The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-22 00:00:00

', ~:. ~': N,.. i r POETRK LINES Written at ft ihtt.tv HALL, on seeing a large quantity of - excellent lireact, piovidett by the truly-noble Ptissessor of that Mansion, for upwards of fyvelve Unwired poor Per sons in ills reighnourhood: ,to whom was also distributed pleotitul ! , upply ~1 good fleet mid Soon, every4iabbatli Morning,' tht , ,ugnout the severity of Winter. _„„, When theii augmented heaps of gold . ' Misers, with soidtd eye, behold, — Say , Can the useless. xittVring sight Yield , the . base hoarder's a delight Equal to 11041r/hose ous soul Accumulates this dole, for hundreds or the neighlyring poor,' Who bock around his 00 . c.q? • Ah, low s'ons of care 1-leed not oi'e tainish'd Orphan'i pray' r iivavelo'icsponsiye pitying si,h ' the lOne Widow's plaintive cry. 'W it h hearts ;now hard than •! , i the ore, — The Mammon Idol they adore 0 re 5411 the bars, which bind their chest — Soft Ility throbs not in their breast. 0 contrast ! beantitul as Light '; burst iirg on fields of Movers, when Night, 0 • all her murky shadows grey, tile's at the dawn of otierieDay. , • Yon troops , ol happy Poor bdtold,— . ' Now Winter brings his storms Of cold: Sec them arraitg'd -not long to wait— betbre' their Noble Guartliao's gate : • 1511 , .1 see'ihe plenteoua , Bhuitty6iy'n By this kind Almoner offleilyn Tin blithe aitay they go, Say that Ciclt.hcart is 01010 r woe: liiir gt,o,dul flah; a i teligne ;;hap: a in:iy'r in old and )othig h•-• '• A pray'r'-:that he who inns can bless,' y. i m ty never; know hirmielf titStreSi : i nitititier:4lwititersitod j rare i !,',tle as his : mind. ( I ,nd (lite., oh late arrivelhat day Ill) 'When I 1-,even shall colt thuir.Lord away, each child of Nli!,ery pray Nt.' ,w_couring arm, 0 God l detend lie Wiaow's may the Orphan's friend! L. B. * Sams in ccelom redeat DUTCH PAPERS. 1 g , I, ( ~ I , F 4 f. 1 I ~_. Dr the Emperol, (S . igned) Pie of the Thudleries, Feb. 3, Ott. 'Napoleon,. Emperor of the French, Icing a jl4ly, Picte,lpr of the Confederation of the Rhine, M•AdLator u. the r Swisi Conti:di:Twin% Bce, See.. Ou tor t o our 44118tyr ktt VV,ar, and with ti t. conctirreece of Our Conneil-of,StAvt We have I..creed, and do dccree, as follows A/t. Thcre shtli he inadent the Departments of the Z'oAerztio.' , Mouths of the Mense, tipper hsel, Mouths et the Issel, Friesland. the W 81(111 Ellis, rittct 11,6 Elilef Hob, a ealtiog.otlt of three thoti3and con•criptJ, of the class,of Iv o), c)1 , 'love thousand conscripts called ,pitt, two thous...m(l shall be attached to the land:otat,y, alld. oov am? , sand 10 the The Cis t)f t jO3 comprises the young ,men born it do! 1,1 rattry to the 31st of Decem ber, Ti,e three titoo-,•..u,d c.inser sharl be furnish ed by R-parttoellts, conforniably to the table 2,:incy.td to toe D c ereo. . 3., the age of the cooscrip., lion ~totrri, H y to the publicatifin ofs the present D..cree, shall enjoy the exemption granted ro'the conscripts of the nut:riot - of the ,empire, by the tath , arttele ot tic law ot the 19th of Froali• dor, of the year 4. All the operations telative.to the levy ordered by the: present 1/4tree, Stall ho executed to the 4lotpositioos of nor Deo ce ut the ,Bth. of FRiaidor, Year '1 3, 5. '['Pc optoations which precede the convocation of theCOu'iteitS Of Recruiting shall be terminated, on the tlath of March. 'l`he'Council of Recruiting shall assemble on the same , The fit'tft detachment of each Department shall •on the road en the I Ot . ,h of April. • Cif `rbete shall he Conned' lot; etilt canton only one sin .