..leih. for . fit. JTlchaers.—Llgtit arra, and variable. ' . ' 3, . ".,, Ha.awit, DEC. lii.—Arrived the tel , Lori Netititt: Ind Priocens Charlotte Packets, with malls from truSlavioig: Private of orange, with ditto, from Hellaiiil.—Wind A. I• ,t . , . • THEATRES. , ..?.,, . ' ;Datrav-taae.—YouNo's Pierre apd KN11,1 . 4 Ja i liermllit Weer'. Batifelera. attrieted lest night soother mower tliedleatiel itshie Theatre, sad "forded rich food for tdv taiMillito. The' dignified energy of the one, the passion' Oi''' Witte othee, and the ekqeisite feeling ciltplayed • Witirr, ,produced a represehtstion which it would . Idgliplt to ecip,..l, and Imgoilible utipip - 0.. ... t COTILPT 0411•FN.-40§Viel i PriligW4 MU IItrOWIAIT ASO. flkrl; 11,100$ T,heatre t agors h ylaVod Pierre, ~, abs tirst.tiniothis Benson arid CAA at.soloolm stal illOs ; ' iti,v appeared as 'iffier•snelfri der": Mr. "marled hls powers t the ntstottit alid . gitta A ANIS --- 1 - ;,44F - Ifiteetloll of the bold and enthirdiMtic berispiestor. wilt mrpported hv COS LesKitaiste. , •Pitbk Lica . ere/bail siderablii optimum, . This. stiany,.‘witkoatt 011461•1111.1 rate abilities, 'assimilated toreuesain a . very sworggst !able statkoova the London tiwiart‘ . *W4 ring** NtAbe, legrvothaS the hottest was kilinlY fiteasigiti ;:iVi•Vott I t‘ , viriofr I • v•:. . .. . , . (.., 1222 12 1 2 = 12 1 12 1 11 21.1 1 . 1 -:lootTi .:' noL I .r< t BETTING AT TAW Sibiitllield waPiCailill wad s 1 1. i; A .. .- VIA 4 . 1 . .- .1-401.1..-•?..i. tai 0 . ..,141:1;/1WA1 I I Thltsv.--7 td'Plasitt meet of ilitilon-itt to Indsilds ior'lfoll MD I west Telismaa—N 'Mc I eaW. 114.1111 Z OS In S Mrs's, d. oat aplOullt‘forst Nit4.l I swill tail ,6 , ,55r0..7.ter I eget f. mkt of Zanta4 j . #4itigt r,,illttionarwitava.7-3 to. 2 isgat, "entt, of % j„,,, ,agit,Toilsontit,4 to I ag it aomt,gnsik,,,„ , ,, ; ~,, , i ; mat 1 ULAIIIiT.-3 lc. • I 1114,111 00111111. PO/11cM114.:IgkrA.-10,161111 l iv id Viii iii r, i *lst lOW' X % br - . . ."11•4 ~L. ', ' " ' ,7' 1. :el ri (7! 141.1116.4 lkigfitA ' I Atr. '' , r VA, t s tet -4047,=. 4k7i 14041. , Joiteff. it.) .-- •‘iiti.,ll,. t ' '''•l fir. A Seconds • ate'p seconds. In Th e too far behied to bill %lied Win up. The rice the mare and Mr. .rot miles were dohs , secondi; beating the • done the ground t. The mare *as' luring the race. ; twd • ; ;Mesla s ositivtlps & . . r ot France. has, it is t rse samselesioibeen iota v.a toweisle which, the (broad Dashes! fee " e aw ed mice. Rroeided she can ototaistha peitmission, , )1 or . ,: • P 7. et.- . - . • ,•Sir s Ulysses dellnigb,wbo vie . .ntrAileiteri, is lltonday'S Paper as halo/ the remainder ite erg bail; PrrrAge, about twee . conferred cro. Lord • id' Justice Downes, 610 the .Foot Guard'. *herr, being promoted by the Doke of Wollington,..over the Ivade,. of others,,be was ' designated by a witi 4 that eegitrsent4 one of the " Wel lington Overalls." He is consideresl a good officer.-r (Artie Jignsieg rust. Dr:, 1 :9 —Duag..-,-4. duel was fonght early yesterday morning on Goolder's Green, between Sr. P--. 6 —l4 and Mr. A—re —a, in which the latter was wounded in the abonlsllw, bet the ball did not lodge. Mr. A. was gonveyiel is a post chaise to Hampstead, where surgical aid las at band. The dispnte'tvbieh caused the meeting,' it was said, related to mosey matters. .Aunts of Ilostotia.