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py 'Y ,g ' . 1 .evtr. Air. idef..... Tie, II r lA'CIOCk• li• 'r 0, be The *I regirostd of RI boll ad Plyroyot'b. ye ordl o bocceeded by the 79t1 till:Meader.) Iruw JelnY• The pirates who had been fi in Malta, for robbing a Brats 1 1, hare been tried. cone lii.aid their own wood, the It u.r hung in chant►, viz. the C Man.. and tee evainen. ma, of power out` iteind endanger this mysteriona equilelrsitsol. • „ - IN, (lobate iss . er • D {tales, apes the Iltejeot of serapesiding tudiwiduat belay itt Froitsleeeistalwitirt•td Vrdhsvedvy rifitt - Thursday, ettJ siteied-vra Ito reefing .r the hitter. The Chamber.• dilistloirmedi Nest -on -the fotlowifil day they worth) proceed'. to &Scam. 'thesevere) Ira ticks of the pits•jocS sad Ow trosesidnwiits winch hod been poposed.isribtrewowie of the ducaimen opal the principle of she tallsOrT. From the speeches deliveved by the•Mieisional Members upen.this alibied, it is but too evideni . Unit a Fay strewn frilimg. of hostility to-die Moiety sows prevails throughout • great - pert of Frame; BONAPARTE steams still to be the God n 1 . the madams' idolatry. His health is destik in their emovivitil meetings under the name of the *Sieusi _Dorother, in allusion to the rock in the ocean to which he is confined. The death of the Dolts ,of Menai . has evidently given a shock to the pre. , sent Government which it will • require some time to covoterect. A Bulletin of the Chamber• of Peers announeese that in a sitting of the yllt instant, the prgjet for the better &reality of purchased national properly pained by a majority of 116 against it, after which the Chamber adjourned toSatonlay. • The Five per Cent. Cousob•74 1. 75 c. Bank Actioai", 1,4501. , . Two lisoaburgh sod one Dutch Mails hist arrived, bringing Papers of recent date, from which we have extracted the following:— Ifteillli, EMI&WARY 27. The Minions", of the Gevenee States held their sreetiteneth eosfereiseCiate the Ilat latent, at which Prince Metternich peraided. It menet yet los stated when thew conferencee will be coaclealed. Kona, vutawaai 12. Accoast■ from Alessnd►ia state, that the peat teasl of flumaaieh, the most coitus's! work of the age, is Gaished the water of the Nile eras let into it oa the last day of De cemlier. The whole poyelatioa of Akzaadria areal to be speciateie of this istecestiag eight. lITOCILUOLY, 711111111AUT 25. L rd Straagford left this city yesterday, having had his mud,. %Ice of leave of the Royal Family the day before. lIIIIRLI NI, lialtell 4. Oar official Gazette contains ts.day the following remark al.le article :—" Public juursals Wye spread a report that Orr,. had bee* wide In the Government to pay at once all the debts of the State by voluntary contributions. Such tam have is tact been made, fur instance by the Magis trates of the city of Berlin, who, in the name of the citizens, propusta to his Majesty to form se airsorlation fur the pur pose. His Majesty has been pleased to answer by the ful lowiiic eshimet Order " I have recognised with particalar satisfaction in your offer to diastole/I by voluntary contributions the public debt, which has beets occasioned by the-misfortunes of a try ing period—the Isoeourable sentiments, and the love of their vouutiy, in which the ciliates of my capital city of Berlin, have at all times nobly rivalled their fellow-country. 111101, and have displayed for centuries their attachment to the family and persons of their Princes. Though I do not ram bud it advisable to make use of ibis offer, because I convinced And the measures I have adop►ed will staler, tiaisler the aid ■nd blessing of Provideace, with vet Oppressing my subjects, to enure the due payment of the lutes est, and the gradual redemption of the public debt, yet cannot avoid sincerely thanking the tititesis of Berlin fur this rew.proof of their peittutism. Should such assistance (of which I have no apprehension) be is future necessary in the redemption of the debt, I know drat its this as well as in every danger that threatens the Slate, I may rely with confidence and ectlainty on the unshaken attachment of my faithful 'objects to me and their country, as it was proved