The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-26 00:00:00

Company's relied : endangered port Trade I mon dekate lutimss the Resolutions ashamed, house taau beard• Citisep, powerfr shoo) able , jectors, chartered tail the that if' was times tection ther ws, to hands, the ed thus ed. this W. meat Dieter. thmatwed of ISW Indian , cetisiely _ _ forward aid resist is time,-whei, if adopted, effectually put as end to t like resistance to the measures of the of thii country. It had bees asked, why was that - conceded to Ameri cans which was refined to British subjects? And it had bees said that the trade woidd, in all likelihood be weird on with equal profit by the British mer chant as by the Amerkan. Bat the Americans were nearer to India thee we were, and they could carry on the trade l in their diameter °Nett/all, to greater adsantaip._ Kr- Alderman Bras said, they could hot call thamiitms disinterested in the present question. As pardiam d the rights of their fellow-citizens. ti.cy Were leisseettid in ; and they ought, therefore, netts tees their backs oa their Constituents,- but leek he the meth • they took ea their enteriett.that Court. "They WI ptaxtke and experience in their favour. If the proposed alterations were to :be adopted, what would become of the City of Lon don ? Let any man take a view of the proud rifer which paled through that metropolis, Covered with forests of mhsts, and yieldieg employment to enes;_ hers of indostrium workmen, and then see how With •of that , trade and industry wasewing. to the Fiord India Company. If one thing was thus to be takesi from them after another, they might soon expect to see that proud stream gliding as peaceably past Wap pi gas past Westminster. He considered the pr 0...; Llit i movation as a violation of the East Indial a l i's Charter, and. a daring confiscation of prof/arty. Their Charter had been renewed from gave to time; their property had been embarked in iffiruerous establishments on the faith of it ; and now I when these had attained maturity,the Company were to be turned out , that others might enjoy the fruits of their labours .. Unless the safety of the State I were concerned, Charters ought never to be infringed.' He had no doubt that this was the first of a series of measures by which the whole of the revenue of In dia would be taken by Government. They would thus obtain by stratagem, what, in the beginning, they durst not ask. Mr. Alderman ATKINS objected to the drawing up of part of the. Resolutions, and went into several statements on the subject, which we could not dis tinctly hear. Mr. S. Dixon said, the whole speech of the last Gentleman but, One was nothing but an appeal to their passions. If theexteusiog could be granted to the Out-ports, *Ritmo injuring the East India Com pany, he could' see no good ground for refusing it. They were told that a sufficient quantity of shipping had been already afforded to the private traders, and more than had been applied for ; but was it not easy to discover the reason for this, in 'the constraints to which the private tracers were subjected. He could . not help-deprecating one thing, that Gentlemen of talents, like the Meyer of 'the Resolutions, should lend themselves to subjects, of which they could not EXTRAORDENAKT flnagia: 4 ' possibly know the facts themselves. With respect to r fordo, who - lately died at his the number of 'Men employed by the '-East India square, near Fleet-street, Company, in their warehouses, it would be better, fifty years a Mbeibesi of the perhaps, if