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Itaftli 10, with a new Opera by Ittieshd, 7E *4, • s i , „ r a w, i ...1: • e 0,44 , 0 0, 0, gATivEDAY,thq 17(11 of March instanTA Loodos : Printed for Baldwin, Cridork, grid Joy, Paler- f h or li e il lsavr iw e result from the furoier—the r •destre; f gaiu. .The• nosier - row. treighbostriag con i vii - be Wm Mao the Coleoel of the ' v waver Wore preheated in this coquetry, roilthil ' , . !Ns"' " ' ," JOHN YOUNG, Keep" .-- Ochs( ,_the 36th An niventitry), 'at the CITY of LON . . - This day is_poidisited, Its foolsepp Oyu. twice 60- • Dnalfrirselltre . ' Sir she libel in - question appliettie . .LA GAZZA LAURA. - (' 4 ' 2 151i.-reatalagoe, Is. •- 'I TAVERN, Sishopctata-street.' ~el 01 . ' . 1 T UE Last Days pf 1 - 1 E RC() LA N EUMI E anid hew ill both .. , Alm jetty wooM kiwi, dem .411` The P611'4101 Characters hy Madame Composes* (bur ~..._,, . i... . . PR SIMPUIT : _ _7_4_ 111 , 1 :r i 7 t ba r i t i s i i hed i cl l e le ilit a lo t I: I F: pe i g sl a Siv e4 r.d " ;:th:O r e ie t c : t imu i r il a zi h ir e an io . 4 6. 4 • GM appears/are at this Theatre Mace the Yew • 1 31 7 )s * ' - . - a !b r rap ,' s ra. Irs i oe aba m e es erk e .., ni l G race t h e DttE e s .f WELLINGTON. PR I N el ABRADATB.S. mod PANTH EA, Poems. .. 0.0 . 'Nigh, LAW reledelelk4l4l42lB • WATER:IOE4 • KG. Ste. lac. lac. - • • • By EDWIN ATH ERSION E. Idadame Vestals her Bast appearance at this Theemesiuee A Tim. •at SOMIIIMII Al. PRO P EIMPIF.'" • ' 4l ' 444 )'• '. ...: - ,i I *the year ISIS). Signora Mori • Sigaor Tout, Sigaor Awl- vtee-retm DI NTS : • L Joaraol of the ,I7th of June IMO. • h was prelud '•• .... mai, Signor Piste., Slitaor P aula de Ville (bie lima- - NY Owls. 1 • 0443 . sin• B.l. e = i l ; N. R. H. the Duke of vu r k., MisGraceihrlNlceofteiagier. noisier-row. AS Lomb+ : Prillaili• for S. and W.T._ , , "iiisart of. Sara of the most mmehiewmis inecuil y i l - ages is this country), Signor Romero, Si gma' Beek- Th e m arqu i s o f ~dosit The Marquis e , Donegal, KP. CALCULOUS DISORDERS. ...,,,,.. ever, was nut mode the 'abject a in : • , .•1. , 4.0 r; .. a./ A settles, PoeMplinallett. kiewithee I.e. ~ r. , bi.. ~. . Th e E ar l o r ' s . Signor Morandi, Re. lisr. Ice. e Lore Vise. Castlereagh, KG. This datts . jl..blish•Jr in San. 'ice 70 - 6 ' 1 ., ,__,.. INIIII‘ Omusfriesslare Yeomanry Cavalry asseMtiled -at ........ .al ( " 1 I. - iveswihne: A N INQUIRY into She IV A TURn ' i 6 %_., Deriefries on Mond" leigt, as order to he under training fir • Abe, the Opera a wow Dirertiromrat AllhproWuraderlitMmalt , ' ..7 %16 aft spersianehea, iis -royal sea w e t . rr - 4 6 . 10 1 .0 . , ~ by Mnasieur Dreheyes,Ballet•niaster, ■sod perfersoadolldimi PHACTICAL TREATISE of I'OWERS. Lod Wist y llimioruildrAl.P. LordVir.KioEshore.,,b, iki.t. no. TBS.:ATM ENTOGRAVSL, CALCULUSoind Mkt! IS days • • sod i on Thursday the Dunifriessbire Ildilitit sum,. .t. liaipiifteepegiagopitelr e 11/I.P. Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. Diseases connected with a deranged Operation of the • Uris, bled fur l 8 days' drill" his dareetittletfitidlied A Tie mkt! Edition. with Addition. 1.2 riux, ou vAFVRANDE A TIF,RPSICHORfte I. l lllsisilieVeleeitia . ' Lord ooniherateri., C.C.,. Nary Orimos. " It has been generally allowed, that of the *lure grand Afterwards came a pretended molly on political economy ?.., Is labia - Illailia:NiAdt arid kladlle. De Yarrows will sanD , By E. I. SIBGDEN, Esq. Mon t •lhro. *did it .I'. : Mo. F.C.Pusisuesbp, M.P. C.B. By WM. PROUT, M.D. F.R.S . ills-Mona into which our Eurepean . doeuinions ire diridett, • tisk Arm Appearance is this memory. Of Liatiolta's I - Barrister at Law. . Gen. Sir J. NO!, At. C.C.S. n. R.I. Fitzgibbon, H.P. •.• In this Work it I. the isteatios of due Audsor to t *ke . 