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I -T -- MICHISI:NAS DENERAt CA4RtER %sEssioNs. I,PIS DS, OCTOBER 6. TRIAL FOR SEDITIOUS WORDS. I James 'break, I)Lielt.utltth. of Mirfielif, was charged with uttering seditious. words. The in dictinegt consisted of two eon its. The ling charged the Prisoner with titteriog these words, with the intent to stir up Ills Majesty's subjects to sedition and hatred of his pars"' and governor,-nt. The second stated the words to have been used iii con tempt of Ms Majesty's persoii and William Brooke, P.sq. stated, that he was a De puty Lieutenant, Hod that, on the 31st Mar last, the Prisoner appeared before horn ut the Court house at Wakefield, for the purpose of being.tn rolled in the Local Militia; that in 1141111014C1111K the oath to I ,he recited it sentence by sentence, stir Prisoner repeaving the *wits after him ; but noun he hail i.nt to the wont. *0 bear true allegi ance to Dm Majesty," the Prisoner said, t, damn King George." The witness being shocked at the expression, laid down the book, and, after consult ing with the Gentlemen who were with him, the Prisoner was committed: The Prisms, r did not appear to be in liquor, but said the words delibe rately, and appeared rather serious. On being cross-examined by the Prisoner's Counsel, he said, the word dawn was introduced into the oath, after Majesty, as thus, "you shell bear true al legiance to Ilia Majesty a , damn King George." Mr. Brooke iiiadvertently i added, that he recited the above wont-, and the Prisoner repeated theta after bon. this mistake excited a general laugh, which the CIIAIIMAN severely censured. The witness said, a great number of persons manifested some reluctance against taking the oath. Colonel B•tVer011, who was also a Deputy Lieute nant, deposed to the same effect. Mr. II sevroon. Counsel fur the Defendant, said, a great deal of pains had been taken to crush a worm. Two Justices of the Peace, and two De puty Lieutenants, attended to give this trumpery prosecution the greater solemnity ; one of whom, to make tits testiniouy more impressive, hail written the words down, and read them to the Court. That the words were spoken was proved; but that was not the point ; the issue the Jury had to try, was, the in taut►on with which they were spoken ; it could not be with an intent to stir uti Hi. Majesty's Justices of the Peace, and Deputy Lieutenants, to hatred of his person and government ; the first count must of course be laid out of consideration. And as to the 'wood, he thought it could not be supported ; the man was out of humour at having the oath to take, hutting got it into his head, as great numbers of persons tied done, that taking it would subject him to go for a soldier. . The words be radinitted were very indecent; and if they lied contented them. selves with the week's imprisonment he had receiv ed, at Wakelield r it would have been well enough ; lost to make ittlie serhjeet of a grave prosecution, was ridiculous. Tnis prosecution would cost the coun try 2001. which they would have to pay ; but when he considered the rate at which those who were last week tit the bead of affairs, spent the money of the nation, this was not to be wondered at. Mr. Hey wood adverted to the inflammatory paragraphs which lied appeared in a neighhouring newspaper, all tending to prevent this unfortunate man from hero % ti fair trial ; but the folly .and nonsense of *IMO paragraphs, was, he tnerirghr, *sufficient anti dote to their malignity ; among other ob.. rvations, equally absurd, it was stated that the Prisoner's gland father was a seditious character! I believe," said he, "that name other peranniegrandrat hers *file guilty, not only of sedition, but anointed of high treason, during the rebellion in favour of the Pre tender, sold that they were indebted for the recove ry of their estate', to the inagisaiiimity of a Whig Administration. On the giiiiiiils of this attempt to exelill ibr.ju.tiew, I