there were fewer. • More people were. the Lumber Troop, held in employed, in I.roportion, by them, than private in- has for twentyyean past beets dividuals would crew think of employing. guinea, which be always said Mr. Gatrrtrus said, the late Lord Melville, who benefit of the Society, namely was against any innovation of the East India COM. of puma and doe shilling's panes trade, was as far above any of the present condition that his coin should Ministry, in the knowledge of the affairs of India, : mean where the company k as St. Paul's was above a hogstye. (Lough.] previous to the aerial, sad , Mr. JACKS could neither approve of the Resolu. the Society seeks eanaden o. t':oo► nor the Amendment. - • lover his body. "IU eendtdoni Mr. TANDY supported the Reselations. upset. are to be strictly obeyed- Waitnnts observed, that it bad been stated, ; On Monday week some that Government wishedto take the whole trade and basso of a widow women . administration . of India into their own heads. He ark, and after regaling theiiseives did not know that each was their httestlens ; at • and such ether good things is ' least, they had not avowed any such. IS the cor- they decamped with thirty guineas respondence b e t ween th e C om p any an d th e Govern- eseb Dotes, malting the whole meat, it appeared, that the Dinners:refused to cc- ONO liandrOd peas, the bard. cede to certain conditions in the remearof their life, which she could sow be Charter; and Government then say, that if trust on security, bet pleaded Vies. couditi . are refused, it will be the business literally isperieneed it* duets hi his Majesty's Ministers to see whether the creasing bee eeeret • The Itewlotioai moved carried ; and a Committee Lord Mayor .aad Aldermen, Council from each Watd, Parliameut, agreeably to I which, the Court adjourned. political . opinisins ring' derstand this part of the question than the company? • that if the CaFtioucguitssuia was *sue and yet we bear no ceopleints, no petitions. from before he left England; liE *WOULD friiat . them on the subject. lie could not agree with the 11988 . TRAK MIR n RAD nonek'sitoste, pi', i•rs ! sureoat —cotisliced as he';ivas; that the prosperity,Resolutions proposed t it bad been said, that " Great wits so ssadsess steady are Aka. I happiness, and SAFETY of the'sstoktry d i.. ,„ePe llOl. . And tbia partitions do Owl% parts divide l'' 1 upon its success. Lord Liiripoel•beggett-tO:UonsetF and, indeed , he must say, that the R esolut i ons an . ' his Lordsfdp, that he had not the slightest intehtii peered to , have been penned by his witty friend la of even insinuating, that it was• his •selek:Ms .Lord. one of his maddest moments. Mr. %Uhlman here ebiP should ett upon an y ether principles.. ''• . . commented at some length on the Resolutions , and ! ' s ' r . . , • • ••,a ' objected to the perf e ct conviction expreseed in them, : 4JOURNA L of 130 NAPaRTE'S EXCURSION that. certain redrafts were sure to follow an eatensioa , B AG A IN. TO RUSSIA AND ACA of the trade. --.0.—.. Sir W. CURTIS asked; if the.guardians of the City 1812 . . • - • IS of Lois on E il ought . ti enemy IA Paris ' Slay 9 .11attlefkastrotne 15,16; WV. making descent's on their coasts ? The City., owed Slept at Chalons .... 9 . I:VA . much to the Fast India Company. If a free trade to Ar V i a k et Mete ,„," 9 jo 11.7 0~o 1. ...