1 would riszeblmtailfromto mane p si . Appliaidoi be Boars its Se wade to Mr. Elite°, "I Old 1A164 " ' Pail" Ste 1 .. •• T. 43 kwilwi Abe ilmal' el- Arthur eMeer,•lll..q. M.P. m. Cnortenay, M.P. itill a lOWA esusprabeesiva bed general view of this important 1 th e * sok am ilea moo pro ,, den , and she most avert* Is MorAstroot. lees, Portugal-street, „......,.......„._,...„, . in ; a GsmeraLliarl.-11.-11 1 . Moisa.liteesiort. .116.4 0 .-• chisel Diaoastas Shea has Whom brew attempted. i „,,, p f y i iir f ar ii . 1 i f '[h i e ' Lembo : PrOlUd tOr Malay ils. Cflauck.• ll . l . oo -1.. .. feeling of inde Pag peoleo la ce, r w e h ie icia • • - rar ---, . Alexander, Esq. Rota. La Touche, Esq. M.P. vationa before it could, humble itrelf to obtain that snide- THDATRE-HOTA L, DItURY- LANK. This day was Pahliahal, • .WAlratkett Mvera.ll4q. *dismay Rubt. Blake, Eat . . ... - 01 ag ave which its own labour did not provide for. The pre. • MORROW, SATURDAY, Magrik ,io, j By __,_ /.10111 . IT ••" / "Wi l, tag " 3"!*'C Urri • P.el - rob &RI . sormeues I,i in.wo TWO serdivo. price Si. ifs. bde. Mho Monett French, .Esq. This day are published, in B.ro. with Plates, prier 4s, 01 ma . . - i ris 1114solp \Smuts wile poviarne the Gale fl et • Atli . A ERI DGMZI'i T of the LAW 44 Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Treasurer, College of Physi- AI. BUILDING, applicable to Germ-al Purposes. re u distress, therefore, must have been ctireme, when, in "pile of all these limitable perindicee, boils of edocation 'LOVE IN A VILLAGE. NISI PRIUS. clans, Warwick-lase •of the Secretary •at she Ka,' of the By T. D. W. DEARN, Architect. fries, ilse month. r of paupers have within these few and habit, in many of the parishes in the coontr of Dun-- Sit William Meadows, Mr. Foote; Yoong Meadows. Mr. By WILLIAM SELWYN, Di. TAWAfa; and at the iturciety's New Estallialiniesit, •is Stam. t e ll The object proposed is to render External Walla ! }ter* Mow Justice Woodcock, Mr. Minden • H a wthorn, Mr. Of LilleWllll . ll ISM, Borrister at LAW. ford street, Blackfriant.road. whether of Collages er more important Bedding*, dry and been conaiderahly increased. Oa. reason assiened fort - h . • Braha s on (his sth appearance in that cliamiehltr) • Wedge, Fifth Eddies, with Additions. Signed by Order, J. C. kIICII ELL, Secretary, durable. eonsiWeut with Eersuosay. To which are.adsleit. 1„,„„.„,,ki—i....__ ,_ ......s_____ :._. _ , •s --- '' or_ sr..:-... sa..• Tl•hnrab. Wnnale.ek_ Mel lllhst:tiret Le. Mom; Benham (his sth appearance Mr. Knight. Mrs: Deborah Wocileuck, Mrs ihrrheires L e. chide, Miss Power; Madge, Mrs. Bland; Itnaltgarlints Wil son (her sth appearance In that character). After which (gal tiww), a Farce, in owl •11,41111•1 .Miri. Tlli BS. • • A t m t 111 r. Tihb. , Mr. Harley.—The other Ckaiosolhoo Joy Moors. Clentie, Illaruard, Meredith, llumaron, Vining, W. H. Wil liam., Mr.. Orger, Mts. Marlowe, and Mrs. Dobbs. The Dimon .111 he opened at Haltpoot Six o'clock, and 4* rerforapaces on each Evening corpulence at Seven. Minteo, Ts. • Second Price, 3s. 641.--Plr, 3s. 6d.; Second POO, la. -L auver Gallery, Is.; Secured Price, lo.—Upper 10. s Second Price, 6d. Aa Mosior, the Opera of Artaxerxes. On Tseaday, the Opera of Loyc iu a Village. The Deena& is in rehearsal, and a new Serious Opera, in both of which Miss Wilson will appear. Sigurd by Order, .1. C. MICH ELL, Secretary. No. IS, Qeeen-aquare, Bloomsbury. Diener at Half-past Five o'Clock. N.R.—The !Musical Department of the Celebration is Clint. mittrd to Ole charge of Mr. Hawes, No. 7, Adelphi.terrace hi whom all applications upon that &abject mus► be inade. . - durable, coosiateist wit► Economy. To which are added, Observations no the Uwe of Semi Moor and Brick. Looduss : Printed fa► J. Harding, 3d, 34. James's street. April 1, will be published, in royal lltino. price 2s. 6d. (to be ciontismed Mouthly), ELECT BRITISH DIVINES-PART 1. L Containing the First Part of Bishop Fleveridge's Private Thoughts.