to the late eventful times, to the immortal lemuor of t►e Prussian name. (Sieurd) ° FREDERICK WILLIAM. ' Berlin, hlsecl 2, 1820." The following is the only intelligence from the disturbed districts, contained its the Dublin Papery rect red yesterday. DIILIS, MARCH 9. Ou Friday sight the hoes* of Mr. O'Reilly,si Coleman,- b.wn, Lctween Town sad Louglarea (formerly Mr. Eteocles), o as burnt to the ground, because, as the banditti alleged, it was ink:Med to commit it into a barrack ; and on Solidity in 4 lit James Hardiman Bulks., Esq. Deputy Mayor of Galway, was attacked at his owe residence, St. Clerates, near Goissandte, and miraculously escaped assassiusition. —A hater from a Gentleman of very high respectability in the ,Coottly of Galway, says of ibis diabolical transaction— " A must atrocious outrage was committed last night ; J. H. Bear was bred at, at bis own Rate—sew shots wen dis charged al bin, Wails , without effect." GALWAY, lIIIARCH 6.. Or Friday last Hebert Thomas Dolphin, E 4, risked the dttrereut retailers of itoopowder iu the tuwo of Loughrts, owl get it op (rust them, atnuuntlug to upwards of Iliac . - essay, all of whit+ he lodged safe in the magszioe of the Eo illvry barrack in said town. We wish tint this example uy be fulluwesl iss the different oilier towns in this county• ;Celsowahl Jourmal.) --....--- The Election procaded yesterday in the City reoh inert than usual activity, and a greater nutn . ten were polka CAI) on any sit her day contest. .1 he only i..ult, how. try exertions was to place seen over Mr. Alderman will close this dust-noon at in garri. They are fined vrr- - -, 111 0 0XTING. , irtfpel Sintsf.+On Towed., Wt. s• foot race, eileire atlloo, loos era so Illuarestnire, behove. Hobo, mid Hesle,for illtlga snide, Witch was woes by the &lOW, who oral trier Hu groomed in wise niioutes nod 414 secostb:, dials/icing his Initagnselsl sine Now 10 yards. The hortwilig swim 'wan ,usespletely Iskentin by the result of ihia rage, es Neale bad bora hacked st geresidareble odds, and was cuusidered as certain to wig. Carrot* Badlleum wne resnirsitsn.—Bilrect of a lessor ferias Penes, 4oiland, dated .Feliroary 11, DSO—. el' Do you molten' the far famed Bartley, die resits oho r moked 1,000 Wks in 1,000 bouts! Hewes herr yesterday, t: nrall got a gorges** a asitisson beggar. • Ho is lieggitsg•for six weeks, es ■ wager of six tbuseassid poneds sterile& to selsalsi as a centimes beggar on whit' he can get, and sleep M a bare, fa." Itavaisotowne Covastao Alsertite first •ssoet log of ibis Society tool place rut Thursday week, when the Subscripliun Silver Cup was run fur by lg logs, and yes by Mr. Calling's black thig Dan. Out of 'l6 hares which were, Waned, 11 were killed. The hare• rat extremely well, sod the coarsiag was mealiest • atter thr sports of the geld wee, codeluded, the Subscriber stlj dto the Kiorest= iis.Ravenewor tk, partook of a sunipluous dieser, sod i the mein is peal conviviality. • BELTING. .11111. 'WS ism etas bad to word the bravery of a Cribb. of Puce% mad others, but epos ao occasion was dem minhif mange emie Mint irompietsons Ass is the combat which took plate yeallerslay is the Marshes, two mike sod a belt Aguish Bark*, in Baer. The heroes were the gonad . &rumors soil David Hudson, • inished Allis the; match ou for smoke of 100 reheats. Beth ones ma well Issown Iw the risg, nod soy biography would be • repetition: of their proven is attics,. Rowse thousands were assembled, a gale-keeper drew • shilling each for every vehicle, mid the contents of the box wait thrones so mail hands, that, like the whits bar at Carlisle, •nd the Rummy deal bar, the lighten area *imaged in the ring got but little. In the ab mace of the treed Commander the principal iltde.ds-Caimp managed the risgmuterly, and got a good subseliptioe for the lour. By use mistake beroggina, who *raised at Mottiagham, was not apprised where the light was to be till late os Monday night, and at one o'clock there was no ap. peonage."( bins, and teat to one was taken that there would he no light. He, however, followed his antagonist into the ring in half an hoer after. 