The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-18 00:00:00

s *as levyint.l. N.:lr agair. , t rs,t'rte:rity, * 0 fittemet to crttri rot ille Royal it atil,,rity try forte, el ...flier to the Icorg to adapt or rejrct ;toy easorc of pohlie policy ltv f. re of arrinvilos levyin4 tor a . .tainst the king, and Ow quantity of force used north; fib, • (Lire, tiler in the principle, lint went mierely its the • tor,.`;al;tl;•tie. of fueeris. His leirilthip t ben res i t the . autloi ri!? of ,Iso.tiee Foster on that. poivt. The stoestion f. 1,0 would be foi tlletit to Lay, 111).,ci the evidence whirls they tuot heatd oti this point, W.ss the tustinit they had Ilvard tie its evidence, it levying Nti,tr ty;atit the Xing 's' an- { hard- y, ur rbe nitre tesupora.'y youllition of popolar fiery ?it had been obJerttol In the Advocates c.t the Prisoners that C. over :title. stt had not called Ilarrisou at it witness. They wsostlsi, r , ..colles.'t that flarrison waS pinta 11 one of the conipir tor., nos? had hurt teigeil in the traosuctioti. It with lint) iis tire power of (loves ' , most to WO, 111,11 IZIVe etidtttel . los"' eriminoted hissitelf. hr Lath been pit in tor lios, he no,ijlit t, its,. demo , sled iw mower any Trillion pity. 11110 pbeate..l hisoself, nod Counsel Would hlve done right iu potting' him (on Isis guar ; bat if he cfotid hare spnkeis testis' on I.elosit' • of 1 he pri.ortr's innocence, it 'Va.' c;:onSpetesit fl.r • the psisa.ser to base eabod Isint,nod he mii4itt have coot rosticted the at too, ;ince, if 1w Indy e..01d, in mosey suat(oial part. of Ills story They bad heard much of' this cuts I iirongli the ei.krettc4e of tas accomplice, and it was rnost true. that that acaomplice presented himtrlf as a very bate character; he was obliged to contv.s t hat he had been implicated iu )(rectal infamotil and ne• 'lsrimistratlCAltion's. "lit such sort 'of secret treasons, Gsii-erri. -no ent wn. obliged to seek through cliatiti . els mit pare for eel <knee of facts which could nut otherwise be discovered. - An ;"`‘‘"4 , l'lice Wilt 41101 witness; but Judges always told Juries they were not to be believed, unless confirmed—not in troy lii tug, for that would lie impossible; or if it could Le done, it 55.0,.1d rssuder the eri,;etsce useless bust SO far as to warrant a %tory in believing ttit i i a. to those other part. of the case in which they were tint confirmed.. Lord Holt had 10 said 011 trial the reign of King William 111., and that (torts int.had trey shier pr railed. An accomplice was a gooti 'ego!. witness, fiat hi verdikt most he left to the buy.. liefory lie arrived, at the evident's*, lie would. just ridvert ,to iereral points id which the accomplice Castles stood msterially confirnied. Ile was confirmed by the . oMener of Cosser its to that ;Host important f let taLfog a house near the Barracht, which wai to serve as is f.lepo.it for coliihnstibies to destsoy the sobliery. Cosste provost t hat. Thl.tlewood reyrosentrit poling %Vat **ni us the aoll of a Le'eesterbbire farmer, and that he was itutrve , tvd fit setting him forti 7 ard in business, and Wrintd. lie 'security for the rent. lit was confirmed nest Sarungly by the rapers iutiutl on the Prisoner at the umment of hi* th4hti in s1•:ii,11 r.a no drawn' out a 3 the pietist of militarv.arriy, accord rxactly with the cridklice of the uccomplice. Ile wt Con tfirmed by the tindin4lo the hike hi - .ad It seemed to him tbat - the accomplice was rom,r materially continued. Leariterl Judge diets read se? iatior the whole