The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-10-09 00:00:00

V ._ . . snaking en erquisife ninny J lomor, end he c%;.: to h!tn. • What, toy tied one, have yni come azain ?" and though atoms of los, intention to.tiazga djte joettea, o bSAetei.l"" , Ilt,lVhot do. you- wawt here!"--"Ilow ilaiti . .conoleicauVr : 4O jo, rfluewt question, you infamous fellow?" . 400 , 114 !F., I . bendeaitt4hiin to march on, qn ethich he inntie . woe p 1 • . epitho; towards s itichards, ta,hq aid, "Go to Bell with ritno;"t--." No,t; r, as yytt Are piste there at ra icbtaiity, d'l! stop few reit to ~ : ontlitet me; hettidcs you( kill to. the ( . Irfil." tfi•fflwe ti , ,O: I aal," .1%41 Itichar la, "pieta Pit aciul you - off." 4t4p pera,rtio.: ilt out leaving the plae,., and ahucti Witsaecs 'wiry much. • The watchman- .came nod took hitu. ut the iroach-hueoe, .The • hulite auptqwwl(. awl 111 e !sla.t ieen4i., 1 "ifOritt tea) be. bid sot receivedi read elree4o_,- ,!!I , iii. e *fetre,, trait:, "'Putt Ammar be di!l tint mit the w i r 7; h 4 P01144•4$ he ita the leapt fault, exeeitt looking at i4feliii..' I, Nth., in fact, ha.l bchave4 ateryftial to "him. Ilse e t * w • fltraitewtie ieverso to what witatAtated. Tite. s Afli... ialia-' erohlettelidaint•yik "tying • ilailYAz. • „. 1 . 1 g. t . 4,1,44 44 . . 7- 4.0;', .•• -% ''' ... • ..',..-. .. . .10b4;• ;4. 4 ,%. i . -......""'" 1 i 9 .4 beiOCRYWD ItificEs r - 4r OLD I Curiosity led 'ow there, sits 1111 A l/ lietitirot psi tiends. Saw tate of the special cone 's iftfr What cut, Mr. Dar . kyshlre. fl scualitli, VIM 4 1 11004 1 tp. %Dwelt . TNe apteielarmideiNt4l44oo4 4 Mirt , lo this wseesirig. CAceigue ihefieee SOW; went la - apse Aka they were assailliti. .11hish• vierciaat Atilfb • dhlpersed without mischief.. Three wss astalsimt.hialltkill, the people to have el,lspereed before the wolitamlawm...o.. tiot. ;Neat then iiiandine no the upper aide, otakagopspra„ Juine3 the special eumtablt.• after the etttoce.walle4teetwOL. Did nut see 'l.e SW'. trpt _. this time 100,n00 people were aseelvb_ls.t. .Ciattiwt speak to the mishit of the seer. al avenues this looolob 'il44l . eired to disperse. ref Mtn to ilcaerihe the 41111talhester /Nola so r y wt re pi rr ; jl(avirer. 110(1 4 41k 6. 4..AT 1Z11: t lichijia 000 einnd f oilif . eossithle of Sal.• thejelik ,;,114 'lraq liot . p . q.mible than. they evetiint .ttiittl'Ar4eday t iit4 te . . ' 4 ' ... -0 •• •• • 01411014 11 I:Mt I`,. etTfarslliti. . ~ . INQUEST ON 494* Lcrs.-(,:ridetset two(iwtee 4 . . I.l . l.o;.Ativittiort iglNP.tin*ltiPP• illIt!a• 'hal I t r ,W ne inAllig,glatit Bill BAllattiOntritrurleq,for fity respre,l9 pot. bOrs.to Irtsceet onstotest r theoi. iifterS lia4 been 10 - 0( !'I AOOll4 ;11 , 010tat...homkobsUit Styr iiirliicki Was rui - the rain . !ruin half past 'eleven till Mr. mini swirl . raltet.i . • its (1 •111staltsbotIspli 4g/pt omit I saw • stones • awd kid!' tifs olilletwl. 4l itl4 - • *Mks of danger, bet i t h en thriirgyl so. It lie ,rte semi. of the g Cheshire FewAinn.'"l rev were 'Tuw the ground ; they 'came from ' PeterritevilVirie . W . U:clonal, and Illoyrat-atrect3 Ahoy were on the rotund -berfstro Mr. Hunt was liken. Cowin nan . tirls in iilo "Ving a>, !r words in the mir, but; ih . ol' DUI see anY ItsifitirTual ' l tstrittt all eo the tient. •Couki no tiaec tic dicsl4ifefoiisory •V•twaloi upon th e gund out') lite otbiinillartehier Oilier/ :Otte eame, soil net knelling thores,i , :eipla thrisgit4lea. 'Ad not perceive any stoppage in the TifiniaresteP /err ••wrifory betwixt Boxtuit's bottle moil. Ilan, star:, VertlA iiot tibia.' *hot the Manchester ferseranyy did iflyo. ,thtir . nr. first at the nudists. 1)iil••1‘iit • Iyar.no, loth 4 ;k4 - I. l le ' flionebtitter yeomanry from 'Sr ; BitAtoWil h901t,', % ; pe Illy ether, SAN Mr. Norris, *oil Messrs. klltlirlf ,. i!TlO! - /lodiews imilthilig -smoogst- the cruid, . kilt dirt lint Celle; !biro . ant ,,,,,, 0 , ari y . e a rakt.illa, waa ,p rror t o. iss to M;.ll;lnt's "viral. lik'arstf 0 Riot itefVtail,• - tsetther. lit ar,i of its being . titi). :Did cut ere i.e.* the 51anchestir yentnaory did before an, s ro•tratil To 41u•ir rittition• togoatist the cunstalas: Before treprittlwa nif situatPO; Itl4teitu. Wows sync* by any permits. lianirsistaitt liarrilredstitiek's Ile/tog - tit iltia• to the tied Bailey ilhotolay; they trFite gather's:l otr_the field hylediti'disals; r efry ;erre isteeropistatfh wslkiu. „sticks; Ilry, Dirt large ~, .aligitb,. inch out 1 . • taw 'Ple , ,peirliek who weft `cording ttit he ..field•irarry - .o?,ll .. .l4ipii'sthitolsk•rs; 4 r.. J .., to the Jets . -tumors rivalry hdanteire io the Intel Les tiiirwrceit,..ea . fissor.rhis in a itioiction le. : whirl" 1 aor sort oo miligarys:oilil -t. Issee•besii, add untie riglttpf the ha/live, as Iconcet•yl, hide' Como hotts'ell lyelow lites Quaker's lieotlos Dusan, braid • istvetairlimbe,rgta..; 1/14 . 4dCultscive thiemititary.itherisi a Cilsoneri will allow . Mr its/Art*ln gueitiog this nit. 4 ,1#441 ikle*Ch;fliel. . ' • fiftwitioned by Mr. Ashworth. 7 -The Alloionelotcl it in the eirirstiort'tlie.c.lllllOun • 1 observed massy thooamods tome past "3.