'ruts Owen and Joshua Hudson seaside.' David Hudson, and Oliver and Randall picke4sp Stroggiss. Betting, puma to pounds on Hudson. TB It BATTLEE. Round I.—dleraggine hit short twice with his left baud, but it was rather a m•waavrr to draw Harbor iu to receive bin right, and he succeeded in placing a heavy blow upon big adversary's jaw, which he repealed, as the blow seemed to operate like a sleeping drought for the niumeet, and Scroggina in following up his soccensial carter, floored his adversary by another slashing and sir pifylug blow under the left ear, which left its mark —Five to four on Seraggios, who only received owe kf4►arded hit in the round. 2 Hudson having ►ad the worst of an off-fighting round, made play with much resolution, and his left hand ted some .nc•tine facers; but he was successfully returned epos, and after • manly round Struggles was throne, and 'hewed lest blood upon the mouth, th• teeth having bets jarred.—Even betting. 3. A brave rallying round, and the men went up to each other's bead and hit away fearles►ly; but it was rather in favour of Hudson, whose kit bawd tuld at ill-Besting, sad Stroggles was thrown again by • superior knack as well as arrow h. 4. Hudson placed a left heeded bit on tin body, afa Ran dall, •nd as gallant • round as ever was fought fellowed. Scrorgins placed another right-hausied blow upou the ear of his adversary, which, front its strulku state, resembled a wee. Hudson broke ground, and caught bim on the ruse with the left, which produced streams of claret. They ral lied each other with much spirit, but Seroggins had the worst of weaving, and both fill over the reader rope sat of the ring, piping like a homelier's roarer. 5. Seruggin• strewed weakness from exertion, but he went gallantly to work, and *hewed his hackers that he was undaunted at having • hit the worst of it. Hudson bit his at going in, but Seroggios returned, and was afterwards thrown. S. Decidedly io favour of Hodson, who hit his advents' y on the freest of the head and broke away there times, and the blond was kept is motion from the blows every minute of the fight. Seruggins threw away hia blows Iske a man drunk, and Isis head was so dameiried that his eye► pro truded as if they were 4 irliug front the sockets, and be was tin own again —There to one on Hudson. 7 Hudson was hit on the left side of the mouth with the left hand, but he returned severely with the WI hand, and pnoished Scruggiiss much by weaving with him at the ropes, and dors w ben. bras ily. S. This mood was nearly the same as the forme►, and itmoggins was thrown heavily again. His face was covered wills blood. V. Hudson led in this round as iw the other two, but he could not quit t his adversary's courage, although he had nearly stopped day light from him. StruggLes was thrown again, and he had nu chance, fur his blows were tun weak to tee• cute upon a fifth young man. 11th, 12th, and 13th rounds, were fought by Scruggias under every disadvantage, and were Hosed with heavy throw issi.—Owen betted 4 to 1 at the beginuing of she IJth sound. 14. Scrugeluy's last effort was uue of the manliest ever men: he thud and rallied uu.ter eve'' , disadvantage until thrown upon him face. 1• and 16 Hudson got tired, but Scroggins was past re covery, although he threw bins nut of the ring, but the poundage was refused. &fogging kept fighting until the 35th mond, but be had not a shadow of chance, and to detail it would be a tire some gameness, and it was the general call e• Tithe him sway," in the 20th count' s but he was too good to say * enough," until his seconds resigued fur bin, after fighting forty minutes. A •ecuud battle look place for lore between two strawy* who quarrelled outside the ring, and bled each 'other fur 20 minutes in reality. Parish and Lashhruoke wound up the sports of the day in a slashing fight of 36 mutates, when Laslstwouke lust it by a till, is his friends report. This was fur a parse, ■nd three suds battles have rarely been fought its oust slay. They were very eanguisary. Ihe Marquis of LANSDOWN will give a grand entertainment to a large party of distiagurehed pereonages on Saturday nest, at Lausdowu House, Berkeley-equine. The Marquis of IitINTLY will give a grand, dinner to-morrow to a party of distinction, at