tvideore for tlie proii.entiott—becoluing exhaust ed towards three o'clock, Jostice BAY LEY continued to read the eFi• &ore to the Jitry, allti occasionally point c o lt }party in ttetair iu %Lich the testimony IA Castles was cot:hulled. Whet! the evidence was gone through— Lori! Et.t.r.Nnotlotion said he %%wild only adli a few observations to the Jury—great pains were oaten (and praiseworthy ones for their Client) by thecottrisci for the Prisoner, to nullity the testi mony of Castles. The Crown were bound to fur nish a list of witnesses to the Prisomer, who was to deliver the same list to the Prosecn tor ; it might then. possibly happen thai if the Clown had had the same opllirrittnity of ittverti gltittg the characters of those who•exposed th.g itrintoral life of their witness, the Sallie stigma might pethaps attach to those who made such a statement. It appeared, however, that the Pri soner and his associates eontiutted isttercourse ith Castles from the 13th of November to the N! becemher, tiotnithstanding hit inlatuous toosr at limit's, which ought to have at once coin. llled them to discard hint for the ito. portal) , enofirmtstory parts for the Jury to consi der were, the taking Mr. Cosser's house, the pipe imi king by iiimtley, anti other matters of 4 - 31 bat tint nnimportant notice. The Learned Judge re verted at fionsiderithiC length to the arritrui eit4. l'ACtti* of the evidence, and conelm!ett by entreat ing that the Jury would give io sock a verdict would quiet their own conscicoces, protect the prisoner, and give hint immunity nom punishment if be deserved not to be visited by it while they wo-ld, at the saute time, feel that ticey were pro tecting the laws of the land, and giving them, Chou; who administer them, effective . The Jury then, after Wang tome refreshment in their box, (as stated in our Pver of yesterday) TCtired, unit after being upseaed,, of an hour ah• gent, returned their verdict—Not Guitiy. Tinirt.F.Tot), PrtrAr.)v.. AN:I3 !! - )0 , ..F,a ALSO M.:QUITTED. 1:10117'11 nAY,II7Ktin&Y, JUN?. 17. About soft c. o'clock, Thistiewood, Pfeston, and if,,npar tvece I,rovglit into (;quit, and a Jury were called and sworn, without any objection or 40- lenge. The indictment of 'treason was then shortly read, and the Prisoners' plea. Mi. Arroarryr.Gawrtast said he should not offer any evidence against the Priaomrs. Lord Ett.aNuottouen..--Gentlemen of the Jury, there being no evidence against the Prisoners, you must pronounce them Nal Guilty. Th e J u ry then found t hem severally Not Guilly. Thus ended these State Trials. Thislv.wood, who, (luring all the trial against . Watson, appealed dressed in a blue jacket and Coloured silk handkerchief, today appeoted gen tetly dressed in black. The verdict being primonneed, they respectfully Dow ed to the Jury, the Court, and the liar, and retired us we stated yesterday. M eLAuctioLY EtiZt4T.—With sensations Of deep regret we have to record an act of suicide which took.plAce here on Tueaolkiy,..---At an early hour on . t lon morning, Mr. James Kerb), of eranalieroirose, leavini. his %site asleep and cautiously lurking the chatubrr door, wag' observed by a female servant to resort to thehi.ds in which seven of ills children lay, each of whom he stooped to kiss affectionately; utter that solemn ceremony, he resorted to another part of the ivoisse, and its a few minutes the re port of a shot alarmed his family, when it was Iliscovertil that he Isad blown o u t his brains•l— yiehling to 'thyimpultc of friendship for an lie Wine iltne