The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-17 00:00:00

ponse ef the aim of Johann (die Moe give• by the Primmer) reeided theta. • John Lao a eltsstemsager. preyed. that the ?simmer sane to his shop, Welliogton.street. Gas. well•street, Ns the 11th May, and bar *r a sea • el s shillings worth or more of cheese, ee whicas +a "ye a IL We. end; said his name was Chamois, mitelsell-duet, Brick.lesse. The note new peo. deiced io witness moss the sow thet had been give@ hi. by the Primmer. We. Payne, clerk to the allegtstrates . at G.M. hall, reed the siesta of lbs. wasesismasos of the Primmer at the Ace. They ?we et the tine read • awl, to the Primer, bet it is wilt 'the practice is tondos to All es Prilearre to sign then esamias. 'toss. • It appeared that the Praeger edssittrd he. hie the Nisgestrate be had gone sod closaged the webs at leash Taylor's public.hosse 1 he got the nets he said, from east Jake's% who said halved • its Ree-asert. I!.' . . the MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. lIMISDAY, severs's* M. CU& OF GROOS DIFOIIITIOPI ATM •CIEDULITT. J. Broinky was indicted for obedient.. under lobe pretences, on • the ittl Tokeeery lan, and se veral usiberreet days, SW. mad upward. from •-- Dune'. Mr. Asetrines stated the sae to the Jury, which he said would excite their utter estessiehment at the unbounded impudence and deception of the Psismier, .entl credulity of the Prosecutor: • Mr. Omitiy. ft -*mild be in the redillectieu of the 'Jury. (hot owe of thine self elected pesters of the people., ed the lime •of Church. had been oaten- Ad some time age to two years' imprisonment. on ineirictiou of au attempt at au abominable crime. Thom who haste takes op firemendole impressions el where. omit Imi (ably lid to renounce them - Mese/Aka minks Mete of their guilt is lest - the Prosecutor, had comitegaibisi, end so highly his enuseation. that no shakos his opinion of his mosee. On ibis tondo his sestideleus "stem of ..The latter hod rm. procuring o pardon for -his. meridian, and or. petition drown up • •Itith Secretory: of dente, Lard Sid. _._. himself illiterate. the Prisoner see the monism; ..M him Mae useless, de, no. good e shat he himself knew all ~minds Mises% and had some indigence' with ,st clerks is the Secretors • Office; end that lf he Igoe creme( 31. for Mr. Capper. the heed of the offitte, soother of IL for the inferior clerk.. and esumeiiiiog for his own tremble. he would answer fee it .she pardon mild be obesined. • Mr. Denny was takes iu the snare. gave him fie with 7s. for himself. is fell coulidence that the premise would • be preformed. A ihort time' after the Prisoner come to lino again. and told him thin he had paid ,)se ell. to Mr. Capper, and properly applied the ' U. • .that throe sums had worked very well. and Op mall . diet could he expected ; that the petition lip Ind pent in woe 'yew in Lord Sidusouth's hands .....st all we west now are the fees an the pardon, which anoint to 30/.; a pardon io mat to be got for.:lndoilig ; Of. is ic e for the perdu,. sod fa. to za toier im f ikosi XoteMr y heard this with Darrow would newer have permed is to:!hitr had he sup idea of such teionmemi ex. . and told the Prisons be-had not se mock i gingey. which was the fact. However, being eneske s : , eery much by the Prisemer he most out ; loomed. it, mid heeded the 301. to him. idly he came mid demanded a few eh& •to treat the clerks—" the clerks , you know. wmk far undoing." and for his owe assist. ages. , Qti this pretence be extorted sums of eight, mile% sod test shillings. from the credulous Proses coder on different days. At lest the . joyful sews arrived that the perdue was to be co tautly granted. " The last blow oily revision to be struck-13/. *Lord Sidomouth'e siguature." Mr. Deasy ie. mosetrated. The Prisoner !attend et him for *Wile of stopping after going se far. '4M," spOd Ir, : '‘iies paying this sum. which cannot be gik,.peee., 111 immediately fetch the paroles to p°4' pod you shall have the pleasure of taking */”Auelf to the itiored ol4ect." Struve to fell. ...Abe Promoter was still undeceived. He adipt4ilse 16/. after telling the Prisoner that ta p Arm had cost bits dear, and involved . ; so, bus, which would in all likebood afford himensucle trouble. The Prisoner, notwithstanding. did::eot wish to let lbw 'scope yet, and in a few deii,after made his lot application for • few shil. hop to treat the clerks. This at length awoke M. ,Deuey's suspicions. he gave him what be asked, ben fol Wired hiss and traced him. not to Lard Sid• . mo.odi's office. butte au ale-house neer Temple-bor. . 