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#7 l • ~~ • :,)4 w ~'. %2,Z S . :~. THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANN. rilpHIS EVENING. THUIV;DAY, April 6, hislfajesty'• Servants will per faros Slisksptares Tra- MR. HAVOON'sPICTURR cffitts-t's TRIUMPHANT ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM', which het been sin years in head, VI LI. OPI'.N for EXH PITION 4.11 MONDAY. WAIT. the 27th instant, "nth all 'Anther Pictures, end his St tidies from Axton...nil the Elgin hlethks in Chilli, ni Greet lloinn. Pal C 4,11111,4,11 1.13,111 In the eight, at 'irelve o'Clork.—Adasittanee Is. Catalogue 611. 36. And ea he went, they spread their clothes in the way. 37. Aii.l obeli he was tome ,igh, even tint.. the gleserni of the Molten of Olives, tar shore inoltitn.le of the Dixtiples 1 1 .1411 to rejoice, and in praise God Wilk a kind Voice, fie all the mighty forks that awe had seen: 3 8. Blitag44lrssed he the kweit_itnt commh in the game of the Inerl,litare io hearett im.l glory in the highest. 1 • NAST INDIA ROCK Lamborn. APalt. 1. 1/110 THE CrItIRT 1/1114CTOKS qr the P.AAI' INDIA DOCK CObilloAN* &Jima!) Fite NSPP - 0. That , CP.NEHA I. :111:CI NG or iI, kovoln.rons nr th• weld 4'0711141NY sal he held ml tilde '6la.mr. om Helrts.plmer. .o,••lrr,i. Fit IWA Y r, the lib Mgt. at Twrely• Ck.7k, fur she purres4.4 ruusi.ter suf wr a DIVIDNND ott the CAPITAL STUCK 444' the Coaspomy, toe shr Id.eltrisr 'marmot Loly.dal. by Order bribe Cuttrt, JOHN FARRAP(, Atevrtrre. N.8.--The Chair will be bikes) ai Is'Ctack precisely. g:dy of fl AMI.P T. Vine tionnostit. lir Powell : tientbet. by • Costlowan (b.s lirrl 'wet:trance , UN the LIM Jon Ittresde. anti a cowl on.stay st gr) t • Y..luso M . Mention; Larries Mr. Vs- tottr.l ; Florgi lir..ii•rnhi ; ()t tl e k, M r . pen ley; ('sire-tlizgrr. Mr. Cloggion ; Chola nt Mindoro Flake', Mr. Pope Gertrefle, Queen of Denenark, Mrs. Erertuu ; Opbe. 11% Min Kelly. After whteh. tk , Force .4 THE SLEI:.I'I:s.(: Olt AUGHT. D•rtor Vincs.lo, Mr. lioglies; Varawr iFirulio, Mr. natlie ; Tomiincs. Mr. liarlcy. Sigmas Francesca, Mrs. J. iloghee ; rialto., Mrs. (*ter. • • The Dos tlfficeitill he open from IF,tevep till live o'Clock ...Places to he taken of Mr. To-morrow, a Tmg..ty, with Of Ale 7....ea..rruar. On Rattsrelay, the Opera of Artaxrra...—withr; first lime, a P.otomintieal Marital Errant., retitled Sloarpcare vePtus ROYAL EXCRANGE ASSURANCE oFficE, • gatablubeil by KO,lll Citnrter In thalttigu of iiing Geoega the Mist. Magma. IVO. IifiIERSONS -et Itenti Annual. Pr/'rtttnni.. f,ll doe I M.ua thr Inth instant, are %wet by hammed, that RecriPas ace now ready In hr dclirrrr4 Ai the Company's Officen, over the Hurd Esrltatme on.l iN Pall Mall, as well as by their reinwehte Agitate ie tVe Pearl:al Citing*. sal ibe Partin Aseterrel are rrgarand to apptp. uryfirrio of ismer PAcirs, ow or before *a Oth its the. meal PThecia Uaye allutml rue Payment, beyswiliVi. Date DIM* PUhry, Inn thee 'spire. SAMUEL FRNNING, law. Secretary. rffkArur_nov A a, ' , l's , pok-rr: A UDEN /VMS EVENING, THIIIVO)%V, A piel G. srillibe 'acted filth lime), a nes Musical Draw; ca:ird THE AN T IQU AR Y. Jonathon 01411nirk i , Mr. Listno Citron, Mr. illenc!ssid ; f.3• , f, Mr. Dm-noel; Sir Art:i..r %Vardostr. Mr. Cli.Tm-155; Lsll4. 0061 ter, Mr. Emery; Lord G:ens,llen, ll r. C1 , 11 , 1 , /r t Iler. r• 4 . .‘l".sityre. Mr. Autioit. laatrefla Mi, F•einsens ; 3/i. Mods M`lni)re, Mks Nlstslo. yrs ; Miss eiwolds Oldburk, Mrs. Davenport ; Elstirth of the Cootie Lt root, Mr. Fterit. After 4.1. time. • new Pantomime, calk,' flAill i Et,)UlN AND CINDER 1.:1-1. ; THE 1.1T11,E GI.A‘;?; SLI VPl' R. I"4lce Aleslore (sfserwars;•4 Pia E l,r ; 8::roo Crp. - I.li Coffers/ ar.l4 Peeto tools Mr. Minh , ; lea. . zP. loptkroi ;:ifterwsrrls (71.orti), Mr. Grinials:t; (~ Viorshon:•* :afterward,. Donnish!, Mr. Ci •'t•t:4•l..rse ,i,to Colonslii: el. M 341 r. A fr:rote 1.144% rine Ire 11,1 tOr tise season, .r nightly, or at the 1145% 4,fii-e. 11 .4 otol titolers 111. or The Little Chits Sl;iliser, • 15e r,raten every evening. To morrow, olls.410;14 a. es Comr.ll of Errors—The Mans• g 'ti sin tire new l'ant..mtme. SNtornas, Ivanhoe, or l'lre XuArtit Temfdar. Va Ittosi'oy fl.y asse4 port 'color d. ".....% , ncare's Tr'. Como and Juliet: !tomes), Mr. C. hirable; t, liou tit, who is re-togairest at 'h... '1 arsire. Anendanre is cis. to. &Obit the said ()fficcs, fur the Assurance of lhoildings, Cleo , hi, Morchondises * and Ships, io Montour, iu [Noo, or while Buil.lind, frogs tons or D 4 ItOle by girt; •tbi also for the Assurance of, and grant lug Annuities yin, uses. N B.—lire Policies will be issued. free of expense, so the Again-col, where the Annual Premium smuunl• to Coe. or up wards. altrodance on Good Friday and Easter Bleseloy. ... --- . - - --- ... . . .. . 