might have moved in remove the trial; but I was convinced that a Yorkshire Jury had the good sense to treat these tuflaminatory writings with the contempt they justly merited, and, uninfluenced by inahgnant misrepresentation, would give an honest ver.itet between the country jind the Prisosier at the liar." M. A. TAYLOR, Esq. the Chairmen, said, the words laid in the iudictuient had been clearly proved to have been used by the Prisoner ; the , question. and the only questiou for toe considera tiou of the Jure, related to the intention with which they were spoken ; and, lie thought, that, consider nig the eircuinstiocis or the ease, they might lay out of Oleir consideration the first count of the witrvii charged them to have been used with au intent to stir up sedition, and excite hatred of His Majesty'a person nail government. It was to the amid cauld that he would call their litters tam ; which tine worth to be WOrll3 of con. tempt. To judge of the harm with which they were spoken ; the jury world consider upon what aces/non, where, and in what connexion they were used. It was during the rolerniiity of anuath, be for:•an assembly of nwistrates, and was introduced even into the oath of These were cer tainly aggravating cionnurtaoces, and the jury had - tile testimony of Mr. Brooke. and the other He pity Licutetiant, that the Prisoner did not appear to be in. a possum, or in liquor, but spoke them apparent delilicretinti and seriousness. If, from these eircuinstunees, it Olen appear to you (said the Chairman) that the Prisoner deliberately used thr words in contempt of Uis Majesty, it will be your eta ty to find him guilty on the second count is/the indirtittent. .lint if it is your bell. r, that the words were 11w result of a sudden impulse of 'Liget. or spoken thoughtlessly, without any tyilinteution, you will theta find him not guilty; but dolt the words were highly mile-cent and reprehensilile, there could he sin il.iiiht. The Jury, after • few ensnared,' deirheraton t found the Prisoner Not and. he was iminefliately ifiatikarged. David Jolly, converted of stealing pair of breeches, in this dwelling-house of Martin Morley, was also sentenced to the same punishimut. It appeared from the coarse of the last three Prisoners, and Oi HY,' circumstances, that they had long been in the hobit of enimittin2 the most daring robberies and burglaries at Knottingler, Sherbert', Castleford. Mdboorn, and oilier heigh boorine villages. The Chairman said, he consider ed them to he such dangerous characters, that he intoishi write to the Ster!-tary of State, to request that they might be scut out of the country as soon .is yossiLle. corE.Y7tCARDEN rIiE,ITRE. -~.;--- Last night, the tragedy of Richard the Third VMS Performed at this Theatre. The tumuli was considerably less than upon say former occasion ; and the conduct of the Managers' friends more spi rited end successful. We were also happy to ob serve, that the Bow-stseet Olficera were vigilant ; aud, by the countenance they received from the lovers of order, encouraged into an active end cons tntaideble discharge of their duty. 'the House filled but slowly, and no iodination to disorder manifested itself before the rising of the curtaiu.— Such was the regularity which prevailed, that so orator, iii one of the galleries. ventured to display his powers, and actually succeeded in making his voice 'turbine in all parts of the Theatre, and his words iutelli,iW. to the gallery in which he de claimed. We could not collect, with any degree 0 . 