- ;le the draWing. hat fur, draw 7 Mg shall be div.ided into WI patticular lists, in Which the coric;ipti eittl'itl their .names to he u aCcv , oG3l l ,y tO conforrObloo article 195; our Deetec of the 3d of Oelobe.r. paittepr list ,l4entictil i to, form the cumin gent for the' inarine', can puly..coMprise the one thitd at tfle conscryts the list for uraw ing; t h e two , t her thircii,tnost'beinscribed iu the portictifir list intended .to form . the. contingent. for, the land army, : It tire conscript, who shall rctpaire to be inscrib ed tie particulir list destined to•form the con tngein to the marine, shill Out amount in num bet to Wit: third of the con,turipis comprised in the list fOrtirawing, the' Council of Recruiting, assisted by the Comaii,s3ry of the Maiine; shall choose. to cottiplete this third from among the other conscripts, thote'sAho st6ll appear most proper for the service of the tultine: ,; Our ivti°ll3t , 2r :.tt War and of the Marine, each in what coheerui hen, are charged with the execu tion of the present Pi:ctee, which shall be inserted in the bulletin Of laws, (Signed) NPOLRON« F. B. Doke of &Amon), t►re Minister Secretary of Slate. .1.)1,-rilI15UTION OF TH[ 3000 CONSCIIIPVS OF Tfit Or 180 S, 'ICI DR CA1.1.3t0 (KIT 1N tiOLLAND, Dors!rtmfiAtl. Zuidericl• ild! of tilC AiCLISC tipper 14i 44411 Vt tit the 1 ss'e I Alts4i f ind . . t'Vestci Emiltern ma ~_~_ a:~ 4 * Total. co wr I Ku ENT. Ear the tor the Army. N4vy. Eno 300 900 , 1 8 t ) 240 72,0 2 107 , 32 t6B $4 194 97 t 94 t)3 2 4 3 .1 2211 20 33 3000 LAW REPORT, I'ooo 1,01.4D0N 3 printed by R{Citklt at the: Su n N-Oppi COUR!' OF Kit4C'S E813:28. THE KING V. WITHVITVAND 01 HERS. . . - Mr. 'Tormo - stated this to be an itsdiament charging W.' Withers and Phillips, two Sh , -riff 's Officers, Mr. Carter Draper, an Attorney of Court, Mr. Feathers, whose name the Jury had already heard during the presen't Sittings, as being keeper of `the Guildhall Coffee-house,•and two persons ilam6d Siddons and Duke, who were Bailitls' followers,. with breaking and entering,the ,kitchen-kr ; tlee - ,Vue of the prosecutor,' Josiah Copland', .withlpursang him out of his pleastirei-grOunds, which were be tween his ! hoose and:, hiskialten-garden, to his dwelling-house-door the mite' door of, which he having secured by bolting it at.the top, they forced, ,by buistiug off'the'cop of she I IsOlt, which aliqi Pm-- lied with it part of the wood-work of, the door; "and litving tlms, gained, admiaion, under a teal ; or pretendCd execution ag4tisf the goods of the prose-4 icutor; %Olds-beating the - prosecu tor its a motif violent manner. The Learned Ootiosel steel hardly tell the Jury, that nothing could justify, any Otticeri , or any other person, in breaking into any man's house, 114 r, less JD assaulting the keeper of the house after Ow had so broken in ; and it, it , should appear that IMr. Draper, who was theattorney in the business, i had the super.ntendanee of it; and though he might 'not 'be originally present,was .concealed in the pigeon-house while the breAting and entering took I place, he mukt be:Neatly responsible with _all the; • others concerned in the, violence thus committed., `'Josiah Copland said, that he lately resided in Lower Edmonton. , On the morning of the < 2 !St tit May last he, went out from hit, house to his garden, for ate PurpOse of unlocking the - gale: of it. in his • kitchen garden he observed six men concealed, ss ho immediately rushed toward hint, on which hit, with equal expedition, retired to his house by the side door, out of which lie had proceeded, which was equally with the dour in Itorit an ,soar door to . h is, house. Having got into his, house. by this door ,he fastened it,. and bolted it by means cat the upper bolt. ' The men tollowed. him, and burst the door open, in consequeneeof which the cap of the bolt ' was,,forced Of, and part.,of the upper Ott' of the wood-Work of , the_door gave way. They then knocked the witnessrdown, telling hint, if he made any resiStance, t r kiat they would have. his bloody mett or his bloody ,gue. When the witness had ie.. covered, • lie ,follOw44,ithe . then into al:" kitchen, where he Saw them with Some plate in-then hand, :mil ;Ilse : with a ten pound Bank note, which be had just gisien to his servant ; to get changed. ". ' , ' He told the, tueo,{lelt. lie did not conceive they kid ao y busioesS with his money , on which,t‘i7o of them dragged hint to the st.iirs, aphist which they bent Min upon his back, while, wo others of them heat him,' telling hire they would murder 1tir0.!...-- Tn e w i tness at this ti t ,,! felt quite eni.toited, nod ' begged they would ware hits life. ,&lts.. Cuplaud then came down ill tier •iigiit ctothes—one of the 0-ericers threatened toknoek her doWn,,b4t SAldotts; one'of the todowers, prevented hint, observing; .they had done etii.ugh already: 1p consequence of the assi , Lill Illadq.litt 100 wtmess be - was Wind . for three • da}s; his jaw-butte - was,,dislodged, the mark of which lie, still vet:oiled; and he, verily believed at the time that he , sh9old hate lest his sight. "When he ,canto to himself, its way ail covered with blood. Wit hers Was, the first plasou who stt tick ,hia,, Phil . ups was the other i Siddons he knew. was aki there, and ,frOun him he knew the naincs of the : other tie fencionts. ' . . , ... . . . C:;ss-exantinca. e .believed, but wpuld ordt swear, thlt Mr. Draper, whom he knew well, was one of the six. Lle.cohlessvd having two guns in his house, one of 1k high lie always kept 104dt:a ;_ but, (15ikiryi, that he. had, presented eithre of them to all or either of the pally who thus visited.his,preanses.. , In pail.:ct f ilar, lse dt:nit!ti unit Phillips, one ot . the °dicers, ,having runfroal hi, hetid.alorig with the pre3ecutor, had arrived in the house at the same moment the prosecutor,: and that, on the prosei.utort4re venting the gnu against Philips, he then, .to, save knocked torn down. Bevi'ral other witne , ses were examined, ,oho in, part corroborated tliw story of the pioieeutor, par ticularly as to ntarlts,of violence appealing on his own rson, and on the doors if his garden and tlwel- . , ling-huuse. , , A person of the name of Richards, who was the KiriSli Otlicer, proved that he' had neten called into tlik house by the Sheriti 's ()Ulcers, to k ee p 1 h e peac ,, for them ; that he did not, observe any outrage or Rld , lletiti 011 the pat of WC Sheriff's Oflicers i but that the contrary was the fact. . ---Copland: was rather violent, and was using, tile .Otticers al. . Copland, too, when he (the Otticery,was thnicrtliectin by the Sheritf'S Officers, did not p.,int out to ii any mai ks of breaking into his house or gardens. , Mrs. Copland proved that her husband was in a very exhausted state,whcn .she, alarmed by,his cries of murder, came down stairs, and found him lying on his back, and two of the Oflieers ‘ beating him.