The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-04 00:00:00

.' 4a iali a '.- 44 - igreah e iniii.,_ _. smuutirrg, 4O rii'adiciti • oiiii t io . 04 Ileiere goOlid le anilier tbeirb export 1816' tiglekt* to enitaio en , ttedete MO port Ibi g ,to fokr.sigoPs• th a s itd rov ii; l i i h r se . i . st rer iale t t r o la t i l t d "te of . . g l9 :::el i v i ro g re e ts d kon.. 'l'o' 1? was in an article Ye too, ilienderi: ' The lionottrabliGentlemin enfoieed t he broken ~in j o i rri coa l t , of the Company, mist bcode. • Which bad been considered to be one in which the iliceitity of 'adept* the . _piiiitifited arrangement!, , caw* Abe "'with as view not Inetily tAth bieMjAemial interest *of I,drpyr, I. Leather, -England, bat In' the moialliiirtrtivelnelit of !nal, . 0 0 , : sikjgb wes.aew In tbe Company, and whirlTit...mit" goods and other article. , had increased 31 1 6 rill'ht of seaOng oot free mere : Indian manafactures were unriva lled. i roatly, though not in the sante enormous•proportion. ''which most bribe Ateempteaci ereeeteenicathig •to : w i gi ' gyisPolistat transfer *vet. tetheGoseranseae, 'the Wien pOpalatfon' 'the egjejnifeilt of the 'Sala i si y o g . 0 , 0y i n i er i l i a , e ir ec t e to this maw; I Tflie•prefit accruing to the Compeny,from the Indian iaire; sag it he • in' t' be allOutetto adict i iiits i thatt try,, .44 n i s t er im po li t ko ' a g a i n .. • 1 trade was (if any tiiing) too inconsiderable to form poittion sh View tothi seine'od. -• '' - jil t , TE1441 *explained. 3117;g4wr, any support to their gbiernment. By one cuticula. 1 lion It was made to amount - to two millions since the ‘ __ :. „ L AI-. • i,N - eitid . tliat'lie did not asiddini ar iliAt which g lo p itef i•bid t r io : IWO. garr.. QN eat the_ 4417 AO . 0 ' renewal of the charter (1793); but it was trend that 4sTs i isp ,• bee .. euti 5.,. ‘ „ pi . v .,..a oheet p - ,2 egahst.tbe Cesoptasy, as far as be coald conceive it, the interest had beau :forgotten. Thlli formed a dr. of private tr i ders ie jl etii 7V ive Z te ar. l 4 - 41 .1.. vv i; was this, that they had governed India well. If the ..dpoion of About • 411DIMORI.end loaddition to toil -premien material change was to be thrust upon them, it was to be coloWireflitket the interest was often for liiiiiiiitcbt i irainid for aPpr t itbelisien; i;lrnerwtnidere iry maid only say, tkey . sticeived it as It was gine. two year*, end et A. In4tia rate.. Thus, us the being too likely ie their sea t rcli :Pry..Sin ''thilltiiteli fei g arvehrilw i lit e ir A it i at . l i kk elgu i sed Ile spoke Isere not as a Proprietor of East 'lndia ' charge amplified' to lAtitY,oool. *under a calculation 0i1.... ma ts .w. t ui tsdi - ft .,, ; • , , q i i so- • - of *ea; 'bet so entirely British and Asiatic. If the •at five per fieit.ista•foirosie year** each investment, 1 -- 11 . w- ..a 7 , .....1—._ . "7. •• • 1 earnoinv were otentitled to west they asked let ; the reel wisest eiestitierebeen•istelt greater. The iblianvere in, foitt 4 setelt•lstittastalfed ' lisir 1 • -,' a cazitto- this d ie r st i on ti e , r e & !Aim not have it. Lodi! was the jewel upon witich : asseeteri• bating , *bee deprited . of nothin g valuable, trait 4-- bet t -,,, i kaiss ,- Eir trie , 1 0 „... r . him. l. the Tyrant of the Coniinent had, it years, been s' ap t i shaving world fs Alma Os esletisistration of a I te eltfireliiii; and Attu** 9f i 11: 1 .7 - ed r a :l.eagarly bent, and he hod not 'had it ; on the r . on. noble Empire and a Most valuable bnysb of trade .gok n ei l o - t i i ntel iai n ite . are svit i osot .. • , e • etas , trary, it was now, mote than at any 41 1 1014 f '4464 ililir4P As 'its •ridddl ' * ' , , eittst, r iKitte fm" his gra. 4 P% It was t Itil forM e r • PllnOil . (that to China), could pot with p rn p r inry be . dn. be st India Cote- satisfied. - -• -• • ' - ii i ilifi n aith t ; •b p . o bili n d Ilia I ti l i t d ; - 4 • . ... b . 1 piny that kud, dery this, while hardly *nether oh. Mr. C. GRANT repllediatortly. . a te‘Ali a„ iiiii c ii rfi i l is ifi n yiu . .A.A e .sa,.. ~ ...,4_ Jeri al lsisseuibition bad been abloaaccessfully to op. . M r . FORBIN answisned she last Speaks*:.. rlc zek - 7 7 4- •• •••. o • . S 7," 7 ..... 7 . 5 717 7 • ~,,,, 1r . ,77 vase hise ff orts. The Company had 'stared India at . Lard CASTIAREAGR gho st ,e 4 giana -his '." :- Illi . . _ snot expeseeand . paril - ; let this country' tbiuk well gliene l ig 49 All dad* Tif t t he cowpox Pt s4; : the *Pr 1,. ' • t - - _ _ - . ... LAW lATELLIGENCE. CONSISTORY COURT. DOCTORS' GAMMONS, Jrms S. DULIERTY V. DUUERTY. This was a cause of divorce, promoted on the part of Hugh Doherty, Esq. against Aim Doherty his wife, ,by reason of adultery, alleged to have heed committed with Philip Wm. Wyatt, Esq. From the libel and *ideate produced in the cause, it appeared that the marriage took place between the parties ot: the sth of May, 180?., and that they cohabited N. getter as man and wife at Laurel Lodge, near tor net, till, the middle of the year . 1866, when Mrs. Doherty quitted bee husband's house, uader the prr. , tence of visiting her father, bat never - returned. It further appeared, that Mrs. Doherty took the oppor. tunity at that time to elope with Mr. Wyatt to Scot land, who had previdusly visited Mr. and Mrs. Do herty at Laurel Imago. On their return from Scot land they resided at - varlnua places in London and its environs, and passed sometimes by the names of Mr. and Mrs. 'Wyatt, and at others by the name of Daniel. . _ _ . No plea wasint in on the part of Mrs, Doherty ; and the Learned Counsel, on her behalf, in address- ritt ... 1 .... 0 0... .:tr t.... tos i ter 4 g l . palsy, and awe AMON *Oka ' • " 1 e . .1" 7. "11111, ~. VW ... 4 . 4 „, *•.. "4 . 7 .. ~ , so• It i ate -*. • 74711 . 54 4 . 1 41 Zhalroa hod 0 , terminative : *as thoneltieet,G *lllllll.a .atas '4 e • 1 " 7 lo t • ' 'bil Nits • ' '`'...i. t h ~ , ,,0..'e , ,,,i, . • ..e, a . ..', la . RaPPI . Iteittla ions, the iQs - 190tiotr, Ind *krill. P an l" l ",. 1 1 11 1 . 1 -- * `.,.' se haSheeetri: ' 440.1 41 ► - - 110 0 11 1,4 ,-..-!. - . ,1 , 111.04 ittralified to with a sl igh t eaglet • .61111‘4401116111, the ' - - to be ghee to pvaesh ps by his ing ti ii- liras d ec . 14 illiallg"Yiu ' ..3. - . -7'l hatk he 46seoinir; boa ofteusaid SOWS . 0111041 0004 146 Ai - 41 1 1 11 06"1 111 1. *, • .W.lo_,litqatixed at thit which reskrct.. ~,kti, Mu . ' . I ". GimrikeirS seseled . b• " 4 2.tti v i• It** • •• e mom bet erMieffit lit AraINIIIIINNI b• liketYle lotiP 6 "MW.: t ....L.,...; ..... . 0 ft- ► Ms Mavilitishaft Mig litiAllit •I* , ~,i • 111. 77"ar . . , , _l. . ,be disc withstan4 toe el 61.1114.1"' . '..11111 : - . ill It TON " '• . . 1 ' ' 1 . 1 ' AUL ' ' - lir I,A C elltit Ivo:110 .his intention, on the ~ •.. .. • '', ...• , ... • ari , .'