The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-02 00:00:00

1 • .irgWY :1 --. 11•• • •••••• - Th tt r•he LI I tefore the Moo* a Core of an Car.' YOfirvilOrrinie h. tows the WleirtsOy •of °Stow fee the Calaelal. Peeitaaeat. woe 4 . 58 1 10% tllodds. Mame' to leo c.sskc* of tieviefies. , • . . . !pie q rsiit - On bliitig been pet on the motley—. • Mr. GOI.II.3IIJRN 'said, it was unbecoming • Member of Porliament to give the weight et. Ms se- Amity In the ex parte.. of • stranger isgolutO a nleritorioes otiCer. As. be bad $1,41 skim the subject had beets before Introduced. Parliament was not the plot , * is whit.% Covent cladan should have applied. There meat have been proper Coati fi t r that p•. pose Sitter here Of in Ce. pistdonit. He emoted, the preelection of the Pa pers, se eillculated to ;Roder, an enfair impression on the . Reblie wind, at a ,tiree,Oben, from the near *wretch of - the end ..of the iratinn, they coal& not bu answered. If iojestice bad. bees done, the Courts lshre wo od rrillinily . entertain tho affair, and render ?;railer to both *m.•_ ib retold fay so mach with out entering into the niceties of the Ito, or the de. Oil% of the tganenction. Mr. F. DOUG LAS said, that it was important the rims shnoid be ,produced, to shot the e popelation of. these Wands that their interests were not oeg. lofted in Engles& I~ir.GOUI.I3URN explained. I.wid CAVILEREAGeI Iwntested egelopt the principle, that every foreigoer_whe shoold apply to a Sember of the Hoes. of Cosniseons, was to have his allegations repeated io that !louse without any csamioarion of the foundation of Ora. Mr. DARRASI said t that the principles tall down by the Noble Lord (lastleressh) went to destroy tut inquisitorial powers of the House of Commons. He,eould not entertain so high ass opinion of the nit. r.icter of any officer as to refuse enquiry into his con. duet when it.wat prayed for. General Ttioa lON &fended the character of Cenersi Catephell. Mr. LOCK HART was of opinion, that as lb oppression complained of regarded reel property, it n• cognisable only in the Courts where it happened. Mr. WA ID EG RA V E 'thought the charges de. sPrriog of inv..stigation by the novae. Mr. blomey and Colonel FActsou spoke against t! ..e motion. Afters few wards fres Mr. Gowt.svaw and Mr. EENNETT, Ake Uongo 040 on the:question, wheu there appeared— For the mhos), Agahot it. 46 i hinjor4y agaiar.t it, 38. 111041 BAILIFF OF WESTMINSTER. The Order of the Day having been read for the further consideration of the Repoli of the Committee of Supply relative to the remneeration to the High Ilailiff-ofVestroloster,s conversation of some length took place between Messrs. B.UVIES, WROTTIPILST I and I.oclittiST.ifler which the Ileum divided. oembets Far Ike tottber cotblierntion of she Report, 1 Alen And at the number of Members amounted to bet 16, the house Adjourned. • WESTMINSTER ELECTION. Yesterday a Meeting of the Nectars of West. ininster. In the manner iirMr. Tient, was lield at the Crown pnd Anchor Tavern, in the Sttand, for the Verpose of adopting the mostAfricrual means to en. sure the election of that Gentleman for Weiltfill ll9 ter• One eclock was the hour fizedon for taking the chair, het 4J Oat time the company was trot very numerous; qnsiAsecha4 was not taken until about half.past one, wkam.,Mr. Hint and his friends Preston, Sherwin, end.roite Jones, entered amidst applause' s - end the shalt Kra mitten by a Mr. Elliott. Mr. Estiorr thanked the company for calling him to thenhair, sod proceeded to erred the Requisition for calling the brieeting..as well as the object for shill, k t was void. Mr. lb itnr:vo, amidst great applause, proposed M. Hunt as a .tit and proper person to be returned to Parliament fur Westminster, and recommended the tornado's of Parochial Committees to secure Isla election. The Motion was favourably received, and • string *of resolutions its furtherance of the main object was neat. pot and