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I MINORITY ANDamzezr . MO . 11111 IMAM? Wit 11 Gibes It I. the'besiiilii Aeit ef TAITifAle lie ' 4 lerWe saiseirr. yew* t re . n lisee Max.. .willi anal: e% eat sew siSti sti, Alt 4.4 tar Apieehersi.Clesese, strei b rwisell a time Wee et maws. sad Wet WIWI iirf eWsW(Wi Themes, At Ow OwIllOy.".-Felleser, 11, IN111,: . " owl .r......,.. ..... .... ,40,...i .. • ~...••• • . . • . .. Abeiwklragri.s;* l4l /1 2 . 10 . Ilk o=el e r. W. re: m tsbe IPsiee, 'IL ..t. , 1 Pellasa t Eis . 1 ..,Lt . aseijoi, !sell t=l , ' ' l l . whilir T.. i .plas I. 11 ,11 • kebeeesdik ._ • lls. iwillie . m, I.sei A. Ikkiewies s le 0. Lord . Nelliaread. W. asisrley, OW W. 111 Joh* awdolO2 l . 0. 1. Reseal!. Lord NA Per 11 . Hem, 4. 1 L 10es, T. 0. =Lt . Mill. Lard A. Wm . • I:4: ms. lase Sr r. lc M. Am* • 9. • Hem; =lt mi. Ay J. F. wins, R. Sir C. Horeliiew kook w, WO. Ileitleill, a istaltfl •= W. C. M. *Amy at i, laid W. iiian, Wa.,,. . Most, Joni Comm lee Jessekol. P. Osairlei,Lwri penis C. Lessee, Or W. 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W. ?peak It Oobone, his Awirth.Fer J. . Geiroarse; boo Mk. Sir L. Alined, W. (Areal, Hr IL Palewernsais %Ws Paiftwr, Jaw Gilbert, D. G. Pasha, W. C. Naas, Henri Gfaitstoise, JAN Penne, Jobe Doates.George Goweb, T. S: Poebell, Dr T. Brim* E. P. Garde*, Boa. W. Feel, W. G. Railway Rt. Ha: Gewalt, N. NW.. Heal. P. Se C.H. Great; A. C. Perry, , W. Brolioeb, LoiltF. Graves, Lord Flaps, Hos. R. AMMO(' Lord Gresfell, P. Pits, W. H. Blair, J. f.. Grevilk, lia.lllr C. Plumber, Jobs Deorse. Right HO. Medley. Hoary Pole, Sir P. W. S. Hardiagr, Sir H. Powell, E. W. Wage% G. • Hart, G. V. Primer, Sir W. Breadbmkt. R. L Harvey, Sir E. Raise, J. Brogderr, J. Harvey, C. Rio% Hon. G. ltowari RI. Ha.D. Hawk's', Sir C. tobrrtioa, A. lboiropilPeter Heygnie, Alderniaa Robinson. Hsu. F. lift. IP- -- . - - . _ Reedikeftlar J. Hill. Sir G. Rowley, fir J. Rerglerfar U. Hill; Rewfted Reaele. J. W. Defteserwrill, J. Helloed, G. P. s tag RezinaJ..J. Hamm% W. 'a: Cialeseedeley, U. Mr, Or W. lisHreld. Mitt. 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Fauvism-I, Rigid Crsaftanie;Yise. Loadsadetep Mar. Hen. N. Cagily, 1 1. i r is ur Verses, G. Cretin, J. W. Lowther, Heavy Valises, Rt. Hai. Cummiag, Al Leshiagten, S. R. Wallace, Rt. Hs. T. Cum, Hee E. Lysol', How H. B. Wall, C. B. Davis, R. H. Msessightte, E. •. Wu* R. Dsukier, H Macqueen, T. P. Wanes, C. Dawsea, G. R. Mageuisio, K. Wells, Joke Dem, Juke Manners, Lard C. Wellesley, R. Daewoo, Wm. tdassers, Lard R. WetherelkC. Duras, Thos. Massie& W. Wetness's, He. H.R. Dudes, John Maustield, S. Viggram, W. Norville, a,, C. Mairryati, Jos. Wilbraham, E. B. Dovetes, G. Mamie, Sir T. B. Williams, R. Dawdeswell, J. E. Mills, C. Wilieuglitiiy, IL ,' DIVIIIIN R. Mitchel, JO. Wilma, R. Diseinebr, C. Money, W. T. Busse, Sir H. Daseefthe, W. Moises, G. G. Wanes, T. Drake, T. T. Reiland, Sir S. IL Wodeltaate, Hon. T. Daadas, Bt. Ho.W. Mouutaiarles,U. Wedelmieite, E. NMI', L. Musgrove, Sir P. Woed, Col. Arnim, W. Neale, Sir H. B. Wortley, J. S. harbor, Viscount Needham, Ha. F. J. York, Sir J. ha., V. Niebtiapte,Sir M. ?ozone. Federman., Sir G. Nugent, Sir 0. Clerk, Sir G. 'lefties, Joke Nude., H. Long, Rt. Hos. C. The digitise epee this important &abject baying wavy ■a. r:peddly takes place at so early as hear. t►e futiestug Gestic/see, aad about twelve Won, sere shut set : Birth, Semple Browse, D. Cawassii•li f C. &saes, Ha. ii. G. Caseadieb, Raft Lialise, J. G. Inuits? ON 'NARY LOINS. An Introit was held yesterday at the White Limo, oppo site St. Church, on the ►wly of Mary Lees, alias itscren, .ho it isms *apposed came by her death in comae iienee ill.treatabeet from Williams Abbot, keeper or a brothel iu Chirles•airret, Drury-lane, milli whom she