. • ' of. 4 1 01 14.1 " ii v t e •less• lin amendmetti., "%radii • *NM Ira . Yi "' a s - • • • •ev. - • eetontrrneether l f . t irY "' Qv- • Go' ik, '7, 101 0 Huth centimes ~ , is. , • eent:•-i, , • • . .- , r , . •,,,, e• • ' ' conyrnienf to tilt *y. nos. . ..lit .0 , . , . 11= . ,•. i t mig . ~.., . , .;, " k m pe d i a . ~. .... .a t , . , , sown eaßy that Ile i***Ceo 411.11 d f 1 , * so -alit asst *hi ( • ^ likkerds)l e ff Peid t oo .n o i n d . by . See t• .t• 'Cab %-. iiiik s iela . 4 , 4014 , . • fikil arias lit) i 'l6 IPAII4OI frollsOogifix of4Pereetsal favour, and to >--41 4 - - - :llPan ti irtnent systems. With to.. tg i tt4, .ge, v e r n_ I* . a •fti.,:fon. .....„11 ,itt, i ,. . t ;Zoble OtOti desesibed the • "egeitailiet %lit llifiheibliiildei P. *site. s - illaa Mb l i t fois eidoi G a ... . a _lielleretsegettions to make. stoned a great deal el teat: such opp.ortl44o llll4 . ~ ~ , tolOttiettovereelhati . Put.e6)n.han .. 14 liall: 111"11411". .. I ParVihrdearti6g4bela°lBl;lil:"..lll4lllll"(beilleee°ll.44...6ll44l46lllll"alid4ribe."llll"llllll4.( :41111"11.44.11".:11:11:41' 111:Vt . 1111111."1:41161411111414.A:17114 Ata11ii:".1 7 .1 .1 .1:411.14.7.-: ; .'ol°6slairdie : :: : 7lllll f 9"ti l l "Pf:ikef:Lilagnedikafe: eitthat:e1:1;;;111";• . '.. pfiring them wittAile ' • out . * f ri ma g i P reu l ot I „ P =r4tri,c .. time Dre., ' t Airigtf4 4lll. ismis aFfittft r pin ought be,dethrehle; be allow ' edsthat th e li cens i ng thiShelt ' wit; frawded in, tin e • . would psum bet al ti tr i rt ,for t ikyn,so o lun o..o....,:t s. of sinaimi who; to list 1411110 .‘ . ' tit4tt riiit s elA fte Wes beds ISot.its souse C!Dell u . navoidable. . ,144•14 l a ulY 44. '' ' Oils bar 'FlOO.* ; ‘d!'l. t• .. t r , . 1-1.47 V - goli gi ne the T rid Too& to . I,4.4dAgniejitholf - mg, • u s : - . r same thor conversation, in Much 3FleAsr , , India oretremewt• • - .-neW .. . , , t , . , 5 .5 , ,, ,, : • ... rt d" o f - 9. , . *;. b a t ,h, had . ess , d o ubt that •,...i s timmeeseldhosid %isms stoese tee •Illstieheeeset Thwooes Queuing, .C.Grant, and Robinson, tit* • A isi st ..oly opt byisijiiiik (o the PI II .. , s , ' - r - . me m . as e ig ic t u arprey l gotefi t anglithe ; iii ssina o ilmil i ge otwA rpm istieniefee the pod* a Pest, elle Several pcorisoescosmecten with this Ram aranme 'Ministers iweerekeiged to takes!" -. , • .. • .4 enelioa sreseomead to. .• , •esseerothee-reePeet as W ell r e t n " .11.1 the het 4 4 1 1 4 44444 i moll ' iff#o4 4 ' Igo W . As . T KNE y t io r m ie the 4 1 A011 * d r * ,41 0 11 ° %'S' '. it: "•- of Liverpool,: Ilkeston and Buena" ht the Vert ! okloctimete alter the peeled of . 011, ilustit4lillettr• • par pded to wheii . . Aills , stir r by . lg . - :fad o j i ths" Pres time : a wl: he newts, is : hi at i h r. e F p f ::: uta. .Ire the : -. . or aondon. Tri. . this knew *a a warletY. l • skin the lelithis: for ethr. .. - *lheasett te ; • • , I T l ki.- ..e.• _.., _. .....„%. '•-- 01 - ,..a.a...... wa y .rodisi;ait aed iiir 1: , Jon ... i . libia r tel . , ‘ ,,.. t amc ......_ powd,. to lake theeense of the House upon the pro- jiltilt, i4 i dle d O nu to m . r. :l - ~- . 0 . , . 44 7 1 iwe; vrio , !es .. . wu ..,,... % ids . otho_ ww: t -r ie coligtv: . . im.. _, v rt ,, ,,aw. ,..., - "" orilif,t s • - • 1 - 7: 1• .,_ ,1. _ l althil invi difiale u• ,ebnc lasiao sr ae s T aiiimim ow'r m i liolikukt , l A r ibe r iev cw'P etti. pasty of palpating the-!artiter consideration of this J , .• RlOllOllOl , Until gtos,t Session, but Mr. Ponsonby ru- etoo t toms at the port* meted,. if the Prumtet",- et !inestiorilhe ifiq f ', ems gesepasipest,eise th oug h im i osittlie decision. ofthis point. 'lll.estoissl'ot,.,* ll '.. ; . ,1 .4iff,1ief4.,..0 ' : Il lt:'• dwel t orittoooe heti Met' been prereased4tlie Oder • &La. 41.11 . ill Mt - it bit '.liy Caml :. . . k- '. hens theise . .**4 . • jat^-—'• • ' -` • WI ili AO rape " U". 9.7 1114 ". 4 " b e " gal * el le 1 4 6 " It ' • vlael - the 'rending of. the 13th Resolution which te„ reit ' • vs -• • - if of "Oka 4 .II 4 , I • III aPINi I Y er a • ovad dr vi s di •• ' Golozzisofoi., !A vcosiefir •tp oh. int roduction of m• • . •., • ' India dies& .. f :. odamit ) tod . „.• i r k e i sso A go b e d ; b ro „,,h e f . , . • . • . •. , ... as. . . n • ssion..ll,t Into r 6 i the • ioni c "Zt er ". 1 7. 1 . 44 , . ii ,t AtE d S forcibly felt it his duty to oppose hit (Oil 1404 it iiiii:o , o7,lk • . - ion, oonsincen as ke was that its adop- tlntt the - India' Company' would 'slot have oneented wailer% el= . , se pery isu a = 4 -7- . .-• iLleell , ll2 'S N:Lii• o r t440.1•t• vows / went brO•vortios4ro s fat.; ; inti e p t 14t Mall io s _ i . .. 7 , D .Y ,!,..: -, • . 1 . 7 t.7 17 .r.. •;„.. ~I ‘ " l ll, l6 , : Ae nieh tlis bi lt_ ____, °lll.l/115.6 2L Pria ; We wash] to the loss of India to this bountry. trout the tittabiii ' .060 ..Viegolnerileteed im il saf iv i r` v ` A ., 7,.... ~f , _ ~ - . :. . 6 4 i i .a - 4 05 1 . ,._,,._______,1 • 15 ` l 7_ l• L L lN 'r •w .2‘t 111 " 1111MMI , 41. *W.W. I be" • lAA CASTLF.REAGII wished merely for the of propitiating Abe . _LT .ilirough the I lir 'Jetsl s eWlL" I J". 4 1: 11 4.7 "".. • e tell " ,• l l, ' 1 " "'''"" en " °as ' w dam " present adoption of this liesolution pro forma. At soitlip # Court, to acquipeekin eiseir , whom WO the whole, the choosciii.4.o#,.. habits ot. • .: , tit , , ~ a g t h e country . Th e H ow . G ee s ln* it the same iime.he must express . his hope, as he before *Otought the ••aialvoottld .be,sen liwao *gest* inainide• :no stab' s Soid, alit d s ieie, ~_, 4 4 o ,__ ~ ,mseep politic lea tette of ,voine for the t part iu- sseetiened, that this question should not be discussed valve. • ..- ', - _. _. _ • • e -' • * habit or'An jetreethele e e 41 1 . 1 •M l T *Teladl i e 1.. . Imelble 11_, )11* 0.211•11, On 11111 clear of ria,aat le that 'lons', such discussion being toolikely to pro- s 16 . .tun d urAig d e s** As otokforitip change in their habits, manners, tad * mante l Niel! .e' 'l4Ol he trlotni to.the • Government o the Com- - -.. .r - 7 - - •`• • ;memo , ~:.4 tie.. duce mischief in India. s „..' : . • •-*' .`. . EOM CotealllNW4d represente d or ar . i r rid t4i 9 111ait i eli lad vaild tells to a till ""try. Mr. WHITBREAD ridiculed theidea of depro. envie* Ia ;Reign • • • Mr. lishilNl*Add, the . ir refleolltePle Oleg' .T.ltit Ad. been . , o w n .....,_. . r 4 CHANCELLOR of *the EX EQUER eating ditcession upon this or any other question s p f bqt were.4lB)_r o.eir tiiii; • .. . __„. ! • end still rmighwid Ai pane in sia :"^"'" f4seiended that_the missive proposed, Gold' not which the House was required to decide. • At' led CAMERNAGII all . 