__thi•t__,,_w°z_.elself li b ' erty eNd "tsi !lags ; slid. not ottlicr. the frisrppromievistaes not reeolosol the colotoe .. Of the 11aga from iSlocklief. littlaturispart pittPle',Cltre inittirching order, M. a segiatrot of l.ddims 11314/A•ttiVp.;. cannot say he remeMs Ateri:;:mosic.,. -RV. IllooOlitarie. fiellittatly look off' his 6; ue 4 s torrid in ?!dial; pkeilii."sllhispit pot,/ 'Dick riot l o ran cop writ of ei n atant rivek)typosile ttie ii i r l i f o shii.:l pt . 4a ..fvf tieorde.. eoppoioem - Ity tf i epeojttn,fkran 0 in..sasr more , 11)1Plit nor flag ;• Oole black sod - 114e every., Pfstrkom•fytei ,ioryjyliii al St. Yeter's,ilie word ";hilt" was given, .ansi aid balwryairelt rp ." Ittild iiri i Rutile,!! and Du raberi cried ;nt •!..firitosto sever *ball hr Sleves't." ,Xliey 444.:ii Whikylhe Xiloreig . titht OW n. •Cooreived the, worst •H Bate . carne f rom caStior close to i 11... Issuil ; i hey (woe he tkar step of Wittfaro cats, Erifwejohtfrio /roads; the *bide pllest Mosley-street. . ~ _1 . 5 . spirts the ,steps,• 'and bad a rice of blor4y4teret. Mord potting slid lo•fore ihr* proceeded again atom lie rf,,i '4 Halt." Went' then lite the Geh-, his . station was • nol,rware thin ten yards front the I..satiric, ; saw the host. jigs begin to hi farmed; seireat tiny Ike!' 9 P ".the 1 " 1- attpi; .wcre :sit upon the hustings al use tione,but ofterw:trds . • . It EPORT :voluted. saw P.M. laps dt 'l.ih.ety Ilhout the hustings. From the S. lee' Committer of the tintype of Commons, to floe due. inscribed ".Freelltiiiresernation or Death." A but ' whom the %.-vcr:sl l'elitious presented to the Douse from 1 - 4.0r,14 flags in the *LA4'; •C t say bur many cape the Royal Piorglis 1/1 . 5C041311 1 4 l!ltri , 1: Ilic present and two • Clete were upon the whole. Does nut rerollecj.the ii k stnips last SC/Rill/1M llf rarriilVili. *sir 'referred to esa 1111 l ie Wu^ ispop_Sist bloody flag. ‘Vbeu Jir. limit came to the the mitt( ~r. t here•if, and to revisit iliiir? observatiiti,s and liostines, some Pteson.)iwtiPutle tie should take the eficir. (pinion Own tyro, 1 ffi !• theouse; wail to whom the Report „ tank , coms . iiiml i fte hi ,„ l .,,, tc. t iesf ,k s h y report of 4.... ,oticis upon the 17th day of jute, 1793, was mailo from like. whisk le rOtterieed rem(' 1 . 6411 . 1 Slit Qattara' Chapel. the t•iiiiimittce on the severld Petitions from the Royal SA.. 00 yeomanry ewilry torn round. When Mr.,ll,tot ' liKtlllif .. f s...hii,i, and the ministes taken before else ...c,:, them, she whole of the r „i,„l," l oQ k o ir (h e i r l ists , Contrhipee nit the Aberdeen ilarbutir Bill, its &Intim orpecnini them with 'breath of defiance . . The slit:keen . * bodies 11511Io•were '. 1,41 ter twit : r o f,,piwpli were clan cheered by their frieuols:arrownit lotion their -Tome Co'ininii Ice vt. re inclined, f the commencement ereigal,„:"Saw no blunehesterlropli, torcepj n few like wry. of their labours, to pursue such a course of investigation as se,lcipo went from idle carirniity. DJs! hot tee noy,Man. Wright enable tlirm to mike their Report in some sort a con. .chrtitir r•iiple come 111 tt bo.lf, irxeet.t the - e.tom.htep. Isi;,„, tibtistion of that of 1993, whirl' was referred to Out m. With of. the Olaneliesier people cheered. that I saw. Coulter! I" this view, they intend a variety of diteittnetti• and acerinitts pipets , were next the brislings. /Me &firms' biodiessuuli. tiff to , be 'Rid fishy't thr to, from each of the royal burghs ; and their lints noon their -corning to the frontal.. Toelljaorhes.. I ordered witnesses lr o some of them, which had petitioned, err. people bad their hots off. J)blamed udifTerruce to the s to attend. The lintel!) of time eerpt.reii, however, to make , i 4,,, i ,,,. when, the r0 ,,,, i ,*„.,,,A rT ~,,, otkpo the k r oitr , ( l. f ott e .Act. &moments at the planet° which the orders were co4 44;: fek ki5im., ,,,,i 4 ,4 with t h e e h r i ra t o 1 - 1,,. y e o manry . 'aeist,Ville greet distance from while% sneltretorns were to be 1.4.,p0t.fei 0 Aingfl. tliCk..C.lll o .)/d i tileff_ sl r. Iltsot came. • 1 rildatlitted ' tool such eitnessel to 'Weed, the intricacy of St,iti o ,were.slAwn Then, lhe riteitlp eattlo • 11*.inie ken-' 'the docks ip.-.1,4 themselves, dm magnitude cod variety of the i f! , a. That, ve ..., oft hs Attu , r ,„," 'i r hi c h ,j,, r o t,, re d • •inattrr "nought lwfore them, anementiog as it has done in n Orerfnci Alialtertion. _At h4n.lhey sl izekirel 11,::4, !e t theft ris l errsg, foist colds-Potted hilt, 'to - delay the pi osecu. ...;psdpitsterk" Tour .enemies scst.strwiutst,„ypo." - Did - rift 'film to' tbii t toi l etry, soil subssepirtitly to increase and ex. .t•lsitrite ,n. Pinsk blow. strnsk,,...nOtt, tln peueP. Nieto . hate - refl.! thildr:l*tontrs so mein, as to render it quite ituposailile • fbr thin% tti terminate 1 heir' lowest lei, ion upon the ac dr pru se,sfePed fatit.•,,,conceisir s the. patriotic and bah-Sots, enter' tflorro ltr.st l a . about, ten _to ilatch hint on the gr ound ' 'posed. dui ' iii present Session a I'm looninit. . t , tt , mt.. Mil ki,.. Saw Akt . oo ,. ijn i s - to „ 1 ( k ,,: 1 iyi i • if,," • •Tiiitotriottitiltve pifrpose, therefore, either to give an out ,titoitio helot throiro be jiliii st i the, opyoo . clotiktles 'Aid • flue tirrerat' 4 lls*y lots,' hitherto door., than any regular and ritit %yen the y ( 0018,11. 