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This *lse is published, iu Octavo ? price 78.6 d. boar*, A TREATISE on the lAN% of DISTRESSES, IL with fall Directions for tuakiag and co:Awing • Die ing...for Rest or aut. oilier Caere. By JANILA IiIt.ILBY, of Liscolieolou. This 'Mut treats of the following sebyeets smne others : (lisp. I. Of the Origin, itc. of Distresses. It. Distress foe Pi a. Porsiras entitled to distrain. s. Whose goods are lishle to be distraiued. 3. The time for making distress. 6. In what place a Distress may hr dude. 7. Distress fur Set s,res, Suits, Reliefs, and Customs. 8. For Floes and Amor museum. 9. For Toils snit Port Duties. to. Of things, daniage.femant. tl. What thiugs may he take,. Of the usannerof making a Distress. Li. Of • wrongful Des hum s sad of the several reairdie• fur the same. le. Of Res toosisad Peewit Breach, mid title several remedies fur the UM. Leedom : Printed fee .1. Butterworth, Fleet-street. THE. STAFFORDSHIRE MEETING. . 1s; In airtA'elvertisement inserted in same of the Papers last week, iX4livening a Meeting of the Freeholders of Staffordshire, to consider of an Address to Ilia , illajaisty, upon the late Convention in Portugal. 100101 makes must have obiserved that most of the "names to the Requisition were signed by proxy --onme l y Mr.Wolaeley, and some by Mr. Blount. This appean to have beetle mistake : Mr. Woke ley and Mr. Blountmot having intended that the names of the parties, friendly to the Meeting, sli,,uld be publiqbed in that form, and having oolc communicated them to shim that it had their ap probation; an,l that their only object in calling it. without their individual signatures actually suli set;!,ed, aas to avoid the delay necessary to adieu thew. I pon this snlicet the following Correspondence has taken place TO Till: EDITOH. 01 THE AD% ERTISER. tits—' ent sill be pleased to inert tbe aceompan) is( let ter Ia your seat paper, immediately leader Ike Regain tics, is arbasever dons the Iligb dlierilf say t►ink peeler to ad vertise it.-1 an, Su, your obedieat servaat, trolaeley-Park, Now. a. C. WOISELLY. Ittn—.lir. Shunt sad myself an cattail, surprised to and t►at in t►e Reg/ft...keno printed in the Staffordshire Paper of Saturday teat, T an have inserted what one applied fee by and hatcr.dea b 1 as, sere!? as • prirate proof of the andsorit, wider wisielf we acted, and w heti .as nerer meant for puh'ic tosrretiwit, as it Rimy be rude to licar a construe tiow very dif:,-xcnt true% OUT wishes. on, latention in giving you the Taper„ i hieb you have thought St to pu'liah, s to simply and iiiitioctly to randy ru g that the persona Su when sasses a Meetunt of the Cronity was required, had stated their concurrence, and their scadinees, if rowCred, to i..gn their individual ii;uatur a to the litretaiaitior r quatira. lu order to a.... 4 Jdav, die Riclataition, with a ropy ui those uz.ax-r, Rib tirstaatitKal yua by oa Had you net :raven na rruoti to &Leer t1:1: yea were purpasM caning a Nleeting of the Cone% neandiug tr. tie i:eipie,Cou de:ivies,' to you, we idsoiald cower tiler Area.: an:scrvts ender the neerasil) of axgadailie the irk.tiorairig•stases stall the roma to timettluo, prnhabty Mau y utters. Ire leave thes , iarc tt request that pot will enareto ;we is.. seirtgd is the I'vers of Saturday :.cat, the Kresssitiou a ail original form, al transmitted to you by M. Mount, and the ri.ctilit of olitch tos atkoditletlett hp yoo. 1• am, Ai, your olseiltimi huailire Wu'Joky-Pith, Nut. 3. C. Pi la LAE LiV. TO THE EDITOit THE STArroursinni: .4 Dt'ENTISEit. S a—l he; you to iiis.ert the following AilTertitement from ase iu yuor omit Saturday's Paper. aalitad aline and eaters Asithiris, visskmi.; two handsome! 11 Ashes% eshelliehed eritlitaehe higlily.liashal plates, in f Esialptipt.Pismehere, we with prey( plates, is. tid. each. . ' „ -TO DE CONTINUEIII A:..NVAILEY. i Ilbadaastet will I. vaglil4bed, rriee erstitelaed, 4' TIP. t; ENTI.I . 44.raWAENIATICAL Olint Nlo* d y . the year , 4104, 71 .1",in5t al tyw An• overt to lite last ystath,-Littypeis wi l i t ri s po i mmies, Que. 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LAAl sis ta is . and AnworprEfivss Ealia•-llitanw-a• yp;c• pou r o w s oripri et zt E 1 2 : &. . • e. iiik pyi?4, cr. ' ea. Tt• Me - DI lls‘..Nfi. GU I Dr' Iu A Mr. • TIC; 6.1 - Retie Wad taltritleite la Waage A..