curled. The tar then read several letters from dif. forest parts of the country, promising pecuniary iupport in favour of Mr. !loot, as, thwtivm advocate of Annual l'arliameuts,Utriversal Suffrage, and Elec. lion by Ballot. One letter was from Middleton, in N Lancashire, espressive of similar sentiments of regard fur Jab. Bunt • the writer hoped so speculati n g Lawyer would he returned for Westminster; and threw out many illiberal refl.ctions, not only ow 'Mr. Wetherell, but on bk. Brougham and Sir 1. Itomilly-r-(7lteee senlineseis were reeeioed wits general ayq,lauae, mid sense few kisses.] Mr. GALE JoNss addressed the Meeting. Ile ob.' &Aired, among other things, that the enemies of free. (loo t in their efforts to crash it, bad defeated their own object ; for they distributed immense numbers of .Bibles to the poor to instvact them in religion, wail they mow began to repent what their had deaf; fool they found that the reading of the Bible gave the poor people a taste for the reading of politics ; and in. stead of Bibles they now frequently bad the worki of Tom Paine under their pillows. Thelate Mr. Wirrd.i ham was hostile to the distribution of Bibles, and the Members of the Go'vernment were now Sensible of the dangerous error they bad committed. Mr. JOINS concluded with earnestly recommending Mr. Hunt to the support of all the honest Electors of Wait. mioster. 'rise CpuassAir thee requested that any Eleetar i i who wished to support Mr. Bent would come forwent and voter his name. Mr. Hun rose amidst load cheering. Ile felt be was in ee l Huns assembly of Viogliduneu. and. therefore. or Mends. Harju! hin life he had hoes oppmed by commies. mid he never feared theasil but an ibis 'manias he %Mishima Infliftedle by theacelamotiessi of his friends. There were many perms,s im eke consitry Warr in point of wok sad to .tha:i himsdres mast meagglie for the Peopl.'s rights; but as they did ma am dim seises, be felt k his date to come forth from hi. royal retirenteoli, tindlaboor la behalf of the People. They all laew the illiberal ut ark ends so him (Mr. IL) a few days ago ata piddle dimwit by a little tontine. lie knew tint sack an attack would rotwes. eorrespaagirpg feel*iu the Public; it was duly felt. and be was wire lupeamersd Ids many friends. He V. 011141 hold out .11oring doe wboteal Soma fm Weemiamer, for the whole .d;tys that be mild said dime. it wrote he the Gra lilac& Cam tlidame efried kiwriett as de breall osi ttples of Ushered "rem dom. and from those polumiples stimbreyer iodoee him to deport ; and if be was rammed Ws House of Coin/noes— taut the Honourable. but the . diskmaalmoble House—he woald sweet be beaten dews bribe elswanor or the meets of Lewd 4- 7 Astificagh or Ms party. The first thirst he mold de. week" tic le mere tbe - Sweltelug enter, dot the Members should meet • - ;~.'i. s.•~~ • !U . Liens trial thew t had Alf . aid° .tat care. they. were throwothoe a pee , were In die Ilint.eaf Osilimafta.lie Wee ate are t shook, be tlifism4 . 40161 Oak' HP watt we of MI fortes*, hos isseshicasitplesit isramsecintiZtalllia are he week' seere.thentsetil ua lieg if to 'to ask lama Ile hired. He via Uri/ear el f bet he never weld Ile de any bads l 4lllo.. If be reterned. be a mild breasts at his part, lad tad never take the. Chair .without see in him the re whenc e is was sot in his power to de W day, be Mtge had plea. He bad • been atoms, et, male** t bid be &lid way we to prove that be bad ever tyrasnixed over any body. ia tn r a vegans or soy body eke. The reason be did not seer fir ltrlstol was, because M•eabrist mmater Of sinews ma ir, oh the camp. ions of the rioter, aswed him Nat be patiosiltde to exert 'his eleetloal and thee - 4,08 that vressmineadvd him to ererhimself fees ithseeshat sta really Mee—tha t sr as his reason for offering , Waif fa Wearanderea• 1:110 bad it on theantlesrity of Major Cartrijtit mit alas, sho t t Sir F. Burdett had declared shietself- the