4 epeylr./ eitjfit oaf. single * iitta l sii jet.' • - detilll'A retiorf %lion the entire tit:l) . ler! referred to them. *Mos tei the 'doges ireoscihrywo, MA t o se t wo;triti ri rdl 'This redieW, tuo, Seems the more advisable, as seine of i e s s ilt, the it!!!the . rs . cavalry it eyri e j2 . 412!0r". -. lhii . getiri,lik*e . nut l'rt emitio!ele4l the returns reeitired. and .1: ini.r. San the che4org r timagri.jantki Pi Alf, iof I wools totifloinkile ritort‘s, hat the Peitiiiiiers hive deeli,sed . I tVemoK with Iht: Alatkch•lttfr 7191 02 ,Pr1.e/Atfll• , piA 4,4 ! b.ot t im eitoioii r,4,,,, i.,Al ! tlity to defray the expense, and Kg soy dip} roper i 4. ttoe 44:10.tvoltittr.tpr_ttrx.v.dityr ;. trot ill rtniilti tbstillts'ithcbsetpettsc won't' be tefrayed by authority 'rely difference,„l.ke fAttnittiu ' , coital. 'NU cilyitrat«l, a , Did '1 . 0114 Hi,ltir"fl/1107,i'brvit dr pitted ail agent to attend on mit sec the CfrcOirc.aiitiLlik jtriekitalp.,tirtre..liir.,w.h...... ' their lt,hilli'lii IlhedWriatedid your Cominittee such leer- Ilesrd the 1511r.huswiro Say ilia r lly wiqirpirtj 14th in 'station •s they iniulit desire on the alleistfoUs of their Nol o' 'violence suigl,t.he coopoittvd, i thAA Art riegitl, idr a nee . tiuus, in conscirnetice of the erreutar intimation of the 10th I. '"illiebilia , 51 1 4 n Pacl.e4Vte• •.rieT(1,1101.59.C4, 1 11 111 3 1. tile fy... Ndir lo the burgluk whirl( have prittbotert, mid or the tlOth, k liire'Tri his life. , Not . possAc, in ..tlis,QTrigtli,,,9l:: tr.rsert.llo:llll• ra eh a body of people isithont s t int'. &Eel sill lislizokag. •1 ~ Iterrirna to the shoe, mitres have been receired,froas the Print pass. kilsfoker-I:*aitVo lfeansgale To Pei Mr.' l cheer tescistr• Ors i.r 31 burghs. ' Irviit pass. Th.eppities..astbeyept wed. were eim.poseil of 1 , ~Foorri tour burghs on returns have yet been received, tiii!..,vnirretk, iisiftc4ll4. ii... tfit..p r iny,..fi4r.,3vrligysl bad sr , , ,Ishi. the *tilers • bare been ackuowledged and the returns fr h thtier,of (creates ti *pericced app e envi4.l;i t t 4 vir:4l,spdi•r A . . pleunfise . d. . . tirst : untotittthe ..1114ois. islet tiKre . ?;LA .tot dedriztrolillsl -.• ,irton Sneed the Petunia are incomplete; and from oine .i,`,betw,4l . llle. civil . au t t.apjidaryaoLliviAt l ltifin 'flirt •11104ionteloaticatttin has hero received siuce the mod orders my, !dips ; „ , • . ' . .' ' Y.r. "Is i liweiik-fteceNtet,l prptect . yerupiet 79 tolistri . o ,:dtiluitlb 'your cortunittee hate yet enaer.itted evidence sm. r i bratoor. 1 desire iota vitt oat be a'grA:-.1. '. P i ' ,djuneurilp"four tit the,tofal burghs, they beg to observe, that Yiltges‘ stated, that *took rykoge atpropg the aggil eon- they bate coil••••cted materials for examination, more or less alp:. leo, befante he ihoitcht the c4o,tre A i l :flaw eafitt, y, 7 ftaseOetey Ceotia joiabt of the other borers sal 1111 l lied Its their .. 1 '''itir/ ." 6 , 11 . NIO "ill-al, as tlie'sfrosehrota . .kelonansp ea- iat i , Thsy; irtiat, 14ers, : f c ifir that. the Douse will nut s• ", y. 1/Li not Co: jolt') jile Migilitra4tie. tir;i2eActp• !like. ' . l ge ettliir . l3•l6e liMotistr of their lishotir, or of the general wrj ,„„„ vci , ~,, a ft .„ l , es „iik 1 ,ey, ! ,. ...:, y, were tu7 . ...... Ito stet:A 111411/11 , ..nalip froto the lucre hilitilseruf cases on 4 pi AT iii ill 'Lim. I ..„„etr wns inQl.ri II ...r..•fraiv - ii,..r. ... ielt mei ii,i.- - e. yi.t toted evilettee. . • , i :one from the mob ist $l. rorr l tticfv. ~ . .rfilt :r4l..ifTed . : ~ 4irlotifielllpoiisqtY tlie Douse shill Ildhk . roiier to ii , afs warran t s i ie ,j;f se , stir a t .,l ; ,: frv e, • ,, l ci efitioruil it; 14rItel"...hniiiiiittr io the neat Sesdiin or rartiamcui) 'IV 4fewary merstiourd it., l'Ose Mancliester atiertitestire i Ihtidatfilially feriliimeif and abriifged by much of what I i v snauyy cavalry eallOpted in chit:sent itirr4pass;:ter i sw I llo•Yrrisoi.?Alit:iirty d,:do.'uf a 'rich little qr - ou trace isle be n geotreman in a blue coat talking . to Mr 11 rip..7fiile ilTiitt!il isr Mar presetar ItepoiC Aid flats y?.o. Committee treenail the yeomanry caval,y, by - 4'41'14.1)11'k . .v.fty j. l ge i n ilfdlitre'l to inilitlge ',the hope 'Will they ( nay toltigiately stirlci. " Rule Britsuoika" 41.3 payed. by, (1 1 9 . binel, and 1 a epht.4. 4 So fir to' coarplete their inqiiiiy. mid so to direct lite people joined in churns, singite,;... Or . itous 'icy..? will 1 . spd'sdistrike its detitls,*as to makeYbeir . .ftituie 'lltrtrfrt (if • be slaves." There was somythiug so ierrillp its Yte*:,erear- 1 this . ll4oSe shall sultihrise them to dri4e . .aist - e? in 'souse rotes . steer of thee bodies , that be bail so tlit4i . lei' Itr - 1 e The I Puri' •'CtiPtilni3"Ulls as "'elf s WilrielilV kft!!; l, ltd, of 'fiat of tiwn would hav w been brolien.. Saw the cpoistoblei attains- i I/93, liefUre Illikdril to; and'also a, iidef.ll* statem e nt of • hoed in St. lamest-srptsre„ as early at. tianeu'or:l4tli; Saw Ilse cite of ike t iegtinuers, ns lifellreltue 'them by the set , ' rat soldiers there, at tlii lime ; oily . pilec • - eirlrfalile Vkiatki ` - ' • •-- ~" • • ' • knielit hare peen is much as itiroarlf, Aare ofiettilitt the • 'rinhVbili9dalllei have been' cliihrlY thipletyek 1101 . , ttio civil power cutilo Love prtorniel) the meeting , taliitig_xlace. 