—Edited by The Rev. C. BRA DIE Y, Citrate of High Wyconsbe : and Author of Two Volumes of ST. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS, Denmark-street, St. Games, and Dean-atreet, Niko AND ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS, Church-row, Hampstead. ON SUNDAY, March 11, 1821, 11..irsq the first Sliddiy is Lent, by permissime of his Excelleacy the Spauialt Ambassador, • CHARITY SERMON, is aid uf the abuse -Institut' 4, will be preached at the Simonds Chapel, Spanish-place, by the Rev. GEORGE SPAI N. Subscripisuus snitOolustionii will be gratefully received by the Right Rev. Dr. Poynter, V.A.L. Patrols, N 0.4, Castle street, Holburu. Vact-Paartmeres: The Rev. Dr. COI.I.INS, Southall Park, A. LOUGIINAN, Esq. No. 5, Redford-square. TRW,SURLRII: A R. BLAKE, Esq. 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This day was militated, in royal Svo. price Its. is boards, ALDIGESTED INDEX to the CROWN LAW. Cootahriug all the Points relative; to CRI MINAL MATTERS eosaprehended In the Reports of Black stone, Borrow Cowper , Deallea, Limb's Common Law, Lord Raynseol, Satireld, &nage, Wilson, sod the Term Reports in the Kieg's Beech sad Guam* Pleas (Ineteding tbe Cm* argued is the Exchequer Chamber). By H. N. TOM LINS, Esq. of the lower Temple. The Second Editios, revised, corrected, wad enlarged with the Cases to tie permit time. Loaders : Rioted for J. and W. T. Chubs (late W. Cleric pod Sons), Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lirseolo's leo. TO THE GOVERNORS OF THE CITY DISPENSARY. This day war publi.hed, is two vols.Svo. with Plater, price 245. A S TRONOMY EXPLAINED, uiwoo Sir Isaac. Newtou's Priacipkw. By JAMES FERGUSON, F.R.S. With Notre, aad Supplementary Chapter. by David Brewster LL.D. F.R.S. Laudon sod Rikeittatih, hr. kw. Printed kw G. sad W. B. Wh‘takrv, Leatiwit i sad Stirliwg asd Slade , Edinburgh. It :i 0 1., THEATItI.EOYAL, CUVENT.GARDEN. 11101110 -MORROW, SATURDAY, 111:treli 10, -MORROW, will be performed (13th time) a mu Opera, called DON JOHN ; Or, THE TWO VIOLETTAS. Doe John, lit. C. Ketoble • Dun Frederick, Mr. lanes; Duke of Ferrara, Mr. Abbo tt; Petrnehio, Mr. Connor; Fractioao, Mr. Liston. First Yiulrita, Mier Hallands (her 13th appearance on any stage) Lauellady, Mrs. Davenport; Second Viulelta, Miss Stephens. After which will be produced (2d time) a sew Dramatic Piece, in two acts. called KENILWORTH. Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Mr. Vandeehoff; Var. wry, Mr. Abbott; Treriliao, Mr. Genitor; Michael Lana. Lowrie, Mr. comer; Authuny Foster, Mr. Farley. Eliza beth, Queen of England, Mrs. Faucit; Amy, Corselets of Leicester, Mrs. Yiuing ; Janet, Mrs. T. Hill. Doors to be opened at Haltpast Six o'Cluck—lbe Play to begia at Seven. Soma, 7a ; Second Price, 3s. &I —.Pit, 3.. 6.1 ; Seemed P r i ce , lc—Gallery, Is.; Screed Price, le.—Vyper Gal lery, le., Second Price, Bd. Ur Mosday,Shakspeare's Tragedy of The Life and Death of Kin flieherd the Third. Os Tuesday, the Opera of Love is a Village: Rosetta, Tl ins Stepheris. Os 'Monday, Don John, or The Two Violetial. ORATORIOS, THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, Under the Direction of Mr. Bishop. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, March 9, • FAVOURITE SELECTION of MUSIC. Luther's Hpnn, Mims Stephens.—Diset (by desire), Miss Stephens and Mr. Vaughan, "Togelher let as range the telds.”—First lime in this country, • new Grand 4 Te Deus," composed expressly for, am dedicated to, the Fm. pets of Austria, by Andreas Romberg.—Aud the grand Sceue from Israel in Egypt. At the ead of the First Part Mr. Mori will perform a Greed Concerto ow the Violist , itt which be will itthroduce • the admired air, " Di testi palpiii." Pert Second, a SELECTION untirely from the SACRED ORATORIO of THE MESSIAH. In the crone of the Eveuing Miss Stephetot will pia( ganders celebrated scene, " Sweet Bird," accompanied UR the Vinlia by Mr. Mori. Part Third, a MISCELLANEOUS ACT of POPULAR VOCAL MUSIC, from favourite modern Operas. 