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}IOrSE OF IVant7eBDAY, 11:n. 12 The Cape of . (Toot} Hope Trade Bitt, brotgLv np froch the read 4 tir,( A pet on (rout the Runk lires/Liited the Anitun Account respecting the reduction% orthe N'alona Debt und pvrsoit from the i ffewitir,r prqselitei ACCOlitit of the pehsiont. (If the Scotch Civil List. il'hese Account! were laid on tie table. C. 111101,104. Thy ILA SilAVTltiiiitPßY moved, that a flies. h e scar to th e commons 10 reerlest that the e:oinnonts 'could commeoicate to the House of Lords the Ifeport 'of the Select Committee of the House of Commons relative to the Laws and Or. dittanees toreigit States respecting,Ronoto Ca. thttlis, their intercourse with the Holy See, &c. It was' ordered accordingly. . • The Report was ofterwerds brought np, tiered to be primed. I.lSr.t.tiss; PLACKA, itr,Pon\t, &c. Earl Ge() , VENort lose to call the tt,teetion of the Ilouse to certain notices of luotions which be Was 1110101 to give, and to some details emetecte,l with these notices, by which their nature anti object tvoold be better understood. Alter es firtssing his hope that it would soon appear hint there tens no touodatiou for the elan)) which hail been felt tioneapitrehended dengers to the consti tutitm, he stated his anxiety that what he Was 1)101 1 1' ilbOtlt to say should not be misrepresented or misun derstood. As far as he himself toss cooeerned, he was regardleSs of these Misrepreseittatiims ; for he had lived too Tang to look upon diem in ,toy other manner than with contempt : hut, from the great itoportattee, in a pehlic view,' of the subject to which he was now about to advert, he w as auebous that he should tint he Ii isunderetood or misre presented. Petitions lately come. to Podia ment limo all quarters of the country, the object 01 whielo might lie dressed under km-heeds :—lst, Itetrenehmeot in the Military rxpehtliture ; 201, Retrenchmeet in die , Civil Expee inure ; 311, 'the Abolition of useless. Places arid Sinecures ; and 41bly. Helium' Parliament. With respect to' the first ttvo poititn , ie nati called their. Lordship's sittention to them in the. course of last Session; end entertaioing,,as he did, a ronstitutionel jealousy of the Ministers of the Crown, lie had entleavottred, bitt a ithma success, to persuade . . their Lordships to refer the matter to a etoronintr e of their own, instead of leaving it top COtmitittee appointed by the Ministers. He (tad hoped, that, the h&c of third Secretary Of Shoe. 'with all its train 01 minor offices, wonid have been abolished but in diet he had been disappointed. AS to the /slilitAry ExpctlditUre; Mittisters, when they hiouglit that first *tilde'. the !orrice of the House, appeared in think, that it could not he further re diteed ;'hat rather that it Aright be necessary to increase it. lo six* or seven days after, however, they 'altered their tone on that subject, tint( the expenflitut e teas further reduced ; 'and now fe Com mince had been appointed iii the other House, to itivestlgate the state 11Vour finances, front which he hod .no grtiat, .00fAillittee Mild) Was already known tooter the Of the Hum bug Committee. That Commit te mitzitt I..tit for the whole Session ; it might list' beyond the period of the 'existence •of the 'pre4ent Parlietnent. The consegnence4 of it dissolution of Parliatnent were letto,aot, and all the labo urs of the Committee might be rendered fruitless. On that Ittlbjeet lie mielt feel it his ditty in the 