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"61Til tenet VlSrvek - eharades. ask thekelifirill.Pilla t p •Oitsirly said so be iossuely kali • it',ii e isho . • I rot redo sismakiesieti trek. where *mho illese or mosso weeds shed shear Issovhst islbsorshe ter oil smoked, tosiog their distrweliee listoriasee Agog teat eseriieset or the sM Wldeta the, Ulises.. 1:s Greve, llss *ever hems well Koverße4 : Sod fee this 7 po i t tfied smoistry hes bees /My pity so -fiseiorsear, she esse‘wi aech to ser a o'mama , woe' the ispovaiacerso any thing Use Assort 'with* tore evinced bow • AO, this i Thatedee recoiledlT stamp its rulers ieught W1.61. 4 "..4 . --../ ss. • —6 * hkt aii i tisty ups, sad whist vast works were , flotillmilseed by tho se assail istake of Greece I but the . amallisess jr them elate?, . this very ditties.. of smakfroohtimal isis against the people, en so eSmillasee of swore could compeoviste. The eisiml4sl` elasessetee. 'mobster' by variety of fre*Mulkstfos. *pi Op strooKly, d. fined provincial ithepieso mud h i eLangs, while it detroyfit nattossal smars,lhos stirsisig the genius . and vviisr of the Gresisn cheriscter against itself. Its those ages, dist, Greece was unfortunate. Was she better in asseAkiti serreetled ? Visited to one Kreat man ia?, seeder so taer° ri she west bare tern better. lbw *or roe crone* : her as,fortuoe woe to f4ll • pt to Ode , rrligingc_ fenaticises i Ike mild spirit of grAsisrdhritity . tey clormast. stiJ, clothed in its stolen Illeolir,, the demon of sidoterai.ce sallied forth to destroy the Greek cod Rooms empires. The Em pew Johan, wing its the dictates of the religion 'Ess he monied. for a usonsent checked the trade c . ag mods's. of polemics : till after many I of foamier. its all ..f VINCI' • had system of 'lnvent was a onspicsoos. the Greek empire • fII is the fifteenth century, anti from that " • the has iuffrred hem her Turkish conquer ilf the misery hutivin isatare can feel : mil Bow ., hod indivisloolly she Malustrittan has taxied slat/he ills of ghosts, stow the Greeks. •'• 11 Thus oppressed by she evil of petty dimes •ll/611 hs the first ages. ley those of religions 1 finis -IMS the prin. mud by the most cruel slavery ~ . . Issi, how. I sok. could she Greek character, eft sli its eative.oteellroserer, be oilier than it is; IV I .41111440 to sat, full of those faolts that a constant, ,and relsgmus persecution create, rendered • -1 • t its proportion to the Deland energy a the e.? Let us see what men the three perioda pro •4llaesegl. /a the first, and Itapiriest, Greece, under ;Inn' disadvantages. gave us masters its the arts lOW sehinces. the second, however detestable the reli marvels mot however bad the grorral gar • neither priests, nor toddlers, nor states * t e t r l i e l i n i t is h. r g a i nel w a h l o so l' griira s t " e d uer g g rr y a i t u ee the ura a g ; IVA • of shove qualities; nuumherst of the saints days were Greeks. and although the recti- Illeitheir conduct may be argued, they were • tilltirtiottathly men of commanding intellect. 'I The third period has given proof that the mo eactn. Gieek• ere. worthy deacon:tants of 1114.4 great etteellyota. :2'.101 ' The TWA itilay figs not, in four centuries, teen able to eradicate Irmo Gieece. religion, pa trkoirtio. !commit. confute. or itioluitry ; and she atill4naintains large tows of mollify yet mecum. tilertd. At this moment she is full of men highly . r elldeteird, end a powerful and general thirst for t•fgors44,o has filled the universities of Europe wills Ott ek misdeeds, supported by the pinnate aid of their conotrymen. do not say that the Greeks :ire pre-eminently iodustriolos, brace, learned. iisoriotic, or religious ; but I do say. that, to possess these qualities at all, -so' a atroog proof of their force of character, to :those who %now what the Turkish sway Inn been, stool that it still is, stilt regard to civilisation, 80 " Iris said that the Greeks lie, that they steal, that they si•sacattiatt : be it so; but let it be stkeiri, whet coo non' do that have no prate= lion against et.rottivrons, who, at pleasure, take from them their • 'erg, their eloldi en, their fortunes, and their 4.rea " They will lie, whose destruction follows the truth; they will steal, from shim all lee been • they will aas.ssionie, who have 139 other proyertirsis against mordettni. There was but one reproach 'Timm the aerk• ' Why do you not tire opoo your tyrants ?' noel this reproach they rave wiped away. Let it strut be and. that a great c rople, struggling sword in hood for freedom, are okbastti people ; say rather, that flame surroutoiing 'rations who withheld their aid. ere &loosed. But it is a eseciicat beinieen the light of the itmeteenth ✓elituri, rod the remount of the daft( age,: at,d, altlicui;ls the narrow polities of the day nosy leave Greece stag ly to fight the battle of eivilisition, let her be assured that aneceas eventually to certain, • and (list •f lie glioy will he her " Ilaviii cod. vectored to shear that the Greeks are • auff.•mg. taut hot m contemptibly people. J us tar as I am able. floe adulation they we Ili at tits. moisesit. I.)ppreareil to the utmost by harbanatia no thee um hand, enlightened on the • they have risen in arms *gouts , their itiegoe /stale masttts. Mit the Russia.' Emperor well take imshemtiou of Constantinople, and make it the capttel of hie empire, I think very 'imitable; be has only to - cooseitt his owls will, for neither the Turks. nor !lie Eniptish, can oppose any effectual remstonce. The Turkish Goversiment. di. a. Pour. pat.!, call it, is a phantom, that humbugs no people iu Europe but the English. sod, but for the coon/en:tic" given to it by England, meat long since have vautsLed. VVlty Eitglrud tries to hack up the. %petite, God only kliOttb: it may draw i ser into. war with Russia, but CUL tar of no use to Cyr, nco ram .he s.aw brut tun use to it. But sup. pettiest that die Emperor is resolved, like u good Chtiatinn„ to mortify the flesh, Nod. conteuting himself will, forts.:g the Turks to adhere to their .oeititra atilt ilia+. lets his hundred thousand men ', A t an their arms. along the ftoutier as tranquil epectstore. whi4a Tarlitali and Grecian gladiators 11 gilt It cut 113 the arena; this Obit tipirereigsik greater air less titan Mine to acts, what . . 