14 M:he left ben over his mug, and returned with a frieud, to whom he had comisoicated the Alin ' Awaking the sot from a sleep. into which his ex-- cow had throws him. Mr. Denny taxed him with • hisemapoineipled coodoct..aod asked him how he molds° cruelly deceive him. He produced an ac.. count Of doe seas retested from him at various *ism. which. the Prisons( did not then deny ; he coufessed his guilt. mod did set attempt to palliate it • ackitowlecignig he bed sieve, imagined a por de)* could be procured by corropere is the Se cretary of Stale's office. The Prisoner was them taken into custody. This was the ease ; the facts be had stated could he fully subetentsated. It was mintage unnecessary to mote (the Lamed 'Counsel continued), that no fees of the mature "abided to are payable in the Office of the Se cretary. of State —not a single shilling on account of a pardon eau be received by Mr. Capper or any Other perms in die Office. The Noble Lord et the head of the. Depeammeut was elusion singularly distioguisised for his uebassity sad seism stares. S .411 pausons--iind it ought to be promulgated as widely os possible, dun whoever memo to pro cure. meaty from another. under pretence of expo ' cid* au Address to the Them through Lord Si period, Ogee was palsy el eatortiom The ',- kill/Wee:had involved is kis ealsmies other meet respeseed individuals. Lord Colchester and Mr. • rhileet. were two of the person opus whom Mr. • tioe'a anney was to operate. • • 011e..Walter keeper of the Surrey Comity goal. was %hew called. sad stated. that Church win et his keeping on the , Isl February last. his period of iss primmest for two yews being then unexpired. Other triteness were shout to be celled— Bet Ale. A vanswe. foe the Prisoner. said, the feels of the case would be admitted. Mr. Amosaws then addressed the Court. The PeieMsser did nut attempt to deny he had been guilt of a great crime. Ile (air. A.) did not Mawd.rip with a view to lialliate it. but to do what hesitembd for himself. seder such a misfortune, to implies* eauspossion fur him. lie IA SO labouriug under a bad state of health. sod extreme dimes and poverty, and threw himself on she mercy of the Coot. He hoped that as the taisfurtwoote arm confessed his guilt, the Court would award as li K lit • elstiehtweat iss would he consistent wish what was doe to public justice. 'The Jury found the Prisoner Guilty. The Costume then told the I'ri.oner that he had issued in en extreme degree. hot drat he had lane, ago the. bends 4 ems merciful ilenseeeltele. • - tediso...l 4. ,Jeu.•.,-g 4.. •j , . a !.. Itl. , ,`.II 4-• • *l4 hail istofered is Ms favour, she , Win bgfely traduced h hint loduilim we soPloott• aPW• Carper, who was le-Caart). Bat lig pubbe Mu test required that mob sawn should mit be com mitted with meta • o( liordibood se be led umnifeoted. Ho woo.tMßnfe to he horhottid ie she Hoeft of Correct* rer one yew. Add Ma & tom indicted for oit seendt ou -- Johlougtrtlok bealle . e mi the sib August lost. iu air—k — "roollailoilvie Primrose elsoffengingamort brewers' ones tadght, and triite hint peaceably to p away he soriteok equated at , sad aw ori ed to ke wit neat a mob of new it* pewees oesenalskd. who encouraged Moak. doves maw a watchmen nonied Boma, and called blot to hie assistance. The PrionteN after being apprehended. ors& Jordan three times. broke oae of his teeth, and cot hint over the left eye. He had been drinking. iut re tained sense enough to sad/rooted that he was doing wrong. _ Tie Prisoner said he was so &tusk es not to know whet he was doing. Verdict—Guilty. Sentenced to two mantles imprisons/et in the fines. of Correction.. kieitard 'Spry. • p!oe . t. rickly.looking men, ad. caned in years, we. spatted for an assault on Cherbette Curren, • child %ad ten jeans, with in. tent to commit • rape. 4 Charlotte Conan. Rio /eve her evidence with extreme simplicity and modesty, was rent out by her mother to Rather some gills in • field neer Ealing; the Primmer was pasoin*. looked at her, then all aroind, standing on • high beak, came up to her. and threw her down; tase.crird Si Murder!" • can pewee, of the name of Wrttenhall, ran into the field, and the Prisoner' made off by a bypath ; Wetteuhell walked round' the rued, and met him coming out of the field, and had him apprehended. The mother of the child and Wetteubsil coo. Armed the MbOVe statement. Verdict—Geri/Iy. The Prisoner said, if he was forgives he would Dever do se again. Sentenced to one year's imprisonment in the Howse of Correction. " T. Barrett, indicted for a misdemeanor, in at. tempting to take a watch and chain oat of the pocket of W. Smith, on the 17th Asyut, at the fair of Pewter green.