The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-18 00:00:00

I ...I, . Committee is of opiniPs WS the corporations shed by the charter dealt"! at Wait is inch rc ' s OCiefy as individeals.—Ptesb petiA4dOtiolts • ttettanee took place, dnyink wrbicL 'the Reporter's 'talls'vrrejnatidible; after Width; prpfeedea tb t offences committed by the , Joitrnolp. Re. ropiseki • einpovrer the mutts whichindy in dip het 4 ,0 or suppress,' joortial, the editoraof whit be guilty of a relapse to seditious. frovecatioss.• • eu.plosion of mormuri.) 7 —This eappthasion ,ja es has bees • pretended,. a confiscation; • • liscation is what is done for the ptont fi e!, and that is what • the charter lit to abolish.—(New interruptions.)— , the left—We cannot hear; encore!—(A The Reporter.—The weapon with which a reanilse yield strike his victim is taken from him. Are we011111 ° •of • malevolence in the possession of a jurnaßat isiefthei. iaiJable, or are not our neighbours every day 4thilted tp"destroy infected artiklei? It is proper that the pro prietors should make the oscrifice.—(Laughter and in-' tertuption in din* t senses„)--The Reporter.—The suppreslion of a journal readies measures necessary for preventing its re•appeuri l / 4 under another title. With . Oat that prorisien, the law "odd be illusory. The com• . mince bas not thought it necessary to enter into a consi drugs@ of this sul4act ; a law of police which provides .opiast tiiirease is submitted to you. The &pm* •ow arrived at the most important part of his sialsjort, sad entered into Is details** the question whether 'juries might le matinee I. take cognisance of offeacPs el stir r's& N. observed, that iteould not be forgotten that freesidaloasimpenitirelind been proclaimed by some ver • ettle. (After sure other inter re pH on the Reporter cue ti n :) The Committee bas instructed me to propose to you to • reit/tithe Royal Courts the cognizance of offences oldie •presa,sarefereacebeing made lodise by the Clamber o( :Casa What just diitrust can you you have of Courts Aida jedge finally in appeals relative to yotir forme ma your honour? power proposed to be given to . thess will augment theirpolltiul importance and elevate .the l o is 'shill; opinion. . dl. de Laiseds.—say, Mier, that it win rain tbem in poi& °Mose. . - !!h. Illeportar.--it mast be remembered, that the 'edgiest is to be presoaked la a solemn • ng of bad Climbers of the Cart, and that the n o f Mrs pretest cacaos be than 12. They tri there * Ike tondtate a sort of sp7Ocial jury, and there can be wo reason to apprehend that the deckle's will be marked by partiality. The members of the committee are tine -11.11110113 in their opinion. The Reporter concleded by . .aptesicc his hope,that the law project and the emend seats task by the cazunisett would be favourably re en by a Clasher so eminently religious and royalist. 4.tle Cornellea,lDA constitutional. , Soma reined,-.'his is a tree repeat of the Gait _ ihe.sf *sena . • 1311 1 Iterfluhlashisormeotioeto tale don do mos it isoeheos whokroposod 1* *pooh twits oboe. • P o spiohlor ht4ootorof.tho lencood list otsoloskos s i si bs Resort*, Mho omobors wore U; 6084 It 411.-.- A bog sad • thou mord Moth,* to ii. fiat • ••614 so obit* h Is eossitlorsil ; . after so• 1 111 root dap boil Sawa*, was] o f Maio. • 01 lioro 'will he - is • • ••• ; Ihcfoottal of 1110 late Dodos of iloorlmoO WWI olv plittei ss aka place so Wstloloiay. It was so pro. toed Is Chyme. whiteout aar tooromooy. Their MO. oost4 tioo Woo of Boorboo ea Minos Iwo aid roorsets. .t•crt hat Puny Fouls, JAN. 14.—At she allophit sloglnglik SSE e. (3 cuts lo wer this the. gdepimilo piessi rut) The Chreeticetiusredof Tuesday states: 'es die autho rity of a letter despatched from Madrid of the W. ohm the wail was made op, that the Cowed! of State, which bed, is the sluing at which the Kin reads" ben of that the Ministers should be supp o regsl. had afttrosede altered this deterselaadoa, Not *deltoid their dismiss'. .1 • Pules:mac, Dec. 111.