—lnfortnafions having been lodged, on oath, at Marlborongh•street, Police Office, 1 that Doctor Moriarty and Rody White, Esq., were about to commit a breach Qf the peace, by fighting a iluel, , a warrant for the arrest of the parties was (mined by 'the sitting Magistrate, and entrusted to peace officers Kelly and Hinds, of that Divisional Urfa.. They aucCecileil in taking the former gentleman into rusttoly in Sack villa-street, about the hour of eleven o 'cl oc k on 'Th um day morning, and brought him to Marlborough-street 'Office, where he was obliged to enter into sureties to !limt the peace towards all iris Majesty's subject., for the spare of three gears; himself in the sum of one thousand pounds:anti - two sureties in five hundred pounds tech.—V./lib/ix Morning Post.) At Eaton Hall, the seat of Karl Grosvenor, devasta tions Caused by the late storm flare been very serious. Some of the pinnacles hive been blown from the battle ments of the Hall, and ethers are materially injured. Many fine trees •were blown down, in particular the beautiful tall fir, so generally admired, and the old go. thin oak, near the green-hosse. The damage done in the grounds is very great, independent of the loss of glass, &c. in the Hall and out-houses. A sheep was killed in the Park ; between Eceleston Hill and the Hall nearly forty . large trees were torn up ; between twenty and thirty in the garden wood, and about twenty in the Folioed avenue. The garden presents a scene of mach devastation. The steeple of Wylantihory Church, so long remark able for its inclination to one side. as to be called by some the hanging . steeple, is completely blown over. A beantiful variegated partridge was shot by John Coates, Esq. of Woodeute, Shropshire, the latter end of October. A fine silver white WAS the predominant co lour, harmoniously mixed with greys and reddish browns; the bill was nearly white, . except the front, which was grey. An udertunete and alarming cireumstance occurred on Tuesday evening last. In the parish of Castle Comb, Witt shire. A quantity of beef soup was prepared, and distri buted to the numerous poor families .of the parish, which was boiled in a large copper furnace ; and, either from the poisonous listere of the copper, or its not being properly cleaned, all who partook all were, about ushlniaht, so land), attacked in the stomach and bowels. Nearly the whole parish were complaining—children crying, and the people running baked into the streets and gardens ; which crested confusion more easily Imagined than described. Many of the labourers could not work the next day; but, fortunately, no inatanee of ISTS:S illegal- followed.—(Both Journat.) . . Uittoi .~.., :. . . ... . ~ . . IN Tiili MATTEKA3F. STOCEDALE, A 13.1NK RUPT, es lishorriLOßD KENYON. • ' . , ~ • ; The Com,miseloeire under this commi•sion, 31esoro.' Mitfurd, (it, n, 'Nilo, and Metre!frit w. rj '.oiled t toxiderable patt' of yesterday snit Na•nrlsy, at th. j - thinviltatr CAOlana.. ; Ito ineestitatinr a proof of debt to the itilosi6so at t,.twtoe ,piidesid . by Lutd - Keep:l3 fteinst the FfiriiktOr's'esfik ' ' • ' • ' ... • ~ The ease for. the ereditars ioef f o 4 holueted 114 Alii.o pai Lb pg ig r otiniel, abd 'Mi. 1t .., iii,sr.. as Heller i . Obit L et 150n1../ f irsizon 14., SIC.4fA4tiTATT, at Emmet; i Moil Mr. Enos.es kolitator.. ' • ,_. b t,kste . pa l l At*/ rreditote, it *35 contended that Lord Kenton wito a partner With' the bankinpt.as pro., psiotor ofibto ''rate „Driton., newspaper, sod tberelere . hahltfe,floatiii &Me of Oit i cepeern. tit esiulti rug. ) Oberaiey, be allowed improve. in competition ot Itli 11, porn creditor;.' From the .evidence of the baahropi , deßeisrett.that