4... ) . . . . ... . . • . i • . . A i . . . Ur ' •-• '-' 1 ' .I , L . ' I' 4 i .\ ilii Ai at, 4k • . . . ... • .•:c, < . ! I * . ... IN. . I "' ... • - . ,j. MATHEWS AT HOME., AT THE THr.ti Pe Pto: AI. ENGLISH OPERA HOUE, STRAND. rptlis E'.• TM; USDA)", A fail (3, V. cud vauguAv 8, and un Mondays. 11.orsdays, and S•ttor.la3a, during the month of April, %shell he a.ll Am. the homptc of tottrodisnittc Friend; to his COUN TRY TOCSIN . : I:uats and l'i,eca to Le had of N!... Ricvenson, .1 the 5?r , .;.•1 EMI atter, and at Feartaan's LtLrary, 170, Bowl strst 5. S ' U kit r.‘"Cli CATIZ V'e Fate of Codas baying been rcreisi , l with nicrAt entliu• .I , llr approbation, and re-antilinswea with •Ivpi•uw, will 1w repealed ever) Evettiw4. rutils EVENING, IllUilsl)AN'. Ap-il 6, La Pod following F..toings, a COMIC PANTOMIxne Atter nhich will he produced, ♦t► lime, a new and interesting Ukte• tr.ll %l etu-drn me, under the till, of THE FA VE OF t:M,As. Cal +a, Mr. fim)cgoth; Mark Antoine Colas, Mr. tcv. I vs; tiltstoil, Mr. II untlry ; Anibrot..e. Mr. Smith the ; out, Mr. Grata ; Jact. h, Mr. W S let ; too t, t Lc, Mr ntso Miami. Madame Colas, Miss Taylor; Pau. fits Horn;' Jcatirctie, MISS Copeland. Ts couelude,with tie popular Comic Melange, called MELO-DILANIE MAD! OR, 'IIIE SIEGE OF TROY. MAjor Dennis Nlerphy, Mr. Adcock; Mr. MSC Classic, 3!r Gut"! ; Mr. Glib, .M r. U.—Doors op - rt et Half re' F, e, brgiu at Holf.past Sts.—flail' Piire at flalf.past t . ..;•ghr. Places for the Boxes to he taken at the Theatre. trout Trn till Four—atol, for tha.weeuramo.latsuis of rautil.ra or the r•I cud Ur the Terwo, al• the Bureau de tipectaetc, team,, EV.tiringo, Bond-strect, tin Nlostloy neat will ire produced a new Cowie Itti.letta, to be cAlird %t idoa: and No Widow, to which Mug. Nluulitam w •il appear. Ices.leue sad The Heart of .slid.Lathiao will shortly he reitrated. at-w ve-y 1.1.' lit 11.3 Portahle Slap, DITAI. 11/111.PS, con.ttliet. r.t upon finite $ flew inittee t tle of action. and whist, !tat. tt.e t.rilittriey,aw:. - elltess of 1,111,.. and color effect of t:.e Ilas p. alt hones not unr.ilirrl the rite; Ih.y c. inpaily also the piano f., ie„ &r, m o lt ct.ariiiiog. arr eery eleclur, and sal crtay to learn, that (by the dirt c. f,ie I,tottea completely itiatt uct tt crncettrs inn very little Maier iiistr:imenta are co,starttly featly. iv tu.aut if til curia ty, for the inspection anti oire et the lioliility, (:fairy, and Pnlite !lius;cal World, :at Mr. 1 ltaiT'S, the iiseentor aryl patt.nter, Nut $, Forty. Careactiaii-aquare. '1 lir p. ices astir Phial Men. ate of fn ~o 113 to 411 goitte-.... ha tdan,ae calm 4; and Orr hr weight on the averair only 14 pnnoda, e4.ri. fl alarms tb m eIIarCI:WIT con rr,irnt it, trairelliue 361111143, N s who on.v miss to 1::1;• a kw Wi l ton., such e ith er t.t nun ivoise, or be attended at loin-; the num-flair, Siogior, ant: thew haute Th.vory or Music, likewise T toed. AC(DU? ATE() I . .'•;SENCE OF ANCHOVI FM. Y II E kkod-d Pre. r•..scr 11)14 Nee SAUCE ha. 4 , 1(0 , 0.41re - 4 Jiri.W floe .tart period if hin le.for• the havltlg svcw,soned atet.lo. si.tl NON itol.ren Ilst• Suloluy ovia (.carry, Article le :treitared only at thrit N... ti. .v ..... 109, :1,1,112, Par? It. the Ilto-1 or cid, bunk sitoci Fr,tt,, Pr-oaratitto y' Asia Anchovy' *ewe rttli tor'• • ti !1,1,111. with %teak., 211. %.4 all L • h, chun a decided prererecte • .•• trrattled la krep to any cli:nate, Lad siut;• uvt 140311'1, . .• ;lest opettett. AROII AT I SPIRIT of VIN EGA It.—Tiois Key r:rfiitard Ligooe (the arisiasl ideation of Mr. Healy), feb:cb is of reil.keerve of in telievioz lot I.res sad bes.l.lt he, sail in enonterartiog tbe effects of d, elope. or Infected air. continues to be prepmwd, tue qct-stest ariketiors..by %l ears. THOS. Dud Wyt. . 11Ltittlr. MANIMACTritING EfilllNN, 'l' Llt It i s sold iu I.nadua, wholesale sad retail, by Mews. BAYLEY sod BLEtt, Pei lotions. Cueltspar-street ; sad rttall, price ft. Oil. by one or more Avesta is every pi iteripsi won ; but it nasal be geusinc, sakes lb. names of the shove Preparers are engraved oil the Gairer.tuteat Sump, which is toted *Ter Cite curl: of cach bottli . Proper Spoor,* !Soars are. ovial by Bayley and Bice, as moist. As lib, se may fool. stotheiilicated by s similar 9:e II EN NY'S l'A Irl !11 AG Pi VOA, to bottler al is V.t. w •itdr glass motor's at 41. 6d. ST. cliAitav SCHOi►I.S. iitiokAns rrskrt, ST GILT.S . S, AND 11/. VS -mum?. Ross; ASYLeiI FOR FEN!AI.r. ORPHANS, CIOURCR ROW, niVPSTFAR. ON SCN 1)A I' NEX 'Atoll 9 182 0 . beinit 1.010 SI'NDAY, A CRAIRITY RERMON, in Aid a the a re luortitutionc still beret ached st St. Patrick's Chant. Atom. wreei. Suho, by the RA. LEtit H AVM: D. So , a tinas and Dolativas will be tratirtilly received la. the Richt Ser.l)r. Poynter, V.A.L. Patron, Nu. 4, Cas. th , street, iluthui it ; Ow R.'