—The ishahltaits irr t rg Welt hare, m the invitation of the local sutboritlek subscribed 2,000 rouble. in aid of tie Greek refugees. New YORK, Dec. 20.--Greurst. Caroms Paper of the Yid November. matins an as of the honourable acquittal of Hews' D'Sve rear. who had beta tried before the Sept... Court of the Republic for having written a letter to the late isolresideat, Aussie Nano,. which letter wu sappossi to costal. a challesp. The facts were briefly Beglish having various claims oft the Hovnanian, is right er her deceased husband, Brigadier-Oeurel Baglish, who died in the service, applied to the Vice-Prealdeat Nadu, who sot ealy re heal to acknowledge her claims, het seed pereesally a. Mrs. Milellllll very gram laapager. Omen' D'Sve nut. with that spirit which always distiegsished him, reposes(' the num of this andretunate lady, and re uastrated with Narita. In the tune of the metro . ""7. the 4 11 11dage esispiCrineil of wee glees. and Breen! blies.= was pat cadet arrest by Natio*. This deteisod Heaters! &Everest fur seise weeks from die the l'..a array ; how ever , ea an inquiry lots all the facts, gress approved highly o f t h e sewn pursued by the. Herrera'. admitted the jostles of the claims 61 6 1 6 by R Vi m. Engli s h, an d di smissed Nariao from his °lke ef relresident. He. aotwithstasdinc Peru "fed In flu proseestios of Hound D'llveress before the Surto* Curt, sad the nosh has been his Ito nourable acquittal. His Royal Highness the Courmaador-le-Chief ar rived in town yeeerdey from Brightoa, and trassacted hinnies at the Horse shards at two o'clock.—lt is sadenteati that his Royal Highsees will hold a Mill i", 670 14 it his macs la the Berm Hoards. on Taw Cy art t. Tat A ast.—Detachnsents of the 47th mad 17th regi "'Pats marehirom Alb an y Barracks , on the Si of Vr tarbreary, fur Unglue, where they will arrive os the Mb, fee the Fugues of at Grave...mi. es hued the Bast India y's aiirkia giamaiissamidvald. Meadart gir • is mead of the third regiment rut nu , ll/ Wee dam Berri*. es lifeeday aqR nw Two.: Tier boos bees keel, tensed loft a "gilt isfestm_hassallis. she drum sad. Kos are disponi.' ^I with. sof the is their place. The afield homilies et the OSlthirealas are likewise to bC, Imund latelight should act as Secretary. Mr. O'Coxxst.Leddressed the Chairman. When the Delegates met there for the perpose of conducting the bathos, relative to his Majesty's most gracious visit to this country, iT was suggested that a public clinger should be held in celebration of that auspiciousevent. It so happened, however, that no particular day was appointed for that purpose. The accession of his Ma t k.h jesty might be consid er ed, i n som e res p oc ti, as tier 'birth day of a better feelin g a mongst a ll classes of Id+ jesty's subjects in this country. When that dinmif was proposed to he held, be (Mr. O'Connell) was cue of those that bad been appointed on the Committee: H. bad, in consequence, waited or the Bari of !lest who had kindly promised to attend. No day bari te , J/eell named• aben. nor .slush bi thought it that the.premise thee given might extend to the.prog sent period. His Majesty's Accession would nivel :ipertainly be celebrated in England. it would be alii ellebrated in Scotland,. and sorely it ought to be eels+ Amsted in Ireland. As to.what occurred yesterday, be *sated that no feeling existed, of triumph on the one Herd, or regret on the other; there was so occasion fee it. The better way would be to bury all reed'. leetion of it in oblivion at thesoelal board. The first L Peer in the land, be hoped, would be p resent e iTb st dieagiOe, and perhaps it would not be too presamp• !Wes to bop,. Abet- the Representative of Majesty would honour them with his prance. Mr. O'Con toll eoncleded by moving, that a Committee of Fir teen should be appointed for the purpose of naming a Chairman and Stewards, and making ;nth other er yangensents as were necessary for tie Peltilc Dimmer, to be held on the 29th inst., at D'Arey's, Corn Ex change Tavern, in celebration of his Majesty's Ac cession. Mr. SIMON seconded this resoled's, which was car ried saanitr.outly. Counsellor Basnatr mowed, that the Chairman should be the fist named oa the Committee. and that he should Ranee somber geotiessaa. who should seisr a third, and se ow.