‘ . -Ax gil India once allowed, among other eaporta they would' Lel l fi c htess at V o'clock Thema 3l soon have a variety of politicians_,_ who would eye • m itt the Illhelthlit •••' • 11 Gl g a zi k 7' their best endeavours- to give the Kimble a concep- isf s :r t r t , •• • iiiii: • 1 ---- Orßownditai 8& 9 tiots of the Rights of Man..: . • .: - .. " . loft is MOSCOW - 14 t .: 19 Me. Yassexacossee thought tin Suloiltion of the Si l t Ile BA Y nita • 14 k ett es d h quartersat th ood o ct '3 9 At Vurtzburgh i past 1 Rdsolutiapis would show a distrustof nifiameat. ! sin the morning.' _.. 15 Nsilskne 9O •Illt.. Moons thought that something between the ' Lett WiPost il 12 .. .le isrbersk • 29 Resolutions. and the Amendereet ought to be .DRESt i llii . ****** 1: Vey* . 2 4T7 adortecl• • • Left it • 99 Wend Nov. 1 11 Mr. Alderman Wools thought the Amendment A L : f ere at 111 " 11 •••• ieee II r iaoi am " ought to be referred to a Committee. . Dastsic 7 80/hew. 27 Mr. Qom saw no ground for the splenetic attacks ,'Reviewed 100,00 iniit - &id& 2s which bad been made against him. H e had take n . l a o :lr Pitali s at-- Friell '': .. 4 aliadesela " ' 29 np the question on a broad ground; l o ch a ground as ' Kennigstson 4: .- - ''l l se 3 Shed . • Dec. 1 all questions ought to be taken up by the City of I nsterbare ... .. 18 11411disseAn• 3 A t two .... •.. so 5 I London; that they would not wish to 'withhold from At two to the • a min e • S l:f a e .r rArray os the any portion of their fellow-subjects the exercise of arrived it' the IX bb, is the care et any trade which could be proved to be of advantage eamed Poll new his Af/10s ; passed through ars IV ilna, War. Ito them. He was surprised to hear it stated by I Kowno •. 24 saw, &c. tusd arrived ' Gentleman opposite (Mr. S. Dixon), that he lent • WILNA 2B DRESDEN •at sae 17 'clock Is the two. t himself to particular views. If by this *so meant . . I : ett it ' July 'lB ing that he wasitifluenced by sinister motives, hi would 23 Retsew4lolPA RlSst advise that Gentleman to turn the matter over in his ~ 24 .4 rik4 at sigbt I mind, and reflect on the conseptences which such eel 1 assertion might produce. The unanimity between his worthy friend (Mr. Waitholam) and that Gentle man was equally new and surprising. • . The amendment of Mr. Waithman was then put and negatived. Mr. Blundell and Mr. amendments: that of the- I the latter wes not eacooded. ICante• Beekeskoyist.e Caisbriolge. • 18 - 4.. • The harinotsic field is likely to be very sharply contested the approaching- Oratorio season, both Theaties opening the 30th inst. with The Messiah. At C Gardee, their strength lies in C • Mr. folied Opoti laiiither" Despectablcr o be, fox: be tween 11,0001.- and 12 1 0001. : Whe - principal : of theMtioinur forged 'upon, in company others Similarly .situated, waited _upon the Spanish hooma4 `ezemitie the forfeddlifls. Theili was some deantr4n the first instenne, Fdt,at length the request was .06- 1 74 4 4 itif.,:ind -tie following day "(Saturday) eke fix on fqt the inspectien of. the forgeries. bilht Iterelben 4heWn, and at one. o'clock on Ilfet day, the - Parties ferged• upOn left. the hrokerand the Spanish merchant together. Not being in possession of , the bilis they coold net legally detain him, slid ..n - Cottiipoffice.keepery is a sufferer to the t of some thousands, by the absconding of the sr. Parry's banker, by an error, was overdrawn to . the amount of 50001. An additional reward, amounting to 3001. is now odd for ids apprehension. • . . ; - Mr. CoLieu:keels excellent Tragedy of Remorse, was repeated last eight, to the unmixed satisfaction of a numerous and elegant audience. Some juai cious alterations have been made, by which