Cu !Aimed. Lavinia Niehols nod Ann Smith, Iwo women of the tow*, delaweil that Abbot, in a drasken state, repeatedly kicked and beat the deceased wtth great violence oa draday eight ; 'Mid* went in bed at four o'clock in the morning, and was lusted dead at eight. Morris and Byfield, two men who lodged to the house, gale evidence to the same elect, ...all the addittren, that Abbot, when informed of her death, said, "he thsuld only be hawged fur her." Mr. Ilititstd Ogle, surgeon, Great Reasell.street,waa call. td t o examine the body of the deceased. There were no eiersal marks of violence, except that she bad a black rye. ')" °prolog the head, he found a blood-vessel un the Maio N'shired, sad a goansity °feat r ted blood, tot be could Hut account haw it was produced. The stomach was also ' n f w eird. hat it had au appearance of litiour, pod in other "+ wels was perfectly healthy. " . 11 le Joey (returned a verdict of IV(lfsl Harder" spied "r 4 . 1.,.. who is in restudy. isbe'dreensed sae the *ides of a soldier who lest klfted Spais, 7 ~. o .r. it .,,,..„,..... i . ~ •rif .914ylvaraT. kimi•wr . t lllPlN•i.losilitimar ~. 4., • .1 1 _,, • r.. ibt Vida Alibi/MIN talk kika Aigieta l itithlioi l die Wag the lasi dog of Tene t : • ' . *.; • LIMO', Meet u tAtiOi_ i'. 1 mosso ;r: Itsweint go, Dinikie. • 41. I . Tits Was Cillatieettim I hew regilAbie 114 • Illarartimatill oil NI MI kilt it kh lleTrilis• O isq l g alal be albs llatftis • tor li lt 1 allo Del aki spanks's or so Ne a ri= a, t a moril ' lb. • I boo polliekitt jos km 4144141 'NI Ili% 'ft ' NW Ert kg No 1 . MON llasoorlal MMus. e°seri will I Maul, ilk* mg fied r alial% so toor a ho l o li s k oi risk of WIN liss Lehi Citation:tan mu stir tits day Amigo War t et e llg e climbs) mat theratsy wank .IM b. theist WM! 00 EtNtril BEttek SPOittitYriat,. Tviellat, 11. Seitiedf 0. adithit. il • tbia WNW fir. LtiefLilbt Li had Mt I former dui ifinitted • hate tb alai* civic iffy the Pima • ottnorif ehduld not give it the place of 'mi. &see of hio'client. Mi. Enos uow rose to oppose the rule being toddle alwatote. He wad the Court had net °susses paws , *hew fist role Was granted to call *port his Cawood Friend. Mr. Littledale, to Meaty intho. Mier, bet his Learned Friend had cornounicated them we Mn.i These were four ivies. Mr. Evans thew &Ed Mess • the one mainly relied upon was Triyfor seed Harris, in dth Barnwell Mid 41¢errim, pose tp3 ogiiinst these he cited the caeca Primal mid Dotlntrodgd Strove, p. 705, in wheat the Court sorposamelr heed that such au application as the poen* 'HIV never grunted except in qui lam welder, or is isetion of eject:bent. The Defend. astir aditivelf dad sort state - that there wit op somek on the dtsy mentibeed itl the dechtration, that the Plaintif wart*.(* rent existing Plaintiff, andcomptirtentli hecomended t here was no authf!ity is Iwo to nomion the present applicattion. What wow the intent of calling' fur the Plaintiff's place of He assured' their' Lordihipa iu the oh. tannins he wee quing to oitike, bitted cot snap soy °trent:to their Lordships, or lio'hirt 0;e .- forl sap of ow, peistla whitrever ; mid if iu the exec - • dm of his duly o au advocate; hi did' violence 10 the feelingrof any oar. he could entre their Lord ? ships that he should never avail linitaelf of tit* pro.' tectiott of the Court, noissithitaoding one of 'thsk Lorthhipr hod' bred pleas& to sip` that he kil af f irmed things under shit prosintioto which' he would not have &hetet. have dons withoet. The Lost, Catty lustirt said' these Dhows". tint weer laird ly onesaisty on the' present seas, lifts& Mr. gran mid be' cometired they were canes( Amon milt for thee pmtecdckeof cliinfter e his in vinditotisfn edit choracfer of that woks_ slow to whieh leo hat the Moose es belong. What object, he