'remit vast, - - *lie/our paints of their nealmens, ond to maintaiti it in the nine of their strength. Hue to 111/ INS is not dif ficult to sheer; it coosiuti in the forniat iiiii of a civil and a military govetunieut f the Mot to draw Girth 41111 reeulete the 'rooms of the eottutry, the second so wield them. " Greece, destitute of a constitution, of laws, of an army. ie a ab to *heart on which the legislator, the statesman. and the .oldite may write whatever is good : *idiom cesium. or prejudices to over. COMP. he twiny dive to her every !Mug that the ex perience of Europe and America has approved. The future ruler of regenereted Greece follows • • Torkish &show ; he tin& a people who I mam no. VW% hut that courage and getrius which first mei lis.d Europe, mid who demand from hits these laws that (lost ern.nai.d from their ancestors. From Europe. which may be called • megtz•ne cosooi. Noon., and from the isantortal Code Napoleon, Greree may choose all that she requirra for r.tobliishmritt of a new goveriatierit, in principles and in detail." THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE IcIOT. The Report of the enintnittee for General Pu•- poses, with Minnie. of Evidence relative to the dis turbance at Knightsbridge, on Sunda♦ the 26th August. 1821, the day of the funeral of Francis nod Hooey, the two men killed at the Queen's funeral, has been printed.--Thia Report. which wee sub mitted to a Cognition Council of the city of Lon don. at Guildhall, on the 6.11 of Deetsuhre lost, has been already laid helm, our rendre.. Ii states • that the statement ai.d represent/thou made bt• Alderman Waithonsio, in his letters to Emil Bathurst. dated the 27th of August last, are in siabsistwe fully borne oat by the evidence. —The Minutes of the evidence upon which the Commit , ee here formed th s conclitsion occupy upwards of sissy litho page.. The follow;ng is •n ~tract :--- Mr..lwhas Teas was tailed to. and examined es (anew. : Von have ausiething t• relate to the Committee relative to what passed al the funeral of Homy ?—lf ems will allow w it, 1 will stale it foto 'ay suit► taken that very night. 1 saw the pruer•sion pass the first time it went past the bar. reeks. 1 saw 'bee that there were our u. two p. utile hissed. Ststa svlwre you were at the time !-11 was in • public. Yeas, directly opposite the chief gate of the barracks—l do Del know the name of it—oo lite second fluty. 1 had • room there with two or three friends, and could are dia. tincity what passed bd.'s. I as. the proeraduo come past, and one or two people attempted to hiss ; but oil the impropriety beteg pointed eat to Illem by some of the crowd, they ceased, mid the processors passed very qw.etly ; at the same time I sew te u withers is the «owe many of the barracks show their doubled :iris at the people, iu this eon nee (risicriihro if.) As they were •going !—A• they wer► going, just as the bears* passel by. I tei n w. at we Si, Ilantineesentb, mid its woe as the foams' was user retested back to linightsloidge, and was on horseback there from halfspaM awe o'clock till shoot half-pa' stern. I found Alderman aad true of his officer., before the publw•.houee in which 1 had been before g. 1 do not rerolleet the Dame 147 the louse, hot dimity before the ►arrack-Calms; at the roam time a considerable number of soldiers were shooting as the emote-surly by snit berme the h k cows. Whilst ere were so slmohne, a polo, officer ran, farm the barracks t• Sheriff %Thisbe/en, and stated to him !bat he had merited e message from the eamossanditot officer, that be sod his $&. riff might gu ■nd be damned, hr would not keep his Men prisoners, and he conceived Mr. AIM noon Waithma• to be the ioslieelor of the riot. Do you know the name of that officer who gave the I•. formation!-1 was told it was I.rei; but 1 du nos kilo. May of the ADee►s by name. The wards were, Tell Mr. Waini man be and his Sheriff may eu mut be Glamord, my men shall slay where they are; I will nut euuseut to hams the. matte prOsooera of " VIM lima belied 3,4 hemmed that •aawer even to Mr. fhe►iff Weidman. Was there any thing about the Sheriff being she lead. gator ?—..1 'Wok that was said, but I see I have nut put that down. Dinette' groups of people then kert winkle from Hammersmith, with &thugs .troagly excited by *bat they hail seen there. The ono were standing oetside the barracks; bet yew dill net say whether they resit to ur not ?—Tlat v dui sent go at just then. to the best of my recollection. Shurjly afm•s that Mr. Waitiman went up to the gate of 'be barracks; IkW I saw Mr. Wailful:tate du, and h'• acid (I will tint say the (quart word*, bet to 'hid effect). Thai as their c••wmaodtus eifficer would and give thins ordeis to withdraw sntu the b■/lacks, which be cosoceived to be utcrisary icr the pima. ratios of the public pear.., he took spots himself to act as o bele commending officer. and tistli red ahem in wore Iwo Hun* bair•cb; St they did nut, he shou!d look upon then, a. ire. spousible fur it:l the consequences which naught ensue from their obstinacy and perversemess. The soldiers murmured' at last, telnetasitly, and after considerable delay, did wit►. draw within the entre, and slur gams were closed. Shortly after this the natiurnisig coaches arrived (sum Hammer. smith. followed by • couridersble number of people.. The soldiers, who bad gout , to their difermit wield/ma i lanelsrd at IlLem very loudly. and several of them sho o k their fists at the parties surtemodiug the cinselses; the populace 'hew called out " Piccadilly bothere esswarsily cut•'hroals!" sod va►ious other appel:allsuP, sad board said hooted very loudly. I staled in the nrperl. tli.t Ihry no tunger twinned themselves to biasing t ad hooting, and that has been Interpreted by 1.7111. - of sic politic prints that Cory Did you see some of the unfair.