hti houve in Great George-street, Westminster. The I:outlives of ARRAN had a select card party, yesterday evening, at her house in Dover-street. The purl of M•ldatsairair had a select party at dinner yeeterday, at hid house to Ilid-street, Berke ley-square. Lord MELBovaNe entertained a select party yes terday. at his house, Whitehall. Lord CASTLERS•GH parsed through Carlisle on Friday on his way to Ireland. Edinburgh Arrivals—. Lunt Archtbalei Hamilton, Sir A. and Lady Cotbraae, sad Miss Cochrane. I)rpirtslrr• The Earl of Elgin, tar Robert and Lady Preston, anal Hiss Prestos. M 194 S. BboTa, late of Covent•ga►den theatre, is 19014 playnig with great SYCIAI/ at the haven theatre. Mr. M•aset. has taken a bent farewell of the audience at Hull, auuoutactng bw tutettliau to re. Ws Irina the stage. .• T. taW P4IILIAMILN • • mimosas ponmemii. • • • iu Ildlia—Matthew. Bosse 1113140rodgeod o Illiteramb.o.lolllison Ord, las. 4 . ow eg.. 41640, - D - rough....lgiglit Hon. C. K. Sothis; Lb " 1/41E"Fi illo«. F. Roilmencflerlega Opp, Bag. till—George Chetwvid,lit B. &wpm, Bog. iti g h d ara—Now. E. Cum, Colonel Hasbro. "tnekehirmilli—Rt lion.Juhm IMeltets..l. R. Lowther Natecatmle Untkr.l.yame—Mr : KionmeleN Wilimol, Tldrak—Roberi Framklood, F.ag. • RoomiNg • New Sarum—Vim. Folltutowe, W. T.B. Lowilloo—Hue. B. Botiverle, Mr . a Peclwfl Ohl Sarum P. A —J. Akammder, . J Crawford. Rah Ladrain—Dathes Githeri, Lg. J..Wilemo t Croke! Liq. i Lemitwithiel...-Sir RdM. Wigrani, Alex C. 'Gram • Newtown Isle .of North, EN;.' No di Gormey, Rag. ff Richmond—Thomas Dundee, Earl. S. Illoottew Erg Crichlade—Jorepli Pitt, Egg: Roherflindoe, Eng . • •Beeralatow--Lord Lusysime Colonel Percy. Tioristmet —J. P. Omni. Br; J. N. Futotterly, Erg. • ..10raireponsed —Joh* Ismer, Fag Alemander RobertioNiagt Tierney—Lord Barnard. J. O'Callagliam, 114. thrtorouth—Captain Bamford. C. M. Ricketts,-Lig. Cardigale--Pryse Pryor, Eh.. • Helelver—Lord JIMMY Tinnwheod, H. '• • Nurelsosapteri—Sir (:eerie Robinoom, Cairtaisi t Malleilty. Braley—W. A. Roberta. Ltammariv—T. Fratalklanit Leiria, Rai. Whichever—J. H. Leigh, F.eq. p. St. Joke Mild I Wrist Looe—Sir C. Hulse, H. cloellourn, Lg. • 'llorerfurdnev—W N. Eel. t=rie.-1. Her•eyAlletc - thig. ter--Gemerwl Duveterni J:•F.-Cawthorme e 'llhg. t Brlipori—Scol4. Rig —....Spirrrier, E. EAtalliiimater— Lord lirittimm,. Sir William Faith.. Newcastle—Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. mod C. Ettimmitt Not).t Camelfurd—The Earl of Yarniontli. and Mr. Milbank. Koareshormigh—Mr. Tierney. Sir Juan Msckjstosb. Petemilehl—Hylton JoUilfe, Erg. Lord Holbami. STATE OF POLL*. Borough of Tregosty.—At the close of the Pollee Friday. the roarbrrs were, foie Lurd Barnard and Colonel CrCal.: Ingham, 137 ; for Mr. Marryatt and Mr *head, fill; brio( • opjoriiy of el. Lord Barnard sad Colton! O'Crillegierm4 were declarea duly elected. Neweastle.noder.lyme, March 11—Final Clout—Elosery ley, 500—Wilmot, 380—Yates Brow., 340. Nuttiogham. Much IL—Smith, I,o34—Rollestes,lo3l! I,loo—Deamiati, 1,100. Monmouth, Mitch 1 I .—Lord Worcester, 72—Moggrido0,. 115. Radour, March 10 —Price, 27—Lewia, 11. horrid). March 1 I.—Haldimaud, 469—Leumard, 411116 e C ickits,46o—ltousel, 44.10. Qerwiak, March o.—Lord Ousel/too, 323—St. Paid, ts 4 --sir D. Miler, 191. _ _ March 10—Lid OssuhloD, 448—51. Paul, 331-11ir D. Milue, 316._ _ _ Cokbesier, Horeb 11.—Harrel, 11611, Mr H. Russell, 258. Bishop's Castle, fourth day.—W. Holmes, BI.—E. is m s, 87—Hoo. D. K 'nostril, 87-11 Knight, 87. Reashog, Match 11.—Morick, 804—Palmer, 3117—.Wey laud, 375. Shoreham, Mardi 11.—Lloyd, 383—Burrell, 851—Web. ster,lB7. _ _ _ 'fruition, March 11.—Baring s 91—Warre,09—Scroiaar, 46. Tork Election—Saturday, March 11, Half-pail Four.— The pull has just cloord, and the numbers are -11,,,.. 1. Donde', 315, total 1,573—Wri11, 257, total 1,483--Lord Bowden, 222, total 1,150. Bridport, March 11. —The election of Menthe's for this Borough has been moot warmly contested beyond all former precedeut. The polling looted four days, aid terminated this merniag, when, ow awing up the poll-hooks, the num bers appeared as follow : —3onste Scott, nog. 174—Chriato pher Spurrier Esq. 123—Sir M. D.Sc. Paul, 101—wh en the Iwo farmer Gentlemen were declared duly elected. Carlisle.