1 accuracy, the purport of his harangue ; but, front tie two or three words tiiitt reached us, the princi pal ohjeCt of his philippic appeared to he the pri vate boxes. On the rising of the curtain the up roar began, but was almost entiitly comiiied to the galleries; neither he pit nor he boxes took any dirbuguished pert, fir a long aims afterwards. It was islso to be observed, that the r. 111 4 ., the horn, aud other customary instruments, a ere slow in look ing their appearance. When :11r.t . cieke came to, I ward, he was received with the loudest appinuses, mixed with some disapprobation. Cris sof " Bra vo! bravo r resounded from all sides, and several !adieu waved their handkerchief*, its Wound', at tit, entree of Richard. After the first act anis con doled, the placards began to be displayed, bat with very different effect . from what woolly attended them. Inetrail of meeting with al most uunrxed encourage , ne it and anntiuse, they met with the most tine tuivocal marks of a general aversion. The most strenuous advocate' they had was a gentleman. of the name of Scott, who sat in one of the front boxes, accompanied by two lsdiss, wilts were equally se l dom; iu th e cause . By this trio the firat placard was displayed to an indignant audience. The Lout appinuse of this uow reduced party was lost in the almost universal ex presaion of thiewitiafaction. Au attempt was made, , iu :he first instance, to snatch the placard out of his hand ; but our hero had a stick, which he chewed every inclination 'o wake use of, aud sue. ceedel, by the assistance of his fair companions, in pinning the placard to the front of the . hunt. Here it m. ; ht have remained, if his ne:ghboura were as noteus as himself ; but he had the misfortune to sit hear some well-conducted people, who, in spite of his stick, his threats, and furious 10010, tore it in pieces. to the infinite satisfaction of the audience. Et:creamed by his example, some other placards were exhibited in the pit and galleries. They were follow : rr Persevere, sad yam 1. 01., prices, bettor times —r Resistance, boys, are pod signs." 11 /oho Roll's opposition To Juhn Kushles imposition," " The Stages Patrons Stage's maxims give, 413 , 1 those who lies to !swai., must pease to Ilse!" " English audience, to as Enlists Theatre, have right to see, sad to be sessiw-Nu P, irate Boxes." Most of them were broken as soon as exhibited ; and such as escaped this fate were only exposed oc casionally, the sentiment being too.general against them, to admit of the same uniaterrniited display as heretofore. 'The hero, whom we have.already mentioned as the first introducer of placards, sec reviled in nhtainiiig a secind, anJ, after a 'coal, pinned it, like the former, to the front of the box. Ile was sitting in high delight, enjoying the tictory he had achieved, and happy in the squalling *at testations which souse persons bore to his merit, when his dignity experienced a most aukward in terference from the Bow-street Officers. They having been informed of the leading port he took, resolved upon leading lino to the office ; a re solution which they executed, much egriiiist the wishes of the two ladies, who, when they conld not keep their champion, follo.bed him, reluctant to quit a scene in *chichi they had acquired such honour. All through the play, Mr. Cooke con tinned to be received with loud plaudits. Half price hour was scanty:lined, as usual, with a great addition to the inelconteuts ; hords and rattles were introduced, and . the crowd and uproar much increased. Several persons in the pit were lakes into custody for riotous behasiour, and many battles were fought, both there and in the boxes. When Mr. quirks Ketnble appeared, the uproar was louder than at any other time ; the party bellowed to the almost extent of their lanai and instrdments, and the public ;for snch is the distitictlon to be drawn) clapped and encouraged, with a wrliemenee to match it. The .play concluded at shout nine o'clock., with the usual accompaniment of triumphed exclamations. In the course of the sight pieces of candles sere flush; upon the stage, and an apple, thrown at the performers, struck the orchestra. The annunciation of the play for this even ing, was, as metal, received aith the utouosit cla mour, and produced a contest of the most noisy descriptiou, betoren the applaurltrs and con demners ; the latter having, us they hail