* makiiir up towards the Sheriff 'with Ib.rr drawn swards ?—lei; I expected every every monde 1.. see him cut down. I staid Iwtore she bar rack* ridtog up sad down for • eoissidervtele time slier went,: I cons.'s nay the times time +hat I staid there; but if any person Owner. to e.sletilate hue lung it will take : ho Ivo l tio , colY from Knightsbridge to Waterloo-broke, that will give the time ?amity. for 1 was en Wisie.loo.tirsdite when the cluck struck eight, thereatr it was about half past seven. Did sots go aillo the Shetif?...../ust before him. 1 !bought tbr eumittotion was n I over, or I shuidit leave Anoint,. Whet induced you 1. Malik it was all 1./f. r?—Tic people were retiring, and noi suaktag •-great Poise. Aud had b.cia se for sonic !...Ir.s. After the thing hod ended as you say, did the Sheriff O asis there any length of time?—He me just "bets I was at flyde Path tunipike. Did you see him after the affray had tattled persuading the people to re.ire I—Rep. atedly: lie'eorft several times tote.irds she turnpike, and each time a treat treed followed OW then he returned with the Intention, as I conceive, to draw mole, and every nate he sent • considerable number west with him. Did yon the last time see a great number go with him A great somber; he roils quill - km.' than they could follow after hr passed she teriapike. Did it •prear In you every thing cm. quiet, and anthing to be apprehen , led at ibis areastut t--It a ll o ga d to in ,. so . The Committee undristend you to say il.st you left before the Sheriff ?—I think mat five minutes beats him, because Le overtouk meal the ill. apike. At the time the Shesi f left, the soldiers were iu the bar. reeks 4—Y. s Hod the Sheriff the insignia of his office shout him think he had, as far as I recollect, I ilsiok he bail a (Lein on. but I would soil swear positively. Wete any of the officers wood his person?-0 yes, I saw the °Meera with their staves. Have yon any duubt at all Hai the soldiers mnat have known Csai hr was She Sheriff'--1 have not the % light... 4 doubt, f.unt ha gulog up to Hata, cud apeakaug Si. Heat as the Sheriff. Particola►ly the rorrorA, of win m you 'puke ?—I have no doobl he must have Imams, it ; 1141 corporal was at the gale ■t the time the reprrmilun Ea. ward by due Sbetiff, • that he wuul.l lake Stir cummaad of them." Was the Sheriff's conduct in any wn) likely to incite the people'.—Corlui«ly Lot. Was it gisitr th. contrary?—Quite the twittery; he owed terry mesa* is his pewee io kr to the peace. titi 4iiioiiiAlhe -. 1 . 41111: f 'MAWS. old" Yoe :e re 1.041.144;-. the peek and metesreelosiAsim M Veep the peace. hlr. their eoadoet 7-bot tu thwillghsvoi degree. Weathemos hod Addeo way tower& Hl* Mies* etesetweally tesliblisieroptelesst et tiklialie , preock. gohloynnalt i S:lhe. symptomos tbr I saw isogimeste that I ermagolassi *twee. the pose* omitikoi had seined ahoold you have ilioasra dove if you had sees the/ie....Si osstaidlcrobie strength; Moss* trove lbws bleb from the do nett boon that. • / 7 I °l ira.** * .94 by iht'l4 B o l o glee" threw VA v. l. are any one acting as a magistrate?-1 did see ' drat. is wriald he alomest i re.. - 'A ray. I pave the mat- bat 110 nut think I tau* say sins of the Magotrotes of the: term) stoves throws ft apestialemost by sae /any es the other. emeivreporm. • Were emy of the *rem* whitlows iseite'der the skews 1 '1. 7 ; raw u protest Woe appeared *he soling as • Woe Meows imst brieve Owe *Ga. Mr. Wootitsman, to lean!-N.. the ism No my meollitesiow, thee eeme hoehommil boil ipo q Yee were Awe wheel the Pftwrorios came away, add roe how peas She ( No goo of she h inooso h , sawn at. stray say yes sate two tarldirrs in the tipper barracks shake their which had enmeowed ln his ono i m o no thereto of the Ash; woe that observed by the pear,:le in general I-I do not *flock Norm Hyde Park mode bias Wee his borne round bats" whether it "am. 1 mows , say that; 1 eanaat *Prat to .and ride sty to it I have reollased maysolf to whoa I hue. ohm *Hive Pearl , shaervr.i• rally saw mym. If. I lo wa saw a s sh own , time ammo ; on o. Did die bessiag take place immediately upon that?-No, der,. jtetep over the wall in ow we toe that were mg of she it was het.". pair, tad hexing with s h e „ p i a. As this se w ' ,p oo p e d Do yea know she pollee agree who came in tie Illitemff ,sif Manes sem Anises) hem tier spire elliedrivra of with the alitsarialtel-.4 da ant know that I rhowld holm bon, s h e . 104 4 4 14 nod nee , edemed ease foso. the „ p i e; i n three were two or three came et the swage lane. abed, was directly ens l oo *ben. seal they wear flying, .. • hopposing the ',Seer was produced to you, should you he bous h moss m id ; in s u e =saw, over asy h oe d m omoo d ens it) ; able to Weimar him !-I thank there were two Of three ceaseshe peopge appearedme Se be doeiebs. ke el' s h eons d sooo, st the same time awl were talking about it, bat I cahoot .wlne hod era ewes old, tad thew thew comrades is the hoe. tell which gave the message. ,rosha owing the., f i riesde &hew& he..d teeth none The soldier. Moved out to the return with sword* sad with *words and warn with °whims, is assist theme. At esohlorsi was there mere than way end"' saw "'our .about thin them Me Welshman bad mashed the very past three. I sheik them were mere than two or three, half • s h eer She „fray was Nue , p aw; he wait a b mt mewl, w dollen I dare my; Wet I saw soot of these use their earbioes thirty faedes 1 . 