1. dirilitorate - Vf idititilirgls, Ahertfehie, • oundthc - • sod'Dtiti• . .I.lad . they tales toe militars, ,tiotk,ln ttify, attest hay , pre- 1•1* i11e.. - 4 i ttlirce' tinier are , thY IMO I liirst and most: .ili to 'height's* stremqteg.:stt.vo eFort snailnio iirevint . 1 ill Pc(dlitkisir ." - eimee; • btipamran? v.,76,.7 4 % se the asiesolgiog . of BA meting, k teld the posliefotplieards. . offir, utl hated requizei more IMP' Wlrllnagilkioti. •-•—• ~41, - ; • "IToVit - eltitt liearSl that the Coroner lide diredeitihe batty to be taken up, order that he might . ..owe the view of ft required by taw, 'as suggested by Mr. HArtner on • former day. We may jolt add, that the sligeussion between the Com ber. and Aft. Mariner, respertiug the appointment of the strflo an imprt•s.insi ip Court, that, its Ives than an kous taiDalf a(terwaola, nearly 200 inhallitants of - 157 . ak ifi. o ‘ Sig p i7t1i:ieratijaition to Mr. Harmer, lr surto, the 45 1 . 1 .55i. i f 1 0 1 ;4 *mild have torn s.itreil by natty beitittrella;h4i time +mita unit alhrw. We understand !bat.Mr: klonner grill produce a full authr . srity front the pa. 4t , i441 or)* sm Thursday sluiuing. - • an • wag taieww I. Witnelll I:Z! Ie ~.11it.re...V.111" e w l e p by 100' 114' / . 11 , 7; . isisalPl! ‘tr.) V i g,„',,..1, 1 4 . 4.6q0 ! )! , T.: Iiii"1: , imitirtzteplvivc. t ~,cl, N s i 41! it . b :w Ili ..' • U' gki iirgic . :: iii! ! " & o.iip u e tki rw i . ci 1 w 4 i'l. u hvit u lt etx Lr: bervesweiz 1 ilij'A'Ai.lll44l;tritt:lrry.. U. 1 . 1 , 160 P 6, 47.1 pfr . . tr lte itl i e r,, l e f rd ti;iii h.,,aitylini; e b‘ ' t .-- - • ,j,,1 cOuir,l°! 4 ,k4 - !sr j r."4,,T, 1 :4,,,,rd• IS. it a ,4 I "r en '• plii 7 0zzfi11.e.10.!..1:4: cluck in the ca : ci r*4 6 : ,:i iiii,(iiktt e ati!e uC .p illtlt4)i tt lig t L .. ... ..,. - . • ._.. ILA were I '. ." OcTossa G. It is stated that a uplication his been professionally mule to Nlessrs. Deurcass and Wetherell to attend the latiotst at and their arrival is eagerly looked for. 1 thosight before the comnsesscessirot nrthe inquest that the presence of souse ernisseist advocate was I:ece,,ary on this occasion, for a variety of .reissons. The Coroner was not MI.. cowteous to Messrs. Harmer and Denison on the first day of the Inquest. I le did out impede their progress or insult their feelings. end Isrosce I was encouraged to calculate that business aright have gone on staiontl ly ; but soon afterwards, and especially !mice the appearance of Mr. Ash worth, the tone and manner of Ilse Comfier un dement - a total change. Ills cooduct towastls Mr. Burner Is,. ; easue guar cavalier, nay, even cuss .steetoptuous. It is Soder(' es-silent. that Mr. Ferrasid bits .no disposition to defer to Mr. Harmer.— The latter lass not, in this Coroner's estintatissn, iliac sort. of isnpurtance Inch is necessary to pro (lnce istipressiois; that is, he i, merely ass Attorney. Were Ms. llerisser • Hanna, r, with considerably Tess knowledge and. Islesst, this Coroner would, Apprehend, bow to W.* judgment. But as the coun try Attornr3 'above so much deference, or even re verence, lodise Loudon partMers of eminence, use of theist ought to hums beets brought down in the first instance. • . • The hotly Lees bet been disinterred this day, to be viewed by thw curtmer. • The father of Lees %I'll to.usnre,.w regnire the Atteludi,,ce or Ahears. livraner owl Deniion. ..,. :,. . ROYAL BURGHS OF scorLANA nation than any others ore likely to JO; Ind from acme pe• cutias circumstances regardiew them, *kicb fill appear iu the evideoce :attacked. to Z w ilePA l % - l i l t ie l lVir e tr r committee to have -mitie to yeloeily 44 u. lion. • • The city of visbutah.beetdes beim the capital of the country, bag lately had OR clielQie 4 if. , Alta cOOPC;l l olct.ltside lry a &Mahan ,of the Comet of -ffesaioti. mow under review, by which, if adhered to, the city will bs Witting' ezeculive olEcers.uziousicioal,moveroment. The election of the counrit sad peamstrates of Aberdeen wag, attio.lstely ,(I11!9), set aside by wrier. , of Jaw, and its eitt*re„Mmileipal affeirs committed to ,Ilee, chorge of isiterisis maiLagers ; a situation which coyititi.wctt lel file Pee" at'Alte election.pf Magistrates ist September lull cod its treasury has remained ever muce in a state of manifest and declared litgolvetley. In Dundee mazigteates and hargetne ( Z have been evieri, yomuicatflie aud negociating lately wink ericla s ether, with wiewtia.so amicable adisigtommt,liy "hires souse sell or eon stitetimi of the Intrgh, at ouce Inure, libertl in itself, sod InoTe•Conitelltill hi the wishes of theinbab:tatits, might I', übtgisicd which the evils, accogneltined of lay the petitioners.un i t as, in part, admitted by. tits megistratri. and cur gni I, might he-remuvad The allegations of the petitions referred to the Commit tee, may he divided limier two general heads, viz. lot. Complaint% against the system of internal govern meat, under which all the burghs, with scarcely any tamp. timi, are alleged to be manaerii ; and, d. The evil* which necessarily revisit from sorb system, oe see tumid practically to follow, where such gy stem i.b. Th.i• zeneral view will, however, be better understood by plating in a tunic .!clailed foamier the grievances of which the irtiii 111 l eis complain, and which appear to arrange tbrutsrhes Ynller Its. fullo.Wilig brads : . ht. The nook of el , tioti of the nt.igi•trates and town tominoil to all the burghs of Scotland, soothe live Act of the Scuts l',,e;ianieni, 1400, c. 30, by which .the old coolleili-lietv I 1.. OWN', alit the new awl ..iii cooticil together cliwyr the in igiq ratio. Ity this mode ul• election the tier sons once ohiatuing a majority iu the council have it in their power In reelect themselves, or to elect others in their iuU mvt, nod thus to continue the control and management of the affairs ..r the bingo in their own boucle, and in those of their adbrn,..., iss perpetual succession. 