'aloomi wis .cu l thrnr, "' I P r"0 1 now. "-wall ..... "gu • OillNabi *Set et admitting stringers lialts bast. The Mr, PONSONS Y. followed on the same title, con- t of, by the perenwtoo4letestaisetioa el the .of their s entries. Out of their prejudices, a . I. ~- . . - for . &andel yes in -fact ve •narcow, ceiviug it a most singular.case, that while the carry- - Court of. Directors: . . • . ' mentioner . r their reijiloe as one of the "reel* * she .advocates of the Company ad eadea- ing of:the measure was to produce no evil, wtalk of Mr. TIEIINFY said lb, wishe d to seder- those prejudices. He had derendell the Premt s' : - .to Ott it one bread ground. Th difference it would be ruin. said Obit *ere the green& eretetiay the Gentle Men tens of Government in India, not as one Geatiewate .-I.in ' the Company and the Gover • nt, was This Resolution, and the 11th also were agreed , ii . hie o.v.p9ots, -timeimovitteed Us Majeity's Mi- would reposed, on the ground of '4le.__,llllPfet city, 1. ' . abet theeempany did net wish- extension i to. The House resumed-the Report was received, setters. .- 4 • "•"). ' '.. to k_, _I aptituith bet• Pelt! merits . _ , n , 'MC/ opp osed , .•• • -... to the out .porte of the (Jilted i(ing- I ordered to be taken into further consideration on . A.. 1. ~ ? , •... • ! boa 'citsTEAßE*Gli laid lie Majeaty's- Mi- the 441tholie system as being reamaq 'llaijb" - ' "mgr . , , ' '. .. ( wa s imident, helmet', that auy danger of this day se'nntght, and to be printed. • .: misters- .hed•toOtle OViheir minds on the.impotOe ported the present wont o( Government in inett s is J AR in •..• of .straniers. Into India, would arise. from The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, I ' l46 ' o * l i f d **l t *, -: .IPartiliglent• H. se.; n radically g °l4 * . The Catholics ' aid not I'k JA R in sallies from this kingdom, not from their re- pqrstiant to notice, brought in a Bill fbr explaining Ibrred.tftte agnsibtatfle Member' to the papers wake to the r htw . for prote,dentite indiums did.. If, toning hither. The Hight Honourable Gentleman and amending the 48th of . the tiling, with regard to -Mk. - • _ - . • hturevr, ‘ Alma. u, v o c li et denier to legs 14119V ittila , tberCeoutedeti s that an 'Mertes, •of • the exports to the Stamping of Promi4sory Notes -- Read a first, 411 - ' . c. pOURTENAT said, that - Lod Melville, se s i kt somis,l24Megkes terfel indium% Why not rat i ____ India might hereafter take plaits, fr om the vast in- 1 and ordered to be read a second time on Thursday Watly Its • ifiBll, -intimated to th e Fist India Gil- ein nimppeined,tredO.f—te !As t i, Plosienteds "min ! mom which betteetually happened on some amides. next. -"any. that the trade woisid 'be thrOwn art!, althbeglit itte.stattd Reiiodicil .5 1 4$ Omit that t h e C e n l ki lli ti ' The 'wort of cotton goods to that country, had for After some routine.business the House adjourned, -feetn-ail appe'etteosion of smoggiinah . that NOW LordTwero 4010114 10 ail ii . e r .61114941 . 114,14164 " 4 """ r " ' some Ape locreosed two fold in every fire years, in at half-past three o'clock; to Wednesday next. . . ____ _ ........... 0 eositrevrvi tide pany, - and came his tea • . y,speFir e e= . , - -v-i b t -, . , T- -.- .•-• iiii i i i ..... vr :. • ~ . . i . , ~, i . .; .. is. on l y uga , Too g . h. ,chairoao tiled pro, tentinatiee. was thent.stitsait Covington ._. r _. , , _ ma . e , es • ' , . . lea" ' • • ert4i .100. t ...,4, • , Ilel . lialit i iiiai iika ib . '', It i ii i. l-1 4 011/ .. l 4Sidatiene, the toot* 1 • - **Bettiose, %et *rill Pee skers o' s • 1 ROO - * ' ' k et lheart." ' ***a , • • . , ‘,.. . - !.- , AlV l ' v r,lifrolci to with a slight 'whet 48 .41 tie i. Ilroidec • e., IladattAlltek 11l - . "all hods - lu:46 1•101 4 . boa bree° lll4 ** NS 6611•41110.046141 -et 1111171114 44 , . . ... %twitted et th a t which resnyct. • lbs. limaisettivet a° ' • " in b e ghee tit Private ships by the Goeenseient eemood . be e#4lhiellietokivOili •• V ' , . r __ a meow a c s h aaasse hoo t so d mot :. . '', . iledebtes ell ei . ~, 1106411111 1 I* • e., i ,.,, , w • 111. 7 1 = 4 , . . - ‘,be difieillielleirtrePawitlistalWarainitallie .nawierase .— ems . 4 l._ . 16-166 , le neltm s 6 W, • Abeig , .1, _it ns, . , . conceivodit * Weal Mt .... i . I;eitetwes It I P/ ' : ''. ......... ' " 40( . 1 - . 1 )4014 0. •'. ! - lc . 1,A C 14110 eeprepeed his intention, op tive 1 coultuiPafliberev . 0 . 4 Y -,,..._ T., • risk - I go •7, 'TT %tat CO1111411! „, i .. , ' "'Pr :". i ; , •• •..- , r t • • •a. , " ' 1' . • : •', ... i.. ' ' ik _ . : tbll i gepOSl, to- mom an amendmetic convenient to give * j , .. 4 . kasasee , sorr•-,11 .., . • ,_ • he 1 ,„. 1 . • • , • •at IS , ~...., . ''',, *MOM .„• . .. •me 1 .., Joe* diosedir that Ile Umtata* Buhl OD - midi last 14 0. 4 ( •_ 4 ucker de ) , naPoo ' ' ' L ai , i i i i m i 7 ,,,i . ilt doe t. .i • • Astis .- -• IMO* . 4 .. . • lihd eat • lib " -10‘1114101610111400thes of *personal favour , to t.' 18 4, . ite_ ~ ,sern,„"lea • a° o o . 1. 1 " ,I tti c it.. . 1 7; 11 " ra be 04oinse &wend th e 'of lietailillit %WV lliMifflliathildiii fee ' but*. • - the Mb , - 4 ll 4l - - - . - 1111 en 1 irbewal system. irith re. ut. `" rtnagi t .. deal er " sw"P a. .17 q a;11 . -. .. circled. . el 11 10 11 1-leeeoeof lb* :lola' aloPfhlYl Ilo, f 1 1 11111111116 . A !OW IP he wile•eifeesii• tetfletwelralarof Om Rowe, he elsouhi . i d etv . atoned a 1"a- , lma - I.'d • ad * •' - •edias width be we not boteouidettst vitsarSiestatir,' Illio foe rirßa G s . llllllllntiftleglittell to SAL - 'lute such 6 14 1 .*! 1 ‘77-,7 ----, e ,-;------ partiet a ar l y i n ree peel.ep.ahe.latejleg . of what were slol)9oapl e _ 41111 rj..hi: s earthithiale• ~ . .7. - : - , geed cAgr I 4KE4GIi agreed that some alters. tolistifelGoverasilhali . Wall . eillt4 00 wits de. • as *IL ..., IR . _ , UMW la the feral ef the licence, as well as of the dint' called Preisl i es - . • Oring, thee' wi k .., tl " ll° 2 -. • ---, f aced ;as e l e Win li t4ehi s , time pre.. ' t * Arili ' .. . ,sin nu& Kelerkehlo; he allowedthat the liceusing would pease wasefir sti trellea, -. . • thi lvilkse .61 6.... .eA ra I.. nA ls gs . u nto .pp e p oo ito . o f omerel . who a to Vie *MVO . • t k n o , 4 l& ( system ems bed, login Knee cum unavoidable. . i° llt Y ri ` l 4* - ' •••" a F • • xdi!‘i .,, ,wr . 1...4 ~,,,,„,„. tharid Tr e • to . l A A. 4dAnlisim e olt m i l d, Ai da , r• - . !lifter some farther conversation, in which Messr•, 5. ) ' festal Governmeet,' - eall' hatteetv• 1 petteithb, s ,,.. , , , , ~ t of ; but .he had no datilst that • I d steesess ew,dho e td % v i m " k.. t u s t egge e kijoid eet 'rkw...Y9 (*ening, •C.Grant, and Robinson, took • jiellre42,oPthy.l4lo,l* (o the • 01. s ... 4 ' ' - r. r ... me w - as a u t o * neWeriteli t asellithe : se ssire s iiinlime i t ikeioge mien& chs hise pdoeipt e a Pert, 'the Several peovisoes.cosuiected with • this Re. • . I ,,, J u s _.. ,s to Lin . .., taillike weseasterad to. ' ar".• wallimiet.f.iiiikll‘heiged 4 tat. " - . Wait — -•- . . .