001111 AV place where it took place whew I lbw eseePt that ore sari him; he endeavoured to port the ciustoossis obis time Did you lintwiTe • in" k ihr"'"?-No, 1 did not. igloos; at that red of the hierneka w h ic h so aonoon o In i Did pr.• toe any military officer during the whole ruses Hyde pro; art atarredisg i mea M ak ,i, ha I day l-. 1 saw one military officer, hat slims he hail soffits( tweed back his hum, sad was Mews me the foolpeth to do wide the riot. I raw ao "Inter, *bas o I believe to * 14 " 14,40 Iseldiee gala of the boremelus, oat a obis+ Captain Remornir, tide from the barracks • little before the Use meth wood mad moiresed, bepi goestoestly imetog. ein s en•in'enen‘i he r.''‘. "i ns t il s t ow " in P I M" e •As be was grins sling hokum' annok s pg lim ey sc u ll i ng wish YOU sewtp.fifer **beer aririsg may part of I :t hi tlay? the military; he immediately w a ggin g s h oe in & a im. soo t Ryer pi that site 114114 the saute man that woe wills Mr. Waldo contrived to separate a corporal or seejeast; by the by, I ins"- *gist to base slated. that at the time Alderman Wsilbsiois Was the noise mod tussah which woe taking place oppo site lb. barrack., marrow. to have railed the attelloon 4.ve the order for the maw to reti r e, he' bad so me evaraesa of si„„ wit h ;b e guerd , es i ..,„„0.. d. ea , Akre, eau . ; soy Whom, it theta were say willatis the barracks?-It tell his rack, bat some owhaliers officer, sod tins otbalters might. uffirer was with ibis party that I have just lesemberl sewers And you saw none aaw mow but shoat. with the people. Moo th.it officer or pain cloth,. came oat, had be the pse ranee of as o ffi cer from hoi rithugt-I perreivid so You omen a nomemsmiestioned oriel/el-Tee ; he eon. (roe his m a r of dr . 4 hi .. l pedrithee. trim./ to separate ibis officer from the mantel in which be HOW was be neeiteel he she ?—There was eerie was engaged, dad desired hum to Mere to his quarters. a l l and he laughed at that awl torte ; was nut at and to induce his esurpostarse to rehire. The ammer which all insteded is the smallest degree. I stoteld tbiuk that this the man made I did rot liter g but I maw bias strike doves was a little after five a.sr iaAhedq+l vela "7. 4 , " • d drat *la " I t he t ial , ", *a n . D.d tbe She. it's nee teem to recite tmoult, or slipped a -4" at man s '"`"" did it mese then? It erased; sod if hr bad not been per usal attempted to persuade them to tetite. and wham he was i sent sod weed she reertioas he did, there most have byre • duiag so, is young note to plaint-hither, whom I believe to be eery coomilembk few). an officer, tame .p god attempted to put the Sheriff and Rather lbws excuse* il. it allayed II?-Certainly. his horse off the foro.path; the corporal or nffieer immesh. You my roe ...re lbw, before the Alderman aird the pro atell sniarl Mr. Waitb"..... horse toe behile, and said ersaion came op?-lhefisee it came up bum lowa tie first .ostethisg like ibis-. Dunn you, I will acme show you etre ; ~,„„, o• way off the foolpiath." Thin nest Ming that , l obe m o s sime , I ciii l l :ar i t co ho usimm Xtreffiff . aid to the soldiers ea far MI you ob cahoot tell hew it inpvard. was Dlr. Wastbumn and the wswedi did it babe atoomliatiog or boodle' ?-.Con eaters in the middle of she street; by the by, time Mr. Watilormu struck that man who bad hold tat the Did you bear w li u ~ lthelefigoomosa s aid i n the so ldie r s bridle, on the bead with • stick. Ye,, I dal. I was is t AWN* of the attest at the time AI that time were any *Wien gifing my to Mr. Weiihmas that Alderman Welshman rode up to rheas. with drawn @wads there were a great many moldier* Hare the goodness 10 Mate thee precise words as nearly about him ;as sows as he was in the rued two or three as yon can mciallect?-.Uf router is she hurry of 'eche mem, ~shed out of the ba rack gate, with drawn sewed*, and I we cnishoi perirmi to onto. to precise words; "As your thought (very minute they would cut him (lore. commanding of will not give the thrownauds which a.. At what time was this ?-I should dunce. we it would be pear to me to be aeremary to premier the pohltc peace, I ahoat sic o'clock, a little Wore she tins. that Mr Wa:th. a. 011' riff of the ennuir, iu wham lb. "Cities peace is bo ost' wan struggling with ilium men on the footpath. I saw trusted, take IPIPOS my,eW its act WO your cuatiasaaliiiit officer. a soldier at the gate strike his co fridge box. take riiii a car- awl order you to mitre slits reauesciat within the hatracea; [ridge. bite it, prime his pi.ire, put riorethine jute the pi e ce, if out, I shalt look upon yate as responsible fur all the MINIM sod I raw its arm ratted, from hhith I coureivad he was ilue"e's that may from yore obstinacy aud persons. ramming it down. hat somebody intervened, and I cannot ar"." 'MU whether he rammed it down Of Wog. Did the aoldien obey those orders !..-They west is idlihs In your judgment yon saw him prime and load?-In my wee delay. judgennit I saw bun load his piece -1 saw Wm take hie car. Had you beard the Sheriff criteria them to retire die used expeemiwis I-I b.,11 out. tridee-I saw him bite It-I saw him if flp the tiaurh. Du you think you would be able to recognise the indivi tiale-; saw hint put be lock-I saw him put some I. Id soldier who presented the carbines... 4 am afraid OOP thing into the top of Isis carrel, and sumo hudy came be. ' a . o • JP • • having only ores him Ina great eirostome, sad it being two leatil us, sod I sew his anal sip. some time store , Is tousroileoee of .11.1 you 84+,4 you believe be primed Wa. be in full regimentals or is lit g estlress Mirk Sod loaded hate out the least doubt of it i• my own lb s . he was out Hs worms re roonly, hot Ido not think be mind ;at the airy time that thin men were suatiing at Mr. wan i n full a r o se; he hail clot his stable dream us, bat I Wisithossii in the middle of the street. 