throughout the whole of the precediiig part of the night, de cidedly the advantage. The fat ee was gone through amid increasing [wise and uproot., aii.l iinthinc; 044 Wed to vary the disgusting scene, save now shad then a rsw:wat of what slay be teemed , Thf Battles of the Placards. Whenever one of these was hoisted, it operated as the sigoil for coufbct. The friends of the Theatre would riot suffer one to remain affixed to the boxes, mil many s lruiViks ensued beswe• ii the parties defending arid attack ing thtae caft:ars orthe enemy. They were rill ultimately aeiv-cl and destroyed, except two or thrte, which fond a 'protection and suppoit in the pit, by the accession of haityrire le.ie., How Iwcome too powerful for opposition. In this part of the house, towards the conclusion, the horned cattle and rattling gentry became so iiiinu-rous, that their din was as tremendous as on any former occasion. The only additional placards were— t. The public will never sutuait to the partial repot of the select few." " Fii:r accounts and fair prices." Tin 4.• soon attired the fate of their precursors, and, about ten o'clock, the green curtain dropi , ed, In half an hour after, the house began to clear, having first attempted a stave of Cad sane flue King, which the prevailing dissonance greet-tiled belog giver' eery correctly in time. l'hi• i'ititcr closed their part of the campaign by ft torrent of low, (*tirst., and vulgar abuse, against the Vermtiiii in the . boxes. To repeat their disgraceful rittuldry would rbe a most obnoxious task ; upon that also, there tmc, we drop the curtain. TO THE MANAGER OF TOE BRITTSCHE PRESS • CORRESPoNDENTKN. . . have arrive'two week froni Riga. where, & Peter-burg & Moser), I have hear inuteht of Bri.; , nsehe liheraine, unsure, charite & loyaltc—l be lleye ibis thing, because-1 see the height honour of risclie merchami in these - citysis-sstimee 1 corns to • this contitrie, I have witch, cause le dont this true; avid t will say you why—The. tat curious . thing 1 go to see after the grand churche of Ito P*olo, end West-iniiiister,and the big pilier,call Moottent,wiss the convockashon of the mereheads of Lavin, ett4 Common Conotitel.--Here, as the dictionare teach the curd, l found the work very common indeed— They questschim whether to be loyal by dine toge ther or no; and 1 find they say that dower in Eng boucle IN good thing (which indeed 1 do now know) hut never hefor that it was lu ) al thing—..so mutche 1 say to myself for the loyalte ut the Britische—l then go to the beaut) full Theatre de Covent Jar din, which is indeed the maginficint prove of Eng lische liberalite and splendor—How 1 do store when 1 Gad that the liberal Englische come with all sort of dam din to drive from there stage a neautyfull woman, a foreigner, claiming there pro teckslion ; and the mos fine singer in the work -- At Petersburg, those the Englische call savage Huss hears, trot her otherways—So mutche 1 again say to myself 6u Eliglische liberelite. Encore I consider Englische awoke, when 1 hear that the poor gentleman in Lank dress have spent a fortune upon this splendor building, and that he have not for his money SO mutche ar ouderwriter have for insure one cargo from Hollande t EOl4- londe. This is prove by great men in Lotidre, olio sine a paper to say so, and vet Fmginche )luatiot will say no, ms mere surmise. Poh Limy 1, this is Englische gustice. As for EnglOi ctierite . - attd other virtues, 1 have not yet made the inquire, but t( thee are like there loyelte, hberalite, and gostice,the Gond Fatherseml me safe to Siheriiror ti an s r tseik ti , I arisliw.n.e myself to );ost, Sir, who hare take a, no ble part in this iiptestbricat (limb are 1 think in my heart a Bur.) your very good fretid, De Me*. Pardonne my bad Englische, it is good emit!' for the had aubjeek. - -- • - POLICE. -.......