- • faire. By Mr. Oedit-ur Chelseal. .i...ii• - 4. Atop, Ary the aassalptlturr • '. As INTRODUOIdON A 9 Ott 114111,AgAbie GL01111; to. ed. A. INTRODUCTION toViithidielftW. Au Gramma' I . Schools ; 9•• 7.4,- •t , • -I This day is published, in isron price I la, hoards, the Edition, corrected andurall) euhirird, of 'THE LAW of $: HE nod MIR ISTAATORS. lyl. TALLER,: of f,aueußs's-lon, Big. Barrister-a' This Work treats--I.' Of the Appointment of EN and ,14rninistratiws —n3. Of their Rights and linen !SC 4J- • Mk COUNTY (IF STAFFORD. Tile Form of the !tequila:on, as advertuted in the Staf fordshire Paper of Saturday last, appearing to he both irre gular and unprecedented, and it bciug my opinion that, under Ilia Requisition, a real Meeting of die ri:eltu!dcra of this County cannot be obtained, I v on my part, enter ay Protest against, and disavow any intention of attending a DI ecti gig so convened. Trentham, Nov. 4, not STAFFORD. • The shdßlin•. and temporising of The Courier, upon the Convention of Cintru, has been long evident to the most superficial observer. it has not the courage and matiliuess ofits fellow-labourer, The Sun, to come forward and defend that mea sure, and the conduct of Ministers respecting it. To put itself in direct opposition to the public tech og, might diminish the number or its ai). scribers; by supporting the public feeling, it mi;;ht lose the favour of Ministers. It has, therefore, thought fit to pursue a hollow, treacherous, and insidious course, between these two extremes. It affects to condemn the Convention, as loudly as the most honest and independent print—while it has recourse to every species of misrepresentation, to protect Ministers from full and efficient inquiry. Acting upon this base and perfidious policy, it says, in allusion to the above correspondence, that " a schism or division has taken place upon the intended Meeting at Stufford, on Friday." This misrepresent ation is evidently wilful, and one more vile we have seldom witnessed even in The Courier. There is nothing in the correspondence to warrant an asser tion, that any difference of opinion has arisen upon the subject of the Convention, or the propriety of calling a meeting of the County upon it. The Marquis of Stafford objects, not to the measure, uor to the principle, but to the form of the adver tisement. This he considers " irregular and un precedented ;" and his only fear is, that, subject to such informality, the real sense of the County can not be obtained. Hering mentioned The Suss we, in justice, quote the following passage. as a contrast to the deceitful conduct of The Courier, and on expression of the real sentiments and wishes of Mi nisters and their retainers. The party spirit," says 7%e Sum, " that wanted to excite the people of Staffordshire to address the Throne on the subject of the Convention of Cintra, is, we are glad to find, likely to be effectually sub dued by the good sense and candour of a very large majority in that county. The Marquis of Stafford, we understand, has publicly signified that be does Cot mean to attend the proposed Meeting. We hope an equal portion of good sense and cand•ur will be manifested wherever the advocates for pre j indication and insult to His Majesty, after his gra cious promise has been given, may attempt to spread discontent, and that Englishmen, with their cha racteristic liberality, will patiently abide the inves tigation of a Court from which nothing but im partial justice will result." We stated in a former Paper, that in the Court thus punegyrised as so complete and competent that nothing but impartial justice eau result from it, the Member" are not upon oath, nor do they hear evidence upon oath—the hlunibers are, be sides, chosen by the Ministers—the very tnenwhom the public voice accuses as the real culprits; and the oral or written evidence submitted to the Court, thus constituted, is furnished by these very Alinis ters. We mean no reflection upon the Members of the Court ; they are, we believe, all men of high honour and strict integrity, but, we contend, that a Court so constituted,with power's° imperfect fur the elucidation of truth, does not bear that solemn and imposing character, whose judgment can prove as. tisfactory to the public. Ministers may, no doubt, repeat, that to call for any other mode of inquiry, whether a Parliamentary one or a Court Martial, is all "party spirit," and 64 prejlitlication" and " insult to His Majesty ;" but the good sense and loyalty of the British pnhlic are not to be abashed anal restrained by false accusations sad unmerited abuse. •.• Fur UN liiienirrO(O, tee. see she last Pete. THE BRITISH PRESS. LOX DON, TUESDAY, Norman' 8. Jot OS this paper was going to press this merit ing, we received Madrid Gazettes to the 26th last, from which we have made the following extract ARAN/USX, OCT. *3. His Excellency Don Francisco Xavier Castillo% hos transmitted the following report to his With ups the l'estaidant srf the Supreme Central Junta of the kingdom : •• Move SEILIIIII UMW—From vanons reports whit h L.