4u•.— Mr. Vaughan will sing (by desire) " The Soldier's !Scram ;" Mr. Kellner, a Grated Scene, by Ziugarells; Mies I.l'ar wick, " Palliate 'Semiarid. ;" purl Mies Steplaas (My must wheals desire), " If o'er the et uel tyrant, Love." The Performauca to conclude with (hy mu Orchestra con_ 'listing of nearly Two Hundred Pi-Frontiers, iuelnding a Double Orchestra of Harps) a NEW GRAND TRI 11111PHAL ODE, in H f the First Awnivereary of hie Noel Grafter's Majesty's Accession to the Throes.- 0/imposed by Mr. Bishop: the Poetry by It. &iodic), E..q. The whole to conclude with the National Anthem " Gud gave lite King," with additional and appropriate Statues, written by W. F Collard, Faq. Pfisocipei Yoeml Pet forte i .,s—Mbi s sr.pu.s., Mia p„,,. 7 (leer Grid appearance at these Orattreios), and Mos War wick (her best public performs:tare in Lotolow); Mr. Valighau (his Seat appearance at the Oratorios these lea yeare),Mr. Haws, Master Longboat, amt &Ir. Kellner (hie first epptarance at the Oraiorins Sore his retorts front Italy). The Plihhe arc terepectfolly informed, that Ms.a AL Tete mail Miss Greene, tu coneequeoce of couttaited mad 'tome tadittot,ition, cannot have the honour of perforating this Classing ; acid that, on tug to the iodssposo 00000 of Mr. Ware, Mr. Mori hair, iti the most liberal smatter, consorted to lead the Rand tut the present occasion. Places for the Raises to be takes of Mr. Brandon, at the Dox-olhee, THEATRE-ROYAL ENS;I.ISif OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, TILE Public are respectfully informed that this Theatre will be opened on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 14th, and FRIDAY, lath inst. when au entirely new LECTURE ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE UNI VERSE, principally selected from the Works of the best Writers on Astronomy, will he delivered by Mr. BARTLEY. The %hole Illachioery which will he introduced in aid of the subject, and necessary fur • popular illustration of the sub lime Phenomena of the HICII.IIIB bas been constructed on a scale of uoprecedented eplendo:r, magisitede, and expeasr. A mew Apparatus for the display of the Transparent Scenes bat been invented and made by Sir. George Dollasl, expressly for this exhibition. 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KINGDON, Member of ibe Royal CullegC of Surgeon in London. *7, Maasly-fiber, March a. 1821. Fiala of she Lottery—Finish of the Contract—Finish of the Capitals—Finish of the Prizes TO. MORROW WEEK, the 17th Instant. TBISH tesirecifully reminds lass best Friends, • the Public. bat most particularly that portion of Ilieso natives of the Sisley !Kingdom, that on Saturday, the 17th lust. ST. PATRICK'S DAY, the Lottery entirely 41sheloes, on which Day—Every Tiebet—Every Share— Seery Number—Every Capital—And every other Prize, Most be Drawn. BISH has bees renvirkably fortunate in Selling Prises Oita Hibernian Adventrrers.and stooling them to Irehind; and is She present Lottery, 2,053, Class A, £21,000, was sent Isy IRISH 10 Dublin; and be has, also, sent to Ireland Two other Capitals in the present Lottery. . ?4t A few wseraided undrawat Tickets and Shares are still on Sale at BISH'S Others, 4, Corohill , and 9, Charing mom, awl by his Agents in the Country. There ere only 1,668 Nunshers to thaw, Three Tickets of each Number, and the Wheel contains Three Prizes of tll,O O O Cowl Is and Money, lie. &c. &e. all of which must be eraysa .T0•11101tROW WEEK. LIMIBEKLAND LENT ASSIZES, WEDNESDAY, FPBRUARY 28. Blore Sir W. D. BEST, Knight. NISI PRIUS COURT. Tilt VIVO, OW TNt PIIOBFCVTIOW OF CWAIRLTS WARQUIs OF QUtVNI V. V. AND J JOLLIE. This was an iodictosent for libel, institisted by She Noble Plaintiff against the Defendants who are the proprietors of the Carlisle Journal. d AGLIONEY Mated the case to the Jury, and was fol lowe hy filr. COURTINAY, who