-State of the poll usi Friday night—Sir lanes Graham, 133—Corwen, 114—James. Presion elin.e of the Pollen Friday Ike numbers wrra--614rrocks, 221 Hurnby,22l—Williams 216 —Hunt, 214. E:etrr lEleetion.—Final Close of the Poll (Thursday) : Mr. Courtenay, 62.5—Mr. Newman, 532—Sir W. Pole, 278. Proms Election commenced ou Thursday, un the even ing of Friday the state of the poll was as follows:—Pascoe Greufell, Esq. 127—Sir C. Hawkins, Bart. 7b—Henn Swami, Esq. 116. 38 r. Grenfelra election is considered certain. GENERAL ELECTION. The borough of Calliagton is warmly contested by the Mon. Captain Lygou and Sir C. Robinson, end Messrs. Att wood and Thompson, of London. The pulling commenced ou Thursday, and up to Friday night the loiter interest seemed to prevail. The election for the county of CJinherland will com mence on Friday. Lord Morpeth and Mr. Lowther, the old Members, are the onl y candidates. . . The bellinan at Hall lam week aunouuced that the elec tors *sated a third candidate. (EXTRACTS FROM PRIVATE LETTERS.) Liverpool, March 11.-4th day.—Clear of the Poll : Right Hon. Gnome Canning, 767—Gen. Gascoyae, 70— Dr. Crompton, 23S—Thus. Leylautl, Esq. 0. Chester City Election.—Fourth Day—!larch 11 —State of the Poll :—Lord Behrrave, 377-6sr J. G. Egerton, General Grosvenor, VW—Edward V. Townshead, Esq. The poll this day closed aliont four o'clock, and about Ave o'clock Gioia-rid Grinivenurand Mr. Long (his Commit% drove from the Royal Hotel, on their way to Rama Hall. When the carriage had gut three parte of she road across the bridge, over the Dee, it wa■ met lky.au inumeole multi tude of the mob, in the 'literal of hielithis Egerton, and Mr. Townsbend; the loosen prim:44oFM • rapid rate, probably owing to the noise of the rrev►d, -the bridge brim; narrow, and the people rottesentsted In • email eunsfsass, se veral persons were hurt. The feeder, of the mob bents(' in foriated, seized the homes, cut the traces, and proceeded to throw the carriage (In which were the Geueral and Mr. Lou•) over the battlements into the river, • height of at Most 15 feet. Much scufiling cusuid, and the General and Mr. Lung were rescued from their 'willows situation, but not without receiving several si . vrre 'motets. The mob succeed ed iu throwing the carriage lobo the ricer, where it visa completely dashed to pieces. sosoucfnuttDas. inARCU 10. The election for Boreughbridge Isms held this day, aud at the close o f t h e poll the numbers were— R. Spooner, Earl. 37—M. Lawson, 3S—G. Mundy, Esq. 2/1 --ff. Dawkins, F.sq. 28. When Mr. Simmer and Mr. Lawson were returned daly elected. WM**, Match 10—On Wednesday night a very con siderable uunaber of Itudicals, taking advantage of the fer ment occasioned by the We election, rain , lain ibis town, and after creating a great tumult, mini committing many vicarial acts of witra•r, actually proceeded to plunder several of ibe shops of the peaceable fithaliitants. The constables, bus. ever, with difficulty succeeded in taiting above 30 of the riagleadera int* custody; but on the follow isigday (Thursday), the appearance of 4,11 storming assemblage of persons, lupe. that. with thrir attests of allacklag the gaol in the event of their asiuciales nut being immediately liberated, so rodeo • pored the safety of the town that it became ty to call In tits Guidance of the military; accordingly shoot four o'clock is the evening a detschmieut of the iSib Rlm eters, sander tits counnaud uf Lieut. O'Donnell arrived, and aeon after a party of the regiment. Cousetlsarrlly 111 C peace of the town was preserved, sod the designs of these evil miadled persons frustrated by the precautions of our worthy • Mayer, awl the judicious a►rsapmaata of the store teaks, sad attire officer. • •-zirtiffirtittififitte ' ~~ • s t t --- '66Warri ttrii i 4 l o#o3o" ... 111111riWw."111ontin lii. . f • 1 6. _— . _,__ . tl -ii,,_ • ~ . "Tr ' _ a 'W .