repeated, could tHe . Defetidint have in his upplientioo Mftlaatiee Bettie said there might he mitrel person of the same tame, and it might' be oeces. nil to, the defence that the Plaintiff should be identified.. _ Mr. Eva said, it was not asked with a vieveto security for costs; they had not sworn that the Plaintiff warnot'at the meetlOg at Manchester, and that . he wet not attacked. There was, in short, no good reason • for asking it, whilst th e Plaintiff might have very good reasons for keeping his rest-deoce concealed. lie would suppose the vase of a poor man calling upon a great anciiibwerful ad versity fur justice : would it not be highly ea. pedieut that his address should be unknown ? or were these imaginary dangers: A short time since a landlord unroofed the whole of Itis tenants' houses, though in the depth of winter, because they refused to rote as he desired in the election of a member of Parliament. Whorwas the case • here Ou the 16th August, when his persou was •scareety known to them, lira client had with dills. culty saved his life from their rubies; was it there fore extraordinary— . Mr. J urtice BEST said that was not on affidavit. Mr. ETAKS said, it was on affidavit that persons Were wounded. 1 bk. Justice BEST-.-" It was sworn that the De pommel, had " heard and believed ;•' but there is islet I gsesitise fact sworn in your affidavit. id. Mr. ENA NI said, th e woun di ng was not contra cted no the other aids; he would lissome, there ilore, that it was true; and it might happen, there. fare, that the Plaintiff might :well shudder at has. ing his persist ideiitified, and his place of abode 'known; and as theta war no authority in law, be •trusted their Lordships would refuse the rule. Mr. BINGHAM followed ou-the same soffit. He contended that the• Court only acceded to this sort of application' in quo tam and ejectment cues ; be. cause, from the nature of those actions. the Plain. tiff could nut known even to be iu existence, and then the Court only granting it its a prelf.: minary step to giving security for coats. But here no security fur coats was asked for, and the Plaintiff could not prove his cue without at the same time proving that lee was in ethernet. If the Court should be against him on this point, be still contended that the application ou the past of the Defendants must be rejected as coining too late. They had already pleaded over. and could not now pay they were ignorant of the Plaintiff. Mr. SCAILETT said, that ...gustily it woo the practice fur parties to apprise in peewit in Court, when of neeestity thr person of one must be krotiwu to the other, and he could not conceive any incon venience that 'could result from it. His Learned Friend (11r. Evans) hail intimated a fear of per. aortal vitiletio:e, hut that hed nut Leen stated 11l the' affidavits, mid he miglit'es rhisunatly suppose that it was a ease where an attorney had hrouofiit the tic. Lion without proper authority. As to the uuthori. tie., he contended that the cases cited ernieblialted.' this principle, that the Court wueld I/mere:se not only in qui tans • and tjeettiteut 'cases, but' in all others whetr It was Ovenual to the ends:ofjuatices The Lam) ellitt 'JUSTICE *As satisfied that the I !LI ?U. • 1 i • , i, —4•Abliolitec • , ... 0 rpoiveg redo let Oil* . -.. ' .iii - e re a . ire thot sleight lowa . livlb . 1 4. :4 " . „in, eitarteciiii from a Derentlllitt.a . the 1 4f:s o li/be C.." II) wdmilitvret to . blot Awl /the Worst: bat ai - /hi ',., Jfg t itaitalatral billed to hist lit4ii k ,falt‘ON , theielitien ma* thousand peistinl Ift. I, ( !siiirgyi itid it *K . therefore dell „litkiipetl; hi II NT° 1 3, 14 ‘ !we he did not kitiii Olit limn * a . .014 not juttike thill• 11. 