1 saw this man with [Wok he bad a asp oat sod uot a helmet, and not a bat. acerbate tin his shoulder, and moving it •Irout ea if ill get •o Did be appear to be standing sentry!-He was at the aim at Mr. Wanton...l, and I conceive (this lame.y matter of gate, but I Murk he was nut • sentry. ' opinion \--hut my °pilaw' was, that if he mold have fired at Did yes Pre a nom come up to the Sheriff with his fare Waithinan oithuot bitting one ..f his comrades, he covered with ',hod I sawn soldier dressed in blue, whom would have fired. face was covered with blood, Moving it about in the dieresioh a tie Sheriff?-"Yes. I leg leave to state, that titer that was corer, • gentlemen Will you weir which shirula. r I-The right shoulder. that bad been riding with the Wiring the slay, of the name of its it.. art of pers. Wing it I-Ye.; he tutored it about as Dr. kiloliter, who is reporter to the Novotny, Pert, went and if Is obtain • sight. I judge, to fire a•. A. if lie Win hiking aim ?...-Cestainly. dined with myself and three usher gentlemio at the Tutted Head Cidl'm .bosse, and in our presence he (Ireland that the The Committee sindorsimil the Sheriff's horse wee very lust of the militaiy was moat oticmperrite and •1010, restlesa, soul was moving about in all clartetions ?...-Yes; I and he had • . . Waal' fern any thiog sat amonetio in has • then sew the carbine (.11. not only myself , but Mr. Row Woody, M. Jame. Womb, F a ll h p oit the ground ?-1 raw It drop dews, I do net know what becalm of it. red 111 r. Narrow, heard horn soy it is the 'Fork's Head Coffee.houre, on Sunday ought, laud his expressiou wish se. Do you mean oat of the *Wilier 's hands?-1 saw it drop, gad to atones thauwieg was, that awl weal veer his head Ido oat know whether it fell to the ground or nut. I was ' , a m, In th is su mme r (cu e nbing rr.) told •fterwards; hot I keep oat of torrid. ration what I rims told. and wily state what I new. I do nut home what canoed it to conic (loots. I sew it drop. This struggle contimied • few mottoes afterward*, and thus it appeared to me to eras almost by magic; for the men were *alien the wall. I do not kuow bow. 111111iTIIVOA OF eltholToloi AT TAT COVET uP coN i ujsioNEsiS OF DANKIWPTX, TO 7401t10W. •. N. 1. I.npagit. Cleiriruea-lane, dry.sal.er W. Pace, late of I.tnu•-stiret, spiritmetrclasni S 12 Q. C.le, N....gate market, botcher .1. Fpp.. Holborn, ham and 'Juia-no r. haat .1. He.ils, late of R ,, s , mery.lanr, cheeseaamixer 2 11 k. Needham, Stomp, ~,,, silversin.th • II T. Oliver. Mary le.hose, victualler T. Kay, Loodoo, rock er R. Y. Birch, late or Hammersmith, medieittievesider 1 11 .1 .1 Caiitur, lair of Dt street, pea and feather-manufacturer 1 10 A lKivallr, Covent-rar•ler, wine-merchant It 11. &Main, Warren'. Fiore. Hereford, Grower 11 B. Hoyle, Y oum.bury, taitur J. Matber, Jewirr• ei, hunt T. Ambrose, late of Waterlue-plnc., soulleu.draper 11 T. K r . Bermondsey, ...land cul.oriosu J. Mickle,T.,ll.-nham-eriars..mad, tailor . C. Toilsome I, Cast 1e..0 met, Lek , . atm equare. plumber 11 J. Grurxr, late of Pu.k...trect, Hauuver.rquare, 11 W.Thosnas, late of 1-Ater lane, work•bus lured lO DIVIDENDS. T. Goolaud, Great I . lnehc►tet curet, rserehant G. Dwyer, Eschau t •e-at!ry and Grsy's lun.lenr , lirohte 12 T. Drenaanit, Bewail strei t, wai•birosi nun It. Nimes. Ileighloo, plumber , 10 Hichull, Isle of hew, Hempstead, wise and broody mei chart J. Routh, Austin Fr:moo, sonehout A. Keating, late of she Strand, silversmith ll E. T. Palmer, B•dhnd, ( "Pr J. Nooili, Ciscaps!de, stationer L Edwards, 111inuri•s. mast. r-raarin,r ll T Hrlham, Isle of Stratford. merchant N. Brooke, late of Ligroin's Icy-fields and Southamp ton-street, M.•ted, shoemaker T. iirmpsier, carpstuter D Campbell, Old Jewry, wierrhasst.. PRICE OF $T CI Bank Stock emit 9 per Ct. HEIL ... 769 3 pt.r Ct. Con.. 701 731 3e per Cron 371 4 it. r Cent, 96lt 3 per Ct. N. Attu loBi JI y ENTER DAY. Brink 1.. Ann. Igi 7 In India Stock i 341 2351 Ditto Ilmitfp.. 77 76 1,.. Ex. Bilis* 2.... i.ouut. 4 5 pr. Ditto 5ma11..., ( 4 pr. C0,..1 for Ace.— 731 . . • e.! • - H lilt lONS. • ; .1 1 _4 , Our C. Vl 7 Cotnatebrid ea Ji.,td . I before alye. y , pi Mad of Moeistrattm, Men ittordeminbstr weer, Fart 8..;7. I lie Laid Lle , Utt 1111111. Sir George Gralsoafl, SirUlm/ Getra• 14 ',ford Jones 8er1e,. .. 0 Peter, E.sri. :‘ , l 1%.* rcpt e, Eb 9, E. 13.,c1ttic f ,A.my p v. Uri G K . After 0.43 4 ,the 'the .I.y wee devoted to Ilse consult. ration Of .roeserl police of thelsolsostywit).l the Cheirtlitio. the, Itec'Adtil Litt!, deli... F . 4 y the Grand Jury a eiamiie,lo,p,se fi „ el . neying Gent Mimes of the firoad•Jors—lt Is with pPrtd i I' en, MI that I observe she 'calendar romans, she misisal, greater rowdier of priminenk.whem :eases .• ill . one. I. fore you, than has before occurred sage I beee kypb 'armor so preside is this Choir. This mess he sitatlaref o , grel to as, mud, if it is above our provisoes. Ms the castle. It is nevertheless emir duly le do Olt (helot 04 , in our respective Mations, to check the program seep s * the COlllllll/onono of crime. 1 cannot witicipair any slidim i that you will meet wash in the discharge of year pi le duty. Bei if you slioold meet with Spy, 1 beg swig to rep t what I have always stated, the! this Court oill ha s o , ‘ grllltee to give you soy advice sassiatawer ii its Graiteraeis, I feel it my duly Si. rinse tl.rs , end to aria, tilt ,M this Court atm (in soy ease rittbeillty) goo ray oil s y apply. I have been infurnied that, epos l ift .01104101116 the Groad Jury at Session; himeleo, j ,, .8 mow Ito • olikkoke M their elesk, who has bit M mat 11.44146,61461 of their eamatinatioo • r ▪ diellbeilliou epos evideoce ; aid eursietimm, " 4 16“ 4 •40111.41/sevateel, has letemossed with h o In either etre, this emold be highly improper. y o know, .Geettemete s shot gnu have 1 "`" a k•sy she King's Coinage', the Prisoner*, and your owe. M il h . is this its be done if • prow booed by e• Dora a to lap,, mot wish you? I sill pot add mere out lbw eubjem tha t t observe, that however Wor l ey 1 feta diestud to re re t tt , this conduct ea most erroneous sod improper, yet I by means iatrud so impale as iespniper motive lo say lye she present uceamos I feel very great 11411 . 