- anus-STRCeT. All friends to o)der will be pleasrd to hear, that the How- Street Magistrates act with a proper vtg iur, in suppressing the shameful riots at Covent-Garden Theatre. ?Jr. Scott, Mercer, late of St. Martin's-lane, was tal.w into custody. but tognt, fbr posting up placard*, and otherwise acting is a endows manner He was brought before Mr. kta•er, ilyiw bound himself over in avid, toil Iwo sureties in saoi. roc), tu take his itial at the utrtt Quarter Siatitius, for riot mid assault. Peter George Patrnore, of Ludgate-bill,. and Charles Mitrhell, anprelittre to Mr J. P. litti4 (the Com power. found hail James Well*, Joseph Ray, Janitors Tre erinnard, and Samuel James Blacklow, fur prounstiug • not, with horns and whistles, sere all committed to prison, to take their trials, fur want of bail 11•NIII031-110113Z. Yesterday, a porter, of the name of lioeitrls, was charged with stealing a chest of tea, from the wai chooses of the Lost ladle Company, in FenclierChostreet, on Tbo.rsday last. The Prisoner, us that ilay, went Mk/ the Witte, where lay a boa on the counter, in which permits were kept. lie was observed tanning them over, and, an bring asked what be wanted ? he said, he was tent for • chest aka, for which be produced • permit; so suspicion being eotertaised at the time, the lea sees delivered to biro, and he tarried it away It *as allerWarils discovered that the lea beiunKed to Mr. Leiab .lon, sod bad hetu proem:tit without his knowledge. Lpun the Primmer beim( apprehended, he prevaricated NB to the leery of the person *flu employed him, end the place it was ettoseyed to. He now said that a strange ipso, with a cart aid burse, applir el to bun, at the outside wt the warehouse gates, tu 1a io for the tea, as he could nut leave Lis buret, which was restive. He secorliogly did so, sod having of the chest of tea, he put I! ion , the cart, wit... 6 dense off after be *as paid fur the job , sad the was all he knew of the matter. The Loan M•IrOlt. was shoot to remand him, fur the purpose of enah!isg him t i nod oat the person who had, as he alleged, employed him ; whet' • porter mime forward and declared, Meat, on Thursday, he met the .PIIIIIMaf in Cheapaide, with a chtst of tea 03 has bead, and that be spoke to hien This the Prisoner dented. He was remanded for further easraluatron uts tt'cdneedayneat. '4 •R 111011004141-4 CRI . EI T Yesterday, a man and Ito w,ic were taken te the above Office, (cool their house, to GA/04 :/ atreet.Tuttetrlisua comt road, fur tram; their two childrea in a most cruel manner They kept • potator werzhneise is Gooch•street for near two yeses. The notice of thew seighbruete being attracted iry their di to raiment of their chihiresa, OW they having Men f/Clllllll4l, disturbed iu the inght by their cries, rad the y o ungest, a little gilt, under seven years of age, nut havisg bees seen fur some tone try tliciu„, on Saturday they went tato the situp, and insisted rut the parents et, Mg an account of the child This they ptreitiptority refused, when a scuttle ensued, in which the rs interfered, amongst who -n was a Gest 4 - nisgh resi././Ij MI Portland-place, who wou'd nut rave the house urMt Cho chid was produced, or • gnostic fury *boast given where it wee to he tweed At least'. the 'unnatural Pore , " 'hatted ilaecuila from adder a bed its the hack p 5. 4 ,040, where they had it coaeeyed durtag the beadle in the shop. Thus child was in a wry emaciated state, whits several bruises edam it. 4 constable was seal foe bat the .....~. hoar being late, the hid*** '*as deferred, and tte In: a feu..,l hail ft., h.l appearatic, on litmilay Maeuretial;ly, yeete:o2y, a patty of the Marline oargh.b:rrtt "Meer, i. , pafeed to the 'lmes., vli:eh by that time was mai roooded by .eii fog tht. , 'w , d Pora•ms. .rtt* %eerie to Jtotivliol. the 1 . . tit Ibe,fa of the doors son that dna window.: and the Di.; it mid t,je v ;ro were 'tatter to tJar oats..,, in 3l:l , llaiwouch.street sus c J•tl., *lnch Wes followed-Sy near one tWirseand persous. _ l'hh. Magistrate sent 1011 C of the cantilever b. ine yoth•bon,4 to iw'laken care of, cud ordered that they *moor (tee arc hundred leoteuda ball, *Lett, we Lidetitood, they eetii , l tot petiar". The report of the neighbea t re, that :ha ' ebilihe I had hero held in a lidebew, .where the tiiiihni a perms kern ~ i rt, and that they feel *limo the wadi. Tl'e poputece were Cu imirweri.;, tit ft.. it was .e.tb Ow serniert ii.f. beolty they weer pireveot..