—Aetyititeed. Noy Med, indicted fur stealing a pint pewter. pot, value led. the property of James West, keeper of the Rao public-house, Hation.garden. The Prisoner brought the pot, with the sides squeesed together, to a man in the neighbourhood, for ask. suiting that she should be obliged to buy a new pee, as that had brew damaged accidentally. The man observed that fthat damage was done de. limpidly, and, bemight this lotto Mr. West, whose mans he saw on it--Itsr tad previously missed it, and knew that it was takea from his own door, or some place where it bad been sent sat. Verdict— Guilty. During the above trial, the Chairman remarked, that the louses of publicans in that way were almost inconceivable...sometilare amounting. in the course of a test., to tremor ban the root of their bosses.— Mr. West slid ht had irons year lost 401, by such robberies, In the coarse of thia , 4o , the Foreman of the Jury stated, that Ile bills 'tad already been laid before them, • ninatib'glutei than be recollected on any former of nuts iViisr - e- - to — . -- ifele - eiTo — where that, bet skirt e r ealwr s • " at, l ' i s D ewy .h oe ea t h e pro pj ets ai m . Tht s - Ns s e . eeidesewthist estivate oh seilt he said os the gth Jsly et Guildhall. fie sr.. th ee ' 114 * vestal the Imo se she 14* sad mid h e em b e d 4 •Pre sou stassreh's ergs the este fret ore Moises is Sedelliehl.essrbet. _ 1414161 . e rns. _ _. ll " °d __, s "_, 6 With respect is the eats alleged by Leg le hues 1/1 " Or "alcig W..- v.." , ! mil WI Pres paid to Is t 6 . l B l o ; c he Prissier Mey. the t 1 0 1 " 6 " 6 1 ""r" , ' 1 """ Wor dolled @lt at ski, aresmostmost, sad ." 0441 she P a " . "., ""le hi mliois shoe lived is Mg. eueept thou Wwil- sma as hie holm% who was nu aged moue. • Ns 4 = o " Inurr ° f Pee ma am lib@ he should him thst i. ins Anvil %in -As "Pet er with this eine& • . * ,4lilSlivitly heel hod • pith Th. t* low were kw redoes/ se the B en i, iloat viow to the Secretory Impeder. sad CSerk, ohs peeved Wm ewe fors Ds*sY hi.edf view thisa sad streak iliv woe plait? I , •'-• • 5ivr.."7 11 7," _met the Pelelisal: • irk.. Ls:. mailed aff%* -4,0 00 . 411 1 . 4. • g elid 4 HI With , hese vise; mid @meek Ilemithemiee pieta • The Piteous!, se heiwg Gelled wpm for his dec lease, mid, that he pet the twee he peeved at Sarah Taylor's, from ewe .iehosen. lie rat is • mitt's. paper, Vies s hug and eameineeted eemeat or the time and piece in which this Johann permbilw the ante which he wee new charged with tittering, hawing it so he forged. He wholly dented all IntecitiAge of the wee peeeeti to Kim/. se he said homes et work the whole of the t stills/ Miry. • One of the Jury celled fee the Noted. and on -ANlNNiniat them said, he wee, is the oeurve of his 1111.1110 e, in the habit of mosiviag a number of DM itieelse; sad he meld ma diseluguish these weds-11e 'opeeeti were geed hem the had owes vow prothMiW nor hod the • Bask Clerks given soy iellementio ; which would lead the public to die lingeidt the.had from the gelid; bow then was 1 . .. e. -as • Jotter, is woke the disheetiew • • ilk. despise . Roanoven said, he use afraid it .) MOO he iocommtient to enter into such en in- stiVit be Necessari to harems the Jaw en - Ifillfilltdititi it was quite extremese hum their prate" peeper inquiry. livery body was liable to the imposition isf taking bed teeter bet the per mit (tedious woe, *Atelier the Ptimiler passed sock mutes knowing them is be forged ? The-Juror still thought the Jury might to hare each informistias as would demonstrate the differ mice between a bed and a good nee. before they weft Celled Ora to determine which IMO the ear or the ether. • Mr. Jodie§ BATLIT-.