'course hi the . Session to 6116... mit it motion to their Lordships,' With respect to the next poitit—the abolition of, useless places anti sinecures—he was clearly coevioeed t het it wasloa duty to submit a motion to t he it Lordships on that import•int question ; anti gave notice-, that on this day fortnight he would bring forward that motion. It was his object to have the 0011100 of their Loolships-On the principle; and with that point he mettot to couple tbat ttt gritoting offices lit reversion. He . would submit that motion in the 'hope of meeting with the concurrence of their Lordships; but if lie shoold stood. alone in diet [louse on this oecasion, that Howie would stand alone hi the opinion Of the country. Uu the Subject of Patliententery Reform, also, he felt that he ought to state his opinion. ' On that subject lie had never entertained but , one opinion, which. opinion 'coincided with that 'stated by a man who had rendered the mast essential services to the country, the last time be' brought the subject tinder the consideretion• of the other House— be alluded to the bite Mr.' Pitt ; whose opinion was faVOUrithle to it moderate !dorm. If, there fore, a bill' sitould come Into their Lordships' House for ciirrying into effect a Reform , in the shape proposed by him (Mr. 'MO, he won'tl support it, With respect, however, to aniversal selfrage and annual'Parlinments, he thought that these objects, if attempted to be carded into effect, would produce only confu , ion, 'HMI were, besides, utterly impracticable. But he did nett therefore think,' that those who etuertabled such uotions ought ter he ',mashed for titettr-that ttiq might to be hanged, drawn, aod ,quartered. fie did not diink that: a Jedge Jethies 'ought to be sent among then ; nor that the !notitbit of men, like ,Major Cartwright fur instance—a very re spectuble individual, for ank thing he knew to the contrary.—sloodd be stopped, not by argoment nr persutteimt, but by force. Such a mode of dealing with persons holding such opinions would he (we understood his Lordship to say) .horrible, in tamons,' and diabolical. But though he was adve'rse to annual Parliametits, it did not , therefore-follow that he was frietolly to septetinial Parliaments. He bud well considered the subject, and looked' upon eeptetteial PerliatneOts us a direct infringe- Mehl of the liberties of the people. The :sepreio, nits) bill passed at a ti me of danger---of risotto to the succession. It might be a proper measure so such is timel. but whin the danger was , past, the Septeoniel.,Act ought to have cmircd,with it, anti to htve Atien erased from the statute-book.' It might, hOw e t • t • • • 1 it, brit , r, politic no to tepee the right to eit repealed he cooceivett• to be clear. it was almost u matter of surprise, eon bidoiug the lotedreds of thoesatols nsiembled for the purpose of'' petitioning, thit scarcely any torboces had taken place, not-even such as among such, multitmles might base a'lisen from warmth of discession, ; This he ctinsiderett as an admirable symptom' of the excellent disposition of the ;tette ral miss of the community.. Feeling so StiVflOy Ai be did for the piirity (I . 'r the tritisii Con'ititutior t , he frosted that the cloodi of error Which prevented its bursting f.oith in its native spleildmir would be dispersed. With respect to nheless places and sinecurrs, lie hind 'heard that o'ne of thew had becb given np . , and this hilppyi it noidd have been if Such Plii'e'cit hitid long ito been sof fered, to sink to the kVel"o; tlntivs . to Lie ,per formed,. fie conc lu ded by azain giving notice Of iritt.ntiiim to submit it niption on the stibjeti . of nit iess places and 81'11'0c:tures on his day fortnight, mid moved Ibtt . i the not•se Be - Otninoned for Ow day. The Timm CHANciatnit.