(l Gera ilvoi .hale...it ike :..ease: cod, after trial perme4:o.i, they crintr.ded tliziointhes with weal:. ere the Oinetere 'No rtuther betornrigt,, - and chalking out a ;MMus, They .64 not &sperate mild nark st•TTON•naltOltli. COMBINATION AMONG T IiEJOH fI.PI Ertl E—Nl Pt P P.. YlohEitel Varioas eolabinatimis uenooor the different loseition of 11 11, inechanies have, of lair years, cleric,. a Como-1(124d it e i %w. especially the ihiremakers • but nun • d.-aerytiois r ntrymea, *hoe labourer:Ll in rook', hue fic41144 :-• e forth sebaint to the tune of " money to berth pot lo.: Id short, to deal iv rationalities, the tut &cc alitpe• inAke.. 0.1:r insisted on haying their wages advanced It berets r ecru.: eery fur the body of masters to bold ineetinge, in order to remedy the growing evil, awl the 1 . 11000,111.1•1 I • was, that three taco, of the won of aretrt-r,Price, and Omer, in the employ of Slr. Horst, of Cuw-er.oa, were brought to this other, and changed before TuaatAl LEAce aid Jour Turrros, Evora. with moinbituag, fur the purposes shove stated. 'f be crime r ith winch they stood rilwrit 4 r "sus"' bl tidied by the evidence of Mr. Hurst, 'hit a woman, woo is es.) employed by Mr. Hurst, in !tome part of bri at mute t ory Theo evidence went to estalm.:ll the facia of .1, d.- ,nand for the triereme, witida arm; made us the -,:. , ii ..r September, and the', altemitio,4 thritoo•lves from their .111, pally, 01/110 . It4i/01 , 11111t SOllll,lOO ; p(eirioits to witiett tide.) 1rt..4 bar a overheard to declare their determaatt.u. 'I'M pipt, niadrene company e:,,pois a mouth's" sioure, or. either ode, , bilfor.c part mg no dpirstrates were pet Wily aatisfied that the combhin. etow had bred proved, at.-e, therefore, oi dared. the Deteoet. ante to Lod bail, t.. appcal a:. toe 4111.0404 A, 04', 10 default then of, to rtaodcammitted (trite tomato. One of Om 't urnpike Colltetors, at Nutt's-Hai, was chargett with retorting the boric duty from • Mr l. altar, who had preetot...ty paid it. Mr Wailer resides in 1'..: t. fordsk.re, and had hrireii a larvae and ettac.e, fen two days, tit go to Loading. the laiersturs, the NUS 10,0110.1 upon hiring paid, although biesheored him the ticket Air the burnt ttt ay, which be had *bewail frogs the stable-keeper The sea arra occordingli fined to the penalty which Um law dime, via. forty shirtier and costa. i ant .• I . • 11111.11EY lESSIONS.-.OOT. 9. This day the adjourned Sessaisi . for the enmity ef Berm? commeseeil, at theSesaioes-lienee, tiorememecer.lase.hefin• • .1 . Mr. Setjrant Qiiscose, aid a full Iklitli of.3tosistrates ASSAULT. Jul,* Vincent Sieve°, ' our s :curt, was indicted Lt. ti.saii!t.. 1 ing Joseph Berryman. tfapprared from the warmest *Atha 1 Prtoecutor, who was formally a baker in Teo , ry street, but If . is now retired from Mosinee., that Ilse Ilefrisioot forisaly related' lease 01 him. whicliiimptit test above ts menthe ago * leaving rest due to the amount of tel. Thfi ecescstirr ligt 4 not sent kit m from the time of hie spitting Oil UMW lilt !r't May, when he tett him one monies is Tdriey-cosset; 1.4 stopped hits, and foottired when he tuteddid is settle tine rent w li,ch was iiii• i austead of amount* Wu, the apietitli act L•sched 111.01 down several times. This was the Want% cuteplairei of. The ihlenchint, who usdereenk to conduct hie tree cause, addressed the Court . 