•. Mcssrs. Norrix, Russell, sod I., ire. el St. P4'll , W. Caaiwl; the Rev. IV Collins, snithill; A. 1.0u.1:ti.-n, E.q. No. 5, Be4iforloietuare; A. R. I:lakr. 1:: , 9. No. •22, Gowee.sirret, Treasurer; .1 Kell'', Nu. 45, 1 ivehtlrret, sad .1. C/tory. Tr IP, Totti.nham•cuort.. " 3.1 , S 'Cif MO. • ; . tmld Ity Nie,:srs Keating anti Brawn, 38, Duke.street, Gmstruor-square. -- - -- -- - The Annual Diiisier will (Ake place en Monday, the 29th of Mn ) , I>ool, at the Freem T awes u, Great Qns,tu strtos. I:ns Royal Ilighlwas she Doke of &sawn au the Chair. WF,STEIZN 1/I.4I"ENS4RV. CHARLES S Fit EET, %V ESTNIINSTER, QUAR•I'EICIA' GENERAL ‘IF.ETING PZ (If ILA I.r thie CHARITY all! be 11 , 14 y THURSDAY /cF.XIr, the Bth instnnt, at Ciat:t o'Cluth in the Errrjaq privig• ly. Vt' M. I.lNDEMAN,Stcretery. Crow •?r, rt. IVra.utial.ter, A , ,,r11 1520. HAI:ARO AN!) t O. CON7fi.ACTOgg. £OO.OOO NEXT Tr: EC DA Y. A IL 11111.111 I/1 e I. LO T TERY who l'orehnae before NEXT TUESDAY, wil! hive a tie 'Oka otlivalitaZe ~vii au) loft:ltf 14.01.-ry whatever; Cif tcu than they may nut ou'ly ;sin 30!. for a Tieket now bought. and en proimrtiun r,:r every Shore, at thou' the mta.i. Wit); of 19,ing, but will afterwards hate the full chalice for the . 1'01: IL ...Prizes 0f..t10,000 112 0 OM TWO 10.01X) 40.000 TWO hotrinz in Wouee and Cutraula 10.2 CAPITAL • Every Tirkrt an,! Share wpm purcha.etl will hare a chance fur ALL the Comgo!, to the Lut trzy, whether drama the first clAy or On 21Iy ~Hoer Ticket. and Chorea are at If AZARD and Ca.'s Offices. fiv!s. Ear hnioge.goisr; 20 . Corithill; and 394, Os f.tel u here, in Ilse Inat Lotery Comm,. they Sold TWO I'r;7., of %!.(1,000/. and ALL the Prizes of 30,0001. in a Irtrnl Lottery. TUE TWO CLASSES Or 10,0 1 '0 TICKETS EACH. Ir Ir4Sll irit , v‘ggiveo hin (((( of the littstrit • Lottery, tire' Is are to point not to Ws brat Friends, the Public, Its lea.hoz feature*. 1" ronaists of 20,000 Tickets, and cuotains 102 Capitals, amotottitte to :101.500i. Monty nod Cott:oda. all in Sloe Lotiorr, an.! to be drawn in Two Cllikors of 111lnd Tickets rack 'fite first 10,000 arc to be put into the %%Alert before the Div, 311.1 ore those only a high are now fit grlle. 'lobe other 0,000 are to be irlt into the Wheel after the 18th May,• yet a. of them arc yet on Sale, to , r ran T. SISII say whet. Ito y *it! be, as he is an t able to get any infoinution rrktire t'iert to. The missal • stavent of rrz.:•toottey woold h. 2110,090/. but the Coo -1 tractors have, under the sandhi' of a ',scent Act of Par. haricot, std&sl 40.11001. Overby inerensior the intrinsic valor (up to the WA April ) v. pre Ticket ; *n.l so yet j hark that 40,0001. tiny art •Powed he the Lord* if the j Tseasurylo clotrer the Publie •21. ta , r Ticket more than the i naval twee. (771/1 is the 40,01411. trail to be giren atron.) T. SISII ha7s it to be clearly onderatimil, that, his. Intel ions the A.tvertiventents Oltee.krepers may be, . the Setif use does not eentain aoy rdvint.ores that the Cos : t •inerel Of hi, Oinerl in I not cqu-hr iterionplit in. The Prelinties. y DRV of Drawing I:e Untette Calls it) will !be NEN.T cSt Ay, 4 tt:i of tbiv Month (April), tin I which i iny 1.0,0,10/. Money will be withdrawn from Scheme, by s'...ci.itog el; Ilir 2,0t10 Prizes of 301. Not any i utlur rriz nor will any Malaht tirema that day ; but two.y one of those 1,000 To !tel. wig attain Imre a chance, knit as if they ',ad hid beets ,Lawn, siotiritheasiding they will each be entitled to the 111. _ _ T.ckrt• Mali Voatcs are nme on Sale st BPIWs Offices, 4, eg.rnhill, sod 0, Chariot-ctcss; where No. 2.507, s Prise of TWENTY TIMUSAND I'OUND4 MONEY, its tLe Lutist, just fiui.b%d, , stts sold is Shisret. •.• Envistisiory Schemes gratis. SALES By AUCTION. RV MR. ESANS. At his MOW, No. V.I. TUIS DAY, TIIIMR. DAY, April 6, and lAcyro loilviring days Sundays cs. TE Val u•ible 1.113 It A ItY or THOMAS . JAMES M ATI:: AS, Elsq. including eireh's trioni Heads, h..r,ite paper; 31seklin's Bible, 6 viols ; Boy -1101-11 Shakspeare, 9 soli. end the barge Pletrs ; 6tepbani Thrsaiirns Grieco*. cum Clusisrio, dol. 7 vols.; Piennesi Ai:11010e Romani . , 4 eidi.; Pirenesi, Volute i 1 Rums, 2 vols.; Memuires /le l'Acsavutie Avg Immo vols ; S'usete's isnisics,'S vols.: 'rsciiiis Brutierii, 4 volo.; Erois s .11 sail Monst,vh I'l Chronicles. by John's, In nul..; OrntoresGracci s llviskr, It Tots ; AOllllll vols.; Lardner's Works, It ails.; Spessee risna,4 nuts. Sic. Ei.c. RV MR. COLLINS, At his Anelioa-Itnont, Gnion-sti vet, Town of Partite*, on AION DAY SEX Y. tier 10th of April, Di2O, and fol lowing Days, at Six ACOLLECTION of iTNILEI)EEMED FLEDGE N; vtimprisio.4 