•••Terrelber- MIMI 2,9 wilellA rthlt 44 ..; th e 4./4 Illikeilf. l .l l ,. felf4tMKlSSlvitkoteres- 0r..-o. see , s t; vow E y sad . . I V n Ale gi1t,1 1 4 r.. 1 * . ;;,.k' : , A " ) . o f il Of Li ve I t likistol, . a d i n 0 1 , 1 , ess i o l ic slew ether . .- , , sea. by weidsi it the time when he ineant, as he pro- ehd RUBOR in the Part ! ehjectlee . to alter the puttied et' pitia deetthoesttee. • . . expressed a wish that Mr. Pon. , el' wis e Pw° , . ..,_ 1.. . o f. d' on . p . , - this Me !teem that a wasietY. 1 . 101111.14; 'le ;. . : • ',ft" lki DONI, ..8, „ea lore' • , ... .-7 - , - i - 1 - bacubeen _ rud ,.....0 an d ~.- , ...i. r. ..,.. . , ..:. ..., k Ai.... r, .. , ~..,. ..,„ _ -_. pood,. to lake thelensa of the Hogue upon the pro- I:ailltil Of GO .' ; `.- ~-.. , , Yltrlpd* smillitt %,•*•• . of *mews . . _ t on = of 472 iiiir. v. - gaRT I -ann. eassemosu, -thav the coo- r i s k, 0( postponing t he- farther consideration of this Toi tho Umber , NW' , aos vie .-•- ..ids ellen,. f.t. Collinitlati "!, ; 410 diltidokhd=. 1111141 . 11 . 111 2 1111611ae filitehi- totteatere- until' twat Session, but Mr. Ponsonbe re-- osetw o ot •• a lai . , -14 s t fl i s kids : . Stdt. t ilt tems at pot . terimn tos etted,. if eated tbe 4 Pred e ret s ;; :inea t i orghe ou s peepeet e sai,e u d demo . * paivettlie decisw . n• of this point. 116- ersi alert- the 'readi of. the 13th lir : . . : .:-.. • smu o ki- g .it suck ra.... , week .., .. rot . • - 0 thllill Oil** 4NV Ing 4idi.iertmier4 (far: attu taw ). .• it . iiii - stetiontat: krd rce. ye t e h ut bes ,ll. af "W .Thai ., :wari0n5 , = ... iige ... ,5 ,... ,,,. biru .__ Lur ,t f 1 - itillei A .si,/,......._ .1 . - v. tiip . . ~ .. _ a . S . a . tip lbs introduction of .M ISSIOMat 109 into India, 6(4 'hay C "" t• - . 111 621. Ma .fia lodiaCegeopair cratgi th orto r lA* . , 44* * 81 4 1 8 0, u‘guai l o - r 00 " li g . . ! 1 " 0 ." 4.) "' w h ich . ilisto.rinomnt fit o st aan ses• . ~lITItiIES forcibly felt it his duty to oppose that the - India' Company would ve -eeleseet l d ststa t e V e t 11 . . tOM .. . A ..,, i . ref g . 4 ,1 0 The lair= &at* fraltegegoolo4.l , ' ion., eoterinced as he was that its eddy- *Witte Vain/mem ScoSeTittintrAWfitj'isiePt g e t tite r , . 1 7'. 7 9 7 , : .. ,• . 7 7 t.7 7 .r., _____,.. :,., ,•,' ' link, ,_..egeleitv bet t tde w e e . eite Pik : Bea =laid to the loss of India to . this tountry. from the delsaiii • .014 .;:d , eillitertitioed Pottlij iv nbll ~_ .. - . :. - . ii . a - "MN gni Imme*linlionielh'ealeleit ' l4 ' the 11180 . Lard CASTLRREAGII aished merely for the of propitiating ,ati . . i lA T o f i teDniih the Ilit 'Jevi ll i' Ai n' j ilt " ' , 4 4 4„, -,,..- . • r ig i . .. digh.4o9aramt * °nal " lee "! present adoption of this &solution pro forma. At Court to aciptipate,iii bwir view**, 4 the whole, the cleiatacteilead„babits of ' . ' : , to , ~ a ir th e country . Th e H on . G entles " it' the tame time .he must express . his hope, as he before A n o to ' sti v it t o .. t od seto od harem .*- 00 omgetto metalgia. Ito only Paid, that ' .),teie_._. ~___.9 ! " e __ ~ entaa e leeigthi s Ina loM of ,velne for the t part in- alseethmed, that this qumtien should not he discussed valve. • . .....- 'i - ... •__ _ - • ' e ..• '..... . bebilltY orAil immediate . or eSire fin w. lialible ,111_ the Gefterfs that As choir of "Mete la that Heise, such discussion being toolikely to pro- . • I t ir . .fityw isis d e s igns's ' Alio aegkoritt fes. change in their habits, manners, and wants , slieh -11$' 'ifiroiiitt be 'let e irtoos to . the • Government o the Com- ' . duce mischief in India. . eistettst. ~::....i..w..., _ . ~ •.' : . • •'* . 's . ''. I some. CveelkleWld represented es, ti * liFtlaY It ha 1 II" to Mend' of thi ceeett7. Mr. Wilrf BREAD ridiculed the-idea of depre- ) Mr. , 1160d, the 1 1111(. 1 0Noe Old' 3. l iStif•intd bee" "Pg a° la ale/18 .._ r .' A. CHANCELLOR, of the * EX EQUER eating diteussion upon this or any other question moo „ rem " a. over t4i.. . an d e a essee io n t . the aline in their Owit meow ; !..' ,l o a t ua d a d e at Ak e maaaire prom* . to -. ~ oult not which the House was required to decide. • Aired CAMAIMUNI ,Did` Anniedil liu .cu i the ol S l * P r " 011 how. triii " "thes 16. 011111Othhe *feet of admitting stranitai Inte ndia. The Mr. PONSONSY• followed on the same title, con.. 'Court of . by the peranwtorydateresistideo of the .of their ejitergliee.li e t of their prejudices I a - l' 7 ' .. , .. . for Awash* Was in -fact ve - nartow, ceiviag it a most singular.case, that while the carry- . Veitirt til. Directors: . * mention** their nil, nas one of the - ing of:the measure was to produce no evil, tatalk of Mr. T I EIINFA r • aid thy misled to , under• those prejudices. e had defended the present s. - - .to Ott it one broad ground. Th difference it would be ruin. what . . . . • frond Were th# grounds urea, the Gentleme n tam of Government in India, notes one Geatiewrig . - 14 • . ' the Company and the Gover • nt, was This Resolutloe, and the 11th also were agreed far i fi e Oetlertst 'th erelm ' e l tr eedi titt Idaisifs Mi- would . represent , on th e ground 4 411 " 1 " I P ° al. t I. ' ' •• thet theCempany did net wish- extension i to. The House resumed-the Report was received, eisters. .- . 4 • `' - '?" - I' '. - to its autineity,. baton its merits. lie bed applied ..„.. 1 .1 .• • ••' . to the onto orb of the (Jilted Ring.' ordered to be taken into furthfr consideration on • • ' Ira 'Citt,STLARE*GR tahl ihis!Majeaty's- MI- the Celtholic system as being radically bad•-he Mo. !, , , ,-. , , s:( was evident, however, that say danger of this day . se'nnight, and to be printed. • - •.: misters- had timije uyiheir minds On the-ggiend . e. pered the present , e s tsteni o( Government In Itelikas j: ila ic . .. °titration. low India, would arise•from The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, • k : lthiets"Se Y. lifd * o °P t ''.!°-: tetlia'nent• He .._ _la.; beefi ng ra d i c al, ' W u ' . The Catholi c s 'ad net taak ;• Telaele sailing from this kingdom, not from their re- perstiant to notice, brought in a Bill fbr explaining limed aide IlgoebtaMe Member . to the paper:ea . * la the r iew . for protectieuffebe Indians did. . If, turning hillier . The Right 'Honourable Gentleman and amending the 48th of . the tiling, with regard to -table: - w • _ - • . ' Atiareecr,. i thattat skn of danger la i this innovetiou, acw•eauteded., that an 'kerma of. the exports to the Stamping of Promissory Notes --Read a first, . .., . "+i4 f.:OURTENAT said, that - Laid Melville, ea pepeutepindleesea lora instigate s why not fe.,...t ,! pia might hereafter take plaits, from the vast in- I and ordered to be read a second time on Thursday Wetly Am *OM; -intimated to thi Fist India Co.. as, enaora Red_ I "a d° P -71e !" 