the ge neral effect of this very interes ting production is materially increased. The new Comedy at Covent-Garden, has received several judicious curtailments , and it went elf last night with increased effect. Mr. MATHEWS had a real Utile: list, which perfected his costume. We hear that au eddress will be moved for at the meeting of Parliament to the PaisCE REGENT, to grant to Vie Generals . on half-pay an increase of their salary, which does not, in some instances, amount to 1001. a year, and in very few to upt. This-is what Mr. Glaisox calls i‘ honeurebk po. verty !" Two Officers and 70 men of the 3d regiment (the Buffs), have passel through Nesebery,on.their way to Portsmouth, there to embark - for Portugal, to join the Ist battalion. - Our Huddersfield Correspondent under yesterd 's date. says—that this week the teeters •of 1 Mell' _ Ifudde I ~i 1' , • • . . • V - 41 ) • • • • :..- . • :•.,- . '. = - ‘ •:.••- s .. - - ' • :• " ..' •- - _.....____. . _ _ .... ......_ ...... .6. 1*.6.6•-. . ... - • • •-•- .6-. 6- • 6 6 . • ellargai • - , .. . _ • • • , .• - • • )rf I . - I • . ift. t' • ,• , .cl. ;."' e r 1 .4 • . . .;• • ot:ii.'l' OR CON ON COO . NM- • •• • of 'AV itettolglimidik • ; , .. . '.. i . 1 ! . .04.1 1.1 . 0 "..0 . • , . , .- 0 ( , i ,,, :., .. ;.•,,,,,„ _.... is p r - . ..• - t .1. ' •lia . •ftaktt theiVe :61 4. • Ai& ii!....-! , . i.,v s, - i i itiitrzt r = '- • :. .. Ili ilia •. . ,--- "/ •:• i • ' ... .: •''. • 1R %DE TO 1 , 014 * _. _ - •_l - Z dki&•.this Ando* , ~. , '...:t . An , .'•:, i .. !'Ali 1, a - `r ' •-. i 7 . . ....„ I . • , '.. 4 . .., • . The adjourned debate on the sobject et the tridlt •-• ' il - ni Mid, '*- :: * 7 iv* if.irso k . ,•-• IMO 1101141011011* tit • • 414111 - 1 '• ''e,. ' • • '. 1 . 1. : -• • 1 1% , ... •• , C'yft. e 4,. i , ... t main .1 :1:4 yesterday vesumed at the , Coort of Awe •I' • willowy . -• vt ',. :,- ...,, ~. . 4.44 isocedow , . . at. ... , .• . . _ 4 , . , ?me t • - . • ...,,,,—. 041 • :41;r •• . : }3%.- ... .... 8: a---...t`'' '...% ' ' " :• . l l- I's ' - Fs . A !....s - f - . 4.)- •i. -, - c oineil of this City of tondos, • . ,± • gjape . beam - , ... , ~, -_, • . • _lb . ; volouptitmosuor, • ; ~. • '; •• . • Po, • .., ~ . . . , . . ffs :. ..,-.. . •,_ ,• it „ . • • non . fil r. 1 2 Arct.t. was sarprised at the turn Which ;ita-- . v . ~.. ... agree -etig - t,;- •vr • • a ,• . r .. : .. ... , . . . , , , .. iiittiz tal ons had taken at their tartar bleating. The IN . • -woof re- nn \_...i..: : .. , , __ ~, , . . hii‘olidies:: 4 , 47 , 1 0 ~ =0 oect eir , li/too.. , . t alons wind: ' bad at teat Meeting been sabmitted . • & no •'. " 46 7 1 11.1 me 1i ,:gi fi tii7 '- , • •, i, . . iv. Akin fi liii , , .. 1 , . . . t ~,,,, . : t. , .. . , itioustital. , . a, he Court, were tbe result a the feel* a. 0.. r. [4 his t 'it i l L -id 114 1 1Pgmilli WE 'I '.. .' WO% 'l'4• lloll t i beiti e- dth tRe- A it ih jo g ri t -. ' ' . ' I* •.,,,* . . iesolotions of she GOT: S 7IW Noy. Mei wad* . . • wag 0. 4 *, : .-. : li t , .• . . . t . lowest ' ge eon . .. , ~ ~ . ... , . , ... „ .. r .. ~ sr ~ h ed io c eritly_ , *, i t , ,i „ 141. , . . " le d however,_ to think that in the Slarditki-t_, iii,: s - -2. ', mo i l , wow ... _ • -; : arith a tte• A. , asitafghlehli . . 3.. .. ore ..• • • •..... ... .- -Mr...P. 4464016dg •„ i • `",' pospi.of , Lsha 9 louse of t he c h it s y ve o hese f I•oodon refussd , a t ei he tis pr e i n vi l ege hir 6 . f W bei noso.. iii iatkettiahreed . ~ . ii aL10wi5e..404 . 9410 „ , .. 