- 0 This inquiry . is net to istiory you is this particular. bet to elucidate the nature of the specific cheer new brought airiest the Prisoner." The Prisoner thee called two *kneelers. who stated that they were with him threnghoot the who of the 11 th May, and that he never meld have been at Mr. Klee., in Wellitglits•ante. Goswell•street, se he was never out of their emle• piny, at • public house in Westasinstet. where they were drinking together she whole day. They recolketod the 11th of May, becalm it was Whit- Mr. .I:Notice BOIMOVON summed rip the evidence to the Jim , . who returned a verdict of Guilty. Makin, Banat was indicted for uttering • forged Beak note for IL ea the esti' August; know tug it to be forged, with intent to defraud. the Go vernor and Company of the Rank of England ; and iu another event with intent to defraud Henry Ricketts. It appeared in evidence. that the Prisoner west to the grocer's shop of Henry Ricketts, in West linithteld, on the 95th of August, and offered the forged pound note in payment for some gro emirs • t but the shopman seeming to suspect the sate, and gang out to have it nominal, the Pri - goner forntlissuly of, and said he would shortly cease bolt for the change and park. He never CUM bock afterward.. He was shortly afterwards reelignised h ea Officer, who overheard him telling a cosoponion what hod occurred in Mr. Ricketts, shop, sod that he woo about to go away, to ovoid detection, in the evening. The Officer leak him is comedy. and on searching him, dim. covered enother forged pound note in a bag which he held is his head. The Beek Clerks proved both notes to be for geries. Verdict--Griiiy. The intelligence received 3eeterdoy. from Mon. Anger confirms the preceding sews, of tranquillity bring restored in that to The great bulk of the unemployed workmen ere now actively puree ing their wonted labours. _ _ The importation a sm isiuk, semi.nd still con tinues; of 91 vessels which passed Eliiiurne he— tweets the 161 h awl 111th ult. uo leas than 41 wife laden with diffrresst, aorta of ;Rim The Sappho, from Bear{ for Loads, and two Indiums' us company. were spoke oa the Cid Asps., is lat. ff. loos. JO. 69. The Tapas Mime ' Captain loins's'. arrived at Madeiro, !orb Jely.frons Portsmouth, in it) days; and the Liverpool frigate, Captain V. A. t' ei.Lt .hived en the g9th, in nine days from Portsmouth, awl both sailed 241 ult. for the East ladies. The Cemberiand, of 50 guns. an old English ship of war, wr hear, has been purchased by some of the SouthAmetican Agents in London, and she is now no her way to form part of the fleet, which is to be erimosandrd by a rolehratril European naval lacer., Sir GREGOR M'GREGOR, of the Patriotic South American army, arrived iti Dublin this morning; lac isitewli Y tNeceedin9 to Belfast ml Monday eseso• Lrwag Pea, Sept. W.) The author of the violent attack on the " Liliertar qf rite r "." insetted in the first smasher of the Atni,/, of Lig erfo rsee," publidiest at Vietnam, es N. GENTS. wise is also, is we are isiformed. Istisiliwi by Prism* Mmruisicia the Editor et that isipmpt. . . - - '4; I s • NORFOLKAGRICOLTURIL REPORT.' Here can be bee me opinho ea the stale of the weather dories the lase hareem, which certainly woe as Am is could possibly be ; for never were the cores coiled in drier at bet ter modifies. Indeed, as Weight forward were the time of the Miser, that bet Neils merit was required Z e b r ist than le eel, mil is,, ewe ltd airy his saw. Never, perhaps, did the crops moire he. is point of cussilitioN therefore, they will be leper* he these of moot years. As I. prodosr, sr* comet speolkap.faveuribly ; essay samples of sew Wheat hem appeared Moor neorkets, gest/ally doe is 'Wily, and, is geed soils, serf predeetive; we have heard of 10 ameba as sere, but on the overage of ear leads seven will Mesmer the mark, sod ea light analog Mils, meth be low this. TM might "arises pod deal, hut we are iodised to task, thee is she averap they will seisms these of .any Pentair:ow% and IS is natural they should du Ms . They are and Saha in heed, *win to the pa tellas; eiremestioces of the seam ; sad where mit deiltient pleaspeme, most weigh better this after much wet tit damp weather. The Barleys (in corimpresee of the highness of price) see \erasing to make their appetisers in eur markets. They are this in quality, sad thinner ie predate, especially oe Mesas *sib; them the seed is hard. ly.reterned. Perhaps no use toasty is the kiogdosit has watered is this pertierelor crep more thee Norfolk ; std we fowl it the mom as it is a sort of staple emensoility with es. To a West Norfolk harm she geollmes or imam of the What crap is an (Atari of comparaiiire Weigel& came, swept is far as it may milneere she pries of Marley. 