--Carried. Tins following Committee were flies named:—Alder man 11.1teany, Chairman; Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Isaac Stewart, Mr. Thomas 11•Dorntli, Mr. 84110 16 Mr. W. Mr y, Mr. Fanning. Mr. Ommettelif- Senna Minn mi.-Mr. Flaky. Mr. °mhos, Mr. limeAr e i mi ez Vaptailt Situates, Mr. Oarid Lynch. a we Mt. ... .. , _ It was she. reeved by Mr. *Va.^ med'uleillini try Mr. Iliosovehat the weisteet. Illfii WiylibraS- - and Mr. limey tirattaa. shoulM.' -- mittee.a—Caeried. i • It Wue also Morel lig: , ; is Mr. &too, that Mr. l a Jo eaded toast eseardsa••• • - ..11110-0--." - mew~iiit vr4.._ aided le elm 4l.Vmelterr.,~lll, It vie unweil by lir. Siwaiirb illbaseall. dee fie saame4z: Wed to Awl Oarawittao. la was sawsi by Mr. 0T IM. , tlarea, that the same rof Kr. it Csataira.- - ft was awed by Y.. OVemsell..._._ by Reweest. tharelie Coeilikleorahestid have power to im crease its nember.—Canied. Mr. Ilherphy then sioidd Chat Mr. O'Connell should Mate the (hair; whisk, the Omsk' of the meeting were moved by Mr. Ritartt. to Alderman M.Keeey, for his very peeper sesidnet i•dmi Chair. The meeting thee adjourned. The Committee pe. amdastree theirpslEh entwines.. • •-•-• • CORPORATION OP COOPERS ' '' . -- TeMittlY being the Quarter Day of liwetteimiiiii4 °Aspen, they met at their H,ll, in Stallord.street. Mr. Jonas Paslcy w having given previous noise et his lamellae to propose one of themoet reeptymMe Ronne Catholic Dry Coapers sad Pr evision bleithents of this city, to 'become a Member of the (4441. the Meeting of the brethren was se fall that... nisi as menus attendants had been since the late Massimo ter' Members of Parliament; however, the Ultra-Oraage Party was reallydleappolated, as Mr. Pesky did am bring forward the anotisie for adadisiee of his friend. The friends of Mr. ellis, M.P. is the Gond, were par ticularly active ea this occasion. TER GLORIOUS MEMORY. The Dimmers of Corporation entry an so utterly issigairiesat. that.• roba js. on amid apologise to our readers and to the publidar whin then. If the Press of Mali* passed by the Corporation and their vagaries with the entesopt they seri% wouW son Sod their level. la tin prison nata nt.well's to nods. Mr. Sisal Wholon's Muir, width shill plots YetiorAlly. 'ino an mid. at Morrison's. 1 Cot• respondent intones MIN that the Merino Mammy was moo glorionlY draak on this suasion !—Thisk On as It should he. Whilst all others of the Kiss's Sithiscits are seeklsg promote pens sad coward ia the Casa try, the Doblis Cerporslon ars seeking &disease of anther klad.---Let the.. go no. INYSSTIOA?ION .117 Tea PAVUI4II./10&111. We understand that the ease en .Itoth sides. la this proceeding, eru closed es Niontlay. The defeseeoe: copied two data. The Comnissioners will report the 4 result to the Lord Lisetesaet.—:-(Dedan Awake Pest.) . . Davidson. who lately forged dm name aide Thow.l MaitHod mid -the Seremod Dr. 11141111, Gorbah. by which he *Maimed tome cub from a basketiti Glasgow. is appeohesded.sad Weil is lamina jail. Ws have beard It stated, that is the asset of Rehat , flawilinsa. Esq. Sheritof Lanarkshire. has( appointed, to the MSc* of Primal's, Clerk of Setalos, to he ya-1 sated by Mr. How. that Rottald Ilesslowald. of Asia.' Esq. Sherilf-Depese of Stlitinglibitih flkay . lsMie- 1 coed Mr. Hamilton. in Sheellfilkilll4l44l4-48.116k'l dosyl. 