00.4044.011 , 31.Latiii, ilery; ing i reiele i ji ei g g r 4, . st io. 1..,1.,_.__,... . ,; . , ... • ... ..., __..... . _. dY ,# , lpitcrt . .. : , :44 ~,. ~_. _ dm smoyaleshoir • . i eau ) s hou ld B eard. To h o o o ut tood ach ee prai v sz* y mis his ld h n g o r t e t d i l izt e l e t d o ...set tlilit aidon . •Ttli ee b e dz a . 61 ; s : ave i l i a t kk il .. .. .7W . .01.6. . .. ,....e f 1 a ll rectie b ee diy iaio c o :. ovolie s,o6o: 4 7th iebiosii f y . , , • ....::,, .. v.. . . 40 41"141111 = %;riet , ~ . . ~.,o r : . 4.4it e : =4. ilitrin • sliittil4llll* Abseil, w mwer ufl es were the Wows a his worthy 1 ' 6 ' 46 11411,901... itself; and net - ' ill )eitilleit.): " We ! seUl nevatisitget 4tat ifosalm roes 'la .- it. gra. -' tie) • rwittehat. et the* *OW' . ihoold be sorry to think that the. pany were KM , th e i is ok c asepee y s o r apket*.ilkt.ir . i Put liertlf fio ldil. Ihientid tO - Mate. Rat oi '. in :Alt 4%1; ititititS, hiatir itt ii!thr 11k . goe thsf; Ire. • 1 . able to stand not on ly th e • s h oc k o f Newfield eb- If It wen ' 'as a worth)? Alikilligi. '•. . ,' Findley Ain / rthisMallar &hind ;•., at 4 t . uirty!faicitiello.' ' 04:"*.P '.htskst s .' +resea• tett .the. . ,,,' ec t or s, bat also his battering ram.--With respect to I t h eta L . - * es th e Thames *bre to ' !car piport_voitt s ts (Oda, Milidak; frecpseptlp ' liodee . witbildisttipf-. I nto-. l e- ei eni ot. , . t h e -omt ~. :bartered Companies, he ' their origin they were ter* - 1 - ''' ' . the• City eras is tti • IN* kw/ itiesigji'lle _ tole sight of ofsthieg turtle tad i hostel IS A* a'r'ia talk Of .1010(:1111011 . •,tiase, * ~.. .. Ad e Tile *mimed advocates of the claims MI . • o g ri k„ f i assgths w i tch t h o n e •o nv • , • ao_. : I a,.....,,, k ,* I. ,••-:,, •• . .. • .. , • ..,' - „ Ilbled Oeeeptattethikinhollietisim Iololllo6*-1111111e * • ' airily h e out-ports would hardly be disposed to mail= , - !b eit44oll4 no .certats,6o 4 o - i s i o ol ,;; 7uis 14 , 4 . " ,egie ii ,.. ftnatioswistif • ataikight : : trit opitasei6writlia . ....,. orted puresessee.„4,ol hat there would be any thing now to contest a t ieasnid .- . „ k • . :stud be tbooght . 14 ,lios401: .--";._ y . on r e ti o it t i l ... eothisato , . bigtvg , ia; was, pima uses. . f the combination out of which the podia Company ;iiir ei t akg 7 l 4 mea d aitakpe sit; - -•,...... 41 -= , A . . &win,. with t b u -.0 4 04 0 0. H u i•Or e t i . b ut i t * ‘ Ass.... e bi r . opeaegi v et i l i ei g e . • , - was formed had note:timed 200 years ago. In these pew: pet ontit , tin it was seen •1* , 1g . 74 . .. will . , t h i m en i , .bwebtet to app ly: Ow a ng l e s a m e 7 s ig e d t ar : dhow ,. or dot ic t to a: trootairamissi t i mes such combination were heemerY for the P E " 4 11iftatiisid. Alf before Parliament; thitifilrey *whit *hid, wiiiildi dhet, • ill! it)itto ma ll hitisfactfatt : end to redeem the-roWlsilis in good" titlelieltiii . . testing of traders. It was 'mother question, irbir , -- - 1 , Ili Wad • hiellitiont, th en go Of teitiedieesent . hid 1 to.thio , _lt limit he laic* *Midas, , Mie Of . the meat i thify bete due, thk:hatiedig . besicthe tidettris lo -of Cher or n ot they were retpdreilismodent tirn"._,.Pe.';Ootiplain. A worthy Aidermanimitilid iblia,..atdeal highiy:gified- instemplidied, - sad, lively Ladies Is • • his late transactions -With the samehompe. • The Mr.. was disposed to malomio, that,' hnoreeer etPedi, ,aaa a . alsiset tonnage, anti bad argitelit : lniot In t didlllMht the EmPiiivi 2 assk . wksi. le,' iftiolleg' Alt*, tau, best ' &MIMI- were dikevered •by oneilinn: • A • colitithig ... free trade in gesterai Might / he s the.tmoo of the UMW • goodlikely to resilt i fronro . . filt *hi** spoilititr i o WAWA te tlea,Mlikelitties'ohe is bow . , clerk liappeemito cast his eye spin a billet the Sp- • . . ~.. , . . , . to L o di, was an eseeptioa.