241. 'flue Picot lir a doe representation or the I cor porations of the hurghs, o•unety, the guildry sod trades (where such corporations exist) iu the council, arising (runt the mode in *hie, the 11«al, of guild, merchant councillors, trades cnuueitlo•s nod deacons of crattp, the nominal reprresentailyva vf these curpui 'lions, are elected into that burly. 3d. A want of control in Vie burgesses and in the copora films over the expenditure of the revenue. of the burgh, over the Went' the rem good or property of the burgh, and over the controctiug of debt, fur which the commuutty is rviolered liable. 4th. A W4llll Of power in the hargesses and corporations 1.. call upon their magistrates aml council, to account fur their manage-anent of the revenues and funds under their chat re sil The waste nuil mismanagement of (Imitable funds, ptie.il in the hands of the in tgoorates, as ex officio trustees. 611,. The 'opposition id . is some with. out due noilior0). and in all %soloing soy power in the bur gesses to I , t - t'l n the ui-rrs•ity for imposing them or their doe ; aud iloslei )11:z, in sume instances, tarp r soma on account of the sr laud tax payable to the Crown, than are autharised b) statute or actually paid into the (URA'. itti. A waiit of power in any lint membrrs of the council, to complain of an undue .electiun of that body, or tiny of its members; and thus nu usage, contrary In the seat or CoaSlitalian of the burgh grit ws up, without those persona *have rights are affected betug able to arrest it; by which Visage, Itt• l C;1111 ;1111C41 forty years, it haa been held, that out only 11:e sett ur cmutiluliust of the burgh may be effi t innily cos nged, but if the usipse lie general the provjsiuus of the statute ow dispensed with. That in late instances the Crown has been advised to eariTixe a uuwrr of ti to the burgesses a poll election of their wiNcistratee and council, in cases where the elect• hits been set aside by flit' Court of Session for irregularity; which poll election atrurtleil the ouly means that mambo' to the burgesses of brratiog the . iwrissayity of existing abuser, by enabling them to elect, no those occasions, Iw•r suns into she magistracy soil council possessing the cunfi. deuce of those whose affairs they .ere to admliPster. The r.ssalt :woo beets stated by llos .petitioners to be, that the affairs of most of lute larglos of Scut . ..end base beets ill idmitti..ered ; that the expenditure has liven improviaelit ; that mach of the corn good or property, an a hich the fissure tesenne dependild, has been sold, in misty bottom-tr at loss than its value, marl in some to members of the twos cil lhrntsaha, nut utsfreontorly by private bargain; tisist leases 3111101HO:114d itli1)1 . 11111C1:1 and uthor advantages bare beets improperly ht•atowealty the councils on ;heir own not so ber., to shi detritiocat of tile comonnotty ; that large debts have bees. coos-acted, toe wh:cte the common good or pro- perty 'Attie burgh, ia , liahle, and the burgesses lueroselaca, thmagli out cuosesstsug theta to, bound its their prisons and private pioporty, according Its the generally method opi nitro, •ttiol is. lbe apprehension/ of many of the petitioners; and that the magistrates and coin oils of the barest., or many of them, are feesoueutly !seisms nut counecaed *dh the botch', or tint se,oleut tint ein,tor not among themust re. apt ttshle ..lf the hie tersest its point of t balmier, wealth, talent, ur itiformatiou nu thew aeairs, inasmuch as they are often 'chosen from other vitas than a recant to the tate. Testa - .date eitournouity. 1:s the coarse of their Inquiry, your Committee hare oh tamed IkeITIC information use geurral points, applicable to ill the borght, and they will commence with a short, notice of ihtme pwpu, so far as tiny apply to thecases of tloi burghs the toile4ations of whose petitions are lv be pure parties.. tarty il:e subjo ct of this Report. • Uri the 110111111 ioltieh your Committee have claried under the first head of get.V2lll:ol consplaiuerl of, the Commit. tee of this /louse, which sat . in 1793, reporie,l, " that by the Act • of the Scottish Pat liaosetit, 14(19 a n d 1474, a pros. 