ajw.,,Zrite prison was established in ska , opting of I 80,11 - eisrs. Stiff, Merle and StOCktiAli ' Of cer. slopriesorsk44,ll4lle funds were to' he sonpliell lit '.. KKennon;;kifil;ortishiPtalk to be the epprlice , ire . r ; st .disposes Toepiiiq like . partial, and the paper Was to) be Nondocted em strict constitatibmil principles,' Mei •. aid religirmi.A4 erbieli Lord Kenyow.was to be the Jrfc. Lord Kole. or.a alio' to apportion the profits, p the paps a4ocots; the parties, according PO the qiuret•. flow Inicreet of Abair *cruets,. He load also the power , et disteempf , and in ;hp evert of the profits of the paps.), twee . oingimie or; eiiermous, he was at liberty to appfz, shem sal iosieoppersof other pipers, the distribution t t r, tracts, and themssistance of stsqh obarties as Lit Lord.i ship might ajoit.' fit. ... ,;,. ,1.. 1 ,.1i ; .. , Mr. kis RAY AT , COllOl4lllll ilkit from iblt friktlca ifv ' • laiedo ia•1601111 .Kenyon 41 alletiSem. Ilia, tads oserelf*a Abe friend oral,. patties. Odes, Fel :with roconeyowssi had taken tope himself doss OF arbilmtor 10 . use any, dispetrs should whim ibemo,Me basiont, in any itostaere,doppearadal% 111111Ookildr had-be, is She eh/4cm; 'dttgeft, ..particist groats. - ;:. i-. ••• •4:i 1.. . -..*•" !. --.4•1 rintitilimnisihriVatattryilit Nil arilhat hsol.oriegatalistaina4 jolpt* abbe Melees ior• • 13orti,LasyserjOb31 Pali Italhat.Tret Brno* flfra'sliapsabaid•Paaa'alod4l l %r • • hit Imo torai.that his Los's talp bad opt deriasti, 114 4" * " tips* it, .as ia,tionspd o but.p a might hare,dpm :". ..eonelFwashle Ms*, 1.4 L iras prown to lie a elf / e ,. r table Ir. lie lilt Pra! , 7,41, 40 9t a & CUL lecio ff di pro d tof the Mi MO* o '. • that salt, sterriefght - hare • ben ed trim In'.lll4fit • ' • tot, Inesontidh•as he costs apply the& to that dof dealtriat twilit Ms private property. BUrr: g • , benaeluedtis Wardship to asothartaktbosigh %ad is a aey.sray-44/*,vey. •latvaaravoritial, to a person 0t,11191 • 44ir4ship's meh•andonowideradon le the saspisry wrier egatoportent... ilja saao known to be the 11/Ati of 1,1”, 1;4 lic rainy IP 'his country . sad fat the PttrPaa• al ap t the objects of that party be had establishettao tag et, devoted to" Its Interesti: Hts Lordsillp• di A bear the 'eoieriqapaoss ; and It was only 'pr stem' mitri3Ofthe•hbfortibiato tali of polOsill ' - • ,• Rs. • 0f , .; 1...1d.q41 1 .n,• /AO , A _•..1... 1:.%.:, W ti ii4,we4aiii e ti v oo • m 4 104141. 41 0 . Midair - Mil 110111eni Prilegst - thish thererredelidellef illiertillosiyoa wit pry arid.** debts of the l'aush 'Nara , lamit**l6 be lilairedowessas heasslyrd sk. tilsisirt*Ma's privats =Wee • ... . .., . ....r...3 as ta'....J.,._. - --,d..— ! .11111. r. , ... 5 ..a . . . . 46 0 6ilig*Welaislit latiresto why Virrilifir fdr ire tottirlbitit• boaelablik.litt •,) 1.. 90i "gt Ulrike sitanbrisesali lllba albyliiiki , _•— • • isellf Aso skeeheito mad milk Interest by time iabilsitsato ref fliftHisiglailliteekkAtite—Vrimaaetlir Chem) ' : ' is , a . •46 pnu a eolinne,Nov...ff, Int —1 have.often thought, Of you as the Wittier approached, and wished I meld send you some of the delightful coals that weave heel tithegh it Weald literally lie sending coals ea Nevem- Se. They bete bet lively been introduced here, bet are •fil'ely to be a great soarer of wealth talkie city... trio ? are found sot far (remit in immense amontains, without the trouble even of .liggisg, and the quality of the east kill's most perfect lOW flerr. Tbe limo Is the meet in. ,Milee you cars