1 " it e llity fire *et tire jperi•ii, *OM wlibia the thests.uf 0 1241 t was me&eliirtld be cabled to defined Itith•••• i allratcpß . i . k It MG &aka Ho [Antal 0 awe * 1611 *. rl,O . t ItY.. liii:l 4 1 61 E1 •-• *' 2 Or Opiitioti that e MI6 &hit ' ' ii ' • iii; He shndebt,thit . Ike& ifeti4 nit .iis • 'nee for it,. the Coliet la be boimii to ley the. rile hii the pi.- fig* alitirobi if tire ea, iljosiiii. It had *re **- that teas personal demos saight be the wake of disilosiot . tlie Pbtiatars abode; ' hit ' that si iiiiiiia {m e made in On y Illidevit. 1 5 dad be the'biliie th it iiii . .ceeiseeet aboodd not be Sark 14_04 Learned ' uwel eritboue it were dyer' andel& itek amide aliolinte. Mr. iffc aniltx then proceeded le oppose is role NW. which heel beep litsitioeti . by Mr. Evans, Calling en the Defendant to shew cause why the vinde (which had been origivally . laid in Middle. rent, aid ietioird ou affidavit that the cause of itc ttoa arose iu Lanemhire) should not be again 1 llititight beck to Middlesex, . ! Mr. Evils asked if Mr. Scarlett would have any .Objection to Yorkshire ? • Mr. SCristini said, he bid a were great objec tion. He Cooteaded that ,Laucastei was a county containing animal hundreds, nod many of theirs hoodieds had Os little connexion with the hundred of &Void (in' which Manchester VMS aitoated) as soy other County. He could are DO reason why for iustatsci the amain. pert of Loot -aster should not bif Ili proper' as Yorkshire. His objection to Mid , dimes was, that th er e h a d been at lent one ge iiitiii; sleeting of the fireeholtleic eery nsituerouisly ilitended, in which' the proceedingst Mancha Jury m.' vivre censu r ed, an d consequent l y a might be prejudiced against th e I>efeuditut.. The Loaii Cthiti ILISTIC . II bard, yeihsps that abjection Would not be anpiivat oilier counties. „, Mr. Scsaurre sifid, be' hid affidavits against IrottAire alio. • The' Leap Carry hence willic . dto know if • cinild not otrdi tii.aii sdie' third - county. Mr. Everts soggialid t,!titithethitid. • Mr. SCASLiit staid; die'diaiies would come on likeretoi early: • ' 'Altai some furtHer disioision— ,4 .1 ... sr. Justice BATLEY iiigkiiiiiiitpve!iiinda wish connected with the isoudreda rani. iii, Eviors said he'wai not ibennatelY acquainted MTh the county. ~ • • The Loab'Clittri Joints sjige_ysted. that the rote should stead over to give . Mr. Kites as epper- Wilily of speaking with sash geOileman vibe-was niqdainteitwith tbsieliboty. The'difScultY of try. int' it in Middleset iiiiildlie very great. ittlif Court directed it when . isiltaeseseiou of the prfind. eitt's afildivit. Mr. Heated most see that would be aver) , *strong measure. ' Ms. EVANS said, he had a right to take- them through all the counties of Eughtud, nuless they swore they could not have a fair trial. The LORD . CHIEF JUSTICB-.-." No, not exactly .sii. Mr. Evans." After souse time had elapsed, Mr. Evans said, he had proposed Cmolserland to Mr. &midi, to which he would now add that he had do objection to a Jury from the hundreds of Writ Derby, in Lancashire. Mr . . SCAILETT objected,. that Liverpool was situated in that hundred, and there also numerously attended public meetings had heels convened on the proceedings at Manchester. Mr: EVAN - 1i said, he must then move to discharge his role.