- 14MP 1.4tA1t41118.44111 .coomt-teif• 'Covet 14 koliboost - leo o'clock, end mote* thafileif Vali itligo .4 . .tw i *elm* *icing iii. .. • . I" opt 'eniiirt of bOlkit te.t7et• ' if 1 r,o lv ~ : :t ia.. o 14i . : t ill , IT 14el i tyz i r eir esturs. i • opostill. - honors'''. this veinifirliel . bg t lig i atte s h sae dues; and Ali:4e or id liblf•coiiiil Do cuseitt into Ciiireif‘iii inky; 1110. me"*le Ili* 1-urol,hip was nscopie4 tkircsuoisidot of deb until haf-Oaisi Iwo o'clock. in bearing of nu issfereferstiept to the • iiiiitlei ammaerusill. which hour' he rose. POLICE.. • eseariasere of the •01raist %Magistrate of thrE l oo4ll Urine r(losetsre orasisraraseiso 'implitlidaMlWlll ..ihe adds" of sfelhAliew_ lembeisierbove bone Jlnllinsie.iosteraa of Tao Sip led feltleKtels t sod Therodop. pesesuralosr Mr. Barg% leibk flit' ook% the hem raise-for the Maar Sift*. • Mr. Nicks cif %Pederasts's mod Seivrettraes, 'takes =All :4;1 Mr. Bakes via lake Modsesdays sod • Vistreday *Wig Viirici'oo:7ltots• 00 0 1 ettle eirairaMai _ bypas t Orara _ 2 Mr sad 'vie le sherderhies. , • • • - it apphseei IMO . setwil, lagerd Ihmisllo Or • uhf at a Sesighilha aid itscessail rif hi. atisraw‘ast. Sig lord dierieripad • hi service'. AIN , thy* a GrAirtlawa, who tram All he She Psioefeee heft his prelim, aid twine Laig >lll4 , al/ MP chenil le*:Oat' he two Priseares tree eharstier, set eesperaiiiag ilia .;wligeb- pr r.e sea she G..tktw treat bights itisa, wei se the Primmer Ilse wane; lbw temersoweate was; •14 Peitaser ibreateeed hint petaansilly,by, wlticitl4(lir 14 reasidered his life in dieter. The Prialiel wheistddreei t. • lied bail or he ceiesui lied. s I STREET-ROBBERY, • Amos Nwres, .h.. Gobisatalh, was itivairged with stop, • plat and 'nibble/ Geldee *Mine sof his 'watch, Ong, seek 'Red key, hi Reisell-sereet, Ceseat-stirilea, en Saserday The Prosecutor, who is &feint, was twice atiarleal, set at ketch relished of his watch The fellow mule his swaps 4.50 Cevent-yerdee-inarkes. The Preerieter perused his., ad nesiossee beteg at bawd, h. Was aecaritt.—Tits Piimeser war immessitted Is Newpte be trial. Mary Weld was apassaitted fir further examinatisa, charged wish robbiag her limiter, Mr. Jobe Shearceaft. The contest for the county of Westmorland will cominesier at Appleby, to-morrow, the 13th in stant. Very little doubt is entertained of the success of the present Members. Mr. I.lnoutisiist arrived at Appleby Castle on Saturday morning last (having been detained by die snow), and im. mediately dispatched ass express to Kendal, to an pounce that he should arrive itt that town io the afternoon. In consequence he was met a little out of the place by a number of persons with flags and music. The meeting with bombers, &c. was dia. solved pro forms, in consequence of the late enact. meat. The Hon. and Learned Gentleman then addressed Pre crowd at considerable length, during which lie declared his iutention to renew the COO• test, if defeated ; though, he observed, he saw vic tory in every report from every district. APPLUIr. MAUctl 9.—The Earl of TUANIET is expected it Appleby Castle this day, iii order to preside as Sheriff' at the ensuing election. At. soon as the arrival of Lord MORPETH at the George Inn, Peoria', on Tuesday last, bring the market-day, was known, a coosiderable concourse of freeholders and others of that part of the county surrounded the carcia i N, cud testified their appro bation of his Lordship's public conduct, by heartily cheering him ritaisi; his s►ay at that place. Mr. Buouottata. who was paying his respects to the freeholders. of Westmorland. met accidentally with his Lordship at the inn. INTEILESTIDG l'aia La.—Thursday ihe 16th instant, at Yolk, lean been perkmptorily fixed by Mr. Justice BAYLEY for the trial of Mr. titiNT and the other Reformer*, ou As charge of coropiracy, miring out of the proceedings on the 161 h of A tigsist. The trials of Major CARTWRIGHT, Meows. ED MON Ds, Woo LlCit, and oilier', indicted for the elec tion of Sir cuss. woLsELsy, as Legi•latorial At torney for Birmingham, is Tor the 30th Marcie, at Warwick. The trial of Sir CHARLES WOLSELEY, for sedition at the Stockport Meeting, will take place at Chester on the 4th of April. The trial of Sir Fumicts BuaDrrr, for his famous address to the Electors of IVestiminiter, on the Matichepter massacre, is expected to come on about the 21st of March, at Leicester. On Friday a party of Colonel NORTHCOTB'S regiment, sing stat 44444 ed at Gls►gow, with smile of th e 7 t h h u rieare, b e rme been ►rut on duty to waist the civil (Aces' is a bench after arms or were. followed and !wheel tiptoe, on 'lieu return to the barracks, by a large party of radicals. 