1 - 4 " dented, ' 'Meese which blamefully happened on some amides. neat. -pony. that the trade would 'be thrOwn Open, although itte.stated Peiiiteliclil .540 1 eleels. th at the C es Oli e l i ff' The report of cotton goods to that country, had fee After some routine. business the House adjourned, -*Moab apprehension of smuggling,lbal raw bordTworp.ssoli4 to sniwer iltllii.o 9o 4!keleedev e gee s h il" ' I.ospe Abp. Increased two fold in every five years, in at half-past three o'clock; to Wednesday next. Ares ',dispensed to confiqe the 010.'0; the port 'of l'ing„te fonr,psinfops, slid if Iltese reipilarialla mire i - •tendott. The lionotirableGentlemitaufnitted die broken In ,aper s the regular .payments, and, of geOmetriall isrogretskon. Tliis was in an article too, tie - Y hut been considered to be one in which the LAW IATELLIGENCE. teceility of adepting the arrangemesitl, , eiserte„the_ credit of the Company , Mast be ' 'I" : Indian menefectures were unrivalled. Leather, -imam- .., , • „ .. - , 'With a. view not merely UV „ raal interest of iatra l .l. MO pleat of eenOng out free merchaele , moonen „, , . goods and other articles, had increased CONSISTORY COURT. DOCTORS' NIMMONS, Sens J. -Engfemi, bat to the metal illritsivelisent of Introi t too t . 4kb etes.aew in tim Company, and which •11 1 4 , r Wall toeing..k : not In t h e sante enormousproportion. DCILIERTY V. DUIIERTY; - which mutt bribe tvinereoieci eradimunkathig 'to ..erea, ' progisitial (Co transfer avail' t 4o theGoteransestes tipa r p r aot accruing to the Company ,from the ludian 'the 1111 dten • PoPetetke. 'the el'.4o.oit ef . the 'hole ime/4 , . es'ef teierilies 06'6 to this ° ?°! 1 " ' trade wet (if any tin too toe inconsiderable to form of T H h og is h wa lk t s skrarrtuyse, of divorce, promoted on the part In and it 11 ,0 • might *be andoitto 11 4 4 1 . 0iat i *et 17.t* — . 11i -_, l a ittellei P olitic ° highlinu ‘ ~- !any support to their government By one ealcula. ( wife, by Esq. against Ann Doherty his 'poE4ttiost sh Wow t' olive seine god. - • '.. Ai, TElti4ir Re reason of adultery, alleged to have beea 1 lion it was made to amount" millions, ttr:L ii • /I , _ .4,,.. 0*1 .,.. 5iiid . ; tit i.,_.., _ .... at'lft did i _ o llot ... atio u l mu. R, , itRONSTQN aid s the oaly ahem ' renewal of the charter (1793)t but it was found that i libel sod evidence since the I committed with Philip Wm. Wyatt, Esq. From the liPalgrials _l.... la :i :il it " Irw iluiC h 13 " 1 !"'"`, ~_:l , A . . .""`..,a w l" "i_i_ arbotibe Casiper4, as far as he coeld conceive it, the interest had been :forgotten. Thib formed a dr. . I produced in thi cause, it appeared that the marriage took place between the parties um eT.° ll° . • .9. but "It's , 4 . 4 5ti e ... a t e,!` 5 e155". 1 . w ......"7._,M s was this, that they had governed India well. If the .4ie.tioe of About • I.oloo%9oPland In addition to this 1 the sth of May, 1802, and that they eohabited te- ot private wagers into k mail, g " - - g7l- ‘ s r"' -poled material change was to be thrust upon them, .It was to he ceaseidieteditket the interest was often f,or lekitillidett l irtrand for apprebelidee, Minot fr‘ders - 1 getber as sun and wife at Laurel Lodge, near liar- .. .. .., . ••• . ory rould vady say, tkey stoceived it as It was tine. two turd at s he' Rte. . That, as the net, till th e middle of the year 'lBO6 l when Mrs. Y e e", • • twartoo like!! in, thAir . seArcli :golfs 0 pik!va a .... 1 ma apeketere not as a 'Noe or of East India ' charge amotnited'to 1;4116,000I. 'undere calculatiou D o h er ty quitted het Insbaad'a house, under the arc. , i,,,•irftill,,Went,,lsw,___,r4i,th,kl;l"ch ell sad IStock; 'big as agilely British and Asiatic. If the .at fire per tieot.eltalot-eHeyeer'en each investm .. ..ents te ti ee of Asitisseher father, but never returned. It ihm wire .ii.. ^.'s • r. ',.... l . t imitt .a ."`, Psvm l l l `., ...... "Y• ,I, I 4 ' • i5 ,.. -44 i earepeny were note titled to what they asked let' the reel anise* alletfilirelsmialleneli realm Tee ' further appeared, that Mrs.„Doherty took the.oppot- '''' ' - w ere .j . ..''''''''. 3l ` . 42 ,7 11 . it' te • tisea ..''''` aw ..• • India Ahem not hams It. &die was the *owl epos which Diueotosi being elms depeited . of -nothing valuable, 1 Zit tunity at, that time to elope with Mr . Wyatt to Scot- .; -. 0 t21.-,....t.....5t a r. ....„ . - ,e ;,1,,,e5-on, z , htljk w i the Tyrant of the Continent had, for yeare been .: e,ral.haring Went! fe .timite Ott tadaninistratioa of a! lan d , w h o had previously visited Mr. and Mrs. Do- k e I ' '''' ":"' f ` r 1 ". 1, 7 r5. . - 7. ' `''.° 9 ' I 7 I I I I P -**-- i•eagerly bent and he lied not kart it ;on th; e on . no ble ? Av i v . an d a most valuable brush of trade ! betty at Laurel Lodge. 'On their return from Scot- -64 olthreldie; and , t h i s get ' o f d, . ' `a it 'billinitrati lateral itee'ske rothand • !V a t trary, it was sow mote than at ani e foriler. period, (that to China), cool" got with S peariety be cis- !and they resh t l: i d sit'varkes passed celacsesbin the e d e o m n e a t n:l f ilf . .. 1 :; 1 1/ 411 , t i re ll . erbr i4e the 'rnigo l ' * . * teest I I ...clite hm frem i... li a ls a gg "t• It was whileth:ardlat another oh. dia Colic- ' satisfied . its GRANT replimilhortly. ' ' l l:l s r e . n a v n ils, Mrs. a Wyatt, and at others by the name of I mo ANlitn. h u l ls" . • .c 4 ., ; ., 4d ,-t, - • .- ii .,panyt.........,.........ig, y I.l ' l t&L . A .na y i . ll : T" -. :"4. ----1 :.; f, ,iZ ". .4 . 1.,..2.t„.. ".4. ..,.L ...! ject of bitambition had been able- wsccessfully to op- . ' Mr. FORBES answered the last Speaker. .. D an i e l. , 4: ,,,,-....,;,.r.',' 7 51 -7 ; ‘,"` ' tf.!,".rrs ..,‘‘' „ 4177 spose•hisefferts. The Caraway had setered India at , L or d CA,STGEREArmiI gee* ,a*Pialltod •Mt No plea was yet in on the part of Mrs, Doherty, ; . , \ ' •:: r<, F i f y gro p h o pressivoly aaitt a idav io ih inti isreall,_eick_peeee.oattl) Ill', let.sigis country' think well . elews aa .te. ,th t 0 Alai* •of yga o cooNiW . . nads! . .the „ We' avid thaLearaed 'Counsel, on her behalf, in address. tumor. towy,oy • inaopting 'the present measure, en- , a t urtfiensen . Ifithillarable i - • 2 ~,, .. n I , l , let,weets the three I% itefill - f-10c4,4 doiellbed.lit t ett . . !elsiogesed *Leaky. The C o mpany had governed • After some mutt"! t erelAesitews i t ng hem thi t s e t C a o k n e r e t, o sa th i e d ti , m it e w et eu t l h d e b c e ee un t w t aierreargnteaibelge thein Ifi t ien,)r .nlio.np.oPii:#.ii.ti, .., 1 !.. 