SillGe became security to the Croxn for the observance of some Ikevenne ton inter, it the perftgmadee of which hit friend hail the misfortime to fail, and poor Mr. )(ernes stock \VAS recently seized - for . the totieltute„ rounded by ,4 numerous young family, his ford toile forsook him, his apprehensions for their future Olivia f 4a powerfully worked'opoo ilia intaginatiim, that, (b)rri niffilitlity be pee tte!tate4 rash 4evilwhith has robbed them of their best friend anti only prof ettur, leprived so ciety cif an hollest two, root cothniitted a crime (feptignaut to every ? iense of moral feeling), the thelancholy : result of 'which is now deplored by teary 'person to whom be was kt:mit.--- (Ennis aronicle"): . • VARLIAMEN II()USE OF LtiltDS, Tuesokr, JUNII 17, 6vinence s ‘..,s, nviod in Alitlar' Divoice Th e E(tin,bnrgrt and 1414sgow 'WI nes, af.' ter some (013 k vitt ions Crum the l ari.ut Nlotti - ON, objecting to it, anti the 6-tri o I.oAvotottmLe tend Lord Viseourtt MeLtitlg of ftt vntar of it, re.nl .seentid ,:nil eoll3l:litielf la apt India and Menneiraneali Trade Dill, and the Agent Gutte'r4t / ot tolunteerslii% Itassud tlttotigli Committees, and %Vele reported, . . ttit4t, In a Consmittee fni the :MLitt , " Bill, s•inie con." vetsation took place bet wren T . llv E 1110 LAU, Dalt 0.4,44.:, Lord liou:ANti, the Marl 01 ROS•Liti hart ut Ltvetteoot. and Earl 11%-rit tins?, re specting en altermitm in the Bill al coin p:tred, ‘7ith former by leav'iog out the Woods " by his Majesty's command;" with referrnee.to tli.e power given it, the Secretary at War to call for the accounts of Army Agents. The liar! of LAUDERDALE moved to insert 11143 words, by his Majesty's comnrand," on the ground that it improper to. give the Secretary at War a concurrent aotltority with the sign mantle!. This amendment' was objected to, on the Ithiunds of the legal objection ttOit might be taken in Courts of Law, from its being impossible to, prove in evidence the King's command, and that the omis .ion of the %voids matte no difference with refer ence to the responsibility of the Secretary at War. The amendment Was 11egaliVtql, and the Bill pass. ed throogli the Committee, and was reported without amendment/ COLLIERS. In Committee on the Colliers' Wages till (for extending to ti.eitt the provisions of former Acts of Parliament, compelling the payment c'f their wages in money instead of goods), Lord Vitae. rort, on the ground that the workmen in general worked by the piece, and that tl a amount tine to them was only calculated once a month, movcrl a clause to compel the payment to them every week in mtmey of two-thirds of What was due to them for that week, in order that they might hare money to. purchaie .the articles they wanted, at free shops, instead of being obliged to resort to the shops establishe4 by their employers. This dame aas opposed by t h e Earl of LAUDIIRIMI.B, as being foreign to the purpose of the Bill, and as being founded on a vicious principle, that of in tertering in the contracts between individuals.