Gold, Silver, awl Akin! AV:so-lira; useful Plate; Men's nail Wnnaeleg %Venting Ap vinyl; Bed and Table Linen, DM Ilstigings; And various other Art.etea, l'lrdgvil in Itlnsittin prior to and in the 31usith of April. IMP, with the following Pawnbroker% via.' Col:egr.sti ref ; S rrrr . liovontoterei ; Mart- Ivitorgb-roir ; and Nailose, Si. Jewiren , lreil. Town of tort as •• with Stow, Paradise-row; Cultist., • Greet haft. mrowil ;rid Gilbert, Charlotte-street, Inland of Portseap. with par., mumin c ten..ucee ; Horsley, hi. %Ivy's-I;lcent ; ; snd Etasancl, Hrlll.l.4tirfli, Pods i—wlth Taylor, fkinth-sirrei; King. lionlb streti ; Mow% fitseilvoirott; Hatt, Nardi Wert; Burnett. North t icest; and King. King-oligwri. Wag he Overt; sod CalologneoPoil the Room LA NCASTE it ;ISSUES. Tituasoai, waaco SO. CROWN SIDE. CHARGE OF MANUFACIURING PIRE.HEADS. John Ertotriel was vat to the bar, charged with harlot manufactured pike-head., with ittlent that the Pattie should bodied at serried, unload it, foul iterbotioim meetings It bewailed frum the evidence of George Pocketing and /antra Mows, that, in conaroptetice of suspicions excited against the prisoner, they bad bees, sent by a magistrate tu los %faith', awl, under preintee of having Oftll.tall to use them, salted lon. if he Wit soy pikes In sell? the Prisoner re. phi d, that hr had only one then with him, which was in a rough state ; he would, hoverer r, get biro two or three Where. With then Info his house, audio the course of • short lime three pikes were brought to a neighbouring public boner, wbere the wit 'serape...l to purchase Neat fur about 35. each. In paying the motley they were short a-few lialfpenee. The Prisoner replied, that would make too difference between Re. formers. In the course of the purchase it was oMetvrd, in Pr,sonce• hearnoz, by our of the witnesses, that he wanted the pike to attend at the Burnley angling fill the 15th No. *ember (the day preceding this irattaiction). Witnesses int. mediate! gave ififorrnat 1111 l 10 WM. Chaf f er, a constable of !Sneaky, who pros ...led the next morning at three o'clock with some soldiers, and arrested the Prisoner, and .upois searching his pelisses finned another rite-bead concealed in a rioptorial (I, and on searching his box found a paper in scribed " Hmsl and liberty." . The Prisoner 161 his el. knee artnsillted.thnt he had sida.the that b. waio.sloort of wink at the time, awl would hove made pikes for any person who employed bias;. but be de. pied having airy bad intention. Mr. insure flAvt.v.r summed up the evidence, sad the Jury immediately returned a verdict of—Guiftp. James Morris was neat pot to the bur, charged with a similar off: nee. he wit maws were the same as ia, sad the rireititosoloro • neat ly alike to, the former case. He was slot enarietad. Sentenee has out yet been pasted un either of thrm. Several other rases occurred In the course of the day, bat noise of ahem of any importance. The Court did not rise till niue o'clock. S4TURDAT. •PRIL I. RI/FINLEY MEETING. Tilt KINO ♦. KNIUOT, DeWIRMIST, ♦7ID PZZ OTTICIII. The Curet met tki• morning at nine o'clock. soon after which John Knight, George Deirkurst, Nathan Broad. hurt?, John Adqmisen, Walla's Fletcher, John arra, Joke Asiin, amt./ macs Wad*, were pot to the and the in dictment being read to them, they severally pleaded—Nut Guilty. Mr. LITTLEDUA stated the nature of the indictment to the Jury, which contained .21 counts; the substaree of whirl, was, that the Prisoners bad Coll,Pift II 10 Marti reuse others of the liege subjects of the late King to go, armed t.) a meeting for the purpose of hindering amt obstracting the Magistrates* and Peace Officer: , in lake min-olio% of their du lies. It also charged 'been with assembling an unlawful meeting, armed with swords, pikes, Waves. flre.s►ms. Ste. and of attending at the same, to the terror of the liege sub jects of the late King, on tae 151 h November last, at Usher gan Eaves, in the county of Lsocaster. Mr. SCArtLrIT stated the case to the Jory. He said he should um enter jobs any ►xtraneous matter to ■hew that the °lkon of those whn conresiml the meeting were unlaw ful, or that th►y intended to adopt proceediage different from what they professed. It would be quite snakiest for his purpose to rely nu the circumstance that the people west to this meeting armed. That eiresimstauce alone was quite sufficient to constitute it an unlawful meeting, whatever might be its avowed or intended object. He then proceeded to state the evidesser he adduce to is the several filer. feminists with the conspiracy charged in the indictment. 