— One of them attempted to strike her, butrulle stroke was prevented by Siddons, one of the fohowers, holding out his,ernvto prevent it. There were Sc. velal towels covered with her hu,band's blood, from his eye, the sight of . which she was, at one time,. convinced he must have lost. She now knew Feathers, who, on the day on which 'the execution was followed up, carne into the house of the pro, secutur, and demanded the keys of the hack par lour,, which being. refused, he -broke it open si. ith his loot; saying that he bad a key at the bottom of his boot. Mr. GA atiOW 'for, the debndants, underto ok' to give a complete answer to, the case on the , part of the prosecution, but his proof not answering to his instrnabons, except in so far as MI. Draper was cOneerned, he was obliged to abanlon the defence as to all'the defendituts, except him. Mr. TOPrING said, against Mr. Draper ha had not toea'nt to press for a verditt. Ile was glad ttrat he, as a professional map, had not been guilt)! (flan)? such proceeding as that now . charged ; MO as he was a professional Mat) ) he thought it but justice to him to say so, . Lord ELLINBOROUGA said, as the evidence Stand, there could be nu doliiit as to the guilt of four of 'the defendants; " Withers, Siddons, and Duke. Of the resetaining two, Feathers was, provocr to have taken a part in the trespass at eleven o'clock in the day, by breaking open a back parlour door; I.e most therefute be esteemed as privy to the origi nal n . :respas.4, 43 to Draper, he was ever ? pen to have ben present ; and even if he had been the persoeSeen to drop from the pigeon -house, such woula net have been enough to imiilicate him, Th 6 Jury immediately found Mr. Draper—.:-Not; Guilty ; awl the other five defendants.-1-Puitty, COURT OF EXCHEQUER, FEa. STALE BLER. THE KING V. BARCLAY. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL 'stated that this was an :information against Barclay and Perkins, for rt.-eel!. !ing into their -possession a quantity of Stale Beer, :contrary to the provisions ()can Akt,of Parliament. 'lt had , been-the custom among some brewers to mix stale beer with the new, in order to give it the taste, colour, and flavour of old beer---and the Legis lature, with a view to preserve this article of gene. rid consumption in as pore a state as possible, had imposed a pctialty upon the' brewer for having stale beer in trisepossession. He .rhselaimed any idea of imputing to such respeaable brewers as the defend ants any intention of aditheratieg their be.er, or aCe ing improperly in any way. Bit as this beer had e in tact, beet) friund upon their premises, it was abso. lurely necessary to enforce the ; fee it' they were to be , passed over, others, ef less respeeta. bility might be encouraeed to mix their porter with their stale beer, or some other noxious in. grediene • The man who drove the cart with the beer M el question, and the Excise ()dicer that discovefed. were called; and Proved that the beer had been taken tcalessrs. Barclay arid ferkins'se)remises, and that it .weestale. e. • Mr. Serjeant Vxtrortere for the deferidate, cross-; examined the carman, from whose tv.stimony it ap peared, that he had CifiVell beer froM the ma nufadory ot , Mr. Matthew, at Clurkenwell e thio: mart then haVtnie a patent fir preServine yeast. Its order to getehe yeast in sufficient quantity, Mr.' M. had,agreed ,with six of the ;mist emineee brewers, to send him the yeast in its fresh state. The whole Was put into a vat, and in . slide t;, by pressete, the solid substence was Separated' froth the fleid, and a cake of yeast eas (Mined, which preserved all its . , properties, however long it pew .he kept. It had beets the regular practice to take biick the beer thus sep a reoel while still fresh—though in the caSe in question, it had by 'some accident been suifered to. remain !ill it became stale, Th e I,t.Arnea Serjeant, after stating that no ini putation hid I.ei, from any quatter, cast - upon the intentions to the Alefieelants, -. maintained that the , present ease did not al all ewe wi,hin the 4e.e of Parpinent. That At had passed to destroy , the vadices of certain persons called Beer Doctors, who, by liferids extracted from poisenoes plants, such as cocuius itielices—deadiy night shade, &c, tare a. fine coleer and a good tote to beer. N.