'elide of sielfsLitton appeareilTo be ilittoluetd;" and that, hesido s what appears from !Israelis of the hargba, in winch the old council way re-elect ilieniselvea into the new, if there be any restriction against the re-election of the majority of Ilse old council auto the mew, tit. mi:y difference is, that the burutighs where there is such it sorction will be in Ilse same situation as Aberdeett, white the majority of the coun cillors most be changed amorally, but obese the pr. sous who go suit not of the council one year may he re.i 'octet, at Ike distance of a year, by the persons they iheinselves bad elected for litat year." • The second head will be best elucidated by reference to 'the evidence given, and to the maitre of the sett, in each parneular burgh. thi the third head the Committee of 1V93 reported, that Abe magistrates and council possessed the power of netting ind afieottiug the crininou lauds of the burgh, granted to tt,e burgesses by their charters, or purchased with their itOnstnott monies, property, or co venues; and that thin power Might he exercised its 'any manner the magistoutes and coursed thought proper;' that of the prices that had beets received, scarcely any part then remosioed w.th the lourgba ;" and " *bat the power exercked before the Union, by the town councils, of coutracting darts, iliiprsing of the cusnmtots revenues, and alieuating the common property and Commits, lands of the biirgloo, at their pleasure, remained sm attered and ousliniinisheil." . . . . . . . All the witnesses without exception., declare, that they are entirely ignorant of any means Innwessed by the bur. genes, or by the eurnuralinus of guibby and trarles,of coo. trolinK the Magisiiatrs and council intlit Sc respects; and it has been sh4trd yourCommicter, that the must eminent Scioto lawyers doubtf esfremely, ,whether there exist soy *steins Ronne to the law of Scotland, of preveutiixt the ma- gistrales• and canned of any burgh fruni exercising , their t. tun' tours. • Best Heifers and Steers (per I Ordinary.. 2, 0.1 to 24 it stone).. 2s In to Bs nil Alarkvt Calf.. 0. 3.1 84 rat pliddliugs 2: 441 to it* Eil4. Horse 0, cut. 0. 04 ." - . . therretwo to those titaness.. . . The witnesses ageve with' iliraccd. the petitittocrs. who irate, that it is tee cencrat tiorterstan'ilwair, that the bar. ghee+ are liable in their prisons 11011 private property, f o r the debts contracted' bY the magistrate. and council, to the louse d the community, insofar as the customs good may soak* Orquthit9ilitchnrykftlient. • • ita 9pinion Ci_by ,Lrird. fudges r ef' l'he• euertision, 'thin' Mi. Charles Mai; given hi 1797 to the fraternity inctpiatli7 of Dsafereline, his bate I HIGH WATER THIS HAY- A . 1%-,Igi4NAR4N IIt:iDGE. COAL. MAKEEI', Oc-ronsn 8, i Murtaing 35 after 5 : I . kflaiil.) 14P0-4 ';•. Ships at Market 51ip.60!,1. Prig ii. -, c - - 4 - 47= ---- ....:--- . .. 60 Newrmsl le 14 Suwiertand 93..,. 3 , 4 c 0,1. to 44.1. 611.“ PRICE OF BTOCiii Teeratesmy. I Ciatlere i ca r roi Ga 1..... • • ;.f •• • . atia. 0.1. to -.-e. 0,1. 69 1 ..1 • • I &AM's, Tkitet. 141.1 84 3 Hallarath Cad I • • 34...64. to .. -1. Oil ' 5 trtt Ct. N. Ats..lo4iii 1, A:4as. iwrAcew 701 CV . 1 lulu. 3 per Ct. Au. 40t,1t•..243 hiliat • [Fred the -11 London New Price Current") I Lodi. Bulidi..l3 MO. 4 .., h. 4 ..: ERISAY .AFTE.III4OON,, OCTOBER 8. LONDON: Priatted rod PAiblialswiohdbe4ll4Bee; Nat: iil. Coi..rcer.--We rive the pasticulars of Ms laths gala on Frist.y kat. Ull the evening of that day, sad an Salarday„ RH No. I. shard . ; where Advertienueeti are sealing/. pad 1.... t.... (post paid) drat be addret iv ertl. ; a 1,1104 Burets arid ,S6O Bengalis were •0141 at the prices at d ement ., kiu pa ine ; r _.. / fti T T N . )p, Ippi J. which they had bees taker initt. The purchases since con. p ublisher. 1 .•• .4*P! -, q• • ''' aid of 38 Berbice ; lid.; 23 &reds., 141.1.; , 400 Serail s • • - *.i. a - -:J;-.:.-J. 'Ol4 !ew ••• —• . 'radioed to your Cjimmalte; In trUcktiii eminent lawyer states, that " it is generally held that ma a deficiency of the common fund., Ike matistrates' Mill emoted may impose rates or tandems In amereer•tho entrairios of the burgh, and therewith affect both site borgiises as fit their traffic, mid the heritors of lauds accordlifit to their property." The "is delermsee isolated to he • the result of . ogritirous, lathed ow other oreasitios, from other lawyers of eminence. tut, if these opinions be emulous, it Mild be observed, that the hardship Is only shifted frind Se burgesses to the dreilimus, who, if the framer *eeriest liable to make good the deficiency by a general contribution, have, in the case sup posed, nu means of refereeing the sums advanced by them hi the fall confidence, as there is every reason to believe, of the individual liability of the Merida ra of Ilse community. The Ave of the Scots Parliament of Ore year 1693, c. 211, assets, " That it shall not be lawful fur is:remitter to tie ma gistrates and town council of any•burgls royal, to mislead any debt or give bond for the same t obliging them and their successors in office, without previous act made in the tuwu council lit their fullest convention, both of merchants stud deacons of crafts, eirodeacentlibe upon the causes and uses fur which die raids debts are contracted and bonds granted, certifying the foresaidh • magistrals and others who snail contract debts and serant•bonrls without the said previous act, or if the causes and noes couilescemled on m the said act shall nut he found to be just true and real, that in snit or the saids cases the said contractors mad subscribers shall be iwrsunally treble, they and their heirs mud successors in their privet fortunes, to relieve and dis• herds a Use town of