—'" To that motion, my Lor(l%, there tan lit no ohje l etioii : it is tire only regular part of tlieprocertling i , 1 314 y that !here etin be no objection to that.motion." t_iifit-re4l that the toms: bci s:lrwitoilvtl accord ly-tor. this day fortnight.—Aiijiniritetl. SUPPLENJ ENT TO Til E LONDON GA zicrrti.: o 1 TURSDAY ) Fes.l I. NVI.IDNP,SDAY, PER, Iy. , By hi% Royal iliglinesi the Prince of Wales, Regent ,of the United li.ingdoin of Great Itritififf and Ireland, in th a name and on the behalf hie Majesty.' PROCLAM GErriGE, P. . . kAliereas, by an Act passed in the stitli year of his Majesty's rei In, int itnled " An Act to provide for a New Silver Coinage, and • to regulate the currency of the Gold and Silver 'Coin of this Itealtu," the Ma,ter and Worker of his Majesty's :Hint in London was authorised,and empowered to coin, or cause to, be coined, sliver 'bullion into silv er co i ns, cons i s ti ng of Crimps, Half- crowns,Shillings,and Sispencesof the standard „, fie • of') oilliCeS andpenoyweights of silver, and le penny weights alloy, to the pound troy, and in weight after the rate of shillings to the' pound. troy. And whereas, in virtue of the powers so given, a coiriage,of • half.-crowns, shillings, and sixpences. at the rate of 58 shil lings' to the pound boy, and cf the standard of fineness ahoeo-nientioned everrsuch half-crown piece haviiig for the j obverse impression the head of his Majesty, willt:qu; inscrip tion " Georgius iil. I)ei (;ratio," and • the date of the year: and fur 'the reverse,. the ensigiti armorial of the United b.iturdon, contained in a .shield, surrounded by the Garter, bearing the motto" II oni suit qui ma l v ;muse," aid. the collar of the; Garter, with the inscri p tion " Britatllliartun Itex rid. Def." with a newly invented graining on the edge 'of.the piece;. every such shilling and sixpenny pirce haviug for the obverse impression the bead of his Majesty, with, the inscription, " Gem gins Ill: D. 0. Brit. flex. F. D." and the' • • date of the year; and fur the reverse,, the ensigns armorial of the Mite liingom; contained in a slaielik.surrottaileti be the Garter. bearing the motto '' tfoni spit gni mat y pease," with a newly invented graining' oil the edge:of the piece, hasbeen • compirrvd, WWI is 110,1; rv.,lly la be delivered for.t.he• Uric . of his Majesty's subjects; we have therefore, in. 'the name, and nu thy behalf of his Majesty, a n d b y an d wi t h the advice ' of his Majesty's Privy Council,- thoolit: fit to issue this Pro clam:aim! ; - anti we do hereby ordain, declare, nod mapniand I hat the said pieces. of silver motley shall, from and after ,the 1;11 1.) day of this'instaut February. he current and lawful am nt•yol the.Kingdom'of - Great Britain and Ireland, :sod shall riss awl be received as curia-tit and Lawful m o ney o f t h e sa id, Kiogdotn, that is to say, such It:W.:crown pirees as of the . v; . llt:L ot . to.o shillings and :ospence; such shilling pieces as of the value of • one, shilling hod such sixpenny pieces as of • the value of via. pence, in. all payment% nuittrAnsaetions of woriry„ , • , Ana we do be'rel4y, in further pursuanee of the' potyers given to his Nl , jesty-fay the said Act, in the name 'Sod mitt& behalf of his•Majestr, and by and with the advic e o f ; his,Ma josty'* Privy Council, further iiroelaim, ordain, declare, and name the said 13th day of this iu<ttoit F,hroary as the da;s from and,after which so much mid such parts of the Act mode •in the lath year of his M'Ajestyls reign, entitoled to prohibit the importation of tight silvei coil' of this ttcalro from foreign conntries into Grcit Itritaio or Icelaiol, plot to restrain the tender thereof lieyotol is tertaio bum," as vii;(gt3 or, provides or may he construed to tpact or pi ovide that any tinder in silver coin of the Realm shalt lie legal to rho :Himont of 29 pounds, or a tender for Any gratter Stith :seem - dine to its, value by weight; and also' so much ol'any Act or Act* whereby the . last recited. Act it contiimed, revived, or Made perpetual, shall be repealed, and the same a re . by virtue of the,suid first recited Act, and this our Pruclatuation, pealed accordingly. Awl we do hereby, in further pursuance of the powvis Oven to his Nlaje*ty by virtue of the said fit et recited Act, in AM, ironic soil on the behalf of his Majesty, and by . and with the advice of his fsfitiesty's Privy. Council, proclaim, ordain, declare, and mite the said 13th day of Februory.as therday froth and after which no tender or payment of money made in the silver coin of this etalin of any sent exceeding the sum of 40 shillings at, any one time Wall bo reputed Aaelluler 41 law or allowed to he a•legal tetutivr within the United Kiugdolu of Weat Britain and Ireland, either by tale or weight of such silver coin, or otherwise llowsocrel. Given nt the Court at. Califon-house, the tsvelfth, day of retpritar3, one thou.;,tild eight hundred and seventeen, in the fifty•wreoth s.e,o• of fibs Majesty's reign. (4)1) SAVE. THE KINO. At tt►e Court at Carlton-house, the 12th o E'cbr►tary, 1817, i'lltiENT-H is Royal llighnesi the Prince Regent in Council S[iERII:PS Appointed by 114 Royal 11 ighiless the Prince RegOllt iu Coun cil, in the name and on the behalf of his' Altejesty, for the Year . ' , Bedfordshire—Unmet Crawley, of Stockerouel, Esq.- , Berkstlire—Wiiliani Stone, of Euglelirld, F. Buckinglianishice-6. Carrington, of Alissenden.Abbey, Es q , Canili and hunt'—Post pone d. Cheshire—Sir iticheird• Brooke, of Nort OtlPrioryv Bart.; (:umberlared,*Sivebilip Alii,v,rieve, of, Eden I )3art. 11'4.1110in e•—'flitemas I lal lowes, of Glasie well, Esq. ' Der mishit e—Air lValter itolierP , . of Courthein"., Bait. thirsettiltirei—Sir William. ()Omelet., of Meridian), Bart. • Lesex---Jolett I lall, of I.Vemellortl s En). Gloneestershire--,Sir 11. C. Lippincott, of St liish o p, B a it. I ere foraillire—Tonii9its ;Juni, of Wit ti ey-cuu t , I lert foe dsh Ire—Edneund Afort is, of 'Charley:Wood, Esq, ' Alexander NlLO:end, of Lamberleur3t, Esti. Leicestershire—Clement Wittstanley, of BrannstonyEsq. Lincolnshire—Sir Hober-Sheffield', of Normanhy hall, Brirt. Moureemeeti4t,i,c,--itobert "Thom pion, eetillos.oosee Jl4.tbe y, 11 , ;301. Norfollo-7,-LietirtNegets Burrough,s, of ilorlington,Esq, ill ptemekire—Sir . C. tiniglitley, of rawsloy Parlc, Northunibei land --Sir T. J. (,:Inuring, of Ha'rO/oini celi lit. Notting ha tushire'-4.lllaenbeirrie 11 ildyard, of Flitithatu, ' Esq Qiefurchliire—datues Carey Willinfteue, of.Coggs, Rull.nt , l , liire—Thoinas Folder Eames, ot AlOrcott, Esq. Ornieby Cieere, of Pennington, Esq. • Solliefsetabire».Philip John :elites, of ‘Vrtlxnelle