-- After some conversation between these two Noble Lords, the Bali of RUSSiyn e Lind RedeSdale, and the Lord Chancellor, Lord DYNEVoit agreed to withdraw the clause. ,The Bill passed through the Committee, with amendments. Report on Thurzday.,. HABEAs cortpus susrvsgoN. Griosvalloa pleseoted a Petition from the City ut Chester against the continuance of the Habeas Cmpus Suspension, which his Lordship busted to 11.4Ve been proposed At H very linint . ll , ll6 eciflVetied 'in the Town nall, and agreed to by a Largo inajoriu of the persuns Obit' othicri. The l'oition boving been read, at the table, The Iti,hop CkiklTPS, lest this Petition 4 1,40(44 be ctimitlered the senAe of the inhabitants of Chester generAlly; 'which it was UM, +Naa dr -4.)f vitt in{; lb it a counter. Petition hail been vcry uttnicron-ty si ; ;tltd, end 1,1,04141 shortly be presented to the House. E.trl Gao , veNoit could may say, that he l a nd been informed, itn regard to the Pethinn be bad prescwpf, tiost it was agreed to by a large.majo rity, a(si very.tormerons meeting„regulatly called in the Town 11411 , in pursuance of Iteytisition, trt which the Mayor presided, and t ‘vitich persons of different senti nents attended, and from the re gniarif y observed, had the irlyorthh:ty of deliver ing thetr sentiments, Load HoLLAsn asked, whether he was to on.- derstand irtort the Leal nett and Reverend Prelate, that a Petition witi iiChlidiy to be presented from Chester ;in fnvonr tit ttie ')isl)ension Of tbe•HabeaS Corpus'? he nishop of C.:;m - rF.r. 3.11.1, the Petition would probably be Im:bellied to-utfitcwv, and the Home would diva by enabled to ascertain its object. The petition was ordered to He on the table. E4rl GaosvEtaog utoved for an Address to the Prince Regent, praying there might be laid before the House au account of the Mmes., ages, tend de beriptious of the persons artested tooter the poveers given by the .Suspension of the Habeas C orpus , specifying • those wh o h a d been discharged, and those who still remained in custody. Lord Vi,eount Sioasnwra objected to give the names, as it might operate against the • ersons so detained. The number of persons detalticd lie was stilling to pi-millet", nor did he object to the ages being stated, particularly as there had been upon this point much misrepresenturion; The Motion, tiles amended, inserting mer e ly an account at like numblar and ages of the persons detained, was agreed to. Lord Viscount SiDMOUTO then mowed the Or, tier of the Day, and Ore House resolved itself itito a COMlllittte on the Habeas Corpus Sospeniion • On his Lordship's motion, the blank fnr the duration of the niii %vas filled up with " urn the exp,rat ion of six weeks after the commeneetticnt of the ilext Session 4,f Parliament." Earl GROSVEN'eIt gave notice of his irsten t i on to move all Atrietitimeot io H s4ll ) %eqtlent Stoge of the 11111, to the dicer, that the Bill should expire in case of a dissolution of ParHalfwit. The Earl cat DustouGubtoaz intimated an in tention of proposing an amendment, which wou ld. have the effect of producing the meeting of P ar .. ii„,„,,„ t at an earlier period than it had been of bite costomaty to commence the Session, by h. tuning the duration of the Hill to a certain day, unless Parliament should assemble in . rite interval. The, Bill then passed thvough the ,Corninittee,. with the litneintruents ptoposrd by, Lord SW. mnth, and the iloose having routliql, the Re. port was ordered to he_ reeeireli tO;Mptrow. It iituretSlCKOl the- third reading would be •rb„„th4.—Adionrsieri till tea-mart-OW (this dAty4 at tire ot,ter for tile CHli -f tlJe tinnse ht Its' Q. Arged. Upon thia motiwt the :ionic filvithid. Nuts - - . 41 : ; 4041 y A A . -- 85 The 0 rtiC r was accordingly ditch ir ge ti. NEwrOUNDIAND TRADE. Y oit moved, that u Select C tfllnsitteu he appo!itter) to iii,ii a iota the Trade of Nest - 1 - ottimittoti. sod Eht ateie erf thi Poputto ion of that ‘4ettletli.eitt After It fewwortis (rout: Ur. Protherme, Si, John ittvittirt, Mr. C101111)611, nod Mr. IWillicr!orce, the tto;i1:1 was tyrcell tn. REYNtit.Dg; Butthitrt said, it mitts hid inteetitin to hritt r t forward, to-iborro:v or neit day, rekt:ive to the case of Air. Repo,itl4., the persnit t,t telitint he lottl sp.tliett yeiterdAy, the statentetlti be 114 d inlite upon [bat sithi;cl tree officially coneritticietl. 