6 45 4 1 , 6 IM SO, ing an highly respectable and tutelligent a Jory. slur erol entertain the smallest doubt of tie ability wish 'skid will discharge she import's' duties coofuled so yea, t h Imre heard read, fjeuthre.n,lbe e's Proriam atom puoirliment of vice mid immorality, sod fir the helo t * servanre i•f the Imnre Day. Allow me then to sumo * you one means of promoting tbe latter object, its. by eiym your workmrst and labourers attic meekly earwig:a al me other t umid than nu the Saturday reeding : for if it bea m its That time, it a• too probable that the monism M deb* h.ttli will lie employed ill memorise lie Defilnienriri. o , o h , bole eni o r..rls they can olisais,„for list following wed. .44 Ibis will be Ike seal ceear , to Ike pretender, carom, heal. neglect of those dirtiee, which, Me Ithed OUhierti, wed to mil Christians, they oaths to perfects. If I may mature ten o n upon this )abject from the experieuct of some 'ramie Fiiilay ',mug of mime other time will he (aid convenient to the employer sod give So she ovarian 6 double advantage of tripe:dim; et the hem mmiet it Mender emblems of the week, Slid of divans% she day to Its only proper and lawful of have, Crash nice, had two before to speak epos the Silk' I comity bridges: allow we to suggest, before you We pa. ' Viitiornt of any bridge, that you inspire whether oppy. Cilium has beets made to the kingistrofti a espeeielly appinew to the esperiniesoteme el bridge* tor the husoked,aed thee she aeres-ory repair emceed, their power or ha 'moped their attention. If the repair has twee neglected is 'them obeli keeme, a circumstance which I ran scarcity ea r . pose, or if the meet of repair exceeds their abilsrp,ibi, mid thee poly, in my opium's, it is your bowsaw dry to in ike pent ntesent of a bridge. It le satisfactory le le to any this se our Ceilifil gaol aud boom of comm... uso. f real Impesoreesset has be. a made is the habits 4 flea pr. sorters, by she slums of emplaryntent mid MM. sedoen Seielly introduced; and at the UM, Mile is islow weeleet ail aids pecuniary advantage to the county. A Malmo of the expense, aid profits arising from she bilanwilga primmer% within the lad twelve mouths, is *keeled Mk published, and I bare so doubt is will preveaalriferley. I um glad, Gentlemen, to hare it in my power so &Nook the et deetion of one-itruith of she woolly rale, winch aim rueneed as the last Seaton, will be mutineer! at the preset. Sod Ime nu reason to ihkrk that sects reduction will sob peronmeet ; es ilie mousey, I 'hark shot it may iv tiw. notwithstanding some pretreat ditficulties, be cuifflietnie inc. eased, and melt • circissostaure would be truly erstifpg to the Magistrates; bet buwertr this may be, the pica: estriarg iii the evenly, as eoespared with the averaged's; piecediorg yours, is about '2,0001. per animas, and I *Melt add, that as so higher rale is wilier'd upstroke comity tie Is absolutely atcesaary, it must be punctually purls* time directed. C. ntlemtii, 1 ant cournmed that pia ail rereive wish candour these obit rvatioua, mud will my seri to rhea as they may appear to deserve. I will wt looser detain you from eke discharge of your ease me dime aud highly important duties. Thrre are tarreinl app. Isla and thirty Prisms , for trial, arid massy traversal; aud luvolabut Delitor, 0.. that it will probably be one of liar hrasi.sr sad prriuips longest Scabious that has occurred for aut ral years. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. -,..0~-- rusalmouvies. JANUARY Id Arrived the Sappho, Lush. from eh, tare .1 Good Hato.. ailed t7th October, and from St Helena 1511. Si 'nob , Sailed the Prinemas Mary, Clathaon, for t►e SuutlM'. and Hataaway, Woodall, for Demerara. 1110LTHYAO, JANUARY 15 The Elisabeth, Graham, trim W.ticif.til fur Litetp. with wheat. drove us shore last night in elm bat. aa 4 bilged--about ureslitd at the cargo sal rd. HARK tell, JANL RY IF Sailed the Vausittart packet for Hull.nd, and packet fur Cuxhaven—.-eseh with a mail. , ammaar The Aar l,l6l, Stewart, from A.uigoa f LuTaloa, ino Pau Baud Ilule, has meal oil share fur as aac►or ■od etteraoc, amittAftv 15 Arrived the Sculls, Rubislaus, Gots Priuee I.leOJ, with los. of b"ste, bulls arks,&e. The P19470* ••-•- fioort Quebec fur Ciple. *au lust uu Red Islam!. •kst;Ael PEAL, JA7VA%-• - Sailed Me Amino', Roo, for Bomb oy, wnL I • • ".-` " 1/1C nutOird.6ololll. Atria,/ and sailrd fur tie Ri►rr the Dub !Vb. M•Nieve, from Dublin; and Letitia Tei.saut, Mvutgw") • from Belfast. Caine down from the River and malted the /*shills. , Cormack, for 1.81.2*10111; 1..tVi1114, SNIP. 4 Gibraltar and Lima; Minerva, Morley. for Sev r :Ve: Elea fort, Sliolhill; Octoni, SPNeilage; Mary, Daerva ars William Bryan, Dario, fur Jamaica, ands I iLv:a• T' Grand igactseui ■ud the Riskin still remain. DEATHS. At I.is hems' , it Py-pinee. thrblia, nc Satsm'sy nata.d, seen 64) rah. the Ker. Jahr letithhics f: en.'" ,he hotratunt Fermi+ Chareh, and fur 40 years tursv .Ite Pariah of SI. Nicholas Without. On the Nib isomut. at Alhhosinier. neer Helef,“l, Vor UM Gilbert. in the one Itundted and hr.-ROLA " sae. He teal haIHIMA iu INgrinber Ill , ?. 10 •pt•' ,! the reai•ter of the shove ',aria. His von, up* , rds attended at hi* fanetal as ebtsf isms am HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.O',NDOS ItY.tIW.E. alorwiog bl .r 9. 