w- Mimi of terrace. He had- the same authority far saying shit lard /Irolkewee, the too of a -11orouglanmajper . was the adenine of. UttiVerfal Steerage. He head that Mial;trrs 'stead- islet "F Sir tietiege Cstiore, she Oflieer w h o took out the biota lla pokon to St -Mein. Ile naxiewsly hope, they s e eeld.de eel tie dread be happy to see , Sir -lietrrge oss be he-tiegst and he stead bring a weft-armed vessel; , with his, con Ue sialta be soon beams not of she sea. There was a Salk alma saber meditates, and be hoped they would come forward s ; lae Ifhe wasareessfel. she greater west/ be Minim / do. Ate: addsema thelleetios. aid= trarstiwistildeda every elector to masseribe bifida raying she expeocesssf site election. , LAW IN7'ELLIGENCE. • , . •• • • COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JIMA 1. . • • eARISH PECULA H TION LI , AND ABUSE OF PUBLIC.' OUSE CENCES.. TIE KING V. Josses intact - sow, ESQ. T is being the turning appointed forthe accedence of Mr. Mereeron to receive the kelens.ist of she Courtfor the tire Isf• telices of which he was found guilty during the Songs of MAI last 1 enss, she Court was crowded as na early hoar. Mr. SESELrrT .used fur the judgment of the Court aria tbi Defendant, nun immediately at •od op in traitor the Joey bal. Pair. Justice AscoT them proceeded se read kis sites of the first trial. vie.—Taa , Upon which Mr. MelTevon nos charged with having sorreptitionsty applied 91M. of sae parish money t• the mewl it the bill of Calif isf Dena. sad Loossinset. • bar Solieitor.. for conducting bit deface epee indietmeatcpreviews ly preferred ageing him. The facts of this-case have beans recently detailed in Isar Mews, that & is esametssary we should repeat theta. - The reading of this report occupied an hour tad a quarter, • and at the conclusion, Mr. SCARLETT said there was soother insieseseat - agaw the Defeatism', the proceedings spoon behlte mewled midi; also be reed. Mr. Justice Again sh -11 read his retrial' of the trial of the Defendant spoor seemal iediewest, "Ala impatedoe him he Gleam i.f granting Scram I i 'pablie-hoeses improperly, *pug which he was also found guilty. • The report having been par through the 'Mendota was asked whether be had any aline/its to moan to the Court. The Deftsidant answered is she alirmative. aid his Solicitor bladed iii several. which were read by Mr. Barrow. • The first was an alidavit sworn by the Defendant himself; and j os ses Wilinot Lash, of Vi ell•close-square. In obi' the Defesid..nt (or himself, slated, that for meaty years last past and upwar ds, hr bad betas Janet of she Peace for the county of Middieres, and Deputy Lieetena.4 of the Tower Hassiets a that for she were spare of time he had been a Cominissist are of Sewers .for tie Holborn mad Eiethsrry Division. and for the Tower Hamlets; and during the last severs yaws be had been mutually elected as Chairworto the latter divine*. The Adidas vats the* sear on w enumerate a vas lily of onset highly re spectable Maces a bleb be bad held: Such as a Coremissioaer of the Lead Tax, Commirsioner of the lament and Property Tax,- &e. and finally. that he Merl held AO, *see of Treasurer to she Parish of St. Mathew, Withal-greet), for a space of thirty years; the duties *fell which& bed gomeitovrly performed. la coo sequence of she Rmsoletioar of -she Vestry of Aagestl3. 1814, 'sod not ti.l then. he had felt biewelf authorised to eater in his armieuts as Treasurer, the arm of 11851. • Is. St. being s h e: &lowa of espentes incurred is defending -paseestleas which had been inoitused anthem bias ie his alttintraeneitr. • then meta on to state that form w haf had passed on Mr K1'11. 