9.- "t ; • Sir Hoesphrey Davy la ab es a visit to Sir Michael Shaw &meat% al /NO MOM ....the Board._ - JO, William Henry Freemantle, Esq. M. P was also !Mem. duced mad Worst in Privy .Connrillor, and • took bit seat it the Board.: • • Lord Yisconot Sidmouth bad a. • closet audience of his Majesty, and•resigned his sea's of office as Secre tary-of Stats•for the Home Department. The Right 41Monerable Robert Peel was introduced to bis Majes -47, veteived the appointment as Secretary of State for atbe Ham* Depart:pest, kissed hands; and his Majeity was graciously pleased to invest him with the seals of Ate. The Right Hon. Charles Britain W. 'Wynne, wa s introdaced tO his giajesty; kissed hinds, and received she appointment of Preeldent of the Board of Cont rout. The Earl of Liverpool, the 31arq (Londonderry, an* the Dtte N ll•astisde, bad midi f the Msg. ; Lela- St MAVIS 'Seat the Lord In Waiting. The Pittaident of the Board of Trade was also at Court. • . GOOD NE WS . FOR •Frwri ',PRATE IE R. The amfectioners bavb been ablelo lay It'a amen of lee to Freese their creams in satimer 1 - If the frost bad not favoured them this week, they might have bees obliged to send, as heretofere, to the roast of Greenland for a cargo; bat their last venture of that kind, six years ago, was, like every speculation is a slippery commodity, attended with sack risk, that it has made them averse from repeating the experi. went. When the cargo arrived in the river, the Custom.hoose•Officers were, as astral, on the alert, and the iceberg from which it bad been abst r a c t e d not having either a custom-house or an acnompting tout* erected on it, the customary bills of lading and clearance were wanting. Tills was not the only informality discovered in the case: The commodity being foreign, it was elm it should hi entered at the Custom-house of Loudon t but whether under the bead of produce, or of t.gariesiecerre was a very pasralkig question. After iamb dispute, it was proposed te-cut t4a knet, by entering the commodity asiktvign fklnic i• and not being easumesated ia the notes-home list, it was . coissignad to pry a duty al va lorem. The linty ad ealorms, our seamaereial reniers . Wow, is SS pet.aeat. mod Pe laeporteebas she oprau of estimating the vales. The ea stern-house gestletati; ie , they suspect tlie &BO topaer-ratea,. have, la tuts, thel epees et %Mar k , 4414 de importer so addfthas _ _ - A public dieser I; proposed to he given as Mr. Cobbs% by the bleeds to Parliameetary Reform sad Hedectioa of Taxes, as Hsatingdoa, is Tuesday next, when the draft of a Ambit's to Parliament will be . salimitted fir discussion cad Gail adoptios. 411111CRLTUILAL thsrases.—A meeting of the Agri. ;sitarists of the County of Reiland took place et Oalthma On Saturday last (Sir Gerard Noel, Bart. is the Chair,) witee it was delsrmised to forma Society to be called " the Katie:id AgricelterelAssodation." fen eormspondlog with other Societies hurley the ea see WO* in view, and particularly with the general Agri cultural. Association holding their m ee ti ngs - as Hen dersou'i Hotel, Leaden. A Committee of Manage -heat was appeistod; a Peados to Pi • Hameln was limed aims. aid a number of resolutions ears passed apes the subject wf the present distress. The mope rif them resolutions wag be teemed from the follow ing That the aotioa that Ludlow"; cast drectrally relieve their thimatry by withesiog their mats to the Present pries b predates Is erir•IMPASS ; as so 'truism redaction Meld he made by them without rendering thoemolves enable to. bear their share of the public birdites, and to miintain establishmeets corresponding with the Wpm they occupy in society." Vs* or SALT HI AlialcuLTUAlt.