—Role discharged. Dili; ScAstair inquired from Mr. Event as to the time when his clieut's place of rtsidence would be furnished ? Mr. Evaxisaid, within a week. to to Ilst o rksi te z i t i zzortdry r et ail • but slick* ' et I MI 114 Vie It 111. iiitaihrt i id! i t, Mk likosolt bias if Ihjiliki * 4 W &bhp', if Mk korhltty of tilt Moth II SAWN; i trill permit attend shireteit eosin Of k lit ,iiiels Mk terra to spread kw *sift. TWO i KW, tallaist Self. It hos ii Na It fatsfats ittillettioli. It iletiogio .) . pita= wes pSMk I ilk gritk ihl gliiZIC los oat bo the ososespootkle.s•Illokoll Haiti. ,-/...... riook: r Yesterday Richard Carter, proprietor .of the Hertford stole, appeared on a suntrattes before Thomas Halls, Els. the sitting Magistrate, to answer to ao inforisatine fur carry ing one store outside passenger also a allowed by Act of Parliament. Joseph Wise, of Wrlliootowoasaro, St. Pagers% boot awl shoe-weaker. stated, that es the 25i1l January last be sew • elswe-euseh, with the Defendant's haute oe it, pass Shore. ditch church, with sue outside paillengers o• the top, embl em" of the amebae', besides luggage. _ _ William Miller, residing in George-street, Blackfrhini. road, identified the Defendant ao being the person who was driving t►e coach. Defendant asserted that there were only five pervons on the coach braid.. himself, but being enable to produce any person to invalidate the testimony of witnesses, be was convicted in the penalty of 51. and cost,. TOWN HALL, SOUTHWARE. Scroggins, the pugilist, attended yesterday and stated that he had takes a pubite.home in the Ward of Castle Bayuard, for which he had advanced mum money, but that be had siuce learned be could not carry on business in it unless be were free of the City ; he therefore hoped tho worthy Magistrate would amiit him to obtAin quabfica. lion. The Magistrate, however, refused his patronage, and Scrum/Sas departed 'a nu very good botakier, accompanied by hue friend the Rfrasimrltain Youth, who exclaimed, " It was a gallows hard case!" Three men belonging to s'eftvi"of uho infest the orighbourbood'or RIioE ,celled H.obiu Hood's ;rang, hill been coliatitted . to the county gaol, charged with'brieiking open kb* binge of Mr. (Morse, butcher of Theele. A letter from IVigan. dated February 9, ••••..... Oa &herolay lest, • two masted /mead was sere off For m. by at smeller, but she parsed and was seen to F o down to gether with she whole of the crew muslin log of riest remiss ; her 1111111 Me a awl know• a quantity of cables, &adore, spare, Ate. hare hest saved, also 3 bays Sour, sod fro* the quan tity of wheat sod oats frond or the share, it is theoretic she Minot be Geis Irelsad, we of the sails is worked. Yareseeils, sad ,su4her Liverpoirt Ore buy was w aabcd op, hot Onto are nu Fern . otr bide „71, • '• .: Mdi itirWit t !...evir v11.4)0 1 , •,- 4.2,! , . . 0.: :sirr.•. us, !wit ti I .r. Ail /Wilt iiir S . $ 17: s' :eduarkrii hp a* kiissi li 1 7 • ' '`' ' 4 •- - r.. -( .Ni fulle.esteeded. ••. • t •)* . •l l' .a . . 7 .1 Mt k 1it4 1 . 6 pf , 0144,0181 leithil, a L e ttrl t i Pi 1 1 4 1 1,A r rot ofr A s Plik ai. . . iirfsethapAssit fitillati • tiowN istll . ./41*Iiiige Isoirdirismi siiieJatitssis. •• •to •. • vet , . •• ' •.., air4.oo ,Potlillt ilt . eiddibllit he . 31901istp peamitlissoliiiihg t. , ',.. . 014/1 0 '! . ~4 . •• att i zits,mn it :asthi .milaissid am% am MOM a to ems this • . s lii tolii it deediiiif • ' opishiskisti. • ..... . ; .a.t t g'-1 , 4.4 ....pi.' . • 604iiki 'Aiitillot i auth ita:ait e T, 1 ,;,:a4 - il oise . I` ''• ' .1' PA rdiogh•fa ill Si. PAW.. i Li:spewed .0•40. lid a bet df NI •. ii iiii . - ee id Oise idea; aid 146 Owl 411111 ii Ms ' is . l4issio a rortat as leu.e`eleet folleNdsit air s p i s ett lireqpeepieee,.elpeose w orids brtdei IN i' ue *ls. L asta Hi dtil eetb Let iii!ess mef.ilesee s—. eds. eee. hi Mir biles— ft tt 6 I kei (fir iiiigli Se U 4 Imb . 11. UN' ode wee poisoned - its Sete' sedeiedi t i t ete . es mere?