11 41 bud with as little delay' as pro nide attended the said sees of ;dbl. la. id. to the use of the poor of the p ALA, by camas thw! same to be paid into the Bank of Loglood, iu the names of Mrs It. Wrightson, and she four ether Tret'ees of the poor of the said Parrish of 't. Matthew, Betbasilirreen ; hod that at baling since been suggested to him, that istertia ought to be pail on t..e said shin, he had, ea the .35th of May, paid' into 'Sloe Bank, to the 'gement - of the same permit., the farther ma of 2191. Hs. being the interest for five years from the 'Mask of August 1813. Mr. Wilmot Link confirmed this affidavit, sofa as it reared to the paymeaca the sew in que. • . A great *way of affidavits 'sere thee read—Crum Ge,.rge keg, I; 6 41. Mil. I . Wittiest :delimit, Esq. ; E:Cotterell, Eeq. and Janice Wpm,' Esq.. Cumusisoullem of Sewers foe the , Holborn and riarsury Thomas hiarbiter Esq., T. %Sinai!, Esq. 'Magistrate; tied Deputy Lieeteoesmsof t theT• , wee Hamlets ; Robert II line. Esq. sad it other peruses, of the highest respeciabilise. holding various Akita siteassaas. AO of it hum spoke iu tioquulified terms of the hewer, seal, anis duity, told integrity of Mr. Menem* is the various takes Bich he had died. - lase tipped to the lest imlietmeal. • • There .wits soother series of atfidavits reopectia she seesegil -inditiuseas. the first of which was sworn by she Defeatist lams sell. in w hick he Mated. - that the ale-hemses is which lee traria. serestedierd been eudizlet by him to respectable treeing, and that be could have derived sae ben. fit from their kis% impro: petty ; see had be soy_ prospect obtssoseg sew set,. The remainder of th e ateidavits. which were so grpaggi damacter, were precisely the same as those already meditat e sad At ere sea read. Mr. Torture Dow addressed she Court is ansigatioa of pm: minaret ; having spoken at ;ponderable length he said .Ipt should ow thateut himself with adverting to the names of these Gentles", la die alLtavits--tome of them lie kW the Wooer of haissvielk and be believed they were hams* to some of their Lordships—they were Geodesics of high bower and anis. reachable character. Lord lit.t.aseottoven. —Yea bare a right to suppose fait those affidavits that opus some former actinium the Defendant., septlected himself fairly and perhaps meritoriously. _ 111*. T oev ise coutineed.--Tbe best possible proof was tbi =of the aMtlavits. aid th e high respectability of those by: they were loader and he trusted, therefore. that their posdohups wwusld, in their . judgereat. take those ci lais their serious consideratroa ; for it a weld appea l :T: 7 : aliklants, that. for a bag petipil. the Defendant had filled dices, a al had discharged the duties., reposed on him by Yid of with ability, 'fidelity. end screpaloosions; gloweew" -• WI k these oimesTelliont be should -itolown. they would be dap maimed by their lordships in their judgment ewe the (Samara. _ • Mr. Commis Simmer: also addressed their Lordships we behaf of the Defeudasit.• Mr. Ewa A ensue followed OS the same side. t . .. Mr. &AMITE replied es th e part uf she Proseestiao; woo over all the boort facts sabstrudiated so the trig. Hi emseladed by egging that the evidence was balkiest 4o prat MME the viaduct of the (Washita bad been influenced by mod '4l;se and bluetit asetives—that be had beets gait, of a it , Wel sod clandestine applicatioo of tbe parish money. Tim ebirecter of the essoutry• - the soPParl of the warier's' required that he should be s kited with such ponisbasent ar eye d tad to pr.clude the recevreste of such shameful uffeseets. Lord toawthosoues said, he should have bees glad tepid ao dad to the Ismailia* on that day. .hut she Jury was paws. end ae bad dud or awed so soother place.--The(:Do rt mould give their geseet Wedanday. LUCIEN BONAPASTIte--1 1 is not generally.hnnwn. that the Memoirs of Lucien Boniparte, draws up from his Correspondence and other repent, :were printed at Paris, in 1815. When, bowerer;'they were nearly • ready, obstacles is) their appearince arose—the publication was suspended, and the whole impressioe was eveutually bent. An agent of Lucien, it is presented, indemnified the publisher, and . obtain ed of him the sacsMci of his speculation and the pos session of the Oriiinal Mauescript. By what amens this Manuscript has again been suffered to do the light we knots not; - it has, Issoferer, jest appeared be Laedon, sod will be read with aridity by the li terary and political world. It abooeils with,thw most 'ClitiukS facts stud auscai.tes of distiorialted pet saga. ~" \ . = _...