—AL theAnnivernry afeetieg atiliiiiiritcgh. of the Highland Society, v seilai t e, the - retary mentioned, that the experiments reported to the So c i e ty bid thelleplep ,inters m have is a great measure i* the tphillesi ae to the lififf emit as a newer?. WU* fecuppthiped of little. Hof say beat& Ardis per- ' • .- loWlearagef stock, however, the remelts were ly sad the reports bed shown that me allhatege was asperieused from it. 4 latter from Jetiburgh, dated Jas. i, says— " Thin had bees a eery dietreeeieg• Ile here to-night, is the beam opposite the Abbey Hill, 'attended with the Its Of i.e his, and with that of worldly subststice I lif my poor individalls. The sufferer b ltt s ot V so ref *lmo. !lawn Mtetally burat to a cinder. The It. origlaltaoii hit p.rt cut , It it ciajtchrit by a spark from *twinge whith he had oat his ire car MeNdastiag with .others Adds lay in p hdap near it. Ilichat gime to bed. sad peek* bile awakened by the He Jumped_ sp. aid WPM 'Jots Candle and sstre . and was heard .by.ames Who stays *kW, Who • ilia up with wbowl enter *inkier the maa hinted, het whey .he mooed the. room • flaw** ill mama we. la as •by gbolt the Bash had belies* 'alto. aittoeerbible. and a to gether &hoe. 111•411, despair min, who bad re. mutawl Iltem the element into the center of his withlher • drawn armed AS there true pleb, of iaterpead.willing buds to use it, tbefire wall. gees ander, basalt*, lodgers (who are ieVoleerable aliserweestasse, it eseiie) -harp eaffered much, as the has h o p. osmopeitielaMli ipprtspeate; 'the famibliweras throe* Sisk the - wiedeare of sthert.aad h tits thdiere the Magistrates `any to wit olik4 osolorripson in die town for the rollotof MN poor eures."—( Tine Mercury.) . -..,.: -7•AT-4!(1 111111 TAM:Mini:l, lax. 17. tif Syierifir—ileto A Vaierst: Itlf7Pir gst • °l i r: 6 'relsci*;44 l lA% Wig bei of g, art oT Prov•r; "I' ? It apt • • Curs Aloarmrs- • W •s ended. At II o'Llock the ind proce e ded to pass sen tinelig-Owners ...David Jones, Riehard Roach; Ellen Alderson, josepli Fowler. Aso Tirull, Mary !Kinking, John S:rrenry, John Har,grave, Rschael Chaloner, William Casman, Richard Torten, Mary Turner, William Tibbs, tiesseg, Carter Edward Digb v , Jolso Herder, Ellen Spikes, John Carter, Robert Stnither, William Smith, Richard Looker, John Lai:e, and Archibald Benserilla were transported for seven years. Themes Thickelton and Robert Davies, 'for fourteen • years. - Susannah Deacon, Charlotte Smith, Samuel &idler. and Geo. Sbarkie, for life. . • Thirty-seven were sentenced te, various terms.of im prisonment and to he well whipped... The following unhappy priloners received sepience of Death John Redgraye, George Bryan, James Ttiffnell. Willson, end William Jones, foe burglary; Eslivar. Smith Letitia William.. and MartSfatt, for steelie r i n a dwelling-house John Lane. and.ltobert Christopher Kidd, fee a likiolfence; •Grorge Williams, a lad ghost thirteen, for house-breaking ; John Tighe, for pissing a forged U. note; and • William Rivers, for passing a forged 101. note. • - Oaconere's Roma*.--Yesterday the Recorder made his report of the followintennvicto under sen tence of Death in his Majesty's Biel of Newgate, Nowell Wilkinson and Joseph Marsden, for stealing a quantity of nos verities freer a boat on the River Thames ; Henry Thompson, for a forgery on Jones, Lloyd, and Co.; Thomas Deakin, for a burglary at EdMonton; John Chester, for a highway robbery at Bethnal-green; William Hall, for a burglary at ditto; William Percival, for house-breaking in Cbanaler•street, tiresvenor-aware; Robert Watts, for a burglary at Wilssies; William Page, for horse-stealing. at Bethnal green ; William Cordell, for ditto, in 'Whitechapel ; Charles Yates, for a burglary. at ditto; Henry Turner, for a burglary in Wbitcomb-striet; Thomas Bertrand, for highway robbery in.Whitechapel; Richard Jago and Thane Beek, for a burglary at the house of Mr. Ord is Berkeley-square: when Hesryy Mown** and Rirlord Argo wereosileged for ozewtioa on