* Mil I t 4 motile wee wee by sissio ' thee esieseedleery Wow is doe led ode. ,i . •4•• c • • ' • I 4'P. ~.:J FOOT RACAL 4; 11 ri# 04 Is* s4sy us istight belies, one sot 11141110451 a, a &mit rase which incited vest isierest use tliiltie f'reirtii it the . &adage. The, owes* Iye c r ie,, Che swartie• wore she rir-rata ilk err • yousitimiet die siisWe of Mai seism et, slime essisaleseers is this Mein. • May Issedred pelosso were eialecasil to elk Ali iPtiet; sod the dm/ bciog Gat, reeve* c.us t', • vas dkeleasie to Wissees triumph rY 4hose4se. was.espetiod), whoio eideeoSed 4 i list reuses isOltesess4 SAW valtit4 l o lord oectavaii , asseo4 ablie we 'ienw4f . siiii nospectshle attest sows isidisiallhosehstdd. pecliltios Oa geed tees woe ids' awls* dle a+. were in &low et Asa Ti ti AWE* tee intd moo", I"dis fed ,lesiseff 04 the saso- iikeidiee of at ILO Iss6wiii i . ftess t l.i MIN 0 45,•91 1 Waiatitit. wllf beet his sotage o i s t by she k j poi 11 ye rude Thy Oise isetupied is ressiog in. toffee *We& sod a kW, isettereiftes the rase of semi, teeny ilk ii+ • bole i SS boor. It M aorta wattles.. shut *hi lie. mars' sosti!, woe* his work WI ear secSeet, sad wooed asi 411 sztreot as! soca as lie race was ever, , k e nisi the sine penes. are wasOili t aSt ea slit tsar IA II itieMitiv PIN yank oft . tits SW grieses.—Wiray hip* ) V V V . l h+Y - SCO7I .IfMei& . . • or 01. posisr,d•wire SLIM 141•11seyr. Hoak ybis weal oethp ode 16 Amt . •la twi trio, r.•eis of Jiiiiciam .4- irifih, by tie tit of [Ala fist pyw IN of 1M yollouy Joie* 8 the IDiviiiiii: Wets seatelied as penseeeei Is •ibe Flosl by .14,4 Nytttetrbmtk. Lord, kiassaler Mille: II the bee 44 Lard Solois9p, w I M Isidy ettenst{thi . si wee of the tali Ittesioyt 01144 tosigNittlio ttalleiLitl hi the Rovettilleisorts.... •• • 41c •ies(4 •riu ,:c.'""Nikk • ' ". . LiNPI Fitylloiebell Mt front 1110 11110111/ SIP/11010 N Lord Milts*, who set ilyytyy. 49 "'owl be' Lipp!! Memboilds,. who ist till - k .4%A/1 100061 ; Bilotti* who sit VIE INS • • ..617 • .44 . •rgs yfol t i gt SINGULAR LAW CIS& < ; •... •ott• • 4 Ne w Orlesos paper of Om titbit evartase as secosot of the termination of sostaill mid simpshar care' Is the' 'United /Hefei District Ord. This last: 7 10 d ItAiiitsied by Peter Hearten', Esq. as spit O r s n ot f ur ths•heisk of Berated Gravile, sow raiding is, Fromm, sitnislll Reward Illsrismy, a Member of the of Loud. sins from the city af Me!Oskeee, for slasideriarthe VHS of said heirs to the Belton, 161 issbitealdsltosf r speech debarred In 'the Striate prestosa to thi introductios of . 4 Bill, ameadatery of a Wiser law, preieribiary certalodoiSpi t to the athonsey.Geoerat, and espjoittink him to ptomeata suck penman as should attempt to hold possessids •Y'ssi t ) Beware soder pretext easy title thets. The &mare the Plaintiff were one husdeed thommod dollars. Newer. E. Livingston, Workmate, sod thvbiesy appeared as Cdatiiirl foe the ; sad Kr. A: L Daman and Mr. ./: H. Nimbi.. for the Dedr•datd. The principal groold re lied on by the Consort Nylon Plaintiffs was, thiseffitheiligh Mr. Minim had a right... a Member of the Legislators, to make the speech complained of, yet Its kW as right to palish it. ThO priaelples laid down by /Ate' DIA were in privet eatiomisee wide the theory of air fivreiromart. He decided' !bet the right so 'posh was witteesarily. a to poskltek, aad he remarked, that it eras also the defy of lailidators, many carve, to make harm to their aosalitsast• Ike seams they have poisoned; and the lineage sod argismeists they have reed.—(Nere real repall • - • • Ortmocn.—Smoday sight the home ist Christopher Tidy, Esq. at Bermondsey, was altered by thiergs, asyd. robbed of property, cogitating of pill", hoes,. Jut. novo, about 601. with which they effected their eseape.—Kosday sight, or early yesterday atomise, *owe 'Males oodared the dwelliac.bouse of Major Crop" at Walworth, by mesas of false keys. They carried off • lance quaatity of family piste, about two baskets full of hoes of all description', sod artily • hamper full of wise and providing', iralqed alto. ether as sear tOOt. It is supposed 'that tbe feI3OSMI had • backwepcosseb, 111 which the property was moseyed sway. MaLANCSOLT Acctlntrt.