the studs debts ; and that by di creel of the Lordsof Session at the instance of Lay burgess of soy of the said burghs who 'have borne the office of provost, Laillie, or shun of gild • Wirtz the same: lost prejudice always to the right and security of the party creditors; as likewise het prejudice to any private persons rights as to any of the said betels sa accords." Be this Act, •it is apparent that the right and security of the creditor, whatever they may be by the COllllllOll law, are nut lessened ur impaired, Mthough the magirtrates and town council should have tieglictid the statutory regular. titres in the" contracting debts, and granting bond fur the same;" so that the COMMUIP good or property of the burgh mad the burgesses individually (if such be the common law) remain equally liable•to theta-editors for the payment of their debut, whether time statutory regulations have been complied with or slot; although in the latter case, the individuals filling the offices he the magistracy and town cusweils who were the compactors and subscribers, sic personally his dto relieve hiss town of such debts. But there is this siugolarity iu tie Act, whir h your Committee 'suggest as deserving the consideratiou of Parliament, that the right of action to enrolee such liability, is only given 40 burgesses whir have borne the office of provost, Indite, or dean of guild a itiriu the burgh; and she result under the existing system of election has Ewen, that no such action has et cr been rustithted. (To i.e coil blued ) MA TS. CORN EXCHANGE, Fatinv, OrsosEß S. We have had very fey► arrivals ut fine Wheat since Weds aridity, the demand for which was fully espial In the supply, and *which snpported our last pi lees. Foreign But ley is dull in sale, and pricts nominal. Oats are plentiful, and Is. pee, quarter dearer. lu Pease, Ileans,tc7theoria nu alterative" and very little business sluing. • • 1 1 X BR I Dti E. Cons luspector's Return, Tsittitsp*Y. lOtrr. 7.. --- Wheat, per load 2Ol —s to 211 10s New ditto - 151 to 201 Barley, per quarter 38. —d to 404 —J Clots 2ss —l.l to :II s —d Beaus 40s lo 46s ....J Pease Rye NEWBURY,. DEEMS. Wheat SSOo to B.ls-011- 4.12tft..7V5% 4.110' to 83,44 11)e 44. to 48s Dd Barley 32s to 40s Ott Pease Bread, Is. 7tl. lo is. rJd. per Gakion. SM ITH FIELD MARKET, Flub Ar. OCTOBER B. This day's market had recd cucul supply of the different Muds of cattle. Mullins is cheaper; Veal is dearer; Herr ainj Pork sold at la.( prices; and the irat2e, in gi irrral, was soniesehat dull. 'The sales in the Hsf mirket were tint cull. sideryble': Hay, Straw, soil Corer, filched fast suites. An. nextskis a correct eiairinent nf tree priers and antnbers viss. To siuk the offal per stonetsf Sib. • . • 8ee(....35. 8.1. to 4s. bd. Head of Cattle this day :. Hutton. 4s. 4.1. to 5.. 41 Beasts., lamb.. Os. O•l. to Oa. 01. Cheep mitt 5.0t0t Veai....4s. 01. to oa. 0.1 Calres 340 Pork ....4s. 81. to .8.. 0.1 I Pit"' • Hay... 2/. 102 oil. to 5/. F. oil titrito Clover 4/. U*. Oa. go 7/. Oa. oil. NEWCIATF: AND LEADENHALL 314R1i (By t h e <Arca,' ) Beer .... 3s 4.1 to I; 4.11 Veal 34 44 to 6s 041 atutten.. 4s (PI to is 101 P.nk ss 44 to els 84 Lamb, 4s ed to Os Od .PHICES. OF HAY Ara) STRAW. wr..I4Mr.S . P. Flay 41 0. A4l to tit 0.• nil Hoy.. 5! 104 01 to si! lOs Ad Straw 1/ To 0:1 to 11 Ns OA New d 0.4/ 04 lid to 411010 d S traw )l tt to 1118, 5541 Cliirty 71 Os Od to tl Os OA PRICE (W HOPS, rev Cwt. X ItW 11:400. II CM mosses. Kent.... 31 Os to 3/ 12s Kest 31 Os to 41 10s Sussex.. 2/ lON to 31 Se Sussex .... 31 0! to 3/ 14. Ernes ....0/ Os to O. Os Emmen .... 3/ 34 to 41 is • Farnham, amend, 4/ 40 to 41 13s—fine, LI Os to 61 Os Foreign Pockets 11 Ss %e V. `..s. • PRICE OF RAW FAT, Or slooe of 8111. St. James's, 3 s . 7,1 —Whileidotio 1, N Art mgc, N. 7d. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 L. 11 . soap Tallow 63. A.l --... o. i 01.. w up fins Yellow Russia 62. 6.1 ......: 0.1 Mottled Was White ditto...—a Od —s MI enril 1026 Soap stilts.... 696 Oil —.6 04 Graves 24. 011 Melting Stuff 52s Od —• lid G o od Dr(gs Vs Os Ditto rough..32s Od —s 0.1 . PRICE OF CANDI.E.g, From Tallow Chandler% Ilan. Price of Candles, per &meg L. 4.ll—Mialils, TS. J. 6d. per duzeti allowed for rea4y aimlcS7. 'V. • 10.1. in bowl; efit) Bengal., ;V. a i 31,1 .sines Weds oestlay the market haa !welt 411 ' 11 Iti'• 611 4;h"t tiu4 l 'l4lwr istoeuine Ciotti Liverpool belt.; mote favuoralqi ant kahly orcesion itr isapro'venwai.. 3 t t ''• , , 1 11u *it Thgreeatl46er"r.iiispo."sarrtilesvtorasailltotrearli.ivite"t atstMy{g,p i. i . aline; they Owe. foe • leach of barn .iratp Iskin quality of .hluactivades fur ilstallott eto.purpliva ; I i t . y oast evince a dieporitioe to increaae I ray h siipposed to he very liena..l'af e re . s.cir: butinis:V!,4. during the week hag been At` therels 'Kt+ the itlifthlest variation is the pricer.. - . .41` •.7 P. • The request for Refined conga 114 sof inned week, yet such is the darposikiou trenrl 1 . , trades.. .6 . 0,-; pales, that the ',rice* again be 'nat.. l .; ...'aajei gto Ile stocks of Wefined are nlite'lA7osiO, . 1 .!e: are in steady ifrinariii, and little'rol hilt , * cereal : e s . By politic inile; BS IMP. St. Ihrialloza liikeroo.ki a s bto priers, 83a. and 344.0 d. for al Tierv". l,6 . "" I "mav «tioor„ 4 law browns suld 30.. and 31p,;•Wscilirts 1;....ol ; 5 4 c 451. wirldl;sig 40e. 6,1. good ' g irl 3?: .: lortor; 1tr..61..