•••••••v. • • . J.•••••••• - .i PO7 I. TWWI76 WE - gillyppair — •••• aort',lll . ' TRIO iaTT,NRIYe IM VMtttiilel[ic.Mli, 4lls . ShietderAtif • • s . • t. • filiv, 6l 4hi eel* 1444: 01 , t 6 (rrittrOliAsti 1 liha*ik)0 for tlildi then 41 ,4,1 0 14 AIPW7.0•140101164 1'6060 stideltithit,wigi. was "atrierialg Moir elleideehdfallepraeli e he ef`i,to~ late a o it *114 4i pre ce di n g hilt 44 la was attaiietir tsitil gal" oemaioned by iraelarrila ,!letailial44-411ader Oda lk cotapialot Iheakelined deilynradteketileihirie o f fords?, whet. he expiteiiiiVialOrliit . IrhinAtt risible pain. I . OrY t t* 4 ; 0 10 irku m , rt,t Mr. SVIIDOIIIwII wri Jae palms' i literary world, essrbi l s )irises lei the relations 'aid Olices Of life were r i c h , s ü b tao for him the esteem aid respect. of all who m iens siorth and teteredtalent, esereised alw a y s i s f imi of the best briefests of haslet*, sad th e veil of hii country. ln pleats life 'Mr. evap c *Were" videos and active bestsellers rear all those amiable qsalities sad felicities ti attend open and endear the herniae aid 'tied taint The Matinee 'ef itaahand tad iot, . • .Ltir:' ' • ~ifiTtilli 0. 4 en . 4.1 ii . , tr i. a ii 1, 21 : . jil t si; oti I-. .C ot .n . ,1 •,,T i " • . - •."` 1 .3 '' .." 100 „..._ _ .., ~., , . rir i 3e .t e. again oosiie diseissibos if mfatwoit i t o t . APPlTX.Nli.onent leg` lll o 4 . The it.erPq. 'which hethemeget ep to ',ebb Ministers to diemOine Perliaewet sod resider their Windsor forces more available to the accomplishment of their objects in this sespeet,. wits debited in tile iloese of Commons, on the seated reading. Mr. TIEItMeT proposed a re. dection in she expense of . the Wiedeot E stablishment, and expressed his worprise that a priseldnil had, sot' Aeon made for the demise of the Pittocrituoret:ll.6 Mr. CANatlnct thought the delicacy of this postai* was each, that it shoo - lewd bb too closely esamilielif and thee the delicacy of atc.liouse should withhold ; At fenm making any alteration in the Windsor Estar, blishment, though he was free to confess that at the detain of the Crean this establishment might be sop. premed. The delicacy If the Lisbon jobber is really amusing—he had the same delicate objections to urge against investigation into his own enormous rawness, and this is the way in, which all the delicate Gen tlemen who hold SisPettre, and establishments at the public espence, fob off Sons Duct with the most delicate-of all compliments in return for his more substantial metal. We hope Joule now begins to see a little more clearly through the veil that has . eheoeded his eyes and his senses so long. _•,. , . * ---ow— 'Halifax Papers to the 29th April have arrived. As Balite' has, by the Order in Council in the last Gazette users declared b free port, along with St.' John's (in New Brunswick), thft object of the Pe. titien of the persdos interested In the trade, agricul ture, and fishezies of that province, noticed in these Papers, has been attained. The measure of making Halifax and St. John's free ports will certainly be productive of meth benefit to the _inhabitants of Nova icotia and New Brantwick ; but how it is to ... i benefit the West India plotter, if helms to resort to these Colossi's for articles of American produce, and ~. pay the freight of, two voyages instead of one, with all the expence of landing and reshipment% we are et a loss to discover. *The C.oorier thinks this cie. cuitous mode of doter besiliss—titan which we _'' cannotonceive any thing more enititioal ev ewe at the refolar channoli.het which Is the natural consedtl qUenco.of