'fba first witness called was • W. Chaffer, examined by Mr. Nstdr--Ne slated that he was a constable of Burnley; that a notice of meeting had teen placarded for the Bth of November. but It was Sher a arils advertised for the 18th; that in the foremost of that day large parties arrived at Noraley, preceded by amine willa banners and pruceriled through the town, to the place of nterting, whirr hosting* were erected fur the speakers; that as they were passing through the town, Colonel Hargreaves, who wit,. u.s honchoed, da-tied among the CrOW.I;'11114 wired a. 1.1 1. which appeared to hive been prepared for a pike bundle, and brought it away without iipposisioa. He sop- • posed the numbers assembled to MOWISIII to 3,000 or 4,11:10. Tlwre were 18 toga and three caps of liberty. Cron-examined by Mr.Wthhtittim—Hc noticed reversal of the inscriptions sin the flags: we one was " Keep within compass ;" another was " Order, order!" Nome of them ap peared to be religious motto% such m * A Woe balance N an abomination to the Lunt. hut a•jast weight is his de light." Richard Fletcher stated. that Its was in company with a man ;tamed! Wilms* ; lie sow several of the people yids slaves, and on their arriving at the pruned they picked oat the dirt from the holes .whirls were made to reeeiee the pike-heads. He 11111111 several immune with pike-heads snorted ruder their coal-sleeves, and us their breasts. We haniediately MA the field to inform the Magistrates. He returned aims Am, and heard' ery," the eirldiere *recessing," silsermi pea • number of people pulled ant their pike-beads. sad wing of theme Gerd them in the moles. He saw sixty premiss pall oat their pikes, bat only Hiroo .w Ma is them. He alms eaw tirmity ober mums draw Out their pietist.: thane per. was who so conducted thrisseelree weer war hi the heritage, When the alarm lied autssidet‘ they replaced Hoek wforesp, it tbeielormer aremalearat. The slam lagwril nut to bit false. Igoisbt woe ow; at ibis time wind. ito almost In% gm 7 7 ,1 ),;!.; r 41 . Z • • : *o• •• . •~ 7••••• i. • , • • g "10$1.' . , nu hour sifter Hoe alarm Kaden &reined. and wet voted to big of peristd9ti imbibe,' sieloof de •IdeZ!A• 44 b j ile j • hisit ill*. Chair, when • cap 11( hiStrlV WAR placed on his bead, and oorrsme ,.; s e their ' ,pi t o ! AA 'by Is e .. ' :,.... he toddro-sard she sasenekly. He dwelt It good deal oo the • The D e r e esg as im,are,e pew. so call tirltiewelt. r t• hew laws, and larrieweit that so many person were leaned op J o bug i51 i, i , 00 ,4„ ••••• ill i o po r t ', tier easpoessifd LAI, fur for rill , ; After whirkehe geld die relonstueso, and they mete . M os e" eme s i ei; a s swear e '' e l..en„' • t : *perused by the swot hog. %Vilma' • i o o l4 u ps m e m ekes n e e soh., : . • - • state're of them. Wiete this was wail saw, there the • record ' LAsseamefi -r-- g la tin .....5. 0 s ki. mm e riebbs t tf Ike s e ete . .. ). t . alarm that . the vol•lser. wire coming," when morral of the ' ship of Iliaiselemier, IN or .4 . 11 i Voistoly of Lettemisi, M AEI : people again pulled out their' ;Akre and pistula, but this Also : ii,.. o p s .,k gs of ie., "pa i, . ,r L aa ". 4 .........•j4 e sai d ( „ ee sie4;' • ' Invited cut to lie • filer •lerne, abets they agate tom-fated : Lancamil.• ' : .- "*l ' : . .j thee,. This ahem reload limey peoples° roe, when Knight ! Hereritli ere seed you the6ll4re aflame. firiske,,Destes j. and the nther people on the holdouts caned to them to lie lion,.WilliMoGreeishalgt, Robert H.,o 4 a,'lteulemes, ON: • firm, and ens to ran. After Knight left the chair Deerhoost ' Moro Hull, Leterroto lko lo okes.dot f;eeenheigo,.Ki•hipall took it, awl proposed a resolttis•m, * that if Parliament : Montt., mu d J,.... a es t s kirrln•b. sae. eras ;4,a .lay b e „ aj ili j. slwohl pats any gaggle: bills the reformers should rise arid ' bef o re era hi s Sl at ie b ie s J un ( I tg i "of the peace i n as 4 e„,.. meet its. wie day." Ile said if they did not *he should • the said toupee, 4:eargeit, men' the oath of ltrelsoot Ph,- ' • call them the greatest *lame omen earth." ' Cher and Julorpa leintei• with 'fitting. mo Hoot, in the said Cruss.traeruisnol by Mr. Cwt./lame .. —He stated that be rtimut) „r La o asi e r s ait t Murnfay, the I 3.. b dAy t.f IJ.c•seete. , ..i - hail applied to different m ovie t o purchase pikrif fur the : I•tstaut, tons tied, enema. ed, etinfederaftsl, tool agoras! fogy ' Buruley meellig. He admitted that he had a postul. which i liter, an I est s 'dive••• site:o prisms., to do.soila Na posid.r," lor had shown to 41•fferret peroins, awl hod boast. d that be . peace of this krugdins, and to Write awl stir ap, 1,.. lon4a • wet well arm. d; said *outdoes SII , VIN Shut he hail toot 41...4 ! la act. of open oisarrycliess 5.541 winllton agaiuSt the Cu. the thorectooneel, mad.wishad the Reformers were . all as well ; mriourot stood Coati il Wises, thrreof. .i be taw • 4:slab's-bed , armed as be was • 1 end the said pasties elm pad being f , to . rirdi be Assei ollitli.l.. W•lliana Wants oriel that. he - Wu' a rcedonalte . r,:and lived •' In he bound yolk skein by re. visolg "'co., f. 4 Awl, appear. i it Dumber; mid after steno( OW eircumstauera &d laes , by 1 sore at the neat ,geoscral Stildrila a A...it a, ru be held le, si te laic wi t iir o c lup s cu t 05. a t o give a m o re wo a il e tt s e rvo s ' , Comelier aforesaid, lei nod /of ihe said cu”itlly, to ltr•re i t 'woe. speech . eu y ~..p re, ".."mr s t w e e m i . s mite y a w. Ash.r the. Said r•luorge, /weratrieratarj, Iseall•do. owe es,fa se, IR tag: ..