111. his maim aoso, mid shield Heist his priseipl source of profit, by any whammies. of seems, be abridged, his he. is heavier ohm these are aware of, who, situated see better lands, are speculating De the abundonce of their Wisest crepe, sod with whom, that of Bar. ley is but of emersdary i.pertaeer.—Ball areas had a crap as barley; say, worm ; fot she psalms of hie Yaw does anneal, vary amnia( 4. the mislay el the Isia— h is unquestimably better on, rich tam is peer soils; bet to the Brews of this year all soils seem to be Mike, except perhaps the very lightest. whit\ am net catenated fee them et ell,asit where he will he filitomme who r id his seed again. Perhaps there la hardly as Inelosee of tome this Ms esembs as sere of Heligolaod Beane heirs( grown ibis year, a place of 15, sad even TO, as MIMI bpi beta led to expect. A si. Wise disappeintimeat bee taken place with respect to ae. saber men species of pais, she Cape et Gaud Hope Wheat. It has been tried in sway parts of the evenly; le every is. same that has emir wishes ear ebeervathm, it hes failed— by fisiket, we mean it has Men se mildewed, sod the gram miesequeatly so legs sod shrivelled, as hardly to he worth lambast; sad all this when every ether species of Wheal blame in quality; it is a act, that the peer have thought it worth gleseisg. The line ale of Ilsterday, the lii, ae. sinipsaled by folkiwisig shomm, has esmaishingly revived the Turnips, sad great Wpm are mitortaisied of this crop Ming better his for a lv., time we bed mason to appre. bend. The grass, see, Is opriegtug, mid Is short the graerel fare of the and seems refreshed. Steck are sallies reinatliably high, particularly of the Wirer kind, Lassie havisig laciestal batmen IS.. mid 365. This kind of steels as be watered warm bollocks meld starve. which accounts for the guest dessaad far Ikea, and the trollioo &preemies is the yilos of the Wits. Iserfaivbes *3. It is stated on the bed alsoliority (and which way serve ea a hint to speculator') that muskets and gun powder, in any part of the Brasile, and rowed to Chili aWd Peru, d.' not realise the shipping price in Entawd ; and mbresmc waisted. and mil wells Pro vided they are eceolepaSieti with grindstones.— (PortewooteiA Piper.) tREEDOM .:).F ELECTION. , The Free Elector, of Itcudiug dined together Oh Voodny last. to commemorate their moot ph tu the cause of Independence. The compaiiy wus very numerous—not lePg • thus font hundred persons having sat down to dinner. The chair on 'takeu at heir-past three o'clock by Colonel Newbury. Sir Francis Burdett had been expected to be present, but it was apprehended that the earliness of the hoar would oftaforwee a disappointment. A. few minutes berme four. however. Sir Francis en tered the lushl, and was greeted with every dertfou etnitiou of cordial respect. The toasts usually given immediately after din ner having heen drank. the Chairman proposed " The health of the Measlier* fee the Ilurough of Readieg." Mr. C. F. I'ALMKti rose amid the eager applause or present, end spoke to this effect Geetlemea. I thank you for Mr. isfevre and *pelf. I regret that he is not pmt to Amok you in more dopiest terms lima Ima preload i. hut he is well knew; to yen all. Yon are perfectly acquaisittd with his private character, seed yen are able'. form • very just °Maims of his public coadact. 1 assist wow say a few words m o te particularly for myself, std is dine/ so I entreat your iudidgreees. Al all times I respire your indulgeoce. but greater imiedgeure than basal I new require, for I spree, before you is a new rispraeler. flu is my abides sprech—(Graf applonsel—for I Inure set epraiW my lips le any public company eject ou visor ! eel** hallowed upon me the honour of M.P. f ain •• rely feel it t. be a very 'high humur, sad especially at this parti cular crisis, to have your interests inunairg so my k en ds; nit I. mot the time for profemions: it is Woe 'since arseby. If the professionsrade to the people were kept, you have arta inet•the anise virtuous Parliament Miami+ amt. ed. Public principle, economy and corsisteney were always spew the briar Members; sothisig of die kind was nelibit. The people have always thought epos this subject M they ought, mid they have sow most a few men to Parliament to ahead to your interests; bat it is your banana to remind them of your interests sad of their duly.