cotreftliblekilseries to meet es. with one • own weapons—will be. of great advantage to the British trade, and is "Ugly gratified to find that all commercial men agree /hat they will be ninth be. nefited by these changers" We can find no seek sentiment preritilimg wenn thole who enderstaii4 die principles upon which commerce might to be carried on ; for nothing bet the direekt • necessity leentslo prompt the 'measures In qoestiOn,* and no- ' ' thifigtne rompulskw will make these carrying osi this trade submit to the mode laid down for procur ing supplies. The consequence of the obstitcles thrown in the way of direct traffic will be an incresi, of smuggling, tad a contraband traffic with. St. Doe ming', and the hutch, Danish, tied Swedish Island% which *ill reapihe advantages that are -promised so confidently to the trade and commodities of this more distant and highly taxed country. • ~1 • . --..m.... . French Papers to the 30th ult. have reached use The King has liaised an Ordinance granting en addi: Lion of 1001:19.the stipends of Parish Priests above 70 years of age, and of 501. to those under that ige ; esivieg the incomes of one Vicar-General in each A.' tibbisbopric, and two Vicars•Getteral in each 13i. Shopric from 1 Lei f. to 2000 1.; and those of Canoes from-1100 f. 40 1500 f. ft also directi the diatribe. lion of 30001. among the aged and infirm Nana.— From Albi tt is stated, that the woman Banco! hie resolved to Jet out the whole - truth at the ensiiiug trials: She. confesses, it ip.said, that the clay af ter the, anordir of M. FUALDES, the Contmier qf Police led apprized her of his ;weeded . orri .. tdlidir visit, and begged of her to 'Mice amible trace of .the crime, so that his smith 111 011 he have 4he effis:t. of .removing all suspicion frOm her Welly: - it/ new 13 ticatialir.Attistitutioti ii re - bii , Istomulgated on the 210 lost. The Constitutional . Commission of Baden it still sitting; but much dia. I. crepaticy of opinion gteveils among its component Members on several of ,the matters under its consi deratiow.—The 5 per Cents: left off ou Thursday et 691.30 c. , Tic Rays'. 111Alitthet.—fissdaillke reomplage of the , Oahe and Mellen of CSKlSifitse., which bad been • pompoms Gm account of the Qteest's iodispositiao. stook place in the Qtseen's Deming-room, in her l'oloce. where a temporary altar Was eked, in prance at her gaataltrr sad the Pot ',cams, the ' flatten Itcoarr, lbw Daki_ip?l. Yeas. Cases:lms; mod thaw gralwa. the Prince ask morn* of Hams- L:onattno, the ihschesse. St YORK and otnoceseda. the Priocea Sostutade G to uccseco, the Loan 'Cansceu.an, the Cabinet kliaisesio, Wm Great Oliveto of State. Abe Foreign AnthaisadarS *le"' The Royal Couple. octoespauled by the Landentre of awn. =to the Daciseas. arrived la state &bigot two o'clock, at. ihswit-was Weeded the cernakpy skewed eommeene. in esmeneewalaftiar LoaoCnkncauna sl u ing wood that hodwold oat attend mike, the ho u r an edt ek an I t when the company hadameishiedAir. N kooks. tbe Kieft's romerntustatteed than it asastlaidelherml, the Amidst*, of Caurnaanan not b,inc isiformett ofallieration of the • time. our could she Royal Licence be till the thie tint appointed. the perform ance was of coarse, deferred till that hoot. , The Woo Cluncarale: the Cobh's.' Ittioters. ac. Mao left the Poince; nod t.ureitninoutu met his Grace is the Park about ,Intlf.tiiit (Mwo, retdrainc from St. Jae's Wood to Lambeth.— Ills Oros. is aressgaroow made all pliable speed. and ar rived * Pahlivot half.pat fur ; soon otter which. the es rwassembl4. the cereansay was performed by the p of ChlreSalltlST. assumed by the, Itishop 4 ` honomr, *the mociostas of which a deo* was give.; whets a ' _ doubt... Plat! SWAM was Area, mad is thiseeslog the raises I. er DON : .. - Prtitted and Publi Ale., t. 0 . L-0 00 , Rita Lift rive ikirmod'di.iner to the Ito* Faasll/, Eta. . STATetllall 01/E1G5 1. .1 4 4. 