• 11 . the alanehroter Magistralrs wese not herneght to jollities.. Inch 4441'4 4 i... there wad as. cod of all good goverausesal,. mid the people I 'Those are, thereto?, in his M4rstyi Name, to empire - had • right to destroy such • gum ressent. or make a mew 1 end 'command yon, the said cootai•t.lo., irril,..tili Si esst•• one, or Si. return to a state of nature, and liie Wilhoosit Ittle i try the " 1 J Part , '" charged W the sa"I•V 0 al lc of L'lllccal. r. End be proposed a PIM:OI4W 111 opplrllr Ilie weestires of ill- i and lit' 414 ji. re safely dcitcer 1 ' the g"' l ' r 11"""fi un4 11,4 nietela. if they brovight into Perliammet any bill. to aortal' : Its :oil': e.uie's ass her. by onoited and ea.rnmeilded or re. the liberty of seeming to di.eiste itolitieal-seenirets. I c• ie. Ile *API parties charged use yell ! oat., g.... 1. awl theta Croososamierd.....The witittos elated that he had been In 1 thele rap. f keep, "Wit they "ball d'" l "eh "true* at the habit of atiewiing many mtetittga, end Sad give'. imf..r. . aforesoni, or be atthereeise dis Charge.; ILy due sower or 1... motion to the Magiattairs r• spert•rie the Blank , ' i )leoolii•g. Hesein fill nut. Give" under Lauda a.. 1 Kali" the.lBals uoy That he had never teetered any money fur list services, hill 1 of Dectusher, 1819. - had captooled a %well deal of moon leo employing other per- ; suns to gt routed the country to untaiu iuforressiiee. 1 ilea o was now due to bon 341 fur actual aelmwera. That he him. I self had been tried it that Court for • capital offence in the year IWII or 1810. H.' had !trete so account of tl:e pro. ' reeding% and on the seat day a more leoginetted detail, but neither of which wire produced. Mr. Sam. Howerth, a surgeon, residing pt Fernley, Meted t tbst be weal to the meeting, and was there when en alarm I was vivo 'shout the soldi•rm•ted thew saw out pistol, loot nu pikes. He did not ult.crve any thing pasticolar iii the spesch of Knight ; and all that 11e could my is, revert to I Deletion' wait, that Ire ree:Uorocodeil a sabteriptiett to he I entered into to pore-hew newspapers, and that she proceed. legs in Partialness. ohould be clueely watched. He hail some 1 recollection that it was proposed, that, if Pat limpet -tit "lot nut 1 rcdce n an their wrougs, there should he a general t ieing i throughout the kingdom; but this he could out state with I certainty. That newsy of them had slicks, such as they inteht have picked up ou their way. There was nothing in the : sppearaure of the people, or in the proreediage of the d.ty, that struck him with any apprelsensious of inensediate deo. ger, although he considered it might afterwards lead to i serious consenutures. Ileury Bury and John Walton corroborated the evidence of Fletcher and Wilson am to she pikes amid pike stases ; and Her; sailed, that a party of Ref o rmer., o n their retsou ' home, discharged is tummy as 100 pistols; he could not say what number of pistol., but he beard that austilier of shots in different directions. Christopher Edenniolson stated, that he maw Colonel Har greaves sett* a risk heftier-membered:rated at that moment saw one of the'grformers, with a pistol in his band, look. lag at the Colonel, sad asked one of his compsitiout, *Shall I shout r His companion answered * Nu t you salon not ;" when he returned the pistol Into his pocket. Several tither witneeses were then exastiaed. corroborating the testimony of the former witnesses as to the character of the meeting, after whirls, Mary Hoyle was called, who posilletly swore that Wade was the mast who piloted the pistols at Colonel Ilsegreavtt, as described by the «tsars* Ednionikuo. On rresmeesminstion, she stated that she was distantly related to Wade's wife, and that he (tVacle) was not laving with her at he ought to du; and without waiting for the qmestion to be pet to her she added, " I have bad no foul or angry language with him." John Carter proved that be raw the men draw the pistol and look at the Colonel, hot neither of the P•iwantrs vois the man; that be knew Wade before the 15th November, sod if he lead been the man be most have {mews him. A woman, unused Hauson, proved that she