Statfendoleire—Thomas Kirkpatrick Hall, of l led lyriStesh, Esq. County of , soletli , iniptott—J.Fleining, of Nt.nichain Park, Es q . nohet.t Harland, of Nuctem, Surrey--Thontah Lett the younger, of I) o I ' Su3sex—daines I.4teubtoirtte Strode, of rant, Keg. Warevirleshire—llie Hutt. henry Verney, (it COmpteierVe;rney.. Wiltshire—John Flungerford Petirddeloch, of : Compton, Eiti. Woreester3liire--4ohn Taylk, of Strenshani-court, Esq. Torkskire—Sir. W. ifloreheunt Alilrier,of Nati Appleton, Bart. souril WALES. , Carroartlion-41eorge Lloyd, of Brupatit, Esq. Peokhrolce-,:-Cliarles Mathias, of Langwartlt, Esq; l Caritigatp,sdrottin Davies, of thalirbocon s Glamorgan---'1 h(4oms Uattsitous, Court ilia, Esq. Erecisil--4,l)arles Claude ' Clifton, of l'ity Mimi, Esq. ltttitln►~►—~l' e nrp roi , ell, of Penn Elan; I' q. • NOECII4 NitriOnetlf-4ntin Einns, of J'icri(4ivoloifyi.l4l, , Esq. Caritarvoti—nunit.) Vawdvy, of Plasgvey;main, EN, Anglescy—ltici. crin r , (l. Montgoluerv—itielvtill Price, of Goole .y, Eqq. tWyline Yorl., of t)ylh)lial..,.l, E'sq. Itigity, of PRINCE O! WACF.S'S COUNCIL At a Council of his - Royal Highness flu,' Prince of 'Walei, tined at Cat 1 1 .n-House j utl tI. 20th day of January 11117, tYtlliatft Arntol,ll Ito rris, of Keneggy,.in the Connly of thirst. wall, I , t(i. w aN typintcd Shuritrof, the said County of Porn.. gall fur ttte prewrit year, lir WS Ittiyat 1 - 14114(.'iai ter» Pithee of Wales in Council. bih i err :rant. 'GHENT, Fun: 7.---.-Severai letters'frorn written by. persons - who fretpwrit the highest elides, agree in speaking . of a bin cert.% sictcolp 0 7 dation between the and the l'rinces,'‘vliose opinion s are not cousidrred as very favourable con;ititntional cause. it seems that his Majesty has been induced to this at f.:1) by the l'ainitters, who hate otivird the King to a kind of political • Testnntent, sonic di , positious which lie has takm pains to explain to a tinnily Who are'stfitl to be itopatiew to inherit. • 11 is Majesty be gan , i t i s said, by .a very Rfeet ing6c' oi ., l , 4lol,in'.lvlii c i a he' all,itleid to the Rossi 7 bilk); of the.itoir end of Ilia life: lie cUtts't~let'td this moment as likely to be fat,ol to his family and his people., tollesstbe Ito titer Irality Adopted his system of , his const , tntional ()pinkies, and the inipolse given to' Europe by the revoltitiOn, and the progress of• the hinnan tt ind. tie parti cularly strove to prove, that the Charter had 811 7. nihilated for ever the prhiciples of the ancient"Mo , narchy ; that it was not . ortly'a conStitntion, but a compact between all interests, and the preser vation of which depended on its: bring irre. , , Vocable.. his Majeity tried to convince the Pr noes that, in the present state of people's minds; it was tie! , cess.try to sacrifice absolute power, and *that if he had himself fixed -limits to his authority, it was for the,interest of the throne, mid for the preser tation of that authority in his kindly. He paint ed with energy and truth the present state of pub. lie opinions .in Euretpe,- which indignantly splints at all instirntions controry to the dignity of man, and which have,been destroyed by tinge, and the 1 'increase, of knciwledge; • . 'lt is pretended, that at the instigation of +be I .littisters, some men„ more cotrrageotts than eotir-' tiers, have told a Prince yety nettv the throue; that the strongest tie lo.attach him . to the pepplt, was rather the iresent form of Government than the authority of his . name and fmn;ly. ilowever it be, it is certain that the Prine , !s seemed moved, and have sacrifieed, with a good grace some habits which had been too much remarked:; yet stripe people do not think their conversion Oiled:v.