preluded his nloiervations on the Me* by detiairimi himself a zealous friend to she ramie o f isallepadepee aid liberty; and, a.. the Defendants professed Ilk Nair peleatiples, be, although he was sorry for is, Witold 4.11/11 lbe cause to say a few words uw raeb. the by their pretended advocacy of indepeo &nice and libeity, meant, by the former, snore than the law allowed, and, by the latter, the opportnoity of indulg ,ises in private malice, malignity, cud calumny (which, farm Aim libel, he thought they did), their ideas were es sentially different to his. His attachment nod his views of the liberty of the press were of a nobler suture—ho would out shackle it and impose restrictious upon it is public eases. Public characters, is the administration of Goverumeet, might be attacked, bemuse in the free ex pressiou of opinions they were obliged, occasloually, to be subjected to such attacks from their political °avowals, and the discussion, even with a certitiu degree of excess, generally was productive of good. Hence he willingly prosecute those excesses; but in a private case of libel it was different—to It be would never extend indul gence, because it could oust' arise from one of two motives individual malignity and calumny, or, what was still *spree; a desire of gain, by making a traffic in the characters of mesa —those were the only motives; either to be a minder loth* appetite for scandal, which too generally exist; and to for nigh a stimulus to the vitiated mind. or to indulge in all the malignity of private re•eatinent. That the latter was the iigaed for Oils lamentable change is, the throwing into one large farm ee tfltkilisms?l tenements, • Inch respectively maintained four est lye families in decent comfort—the inmates of which, being thrust out in order to make way for the opulent holders., are obliged to become servants or cutlers to the latter. Thus a grade to panperisin is Carotid, dist coml. sitally slopes in geometrical deseension, until that hiring pave of iiidependem e, • parish workhouse, closes upon them, and swallows up all .elf-respect, and that pride ant nubility of heart which is the best •SSIOSSUCC for moral sod political virtue." Here lie must obsorve, those who wrote ou political eco nomy should have some knowledge of their subject, tint here • principle was maintained, against which Malthus, Adsin Smith, and Arthur Young, as well as the writes• all ever !Swope, g lly oi p wed. The destrsietion of small farms, owl their conversion into large ones, was evidently bene ficial to the public, first by employing a large and proper capital on the land, and secondly is preventing the iscreape of human misery. The purest benevolence dictated it ; for what was the inevitable consequence of small farms lint no sidslition of the wont descriptiou to the population of the country—the propagation of vice, folly, •nd misery; hot these defendants thought diferently, and truly all the wise and great silken, of this and other countries must bow to I hi ni upon the subject of political economy. " "fhe man of wealth and pride Takes up a spare that many pour supplies. • • • • • • • Good Leavens! what sorrows gloom'il that parting day. 'That call'.l them from their native walks away! When the pour exile*, every pl Hong round the bowers, and fondly luok'd their last." " This pathetic description by the patriotic Goldeinith psi tiesilarly applies to what has just occurred ip Ilse /weigh of' ellniusortrees, Median; shire, by order of a certain Noble Mar quis, who determined to expel the small fanner from one of his relates, which forma the greatest part of the pariah, lain sleek elf.' led fire or aix families rmm their domiciles, whirls he burned to the ground—the poor tenants next day obtain ed shelter iu AMISS." The Marquis of Queensberry puts an end to the existence of these beggars on his estate; and had he not a right to do so ? Do Messrs. ionic presume to