411 u speech of considerable ;evi s tL, ..3 which lie .;hued the assnutt, amt also the eharce of haring quitter* the Bosse wittrosit pa v ing Ilse rent which was due, amasmach a s be teettludares IR the house worth trials the sow. lie observed, that whilst the Pross Luise was 1, Du -61111.711 a/ a Liker, in Tootry-street, hr was several times • touniumed before' the Mig,-istratts fur srltin Ure3d e• , ..;. of , weight. tel that, is the enures of the newn. , - had ' V s hers hemd'to say to 4 sort, tint . 11•"4 14 al lien ,Ilteril 4U , Swear roundly. *hen before the Geicitii Jury, to prevent t. • hill bciujg thrust' out. • The Jury fiivoil him—Cußty. The Costa UAW reprnhined in stress teems the eoliths( t of this Defeudant, is imicainurioe to thseeettit the lifil. moo ) of the Prosecutor, Ly the attack he his: suede 0411 kid character and repatstioa m a tradMatiaa. And the kited IdAitiliglid, which he hail throne out of his h,tire se ,vii . rom ary, sir, iieilleiterele; perjorml hiMatif, situ lact•t• a the Gram'. Joy. A. Sery aiailime usa.iult hart Urea ptovut against him, (lost were It oak*, tie inconvenience vtitcla might result to pe ewee to tats attendance mitts probe- lottreld charecter mi g ht low monose% y i i t ('slit sould en- lt isully Sri ipc:ineil to indict the pu•slatt_,..st of i. 1 ..........g ~ upon his Tlee Sente..ee of the C...urt, however, was, that he sLotilit • . pity a One or tiftctis pottoils, lust be oinprauson till it was • I paid . • . Tine -Primmer then addeameA the Court, cod uhareved, . • that the senteoce just passed w‘mld operate as a sentence of . perpetual imprisouirent tigaioct hioli, it tsing lithely out sf his poser to ry 'siseh a stun i he therefore ' , guested the it i Coo. t .outlet inter too seAtenee to imprisonment tor a hunted Line. C p.m this etatewicat, the Court rucouriderol their ioilie. 1. - I meta, and ch,nictilltir sentence to six wads' imprisonment . . 1 in the House of twee& tam, Honesnouger.larre. • The rest of the siiiy was wholly oCcupied is bearing emit l ' deciding petty samalto. i.S t - For two yesra and a nail the paper, railed 34i... i it! nisterial, have been leading Lords GREY amt Gala- . , 4 l Yit.t.s with the most gross and virulent abuse.— • ' These Noblemen and their friends have been culled A by a vernal tube of expeentote--" Eli-awes of t^.eir ." count r) - -" a desperate faction"—" 1/einag, , g..'e." —" Atlicste," and " Jacobins r—and yr t then enemies of their conutry..-this desperate fa.'tins,— • i these Demegogues--Jaco.bins stud Athei s.—;!.a & uow solicited, and solicited by Mr. l' a it,., V AI. : tad his coadjutpm, to become His MaJCITIf'S 4 %poi k.c . i.. lora, sod to take the Management of the affairs of this empire. • A ship of 74 guns, to be called the Takturn, t ordered to be bunt at Portmrioutt. I The present will hp the first State Lottery :' at ever way Drawn in One 1).4). Thirty.rwo C,',..i.i, . Prizes, besides the numerous other lr'ritts, errs°. -.•••• • ing to Tie* HvsDs.o Tuousams PouNits. r• - ... t be gained 011 theft:oth of the present Mouth i . ." : Swift amt Cu,'. Offices, No. 11, Poultry ; Na. ti:, ii • Charms-cross; and No, 31, A higate High -street, the yi,,kets and Share,' are on Sale its great %stir!) , of Nunate:re. • There is no ansualus game introicieed hut what "` .ll , ' may induce the player to extend his !nitre 11.10: , ir all bounds of prosteuee t eiccciot the Lottery ; by ..- . , adventuring a tea pounde in the Lottery, you I - .- lose no time, Our ate you hurried to c‘teilvainiticse y beond what you are inclined to spoilt: air usiven. . title of.this kind is voluntary. and if it rid nut meet with the good humunv of tbe public to pro- • • mute if, stunt' "thee iiim!e moil bciteirmetl to maim t up the detiel•• icy ~f • lee revenue, and ter oi:ierm Curer d, ; , rived of tb chance of restutieg a listens , : 4 therefore, it niiic fult - eftwnitidettt that ass Wes is ,r sustained, stesola the aristerremo fall , HOSTItqI9 St Co. heater satiety of Ticket+ nut! Skarel on shiv a t lbw L.ermit ;'..ern. No. li,' c;,..6!),ii, ...1 41. ! m.rgartfull s , f Borough.. • 'the Droviug bruits . Neat Week. • !I ll' •. .) ''. . Z . • 1 t,