Wednesday next, and the rest wore respites' during his Majesty's pleasure. . - A superb cloak of the Highland costume is at pre ' sent preparing is Edinburgh for the King of Persia, by 'client orders from that Monarch. ' The following is an extract of the will of the Duchess of Bourbon, which seems to have been made the very diiy'hefeste Oat rff ter pedalos death :•—"IJ' wish to be ' buried *Mai - ceretiOnyi • 1: ' petty was left her on condition of sot _ she took the property, and did not marry; - bei she ,woe ..lucky enough to have several ebildree. The oe wag. whether this notorious breach of she • of the hesband's will *as net galciess to defeat i• _ right to the reperty ; add after a long argamest 5t lit Court decided that It was. The Clerical Almanacii of Prance ter 1821. states the somber of priests ie actual empleynesst to be 35,286, of whose 14.870 are above sixty years of age : 4.156 have bees ordained during the last year. We find that all the great improvernests lately made is dress, particularly In Ladies Habits and Pelisses, Ornamental Braid, &c. is the productisa of a 'Mr. Read, of Broad -street. Golden•square, whe not only teaches his mathematical system of cutting, but also his elegant stile of braiding. where Tailors and Dress makers. from the first-rate houses in London, and all Parts of the conutry, go for information. Mr. Blaxland's Kentish Fox.hoends had a famous chase of near five hours last week; in the coarse of which the fox crossed the orchards and leaped a garden. wall at Shit/Maids, sad secreted himself under a wear, bask but finding he was &wavered, he again mewed the wall, and repassing the wardens, darted gnome' the kitchen window of a lady OA* pass of Back tato tie parlour, and seated himself .iiller the harpsichord, and beiag quite spent with fads*. seisted himself. to be taken alive. : : : r The spring have fleas ea .stensidenbly within these . ys in the north part of Brightest. that she kkchess of many .f the houses anfilled With 'Am . , .filday. a smuggling vessel, sloop-rigged.. was losthl at. Leith harbour. eaptared of Dundee by ills beats of the preventive statism. She has a consi ifiiiii quantity of tobacco on bawd. 13e nsfortanate man Thayer, who was too seriously Wised by his prwipitatiam bats* sewed fluor in Cbarlerstreet, Derry-lase, died yesterday is Middle. :504zoapital, after Beefing many weeks. CII6XOR, .Jell. 111.—We ked4 few fresh at.. to day from the Suffolk Coast, flee Wheat mid ea f as good tarots as elk Mmalapt the tete sisi ' go off very *lowly , wad wale " ntity of 4 Owl ion remained ell bald Make el th e lefultat— ae Makin Barley being tether and is amok meld Is. per qaarter higher, and Imerie mot ei mew freely at Meaday's weresiell sale, and rather cheaper thy ea W y. —la Bastes std Pees So ilierawon. . . liagiwaernia-usaitax; Jas. 18.-I'hera was a. Alit to t pply Octane 'at ingsket• ilia .morplae, and, meat relations as per lOU market ¢a j. a erderrearts are aominal in Ow. • : . _ ~ •- • . - Tosink•Ste coed per st. ofiles. • a • .- 4 ow-- w. 6.1. to 1430 J. cornet at tag.slarwl Illottoe.. k ed. to as. 84. Beier. ....,.„,.. ...," 4 AO i .sat t .... a. OA. to ts. O& Calves • . • WO Port • ... Ilk Of. to 4s, al. Mime asiatallbel .ttila Lomb—. Its, 4111. to Os. Od. PIO if' ' NO HAT-31.4111111T.—N0 alteration in the piles of Hay.-- Straw and Clover as per our last. X 1 ", • ~,•, - .. •• .?' . ' • • :*- J . • • • ..• . . ~. . .. . .. • !. ' Li . , .'• 1 .1 ~1 .. •II • • 11l ...... r ; .• - . ' • • • . gr,.... • - .. . . . ..... orations rerajt , ... . , ~46 0 .- • . jou ,• L, Asia a ...........4 ..... I L: 4 -A t 4; • - • -- - '• .gagspon ---- .-- 4 -..-_ ; ._ . . _ _ , inch respect in ._ , 1 , 1, ,,•, e ;17 .,....7„,--7, 4 ,- , ,.7 . ....-,..,,. , ert j • ... •::•• r r Mk e l li 30 . Varr ,:.a'. 