iMerfere with • man's prime. ty ? Mow would they think were a King or any other potentate to dictate to them what quantity of paper they should sell at once; and has not the Noble Marquis a right to do what he pleases with his own psoperty without being called to the tribunal of Messrs. Jollie ? But nut content with their own lauguage, they mien call in the assistance of Goldsmith, who had been well described as an Apolla in writing, but a fool in speaking —on the subject of 'Wince! economy be was known to be completely a child. ii We make no comment upon this. We merely give it as an article of intent/genre the Noble Marquis or his agrees may possibly be enabled to justify this course of proceeding ; but in the mean while we suspend our opinion, it may tie proper to add, that au aged tenant and his wife (see obituary;, ,• were so *Oben d at the and deis change of their prospects, at being driven from the place to which their beart-striogs were Mt that nature gave way, and the hollow grave, more ate than man, received below what was ejected Mire." • WU emer heard such abserdity—such'nonsense was nerer Wien pet is lasagna',; but beside• its fully, these was sot • swede truth in it—the facts hod been grossly nonepre. sowed I.e inaligoant or selfish purposes. But mark the affected candour of these Defendants. " They offer nu com ment " Good G..d ! Gentkivaen, where do we live ? Du we live not Eaglmid ? For his part he would rather live wader an Asiatic despotism than in a land where sorb tribunals ex isted. The Defendants had taken upon themselves to form an iuquisitorial, must wicked, and • jesuitical kind of tribe. ual. Was there ever any this,/ more cruel and unjust than this law' upon the Noble Marquis, insiniratiog that be wan • tyrant, that be was desirous of adding to his property by losing sight of all the feelings of heenssity and atfeetihn. Then comes the last extract from Goldsmith: " Yes, brother, curse with me that baleful hour, %%licit first Ambition Week at regal power And thus polluting honour at its source, Giese wealth to sway Ike mind with double force. Have we nut seen, itiond Britain's peopled shore, Her useful sons exeliaag'il for useless ore ? Sees all Aar triaampAs eat distraction haste, Like daring tams, Integrals% es they wagte--. Sseu IlPprelence, her grandeur to maintain, Lead stern Depopnlatiess in her train, A oil over fields, where mattered hamlets rose, In barren solitary pomp repose ? Have we not seer, at Pleasure's lordly call, The smiling hing-frequeme4 village fall ? Behold the &woes soil, the sire ihreatr'sl, The minlest matron, and the blushing maid, Fore's' bout their homes, a melancholy train, traverse Ottawa beyond the waiter mats." Gl:masa:en. This then was the libel. Could any thing be more mir chievosis. 'There was an evident attempt to set the higher and lower classes against each other—to skew a differenre of interest , between them, that the landlord is an oppres sive tyrant, and the truant an uppresred slave. WKS this le he tolerated? There was one circumstance he was glad Ibe Jury were not all special—those who were eo were pro proprietors of laud to a large extent, the remainder lie suppose were farmers. This difference of clams I. 1• appespcod or they might each, esitertsiiiing his own f. e . ±llapipnethatioselves ie. the situation of the Noble Mairinii, sad, la their several statism% ask hew they would like to be treated as cruel and inhuman beings, fee erercleitis iheir ',- gal rights and privileges. In t 0141114111, he was certain th it all who were real friends to the libeivty of the press, end who estretained a stream &ells/ for de best principles aid worst limitations, would oppose to the enamel preemie who dealt like the Defendants in private abuse. He (salted W. Naimoli, solicitor, who proved that he obtained the paper on the 424 l of June, from "Illeos. Waugh. 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