— (Journal of Ghent, Feb, 7.) , . . LA W 1 NTELL4 ENG E. COURT OF CHANCERY, FEn. TI MARQUIS OF TOW'NSTIOND V. ..I.ICN:SoN AND OTHERS. • , • , Sir SAMUEL RpMlLLY,prayed his Lordship to grant an injtincion to reslairi the defendant'srfeni t i asd - griing over a bond of 30001. and atsn' takiog' oitt execution. Tice Ma.rtinis, in the ydar-1313, having occasion t 9 raise stun of money, Oppr v d 'to Mr, Leary, who acted as! Ilk Ste‘‘.ard, from Whom The bond will transferred to tt . Mr. Dixon, but no vol IViis giV(.l) in return to the ManNi3. Mr. Dixon having died, his executors wqe about to sell the bond, and h , iiioffered it to tb 4 „Nrartiitis for 15004 Afiblavits' . were Rat in whicit had' brit made by Mr. Leary,:and Mr. .Uurosi, the At- , torney of the Martinis, stating, that ~rto yalue had been gi+en hy tie (Ice( as'ed to tite'Miiriptis in re turn for tho cOURTOrF.IN ws toNcll,.fiE n . HAI3EM CottlitTS': " ittr. F. Wit.LlANik 111.0VVI the a Ilabeas Ciopirt td bring tip the ,l)ouy , of a young man, named : S tn i t i t ,. the son, of a Gettilenont residing at Cirencester, from COrnwall 16 - which be bad neen.66th tniittif on , ii . diar ge ' wolitid - ; IT' a youn g Greifik-' man with a goo. The caw d:sclos4tl in thy 'davits in support of the motion weis !o.thiseffret: The prisoner and same friends weat out shooting, and Wale game springing up, he fired his fowling piece ~ piat of IN contents of which unfocknitoe;iy lodged in the tutu of e'decitleman ittaciteil tv another shooting party, and broke the limlL Fo this offence the defendant bad been eOntrnittedi and now the Learned Counsel objected to the i,,r f i n of the coniMitmcnt, itiasunich as-it state that the party bmi pointed his oil at the person wounded, nor lotaitljhat it wits done with a malicious intent,---The Court ordered the Writ to , . . PRACT 1 C .—S r.C1.31:11r FIR C O STS, P OCEIrIn NGI AC I NMI" IRS, DEM LI The follow tog 40iiits of - tit actic e were by the Cou r t in three distinct cases which came before them ist.l'hat, ‘vll.'re'a . plaintifT resiacs in Scotland, but curries on business th'e' jurisdic tion of the Court, he most give •seeurity tor costs for if he is:ordy oet"siOttally iris not for any beneficial' plirposei; and it must be cunsi :icred the_ sante as it he were wlinlly absent. 2d. if a party *is in,prrsou before the ticelara proceedings *i n t h e cause must be ser ved on him In prison ; httt if be gties to priion after the declitiration, without counterintinding' the au'. Iliority of his at torne y , then the attorney Mus;l' he considered as acting for him, and the proceed- • ings may be dclivetea to the attottacy. 3a. A ilcoirtd tkimirrer to a declaration lituutH be delivered, and t atinut be IfleiL SUPlffiloß MEDICAL ADV tcy,*—Prs. Pooita t 111 t tvttor~, ii,nd Co. of Charlotte -11043 e, olyositr the licv, Royland Hill's Chapel, have establishs'il anoilier I Vmnktoeli-stre e t, Ox ford -street, adjoining New Bond-sirr'et, +vhcie a Physician and Surgeuti, Meinhers of the Royal • Cidluge - Of 1,010011„ Of tfliity yeius ex.l)erieshce, reside. 