1 Firculog 24 al.:rr soap lane beet% onoihiellikall where the Torii, 'woo la fpsday of his soloolkitompLemeht prerirsie ; sod Owe Ramp bootopmelld iletesses film which um draw i nii Ges i atikafibir To.l. Awn sone. • *lib. The sailleil, Or Tliebblilloyininarot has, la ali its • 111Maliddis mita, heft Inaba by Cievelo, not 1.111 go as ' lr ritia see better Istariewit es all ..tills 4 il .. . - litibe. we for e{vil sod . MairliNlS lisodoie shear hapi • ; evitieptiow is tvet,ia it shay sift Oeifrshil ibis Table have Ams Nioor to move; 'hits, iiii !he • regimes helwasing to their • N ihib ilia tee lie &Ilse had I. Ms seess are Ilbesed‘g *WI 4 * ill arms Gobi.* Mai ; awl O M. The a IS, haw Nang* sued snipe, he; astlitwit sb , sit eillithei to the ••••••• of a. way; it is • . Wiwi, as had, ohs% tbe last l i litiatwww Ilid his . wi . .„s. Sosseowe diaelplise, sod littradsee the the ilkilillatlta. .. *I Agues. these " oitearget, way be placed flue, so the silk of ks. ' " let. They tone as Istivesawst. 41 N They brill woo elf hi • •N. The &Oen may blibb sWst etaniewil et tarroey 0 -he as wisely. • " esh. We hen ise•ler oillider inlet soma, and swain Xiiseetdee- N A Wel igesinatee alit let of ear, end • ram- piece want of discipline, a a ablewivaisiage common to hoth Greek• owl Tea Itii,} ‘llO, Ow former have 0 he ' edetaloge of bring 'wane their ignor•nee, cull eager so regard, the defect, The. feria% is ri ho-t or 0014101 .w their ski. i'hee Wine pini,.te err in favour or the Greek*. sad fie, iipsihit them. The stetter then renolves itself tato Han: The Greek. must hab.iur with tawny t• itial• hive aserodsocy iii • • . . .' • ee • " ' stem eel by • 11111 S. • - • • • „t e r' ; • - -44*.-4S- 1 • • period I— • Our COIS-_ Vr. '" coteSteboga 40 % a them before et vet y iiolllod tespertoik r i, • of lktegi•traten, Milherielyet ';ir'brtt weer, Fart )).•,.-.. . 1 did Set * the Load Lieutenant. Sir ilotrgerlurel Iluek • k rotes of the George Cntlwafl, Sir JtilaJ Geerb• Col lesell, Si, us moo,. Hirfnrd Jones Harts...lL !Price, &N. SI r, E.g., E. 11.,clitip,,Emplitv. Ur, Gi k t , iy, sad von toil, &C. After gtOttg t4spil4so4,loe arrerel fomi l shake their 'tote Hay woes devoted Ito tier coped. o relent' Of N ?-1 do not 1.• ot speak to •iictoi police of themoitstypoitia i rtketiduy tu..t t i the Cheirmiiii, the, ♦ Litt!, tlelit,r.w, I bill?—Noel, the Gra t ed Jury s elrelreil. t 1,4 ;he Fielboing rif f , • •'Gem kisses of sloe 101rood•Jary—lt Is with mealier r, real that 1 observe the - calendar rootlike, the mowed, II". hi" , greater saingeher of priamierhoirbeem .eaaee .• row L . ,old yogi fore yon, than has before wearied *Mae I hoe? 'MIN ht boomer so preside i• lbw Thin mess be estlerid,, three cause ref to era, mud, if it is above oar primitive Su MOO, I I email ' the came, it is nevertheless oar duly la de Alt tholes as, .; in our respective staiions, to cheek the progress swat p a * sword. se " the eilliMailsolofi of crime. Iranian meticiPale any dill , " saw twwur that you will meet with its the discharge of your pe es • half • duty. Rat if you slesaild meet with spy, beg now to ro es rir carbines what 1 have always Stated, (list this Court all ha so tint. - statute to give yue soy &deice 'or ossnitswee in mp h ., Gentler/sea, 1 feel it my duty (urtale tlwr,•nil in veld, e s .hole 46r7 F" Ito this Carat glom lay care elitheillty) rot ene ss, outhimy , ropreety apply. I have been iisfureited that, epee tan. r ?hbefese to Ibis be ilesavAteak the angled Jury at Fiessimil bewelnye s , ore .5 proem N • elkiete a. Hole who be. hen pi., , seat dociestis s udiele t a sk of Ha esaminatioe • r ::1 1:•136 ., 1 dellbsiselos epos evidence ; sod surovare, ~,s, mr • • trinestiplimp,,mumsed, has imaereused will, Aw ses„ Ili either me, this would he highly sinproper. Yr plod "Pl'°: nterhon r:r. know, Gratings**. that yo, W i ve la. " 56 h , e) the King's Coulter', the Prisobers, and your ow se g e r repek a? " . ' d is dos hi be done ifs pesos hound by we Dula is to lotp, mot •iiit you? 1 will mot add more us this aulejeet than% observe, that !weever woes!). 1 . feel bound to re m *" bed be I "` due fisioltiel as loom etromous sod improper, yet Iby e creeived so 1 means iatend to impale as improper Motive au ally pas On the weep. ucemows 1 feel very great eatiefaclore stm wail °erne tug an highly respectable and ititelligent a Jury. flue east was nut at entertain the amid/est doubt of the •hittsy with akiclp, ik that this will discharge the importaat duties entitled In you, il l , tumult. or lure heard frail, Gentlest •n, the Kin g's Pn claoasl,oaI I & pouisloneut of vice mid immorality. sod far the bett er s, hen P"' save bees • servaiire of the local's Day. Allow me then to otegree you one memos of promoting the latter object, its. by iump your ouskineu and labourers ark meekly earattiga at goo sly. other period Man an the Saturday reeding : for if it bed* the pro- at that time, it w too probable that the roorterog M the 54 a the first heti. will he employed in mocurisig the Defessaries.os little enosts,,fis they can olositt L for fullowilig week. An aa , laa „ ab. Ibis will he Ike peal cseee , or Ilse pretended carom, fore, neglect of 'tsetse duties, which, as good subjects, 584 •pil soldiers ) Ch. lotions, they petits to perform. If I ins, greeter* tense 41 the dine upon this . subiect from the exper ---- Muce of some yearly Fiiilay everoug, or solar other lime will he Load rued, convenieot the employer mid give to the w oe ko ra t b la !! de "' , double advantage of rapes:ding et the hest Islam ec ."; "' NI. ' slender emblems of the week, and Jimmie% the hoe a w h is k -''s sto• l eer day to its only proper and lawful of have, Gents he ; nogg, had too before to speak epos the 'sigma d I nen ,"! ' comity bridges: allow me to suggest, before you ye. peace is Viitsnritt of say bridge, that you Mersin wbrtbn syyt. " I " 6. "'" er . ratio,. Lail beets made to the Ilingistret• • ellpatielly 'prolate e , •• ,.. ' ! •••161 to the superintitiolviste at Widget' bar the tweaked, sad d seeeil / n P n *her she iteres•mry repair records their power or be id pensive. minuted their attention. If the