saw the re. formers after the meeting was over, several of them beating pike-roses like umbrella.: the elms stated that she saw its public house • pike-staff, half • yard long. which a man carried in • leather sheath; it was sharp em both aides like a . rotor ' • the screw was four inches hdlg. The Protecators now produced the Smooth which an. Pounced the meeting, and alter the staff seised by Colonel Harr • Here the case fur the prosetation clotted. Shortly after four o'clock Mr. Witd.tass rose sad address ed the Jury for the Defendants, in as adroirabie and impres. ties speech, which (weepiest upwards of two hours in the de. beery. The Learned Counsel observed, that by the custom and law, of this realm, delivered to its be our ancestors, it was the midoutbted right and privilege of Englishmen to as. ✓enible together furthe purpose of paitioniog Parlitionerst fur • redress of grievances. Ihe law had tattooed On limit in re spell of numbers, and no amenshly of the people, however its. nitrous, could be-pronounced illegal on tbst accunitt. Ilk iii. tensible object for which the 'meting in qfirilillsl was con. veued was clearly a legal use; and if the Jury shooM• he convinced, from the evidence, that some individuals "Welt hive come to the meeting sweetly armed, yet, unless that ri•cometance could be bright Inoue to time know ledge of the Defendants; they cuntd nut he effected by ' such a eiresaastance. It formed no part of the original design of the perilous who assershled on Otte oces that any part of them should come termed; and therefore the isolated fee, that a Dumber of peewees monist to the meeting with arms, to he used, at appeared, moldy for their owe defeuee, could nut reader the met nog II:egal. Mr. Wil. hams dwelt with great force on the circumstance that not one of the Definsdarts bad been brought istoforee with so; of the • premodify's" , werosmord, nor was there as. tividener to prove that any ore of the Defeudeots was acquainted with the cir cumstance of there being asy arms whatever at the meeting. With respect to the charge of the conspiracy, the Learned Compel observed, there had not appeared a single iota of evi dence to prove its existence. The pevercettie bad nut even 'hewn that silt 'not the Defendants had ever Seen each other before the 15th Nov., *be* they MCI on tie bootlegs. Great toren had berm laid us the fart that some looms' had gone to the meting with arms : admitting shalt(' tic the feet, he male. • tallied that it was the undoubted tight of Emilislassien to earn/ arms in ettlfolefistel. It wad so toil down by 111 r. Justice Blacksiusee (a pansy from whew COPllllneldfirieethe Learned Cosner! read.) It was evident, from the whole cuudeet of the persona is armed, that their only object was seltatis fenee, which was exemplified by thelr futtscaranee tier the staff wan seised by Colonel Williams, and also by the feet that they °sly sitempted preparation at those moments when the alarm was gives that the soldiers were coming to titlark them; and could it he wundend that three pereune shard 1 have prepared themselves aide tiresome of self-tlefesice, j recollecting the trammtiona of din. Idth doted, and the forcible dispetroion of the wettest me that melancholy aserastint-sm etrewmaisiseo which Pletsunded from owe end of Ike Megaton he the obis , He asintadverted afros* on the messily sod lejnotice which thf liefeteataits had anstalsod ow being tootssittoden steharge of high tier mesh fee wbioll ibe pesommlom, hp their conduct, confessed there was u dismialies; sod emehoild so a whine appeal le {be JIM 4 1,4411 be mitiored dint kr toy ast“ alt•Cret- K. wßicarr, 111tA Uiltta.l 1 HA FEHHH, L. J. NOltit.ts. LS. Howard lo be balm! lip 3001 and t•o sairtira to It.d. each. _•_ _ oilier prisoners to be Mittsnd ie 2(DI. and to Ge 4 two sureties in inDi. rail h. SU t FOLK ES IYol not terminate till Tliv-.3.1y 7, 4 eittioe. ware clilio-e.l of, iu addition tv ten olio U wr, utinoosierd Ist.t e.rk : OtOILGE MIMI V CICORUC MIWAY. Jt'll, An action of trespaas for faun, the ropes by which the Plaintiff's 'maw!, called the Dolptstu, was it to tr.f,og. quay, and the loos cot/$.