'chat 'thousands - have been resioie'd to health "by they tinited talents, •I‘ithont confi n e. merit', is indispiltalife; after, hiid 00 the)iead, face, an:t body, alet rated throat, sw.eflings ill the tuck , lou is on the sliin brines, cancels, strickiires - , pains in the h il etid and limbs, sod nerviins des,)ility, are .diseOes which apiwaryea'r's after, I,ind oftt ti desti.oy'doines--, tic happiness: AIUNIO;e, and Co are cot seilred daily :11 Ingli night, whei:c all the iVitiiiibers'of ,Ater. timely as(e!,d. - `There' are side doors at 'each . horn.,(' voidltlyfoifernuks, tttiio i(1( trcAted ‘vit;t tifr!:.gi•eme..“ didicocy.' Advice:sgi'atis, at Charlotte liiiii4e,lllackfriark, •rtiv-i - day, (lay', Mtindtiy."'Vedifesii,ry, fri?fiY, and :iiindays'iintir 1 2 'o l Cloric.' • The files and tistulti cutid4 ifl/hit* POLICE ISTELLIGLNet. M.I.NSION-ii o l.li. ~. ~ Th ..LPiEl:liii:r.—The Loan IVAVnit 011 1 yiirt'llti 011 Tillir ltiaAr lhSt, t 0 ' bY•the . feFehir's or a -y„tii!g Lititry trllo IC' in a rri't d man named Pitiffp.Anitilitoilit;(;o°liiiii,P:l II : mister. The object ,of the sippliestio ; oina in the assistance of the City,l'olice' int covery of the girl from her ieditcer. . il ° Li t t e r h g le's e ''l :;i l l ll e ikt e l t il : lB'A l:l -3 1 °C 11 113 0 1. r 6 l i t 11: 3 1. , ":1 : (ii i i16 e 4t r le e lit.): i; 1111:)eglil'34igiec',11:'''lte'l' beep received that the fugitiv.ts were. 01 1 , officers' entered at the-front.doin., tinned l' i s they were" in! pursuit escaped at - ili 6 b 2c . ot c b'. r h u o t i l l i s i e hpig a n n i t o i o w e :r t e lle sec A n iii hj a s ie n:int i lc o l ti l ic e l v " , t a a n: p le e f a a r t e i d gable, but they have not y i e n t de li c i c i : 3 ; , 1,4, • their* Object.. - d The state in which the friends of the Yurlll,°,l tkt the Alansion-house is One of her relatives btirst into tears tvb i/e of tyi 4i . scribed her person, and said benever kne ,i ` c . 10 ‘ i. a ny.other name - than that of his " Wi le uar ,i;lif, tiai i 4hc is IS years of age. The music-nia st n, 4 ,,,,, t_Ween 30 and . 40, and has tiro eliildrett by ",iii ,„ , Iron'. i whitm he' has 'been for some t inte - sei l r,io , ,'", The unfortunate girl had been fora fornl i ,g l4 o ,:' state of min!! which her friends Colic'', 4 d I " t ri lt'sturbed and:inconiolable;" Upon the6dY ,:tt t' ight, sisters'whch - she 'accomplished when her P io ti tv and were at cards, shevas obse, rfe w ( cct io I t even more than usually " pensive an' 3 " / , ,0r ''''l '.4c." - The night of that day vr a's spent ito l ,f i,, . 1 1 tun and deipair by those she n binitone' F i Bu o til :iilif a )senee was' attributed to Sdf , tleg tilleti°ll ill 4 ''' 1 11)01 to that to which her whole forifiergnoi „ bad been contrasted. The real tutu" ' v'il 11: : 4 11 ai , certained. . •I ,S.uch of his been received It " d oi rb, stioida of :he elopement's R) I eint)Ve 511 Y a ft, It Pt:. the yecovery of the young lady. fb e c o lt 14 k( L r 6 l “th t i !: 11 de was generally left at the br ig ' a id I. Litl&v-ehantiler 'in the l'ilinoriei• 1 2: 0 :01 . 1 4. r; ail° I i l'' pet I the young lady upon the ou.- . ^ii Caroline Alelmoth. ! vii ii ~..ki 17 5.7-troo/ridge, the sweep, tri'°' It l 't!' 4 ' s7 4 ' ft remembered, came 161-Ward v01,1010;4 I°l ' l' o l li:;, ; ( ' evidence agdinst - Gnonek, the . drayin,tn, 4 ° , 44 .11,, t ( : s i nhject of th e „riots, b ut who was-nut belic f rj #, tt, t c le Lord 41ayor in a single sentence ou' r c ,;d , 1,: ; Rini, was yesterday charged with harilig re i le, i ,..tv,., "eY , liii , lcr false pietchcei, tfoin s e y ' r. ' '''''h k,, fish, S. 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