-oh-mut General Don Manuel De Pena, seemui in command of the Artily of And..lusia, tr„,,,, n itt e d to n,e, I Lite the honour to counntl- OiCaleb:, your Highocis.the following intelligence " Captain Doti Francisco Moreno, uho corn- Iminds the ttrailivnrs of theadvaneed Roar) of the division of Andaliu.is; having received intelligence 1 u rea% the .rth of Last mouth. that he oas to be a.ttatAett tlls Ott day; tesnlrcci m attich the eiteiny the nut morning% At breek of de7 I:2 fell in with them near Cenicerovi mad defeated t h in. " on the LAI inst. Count de Aladin, Colonel „f the Volunteers or Cs' thilisuia, attacked the eat's, Dear Logrooo. and put thaw to the rout. lyu the same day s a strong detachment of French cavalry nppeared la the viciaity of Ledi ma , and fell in, with a detachment of the regiment of llottrbou, commanded by Capt. Don Juau Gomel. This gallant Officer, relying on the intrepidity irinl courage of his troops, without a moment', hetita. tia ll attacked the enemy. far superior in tiun:!rtr, and being euprorted by a detachment of the regi. meat of the sharp-shoUters, cotutnauded by a.% liultuntr de Vlllalbs, the enemy wore driven buck to Lenin. " All the actions are honourable for the army which I have the honour to command ; are glo rious to the °Meer, sod men she were eng:e_ ; ed ; and will give your Serene Highness it correct of the spirit which Fit:ids in Ills Slujesty's army." God preserve you many cam " XAVIER DE Gaer,►Nos." " llegJ.Quarters. A gretla, Oct. IS, 1b015." Olatfrid Car. of Ort.i: A Oottenburgh arrived yebterday, with letter* and papers from that city to :lie Ist instant, and Stockholm to the 30th last. The Stockholm letters bring no news of importance. The paper of the •17th coatains a report from Admiral Past, confirming the intt•lligence that the whole Russian fleet has set sail, with the exception of two frigates which 'remained in Ilogerswiek or Baltic Port, on the 7th of October. The following is the only article of any interest in the Gottenhurgh Papers : GOTTEXIBURCII, OCT. I. 6 , We have not a syllable of n e n., • Nothing further has transpired about the armistice in Fin land. His MaJr.spr's ships Victory, Cottaur, and Implacable, are here, and sail with the first wind for England. The Africa has had a brash with up wards of !0 Danish gun boats off Drago. Some of theme have been sunk ; the Africa lout 10 tarn killed, and 50 wounded ; she has returned to Curls. crone to repair.** It is impossible, in the present critical sittiatien of things, long to abstract ourselves, or to with draw our reflections, from the affairs of Spain. All other states and countries of the Continent offer only matter of minor consideration, and tf far inferior interest. The emhargos of ALEXAN DER and of JEFFERSON, who, at the two extre mities of the globe, teem to vie in their servile obedience to their common masks. ; the armistices of Fiuhiud, and the blockades of Rogerswiek; the armaments of Austria, and the expeditions of Jose:nut against Capri, with intent to signalize his august succession to the Neapolitan Throne; the severe conscriptions of Jews's, contrasted with the humanity end leuity of Louts BONAPARTE ; all these subjects are lost and swallowed up in the great question of the subjugation, or emancipation, of the Spanish Monarchy and people. We Lease that the persons who, from informat i on of vatious kinds, and from access to authority the most to be relied on, might form a round opinion on the sub ject, are greatly divided in their conjectures, whether NAPOLEON will, or will not, assume the command of the French armies, in person, be) 0041 the Pyrenesa ? We seem, indeed, to have his own au thority, and express assurance, given to the Legisla tive Body, for the affirmative of the propoaitioa. but, are those expressions accurate, or may they not admit of a loose toterpretatioa ? Certainly, the crisis, and the object, are well deserving of his interpositsci. Never was a greater stake contended fur anion; men, than that a hicli is now at issue en the terri; , :,y of Spain. If the tyrant cannot force his brotii. r on the necks of the Castilians; if he should prep.* tillable to subject, or to divide the people, his Mr guinary career is at least arrested ; and as England has set limits to his Empire on the Ocean, the Pyrenees have done on the land. During Live months consecutively, the lustre of his arms ln: been tarnished, and victory has every where aban doned him. ROUSES, rat Cadiz, Dueoar, in the Plains of Baylen, Moacev, in Valentia. Ls FEL. vas, before Saragossa, Dunassts, at Gerona, and Jusor, in Portngal, have all, succeasively, been de feated, reduced to capitulate, to fly, or to evacuate the countries that they occupied. Eicil in the en gagement of Medina de Rio Seco, the Spaniard'. though repulsed, were not vanquished. JOSEFa himself, after an eight days' residence in the :Juno polis of the kingdom, and a precarious existtnes of some months at Burgos, or in the toans along the Ebro ; is reduced to abandon Old Casti!e. and to take refuge is the pros:nee of A ht. A. It is high time that this Corsican Foiander of Dyne.- ties should he rescued from his ignomtioom obsessnly. and re-produced on the theatre of the world. NAPOLEON alone seems competent to operate so great a work, to which hi, Generals 5041 his Marshals have been found unequal. Other obvious reasons seam to render his personal exer tions indispensable, and h:s appearance at the head of his armies absolutely necessary. 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