—(Appietue.)—lt is per busies.. le remind them of the necessity of Rehires, without which ruin is inevitable, of famously, a n d of re . tronchiame. The people parser the good of the anistry more steadily than either the gentry sr, the Nubility. Nu particular interests, leo prejudices hose es a him epos them, imbuing them to art le appositive to reason suit seaser(Applauss.)---Persist, therefore, is pet Moines. Idu not say %list your petitions will be attended to. 1 judge of the feline by the past, sad I luiew no better critfrims. Whea &rowdy you petitioned, they chanted us with sfdi• ties, disloyalty, aad • remilatimiary spirit. 1 do nut my that they will sot do the sum again; but still, by pentium. Mg, you will wet/then the head: of those whims you bars ant into Parnameat. You will strearlims the heads of the Reformers. I am Freed of the term Reformer (o ff al a ppi nies s ).—Tbe term Revolatims I spurs, be. ruse I have no such inteatioa. I urge asJ support re. farm, in order to prevent revelation; for, if skimp are allowed to p oat according to the present corrupt sod ruinous system, they will terminate in Revelntioa. -As to any minute densities of reform, we ought eat to differ upon that point. It is the business of our enemies to divide us. Our laisieess is not to haslet en personal likings or dialitires, bat to Meg together for the great object of removing the whole system of which the very basis is eorniptioa. I shall not detain you loarr---1 most cordially drink all your healllts is the fullest hamper Inn 611."—(Lend apeman.) The CHAIRMAN—" I now give two of the mom enlightened and upright Members of the late Par liament, They are also Members of the present Parliament. Let us drink with three times three. and As many more as you please, Sir S. Hootilly aud Sir F. Burdett."—( Enthusiastic applause.) Sir F. Boaorrr rose, and thanked the ersembly for the high honour they bad countered on him. He congratulated them upon the proud triumph they had obtained over the corrupt practices if their enemies, but he could not flatter them that the pre sent House of Coast:nous would prove itself diore alive to the public interests and to time wishes of the people than the lust. its the absence or his Honourable and Learned Colleague, he bugged leave upon his port, to thank the Meeting, stud to assure them that Sir Samuel Remaly would feel the honour conferred upon biro by their flattering notice. as highly as any honest Eoglishmait could du. The Host. Baronet concluded by proposing— . . " The Beeetigh of Reading, sad may its prosperity im amate." " The Lord Lieutemost sne Magistrates or the Coostr— a The Reettider of Reeding, Mr. Rieby"—" The Liberty of the Press"—The Doke of Weilingtun sod his Army," mod other toots were drunk in succession. Mr. LIITCMWORTH proposed the heaths of Col. Newbury and Mr. Marsh. the Mover and Seconder of Mr. rahner's nomination. Colonel NAWIIVItY having returned daub. Mr. H. MARIN spoke to this elite : " We felt sealmisly interested in the eleetiow of a mem ber who should de justice to our political oeutiniests. I am • Reformer and I ane Frond of the name as equally err diteble end reistitutionst. We support the preruestivis of the Crown—we bike uo objection to the privileges of the Nu hility--bot we will not have the people robbed of their rights sad liberties by an oligarchy who plunder us of our property, by as orpoised systems of complies, sod threaka es with Ansi loss of liberty limns lergestaudingersty.—(Applause.; As diffusing sioninients isseempstible with the proper cure of our liberties among • large proportion of the rotaswenity, ns a ready iastremeist fur despotic purport. and as occasion ing excessive taxation. our staudieg army is a cause of COM. plaint and o sourer of slaves.--CAppbtese )—Rut from this gegen! subject I clues le say a few words of our late cosiest. From nee law we have hail able assittatior, although nor ~inks theenten us now with the Ileibioles of the low; Front medic-hie we have had tome aid, sad the Doctor's physic wetted well.—(A leupb.)—From the Church not oue assist ed as. I feel the prefouedest respect for tree religion, +brawr in the dignified sanctuary of sloe chords, or in elm humble retirement of the thatched cottage. Bait whew ',lien* for sakes her proper province, sad leads her cloak to purposes of corruption sad oppression, we cannot withhold our nub* sena'', tier contempt, and our abiserrewee.