1 ,, ta#1 ",', 7 liidia wAl s sleek Handful of SlatoPottot could throe reading *akere; '- * •- " case. It also appeared that Mr. Doherty had ob- 'sew inttPlatift,lePre , ! , LT L. ,_,,V, 11 . ,...ed1he' - fiAA .l... telu zi reseet .s 1' I te sens a v e rue d.dikokopta of people . The natives • OficeaffllNG etptiesed his .i,on c erence with mined a verdict .el -100111. damages, in the Court of gainia,,,i ,itia, Tiow„ i t `c o .. Asm ou r v ro i t rile n rg ~.'w a. 7.1 . ,..7 riii. ,4 , h . bad (basted tinffskipany foe' a. • while, and View they , the ftemslotion. under Cansidendatm,-andizendured jo • ' gi ng % Bench. • • -"''''"' 'P • tf • ,7 1 "T i t"."7"'" 7 " 7 " - . - ; . governed them by *Section . inure then br their army. ' terms- of unsiderable Wefts the endeavours of-the • The Lea r ned SAie (Sir Wm. SCOTT) said, there Ind ifetillielAittel_ trafelt Inlays of the coitifort '1 . „,_. - Mr. Hastings in ids writings had atom ,' that - there Ostepany to engross' within their own power all the liattßitst ? tWidiaited `Chi India i r l° °, r - e .f t miseld be an bait fill of the aotisti7 ofile- ' convinarcial ,iio_lioliti:cal • Powers they before mijoyed. to the adultery , and therefore he pronounced for tha was full proof of all the necessary facts with respect " a r te ' s v - ,,, i a "-" itih : .t .na t his r,Trl "-- kilia, -who m ., I " sleep o f opiden ft boil. Greven- 1 A eenversatiOn alto fool place beta-Pen Mr. Grant :ad 161 1 t 49 rOen'Y ',- i 4l ' .. . I . 2 ed:* . • I meat took plea, a The Huge was sage- dahig •ilds 'and Lord Castlereagh ) itOon the gabiect of . nnalt4- . • _. sandy which the husband . prayed. • • j• lliebralsGA -t, t '; , ' ieolled to several mate. . , eid i iti the 1 . . .... , ~ • mitt 11 ; m ... v - . b o p -lost instantaneobs faille the Palm* ilffielnaktet 4 tle' - 4 0 tootle , from le th a l . aala ., lila . • 1ia .... calt7. . of p rocuring . On Satiday . se'nnighta hare,.pursued by four doge, l• ' V adt , • -, '- ' •*- 7 -theta regitlect, thatifeblllt *nee lest ledler dtt7 lest '-eMellie• EL _•,,* 47 - 6 . ; . 1 . 6 g r ga l e . ; _ io ,„ ° d t I tit a . l .. P ilibb . i f L aii - ra t ti , i rr° , 4 7, -It for ova. He ai noteay that thebthiti of the 1e.,! , .-, .a , . 1 . o v. loatt kpwroiT made -a ,..i fe t.A w.geoiv e,,.. by.... all 14 I d 'glaring the time bf divine service, tau between a -. - • feeffr 9; tlit,,.._4l9llmi„,_°"' fad; , refs in the meeting-house .if Ballyeatton, . 0 * I 1 I , • . tiarabut any . n ' ' ' 'Hi l it "lilt*. •14 " 1 ' '" l oon - etteelli 4 °heir habits slid - *Tite"StM,ll: s r es ' 'l' f on d l y ‘ . ."7 .. . s" ."" man's lata in e " sea a t waa tke at d a o a o d r iag of i w a h t ic h h a - • :: ~..,• 9 ) -- L' . • , . . I " b l l,‘X . l 4 i ft : , 1 P,7 61 t h °„• 4°W it ei „ - - '4,, Pro . *ore likely to Its.edicted is ! the Coemilany Ode* ...sides. ' •' - • -v, h a e ll p e pe y, n . ed and t . o la b y o ' where the untinued about fifty minutes ; the 67'616.66- u lt . ' • llu 'lbaL' ilil ? i 41:1111I wj. 4'67 '.4n, other -die f` j r- itoi l t :T a .m t aa and ailwa t i his : b 6 : l 4 4a.t • stoai ‘ .' 1/11 ' 0 , 1431/111°"Ir i ae diaticat :W on , "" ' on t" •814 ,1 s Z o it nta t' he o se .4.111 4 4107 we were dit' ven:Of.•.• When intermission of wor- t Il i i ) • s ' I) • s'A ST . ' "." Wtetritti — At sammaltaliwt q ..-ems -.&-5....1........-................5a ..e....... Vb. 1 AIRS P° 9 e Pella `th e. we l l i - lea n r with °' ' 14: ttiitlitbi t eti.terlio ptila ty 04414 4 " h. r es t . "' L ess‘ s h t eelife e °N b' 1 '""'''''"" l • . ins" , 1141 "" 1 " 1111 . 5111 " 1 " 5 "7 .99 ull . ""P . ‘. '' ', '-; . * tititi, was takti in'soner, and given.to one of the i •_ 1 ~_l , ~,;.' i ta i i .- tit - of -. the Whole emit% main a peculiar asasuisrissrthe ono Wive. - * *ova as ono ' A - ut t ,tbat - ~___ elm who inatently tutored her to liberty. 1 Il i! 'to* * . __Pi .P. - 7trenPuti "r; Z v i :Alikaocadebislogyeleeirtipe bleb et ;the- rows . itii cliiitir,.,ef the . Ondia__Caleir.7 .4 , ettitt 11 41 ...„.. ' iswirittimbit .of *Attune Ise 4 miittlirs; ~,, a '''' i stances of • extraordinary good feCtune by e ' 1 1 414 . 1 , 0 111 •Prellse "ttat lbe id lIII4' MIMIC' . t an % i 'l li ° 4111 1 IP6 I " eifv " 11* . 1m11 ' ... '''' " el ° tionflons obseurity to great wealth have ' e i th el it iv . ■ eteosera t In • .brivitlAßGAPlrealarfoni io 9/401 . .6 a ssi e o l l iii.i.r.gm. the grade bask , tto .the . Oars' • if: kV 'ittlirliii'l 'thlit attenipt•; *he siteeld seilikm en . , . t pertOna in the neighbourhood of Stant- ( ' . 1ia i 1 1 ee1i a1eizai. ..... , „. ...r ..., ,,k eu „, k 1 ,,,,,..„, ,, , , a `0 ,. .,,: e444 ', p etir.‘,.. . t : ' , 4. .... cied. . 410ilialm;m how coot tile trade b i e kadi givoiLbeist ßet;eoe , .... be dhe it id i e t ' ll y te are treets oisd e il .Pot stil l i tS bo es e ti s T i t a 4 h ; L le t s t ho he u rra en.. . i sorp , ° . 4 kl irre 4 . i lf ; j gbi r s ienl mol i t tio h. ....:07 sa ii o th f e T cas iz e o o ve f r, s. man o S t eirmot .0 ' -. Chancery , e "' '' " ittten a"Y lso - ri a". ' wliac ii s'" in ga; * .l . Ail ' 1 6 •81 - 400600 . 161014 " 61 % 4 °0 41 toilegel.4oo°°lt°PeetPeses the Og ie l* l t this kwiten ' t-14 '• decree in has become heir to pro- )) h t t 1: 1 . test . ' Id * 13-e . illi4n llllH Ge ' nitelit .. eie s ‘ • cillilif) i I. 2 • ' ,,,,.. . 41 ,i 4 : ' k ill t ! " -.. 46414 Wl* got " ° B Y " I , ll l ln r 4 0 .04 1 ""• S A ss k en. • • ..- .'..•_,14._ ' ,' - • eag l e ismouetieg .- to abst 300,0001. ; the other is X l , tt ... ' a g ain ' blab ' a ll" k°4 " " 1 "" a " r e ' ' S k t a e ki ces I t ise erdold to g " 4 " 1 " a d ivision ,. -.-- 7r of Mr.' Bradshaw, gamekeeper. to S. O'Brien, , . .. .. .. . 16, 1 , i i iaes . tha tme s s khtirecitiad: is '4 . • is - •, ' pew!, sad 14 a .forit , Tay taw yearsT-tber ! 'Mt' j ' n ~,,- .... i '' ' ji . ~.........1 iini .ha f Glagon - who by the death of a brother, .1.41001•11-2 that` et ' wa'k'e 111 - ' ' '''' -1: . - i "ON NS *bill •s t tia, '' • t ' ' - rs whe were sloe eFe°'' • Alf* ZIY. 0, goz•411 01111, " s''''''''.'"'s e " - '''''''''' mini; ° years. resident . in India, has (with another two- :.. -- v--- iv .' ' ' --I tg a t r i •, i hoodllair foe • sial sal to the ilitr rigg.slll ' necestarn to 04014 MUM er ttel- creek- -- • than himself) • th i,L eva .4 . it ,•la , ... ~ , _____,,, i . . . sll ' .t. n " I % 1 " • - ---.1-..' " 1.... r.... •'s sk.s. 1....1.1. thee, in still hambler circuinshinces . . . , d ece i ve d ; than l e g ume slop. lomp,opoo.tbo itoo spv.. -im.....e 4. 1 -.9. • ememes a aired 30,000 1. • . 4fil i tit ilitee t 11 = 114 kma j . ' 1 . .tr ; lit..: •., ' . ' iof s boon; ' 1100,' ` .. oil them a milieus lemtherrilladelf .natiltehe SAWS *as brought opt " -----"'-. ' wi lt it, 7 4 ` 1 ' rill ; mod titss • • AlsseS ' as Chinas: Wade .otheadirioveidpropeseaa'Amoadmont• : . . lifel ' thit'llfaillti4 t • ' ' , 1' 1 ' ' t - Of illialith &Wig telt: : • ••• • I ? ' asu I to mat 01111 .: -WS Ref •effee4l".. .the ' ';'' 4,44 arteA BII • I4 RZAWS 'Wile d to ' se b°444 " l ' d . •O a the *kb elt„.the Lally sr isms L Gskissie, Fmk. espial' . ' k*sii tam; . :4 : (mummy lest di etiolate's*, as, by Iltevelent '•goaerery.what era this satire o f the Amendment to mom o f a mo. ~ , . . . i' l ,itaildoei ithOerillittoutfeg ',•'. ' ft ' • rnensark ' „501114, 4 Malls to appealed. they rh, salgede4? •. ' ~ - • • . • MARRIED. • ( I . coporay rpyabi e'lve ,l l *:. . 