- thin; like. this had ever been itoputed to the, defend ants, and indeed it would have been the greatest absurdity in the world, in persons of their extensive trade, to have recourse to such practices. The beer in question Wes all trOm malt and hops„ like the rest of their beer—and as to its being stale, brewers must mix the old and new at times, in order to gratify the taste of their cusennets. Tate ALA permitted brewers te) take back stale beer if disliked by their customers--and why not receive it from this ma nutadoty .?: The. LAMP, CITIEt BARON stated that there were two distioet penalties in the Aft —one, ter having in possession the noxious ingredients Mentioned by the Learned Serjeant, nod. aeot her for recei‘ing heepirig, Stale beer.' • He wets sure no improper use was ever intended to be. made of the beer in flues the) ; and even thoegli coculus indicus;or any other noxious ingredient, had bycu Wand on the pre mises of Barclay'and Pet kites, he would have drank their beer without any r.creple,. because he Might he certain that no improper use was to be made of them, since, to persons who stood in their emi nence, their . charader MaS of much more import ance Om -any paltry advantage from this paetice. But the Ad, in his opinion,, tetel been, vielated.—lt permitted brewers to take back stale beer which did not please their 'etistemers-.-a proof that they were not permitted' to 'take it back under-any . other Lir- CUITISttipM e rthe Legislature had no such thing in contemplation as ties manutattoty for the presstye tiori of yeaSt,, othlrwise a further exception might have been admitted. It was a enanutadory highly deserViug of eneouragemeot. But as the law stood, thought the defendants liable for this penalty ; but recienmended application to the Court, upon the censtruction of the Ad. ' A. 'Verdict , was then taken for the Crown, subject to this reference. . smrniri Lll MA 1:Kli C, FEB. '22. l'his'day's Market had a scanty supply Of different kinds of Cattle Veal and Polk suppott last prices.; Beef and' Mutton are deer ; and the trade„,tor the inim part was SOW. 114-Ital.—The. sales in tie illy:Market were not :lively ; Hay, Straw, and C'ever, obtained last prices. —The undermentioned prices an.i.numbers are alt accurate statement :-•r• l'o sink tl►e 01111 pia stone of Sib. ifeef 4s. ocl. to ss. 4(.1. Mutton 4s. Rd. to 56. Gil. Veal ss. ad. 10 86. oil. lurk ss. oti. to 7s. ad. Limb os. od. IQ os. Beasts 6to. Shpcp 340 Calves,' 70. Pigs 280. SUITIIFIELD HAY•MARKF.T. Flay 51 ot. mi. to 91. Ob. od. Straw zi, tis, od. ZU 31. 15s. od. Clover 61. ca. &AL to 91. 9s. ad. tPRICE OF STOCKS YLSTYRbAY. 112nk Stock. 241 h 245 - India Stock, N avv s per -4;cur 98 98 huhu 2i5.265. pr. 5 per eht 1797. kxcheti Oats, 9s pr. 4 per Colt. 83 k Ontoimn, 4i per t ent. keit 6b Imperial 3 per Cent. 3 plr Cent. Coos. 6b 65 Ditto Alm, 13.4.,k L. Alin. 17i CLlts. tor 038th inst., 66 As CD HARRIS, Of N 0.4, Martlett- court i how-street; and tit„ wished by W 1141 AM A RMIE,EIi SCRIPPS, South Mutton - • treet , C;rtorre,oor << 113:1 :lot, No, I 1 V,, S trand, wbtre O r ders f or t h d pow-, 'Afar; for the iditor &c, (poolaia), mat 1.” afidtesi COURT OPJfIIF, PRINCE REGENt. ..