11r. LONG vat!, the stAtemenrs Mille by the titan. Baronet, relative to tbat person, were totally void of foundation. . BANK OF ENGLAND. •On motion ilf Mr. OKENFELL, several Rev turni relative tti the transactions of the ilauk-of &gland %%kb. the Ptt.blie, were ordered to, be laid upon the table. flc hoped, when the subject was enquired int 6, it WOUld be found that an anuoul iavit►g to the acnuout of 40Q,0031. might be ef fected, Mr. lisNits thought this object very tiesiratrit, if it cotthl be done consistently v;:tb tie public tuith.—The Motion Wpta egreeti'to. . WITITECROSS-STR.EF.T PRISQN. nENNETT presentetl tt PetitiOn front tile Debtors confined on the Loudon and Milk!lesex titles of Wititecross-street Prison, praying that the time of admission tor persons to see them i»ight be extended, ancl.complaitting of the amount of fees. The LORD MAYOR Bftid, the Prison was con• ducted with the view of giving every possiblecon veldence and comtort to the prisoners. Notting was °mitre on the. pare (lithe Court of Aldertuers to effeet thii porposr. As to the fees, they had nothing to do with them. There was uo city or eminty in the kingdom %%hich went to so tnuct► trouble and expeuce for prisoners, as the city of Loniton. Mr. liEuNrit then more:! for R Raul n of l' 4 e altlin Alai It egolittiona of the New Vrison, iu IVllitecross-strect.—thilered. Mr, Mooke presented a Petition from the Watchmakers of Coventry, stating their distressed condition, and praying for relief. Mr. LUSHINOTO4 obtained leave to bring in a for the better prevention of ao l lto oblige the exporters of cxciseuble goods it) give due notice of shipments. Mr. a OILIIiin Moved the Order of the Day for the Committee oo the Scotch Oflves Reg.lation Bill. He stated, that nothiog could be done in the present Session respecting the office of Lord Justice General, but th.it in case of a vacancy no new appointment wilnld be made. With respect to the offices of Lord Register and hord e Privy Seal, it S'll9• propoSett, to g iv e th e p releut poSses.- sots a salary of 1,2001 a year each. Lord CasTIJI4EAOH coufirmed the statement, that is the (vent of a Vacancy the office of Lord Justice tietto.al would not be filled up.—Thellouse them; went into t he Committee, and the Report was ordered to be received on Ttsorsday. Lord Colchester's Annuity Bit! was read o tidal time, and passed. Sir J. NICHOLL move the inrther consideration of the Clergy Residence Bill. The blouse pro. ceeded to divide oft an amendedclause, when it was discovered that there were no more than 20•Mem hers present ; which being reported to the Speakt-r, eonnted theta o‘tr, and declared the House to be—odinurned, till to•worrow (this day). • Titr, A 'l' ft ICAL REOLSTE R. • Fri:belated Last I)lintY-LANE.-7The Wiled. of Furturie : Penrild4otti, Mt. Dostion - Eerily Tempr&t, M b ?.Its. arisatt. JrAte w hi c h, Th e t;pani..,ll biveritsesueitt, artAl The IVuodruats's finvENT-(,toner..,King Henry the Eighth : Cardinal Wet sty, Mr. Keinhle; Katharine, Mrs. %Veston. After wkictr, Tintaur the Tartar. NEW Tfir.A.7Rt ItuyAL, Evot.tsttgtira.*,House ..