• ft 41116 at acte d 1501,14, vide . 4 .. im liwieseisarc. .. . •,,,i).665,.. A. . ..kigok t ___ - 1 olds hotise v pitterilni to be this eectitoods:`,44.*- •• mods, that the polity ) and judicial eatablishmeittsvf , traditis de bits One: —l' or •Ind• I SOWS . ' lt. 0 . yttygina •Lott.• i liftlitt or laic, :11misChly.mos, for - .Lephoth- 4 41Ploogo•oh-• he Company in- India could not possiblf be hnPrev- lion,end about OntLtbisil of the gres, andbrogglst feels, he 'Waited oii L6rdMisfra, not, .. iiiiit. mid, to ' lam attridfidshiS notice, and bemetlitintidlthO elr- ' • . • d ; and those mein who had denoted l their • whole ;back enema:air 111101 V, imports ;so that there Was .a.4ofigratelate iiii LOrdifhlp often his appointment; bet ' cerostinceonids return. home,: end; It wee 'dot t e m g ••• •'. . • , fires to the business of India ) 'told them that the ' gain of two artflintis•tethe prinite trade n'tiiie , tbe i: • to cat:quitdate thiLteatrtry . on the 'happy circus- ' before the Mippoted ,ecceptor •• ' A l io 'company's China trade., on which they :Pri9riVallY . Company taistained a lost) of the 5ani.:1140461160-.... :4tisiee if 'it* Priem Regent having 'prevailed upon 10e great ,spefuletioal he bad beini3its litni.,el,- - • stied for paying theirdividends, would bb materially ;i t was said, tlast iOO,OOO pergola, sweewsitemeessed ikroi. tolocept them high and itispertant s offices: the ! the artiett; daily advancing. 'Tbe.t il en.4 . - . . Prikl . . " odatvered by the eatension of the Exliort and ita... l With .thE Li:AA , ' ndia Company. ,Ttliimprole Were eirti-•! idles 44 Sias, hi wasno soper-eitinentiy. calcolaled . all kndiv of the Circtunitanceidsff .ronatt. • ort Trade to the Out-ports of tins country ; !Ind . ! stated at one million : let any pendant* dalridli,this 'tea dieddleige,witlrbotspor to himself and'advantige to ... that e ttlitblitert4Peoiogillit*lllit 0 •• • - • hue the very existeliCe of th e Company was threate • • :swat among this number, and see What Were the_ ad . : • the is "Lord Mantel, who k.one oT th e V )1 ,4 erred k st i gewi t l • ~.tt p . Aff a ir,. it B'ld'g *: .at • d. There was another Point.'" which he had some- i Vantages to each individind. • One thing .was twelfths ?'•inen hi - Wioo, timinkod. his Dibble evilest with* a !ntkrkeplo, .(fiatt. 441140ipsy, . - ,,,, ? 1., •thi' . • bin - like a pled* front leis worth Mend. (Mr. rAi t. • f the consumption of et e• as Ito 64 onion of diaiStilad feeds& that bar VON 4,eScrib!. l 'natter 111)•:' ) r• OW tit toy. .• ..-'-- ---- '7 . . • Fr a iti rm a n )--the danger -Of treosferringlho gore''' rotated ert . -4 fOrmer occasion '; 'most be confined to .ed to *as most ineommenly Intereitiag...:*lfe then 1 Cdinit4hittitishsclidmilitoriellieilild 113 .• . -' • lent of India from the Company to•the Bridal* Mi- 1 LondOW.• - • With respect to the revenue, ke thoisgbe' mid, that•be felt trussesbound in point ofeandonr„ tho•foribry t and it it the lame. these transCeafight - • • ' iistry. Now, Lord Buekieghamshire expressly 1 that Court could not soosistently say any ' thing upon and 'e AO t , osiiiionceptiod on the *tot of his le fti•; . .