eesceive, ea much sol thatit Makes all the stove of the fire plate rod hot' and . It throws 'out the heat's° far, that a grate, i mach smaller than-that whicia !Mr. T. had la his Drawing Ream to his old home, will make a too*'tarok larger thsti that meet was, per. (let were at the farthest corner. In addition to Wee qualities, ie is so bidiatructible, that it fire. made spin the morning, still last the whole of diode"-, and if made op again at eight, before going to bed, there is a large fire and a warm room to get up to. flat even these aro not &Nits ezeellencies,for it has 'wither smoke our dame. so that there if no need of sweeping chimnies, nor any danger of fire; for if a cinder Ms out of the grate, ft iininediately ceases to burn. The only disadvantage it hes, le a that it is rather difficult to kindle, bid as them once kindled, it is so easily kept on, that is of little ma* recent. It is saperitir to any coal that bas ever been tried for all kinds of manufactures. It answers the purpose of charcoal for the silversmiths, and the smiths find that it even improves, in 'a great dopes, die quality of I iron. t On S a tu r d ay, the 211 tilt , a gitt'of hilt( years of see, with a child ii her arms, having gone 100 the Corn I Mill at Doune. in the absence of the Mil ler, and whilst 9 the machinery-was in motion to drive a thrashing milt in an adjoining apartment, she went mar "an npright shaft which rises to drive a sack tackle in the roof, anti allowed the child to play with the shaft as it revolved. A large shiwi, which the girl had wrapped round her ! sell and child. got entangled wit!' the shaft, and begrea to carry them both round. The girl, with considerable presence of mind, endeavonred to extricate herself and the child, and succeeded in getting heeself free from the sh a wl, but by this time her petticoats grit wrspt round the lower part of the shaft, and she was thrown down and carried in revolution with it. There heing bat len. inches of free space on each side of the shaft, and be tween the bowing Or two pair of mill stones, there was not room fur her body to pass through in a lying pm- Jere, and both bur thighs were broken, one of them in 2 places. The Miller, and :mine persons employed about ,the thrashing mill, being alarmed by the girl's :ries, came to her aid, and the machinery was stopped. The infant was found banging by the shawl to the upper . part of the shaft, considerably compressed, but in no visible way injured. It was necessary to cut away the. clothes of the poor girl before she could be removed. and she endured the removal to her home, at a little dis lance, and the subsequent setting of her Hollis, with great composure. She is in a fair way of recovery.—(Stir ling Journal) •4 ELTRAORDINANT Sprouse—The smack, kleifa Of Wellington, of Ilfracombe, J. Ley, master, sailed from Penzance on the 3rd instant. When off Lumlay !elan b, they encountered a severe strait of wind, and soon after the master complaiiied o: illness, wheu the mate, an able seaman, belonging to Penzance, awned Tonakius, advised him to go below, assuring him that he migiit rest assured every prediible care would be taken of the vessel. With this advice be complied. Wk.!. trinalligli below all night, doting which the vessel was kept easier 1 e asysail.