-.,' Ittf tiler), The Angler, After which, Piet and Easy, and The Tara pike Gate. AIAILS. Aitazytn-1 Guernsey and Jersey. nutty--1 GoSten'Jurgh, 4 Dublin, 1 Wattritgd. STOCKS 6 V ELVt I.OC K. Bark is. A nrr.... IS 13 1611111 iittl'a Bon ei5,..... BSs. 86s. pr. Exch. 131. pr. Cuus. tut July, ....... 110 USE OFC(YM ONS. Thin being the day appointed for the Cali of the lionNe, the Gallery wa3 not opetied until near five o'clock. it W.' DuNims moved, ticcotdiog to notice, THE. 'SUN. SWAM fell DlCF.itt r,tt/Mtt AL,r,g‘t LONDON, trEDNESD-11'. JUNE 13, 1817. We this day give the conclusion ot the recent Trial for High Tseay>n, which, with what we inserted yesterday, comprehends the whole of the legal proceedings. W announced oor intention of pablisang two sheet* if the other Prisoners had been tried, and the prohibition of the Court had consequently been removed ; but as they Gyve been dischwreed, we i•stve no OCertSiotl to pu our Rettiters to, nil addi , ional expense. Little are we dispose'd to object to the Verdict ot the Jury, who no eoubt deeded according to the butt of their jodgment. As little are we tilvpos ed to insist upon the guilt of a Prisoner !rho has beep acquitted by the Vcrdiet of his Co,intry men? but riben the itfortliv Chrodde has had rhb? , time " t..e tier:)•seiti, a onvictien public Inl•at, P 0.,... ii—iitmt ell Ilt• Jtrillitligli `ll,Ceeteet eirrin- VOLitli s g a: riretigi irseaidtvi Grovrrunreilt lla.:t tlemi Icautied (even It" i l ' e q' groat insult riffeier!.!t; the Ho)e! l'asno of 0' ibtcrirls'lttltrthst elitub;i:bytytlitliktil76ern-i:4:r.:glii°l:ett::ll7/:::::;3:11.4 }nitres flyaex-r, i,:chbit.tel, were iitoie,dt4o4 *%I a• to say that the Norrtios t.o4)4it:s grossll"ir represent) the pg bfic etilleii iff which 4 it itePt s ' :t i b t i li e t:::;( * t t t t e o v r r " o rt t i :s ;r u e . : s a : : 41 0. : :: f s e t f s t t r i. ::l a c r :I '1::::::ii vi,'ti of its own - thirt y l which; it oi,f ...h.,i,00/ "Y inialtity, ta nit sre , that P iftott ut;trniiiig Ow, ligioaaty spirit was at .woik la misy P l.ll mut! tleinstutell alt that vigil-a:lt ore of C` ° error/tent which has litipniiy proef" 4 I' l Statc• rod we shaft leave our 110 1 ' 11 11 , .our Countrymen _ it iirgi to triict opati MO' Bence prothteett on the mat, and %with they' tir rity of Lord GAO:TIL LS, a NOMVIII39 li g'l6. A 1 , 11 a summate judgment an:l experience, s"" 4 , 1.1 ree3eS I/1 pellaCild harmony with ..11t1hiter. 1' yet admits the d a nger of the Comoty. '4,.,. tee illo Care', we soy , th& whole to ag *1°111)44; " proves o m f the easure for inot eCtittg ii"'" .1 'cop satifect that they w ill give a ti L'ic-r, folly j.istitita by thir attriis of th e C4 ' 4 cleric • Orr 'Fite pittii l'apess of Sunday pistil ag ing, hove not come to hush. 0 A grad crowd 'of p,2730.114 or .110011# ~, jjT i 4 t h :e i r Y l o o .l o p o e l n t:r i iiptliglgell:ll,othoiell witnes s t i t i:t e i s i i i s g bitt:1::;;Ir:::::"Iel C(itier'rb:ollll,l'it:te°l:l4: . " clock. or soon aftetwattis.--We 316 ' " .i' full-detail of it to•ntortow. ----"'"".......--- ~•,,,4, s t Ile Levis Entelligentxr of Nlol"l3l'`",fit , , t e rn" teceivetl this morniox, eciute;os 't"'" la i rli%ert•tli!ieg the ittl;:titti'cvl dr 4 W/ 1 ill ill 1 ;, . ~ Oliel MerOlfrg, troll) whit hw e copied 3 ' C ' ll '' , • .4 4 „,0 Ilte 1 0 0.e ° 5 4 : 1 : S t r ) :::::1 4 1 t e r i vp )C 5 s er e i rs i o U l i n t l i t et ; , i 5 41 1 :e c ir l i l l t v g( : e:::::" . : YS t il t i tr : t: 01 ; : : 1 4 e 4 i 11 1 0 1 : ) ‘1 : L° : , : 1 3 1 : 1 1. 