*M1421,061.01'. *tithe' lobsoliii . • Malin - ' . • hreatoned the Company with e new A d n a e l e tration.! reels a 'abject: they did net sit there as Legislators: lorda o,p/Orfe ltik or ishr friends, to Oda this first ofporta- i the • tanneLisnady.,•watrirmioemed.sthe dey.ofte . s. . ~ ~. t India ; and therefore his worthy friend, when he ' i lia was their duty to watch the proceedings of Par, liptiii. decillins, that, in accepthiOilsitnrdier mark‘rthedgilisqlseit.,_• Mr..P.Aliiiiiitidiftedibiatt . - • aw Govenlmsat on the Past of layisglisit cuss ; 'lament. The Fist hulk Directors pretend, that * agistilldenati• and favoiir, which. Ma' Itelal flighti6ul, derstiod, - ' in order teiwoettregood, bill* to *Alm . 'Khan army, would (*Hai* be disposed to *Mid i the ruin of the Censtitation is likely io ensue; but :.tho Prince' 'Regent had been pfeiebily.plesied to i theferted:iifter.; altd de rieret A to say Nast fel - MU • • arward and resist is tient,- whid, if adopted, wordd I are the men of edocatiob, the great landed prow :beitow, upon bim, be had not giisk up one of. his i succeeded - r ef • •ge "Orociired ockeptances Ottir sod* • • ffoctosily pat an end to thin g m t e mmistanetti prietors of the kingdom, less likely to feel or - no: • political - *sulfas ; - and,.,of assorilig' , lo - flordthip,' riPectilde"quirtd7 - *lb. amount of seveqd: then& • o the toossolieo et the of this cougar/. it 1 derstand this part of the question than the Company ? • that if the Caenotic Ant:lntim was bratifillfirstaird• astulse. In t he; mean'time - Il l . ' w as; discocered ,:tthis • • • ad been naked, why woo that emended to Allieri - ; and yet we bear no cemploints no petitions. from before she left laglind; fie - wouto t ips) ausiscur was 'on Fridni - strtnightj; - that' Mr. Parry itid• .... -sa•s. 1111111 t itatniuki *a Uri tisk anitiarin ? Anti if. .L___ _ _ .1_ _I • ._ "t t_ •.1 9 . . . I. • • . ... • 6 _ - !date, says—that this wek the tenter -of Mr. • . " 1 ""7"."' 11 " " I ' P"" At Covent Garden, their strength lies in CAVAL AU I/ II __ A l in addition •to that true • and powerful di Wigs of Joseph Mellor, of Dungeon, rear Huddersfield, • Jacks eevere y p ro P"" i HATllimoi-BAretrause' Drory-lane hare added the 7 one. of the witnesses agalnstithe' murderers, of Mr. • i former was negatived; and , of I. . eat end eosin, men of &sor t (roil Christ ' Honfall, have been cut, and •a pelts*, of„ clethin Ore , gr po , . 1 c wet* Cathedral, Dublin, wholas,onqaestionabU, ! shape of Are heart, which had been set from th ••••• .; i isi by Mr . Quilt were then ! one of the finest tenor voices in either kingdom. e ' Pricked 'Mt elholetr and hung lon the latch of ' - ." pee was _, ° P" ilit ig ed _ s _.. 9 of *the ,' was bred in Litchfield Choir, . and there highly ad.; doer .with an Interiptiols upon it, ' " Mood . poe t am. one ssiv,....k.r os i mire d f or th e superiority of I ris professional talents. i' ,b1 1 19:11 gertevelleeel Ladd ~" and en Inflasafieo •Eiilt ' d, to frame a Petition to i A t o,, I Miss ?Amason the American wife of Jzaoree'. belt, 440,111001,d soon belithe satnealtaitiOn.• - Thom . ' • , ' the Resolutions .-- After; ; Bowirotres, has beep divorced from her htishand•by '• - infittoeted llseff seem leak on their owe *tractie", an Act of the Marylaed•Legislature. , , -',.. 14••••e_ede ‘ arermtri, J0K2t.): iiiv1...... 7 '';•" •,; .• ‘ • • - .........,-.... --,—. PRIM; OP PORTZO.--Whefi the Itiewheiefithesilski , 42 5 - : Patelens en contWir Anollritts 'Air bitTiolle t ' k eau...