7 •' • • .4,1' '! ' • "'A. m j i t ia er .... • .:,• '. • i i t ze irk ". aka C t r a ta " -Ilast ! MillitilAt l r vePlietis *VW 44teet Wee to Osi c redp i erig i i T.bruk._ .s e ss or i 'l ls ":„for trave ' r . " lace ' Appkied 'diet *' Na ee pe o oti *we - • ' . - ' ' 44 ! . 4 ' kit . • • des 0, Impose ' r • pledge Maesakt .01 . to the ittotle ..ei Proceeding h e Pisl th:. l l. n. vh. ic i e wa 7= as Bl e aeltburn, I sti,_ te . y . ivi, 1 7 or ,_• aiag • , •„ 1 ... - . ; go, a ea. ! • ali inof i•- - ' &vim .-- • on cinni a ' ... 4' ... ' • of# foi• ere c takeuld adapta , ba t -ms;.= 4 : s tr loot!, he obeald Mart, youngest. slaughter of die late Jolts Madd cus rig "ay ittithi oT • tiVillifi l ' i r ri ii i di n , - 11.11-, . sessional • . . huprimitig to u ch a meetteesell moan einetrOdeolingear apes topics net Yreriet, ra.toecoater or Deobigh2:---- t ''' worth to ',. * ' ei-fg ', '4 4 .--.. ,' ' the Pasted. Al**. . • i' 'furniture* • , Sit 4 1 4 i i ; . - .the !Or . gnu, *their posse.. .. .. .• • ' - Pelee sof tlwallfithis et IsidirlltYlbir.Comprv. • Me. ~. tyivi.lta elv y iast a :at e chen i er .ad fie )th terese name llay o rat ik .4de Laa _cX j "; ). • round ; ant • 'to a - ~,Z. - ai v. - -.' ' •., . ikr. WWAPAa,rOi4TINJurrt in •a ' ' ll ° 4 t ibtutd "keg Peas"thef 3 essmsresen 4e t'S ebb ' pion of Wiltielm tolheQlwen• 5 Eau ' Tama tett f ro r r st. ... of t del Mcinrod:.' ' • . 00 kg c: • . • . ' A .. gfro w ._ : _eee___ ll ltlitei and 'Vas .-et •Ai 5*4,,,.. ji •lOr' tlii*t .. di ' 4406 „..." g1d ,,,. 4be f i k : al ' rea 4 1" " r Wa t tl . ittap4„hiosten, Geo tnli - vele' in ,hit ,` t Niel 'lie ' ' at '* ' _ ..awilranorce •-we 4 Ull e 4 ab le, v:,,: ghro m y * e r ste ea I ,' , o f 'royal kultiaterataed un" si^". was ' , " I‘ i tlia i .' • ' .- ' __it, .1 44 ' Mt% , pyie ß p: irk, :la favour of the- Come mien Altior,' aseek4* Its.' • fOrIS• lite Phirtit yf o roaa p:lo4 7 Pasorsatfr• ohs Ile iiee Rail.' - eruased OemilAPtif .. *. . tar we lt i. peers PP hush be .ant wish for a son. • otihe roraimmr, 444 404. VW,. ..GIMP 410 6 1104" ""-!”.."--1-` 1 .- .- --..: -.: - ' l;2 .7 7 , - . --- 4 ,.“. id Us ' with a jaraOlO is - I Oft • ", ' , . klestoacii el allgoile of tidal system, he wu afraid elf *Point *Row IWO ilk 1 ,11141...,V1iibt .0 1 1 1 ' *.t. * ,, , t,' N. qtri : _,,Prot, ult se t isal '''''''''. d ').''' - po i% t lert••IIMIC , 's"rse thau c ' beY - bit ords# - - .•. . . Mama *ate that they wore eland $o ape* the dom. more that) eamoinol-- . ...;. . : . ..' •-• " - . ..,* . •,- : 4417,41 " ""'"•• w. . .. . , . . • _ . • . . . . . , . • . country milk won i isms &LEP MI. A O LI SSP us T I PS sruslllM,T,',,,r:•••••• *l-g" eau sae ~earnea is...onuses, on user ',rutin, .....,......- 7:( 11 - Cl i r i rT y iMpressirely anittiadVS2A iron il ree "P"" P er " ; A ", tm s .. X. .. t .. , . . , , I it Itie itisfii - 6 ..Voc* . , deStiltied _l4 , tr i z tt " •on rable *Cool taoriar adop ting the Promo el t I lr e s on- , artantersen • inn the Court, said, would be unwarrantable in .. . pa y governs( *Cool ibmist The Com 0 had 1 • A uer some mutual , *weep the three Mikilllemad irhir ipoiliSiaiit;liitsl . *lf * ' ' Mit many Lindh wall she a i banaiai d &rowans mow tkmr ....- attitt 9keci i ; , •, :. 2 ..)'. n s:>‘;. - them to take up the time of the Court in arguing the case. It also appeared that Mr. Doherty had ob- , 4WOntrfitifi„.. 6 _H r ailirenkl i. _ ti i'al.lethait*Lh i g iu r r i # l ,. l4 2: 1 loisvogivolsodla,4okooo of people . The natives cWe.miiiiNG noised hi s .6„ ect e r e nce with twos'' a verdict .e 1•10001. damages, in the Court of gai1434,,,i, _,ll'iki, Tirnr,_, it l eii.,Lmn. h i alli h t*, r g ..: _i ll. 7.L''''," . hod Muted •thegeripany for a • while, and Sow they , the Itelioletion. under coimideranan,..antcensered iu. Ki ng ' s g en s c h. • 11131 .,_,.en" 10 " : 07 .4 !on - r.eiS,". 11 F."'"FT".7" . ; governed them by affection more than hv their army. i tenas.4 cousidevebie leviritri hlUl en d eavours of •the . The Limited Sedge (Sir Wm. SCOTT said, there tad If esillitielit# . ll_Mijrkteftiiv nate,reof the altered :, hir. anon. is id s writings had . ail4l; that - there ; , 1 941pany to • liafißotsi tb*thrliiiitid ' 2'fhit tattle, !pp o! pint woeld he an Imstantinems fill of the •aomatiy els- ' conimarci4 and_ politiCil powers they before enjoyed. fIaxPRP ) " sioo. th eir own power all the was full proof of all the necessary facts with respect to the adultery , and therefore he pronounced for the rsubrrelsori4litefi na - this UstnennY had i li a , . wf pidgin MAW Gov 1A - Wits alio fool place between Mr. Grant l a se d h i k h e i t s b d - ' • - , 1- -i •• , , b:1 . 't. I wheisever ashen. 0 as. • ern- converse, AV 'Very . liloilli ..; re p ' ,laeo; t meat. task_ plass. , Tip Moue was slit. , siskiiitilds, And Lord Castlereaglii iipon the milted of ' ten ~• _. 311111-4 ra lsGA -r,t'4 , ' i i tufti to , siverat slate. . N.. . ei r iku . 3 ..,,, 5ai0 .„ • • - ' b , stvlikiihri a r e e' entsn e s ha fan __,Y al to Pow* 0 . i Wages, Wei. let r tante, from lath*, a "' alsh-dia l eeU r •of I lrecurie j On %Way se'nnighla hare,. pursued by four doge, ' •1 - ----; - 1; --- c./ ',, i ( _fie.",,e__- , • L ,L l ,_ r .l .z it theva,reeetlect, thatifebip once . lost Wit, they lost ': apex*. -. . , wiu-PurLiS : u wvru ' Irpts ,i,. ~7 I ?T uu l nsl AM' we re t ak aa s aabhp. particularly -ht religious 'mat- felony et tke lcionliminn• • '''' •, ' - . .• • ' took veto in the meeting-house .ef Ballyeattoo, ,•• s irl,thi ,„.'ll e ____,,,"l.,,__YlvPi.l.'hSblf, Aria n'il c r ,." 4 l " -It for *sr. fie dl4 Motaiy that the•hthltiOf 01,18.1 • *r..,,roatilipWrOliT made . 11 felr,geoalail id . .. c h it i n ' s the • r 'ilinUtinlYititv . .9,iihinteho **yrs te? to Yu chavgirin Shrir hahitambil apialoatiwasl• Vivi lf I tt ge time if divine service , tau between a .and , I was Standing in the alley, ay 4 '. '..1111 ' " loud l y allied for 37 . ail • Initn's a" sea; t e door of which happened to bo 16 cifitia t i 4 4° l ' P nrEl ; .11114 • dit * l- - lia ba beta , likely tapY hi effected • - • '' - 09 a mia i,_ • A be k 4: A* a the . 1 ' thi t h c i t isc i v oc i t t fc h ii , , b r0 ,...050r0 , to __. . " `'ih • tiiilit btfddieile r i tiold proilifet %. " lSl Pe r t'ef 4 "l le s , ' k , eV other donorit 4 Pe at, and tbis mi* 64 .'ll6 ' ; ' F ‘ FielPiP " Mi tele .1134 said ' that ' ll...ad " •dois were driven: ir e When intermission of wor- . t - . 1111444 a ll44l*"*"rber..l44 "ilfrigira ' '" '' ' ' .. ra g, I to ' • and given to one of the Nawas ea prisoner, by the • y., "or aides. ..............