1 : 1 : 1 1 : g la l i ill i ttille i r:;{ 1 .;',151‘. . °1 1 :1 1 1 Clol4l odious t ip".' An allege d 6(14:1.114.1)g°► 111: ' il" ; 4:11.1:d. . i.. ourtb e t ) I l n : L ia I e ,:,it t ; ri i d t . . r.itt s , : is :I t : I 1 i e iyri u r t . c il l i r i r ui,r g . o r : i Fire il l 0: inter i t .: E r t : I , t t :: : I: : r : 4 t i , k l i c 1 , i i s l ' ): . r, i l; , : : :g l . : i : tu , ' t e ' i t i y " 0 1 1 ,:11 4 ~.,'' , 0 : gi ' 1, 1 : r ,:: i l I , " 1,, : r 4, : i We Celt it o vt • grist"' ~ in the L e e d s Intviligcicsr art 0 01 - • 0 . ( 1 . i: /)Ic.r t "' lientally, dint are tot' 10C;i 1 in' l l ' St 0► W l ' ill :'Object rtes e i * 1 pe t c o ii i t t l itp gl itz le cb pe t' e l s ic i le :: : la to i () : 11(11 : : ' rn " ; vle cat' therefore rttr'44.:,'; tIO' The inte l tli t s d en s r;r ie :: ll :i Y ti ov'sitrNisertfil:l4.4---51;r''''' ails I.:,t)tf 1,1.3,::" ;40,411stii i 44 Fire mare prisoner , are j'ist o.rist ti 414 ; je i,44 44 l c'lr 4:11t1"-Ir waY to York Casti, ettargot "it') tororictwy Ito the Lae out ta,:cs- in t 'eat diNtrict. fi'll°•iotterilii i Yuri. withtatt ati.ty. 'rile I.tio9nets % I ftt ,i,j e f f:' - tavinurut of the fiadderifseltlYtuniAo/ 3 ' • 10 ' Tillni) 1.1)1111)14. . i *l it . 4 ji‘AdlY t'lli..4lo°C,lP:o " The tika.cistrates bilvC re-c1;3,1i31:*1 ;',l4.lo''foui ► I:lWit:taaLl'ir:rillatilli.:istiwihitarseatbh;44:QatenadSrtsl:l3etrafii°lkitirivicsity'itilt,llll::',l:::::::,::::l°,l_3:igt•lr:.':'d. Sr' ' , { IV ___.........0.----. 00 , 0 0 0. , 04 Cgust-ExctiAsott, Jost 14. '" - oimtiol i° cit 1 morning witi very duff, sod we et' 110'''" ~.„ gt nom4taily a,. $4 ,00 as 5.1c10 3 y , any toyeri at ket• • f tj --417"1"4--- o t V P : f ; WI N;Don,. JUKE 17.--1-11 e 9" , e9 o ' l ' ill: Wet.uNo-rots ate expected her e , " 1 " ) ,1 .o"*.lgr ing• to he present Ar tar ot grit"' 'l";l,,r,cv` given hy the Officers of tht e• or 0100. vt, to commemorate the h aft or "I`l;tieli OS/ LiiSt tlie.ht ~ t.1,4e cioino!), ' , 0 ,01 0 !'", at the lei tiler` of -IVdterion. " 1 l ' t t)r ejtri .fi4g Collet secured in tha ;Wei fall Dr 34Mteil rut k. to he toilil`c,lYA,lpi° il*Y, for the ftrst time, it itriog t " c o ;4' . tilt Victory of Waterity). 0,100,,jr) Cohact,s or Ittclous- -^-°1" S:',„iii, 6 Mr. Ewers, the K.ing's Atesisefigt,7l,„„,l,oll;4; the Bow-street ofScer, 'tallied ' 1 04 l ',, i r. ihrof wen in their custody, 00'101 ‘llo,)'i front the town ot Notti.,;ll-,!in.,,,,;,,, 1 . : ir i reasonable pr,4 et ices.. They itio c5,,07.:, i Mination itelore tste of N.irrl'ltAst"`l•coroc'lig),'i, were comMitted to thr 110,00 s oli 4 '" ; 19 l'asorvratvti,m —11.0:01 "",111,1,01t.1. f: EATe.,:i y. 5; cr :hi y. The c West C 2 .1 005 ul 14.11,f,041 HT 4 o'clut.l4 ; and 1 11 e s'` . .: &el:air of his success. tt MAR itlf-1) i t , hf 11 0 ... 09 the lt;th install:. a t rin4kory Chtvcisioirt 1,3 Menzel. Edward Sarni) ItiolererPr t . ' 4 ` l " , i i - t o , WY Muriitt-4, ta Vratict, 3.1 ,ri•t, 4•otitta ' ,ic,1.......4 of Showy, Nola- t t") 2ScCri i i+f 4 Cur Hl'l, t)1 0), nn PriJav last, at tlagtal, IVotcr4""'' :,11„ ty 14. .‘dair tt4 tied, P411301'4 st St. TtstrustlA ittspat.4l, I.tstttit .ite Ot t eke - • 70';* o f '9O ll IlloNDON: 1 doted by J. 11..,CARST-I:!s'h:t scruvriq!ltroft, Oacen swinr 3116 t, 0:1,t, • I SI No. 7, S 'Lab :41011.',"..„,,j400( sstr i' ():five,():five,'4trand; othrlit ;t .10,1,t, 11, 1,1, f4l ,4i tof PRICE 0 ItiS DAT AT tM Bank Stock, • . erg) S per Cog. Itv3 73j11 :i pet Ceht. C0n5....;.... shot 4 per Cora, •Ritif es pet Cent. Nury Atku... shut (-1R;11 WATER. ATLONDON 1111frmr, T(1-740111101'. Morning, IS minutes after r?, I EVNI)III4,t:, 11 5.