5, seditbortoort, i t :' • 7 . . were never more ilierrionetely 'sod wisely ** l u l u Asa citizen and a member of the State his a ir ter and merits were more generally krises. 1 Readers of the ST.drzsmAx have had many oppoi nines of appreciating and admiring the efforts of mind in his communications to this Journal, wl were not more strongly sovrited'sith talent, Itrantl and reflection, than by a , cemprelsentiver and unconquerable love of freedom, troth, and jar We might instance, by a reference to oar &dm the ardour and eittuut of his welf.dfreetard dui exerted in favour of raisins liberty end cone 1 tinnal right, wherever there were menaced er sti Klieg twresist the encroachments of despotic poi and hie acquaintance with the language of for , countries has also been signally, and usefully stanced in some important articles famished to Paper, at (ivies when to place truth and ha suffering under arbitrary power in their proper before the eyes of the Public was to render so en, service to mankind. ills publications on political Constitutional subjects were numerous and valet Hot his principal work was that entitled "Mora for Thinking," is 2 vols., which passed Omagh veral Nditions, and will be found to contain nief t y t io . d accurate information respectinilte centipieeees eharecieis in the French Revelation, is a work which displays the mound knowledge Ivey otitiresive actioliements of the Author, en f is t wia sad oorer.cestang desire for the dive emd, r 4nsintenamce of Meth. The opiniqes, Alioistr..pegtical, as well as religions salient. liberal end benevolent, as Mr. Buation's , sitesir always were, swan's for the welfare of his fir cveatures, and careless of any sect ifice, save intei by which. that welfare might be promoted. Buanon was proverbial for bin kiodoesi to the, tote. • To the sufferers in the cause of liberty al Aware 4ound to bee generous and a Trudy ft His-leharity was equalled hi his integrity. _ft a ,the moo infiezible sort, which no certainty of 101 advantage, however great, could ever Trim to compromise for smilestaitt By the deal . of Mr. Eltranuir Ms frit! ic Iperienced en irreparable loss. atiftlth , Oust! of principles, literature, and homOmity ea*, i event the withdrawing of a friend wholes. p 0 and adorned them all. • -- . —.--- . The contruissioners for the roductioft of th tinge! Dfott were this dew serstede with their Re - *w i ck at. 781. and the 3f per Conti. at Bf4l. r t . Part of (Ito Chia' ships hive ern vipJ. Tue 8 water, Princess Charlotte • of Milos. .and tile Cher Castle, from Chios, have arrivettgff the ! Wight. The statement in our Paper of yesterday Drury-lane Theatre Meeting was incorrect, is that the Duke of BEDEOso was present; his l bw) been abroad for some time. . It ,was generally supposed that the spprt tawil r: d . ion of Parliament w (told have bad thi 01 de lating the price of the Funds, on I of its ng necessary to have rectum , . to 0 the largo supss peseta. ry Igy re i tibLott tilt. FA .r ibie soppoaition, however, has proved grew ,most probably in coutequence of the near op of NEXT TUURSDAT, when the' State Lotter elienmence drawing. Three Prises of X 20,00 107 Capitals, or a considerable pottlou of the now on Sale, at, CARROLL'S (Aces, No. 7, hill, and XS, Olford-sareet, whore Two Pr 6 €10,0Q0, and Ten other Capitals, were sold last Four Months. , in fOrmer Lotteries is was thought *Viso i n bare • One or Two taftal Prips decided tl Day of Dkowieg; mow, by . the arranges IlAzgao and Co.. the preseut Contractors, ;ranting Capital Nato to all Biasses of Advei there most be Twenty Capitate decided lit ii tielf floor, Nair ViplicsuAT, 4th June; r ',Lottery begins; and abtOut Thirty-fogr Cop Is will l in all probability, be drawn 4a the ci 1 • , [The uay. . Mr. ft IaTEY, we understand, declines Mimi 'self as a candidate for Norwich, at the will tion. Mr. It. GURNEY and Mr. W• Sin' therefore, be returned without opposition. 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