- • - • pen , ww.re .pwsotha... about fifty minutes ; • '2 ll. (( ar t" ' • h ° 1. .IX s.goattgulinalljuMilelikt y In teatime' •An a hj a esside o detedebeibibeletiost . mew leaferei:theConimiltea pt lto t Al om pow . rob who . w o o 1407 w i t h • oa• • , ra nt SWeteliti 1, . ... .„I , 1 1_,.., re , c x ~;' - . g .fai •,- A : .0. , - the Whole aunt% agile a peculiar esanaMrissrthe en :a *we, - 4,41 *ova as 4psen ~,,. sti.tbat . A__ Mr. who instantly reetored her to liberty, ; it All. .2`-PP.`7" l ""? . ° l l/ . ' 1.1 " ' ll "t g ir :.40,a00,6thsbitaMmidiregAlp Smelts et' :the, rovies . di Cheiter, 0 the f ndiit ContSris eviP 'in its .. ,Alis ,- .' I t , rbirobti . ot orantitti . I( 3o etitOtri; •'. . - L- A 6 ilia* ibillil lt ' i iili •' nil le ireneweellit 'iiiveri '''* 9 i 99 I.u.:ee of-extraordinary . ta * good fortune by iNeVitklit4lt "at wr Wail° "mg°, moat be set 0 • 41 f r" L - 9. * • ' seldom elevawon from oirsconty •to rest wealth have lyri'it igazi 'AßlCas sa la r r t r : „ lt e k° 96 20 4. 1 . 14.4 . 4 . 1 . 1464 .. ~ . .:emirmiasetillbelefAlivieg the (trade bast lo.abs : i#ari • if:htb' eild"filill 'Am attenfpti 'he *bold .. ..,,- i . • *mons in the neighboathood of Stain- * - • " --g. • . wn.-1 117' -*P -- iii• -- COmil,Millselmailems imposed Amid met,'ime :41vide ' Ithe ifimmeapter 'the question that the period Wcw er ru• `°-- - .:6 • 6 of a man iitlii liiii 411 fr .point . :' • , drirtai - ' ia 4ti01ke1t0f......4.. for* wain this month . -O ne it a case , I‘3ll 911441. Ike trade be givaijitdi I.' t lll.(Elt "1" IL" if still amulm"fal' he should - tervamt lift J.. Cfeineititomi l Esq. of Tixover, who ritivv " tfa'W erdi ' Irlile fe hi4tt alt t '''' I. '' Sflee .. ; Ibillisrlaile 4 i lo6l Waleot was 110401 4 0111 0 0 r 4 vai ., 4 0 0 6 - 49 t Ge l tstP 9,9 " 04,18 ' .44141 kaPliaaataah- '• decree in - biariCerY has become heir to pro- ' _y i era -- ' ' 'ltai.‘ -in ' • iI. ' ' . riyi g' - ' -.-1 :447* "s"""tir „ um '. .161411 wag sot so "BY t• IllOillAtti!ci a ,._____Otil ne%,___LA* ll4 . 4l _,_ o. -___,• L- _.; i , a; .. „.. . ', l: I .; - • piety lt etas -to 'about 300 0001. ; the other is -15.414111. in. Ginitelia.ifici 'I . . ' .;10 . RI" 3' ' again ' """"" w aes " i°4l / 8 niiiiii " *eV l ee " : el tfi" . were ordered le wnl"e""' "" - ' ' ''''''''' °nl - :tip at M u t... Bradshaw , i• gamekeeper. to S. O'Brien, .. _ . r thaliphicb c Tap! thlt#l• o4 ,-.' . - , , ..... da alai is akw veil taw yearve-they : hot • - • death - of a brother, liwisi thr/iNt lebde - tli ....Va ••'.it 4 . . .7 4 .7/ a -, ...-,-. :x i •,,, ,- -. 1 • .. r. zan y : aqu i *ol7 ** h i- 8 144 *it. of Glaston; who by the . h bro. :Li aa .,- - • . . * ld ls it • Air . .. i ., '" • 4 worm am thole ~ . . -re who were SOW Oeso. .At . . ."1 01 " mime years. resident in India, has (with anot er • - - -T Zr - ihu t if i l i v , . •,' , ' billing Was . t . • • Wks aiming the Lep - it . , 1.4 - to the nu° 441111. miThaiwt to °Pk° 4 1 / 1 ". 4 the CC"- titer , in still humbler circumstances than himself) Altbri" i itil*alit.' '' • . ' ' n i,.. " •'' • '', '........• • - ; , deceived ; thee install *USW nallopee.tbe4iteMivis before •its - het . aleaski,_ . e k e d 3,3 1 6301. • ~ 1 ‘,Nad - 4 t hfr -"" •' ' 'i a irvus .. •Ws' ' • **than In *Woes ematemwthimitlf .statilt.the *Pod mos brsegnt 18 P1 a " ffifiltinn. • . Aide? ~ • ",.• • 1 ;• • , _.• • t a,, - ninnewsc====s ' flail thialfaitiffiii(*nt . • ' it l riL • - ." `" ' rill ; and =IP • NO - - T tb* Chloe:Wads ,elistalMaissaielieopampan'Avnendrunt• : BIRTH. t - sittleitiiiiti viii ' teb' : . ? ' . ail i ito make qhmat . ,: - Ma yor- .waiml4....ttiw . - 4 :gurd:CAMffililligAfkiL , hawed to be Infiividid- •O a the Oh at. the Lally of Issue L. Goldstaid, Esq. at Ilitiul• anititate YOni' • • i i k . • - 1 - i...ttl • . ' country lostitattstbsofebta„ as, by *WNW Vieliery.whet wee the satire of the Amendment to Niiateto f a Fol. ~ , . • - • • • lei AR RIAD. • ! ..illibldoei SUOMI& '•.•' . ' It ' • toemork ' „*lNAliai wan to approbiad. trop ill, sasso•4? •. . - • 11 1 .141 4 141 v raPlisil *Wise distant mean to Qs, Wednesday. Themes Jarvis. l:sq of i r c iscomPlace , t r : 4o o l( 6k a L i ttl e im ~.... 7., • •vi''!.,o' .4 4 rd, mit -te ki• •-• t•-• -1116111. 4&mo illbs • CmlPanYtilailt 1 Mr. • II * 9 •• ' • Pi MO a Mn. Anti N whert, of the same pe. . 4 . 2rr- ' 1- *;- ' . '- ' '. 4 . .--.' . • a I ."°.. ' - 7 X;ii i e dese " ' l6lP"..rPlitig* 141414 f •W to. tila °WI. .4 Prawedieg h e 8.6; 1 29th alt. I'Arva:d Bemis Blackburn, iz,ta.F.l:sof . • Comfort; MI '• ; - ._t_' " " th' lll i , . • 1 -4 t s i lt' dims Cc s°".tahisulti adapt- bat 1111:. , tad vised, he Auld M ar i a , r une w daughter of the late Jolts Mad(' bq an y ittitTe OT • tivissfi l ' l i i i i dgi , - gi.ll- 4 • sessional • . iineinialai *mach a ineafeeshil move sersereideolaistoor *Pe* toPies not /rwrieT , r i P e -c 9994 9r D e llig g li l------:- -- .. .. .. : worth to , NEE • . - - ..i ? 4 --.• '' rho Prong Altbfrat. liOnivaiabst ikevent ',loll' tiliipated...ualuts.thoenimlisielipetisical advainisbm. . •forniterew • ; sir gi j oi ' . -.th o r !rt • straw *their. posser,.• ' ~, •_ ?air the Cour- Qadiaoday lest at Chesterfield Howe. Ma) , Lac in -• • • rims ef thaaffeles et Inaliki-tryltim.,Cemimny. 140 .. , , ~. _ .. __, _ L. wai mie ar ma te , tiles eteeld. tier 1 .1E 1 ) 101 • P , • • #rodnd ; ant; • 'le Ife- f ..' : 4 . . a --I'., . ik r . igaiiiiti4,,Coll.lllllolST, in. .a ' abort. illieuld "ken paggemsfetber ameedieuts to tlie•plan of %% how to . tht .. Q „ een. • • _ putts fleet from St.. ' Ael Mcinro4; - ' . 00 tit t' • . . - - 1, iim Sesoletleo, and • spoke ..ol a. tfAcp*4.4 - iitr o this6st of' which would to al. A seer days after lOr- Nagai of the sa!i Asteu G oo Fro!. , weivs' in thit*lteplitiel lifokiiitti ' ' Ha ' ' ' . , 110 erailfe• homy 4e ,don eampiny s shin . , . t ter eft the till liouse, l iete"." • • ' r I lqaerssinvit unu Y . • • also. Vag. oil Otte corps of 1 nye . .. 2 sign - was leivii 41 tiiiiii'' ' . • •- ' _ s tir: .s f 44.,*., pipm ; op : spoke:la favour ef the - Com. and* raw ,' ausk4is Ita. - • for!. 'the Pha Kit y r we r wir et rfie PO irestrre nt' tseneftuer 51 ' • - cruised ilemiiffPilif • . •• • .... 4 Pure litts 'AVlVlttshhe Aid. opt. wish for a eon •of Ale 49 1 400111," 144 •viSM•ffrils -tense **Plan --. • - --: -- -• •• - -.- •• . hv i) tovis.u. vs 0 ' *ith a Jr050164.W. 1 MO& • 7, • , kiesiesscii o f eh of tissiea system, hip wu afraid 'af efeltikepokiiiisb ilillilp#.4ol-niffist .01111 *tf.. :0N.40 . ,11 Prind.f. *sit i 4":"" - ' - p i% ' 1 " 1 " "se fhau c • 10 7 - 44 irdeV- •-• • . Mai* *tee that they wore *Wm. So apso the does* *sore tban • delielfirsa.. . . .'• . •.'. .: .. -..' •- • ''' -." . ..:- '344*61111 Aii Omen. kr ileet. 4• lo.' ' . , • ''' ' • ••• . ,