(141,014 1 , 11111:11 , 14 lay the ineu taring !tiro, rued from working, &c. The L. uu 1 Juke, arm hearing the opening speech of Mr. Serjeant Fiere, the Piohh titre ellUti•el, said, that he found tilts rouse involved s great deal of iriutteal' matter, and bad gelation to the luest tom: foul intro of the port of (Morel, and he therefore wa. of °unison that ast caae uuglit to Ire ti ea to Witt persuu., who shoultl proceed that!). r, examine tr .1 orgies on the spot, slid make au •wiird, and also fi:,nic such 'wilts sisal ergalln tialts as may prevent a future ricnieetier of similar &lisler. To this the partits cons ruled; ; mod hi. Lurit•liip &vett/4 the Jury to liod • veriitct Car the Phiutdr hi the amount Yf I,flool. the damages taxi in the di-el:nation, attlijtet to the 'award of the referee. Mr. Rule, war of ILe Quintet prcseut, was appointed. TAIRWEATNtIII r. IMWARD4. • 'Ananias, which wow glee very otitemAt lam of s writ of right, leaving turn repeatedly adjouitied, sea. at lentil' 0... (idea, the parties commenting to warier all ui4ertions to non-atteudditiee of the tour sworn 6nighu, sod also of Ile • full Grated Assist, of whom bee toil) attended, and 'tiro mute wire taken from the persons who had comititottti the . Jury in the oilier causes. The deinsudant 'norm' to re. cove r a small Inane and butcher's. shop in -lhateeiham. wine% the tenant (Ih-readout) had brew iu poesee-iou of for apward4 of 40 years, which length of time meek nway tie voidi means by- rk-csatent. The Connie' for the tenant produced the original will of the grandfather of the Nlisiiittfr, mad, in 1702, by which be devised the premises ill his wife for and after her decease to he divided hetwrro big four e.t.d. , . dreo. The eldest and second Med in their mother's life time, the former 'cowing a son. At the death of the moth- r the premises were sul.l to one of the tenant's Soc. store, but the executors hieing dead, the euurelstere of a manly was taken forum the third eon. Oil the will of the demandont it was contended, that the legal estate did out pass ley this nunerance, but remained to the heir at law Gor 1411 tea. totem. The Learned JiltsCa expressed his opinion, that the rrurfti of the will gave the estate is joult tenancy to the chtldr.n of the testator, and that,therrture, he was drat:eat y of o pt. Ilion, :hat the dreasnieut had nut sloesu a better Witt to ha pretutses Mae the tenaut—Verdict- for the lama. The 'celeste/a Collowing Prisoners received sentence of death:— John Waks, fur an assault and rape upon Mary Lanitseril, in Ole parish of Mary stoke, Ipswich. It appeared that or the 16,1. of February, at about half past ten at ttiztst, tier Proarcutriz, as interesting lookiug fr mak, who bad berm married nine yrsra, was returning to klr.Stcwardt, of Stoke. park,wliere she lived as norsernatil, from drinking Ws with 1.4,1)'s ats in Ipswich, in company with Ike Primisei, who was footman in Mr. Steward's farndy, when he threw her dower, and perpetrated the crime with which be was charged, in spite of the resistance she made till she fainted trout r a bausiiiin. Os arriving at home Ilse retated the eiresrichturn, Or her fellow servant, who eorruburatril her awn:eats 4.Z1 _Court, and the Jury found the Prisirare ONION. James King, for a burglary in t h e Loam uf Jobe Doer, of Burford, and stealing eight 5!. Dolt% tea lit mates, a *lmoe te4.spooti, a pair of silver II ndr, Air ; James Thonspeco, 11: stealing a black gelding, t h e property of Jalut Miasma, Mildeoball; J. Flack, fur breaking Into the house at Jain% Beeman, ad Little Obeinerhain, in the day-tiree, And at. alio a silver &c.; Julio East used Jain Auitio, feu rubion • &twirl 5411,4411., of rnrkfielil, o the highs's', and crud Treating him; John Brunet, for a burglary .11 the houses: Julio Pearson, of lloruingsheatti, and stealtug a piece ut cot too print and giber articles ; FJta.tsrsb klarrald, fur a bits g - lacy in Ike house of Juhu Newell, being liatis sign of the foil.. is Busy, and stealing some liuen, &c ; Isaac Willi Jib t Worrllry, fur stealing • sheep from a close in ford, tlw property of David Ling; &teas Recurs, foe At. al en; a lamb, Ow p.operty of Me William Hookers, of Knurl, am ; T. Hors, far a burglary is Ibis house of Job Itubinson; of thingsy; Atones Plumb, for breaking into the twir-, of Sarah Covey, of Fast bergh•et, earl 'imbue pair of snicking., 48 prda ot and other ai Matthew Newell, as uremia:lce is the above WT. sire ; F. ionsitt Blinn. for berating shirr the bourse eri litee.o Co.' tier, ref Wwilmsbris, • and mraliwg moon. ice ; Wm. F..r• 111411 and Wm. Celver, acern . ipbers is the Gains &Owe.— . All tbe above ersoivicts were wirpricerd, cam pt Wafts aril Buns, who are Ism for ritevrtivo at Ipawich. • Joseph Bonapatead, Cur atehling a syssirtity of rye ',not ere bare °Ciliates 'Wont, of lit.rsna Parrs; 'thine*. so". for braking spits the shop bf Jobs Wils•bs at lAdlrdos 46 ' 6 losestieg a Armee, same linea l •c. ; Owes, Gerage (foie trim, sod Grow illiirgeon„ for motering Skyristra word..te. lorgiag to tire Duke of (kap'', arya.4 wish Lindero-, with ipotesi to aid Chen ssultoorra to deskoping tamer , Jahn Krietato, blaulty,etnyletail tar oartuweekaltgeir of rubbery at Meetinghouse, Raishimest, y Ilatotaid te4.- tey,'Weis. Jetta**, NA .10...1kroasargi. Ow raw fOrilerf gu, k 'gyms, gibs us iiseti 1.4 apisrpfirtiospii _ t 1 • '((----41.3,1 0 , ...' 'f t r . .:..4J Oa • 1