%24 ; Two parcels of Ent I...fis tkorepii...4 . lr . i.a 1-i!" forward; IYedneaday' AI% ba bac.; the greater proporifirb or taken e. 1 ,41 th. quantity. *old stew 2s. a a. Ismon s Gat Awl 345. chiefly taken . M,; ; brown 21.. and ah.; dantpl,f a : 6.1 . 441, It. oree.e.-The public rates ,neroff,4 this week have been' rather tetell.tve,"e: the tku... t pears materially to have. Improved; ale ilneig r o dir nun of the Coffee his been mid, at antra roily swop., t:fic previous prices. , Ypstcr.lity* ? loth" .4 :N., r 4 q, Plautation, and 1114 casks ror.p.ta of r . r nary Jamaica Cote , wild riatal ' 644, depression irhilleAree 'eiriddlier.sfstUrNt - . r , 10516.64. and 106 s. Gntnntiontr4f.vatnt.L 1rtt. . .:1. ti sales this forenoon ciiiivisted or. lit. k 4 NI L ai . I) ,. sniiico, whirls sol.l 105 r. Gd. pita 1 1 06,s i tiIr fly. .•;i) ; 1;9 casks middling Dominica sold l n.. IP a . Arirciiptiou of Coffee may Tie ipiitteir Ions; V. Dorniugo and Harainsalt Writ hi' d.prfouia; Jamaica Coffee little wart, d. • ,• I a'. Rue.—Hy pubic sale 111ia turewoon;46o bats 1,0, 4 Rice, lls 6d. a 12s. fur popil Wag ,ip .atg• linty free, common cargo, soid 100.6 J. a 11.. r I Is. BJ. a 132. Rust, lirtarrow, and Ilkusisos.:arhAidernarld for Lre. ward Island Hum continues ut•ry eutidflarmletr, the remiss,. appears particularly directeriari parreid fur ermwsmilso ; Na ; prices are atitllltitiZ, Pea col, auy trilitt utider.t4.34, Jamaica descriptionc there is iiu airomim k • 1ar.0:;h,•.: heavy, and may he it a In Geneva there iq busin s isiWitint. 11. s• •t • •• • Tar3,ow.—Ferreitn pet triter law. The Town market is to-day "ulna, O phial' is Is. isigittr than let week. , " NAVAL iNtrai4JVCE. iicr*Brit 7. Arrived 11. e Lee, Len Leith; . Leander, h u m Rotterdam; Elbe, Arnold, frOtn Pitericita 1•1*, %Vt.tallakc, from Archautreti front Peteraborgh; and Ilte Rai clay; anti Tartan, Colatitsf,i fur the g..uilt 150.21*; Ji.tfrystiii. for Gibraltar Edda, Spence. f.a Om South Hanger, Hurry, fur Peruatabaco sod Comailota, Alba, fur Jamaica. • " ki,4 to:' °cram.* 5: • Sailed the Leander, Foster, fdr ism ‘i,l; and DAphin, Williams, for Bourdeaux. -• • , • • • PENZANct, 00 - 013tIt u. Arrived the Hind, Active, Harpy, ss.l some other coal ri end tenders, from Plymouth. h:trriSe. us hos' rl svu., to Tit jurytoa►lt in the Dutch ship I'of:et irreilerific. • • • OCTONTR 7. -Arri'ved Dart, Cope, freln St.+ ritnit.zo ; Net:ry, Treyear, fnonSiesra Leuue ; Trusty. Adderson, Gum , 1 I Pelanburetror Soul lylllaploll j Young, fi nut don, b.: ltristid ; and Sesustri., Thompson, (ruin Caletitta an, 'Vetoing, in foie months and tnenty iLi‘s from the lait> place, and wren weeks from St. ilstcna. The llantrs left I I St. Helena the day before. • • Came down frost the River the J a ee, Chri stleefer Jamaica. l'ut back the liarciaano, Calder, fur4tio Jan. iro. • , HAILINICH, °Ciller,/ 7. Arrived the Herby Freelimg packet, wills a mail trios, ji„l. land. . . ~ . ATTZIIIO 41.10.0:11C11!?2,-.4 yosmg litab aged is. who will become tfeA 4f a Surge for,"tioe wipts of age, niece to agutleissep p a „ if senate of the county of Surrey. on &foriday titortipnclast,ac pie o'cloCk, endeavoured to put an end ti;.(ser eat-t -rove by throwing lieri , elt: into the 6.h-pout of geotlemanyevidiugto tlii , ;seiglibilirsod of pato;3, at 'wtiose house she was too a tp sit, and wr.ii:d inevitably have accompffi gil bi er ititentiair, Ld it not been for the timi l lx Tokeißrettes of the LW. detierietid his aii•istispe; 'he Were at *tuft at same dist:mi., and . hearing Aii; Rae... 4. the W4l,ltre initently ran and took her Tit, , Tie ramie, it, o said that in d ucedoced the.f ?obi/ 'lift to e t in:inii ..0 ta sk' tin set is Sittribliteil i 'to hy j rl!l;l4 . 6 . ,;111e41 4 deep-rooted attaclitneu't lii'a y oung mat; 'bitic:s inferior to her, !,),y ii 6 ii „ itatts congryt a to ;tit roans 'of her ielatives.—(Eretibi Pidper.) < Some thieves entered. vista r ris (;hand on Wed nesday night. situate its, road,, upo, ~4 rubtit4 the place of property ketone's; to the Chaim), Rita illicit they made It safe retreat.. . _ . e RrHS. On the alb instant, the Hun. Lady trlho , „ sister of the present Lord Arundrl,.of Winkler, and wife of antral Sir John Talbot, K c.rt.,44a sou said Ou the 24th tilt. at 51.trklet 110l,couuty Galway, roc Lady of Sir John Bourke, 13i:11 1 0f:a sku9. ‘ On the 6th instant, at Alooks irasistrkshint, hr the Bev. Hugh Owen, Pretwnthlrf awlßeer's 9f Sonp!eintr, Kalop, Sir tfiifitrit ltrhn 71111:1E:TiC. sots ..f %r John /till, Bast. of Itavflrestote 'tart, Shrorkirt, to Entity filmy, 'olll6:frst datokhowof ik.k.tte Tionoss of liars ick-bousr, aapae cpiuty,, On the 25th nit. at Cionntpre, 44:11:1)Nilrsiny ;:itJA I Elliott, E• 9. iu the tOOth'yeal. of Int;,,V. •On the 2eith Wt. et sdat, rourty Limerick, at an advanced are, Nithaet At .naugur, Nurtli Welts, ilfrs.34li4a ayes., r•Jut Oa: late Captain (firm ruts. utl p1,11.e 14 :aff 4 ' c ts ci uni Vervn:l. • Oil she ttlth alt. at ".IsYtt*crer: 4 tdritaty (tar': Sitiddert, relict of'tit late Ker.' Miter:et Thursday. in IV. aintinster, Mr. Jahn Aged SP. many years Veutitatcr at the 110)440. cgtogli tyt. , ,