'l'he soldiers iintaraiaiely charged, alien the Mob, in flying (lawn the.ttert, came in contact wjib the amide° railing which surrounds il.r CUni,uuK sew' r, wleech give s and the unfortunate railieals were plieoged into a place enure substantially filthy then the metaphorical ce►s-pool of the House ol Com mons. . Cherhgte Gambier. At. hiliam. nr Irmo Tfihid.d foe Haltiax. put tse:ro St. 111111 ‘ d, NrVI Brunswick, 17th irott.ey iu diotrr.se, leaning lost part of her rudder,. oaths, bulwark., twel poet act the crew tick : the Matto( sod ourlcAr go were le ft at West Quiddy, edict. the treason kaot both opt:burs and cables. - IIDSOII, tlettorti. , and.loo. respeettally. segueinut the it,al ickett! and. Stuart.« for the New Lotie.y are now on Sale, at their, Oires Sorb. buildings, Cornbrit, and Cltarintertess.—the Itchet;e cos._ trios.- 4 Prises of 9 ..... 10,0U4 be t,rer Ceut. Cosi.Ok. Astl4B.ooo/. has II added to the Ps ise Mowry bereiiilore allowed by tersitrantent the estlssree ailvnitate of early Purchasers, MOON. is two tbossowid Prises, of 301. each, will be .listrileotell by a Treltesia.lry Draseil t tio the 11th ApeiI.—ItICHARPSDN, 411.10DLUOipaisil •• Pabl o Ike Lottery jail eatleil, Ma. 097, Pr oat POOL Motley, is bbares.—Selasotes gratis, ... .... ll rrif'44 Ampip 1141 .4 rio 9l : l4l4lW mrapmo:. ** la ". plaktlea 41061tifilmat . Oa . ‘ • ' ; l Peits. Ikea . • resa•sa 4 • 1: 11 . 14 kell• I ' Prigaldillah Blame sf " 1 " * " 4 " 44 d t iMir .i . let 4e ralit* .. . . . V IF ~ litior te . Mir 4 sap' ,illeci is before sisek, i to i l 'Jerk* diao boon '. . do '.. gairl o il=-3 1,4• 2 4 ,i5r e r itea l b i za nuoiriii .---. 014.0:. - per free sad earyisek kid I.sprsplrpasail ilk ikkillMilk 11 " Ow I.4 oriliWOollitavolsbe , asirst * .arat 60 psiseemillice pinch basimea jammers/ 1 1/11PleaPartealisso -Z2; 1 / 8 7, It'd rake ariosidirt ibookokaim . wpm.hod iaiii .prietsphy, 6 oball bra lids ereptet raw ji mimeo, ersit,eitraisi ersity Neves Ma euppale , rale pawn trlarther k he mistai is ma er in ilis Ernatl sill 'attic I k pia fiii Um atkedissM ir ipmaleire Ikea Uta ots, and I will NM mak. M • lr r Mediesisi dar!P . Notre will be may Mbpr appokeisidgehill tt r pm. (Laisp-rrindatiod chserfma . . ~.. . 4 . . Lord fiaatreesiara ir e keereil Whir - 'nigh .fseliags of rids sad ' sat us ji_siiy of pas, kle as Ow' girot:eit . faragiaa.le 1 esiseehrht. II nem red flusosslailaT42- , lea gbat I dm aowswisino ollhoolag liiitiskiltp; begismAg, and itilkinagy peillaillpl the &AIM of Ilse Res Irak srbkii •pa ouposid Is swag semi however I esig be isierembooneed bg memattp, - I IMO II yak oblake a fair Imioekei awl iwigastal jadgwast Gam ilium origami Imre "'OR 8 014111 *IP lON WM eawmitowido.• 11' kook am tioiskesmoil to rimlioolo .my chasetier *ma Illass aseariono- elseihire which haw •liiira &WOW wink as Ihromgli aoaSes handbills and k mimosas in wells of an WANE new ; becalm I sin rose that Home impalmet 'realms's- - pointed malice mast reesil with inilmay oa ilk beaded /lair author, sod inviolate in disgrace, eat the object of kirir attack, but the party that can essideseead to male asr of such as eimaliorp. I should think lamely of say eon character-1 elmsald think Inimily of your imailarstaad lads, if 1 coaceived it accessary fur use to stood here this day to justify myself from the cheep of say participation' of fiche% or soy CONIIIIINIO of 'molest silk somesias and traitors; sod I should am, perhaps, eves have mea liaised it, if 1 had .at bees iiskirined that demotes, magistrates, sail gratieuses, shame edisentioa sad habits —(Crias a/ " Nome!")