—On Tuesas/ night us Janes MILLIE', the Wertworth earlier, was coming into Newcastle front that plate.* near the heed's house adjoining the Bun Part; he was shot dead by a musket ball, which miterell his head near the right temple bone. This fatal event was caused by the imprudence of three youag men, who were firing ball at a target, thoughtlessly placed against the western wail of the bull's pasture. On the same dry an inquest was held on the body, when a verdict of Manslaughter was found against a young man, one of the party. On the night between Sunday and Monday ten. night Margaret Gram/ mud Isabel Milne, two eul. pms confined in the Bridwell of Aberdeen, con. hived to mike their escape 'from thence in* must mitriordinery manner. The house being at present Sery much crowded with delinquenia, it wee &mod 'necessary to lodge some of the inmates in 14.1'04 Hawing succeeded in forcing themselves through • sky-light, these daring females got upon the leads, and with a fearlessness and intrepidity worthy or a better cause, slid do*u ioccessively, by the iron. funnel of a steam boiler 'Weed to the exterior wall of the building. Theirdesceist in safety will appear the more" remarkable, when it is known that the height from'which they 'cum dowts is Coosiderably . abO ie 40 feet.' I - ' • ' 4 1 cm minis 4011NOLTIMAL risrinsif. kil i zioesisail OW Ng ~ so*: 0* ,401 441 441100 "4 thi dilleoltir - 44/!:?OviaUf -11°. ' 444* li P :._ _ so - ; 140.-0140. r 4441:f12 tasseske Ely• *Awe 'VW r- i.ll P. .. - . —Lt r - t 4.: -. : Swett PltilflUtt Imitrtik ii 0464 irvii Ilitd k ail tiliil 4044ier f; (4 84014" Yi if 4 Ld tua parailiiiie Wiliai'iike . • * feat be reTtif if trit iiriiittii(ta Mt. Bin. or Wokeia oh. sVailiattll . Ceti es the Mai. The ite4saitio: meat itor ailikt Orjr,b4S. 'a havitrit been rad. N . ' fillfewfue RaWstleys . were mewed by Mr. W. StMonj . :— . . "' `' . • 4 tki de cat: Nue tit ibia - i t ir k .. , 4 ;so A i t, ..li ft matt, peryiegs spill dm 1 , 011111110411( lin lowani. g• p_ ii,agiVina.aiod Unease use distant - kirk 7 01 7 . 81 11%, 110 Ario ilopylift .. _.: , A 41,.... .. • 4 I ni, "rir. r i4.00.4.v. s le I 11.5 ! S el l i Mag•li; 'elibbilit &midi; sat 10,4 tea ear _sof be stferisil,* had sweet sentionn.to be. erativilit—lls ,Ise tiyiiii a hs'e Moir theifuldie cadet/an. initial. hi habeeireeele girl'lrs, l o4larl ilOoll Mt 1 10/00kmemotteot 90 * .14 1 1•1 .. .!lie. OP lifirki°llf Oslitts°.•Sews disfaraseis fet ~ mess lestst Jaw tine i h u % " TUT if retina be efeskeef eel etaiW i . ..otrill t ip . souk inn le Ili seweeek4, diet eieeisivitinestere ye Op ailed asap of that distress which iss trialsir Me ' tie Isttaol..Sedlitit Istrattr...7la Mom imam titan... at t h e grim ilfl!"stineledlM Pa o hl Omor.VOl (s° ballime - Alt palladia _4liiett oh haw 400,4 'Welk , jp.atia so Isiah. Thii - pfrien et :Ufa is theisselo7 erns ahem 'lye amigo it is sew, Ohne the . anisiii hills ware Masi 17 . "! That . dal relare.te milt SI'VAT** , 0 , 4 00- ZaZse It istlesers o4 °,l4 AS O* &Mu bylaws. leastitrof inersei iu yirre,ha verralls.to- • Jerniesly oilf.'healirse OA niesei m u lcts piSati,fal fry Poe- • leeertb'ebees it wasolie sierwilist . of tales is the'issms, the Prwrilletitg the feseisse is diewelprof needy ent.Wf is ,alai, his, carXripeer triune Mosey hyrowifiterth..siod loaners awl ' the hordes of Aglaia, w o e perste( spa him is ibeir fill AA eadratiaieFeiettipti, . . ~ • 1 IS Thai lathier/ Ale Bars thirig;ll4/Vilailiere:Atikiry,bl&t glaikealhdieill fedi/ICON hag tomtits: ef aleGeternmeat Ito thissesetleraisposeibig. . • . Tope, lfglathipens 4,lotefent we*, ; that .sirch tailsodien • Wit Th o ti oe 7 1 41-o°°4lPst.f Wee* clerks. or IP•c° O9O f7.SIV•OI as *V 'Whalen. la the ekrit'l ' as well as ie alt astartys. Mil to oho imasess elks win*, seetiiinti, alai .