—.(Gtedf ap ples's }..-Mr. Wet/bind, we meet sway sisseerreitin. 1 respect hie private character • but when he would be ear repro/emitter, We coil', so t admit his pretensions, The Genoese in an early period sought the Jareteetion of the King of F/Sfiet. • It was nut the remit K og, who can scarcely protect himself. He replied, You give yourselves up to rue. sad I give you to the ikon.' We did out give theelsimant orf our reprise/donne to the we seat him bark to Pio videoce.--(f.mighter.)—Our (rued, Mr. Palmer ' we have elected, awl we must sow semi him to • distant place, in • strap company, and a very dangerous alasespheren.-(Ap. plause.)—l have lately read of • cave near Naples railed Greiff* del Cane, the (see of dogs, of which the sir is se noxious, that if &slug be put into it. although quite healthy Ma vigorous, he is st once seised with die inalorni, malady iseessiossed by foul air. sad if ewe sows Idles nut, he is deprived stall vitality. I commit belpeetegurine St. Ille pbesi's chapel to this cave of alegs.—(Applause)--There is a hied of mikes vapour there which may be called Treasury pas, and which has very georrally produced a eirdarin. or *street lea of all vitality of political priori ple.—(Apohnise .111 r. Palmier will, we hope, escape this fool sir. We knew W physical altitude can preserve him, be is in no danger! —(Leephter.)—Bus his moral elevation is • better sec ur i t y, and that is as well known te us as his physical height. (Lard node:eat/woes! applause.) Some other toasts were drunk, and the party broke up about twelve o'clock. • Mr.Paliner is in his person sure than cionsimunly tall; the sillesiois to Ibis circumstance was all ry natural, as the nnitioas air in Use ate doss only to the bright of a common 4n. A ORA* ruinvert rlflEA-TAtlit /to Sunday evening a maw who travels round the country with k daueiNß bear, c tiled at the Milne of Mr. Take, fei gner. tin the road Iwtween lisAeld and Bilmontun, mod re quested a night's Itulging, which being granted, he was ac commodated wills a lied in the hooter, and the t who secuntmtaied him was put to sleep im a loft in the barn is which the bear was. About midnight the barn-door was forced opts, sad two men entered, for the mirpuee of etiraliag corn, when Brain, who was not much seem- Maned to Noels/nal whitens, to one of t►e fellows sp. proachiag saluted him with a most &deal, though vowel come embrace, on which his companiou incline that he was laid hold of ran off as fast as he could ; the fellow roar. ed eat utast vehemently; Bruin se vehemently hugged, till at length the keeper being alarmed, pt out of bed to ewer. take the canoe, sod found the affrighted wretch lurked in the paws of the animal, from wham he rescued him. The fellow being so much affrighted that he threw himself oil his keen to his preserver, • emelemed lee tease fur the pur pose of stealing corn, sad said he thought the doll laid wait for him to prevail bit design. Had not the bear been mantled, the fellow most have falks a victim to his von. closeness. The keeper kept the thief in custody until he alarmed the landlord, who, after a suitable admonition, ref. feted Mm to depart, helps satisied with the punishment and affright he received from the bear. Mr. Take did nut charge the owner of t►e hear nor his mats fur the expenses they in curred i■ his Mime, and after breakfast they set off to Edemetost fair. NAVAL INTELLMENCR. roaVilliowne, serrusintit 15. Mau blown very strong the whale dspfrunt ibe aestb-writ Passed up Channel the Anna Dorothea, Allem, from Ma deira, out t 7 days; tabard ber passengers bete by a pilot. boat. Sailed the Oodles fur Deptford, to be paid of. LaVearoofe., srevorskß Arrived the George, Clark, from Pernambuco, meted 3J August in compaoy with be Prirceas Elisabeth part. down, scrrtriark 15. Arrived Ibr Mkt' ship Flom Timmer, from Asnmer.lam fur Safaris, Irbil Troops; rod Csetiereagle, Ware, from Lou don for Hakfam. nauseam sr/Tonna 15. The Dutch plliot Jeffry,'" Trade Privatelta, BA, from London to Groniapo, arrived early ibis morning, haring spun; her mainmast. manta, servo:team lb. Arrived the Reeshellos, Prier, with awes sod t,i , fnwt Antwerp fur Lauds., harlot; beets nu shore us, the Muting Naafi, sad lest her ambers sad cable ; brought is by a Ni 4 wage smack. amia, ttrtFa►R 15, Paned by yesterday after