—ln the morning he came on deck and as i‘the was better: when, after walking about for a fee: minutes he laid his band on the rough-tree, and said, **good by., I DM going," and jumped overboard. The boat was pa out as speedily as possible, but before any assistance could be afforded, be sunk ; the mate tool; the veiwri i n t o .7.:ewport, from whence he has written to the iii.u,i of the deceased. •Alr. Ler was not a regularly-bre I ...ia. man, having been originally a Goeas- carpenter. - (ii . to; B. itun ) . • '• Itymteeting tasty eati 'kik 4 eobleinan id- wk , ok r s. 14 ill i tttilirdidor jia / fi b 'AV W. I ill l: 6 dir ;17: i r i , l 7. u u 7t:t Ofllleet 1 have-Iwo • r'sad y obser vests ,est 4 4 `44 7 .11.o*pitiliiltlita0e hi' ilAdiaddipriVo Bl tarisii:lsis' gore 'bear thee, otraadatlittl 1 19 Jill-410444 4 'MO , Por aPI • lifiet,:i "w 4 6 4 ii iv i L ; i •jvitiridlitt t antic*, r hoo oi 0 „.... mil , i , igls . wss,ogipl, &kat w,.iff‘l, was fair to . . . rllhOrtA; 0 . ..,, , : 11 . •'t 'el ' 1 "'" -''' ' tient. • , t• ••; *tisk %more than Icsp say that rfulblellil ' ,Salptiliti‘egi..f4lll4 jii:lla; i' il 'liv , 'lllioditiliiii itrieil o i r 'ofilei' naeleinin - IW''ltiglelid. Therelliaf' lebr#ll po Isilro brk4rell CliAsiti'lt tot ' a pa tbrieil Stir! iltrlontivirtobsereed , weir seal itee.•44 a t om? e,, fargobarstties " geldkrie (. : . *Vt. tveit - K•01 p . I b!Pir to lei* m) 4 10 ••••otayss * 64 Kdii Hitritei' ''irri . (irlding, took pace 411 rdet'oviOn Mies Osier*. cbine•adlle/ Simmer alsis , nalasi mg. ,and Seim fent is liters of ground,in Luttertli ';ENtia; fore /OM 141 ' , .' 840 id' td r etire back a , dhotense , et - tbirtybsuilatienol SI ser i f li kside. (ile'ry Wt. Waal I.'to • do Often, , 4 1 tall 1; Ills 4 ' r'rreiltAiprirc serself var. site totagerinsidre Wm ) kur in Npvtin*y. andifi ding Pokil:: - It'i ! lii 41%1040; 1 r , pelt dbeilspasy alesi did' ideate s.: be abellea -,irsulior Alicia) , even upon' fit s °ret e sted tikihaft the' iben4lollll tip et *id 's lime any sallifiedun'iall'''• te • Okbir trio, • To'boarses want of it Ot - ihdre aft at else Cgtisillinints•li lite let! pailleidirly :to Ike Wee sal leitts oillgink'oo host; thi =Ws ' ' i . c • I TU Ant • "nee iii k m. r dielialo ler .....010. 1.. 1 ii-gilfre werr ionse in isisetirek• linnoteitt • I tillit •grviessisigssdotimtneessiveiabewseve , „ i g mle, Th.o weed is twenty-tire tadd s„ - hi() *Fonds' istir no itribl Lid, end', el' emirs% Nree-issetar sir en ebb 4441 1 TddriLle t wentttkree minutes, rightsirn seconds: lathe erfklit'lieltkl4 We oil* thret rleewbrnit ' , This i s petite. le mirmatkrntil tybe Frey gel , ink was too Tor behind to . hi* . •'" Pkilatistill clb "0" 1 /,_.dr .(4 " 416•1114111 " f•T urs . M. " ` risil 4 chance of t,inntrtg,and the rider pulled him up. The fire Of' von as its key' rate; tares% tecipleasure whic h I Emmet Tit because a sieck end neck one hetwreo the mare and Mr. l ipid pus jowl )ni ettpressieff for, ,a P• stilt nemerour elan hue rgsltarsoe's'iel'illeg, andihr last foot miles were done Alotrgis •is !DI le,the'cgenteirldelt nreittraheir misery will Madly' by ` fine mare le 2; minu te, and .4,1 secontli; beating tile tie. They be the tentitre• hr trVetrtiovible slavery.—Tise other g o ) / 14 OrOp% liiir4 , 4r,ls. site hir4itir done the ground - •Hdoly to be . If sartsratiort, it. lialtlillik I Mao observed 'ay to one hoer, trAMlCuttia, Ind 4 seemed.. The mare 'was ere found sot it spirit • 6161%11 1 *K to' &MOAN" all glom tot fretful and larOi lOU, a canter thrice during the race. the trouble er title, l hive •oliserved Ale tOirit• iiiire dm; ' ''' "' .. — ...:•.---t—a-- bathe most pt !.A. - .7„3a i I i - ~.. r . 1 - app4 $ A . 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