% ...ilk:. Men 4.,texes.• aid other Meseta Lead, if pessihie.• so to attellff the Geo.cp or 'lx •kiNthei: that Aggress masa 0 f"/" * Oto grAPIVeW4 ilk m-*items .rweiwtion as the (Hormel I. v4oe mamma oew eresees wine, mid that o f the loarelsiderflpiaS in whirls the grata pan el ear debt was detected.' - .. ~.. The above Resolotioni . siid Petillopi t bigog been agreed to' shoed siaarikatisli lift. I L , Jpckson handed the folliiiat cli'esi to the Chair6i ( a.:- " This rein' Psoktileent cilim, reiSeilidie"SidiSSl !tal l /Bit their daided deliAtlio• :hat the prereit dietresa ileitis( to s in s a agoss NA* *feedlot ipotesi partiamealaty tepee toataiMpatn Aiad they . mow eerseetly..eolrest . yaw Moe. 1114 ""es " 'l4 yelp pease lif.,ater ! ipg these Mondtat ai r s ,. wanes erliteh weeps their. *beleied Foseiryos lopeeitateflia lieseitliale 1•4117 into the prokat stale of such espresee r tate* I. tweet dies pier fetithisers sae 'the p'Solk at large may receive dist which tiny feel am their birtlptigto—ful!, fair, lied free reyraseelatioss." . This resolution wes objected to as not agreeirg [ with the terms of the requisition ;• but, after some debate,•being put to the vote, 'was carried. It wee then.moved, that the Pennon - foonded on these Resolutions Would be presented by Lord Nageot,' supported by Mr: IL Stith and Mr. Rirkford... Mr. SMITH expressed his plosure at seeing • meeting termed like the present. He was not in deed surreended by Lords, Knights, 'end Esgilires (audio saying this he mroat no distespect to that class of persons), but hy• farmers end isinillo s olders. He was happy to see them come forword 'add - macre thew roper rook in society: Hi should be found at his post when the Petition was' ptesented,.'otid would gave it his warmest support. Mr. _BAUM, of Padbury, routed, that he thought the object of the meeting already obtained. H. was informed that there had been a ditainotion - in the expenses of ' the army and navy'.lone, in the course of the list year; to the suntuut of a million . end a half. He therefore thesight the present meet. ing unnecessary.--[This gentleman was interrupted by hissing, and was only allowed to proceed on - a remonstrance from Lord Nugent.] .. Lord Nue swr would Riot tell the Gentlemen pre. sent to their faces what he thought of the charactir' of the meeting, he should say more of its roper:" tability in another place. The Noble Lard . deprecated the system of profuse ezpenditnne established under Mr. Pitt, cud still mule haviebly' ratted upon by the present Minist ers . Ad ver b 's < le the standing army, he wished to know tor while tampon • larger armed force was necessary at • the :pretend moment that in 1792. He professed hint. self bound to no party..he was not a trader in ph. ,:tics—but as be had hitherto been found voting" against those in power. so. if there were a clamour ' risen without a change of measures, he should con. butte to vote against them. He concluded, after a' speech of souse length. by saying that he should at. tried at the House with the Petition. end suppOrt it with his best endeavours, and trusted that ho' should be more successful than he had befase been wish Petitions for a reductlin of tba expeOditire. Mr. HiceroeP also expressed his determination ( ' to support the Petition' to the utmost of his ability. The usual thanks baring been giten, the assetW. • bly broke up. :no Sprodoroll packet, •of Limiiro o . from 'l ll llsbeell foj Poe4ooouoila. os.showit 0^ Nagebr aNnolfaltim • 1 60 1 104 " 1 1 . 1 4 1 " SudaiNlA 0 14 1._4410 0 A001 pen of her cup wt. get off, 'lad haus learpti. _ -,~ .n --- ------ * IP; l4'''''''', '• - 1 ' t gus• 44 ' Air I t * —!... .00,04•00.•• camNia. ii.i . 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