„ Y - esterd ix at one o. clou t : , a Council, coi.ii°gGi i t e ll 7ri l‘ t i o l t i r i . i iro r t. s ts ' e t . l . le (I)ffilrecerpsar(,ll,iirBSta:otef' i. rt : ' .e t): - 7 405011 ; ''lat:let ,Guards did not rittend, ,as has been th.; e. , i.t i l l ° t i. • o o t i l . p . o ii ra () l u t s r e a . raded l'all-mall, to regulate 14c3114' iforinta occabions ; taut tvvo.of the Lit,: G0,.,13 4 PO St,,,ltoi,lioitNti\c.atir[t.i.i.titr,‘,. i o E) n uN e nl: ,g o l ' a c vi l ti t .e )e ,ri k o i l l t! , s i ie I R I c t o )y t a to l ,A f l it t : g i l ; : r : 4l 7, (; ,. t i :i , ~w Stich the oiort.i a , the, State r, ltoori,4'atßia7tlY;l4,'ld' I:4lbyliGCHloilEo'isteilil'':\fli'l;leAll'l'i': and /SLOOMFITLD, Gcnel ills I-ormorm all sl l ' l v il'' Lord HEATIIFIELID (;old-'Stick-), 011C141)el 1iP . 4 . : :I . l l? l ;; A d_::a rd ( c '' p i o l i t ' u ' i ' t:l l :7 I s s l I ,: A c ‘ i k : 1 : ) ) i c 3 li w w l ' i liC i. e attended il's ; it Y b A i 2 1" i !•-• The Lord Chuixellor, the Lonl President °I TN (;0 1, ''': !Ire:: S . e i t;retaries or state, the irei , iett t ‘' t. ti'' 1 1.irf 't the First, Lord of toe A(10!01411.:4' IL:304:1.10-d th: Lord Chief lustice o f tne court o f I, Kin 'I. lc 1)(1k,e of Ntottrioo (Master of tile Ituri ).,1; King), :ails Harrowhy and Witichelsea (Grooms of ti l44 , AO the Klng.) The Recorder of . London attended the C' °'ll3cL4' a w o i t y7 l ,,:i., n ue i m ad a e n, h , i r s or repot robb r in, o 4 f a tl: w e o t n ‘ l v a e n ut) - " "IP. '..' ict,, caPhally convicted at the: last Oaoher S4s°'"' wellry ek) S ,ne l o r d i s it , l nt r i tt iz e y ld, and who, at his ()t a - I' l l "errrlle" i al v °'6l: -, • ,_ b made a deperate resistance, in which if I ile01: .Vail', !W(:..re . wounded,' and the traces of the coach , ' near prisoner, were cut f-, e h up.)n a ;votn,in, l a h i ' r e d n t:; n n l e e gr ° t i tva ° t i e ddpciarcNtilitteri:taiiii)cre,asatl,..:: t l w eenT''Winglon antt fLuns: ow; Cope, 1.,r(01".',:,: 'I. fixer , for horse•stealinto were wdeteti fur ,scettt• on /Wednesday next. do." •.....ltit . The 'other twenty-11.v° were resp ited ROYAL 1-11OHNESS'S pleasure. „ e it I v Air • the 1 ., 1 ; n et ~...oui,ei,, hi, ...0Y AG HlGllta d i oil A N10 1( 1' d ,cB inces to the I "'Will) CHANCEI.LOR au- - ~ .aludnrit,eißceSELacil:::,:fo. ROYAL 011:A'eLry liciourrusiNdue6ras,ble3ut:ial:::::',,n,i till Mr. M. SUTToN (I ht! Judge Advuotie)lllL",'itt. 10 , 1 the proceedings. of , solne.G)nris Mall itt ", pi int! an audienCeDol43hTintuoiylAl t.'"iaisiGitfilt:(l.l';:i:l.7tt;4ol. livered up the, Order and Ribbon of tht: N utt lw,' the ( - 11 rter , belonging to the late Eal l ' ' 't 'IIIOUT a, his father. . . 11•Mg..1.10 , .....!• 0....,..11.••••• • 7....... C 0 M 11 1 1 0 N ,COUACII. ' h ead -............... a tcli Yesterday. a Court of COMMOII COl,lllO, -4, at Guildhall, which: It as nurneroudy alt etll t I;1 , i • •- •X 4e LORI) I s vlAY OR stared,. that th e Cr .. ' , 11 :,, VI waited, upon the Prince rte s ent on Tha tw : go' with their Address, and were r creived lid' ciouslY• The answe.r was read,. and 01'. 1 " : " entered on the journals of- Ihe Court. i., Jleil ~., . ~r.ne t g pmmit tee 0.1 - City Lands pre$01:•"3" ',, , t6 :O for Wtdening and Itliptuviog H.trt..!.;r c,c ' (11 ;rol t/ t;ria",.. whic / n:was read; agrecti to, aw l '' )r • , e i t..arrted into egeeution ~...ivert ° i'' ; ' z tsfiv f e. , r.. b , i r l ii . ei i lfoc , B lv.s r e it l acr ' r sw i t n i .v. ll) ju o l' ir i e lo t A :r i s ta : gc : T r u w uchiee b 's si : ste [ d i s ts : s it s d . lo p ‘ aot t s l : ir s r : eic , rs la c i i i ii. ll ) ::l l i ,Ni i i! i i te r : . ) : A : . : :: : u .e6 l:: o : , ,r, , , r li3", * ; a s lainst the Western Junction Cana Ilt•', tee, who Report , ,Was presented horn a Sio,"oivie had; been rt'ppoilitt,d to itur tir' , i'' , l beet I' : " 90' why a rion-lreeman of London 116A00,'" [t 00., ,:(:)., c,4,),.,,,,,,,,,,,..:,,,..den0vuetric1vtr0acnh,. Lon d on fir p i- 1. 