—most hoes knight them she (Mae hood of the impswatiaa, had is seine irslassees leas them. selves to the propagation of them isifelaisito handbills. lose time-wireierg egeophaisb of the Cued, none blind in fatuated awls istAidasiisistrstioa may think it servos their interest la esafonad as li;sest snit meslitulliutial oppositioa to 'be measures of she Goverwarrot wish a desire to subvert the Coostitatims sad she Those. They prettied to IWO so difference betwees Mutat who resist Ike eueroacbseeels of power, or She hairi est. of corruption sod them diabolical wretch.. who, err peat-like, would :deal epos Ilse Ministers in the misospect ieg boor of misiviviality, for ths•purpose of imbruing their haoda in their blued. 1 ant Wished, than from whatever quarter time feel dames come, she freeholders of Devon are too milightelied to give anyeredesee lo theas.--tnenen . NI trios of " Nante s seine!').-4cooW name them, but it ' is pot my wish to boll up arm iodivirtual nn she itssiittnatiem Grille osactiog : at the same time, if it he she wish of the Gentlemen here—(" No, no.")--1 am pert. city ready to do so. The eircsonstauces have readied me its such menu. r, that on any other subj. cl I should my ties I it.d not doubt they were correctly stated t but as 1 am out certain • limber the Gentlemee alluded is are here or our, L should be ma willing to mentiou their same., without giving thou as upportuoily of denying tie chirp, sad them a use itedivi.. dual summit who would be hoer: happy then himself to hear theta do it. 1 am in habits of permuted acquaintatice wills must of those who form *be present Administration— wish 1101111 t of than 1 am connected by rtoorr owl dean: Ices ; and lam willing so concede so all of them the pome... lion .4.11 that integrity sod honour is private life whirls forms tbe pride, and I bad almost said the birthright, of an English Greenman. It is net against their persona, hot the policy they have adopted, that my oppositioo ka direct ed; it is because 1 shirk they mistake she feelusg of ties. people, because they have skews too great an indilkmore to the distresses of the country; sod as much as soy 'Meg cher, because they are iseliond so give into those eme mi rgaus grains of the public mosey, which see rests more oiling to Dm feelings of the amiss than drtrisaratal to its nmewise.— (Hoar, bur, lionr.)--It Is no small Disinfection to our to had that the worthy Gestleassa who orcouibal the sioratioa tom of Mr. Basta. d pomaded his porirtensious to your nip port upon the rutty which that Geollmnsu gave iss opposi tion to the Ministers spots entails ISlNtlirre, um which I Aso voted wills him, sad I may say without anmpance, took a raver parubbiest sad active part than lot did. I kw. be figs bons mid, nod it is too generally believed, that eN eppom ties is Parliament is merely a straggle of publicist putt to . trousfir the 'gentlemen on ass side of the Home to the tams held by those on the other. la the uppositioo I has. gives I could have us motive of thit hied. Yoe canunit have forgotten that is the add . rem which I made to you, On soliciting first the humour of set/minutiae Ilsw wooly, loud . 1. sever would accept soy office or einotannot arida rho Governineol. —(• You ors Deputy Lord LioolouoMe if Oa County.")-1 hoard some use se themes d eseaties lie tare . of Lord Lirateasst, which by the bye is set gives lOW inn I merely hold it An my father ; sod 1 totem heard that it woe one of any ptofit or cosolarneet whatever, soy will guy per mit who btu held the situatioa la may OHM Mionsty view jt ;is ter .bat character. Hairiest said so much p:rmiaofitits ally, I will our sae a few words on the lase • measures a a whirl. my conduct has here called ie quiessisii ; sad , as to what felt from tar Hos. Barons ow my left, Mann Se the steel rearro at hi embroils?. AM 1 ashal for WI shad simusies was iuquiry, because it appeared to be thosmuht mlithiestry I . *hone for the country. 'l. that °pion» I stilialbines and .1 believe a great deal of irritatims weld balm bees earrel had that turn. been adopted; nod I. this ivied.. -f lab - (currest with some of the beet, die. atiansl,.iod most. hoist ... . • pro iii, the cousitry.—lffene.)..-1 shall unit finkpedli thn 4ve liiiisAhat pesevil;o she UM Seines*: Porlsatneeti which 1 shall divide eNtu three classes ...slat, that iotte4 IWO 'Sidi. Owe Meetings' Peeve-Ilion: Ile; 114,- nee -Trosisitik awl "mesh feriAosue Sill ; wed edobrdre ilimilled more firtleu lerly egoism...* Prem. 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