- : 4lr. Henry Woed- presier to make an advance on porter a•litert•tleskatoestOefetreitslo usual *Ord ik clemend Blettlim, are •.. his house in New-street- since,.._ the public did sot object to .the merge, irt,ifo i ldje'be 081 thither reduced , *three if not four . .bas - been for upwaids . of consideration of the augmentation of the yrictrof Or...!tOrs bet,Ol wifftrimet• Tile munhitt'illeiNs.4 ll . • f . • be 'celebrated Society called malt within the last tea or twelve Teen ;• but now , : darlia . officially, (Or obvious reasons, *e oildt.. - ' in that neighboothomt.• He when .they make 'a second Addition . to -the price ; Shice i lhettoe'of the failure of id SiisisOrre's ki been possessed of a crooked without 'any attempt to justify . the measure, the : Bill. for restrict* ntiglpus liberty. ender the To. t said thould be spent for the public are naturally indignant:at their condnct,.(he I , erpleis .94 - , erist:ittetopti at restriction or per- r welt', in four - crown bowls , more especially as - daring the grit sad second risoPefilO birtisMeu „attempted by the Intolarants or • / t es worth of tobacco, upon malt isas been declining in price ., tioverument, wis - Oixtflle.etltb•ln tills - coati by;',attimpting fresh Ir. hould be conveyed into the t r ust, will be induceditectake cognialintenOthe sad& gositto :...,, Brat in .Istv; :Among * item Is of t essesibled, the punch drank • jets*. -.- . , :p... !., 1. , . ~ (i, 7 '• •.: Le!•si*.. . &sr- .-.. '. p. A Cltcemstance of 1 id a man cannon, of whirl. Monday mennight, about the hoer pc. twelve -a i tornow ely etc .. s• at WOrOester, AT/shores • len if several , to be tired , night, a fire broke outet Tor-4 . 4eY, in 4 tied - room C he l l e l le eC t io l ls ana -- 1"• • :::',. l iiiijiii.binit t can. diestilki, tke. Seized for ~: ~.,•,. J,. • t ! - ; i '• . . . ' . -• • 'i ' • I , Iltioni of his will, in this re. occupied by a lady • and her diughter, there upon 4 i visit . The tames in the first instance threatenedt -i. A well : tire - midi i-• . •, ''". 26,6, mae d a A i i ,i • . - , . 1 se persons broke into the ' total destruction to thi s . venerable end ancient . man- distil ; ire wit - i . • . ' ••` i ! 3 i l ik o od o l e .. ",s1;; a at Baldertee, neer New- 71 ,don. _fortunately the family and tatters had scarcele • • i ~.. fo be an unlbrtunate Ala w . iiwiti, ea , : leiiiillre. with sweet why, ; retired to their respective filed-rooms, when the alarm' .• , . ,•ior,..be name of Tss i sp i g'. . g a ri...‘ ed bit - , • , pas the honey aseded, - ; *f ire wag given. -By the powerful and immediate lodalup neatly a week, ,stmetellithirtsimed, and . 1 1 y Pluses is gold, anisome : eselotanee .readerod, the ple nt y of water , and the It is top polled thpt distrin heated her, fir commit • I .... ibole entonnt i zi:vds if ; colt pomace of a saint), displayed; the ' are and leis. onicide. :. . -.. :, ...!,- • • . 1 berdopersea sof her , t hief imeo. 1.01104 to the bed-room alone, and thus Some of the landed ..eetifir - of tIM hit t :D o k e of .. ''' "be revolted open to antes melt* beet s i o t the at o fury l o y f th u e rn tiraes . this!roblf.ma!: lsele n o te r , i Li_ which ve d es T eta i t i a ti en t •Iteei, acs - , , , !oda littrone poverty', DO 1 or• _l 1 - hi"' Thedame • already In rev • •• pr u sitcom s i. 2 tracts for the sake of la • i zieetblowd.h rattled 4 4 .717'''.. out 6 14 are are happy approach the nit caul imilzatr In *kis thallek. tti heti the Wow, Sic. are *it'd. gull of Retail eaccitafpf. - . • - -•. .• 4` ,, • , ... ... , . , . • ~ .„.. . . •.,• , . . • . . • .. ': .., '' ..':' ' l ' ' . , • •