1 :;, 1 1 - re ; ) l l, ‘ ~,,, , 11 eVort stales, that` he had suffere d imir 1 ;; iv Id° t e. o k. b t e k l a to u l d nina t t v ed s ,•c i joetilitorrary to the a , iv l43 ' I,J # ' j g men.° e r t i l t e r ° fi w yt '.. o t it'' o' : tie : i _0....„.............0ne 01 %,vl),aill 0,, pee , .... v ele 0 , elet , tion illegal, and that they°liillacdersn':l:loll: Qapi;tiia?evrceadr botoilvlh,ieet:icChieatryldciodialliensiov•ornsuerie!.t.t; to record, or heard of , a single previous iotai.aco?: attempt to introduce a non-freernan il:to 7 0 ,01 ` . " 6 " 11 i that such attempt was•clea,4„.lo. IV;,, 1 -, Y . scriptive . rights Of the Citizens of lA i l i;; , 1 110 . ,0 1 a . ithough several proiesis had been nia''°,er,toir",,,,, h a b it ants to Mr.-Alderman woo d, Lai l I 0 ( LC swearing iti-t he said ‘non-freetalalt) ote t t p : ll : o ff e ri t i l ‘ ivi c l i l l ' e l L i i i ) b i s j ta e b t l i f . e .t t l i ° lit s . u t t _ e l b ) d e o , d C y i :t P lic t i l l ' a i ° c r ie h dA . A vid e r r 'l :l l :: ' : ll ::: °u :o lit: i l 8 1 . 4; '• Waitbrnan contended, the forrnerP.,3:iciipitto.o ";e1", way justified in allowing anY " , r te. situated taaoctidtaoteish;ead:r.st ?, y l ' 't bi i ::: i i, it ought not to be adopted by the Cou r , 4 ' i j o tt , groPod; it was negatived witliouf 0 ti'" c On the itth inst. the Layy at w B I 1?1" OP' , Winfield ink, ut a S On ttie P igth inst. at on: tho house of her 1.1 i svt oi r 1 : 6 (4• of Grosvenor place Mrs. lleJtici6t i` goo ()11 Tuesday, In %V onu;r•pl:ic,.:, .1:1-ts of %Villiani t.sq. ( , t a 1.);-,4 , " .t ' W eldest daug hter ot Lord Ctio,d , t o titr i i i°,l . c to ll;'ll ,1 1 I C luttertield, l o i t cn t r l Y l bro l2tll inst. ail; Abrook, the Olio, i ►, %ye ())► of Thowds Weld Fs, of L0i,,v11,,,..0101,' I ,k) Vednesd t . \L ' 1 - 3* , -ordl.' t Gal;,r•~,l of t h e 18th I ,)L, J . tsl.v,,antly):mel.c:Lr.st.: :001: : :: ,, ,. ,, , , , 0.,1 1 1,,,1 fit .,.°((i)t t i.u l n i . e ittt,...Yithl l .,eilt t te e 2vl):lll:l;tl.ll:oilti i l l 'll)tt.i.r)aeagtll.4o'Sil i l: t a .: 8 0 IC I : 1 : . 1 . cAt an 1 ' l it) el f : a ' C : I 1 :1 1 : illi Ir'' : I I: 4: 1), at Burnham. the seat of 1- 0 ` C ,'t ll7l ' l4'''''t R o be , , 4... .Strand, to lin, daughters, Ann and t• liz.a, d4tigittet:, of ' , P t o' l Muli,", ,: ii o ' l ig' i R, ,, .. at NI ntagtw•btitldlV, 't. ~,",; ,di , , 1 ,, l'th' "ikII e r , 13. m. Vile ewer to NV , t i j o , l l , V ° e s o q.of A rtully, the r•> unk~r to CAI t.."` l -7 unty ~ t Antron, I r:clAnd.) -. el' ,ii ° ;`' P:.. O. . ,:k C4`,.,,v: • L3telY, at Vcrauti, wiic..; .0.; 0 1.1 ''.: Of war, Lieutenant R. U. Ceot)af), ,t' ti4 ,, v , , youngest son of thalatt John C001t0,,, i ' 2,:jr 1 ., , ()n Friday Ln,t, at Cavell'* hill,. ,'J 48th year ',,f liit", age, tne Rev. tdwaro \,1,.,,, ~.:'.. i ll' il led' r l .t if h °Q e rrtili C 4ni U tiu u rui n : tit 4'in s 6dt O t t 'i.e' il l' ` C:.' uc .; is lattP:l;)4jlj'll':''' t : ; :lit:s::c::''' s. O ci n et S y s o t t u . rLdianycolaits:,,s_iintitnl.tc (Ptil Y' ir (.)) 1.1:1,11 :, ~• Ei(l , of ii o r :. ot the Sentol ii , ,. el VesterititYLfiren,4ot, at his houi t if 1./' a4e‘t 64, tht - Rev. Phil.p Wyclatiovie. ~,f , r!' .; • tilei Calhedcal.anif 14...-tor of fsnAl'',,ll r . . 1 ..,-' Hahne, with bickerstot;;;•ti icittottcricr,",„„-- ' -----...e-,' t i t, it Lill'