post, the ?Friends, Sewer, from lasstatea for Load**, all welt DIAL, PrerfaStil Arrived aart sailed for the River the Lang, Clark, from Bombay ; sailed 311 May : Perseverance, APNab, from lid. fast Wilson, from Liverpool ; Elizabeth, Phelpa, hums Plyammath; Argos, Yoaug , from Tortola ; John, Walker, from the Wear ladies; sad the Royal Sovereiga yeicht, rent Calais. We learn by the Lass, Clark, that the F.arl Balcarras and the Backiegbanishire arrived at Bombay 1111 Ibe lit May, all well, after a passage of four mouths : they sailed Irina the Downs on 31st December, 1917. Are *Viand—The Lour manias. Caine does from the River the Caledonia, Priihruse, fur Leghorn. Tuesdny morning, oboist three o'clock, a fire broke out at the house of Mr. BALDWIN. book seller, Nevigate-street, which began in a bid. room where Mrs. BALDWIN was, who hsd Willy been confined sera days. The bed and curtains were totally burnt, but Mrs. BALDWIN and her infant were safely conveyed to the house of Mc ors. Cnage.s and HUILIT. With the assistance of the neighbours and firemen, who were very prompt in their attendance, the fire was completely subdued without going farther than the room itbruke•uut in. CORN EXCHANGE. S►ercwsta i 6. We lead a few fresh arrivals this smerning with Oats, hnt there were very few sake seade,aad the priers both is Wheat earl Oats were nominally the same as, nn 3loadal ; lee Barley tiapports its prior; iu Pease and Ike'', there a no alleratton. COAL MARKET, Minix SIR 16. Ships at Market. Ships S.M. Prier. II Newcastle 444. 6.1. to 45. 3 Sillllleflalla 1 Cohn DIVIDEND AT GUILDHALL TOMORROW E. Watson and Co. Lovo.lamo,bosiers DEATH. Oa the kith of April. at Port Leah% Manrities, in his 471 h year, Hubert Sea Sad. Esq. late of Norwich. Poring the dreadful hurries.' which took place there on the 411th of February, Mr. Soilieltra boom at kinks fell in duriuc dlw night, and buried all the furniture in its reins. The family ►ad scarcely time to rush ont of She ►oer.. when the lijnii took them like straws, blowing damn in differeat direction• to a great distance. One of Mr. Solliekl's children was killed on the spot. sod be himself was considerably braised. Ille was soon after attacked by acute rheumatism, to which lw fell a victim, leaving a widow mid four mall chadors to lament Isis loss. WIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.t►NI)I)N miinfm. Horsing 37 after 3. I Evening SI after 3. PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per . Ct. Cone. 751} 75 I Ez.Bilia. 17 191'r. peret.N.An...ia6lik (Minium /5 Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 74g Cm. for Lottery Tickets 191.180. Just published, peice be. is beards, THE &.G LS of LIVE ; • Non-Medical Cern oeutaryea the isdiatMiaos arising from Human Frailty, is which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful *Seco of Lime Vesem Gosorrlises, Stricture, Seminal Weakness. he. I've &HY dev eloped. Part 11. CO•iltillS sues Reinsits ins curtain Female Complaiats, in particular Sterility. Part 111. embraces Practical Observstious ea &anal Debihty, Self Abner kr. la Part IF. is a Series of Cases illsoreinre of the peitiediurg subjects, captaining them in • familiar inspi rit, earl the whale addressed to the Youth sod Maturity of broth Sexes. By GROSS and CO. Conseltiag Surgeons. May he had a 20, Paterseater-row, Leaden; and at sll Beakielkra. blown. Geis sad Co. see to be coseulted, as usual, ewe day, at their house ; sad Patieets in she Country ars it quested to describe minutely the cam, imelosine a wow tams for Advice sad Medias?, which eau be forwmiled say part of the World. Goss and Co. 11.11. C. Serpens, 13, street, Lourdes Flto - - - LONDON: Printed sod Published at the OlRett. N 0.127. flecried; where Advertisements see received, soil !Alin. (post-peid) oust be sildressul.-- C. fin I. Flaneses lu. e Pritoter.-1. WHITE. Na.IVY, W.. 0 r- ~~ - T, 1 , 11 ZIG la ('en.! BEV end I Do: Copia Ruisii Royal Wis. Dos stre-rl, tsighil the B from ' AD be pet T` U, •Airs, iir ries ; J. Ru . De Tv, AF ilk. I, Ho! vs tee, N!e nur.o On stnue, On rift: 7 Ad! Conir C. 1041 ilki Lc wi Foir." Wbta Apt IV S Carew To wk ploys Mary 'lnds Thew Mr. %' Itieha: wit sr Mr. I let nu ii iss Love ; • seri, To- Inr (It with TM produ 0' sous I lark., Filrr TRyk Simpl pittie N Sm After Pr S I Vo) ‘i atilt • Nil • Mn Meld IN IN In the. fa TO ell ext 01. Rid g , Sir. SIMpl Led Tit office