1 t . , ; ) 1,4 i ~, : I thba ii - 3•14 I l 7 du .ofioepe con- DrNNZe.S. A01711:418/01it : .to st v • 3 6 4 , • • • " ~t f ••' ' , s i'l'i • the Ir i alirs, ;•:.. •.- • • . 'II* .**idle Mil Iltiles likel'llkil AT TIM , F o s p orte e s An. s. .., .... rwevr.i.r 1.0.4) , :Juba ~ i',... , lift bre stair ibfibilisti,T‘ Me ' Wai f ., ', 0- - nirr.- 0m I eau a Ode Orii wvvegtua to the . wirrik". .t. Tex Emma ._ .. , . ,:.. , ~ .. ed pr o vil I" ; itu . :pai e j * ; i n , sp i im i gh in e . s •,s' callus-Ile - to 7 opt, c.. oat 91 kle le. propose4.o . miliaits.! ! ,. 1_ ._ _ of I . !_r_i_lr i a ..l _ ligrit twenty. istagie. oirere 0ar.... ighimu , . 'l t of Anoltrns-5 , 00 to 'l3 igit e: me • - lai w i i i es.it wi la ir a it aii ; :d - tl e rti s i ' z " e . h b a r tr =tr i e; _ aezane.6 I ‘ .l3. l f ,ast . ter eid a :a e t ur s It . I ri nk!e l l i t i i i . r e ,teia inve rti . : ' ts • e : it .: .colciej - 7 7 t Liata 4 . •: m..4 . iui. . . v.t. ./ .. o.7e xiou rag: 1 : 7 aril% revaiio_!_tAt pe496. . nimii i i g ace . i 4i. - t - we i - fag wee . h port in Co.ancil of the convicts capitally eattelit e tl4 -71 :F r :ittaai"9nlb;:d.4. / 4 ".1•1 7A .'416:1...-4...*:2-1.. l ' i ; gssiaa • ,js pot, 'llrlangeMinte sa, might be.aeceseary *alba eaadaet- - di " Hail ' it iikl)ti Bailey, at tittrie d .l) " ~ . on; •for con- lag if the pablia.dioser,to be held as trArcy'e, Cora- ",tt i n. , '' . '• •• ' • ' 1 ....__, _..'. • '"; ----------- of the Tres- a sibasge Tares . in altolebrolon of Mr • present Mr ' P-3 " mi t'utlien or46llllPPrr. Ms ifajtittilielf ,„ ••,,e . , alaD - WAIL i Y.--Ei a Priey Connell, at wMlth Charles Wackily Wrnni, • '' -•••••..- has thought jest's Accession to the Throne.• At half•put three gag. M. P. was introduced and sworn in a Privy Tliitillarning the Sessions Sr -Voice fro ,. o'clock. Alderman bl•Keisay.was called to thi Chair. lt . ecoiderentkied if C • ' !mil*. Awl icieic his seat at the Board secordintly. . se aart ' ant —lt Was limo moved and carried,' that Mr. _These? ' -(A langl.)-_William Hear Freemantle. PHI. M. P. ....t ., , 11311 "e fa" " in g Pai " aers .. should act as See sr_ • on a pairs4Ae l is a a osa • 1 oi,pd r s em.: ysi,,,s e l as , eve Te - ove y s ii a ; k e h,.. ik i, i , i bj betted wit boat . any pomp or erre:hotly: • Let abendant tbetl.hil'udded te that anent IFlr.Seimenste Alaissre Weed, that she skie s aline be given to the poor of my . perish : this . Is the "' ' c • ln qualm* ants sionleendeed ulna to 'et a bargain, mt only marstficence which I allow. I . request is the V. o.o esaell, bed eeeZ%l, in, thee matte by mailer... Why. vm adiCsa most positive simmer to be settler opened nor me- rge Cosner's num Sr easy itattrl is •, i Vi. sisnoseheeses, gar die belmod, nor exposed with' my bee uncovered, nor ...Omelet ' ' '''. '''"' ' a ...1. .' • ' t ig t116 . 4 .: '.' ._._ . ..... 1 - V:.l.s. • W..... . " :w -*- 4 1 : 'as. :-• 11 q tpi 1...'• • ' 21. ..A . - • SAN' - • - ' . .' .. - - '' ' -- P . . 6 o SNAP ...-gtree...r....ions ' an ' -Carried. - ' ' head, and dogmas, win' • ,ewes the mown of tie will shall, its far as possible, Memo, and seasoded by Ir. in reds, Ille4allid JR is pit se .. tap „„,.. • of Sir win . Stamm shoals' be to th• dispute by vani l sr;g7 i redsally away. A • , *Wear has lately homy dietpeollted by --Carri e d, peoi w ia s w as this elected, an time to prevent a pre . ma- she pr Oripil Wham of Tor/dowse, ins ctermiXpediest Cornell, and seconded by hfr. ism dissolution; and the remnants of the precincts* Ir. Poeta should Ise Wad le teemendity Imre, in haste, di s t r ib u t e d among the ice- whirls she lied adopted to satisfy at once Infr hastier§ I: • Imossestiverwo. will sad her own. The whole of her hicsband'it pre- 'Connell, and seconded by hit • sew a perty wet left boron condition of not marrying again a Ins should have sower to 1.. A aortae dims... I. ... .- L... ...t___ ._ .s_ _ • -. S i fR? • 4, ~ . on. ►op ►nd 1" A