repair has beta neglected Illseen *Yew known, a fiffaillsiatier which I tan scarcely sap rot is :u pos.. or if the morat of repair exceeds their ability,A l i, 2 .2. mid she. only, in my uptueuer. it as your bossing 4 40 dm 10 ni Are prenatment of a bridge. It Is satisfactory p to Ray thus ie oaf eiefitily gaol aud bootie of eurrectios ass ft he iftat• '" nal ingprovemeot has bet a made in the habits of pi• afraid oot sewers, by the strum of emplarygneut mod lebeleselem bein g ' Setsuy introduced; and at the same time tt is aeve eseelm; geteats pecuniary advantage to the county. A Olnlieleal 5 , ... , 4 think ant thilik be of the expenses sod profits arising from Moor eve ' • pessemen, within the last twelve mouths, is *keeled ts b ow, hat a bat. published, and 1 hare so ricrubt it will provost Infects* " e I sew glad, Gentlemen, to have in my power to trefoil pal at lb* a deletion of nne-wo•th of We mesa) rate, 'burl ime second sit the last Serseems, will be continued at the preset; ter hie fare sod see nu reason to think that sock reduction will meth blue, whose perwaroest ;on the cookury, 1 thick that it may is life. ...withstanding some pewee( delficiartes, be coinieurei• reellernan inc. eased, and meek • circumstance would be truly witiftm hr name or to the Magistrates; but however this may be, the pro* I, et lit and saving lu the county, as compared with the sversgeofsm eke Tusk'd I !reredos( roma, is about 2,0901. per anuses, and leilleeit wit that the l add, that ore higher rate is ordered upostahe meaty Oa Ind • 1 0 1 'ito, is absolutely necessary, it must be puiectually psidmin in his 11 -; I tine? directed. G. micron', lam cournaced that yes ad taro Womb'. t reerive with caudour these observatioua, said will my sad ark's Read settriaispo to deem se they slay appear to deserve. I wnwt lam wish le- longer detain you from die discharge of your more taco 'el' bee head dime aud bighly important duties. There ore reveled eppi ab and thirty l'risour for trial, bud malty tratiersts aud liisoltrui Del Ace, c"riir 11 , 0 that it will 'probably be one of lierVl.Sl pmt prr , mpo longest SreasiOlia OM! occurred lot scat , tt nil p.a.,. ... 3 ...a 12 P1A1 7 41. 11VTISLL1(;ENCE. ... 3 11 ▪ 3 10 '▪ 2 11 PORTEMOOIII. JANUARY lb • • 11 Arrived the Sappho, Lamb, Irons the tape el Good Hare. 10 t7th October, and from St Hele n a Si 'robe , • ii Sailed the Priories* Mary, Clarkson, for the &oak Srli• der II sod Harmony, Woudell, for Demerara. 110- HOLYHEAD, JANUARY 1 5 . ... t 10 The Elimbetb, Graham, horn teete•ford fur It with wheat, drove un shore last night in ilia bay, sad' lot bilged-`shout urc•ibird of the cargo sated. ...• • • • 11 WARM tell, JAN(' saw IF • • • 11 Sailed Hit Vausittart packet for Holland, and Citsil,oip Per I 1 packet fur Cushaven--esch with a aunt. • • • 11 MARGATE, AARGAU( I. ? The Adelphl, Stewart, from Awigoa Lueoloo, ins nil.."'▪ "- I t Pau Baud Hole, Liao scut out shore for *a eschew sod cable. 11 s mraraot, a 3 / 4 ervaiftv 1.5 • • • roe. Arrived the Artois, Itobillaus, (tom Prince Eiter.r • 10 Islatid, with lose of boats, bulwarks, etc. The Paver', ••••-; • • • figion Queloc fur Cilde, was lust eau Reel lateral. it DEAL, JAatilil:l 16 looker 12 • tailed Liar Swallow, Ross, for Bomb iy, doer tlic 11 the notward.botenit. 10 Anise/ and sailed fur the River the Dohlis l'arbi broody 21'240-re, from Dublin; and Letitia Tetioaut, Monogamy) . 10 from Belfast. It Came dowse from the River and sailed the hishela Ps • It Euphemise, Connect, foe ; 11 Gibraltar and Lima; Minerva, Murky. for Ser . :llr 134 " 11 I fort, Stisilhill; th•ean, 31•Nritage ; Mary, Hat'..,' a rs )1 William Bryan, Dacia, for Jimmies, and 12 ()rind Sachem and the Realms still retrain. • . Ilsoop• 11 -----' 11 DEATHS. 10 At leis hoes, ie Py•place, Dertilho, on Saturi'ay 11.1 namot, aged oP yeah,. the Iter. Jobe I.rtahhic. ,he P•otesinot Preach Chore+, and fur 40 years Curate. , Parish of tit, Nicholas Without. 1 9i 7 11 l On the Nib imitate% at All. humor. weer Reiefoid, 2.35/ use Gilbert. io the one hundred and hrenlitlh 'en,: al II 77 71 age. He was lowlier-4 its Dffinber la "pp, to ear Me register of the shove pantile. His sun, gips aids ` 3. attended at bin towels' as chief moss Der. 6 A pr. -."1.-" '• • ▪ 7711 NIGH WATER THIS DAY AT IAtNININ lIP• 114: t• lamming II Off 9. I FAituing 24 af:er lit. time, have --------. __... . -_ sochor and Prieto, mid Pelstolied a tsc 'fill GLOBE ORice, tit THR a BRITISH R It?, Strand,by PL C: a ( s) g Itb ' 11 ELL, of the Suomi. • _ • . , 1010 P ' • 4i ropotretru. of gekter or woo tiblit' "JOU, a ‘'t "' 4l, ....''' the IMO" I" , rrt"""" "7 '"""•". .rwP."". F.""" ."'" ....T every meaus no it. !wave to (rep the peeve. ...... pc theit it otiott 01 1 ilt! Gfetk• 1 bOgitO to II roW Otottft.i but I =ea.. , to t• 47 that (bey tier." And (or that purpove wit% tie erherrog u p and demo, NM!. I - Twe anchors sad cables s;ipt from the Union. Vlore, have --''''''""'""- —.,..,_—__ _ eilior" i , 10. Theyeee far at.re utseaervas than their cumin. to call tame,. and I did r."t me*" I" b 3 ar it atitkt'Uai t t by times at one pawl. atA sotrartinors-at soother !—Yes, ritliad hero recovered and 'smiled at ttamseate. Thr author mot Po o l e ., mid p s i,' 1 6,4 a t Tit it g Nynex pft IV I . r cable heluseing to the t'aiLerine, Peytou, of Fle:fList, Isle lil L tiLOBE °Rice, No Hi, Strand, by C. (111111 .it Ild. they passes* equakci , Nrate. that trfprevsin. that they berm to pelt, by any means; it i n , h,,,.. Up s had„.„ . .1 e. 3011 : rtlet Ole gseaSset pail of t be e matr /1 lad the same time Mr. Waltham° Was t idin g u p " ' lcy." ) Will) What ass the cvolloct of the pOli,:e officers as fa: aii came Aso Lves o isudt4l thtm. 11 ELL, of UK &food. • t • I i k . . . _ • --- AI - - • - 4 0----- r - -.....-- . • ...4.44044 40 40 1 . • ... . ..• ~,` . , i ., ~,,..,.. ••.....• . „ . • , • , • . . .. ... . • • •